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, WJLMINQTON. IT. C.
THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1870.
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Unt jjauy Journal 1 for .ale at tba paper
ktanda or Tit. T. M. Harrla, oppo.it Puroel
Home, at Mr. i. T. EaaleU', eorner of llerket end
Beoeed strent, by the newaboy. and at the deik
in the btulnes office, Journal Building, np
tairs entrano flr.t door Watt. ...
my Vuktnl'i Seeead Wtb.
" My husband came tenderlv by my side.
"Are 70a going oat this evening, love ?"
"ui ooars 1 am r
I looked down complacently at my dress
: vi piuK crape, aew-aroppea over wim crys
tal, and tb trails of pink azalea that
caught op its fold here and there, A dia
mond bracelet enoircled the one white
arm, and a little cross blazed fitfully on
my throat. 1 1 bad never looked better, and
I felt a sort of girlish pride as my eye met
the fairy reflection in the mirror.
"Come, Gerald, make haste I Why yon
haven't begun to dress yet I"
"Where were my wifely instincts, that I
did not see the haggard, drawn look in his
features the fevered light in bis eyes?"
"I can't go to-night, Madeline I am
not well enough."
"Yon are never 'well enough1 to oblige
- me, Gerald. I am tired el being pat off
with anrth flTftnann. "
He made no answer, bat dropped bis
head in bis hands, on the table before
him.
"Ob. come. Gerald." I urged. tetulunt-
ly; "it is so awkward for me to go alone
jilwayt."
He shook his bead listlessly.
"I thought perhaps you would le will
ing to remain at homo with me, Made-
"Men,areso selfish," I said, plaintively;
"and I am all dressed. Claudia took a
bait hoar for my hair. I dare say yon are
determined not to go."
No answer again.
"Well, if yon choose to be sullen, I can't
help it," I said, lightly, as I turned and
went out of the room, adjusting my boquet
noider, tne in De-roses ana heliotropes
seeming to distill incense at every motion.
Was I heartless and cruel ? Had I
oeased to love my husband ? From the
bottom of my heart I believed that I loved
him truly ana tenderly as ever a wire did
but I had been so spoiled and petted all
my brief seinaii lire, tbat the better in
stincts were, so to speak, entombed alive.
I went to the party, and had my fill of
aauunon ana nomage, as usual, rue
honrs seemed to glide away, ahod With
roses, and winged with masio and per
fume ; and it was not nntii, wearied with
dancing, I sought a momentary refuge in
the half-lighted tea-room, that I heard
words awakening me, as it were, from a
-tireau.
" Gerald Glen 1"
I could not well be mistaken in the name
it was scarcely common place enongh for
that - They were talking two or three
Imiiness-like-looking gentlemen in the
hall without ; and I conld catch, now and
then, a fugitive word or praise.
"Fine, enterprising young fellow l"
Great pity I" "Totally ruined ; so Bets
nd McMorken says!" "Recklessness and
extravagance of bis wife 1"
' All these vacua fragments I heard : and
then some one said :
"And what is he iroinir to do now ?"
" What can he do ? Poor fellow I I am
worry ; bat he should have calculated his
income and expenses better,"
" Or his wife should. Ob, these women!
they lio at the bottom of all man's trou
ble 1"
A rA fnaw In 11 nrli A1 HK tinw Jtrvniil 111 jaw 9
I bad yet to learn how easy it is, in this
world, to bear other people's troubles.
I rose hurriedly op, with my heart beat
log tnmoltuously beneath the pink azaleas,
and went back to the lighted saloon. Mr.
Albany Moore was waiting to claim nay
hand for the next dance" Are yon ill,
Mm. Glen ? How pale 1"
"I I am not very well. I wiah you
would have my carriage called, Mr.
Moore."
For now I thought that home was the
proper piaco lur me.
Harried by some unaccountable impulse,
I sprang out the moment the) carriage
wheels touched the curbstone, and rushed
np to my husband's room. The door was
locked, but I could see a light shining
faintly under tho threshold. I knocked
wildly and persistently.
"Gerald, dear Gerald 1 for Heaven's sake
let me in."
Something fell on the marble hearth
atone within, making a metallio olick, and
my husband opened the door a little way.
I bad never seen him look so pale before
or so rigid, yet so determined.
"Who are you 1" he demanded wildly.
"Why can you not leave me in peace ?"
"It's I, .Gerald your Madeline your
own little wife." -
And I caught from his hand the pistol
he was trying to conceal in his breast its
mate lay on the marble hearth, under the
mantle, and I flung it out of the window.
"Gerald, would you have left me T" -.
"I would have escaped I" he cried, etil!
half dcliroos, to all appearances. "Debt
digraoe misery her reproaches 1 I
would have escaped them all 1"
His head fell, like a weary child, on any
eheulder. I drew him gently to a sola,
nd smothered hint with a thousand mar
inured words a thousand mate eareeaea I
for, had it not been all my fault f
And throuch the ion veaka of fever
i ,
that foUawed, I aarsed him with aawaver-
ing care and devotion. I had but one
thought, one desire to redeem myself in
hia estimation, to prove to him that I was
something more and higher than the mere
butterfly of. fasbioa I had hitherto ahown
myseif. , - . -e
well, the March winds had howled
themselves away la their mountain fast-
At a. !iu . ra
nessce; we uriiiim.ni pni rue: reps wera
dried on boogh and spray; and Ue arrle
Ltossomj were toaaing LUair iraf-mat bJ
lowt of f iaky bloona in the deep tine air
of Utter May. ' , .
Where are we now?
It is in a piotarerpe 1 i',Z: rot
far from Kew York, farr; ' I'm
r"ucni b5--l -r: : 1 ; ; 1
" L--"lf"i i.r i 1 I 4 r j, )
r jItc 1 1 ;e:j i . t t.
window at me, working busily 'with my
needle.
"What an industrious fairy it is!" he
nil smiling sadly. , ; '
"Well, you see I like it. It's a great
deal better than those sonata on the
ciano." . :
'Who would have thought yon would
make ao notable a honrekeeoer ?"
' I laughed gleefully I had a child's tie
light in beiDg praiseo.
"Are you not going to Miss Delaney's
eroquet party 7 ' be pursued.
"No. what do I ears for eroquet parties
I'm going to finish your shirts, and you'll
read aloud to me."
'"Madeline, I want you to answer me one
qaesfion.
"What is it?"
"What have you dona with jour dia
monda ?" , ... . . . . ...
"I sold them lonir aso : thev naid sever-
ai aeavy buia, Desides aetutnf bait a y
rent here." , .
"Hut, Madeline, you were so proud of
your diamonds."
'X was once ; now they would be the
bitterest reproaoh my eyes oould meet.
Gerald, had I been less vain and thought
less and extravagant ,"
1 checked myself, and a robin, aingins;
in the perfumed depths of the apple bios
soma, took np tho dropped current of
sonnd. '. h- 1 -V . e ' '
"That's right, little read-breast," said
my husband, half joking, "talk her down 1
Bhu has forgotten that our past is dead
and gone, and that we have turned over
a new Dago in the Book of Existence."
Madeline, do you know now 1 feti
sometimes, when I sit and look at you?"
"JNo."
"Well, I feel like a widower who has
married eeuia."
01 tieurt gave a little superstitious
ump.
.Like a widower who has married again
Gerald!"
"les, I can remember my Brat wife a
rilliatit. thontrhtlass child, without ant
idea beond the gratification of present
whims a spoiled plaything! Well, that
little Madeline has vanished away into the
past somewhere; she has gone away to re
turn no mote, and in hereteadl behold
my seoond wife a thoughtful, tender
woman, whose watchful love surrounds mo
like an atmosphere, whose charaoter grows
more noble and develops itself into new
depths and beauty every day."
I was kuecling at his side now, with my
cheek upon his arm, and my eyes looking
into his.
"Aud which do you love best Gerald
the first or second wife?"
"I think the trials and vicissitudes
through which we have passed - are t wel
come, indeod. ' They have brought me as
their harvest of fruits the priceless treas
ure of my second wife."
That was what Gerald anxwered me
ttle aweeteat words that ever fell upon my
ear... . . . .
Tha Wajr It la Dona.
. We have in a letter from Gen. Boynton
to the Oinoinuati Gazette, a graphic pic
ture of the way in which legislation hi ef
fected in Congress. It is a aad commen
tary on political morals, but it is just what
we may naturally expect while Radicalism
rules. In speaking of the protracted dis
cussion of the Tarin bill, be aays:
' While tbore have been ablo speeches on
all sides of the tariff question, few of them
have attracted close attention in tbe Hons.
What the Chairman of the Ways and
Moans says ia watched at an indication of
the joint opinion of those of his colleagues
wbo favor protection, iiut Mr. Allison on
the Republican side, and Mr. Ilrooks, of
tbe opposition; have serionsly neutralized
the power of the committee, as a body,
upon the floor.
Votes, bowever, upon lue bill are not
made by anruments. A combination of
interests control tne action upon tne lead
ing articles of manufacture and eommerce.
Humiliating aa it may seem, the votes are
entirely a matter of bargain among the va
rious interests, and this is the way the p re
arrangement runs:
Jf ik iron. "Uood morning, number.
Howlnany votes have you to proteot V
fig Iron. "Do you care anything about
iron?"
Lumber "Net a straw. If I ean get a
high figure on lumber my constituents
don't oare a rush for iron. They don't
deal iu it But all the heavy men in my
distriot are in lumber. - In fact my politic
al life depends on protecting lumber."
l'ig iron "au ngnt, wa nnaersiana
each other. You stick by me with yonr
six votes, and we'll help you with our ten.
Now let n go and see Salt
Ho lumber and pig iron look arms ana
go over and atrike hands with salt. He
has got eight votes, and don t concern
himself about either iron or lumber, and
these never worry themselves about salt,
as their constituents have no interest in
things saline. The result of the morning
call on salt then is tbat iron, lumber and
salt walk into the House at noon with
twentv-four votes each. Bv the time the
ring of interests has been run around, add
wool, coal, sugar, tea and eonee and tneir
representatives have been added to one or
the other of the interests named, acooid-
ing to the articles manufactured or largely
used or sold in tneir districts, tne neesssa
ry strength on tbe yea and nay list is se
cured, and the interests of the country are
assured or said to be. With such prepara
tion for action it is not remarkable tbat the
moment Sobenok induced the House to go
into Committee of the Whole members
should utterly fail to attend to any of
the speakers wbo occupied too floor an
hour each, and in euooeaaion, for a week.
Now that the debate la limited to five
minutes, and a vote may oome at any mo
ment, members are obliged to remain tn
the ball, but the convenient understanding
of aalt as t9 tbe designs of iron, and of
iron concern in ir the purposes of lumber
and wooL relieves these various squads
from heavy duty, or any concern whatever
as to the apparent drift of tho five minute
debate. When the committee calls time
on aalt. he knows that iron and lumber and
hia other squads will maroa np boidly ana
solidlv to hie assistance, and that when
the roll has been called through, it will
show a flourishing future for his evapo
rating pans. And so on through the long
list.
Sometime, however, when all
plain sailing, the ship at ootaa interest
striken upon unseen rooks. Thus, a year
ta liiiM. an Eastern member. largely
engard in the shoe trade, directed hi
energies upon the tariff wholly to getting
tne tana an eerteia anoe aaoioga imki.
After lor and industrious labor, the see-
Uoa rt.."f to the material in qoeetioa
wa r-V!. and the shoe man Vs
1 -. cr i.-.o-t ha was. After the ad
t cf Voi-rtm, hewevarr r&t
:t to V a that tbsmi'srt
la "... i t a ' n l 1 I. -- a Ukaa lily
MISCELLWrOlS.
LET THE EAGLE
SCREAM." "M
Specie Payment
. sumcd!
SPI IIB BQIDS. I
NEWEST,
LATEST
and Cheapest
Aaron & Bheinstein's,
No. 25 Market Street.
rya would uespkotfully oaixat-
tentiou to our NEW Q0ODB purohasod tinuo I In
extraordluary decline In Gold and which wu art
now 0 (Turing t
TO CORRESPOND WITH Ttiit DECLINE
2 000 piscea rrinU, (rem 6 to li coot.
900 pieces DeLalnea and Challejr from 15 to 20
cctta. . '
Dlenobed fibirting from 8 to 30 eonta. .
. SPLENDID LOT Ot' NEW DRESS
GOODS. .
Oreiiadiuea at 10, 19, IS, 20 aud K cuiiIh.
fopliua, Ja(ianeo Oloth at very lur piioua.
Alpaooaa, all colors, from 25 to 50 eouta.
ttoaltna aud Orgtndiet from 13 to ii oen'U. '
Black end Colored Bilk. :' ;'
BPLENDID ASSORTMENT or Wll H E
GOODS.
Jaooneta, plain and ebcokad, from IS to 60 ola.
Bwita, plain, dotted and atriped, from 12 to
Lawu, Visloria, from 20 to CO cent a.
Lan, BUbop, from 30 lo SOcfuitn.
Lawn, 8-4 fur f arty Draaaea, 85 cent.
Figond Drililanta, from 15 to 55 co&ta. ' ,
Tarletona, from S7 to 79 eeotF.
Whit Linen from 15 ol to 1 01.
.LJuen. fjlLov (laius froia 75 U to i
Ijnen bbeeling from II CO. to fL CO,
100 pleeaa ef Pique from 18 et to tJWr
Tail Untu, 8-4, from 60 eta to tl 00.
Towels, from 7 to 40 cent. "
Napkin and Doyle. .
A aplendid aaaortmeut of
Cambrio and Swiss Edgings aud Inserting,
Hamburg Laces, Marseilles Trimmings
aod Laoes.
"
Partionlar attention la paid to our (took of
r
Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Notions, White !
and Colored Matting, Oil Cloths,. . I
Ac, Ac, 4a. . . .
Paper Oambrio, 12) eenta.
ngltah Oambrio, .10 eenta.
The attention of tbe
trade ie reapeotfnlly
sailed to th faot that
Aaron & Rheinstein.
25 MABKET STREET,
Are aow roiving a moat xtenaiv aloes of Dry
Oooda, Olotbing, Boota, Bboea, and Hat. la IU
Stale, which have been bought at th great drive
alee of th past week at great aacriflcee.
Country Merchant will And it to their tntereat
to give a a ail befor purohaelng le where.
Our Kr. AABOH being oonatantly in th North,
-n marketa give a faoUities nnaqnalled by aoy
Hon south of Philadelphia. .
Oooda received by every steamer.
marab IS J4-m
8TATE OF KwKTII f 1R0LISA
BCPEBIOB OOCBT OP HXW BANOVXS OOUBTT.
BU Murray, plain tiff, agaiott Elzey B. Powell,
aarenoanb
THI8 ACTION IB BROUGHT TO BEOOVEB
the mm of eo tbouaaad, three hundred and
aixty-oo dollar aod twenty-five oenta, and in-
tereet, pan Of ue enna oi ioor uuraeaoa aouara
eoUaeted by tb defendant, a tb agent of tbe
plaiatuT, from th Atlantic Uutual Isauranc
Company, of lw York, for loauraoe oa th
aebooeer Had; aad aum tb further ram of four
hundred and fortr-eeren dollar and fifty-four
Mate, aad iatetwat, money received by the de
fendant for the aa of the plaintiff, from net
arninga of tb ouaooaor Med aad John. Tb
warrant oi aueoamani w mviue Derore . u.
htana, Clerk of th Oonrt aforeeaid, at hi offie
at th Oonrt Hoea faa Wilmington, oa tb SOUt
say of April, A. D. 1870, at wbloh Urn aad plant
tb defendant ia required to appear aad aaawer
theeomplaiol. .
.. . . . - bum p.i 10,
Plaintiff' Atueraeya, -
iuerfcef Bupenor uoun.
nhlS Ii4w6w.
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ptoto ou tU nl ftca. Aridraas WM. H'LINT.
Jillfrhtr, I'hiladoluhla, 11 Ohioago, III., or
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L-ivtn fnr trT 10 auhnoriber to the n. V.
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10 ptga or rlioio Mnm aud lateraatlns Muool-
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culur with Hat of premliima and prolnin on jit
of I'toi mr ioiiI on rfci-tpl of atamp. t. J,
Huntington 4 vo ro m Kt w. y.
ii HVi from $1,50 to 100 in
d " f Ireenbacli.
awrdid to nbagrtbra aud iteuH for VTooo'a
Hihukuoi.d UiUA.iN, tba larRoat and boat
IJolUr Unaili'f in Uia world. 1 loiilar i rie In
ba rrpratH aonn. Pull partloalar In Wrili
Nnniboe. Porstlabv all Newtdatlora, or aent
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"ViAAnJc IJ.icllllnt. Aauro Velirt for Aath
jvium i o J. uoniiio, m Piioa 40 of nt by
man. otuwiu.Li uu , cariaaioirn, .
The Purest, Best and Cheapest
VfriTIIOOT Bpectaolea, Doctor or Modioln.
VV Kent Boat-paid, on reoeipl or iu ota. Ad'
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Dion Boom) No. 130 Lexiugtoa Ava., eor. Eaat
V8tb Bt., N. Y.-. . . .
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POM
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,
CARD.
80CTIIKM LIFi: I.VSlCAMi: (0.
To th Ptoph of North Carolina ; '
At th. roqUKit of Oon. John B, Gordon, rreai-
diiul Allanta Dtittnji lit, I Uava coma Id your
Biata to bring prominently befor yea th olaime
aud niorlt. of th Bouthera Ufa Iu.urauoe Com
pany. It ia under tb control of a honorable
and aa ra.pooaibla man aa there are in th land.
It i managed In th moot prudent and eoonom-l
leal manner, and will deal ju.tly aud fairly with
all.
Wa have no war to make upon other Iuaur.no
Compact, bat tee do teUA to iinproa upon th
peopl the importano of Ictrplng thtir money ol
Aom. tty careful calculation it ia .tlmaled that
a aum of Dot lea. than ItoWoe milUuni, annually,
ia aent from th South to th North fur Lif In
surance, and unlet, checked will curely prove
' auloklal to our interu.t. VI aak you to oouald
r how greatly lb material int.re.t of thia ec
tioa would b. benefited by lb rotenliou of the.
enormou. nm. in our mid.t.
W aend no money away to orioh foreign oap
Italiat, but .very dollar of premium, la t
pen.oa, r imvutkd in thb Btatb raov watcv rr
i Dsaivco. ,,; .
Thia dpartmnt of th Company has operated
both tn Georgia and Boattt Carolina, aod ha
don aaaaprodntdly large bn.inou. Bom
of lb moat prominent gentlemen hi th Btata
are identified with it intaraat. It Board of
Dlractora embrace th name, of the ablaet flnan
clera end mot oooeefal baaioea man ia th
Beath. Ttieyar th truatee. of tb. eaered fund
of th widow aad orphan. Will yoa aot tract
year friend and neighbor., or 1 it mor oar
in th.handeof atrangeraT W appeal to you to
aa.i.1 a in poshing forward tbia oeaervedly pop
ular ana rename southern corporation. It ul
venoy ia unenrpataed by any eompaoy doing bua-
Inaaa ia tb United BUI, IU ratio of hhIi to
iiabilltie. tht only trui Utt f (Ampany't
trtngtK, folly sustaining thia statamant. W
would recpeotfally all attention to tb Board of
Director aad BtockhoUara, pnbliahad in another
column, end to oar Board of Beforouo ia tbia
Biat and other.
i, H. MILLM,
Qenoral Agtut.
mar 37 lU-lm
PIEDMONT
.- AND V
A n L I II G T O N
LIFE INSURlNCfi COMPANY.
JODS WILDER ATKINSON.
Gf serAl Agent for Korth Carolina.
mas BUOOESB WHIOO THIS OOMFAKY
bu met with ba been truly remarkable. Tbe
ohait of Life Uumpanie pnbilnbed in New York,
how that thia Company had a greater inoreaao
of buslae In IBM over 1808, than any Company
ia Amerioa, and that it leaned a larger amount of
riak in IMS tbaa any, sav Uiree Oempaniee.
Nor doe thi. exhibit (howonly rapid progr,
bat it ahow eooaomioal aad onrvativ man
agement. The iaelioad to aecure aa inherltanee far
thtir famfli are rpetfally lavtUd to oall on
th Qeseral Agent at hia
INSURANCE BOOMS.
Prlnnae tract, between Front and Water it.
march XI lU-tf
UPHOLSTERY.
fTlHE CKOXBBIONZD HAB IS,
HAS VSm
X store, and for eal
ket pnoea, all aorte of
PAPia HANOIRaS,
WINDOW SHADES,
PI0TTJBI FBAVE8 and PICTUBK8,
PIOTCBX TA88EL8 aad OCBD8,
AIM,
KATTKEBSKa AND L0DN0E3.
Bar Bepairuig don with aeatneee aad diapatah
F. A. BCHUTTE,
Uraoumaxa urn Parb llaxusa,
Beeawid St ke. BwtM aael FrieMwwe.
april IT 17J B,TuA W,w
50 CASES
JP&EoH PEACBK8, . . . , - -
' I aad 3 pound Oaaa,
60 Oaae freak Toaaaioea, 1 aad t ponad Caaa,
Aapartgaa, Bardlnee,
. .t
OfttMp. j ' : . ; Bauoe,. ., ;
ataSbdOU
n If aebrooin (
iv'J .
' Wureeeierebir.
fiaava Ja'!y,
; .
.-; . y Aa, Aa, at
,
i ' . a
april IT
BtTKS'.U a: 3M I" - t .itl.
. III?'
kaii,i aiA.
1 r . ;
.4- J
ar :
RAILROADS,
GBNr'RAL BtirF.niNTKNnRNTS OtnCR,
niLMinuToa UAHdaaeTT m. n. wo.
' Wti.HiaoToa, N. U., Alaroli 13, 1670. ; )
L .
On nu av j p.u rfniMi'Ar,, ma rai iat.
I'muHitiBttm ui. Ui w M it. a. wi II I.L
Ibn Train at tlio W. A W, It, It, 1'rpol mid lb
itiiiitwiiiK rnunui win iJfl run ; ?l : .
' PAlf iXt'llKSS THAIM (Dally.)
Lav WilnuuRt.m ( W W B It Dapot) 0 A. M
Aulv at VUmmre ................. .11:0$ A. M
amveal K1btUIo :O0 P. H
liaam ln(tvill. .......1110 A. M
Arriva at Kloreuo...,... , :U P. M
Arrive al WilmluRlon t:S0 P. U
'Rlaitt EXmKSa T1U1S (Dully.)
Iv Wllmlnirlon f W A W n It. Deuot :U P. M
ArrlTal'lnri ........ AH A. M
Air v at KinaHTillo 8t00 A. M
jav ainnavilla. B:4 r.
Arrlv at I'lnrano AIM V.
Arrive at Wilmington. ........ 0:1J A. It
na, juaoiuis, . ;
- .'j i i i Qnral Hupexinlndnt
aiarcun '. , ; . ... ...,. ... 14541
WILMINGTON WILDON BAILBOAD CO.. 1
Orriua Cmar lite. A Oita. HuraaiirruiDsirr.
WltiKIHUToa, M. v., MaroU H,17U,
CHANGE OF 8CnEDCLE. :
ON AND AFTER BCNDAT. Ui 18th luttant,
paaaanKMP tralna on tbia road will loava WU-
mliiRton at ;4S A. M. and 10:00 P. M., and arrlv
at Waldon at 8:H0 A, M., and 8:30 P. M. Arrlv
at Wilmington 4:10 A.M., and t AS P.U. Th
day train will aot ran on Bandar.
.0,1 i n.mun v.
Kna. a Bnoi.
marsh 13 hui
KA8TERN DIVISION
WILHUIOTOIt, CnARLOTTm di RUTII.
Kitrusu IUIUHO.U
f'',7.-
Ovnrtfl At WitJiriMTow, N. 0 I
January g7(b, 1870, f .
ON AMD AFTXB HONOAT, Blatof January,
1070. th Tralna on tbe Baatam Divlalon o
tlii. Koad will run dally (Huadaya xoepted) aa
rouuw i
PASBMMBR TaAIRB.
aoa wist.
I.eev Wilmington :IS A. M.
Dap Fear BrtdgS. 0:80
Bladenboro' B:48 M
Lumbertoa .....1040 M
Lanrlnbnrgh 1:00 P, U.
llocklnhm 1:50
Arrive at l'el)e.. .................. 8;18 "
OOINO BAST.
Leave Pee bu:... 8:40 A. M.
tooklnHbam. B:0B
Laurlnborgb....... 8 48 '
Lumberton. 10:811 "
Bladenboro' 1I:M "
Cauer.ullrldaa........ I MP. M.
Arrive at Wilmington 8:00
rUKIQIlT THAI US,
ooraa wist.
Leave Wilmington.... 6:00 A. V.
Cape Fear Bridge 0:'iS
Blacdenboro B:SS "
Tork-tUe 0:0
" LoaKrtoa.4... 10:48 "
Arriv at Lasvtaborgh. 8:30 P, kL.
Leave Laurlnborgb... B:80A, M,
" iinmberton.,, b:iu
YorkviU...... 9:18
H Itladenboro , 0:48
" Cape rear Bridge 1:88 P. U.
Arrlv at Wilmington U:00
Pteunger Train Weet oonnaol with th
wadeeboro' and Uharlotte Btag oa Tueadaya,
xnureaaya ana oaiaraay,
- , - R . 0010
.. Ing, aad 0a. Bnp't.
4a M - 104-tf
(BEAT 80UTIIEUN PA88EN 6EB AISD
FBEI6HT ISLAND AIR LINE.
Between New fork and flew Orleans!
-JJID AZX IimUUDUIATS omss aJIS rLAoas.-
riUMa FHEIOHT POBWABDKD BT PABSEW
JL OXB T BAINS, and at LOW BAXU). No
lntunuut aeoewory.
I To parobaa Ticket, or for rate of Transpor
tation and other information, apply at th Oener
ai umoe, mi uroaoway, eoruer oi tteeue aireel,
w Xork.
, PXTEB MALLZTT,
Oeaoral Agent.
Bew York. June 18, 1808 iti6-tf
BAXTIJBOBJD,
0. B. EOQAB ...Paonixroa.
arjDUOTIOH OF FABB.
TN eoMideralioB of th general decline of all
a in
lee aDoerteinuia: to the axnenaee
of keeping a Hotel, aad the great aoareHy of
money, tii eoard wul a reduoed to merenaaU
and other of North Carolina to 83 60 par dev.
1 10
13d
NATIONAL HOTEL.
OoroerHallfaa aadldsatoa Street,
Korth af tae Capitol 8quare,
BALEIQH, N. C
rpHR BUILD INQ D3 HEW, BPACIOU8 AND
X elegant. Every appointment for tb aoooaa.
awdetioo of goeete. llooma and Parlor nK
for femiliee, ana eingl roon oomplete, beautt
fully fumiahed; with aa ay to comfort aad eoo-
venu
TUBS maias ROOM
I Urre and euperbty funiUhad ta the mmi at
traotiT manner, wbUat tbe aervant are geoteel,
polite aod attentive.
No expeoae or effort will be eparad to reader
th Bt. Niofaolaa Bolel oiriotly a .
FIESr CLASS HOTEL,
to compere favorably with tb beat Eotela,
North or Booth.
Tbe p&lronute of the traveling pnbiie ia re
apeotrullT olioited. Ueanibaeee aad aarriagee
at tbe depot to meet erery train.
a Charge aa low aa any other firet-ol
Bolel ba the eoontry.
A. i. ECTJKfl, Proprbator.
(Fonneriy of Kxcbaug Hotel)
fob ns-a
TAYLOR'S HOTELj
(xxoKAjiaa flaok), ' . .
JEBSET riTT. NEW JEBET,
OfpeattN.a.B.Bpeet, -
Oea the rteue Opa at m tlar.
nUl CKDEB8IQKID TO riRT.CT
X pattttt ataaeaen t ta m that tkta H-tl
ba Mta thoi.'Uiy rea vt-l. xe-riM4 a4
Te-fttrni.h'd tironk tK-nt; coct,:. t ttnli
ui, td rowM, beawl bv mj I J.V aid
btt' d:s ait rooea ta la arw, VmAtm pir.m
end drMxiug roin, with overy oavwaicoee tar
: trm::
-el..'
i ie !KT In trrrt jt: -t, :
' e eo r
,. rua M li
day and
I 9-u
" ir'.tr.t
J s
no'huubug:
it it:::. Ji
spemgcc:
CHEAPER TIIA'JI CCD AT
O tO ';U A ; r
KTB0BA8SO
tb late Wortawn raoio at Jm L' a J
aad Kaaafeotarer' eoet and c ".. r a 'j a
full ortmnt:of '
STAPIEtia
Fancy Dry . C:
bhx8, poruKg, QBxsjk&nt:
i - I ..: ..: XX"" " T, A" " " "
0B0AB2I2S, LAWKS, ).
white goo;
, ' Cambric, Jaooneta,
BwiasiBaasooks, tn sUlpoa and c' '
Piqos'S Laoas, ' !
Edging, HasdksroUeb, C.ar3, :
EFEIir UZLTi
Honscfaralahlsg Qooda, .
HoUoas, Olovea, ,, . ,
. UltU, Eoalary, , . . , .
LACE POINTS,
Shawls, Bilk Mantles aad Parasols. :
ULLLNERY.
Ladies Hats, flowers, : '
Bibbon. Ao.
atn's Porntahing Oooasaad Eat, at E.loea
that moat plae, . . ' -
Examio aad you'll eartalatr aatroabe '
n. m. KiTr,
86 UMlrt i i.
march 90 1'
HTHe WIIbIbkIob Ml VrL'- -IJ
Tornplka Cocyarj."
TN PDB8UABTCB OP ABT AOT P T"T r ?.
JL arai Aaeombly of tb State of ir"-,
entitled "An Aot to iaoorparat lu V
and Wrighuviii Turnpike Oompac," i
s
"
of
'
uuwonpuou kj ue capital atooa or r i
pan will be oaed nndnr tlia ,1
undersigned ai tbe Pint National 1
miturton. at tb Banking Uonea of J
eon, Eeq., and at tb oflioe Of Atar, i
OowaaAOo,
J'HN A. 8ANDE119,
BIOHABO H. OBANT, I r
; OKOBQB BAHllimi,
- M , wm. a. wiuoax1. J
Wilmington. AUroh tLjlh. 1870.
1.
march aii .
FOB SILLY '.,. ,
THB O0MM0DI0C3
BTKnjr.wiuuju aBuurjczt
GEN. HOWAUD;
FOBHBBLT PLTOO P3. -i."
. tween Wilmlngtoa aadBiver if
"" tjapa luver) as paaaeo-.' '
gar and freight boat,
Length over aB..... ..."....,.11 t "W
Braaiih of beam..... .....,..,.,. k -
Depth of hold..... , t ' "
Draft ..I ,, t "
Toanage ....UiiUX
TWO Xctlnee In wood enlie. fHKn.' 1ft ln
ohea diameter ; fl foot trok. Upner 1 "ta fca
icon and Paeeene-ar AeanmnuMleti.ina in
rnoua and eomfortabla. Lower deck and iw... . jT
freight.
B. B. QUION, Geo. F "'t,
W1L, Char. f nth. I ', -
. ' Wiiiuieg'iuii, -
jaa.M -v ' - - 1 i . J
FAMILY ICE Kl
FOSZLLTSOSLr praoUoabl Ia
for th uae of Druggtat and O-'
and Pamili jgnraUr. lodncing
Io fat 10 to Jfl minnUe. aoul j i r -
natural, without ateua Dower, t
obmate and v to otMrate. 1 t
ooaaleta of arni.. .i.
orated after every operston. A
KrwAfAak eo mrfmeii aMkOaT
oaid '.
ETTrATIOH 7A37ZD.
A GOOD BOOX AOT JOB TZZTT"
XX.
BIED, dealra a eituetioo, -
AdcIrM "H." ear of the
marahSS
NOTICE.
TEB TJSDEBBIOKED, OOBPOBATC
bygivaaotlo to parties lntw
purebeee of tbe Wilmington and t
Bailroad and ite effeote, under d -otoeur
of Uortgage, to attend a
be id at Banum'e Hotel in t '
Tneeday the Ktb day of A
gania aader tne Ubarter
of Korth aod Booth Oaro' to i
and Carolina Baiiroad t .
each farther acteoa a miy w i
Ubarter.
- P. v :
W.T.
B. If. '
WDmlna-toB, Kerch j,
aaarohW ... .
a m h , . k ' m. A ..
. rayeuewtlle ftwt,
' "'XlAIamrVI'. Z "
TTATISO hO to.N. -. .
other Hotel ia BaleiKh. I ' -3 t
T A b b o a e c c :: r n
wUal it r e I -1,
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