VOL. XIX-NO. 221.
WILMINGTON. N. C, TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 14, 1870.
WHOLE NUMBER 5.5G3.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
W1LM1NUT0N. N. C
TVJiSDA Y, JUNE 14, 1870.
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atanda of Mr, T. SI. Harris, opposite ruroel
tionao, at Mr, J. T. Daniels', corner of Market and
Second streets, by the nowaboys, and at the doak
in the bneiness offioe, Jonrnal Buildings, np
atairsentranee first door WobI.
Library Itoiimi.
llie members of the Wilmington Library Aaeo
ciatlon are hereby notified that the Library and
Roadiog Boomt are open every evening of the
week, except Sundays, at 8 o'olock, for the ao
-enmmodation of members and their gnoats.
Htrengere arriving here are tendered the privil
eges of the Boo oca.
3. T. JaHca, Librarian.
Special Correspondence Baltimore Oarolta.
Th. Reg re Cadets at Wilt FolavtTIm
Baana Wky They Ware Rejected A
Stir la Washington Aboat It The AN
l.g.a coaaact or tne wnite watu-
i Radical Theory of Negro Craelty Con.
greaalanal laveatlgatlBg Committee.
Th. San Doaalaga JobA bacnea of High
Official from the Capital Hl Cloud
aad Hie Adtulrera.
' Waihinoton, June 10, 1870.
There ifl a wondorf ul stir jnut at this mo
ment, hereabout, in respect to the rejec
tion of neero appointee to West Point,
on the gronuil of hia having "weak eyes,"
and another, whose optioa wero acknowl
edged to be sharp enough, bnt whose
mental faculties and acquired accomplish'
ruenU wero found to be rather deficient.
The "organs of the extremists nniver
subterfuges, and to tkey are Tne negroes,
as a mass, must have "weak eyes," indeed,
it tuey cuunoi, seo mat tiumnv is a
snaw, that thoir doluders only design to
reduce the poorer class of whites to
their level, kjd not to elevate them to the
higher walks of life. Tho thing is
mrorij preposterous.
Referring to the negro boy appointed
by the carpet-bagger Huge (nominally
from South Carolina), it is asserted that
his treatment at West Point was "cruel"
in .the extreme. He was fairly mobbed
by hia fellow students, who chased him
about the grounds, crying ont, "Nigger,
nigger, nigger I" It so happens that
there is not a ' rebel, nor the son
of a rebel, now at that institution.
It wonld also be sheer folly to charge
the "KnKlox" with this "outrage." The
whole matter is very plain. The partisan
political theory of the Radicals if a braz
en general lie can be called a theory is
based solely upon the idea that the negro
Is naturally a fool, can be induced to be
lieve any extravagance, and led on to vote
accordingly. In a word, the future ad
ministration of the Government is sought
to be secured by the present usurpers upon
an already exposed and exploded misehooa.
Not to be misunderstood, it may be added
that the Democratic opinion here is that,
clearly, the students not only pursued a
justifiable line of conduct, bnt that tho
very conooctorg of the current schema of
deception calculated upon such course as
their only means of escape from an ac
knowledged dilemma. And such is Yankee
statesmanship I Its result was manifest
and already an accomplished fact. Shoals
of deserters from the Radical ranks are
hovering just ontside of the outer guards
of the Democratic army. There is danger
from that source alone I Admit the subor
dinates, but exclude the leading officers 1
Political amnesty for all except tho prime
culprits I
It is difficult to keep tho run of tho nu
merous committees having in charge "in
vestigations" into the current speculations
upon the Government, or, in other words,
the people. I find I made a mistake yes
terday in stating that at least tico of these
institutions bad been ordered to pry into
the antecedents of the San Domingo treaty
by the Senate. I find that Mr. Schurz's
committee has not yet been appointed.
That matter is to delicate that it was taken
into "secret session." I learn that the
debate among the "gentlemen" congre
gated resembled more of a quarrel among
troop of bandits, engaged in the distrib
uting of the plunder of a highway robbery,
than a grave tinatu CotuuUum, It is yet,
at this writing, wholly dependent upon
the liberal or parsimonious instinots of the
San. Domingo speculators whether the
general "investigation" shall proceed or
not. There is said to be five millions of
dollars involved in this one "speculation."
We are at this moment without a single
Government official, as high as a Cabinet
officer, remaining in the city. Boutwell
Slie last) left this morning for "hum."
is exoeliency and lady, with divers
others, have gone to Lancaster to partake
of the hospitalities of Senator Cameron.
It is added that a "fishing excursion" con
stitutes port of the programme. I never
heard before that the locality seleoted was
celebrated for bona fide diversions of Unit
sort . A former resident of that region
tells me that nothing but oats and eels are
to be caught there, and he added, signifi
cantly, that they were slippery fish. Sum
ner must be on the alert lie is not se
cure even of hia "dear friend" Geary.
The great Indian warrior and orator,
"Red Cloud" (who is immensely popular
here) wilt leave in a few days, lie has re
fused all demonstrations ia his honor, and
pertinaciously gire a deaf ear to all invi
tations to private dinner parties. He also
peremptorily declined tne offer of a serc-
Bade, couched in auch terms as would
have entirely captivated our Yico-Preei-dent
It seems he ia a little apprehensive
of being dotained, or worse, as be emphat
ically declared in his great speech that he
had prayed to the Great Spirit that he
might safely get back to bis own country,
and leave sooe of his blood upon our grass.
He may possibly visit the theatre this
evening, however, as ha expressed a desire
to see the white squaws gathered here in
slump.
Kins families have eonrributod three
members each to the English House of
Com?o-, and ia U-s bm body tbero are
Negro Poaeo Hakare."
The Montgomery Mail gives the follow
ing account of a soene in its city on Wed
netday, when reports wore rife of demon
strations of hostility by the negroes at
Tuskegee : V
Yesterday morning several gentlemen of
this city, among tbem Gen. J. H. Clanton
and Mr. A. F. Henderson, of the Mail,
who, have relatives in Maoon, took the
train at 6 a. m. Before t roaohing the de
pot it was aiscoverea tnac a oompany oi
United States troops were proceeding to
the scene of alarm.- Aa Gen, Clanton was
being driven over to the train, he over
took the negro militia company of this
city, marobing to the ears, armed and
equipped. Aoting upon his usual impulse,
ana regardless of personal , danger, the
General beaded the company on. and is re
ported to have drawn his pistol, planted
himself upon the foot bridge which
rosses the Eufaula road, and halted
the negroes. He . demanded to know
by what authority they were taking it
upon themselves to take the law in tbelr
own hands, He said that white men were
ablo to settle the difficulties in Macon
oonnty. It is rumored that several guns
were cocked at the General while he was
halting Uarber'i pet lambs, but most of
the "militia" sneaked off. It is said that
Sheriff Barber, of Montgomery county,
who appeared to lead the negroes, bad the
audacity to order them to arrest the Gen
eral. Tbe order of course was not obeyed.
Prominent among thoso negroes who
remained, and who seemed disposed to
force a passage, was the negro Jenkins,
who figured last year as a Conservative
orator.
Just at this moment Gov. Smith, who
had gone over to take the train, came up,
and lien. Clunton demanded to know of
him whether the negro militia were being
sent to Macon at bis instigation or by his
order. The Uovernor deuied that they
were acting under his orders. Sheriff
Barber then ordered tho negroes to dis
perse. .' '',.. - ft 1 '' .
, .. '"- : Political.
The. Columbus Statesman is confident
that the Democracy will carry Ohio at the
next election. , ; v
Horace Maynard is a candidate for re
elootion to Congress from Tennessee, and
a boliever in tho death of reconstruction.
Many of the IUdioal Senators, who star
ed and fought out the night session on
Stewart s Fifteenth Amendment bill, are
described by tbe New York Tribune a cor
respondent as most of the time uproari
ously drunk.
Governor Alcorn, of Mississippi, emu
lous of the example of " the greatest Cap
tain of the age," is appointing all his rela
tives to office.
Grant has promised to keep th Collec
tor of New Orleans in offioe jost as long as
be is Honest. An exohange remarks tnat
this is the most ingonious manner of sum
marily dismissing mm that it bos beard
of. .. - - -
A Radical journal in New York tells its
friends that there is no need of borrowing
trouble. Certainly not They appear, just
now, to have enough of their own.
Whittemore threatens fearful exposures
of tho evil doings of those who attacked
him when be returns to Congress. The
oountry is already disgusted with such ex
posures, but the people can afford to hold
their noses a little longer if purification
will result.
Dura tbe Wilt or a Stamp Vltlato a -
tract.
A very interesting case was tried in the
Supreme Cqurt in New York city a few
days ago in wbioh One of the prinoipal
questions raised was as to the efl'eot of
omitting to put an internal revenue stamp
on a written contract.
The contract was for 200,000 ponnds of
brass, and consisted of A letter making
the offer for it, and a telegram accepting
the offer. There was nos tamp pa either.
Mr. William Averts, who appeared for
the defense, obieoted to the introduction
of the letter and telegram constituting tbe
contract, on tbe ground that, being un
stamped, the oontroot, under the internal
revenue law, was void.
Ex-Judge Fullerton, oounsal for the
plaintifft), produced authorities to eatab
tish that the omission to put stamps on a
contract would not render it void, unlets
it was made with the intention to defraud
tbe Government Ho then placed the
agent of the plaintaaa, wl(0 sent tbe tele
gram, on the stand, and he swore that
there was no intention to defraud tbe
Government in omitting the stamp.
Mr. Jfc ullerton next placed a stamp on
the letter and another on the telegram,
and cancelled these; and Judge Brady be
fore whom the trial took place, then ad
mitted them as evidenoe.
The jury returned a verdiot for tbe
plaintiffs for the full amount olnimed.
Dramatic leeae la Cowrt.
Nxw York, June 10.
The examination of Rebert Schroder,
for the alleged seduction . and abAndon-
ment of Adah F. Meyers, was brought to
an abrupt termination this afternoon by
Mrs. Caroline TJrelAnd, tbe mother of Miss
Meyers, who rushed into the conn room,
brandishing a huge knife, with whioh she
mado repeated and desperate Attempts to
stab Schroder. Aften an exciting soene in
the court room. Justice Dowung suoceed
ed in disarming Mrs. Ureland, And she
was removed to a cell. Miss Meyers was
also committed, end Schroder was dis
charged. Mrs. Ureland, . who is onqaes
tionably insane, is said to nave been seek'
ing Schroder's life for some time, And also
to hare served sentence for crime in Mass
chusettt.
Tao Dcaaoeratia Petrty. .
WasHTJioToir, June 10. The Demo
cratic senators and members held A caucus
at the Capitol to-night; ltepreeentative
Randall, of Pennsylvania, in the chair. A
proposition for en effective campaign or -ionization
in tbe close congressional dia
triots, with A view of electing Democratic
representatives next fall, was discussed,
and it was finally agreed to appoint a com
mittee consisting of Senators Tbnnaan, of
Ohio, Hamilton oi Maryland, and Repre
sentatives Woodward,. Beck and Sheber,
to take the matter under Advisement and
devise a plan. .Thecauour discussed tbe
feasibility of uniting on some financial
policy, but an adjournment was carried
without any result having been reached.
A campaiga eonisuttee, to be loo to 1 in
WashiDgtoB, wul probably be deci ';J ou.
.
Aft. L-r-- ' -.ic sues his late em
ployer i t i ,. Ju. ". for t s I' ft cf
a I-'. cau(. 1 I t ol. 4 i -e cf
MISCELLANEOUS.
H. a. rauiBimaw
VERMIFUGE.
YiniV HIT THAT 80 MANY (JHU.MU.N
TV die oader tbe age of svo voar.f Tint
larxe crouoriiou of obildreo dia under that aae
baa Iuiir been a anbleot of remark, and without
A eatiafaotory eauae aaoerUbied. it ia eertatu.
Abu it i. known that worm, eiiat to tbe ha
man ayatem from its earliaat infancy; therefor.
pareuta, eepeoially niotlum, who are more eou
etantiy wilb their cbildreu. oannot be too ottrv
ing of the flint ymitom oj wnu; for ao aurely
a. iney axial, oan tiiey be
8aF1L)Y AND CERTAINLY
removed from the moat druoitb infants, by tl
timely na. of - 1
at, A. rAUXSCSTOCK'a V.rmirag
It Is perfeotly harmlea, ooiilaioi no Mercury
being a
PUBKLT VSOKTABLB OOlTPOSmoN,
And may be administered with the UTMOST
SAFETY TO 0B1LDHKN OK ALU AOKa.
Worm Gonfeotiona, made more for the pnrpor.
of oleaaina the palate than of overcoming the
diaeaae, bave been manufactured all over tl
eonntry, but their abort leaae of life ia nearly ex
baoaled.and It H. Fahneatook'e Vermirnse cot
tinnea to (row in favor daily.
fJlUTIOX.
Hhoald ocawion require yon to parohaae 11. A
Vabnoatooka!. veraiifURe, lie particularly oarofn
to aee inu tne miuaie are a, a. i ma w m
tide that Has been ao
VAVUHAHLV KNOWS BINCIC IM4U,
And pn roll Mere mint tneiat on having it, If they
donotwiauio nave an imitation toroea npo i
tnem
HIIH AKTZ li IHMLKTT,
rouifiui.T
11 A. PAUNK.MTOOK'8 BOM OO. '
cols rnorairroae,
PITTSBURG, Pa
dec ' . l-e 0 n-ly-wly.rFi
OUR PATRONS
ITTIl.L PLEASB NOTICE THE VA0T TUAT
V V we expeot to oloea onr Store through tbe
Bnmmer (Hatnrdaya exoeptnd) at the ringing of
the Hunaet Bell, and thai they will tend in thoir
onl.r. accoruino'y. .
OEOnOB UYEI18'.
11 and tS Front Btrnet.
June 12 WO-
JPIRIT BARRELS.
UUOOND UtND Bl'IHT DAHKKLH,
150
10 1)111.3 DK3TOLUK,
lOODBUf M0LA88K8.
Now Landing.
YIBO,0W FROM WfIAltF
DaKOSKET A 00.
:',,,!. 317-
JuneO
IIT8 11AT8 HATH,
TjlxPEOTED TO-DAY, the very Uteat stylee of
PUR AND STRAW
JE3L j&LTIEis
Alao a nice lot of PANAMAS.
No. 0 North Front Street.
TUOS. n. WRIGHT.
819-
Jnne 11
A ' New Discovery 1 1
Phaloi
'VIT
I A
OR,
Salvanpi for he flair.
CLEAR AyATERl
WITHONSEDIMENT ! I
OPEVaVTHE LIGHT! ! 1
For Re it or inv to Gr'aSftatr its
Original Cokrj
Phalqn's "ViTAuyiifft-TS ut
terly from all tjTiair coloring
prcparationieretofore used.
t 15 yHd, sweet smelling,
precuftates rio muddy or slimy
rriatrerjeiires no shaking Jm
parls no stain to the skin. Hold
it tothe light and it is clear and
cloujess. It leaves no mark on
the scJto ; yet it reproduces in
gray haiHevPnatural color that
time or sicKItIsm may nave
bleached out ot it.
oaj v
t"Phalon'sVitaILl
is for one sole purposefiat of
reproducing, with absolute cer-'
tainty, the naturaUdior of the
hair. It is not4!itended 23 a
daily dressiofJnorforremoving
scurf or yrlndruff; nor for cu
ring bajflness; nor for stimula
ting tf c growth oi the hair. -
Thes
objects may be accom-
plish
after the color has been
fixed
Ion's
rator.
ith the Vital ia, by Pha-
emical Hair Invijro-
The Vital.
.a harmless
and unequaled pret
tionfor
the reproduction of
nal hue of gray hair,;
ie ongi-
id noth-
ing else. This is accoi
iipnsnea
in from two to ten ai
Lications,
according to tJiedwtith of shade
required. SoJatMyall druggists.
dee f . - f- - Ts-lSo-eod
SAUCES, 8nCFJ, SEASOMNCS.
JJUJtTOBINaa andlXT&AOTS
. r.;',;''.w;"t t-..: . .
Of
kind
) -.' ; ' ' " . "0S0B0S ,.-
- . X if. 11 aad 13 Froat street
frmei " l-
i ALL Li3r?cKrMr::!i
F" SALS '
II " I
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.'
FANNINO'S
J tATIKT ";
K II) FITTI N 6
SKKLKTON
CORSET
Thla Ooraet la eonatrneted on an entirely tie
prinaiple, being ojwii, and thereby allowing the
tremt oiromatton uiaiiuie, ueaine. Kmng i.noi
eaae and oomfort to the wearer, end at the earn
time poaeoeaiug all tba advantage, nf the eum
tunn (kiriiata in fflvinu iiinnnrt to the body.
ror Health, Urac. aal CmMlurt, tbn are
UHmvii.r.rii in Tna wtnaKT. "rney are parnmi
larly reoommanded for anmmer woar, and warm
elimatea, although equally wU alapted to all
aeaaouaof the year. They are highly recom
mended by medical and eeiontitle men. For aale
by all Urat-olaas dealer.. Kor oirolnlara, nrice
ete.. addreae the WOHCESTKH IKIHT i:i.
WonsMter. Maaa.
( (KSTAHCISIIKU 1:I0.) i . !;
WELCH & GRIFFITHS,
HAWS of all doeorlptiona. AX EH, 1IK1.T1NU auil
MILL IflJHNlHHlNOS C1HCULAU HAWH with
aolid Teeth, or with l'atent Adjnatalla 1'olnU,
$Hptrior to all Jnwtril IWth Miiet.
a- i-rir.e nmiacn. -
tST Pcnfl for Price I, let and Orrenlar. - '
WKI.l ll UHHrVITIIM,
' Boat .a, Haaa., or Detroit, atlch. '
PATENTS.
Inventora who wiah to take ont Letters Patonl
are adviaed to ooanael with UDNN CO., editor.
of the twntiUt Amtrtcan. who have proeecutau
elaima before tbe Patent Ollloo for over Twonty
Veara, Their American and European Patent
Agency Is tne moat exten.ive ia tne worm.--Obargea
leae than any other reliable agency. A
pamphlet oontaining fall inetruatione to inven
tora ie aent gratia.
MLNW oo., 87 rara bow, new rora.
. 3MCOX333Xa ZacOTTXD.
lieing a erlpplo, I bave made bouao planning a
apeoial atndy. One built laat soaaon baa proved
a model of oonveuionoe. beauty, and economy.
Deaoriptive eiroulara of Plana, views, eto., with
general information of value to all, aent free.
Addreae (with at amp or script if convenient)
OKO. J. COLBY, Arohiteot, Waterbury, Vermont.
SALESMENw-u,'V.p5n0M-
118 Obeatnut at., Phila.
TTTL1 HVSiAaj
1HAIIIIKK.-N.W llook
AA-LAU Vrc fhrBtamo.
TAanANT A Oo,, N. V.
Rlddcr's Pastilles, ilTffi&&
mail. 8TOWELL A 00., Oharleatown, Maaa.
BRIRK aad Brldeajroomr Kaaava for
yonng men, free, In sealed enveiopea.
HOWAUU AHUO0LAT10N, Box P., Philadelphia,
enu.
Moustaches
foroed to grow In alx weeke.
Beeeipt eeut for IMI, Addrea.
BIOHABOH, Box 8WMI, New York P. O.
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.
t .
All womou know that it is boantr. rather than
genlaa, which all generation, of men have wor- j
shipped In the six. Can It be wondered at, then, 1
that ao mnoh of woman's tifto and attention
shonkl bo direoted to the meana of developing
and preacrvini: that boauty 1 Worn on know, too,
that when men speak of the Intellect of women,
they speak eritloally, tamtly, coolly; bnt when
tboy eome to apeak of the oharma of a beautifal
woman, their language and. their eyee kindle
with an entboaiaam wbicb abowa tbem to be pro
foundly, If not, indeed, ritUoolonaly in earneet.
It ia part of tho natural sagacity of women to
perooive all thla, and theretore employ every al
lowable art to pecome the gtdueae of that adora
tion. Preach to tbe oontrar), aa we may. againat
the arte nmployed by women for enhancing their
beauty, mere .tin atanae tna eternal raot, tnat
the world dues not prefer the eloiety of an ngly
woman of genina to that or a Mauty oi luaa li
in
tellectual acqniremeuta. The; world baa yet
allowed no higher mieaion to women than to be
beautiful, and it wonld aeom that tba ladine of
the preaont age are oarrylng tbta Idea oi tne
n.U in IM.IM AvtrAltlA. t l&n .P. flr .11
women now to whom nalnre has denied tbe !
talimanierwrof beantyi.upplythedettolcncyT".roM'o.o"OKn, I J ue tonum g eore,
b, ,h. na. of a ... d.,ghtfa, to.W article. jj jrnpttou. j VU. .j.
known aa tbe " filoom of luth," wbioh haa been auii , the debilitating affeotwna of the present
introdnced lulo thia eoititry by UBoaoa w.
Uian, a delicate huautillH which amoolhca ont
all Indexation., furro.a.l.c.,., .emovlng tap,
frecklea. and li.color..oBf rm tbe akin, leaving
the complexion clear, brlliant, and beautiful,
the akin eott and amoot)i. Witb the iii.iauoe
of tbie new American trUW a I edj'a toilet, fe-
male he.nt. i. dtlnl t..bl a l.,r Dart in
77. ..,.', , . l, ,hm ",,,,, , On reaching the etomach It aaalmiletee at once
the admiration or men sad the ambition of with the food and Uquida therein, and thus oatn
women than all the aria employed aiuco her tally paaie. Into tbe blood. There It attack.
riiim. Pmr. o. . ft.ahitlar rh.mi.i to tli.
Hetrnnolitan Board nf Health haa tenant) tiro- 1
sieiropoiitan jtoara oi ueain, naa reoenuy pre-
pared a chemical analyala of tbla dolighlfn! toilet
preparation, aad reported that tba " Bloom ef
Youth " waa harmlea., obtaining nothing ia-'
Led, need have no fear
of naiog litis lnvalnahte toilat acqaiaition. v .
Bold by every druggial and lancy gnda d.-r I
io lb. Colled otetee.
Depot.
5 Cold Street. Sew Tort.
Jane 1
310-
FAMILf ICE MACUIMX
-I .OKELLm ONLY practicable Ire Maebin
F for the oa of Druggial aad OnofeelioDtr. I
aud Famine generallv. Producing Tranaparant 1
1c ia 10 Ui 3(1 miaotea, equal and cheaper J
DatnraL wilhont eteaat power. HoiUblo Aif all .
elimatea and eaay to operate. Th refrigerant .
oonaiM of harmlea. ebemicala, which U freu- (
oratea arior wn pnrK'n. y
. . . I ( . U
aiKWMAK. No. SS Maidon Lane, waw rora. , ,
om ifirw i
It
CARRIAGES.
- i
J- OFFKB FOB BALI AT
tASCFACTUttEBS PBICIB
Faahiosable Carriage, of every AeeonpUoa auny
CABBIAOB hEPOBITOBY
oa Hoeond etrmt. near the eornor of Prins
etreet.
Having efleeted aa arraaroaaaat wtUt
IVi. MoOAMN,
ALTiaiuatak, bio
I asa prepared to eeU at. oetobratod Oarriagoa at
lower dtko taaa or actor eftorod ta oar amr
ket, aad aa cheap aa the aame eaa be ooaght at
hm ahope ia Balumoro. I eaa faraiah oa ooart
ooilea, aay etvl to aait tho otoier, from a
feeaa opoa Bf cy lo the tooat Oamag.
1'oroon ww bin g to pareae, will ae tbe
fregbt from Baltiraore by pvohaaing hero. Oail
at the Court Hoooa, aad wtbor sayeolf or dark
wiU be glad lo eoow ear etock, or give laloraa-
J. W.
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april 36 t
f
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i riitaiwi
'good tort iro
r:::rrra.
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MISfKLLAXEOIIS.
THE II) K A FOR TUeTmpLiT!
,OIt THK DKflT AND (IHKArKHT
DRY GOODS,
CLOTUim,
Boots Shoes, Carpets
MATTINU, lL.rLIVTM. r., c.
Aaron 81 Rhcinsioin's
18 Till PLAOR.
We have marked onr gor.de down again,
and
ollaring rel bargaina.
Our stock will be oonetanttj kept in full anpply
with sew good.. .
We will rooelro Ihla week a full lino of Drum
Ooode, lower In price than ever.
Pleaee give na a call and examine onr atnrk be
fore purchasing oltowbere.
AARON KUEIN8TEIN,
No. 23 Market street,
may 1 184 tf
OWENS, BROWN & CO,,
WIIOLRSALK
Liqu or D ealers,
it Weat Lombant Street, BALTIMOHH, Hit
flMlK Firm of Blnolair. Owene A Drown, bavin
JL thi. day dioaolved by mutual oouaent, the
undoraigned beg leave to call attention to their
earn auovo, navlng thla day entered into a Oo
partnerahip under the above atyle, for the pnr-
poao oi connuninB tne wnoieaaio iitnuor liual-
neee in all its brancbee. A well eeleoted stook
and inoreaaed faoitiliee generally, enable ue to
offer auperior InUuoemente.
We hope to reoeive the patronage heretofore
ao uuereiiy aoooraeu tih,
J. W. OWENH A JNO. II, imOWN.
llaltlmore, Juno lei, 1870.
Juno a 814-lw
AN HEROIC REMEDY.
HENRY'S
ICOISTITITIQI BEIQVATQB.
I Oosod on Bolonoe, I'reiiared with BkJll.
i And eombiniug In a concentrated form the moat
' vainatiia vegetable juloe known in the history
'31 mouioine iur
I Pnrifylng the blood,
Imparting nutrition to the syatom,
'i one to tne atomacn,
And a perfect and healthy action to tbe kidneys,
A DV1NU 20UAZK iay breathing hia laat mo
menta on tne uatti.-uem. ilia companion, liana
d on and left him alone- tie knew that the
deadly tmllet bad done lie work. No friendly
voice oonld ebeorbim on to life; no human .kill
could aave him. J oat ao with yon, reader,
Thoaaanda of trreoloue livoe are to-day aa ra
pidly aluking aa if tbe bullet had atruck tbem,
aud are tottering to aa untimely end ia agony.
Wretobedneaa and Ignorance of the cauee that
Hcienoe can arrrut and asanago.
nourtan id to new me ana vigor,
And eauae the bloom of beaith
To dance npon their withered oheek. '
Dlneaae, like a thief, eteale upon ite victima,
and before they are aware of Ita attack planta it
aelf in the ayntcm, aud through ncglout buoomea
a chrnnle aliment and diiHea all ordinary moana
to rollnqiuah it. meroUeas graap. Do yon know
tna caowui
The Waated form, . I The hollow oheek,
Tne wttherad faoo, The aallow oompl.xion,
j no loeuio voioe, I 1 lie giauy eye,
2J1 emaciaUd body. The trembling atop,
agar in. anawer ui aimpie anil cover, the whole
rat,,iV' " 1U nnn,0"'" divwalUod pka.ee.
-b" ot Hwrwlitsrj
, be(H)ml fil(M, .,!!:nLloo,th. r- ",..
i.ju of lile and nothing leaa an Ueroia ilemedv
will eradicate it, root and branch, forever. Such
r ' ' M,d "
HfBry'g CODStitUtiOn KeDOVAtOr.
oieeaee at lie loutaln bead in ite e-erro. or ita
"l7 na aieeipaieo It lliroEgn a Tonne, of
.1.. oroaniam with nnerrimr nrt.im. ..n.i.
new, freah and invigorating blood bonnding
Through Every Artery and Vein.
A'ie tuoerouiee or roromia that eometlme.
ZFJZrZZXS J' ,m, I
ted. Tbe dieeaaed part, are ponrJeb-rk-ki.i'nn.
J'' Iueir"aturl rnnoUon. reotorod to
1 (bam. in. action w neoryw aenovauir p"
blood, fluids oi the body and all tbe glandular
ayatem 1j
t Tiinio, Pnrif'inf and Disinfectant.
At the ton oh of this grand and new remedy
' steeaae droope dioa; and tbe would-be viotun ol
1 tte violence hom aaing only one bottle
Lit APS INTO NEW LIFE I ,
It Impart, a -parkllag
Brlshtaoa. to the Bye,
A Hoay low to tao Choaa,
A H.ky Tlaga to tho LI pa,
A Cloaraooa aa tho HoaSI
Brlshtaoa to th Voaepaaatoa,
ataoaarj a tho Salnta,
Am IIOBplaooa oa all SMc
For aTll affection, of the kidneye (t U unanr-
I'tupl. bave been reeeo4. aa It were, frona the
Uwa u dealii, by a linuoJy u ul Uda groat
nmecr.
-
ltMiinanlabes
AJfoouons of tbe Donee, Lutbitnal uoettvo-
nesa, Dobitity, Disease of tho liul
Boya, Drspcpoia, Errsipelas, i'emala
lrregulantiBa, FUtula, all tfkin
Dissases, Liver Oom plaint. In
digestion, Piles, 1'ulmoDary
lilsoasws, Scrofula or King's
Evil, Syphilis.
Fob aij. Dmuaa or m '
KlDSlYi, ttarrKNTIOM ef the C1UNC, Ac, Aa
AM for tma iwinaai,
Narvoae Froatratioo, Weaknea, Ooooral Looai'
tod. aoA Waot of Annettla. It ia tMiunwel
CAUTION I In orOerwt- oar twmody oiway
plac lb newtier of oar t'uot-Offi lie a oa you
lottare. The new Uw an sow slew I oca roe-
om.somp.i.th-. ..HCTBt40i.
liWdar. 7fe htri otnot. Pn-Ufliao Boi
UI1 NKW kO&K.
as- OONHTrrunoM BKNOTATOR t. ft per
bouM. at bottle lor SsV boat aaywhor oa ro-
of nrw. Patient aro roosi
roiooad eoaodeatialJy, aad reply ul be made by
iubowiag atau. ... -., ,
(told by ailreepeotable DrsggUta.
aaaraY,, ; - - - . ; t S4-eh
i r:-rau.cr-w.r.'i s
OT C )CD QCAUTV, FC2 ALX AT MX
tp iect at t' . e" cf tia anjert . iej,
r.lli:ll' l""'.
i- ito r:" .
RAILROADS.
fcUPKHINTF.NDENTH OFFIOE.
Wir.NtNoToii, Coi.itmr Anonm B. It ,
WiLMiNimm, N. 0, May 1H7U.
ON and arter this date Pa
Moutti will leave tbe W. A W
Paaaengera going
W. 11. 1L Llonot
.i:dii a. at. anu an r. n.
- , JNO. 0. WINDER, Ocn'l Biip't,
mayJS . , , ; M-u
WILMlNOToljlakLOON HAIIJIOAD 00.,
Orrira Cm Ewo, aNn Oun'i. Hur'T,
, Wu.moToN, N. 0., Hay I.WD,
a(OlS3KSZ3.5C!a?I-3 "
rilK(,E OF RCHEDULE,
"N AND AFTHIi MONDAY, the Bin In.iant,
j traiua un una road wm leave wimunit
ton at 0:111 a, m. and u:4 d. m.i and arrive at Wei
don at (:3U a.m. and S.UOn.m, Leave Wolilon
111:00 a. m. and 7:M p. m.; arrive at Wilmington
4:()0 a. nt. and t:iS p. m. The day train, will not
rnn on ennnaya.
An accommodation and freight train will leave
Wilnihigtnn 10:30 a. ni. dailv (Hundevi exceot-
(xl). making oloae oonnootion al Ooidaboro
for ltaleigh. --
........ . I. . u Cnl .4 MJVi - " .
arrive at Wilmington at Hp. m. - ,
The day tralne loavinu Wllminnton (US a.m..
and WeUion 10:(K) a. m.oouneot elnaely with Tarbo
ro' urancn train, rugbl paeaenger trains iav-
in Wilntingtou and Weldou on Moudaye, Wed
neadaye and Fridaya, alao connect olonuly with
ui jiarooro xiraneu train, , . ,,
(J. L. FHKMONT.
Eug. Hiipt,
mays
luu
WlLMINQl'ON A WELDON BAILWAY CO..
Uay lUth. 18,0.
SPECIAL I0TICE Tl llSSIISIES
ON AND AFTER MAY 18th PA8BEN0RR
Trains will leave Front street Station at 0:19
A. si. ana D:io r. M., and will leave tbe
"DN10N FAHHENQEB STATION,"
near Maoltae and llladen streata, fifteen mluutoe
ianr.
mr Unll! further notice Paasenffere for Wll
mlneton.OnlnmblaAAugnata iiailroad will leave
Depot of Wilmington and Weidon Iiailroad at
s:ou a, (u. and o.M I . M. -
H. L. FREMONT,
sglnorr and Buperintenilent.
may 17 , . lU7-ir
City papers copy.
Wilmington & Weidon Rtllw.y fo.,
WrXMINQTON, MAT 17, 1870.
rno FRKIOrtTEIlS BK- fT?aat.l""" ",'n
1 TWKKN WlLMlNfllOML JOtW"?
AMI BALTIMOHKi
" Freight ohargts between thia oity and
Baltimore will In future be at tho earns rate, aa
by ateamers. thua Klviiig the eoat of inauranca
in favor of tbe railway lines.
AS Choice of rontea via PnUhn mnA
Brandt's atcamera. or via rortamonili anil U.y
learners, will be given, .
S. L. FREMONT,
Engineer and Superintendent.
Itt8-tf
may 1H
OKNEBAL BDPEllINTRNDKalT'H OFFIOK. ) -
wiUKiaTOH a ataitoaaaTaa u. m uo, v
Wiijuhotoii, N. a, March li. 1870. I
ON AND AFTER BTJNDAY,, the 13th lnat.,
Paaawgera for the W. A M. It. B. will take
the Train at the W. A W. U. U. Depot and tbe
louowiug anneonie win be rua 1 . . ,.
DAY IXPBKH8 TBAIN (DUy.) '
Laavo Wilmington (WAWHK Detxil) 4:00 A.M.
Arrive at Florence 11:(M1 A. M
Arrive at KingaviUe..,., 8:00 P. Ml
Leavo Xingaville... , 11.41) A. M I
InlH .1 VlnwuiM U.l. l W I
arrive at Wilmington , B:?C - M
NIGHT EAPHK8H TKAIN (Dallv.l
Leave Wilmington iWsWllll. Denot) fl:4fi P. M
Arrive at riorence... ,.....,.. 1:4.1 A, M
Arrive at Kingavllle. 0:()0 A. M
ixiava AtngavUle. ; ;t r.-i r.-. 8:411 P, M
Arrive at Flornnoe... 11:05 P, M
Arrive at Wilmington. ... 0:13 A, M
WM. MACKAE,
. 1 General Superintendent,
march 17 , H&AI
EA8TLKN DIVISION
WILMlNUTOie, CIIARLOTTBI "A, HUTU.
It 111)1111 HAIMWAO
; Vvvwz AT WUJITIfOTOV. M Oh )
ku baw na-ea' a aaa AAA waa vn a ( vasi ui wriiubm
J mo, the Trains on Uie Kaatern Dlrlmon of
.u inti a PTPn arnuniv ai.i .f tjm.m
thia ttoad will ma dally (Suudaya exoepted) aa
lonowa i
PASSBESIIKU TIIAIHH.
aoo wbst.
Uave Wilmington .,, 0:15 A. M.
OapoFbarltridge...., ....... ii( (::W
lUa.lonlM.ro' ;4n ,
Lnniberton ......111:40 "
LanrlnsrirKb :llp. M.
ttockinghara ."7?,. ..... 9:50
Arrive at IVe lee.. 8:15 "
, (IOINO BART.
Iave 1'co Dt'P. , B:4()A. M.
koekingham , C:(rt
Laurinbnrgh H:4.1
Iiombcrtoa. 10:IU . "
Blad.nboro' 11:3
' Oane Fear Bridge il:4U P. HI.
Arrive at Wilmington 3:U0 "
ITUMOHT TltAIKS.
OOISO WBST.
Leavo Wilmington.. 8:00 A. M .
tiap rear Bridge , 6:15
Iliatdonboro' ". 8:53
YorkTille .., 9:!i0 '
Lnmjrton uw 'w.
Arrive at LaalnhjorAu tjaet. j
Leave Lanrinbnrgh 8:30 A. M.
Lumoortoa " io -
Yorkville... 9:18
Uladenboro' : "
Oape Fear Bridg 1:35 P. AL
Arrive at WUsaingtoo.... sou
Paaaengnr Traina Weat oonnect witn in.
Wadeaboro' and Charlotte Btage on Tnoadaya,
Thnredaye and Baturdays.
.. t . ' X. O. UU1U.I,
Ins. and Qen. Bnp't,
Jan 38 V . . IW-tf .
TUG Bl'Cl'LAR AMAL MEEmU
O1
F THK BTOCKII0LDEK3 OF THK
NAVASSA GUANO COJirAJiT.
ef Wilmington will be hold In thia elty on Tfcnra-
day, Itith iiialant.
DONALD HacKAK,
Treaanrer and Rcc'y.
311-tlni
jane 3
SUGARS.
JJTANDABD OBU8HKD,
tttaodarn rnwdorou,
Hiaadard A,
Curl A aad B,
Kitra O,
HUndard O.
Light broOn,
Dark ktrown. .3
, , ktuoovede. j 9
ADUAM YOLFRU. -
Ftelby
mh 33
. . : 164 -
tJ ..NOTICE.
HAYINft P.FKN DULY APPOIITTED fl.CAB
III AN l.r Daniel O'Oouoer bv the Jndg af
Fruaat rnr th Onaaty of New Hanover, I hereby
wtr all weraona ku lei 'ted to aanl Dauiel
O'Ouoner to aaak payaaoaA to aae, and all par
m anMing valid etaimt agaifirt coot Wii AIM
rn annt LLe eania to De.
" "iF. W: FA8TEK. '
saaj 19 - '.' 1 6-l awtw 1
'innii A3 tf ArnE'i,
' - m. .TP-" e-ee.
f Y A LAI
vi t
.. 1.
, JHSfELLAXECrs.
WANTED.
.lAMIMICfl wlalifng Plain flawing, Embroidery,
;: Braiding. Ao.. done, will please eommoui-
cale with the niuleraigned, at her residence, on
the eomor of Nnn and (ith streets.
IllH. M. B, PlIinR. '
may 4 r .-' .T. i i .:.. .... ..leu-lf :
PIE DM ONT
' . !. r . . . a( .... , f H ' .
. AND . . -':.'--...-.;! :
A R L I N o t o :;
LIPI5 INSURANCE COOT.
jonrc WOE ATKINSON, '
General Agent for North Carolina.
man BU00EB8 wmoa tdib oosipahy
ha mot with has bten truly romsrkabls. Tte
ehait of Life Oompanies pnbltohed In Sew York,
abnws that ihfs Oompan bad greater inoreaie
of bualnoas In 1800 over 1808, than any Company
in Amerloa, aad that it fained a Urger amount of
risks In 1809 tbut any, save three Campania.
Nor does this exhibit show only rapid progrea,
bnt It shows economical and aouserratlrs man
agemont.
Tbosn lnolined to seoore an inhrlUhoe for
tbelr famtllos are respeolfally Invited to oaU on
the Genoral Agent at bis -
tNSTJBANOB B00M3. v "
rrinceaa street, between Front and Water ate.
. maroh 3D - ; - ii,.tf .
BURDON IRON
tart""
IIWni
MANUFAOTPBEBS OFPUMPXlfa
for Water Work.. Biah and Low 1 rnaaiira
Gnginee, Portable Bnginea of ell kinds, r-ugar
iu., oorew, leaver, Drop and Hydraulic -,.
s Machinery in general. a , s t ;. . .
-T -r HUBBABJD A WB1XTASSB. 1 '
103 Front street, Brooklyn, S. f.' '
aprU 18 . 'i71-lyoli
job rniiiTra wanted. , ;
0001) BOOK AND JOinT PBWTEB-AS
Um AiiBiRii maa-oan gel a permanent situation.
Apply by letter to the
march 33 U
COKN--COEN;
TW ifl W1WTrT,TTlr'0ria W01TS
AND XKU.OW COUij.
For sale by jj.- ;. r
p. w, KERcnin "
'I );ii l.r a CT ui tJiSiT-
juneW
A.J
SI
THI8 VEA8T POWDElt la convenient. o. -
nominal and wholesome. Try It, if you i to "
prove its superiority not only over other- L ins;
Powders, but to the oomraon method, ol r-
doagh, for making U'jht, ttoert and wubuiuu '
Biosuit, Bolls, Corn Bread. Baekwbat, anl 'lt
other griddle oekea, and Oakee and lary of
every variety. Put np In tins, net weight, a
Ire.entnd. " - f
For aale bv Oroeer Ihmnuliont tho VnilA
Btatee. .
Mannfaotored by
UOOLKY BnOTIIKft, (
. - i ': Proprietor, '
, 09 New Street, hew Xor. , t
march 13 . , 113-aod3mobil , ,
MAL.TBT XXOTJCI3. o
jV:u-.(aU hi i -lr '. i
.11
s.-.:i
, gaZnBAXTIJIOJlBi,
B. Boa an , .toavaeaau -
- Mamaom oi 'vabs. i i l
N conaideratlon of the general decline of all'' 1
J. the neoeeeariea appertaining to the exp" ; ."
of keeping a HoteL and tbe great w ! ;
meniu .
TAYLOR'S l-'DTS,
(xxoHAiiai FiAOt), v
jersei cm, !nv izzzzt;": :
Opposita B.f.B.B. Depot, ' ;
Oa la aropoast Plasw-si at au aaomn.
TtXBX TJNDEBBIQNID BEGS TO JDI"" ?
X pvhUe atuntioa to ib fae that thia t
haa boon moroogniy rew4
ro-forniabad tarougbont: eontaioa over k j i
venulated roome, healed by .team j Lad and
OenU' dining room (a it cartel, Iaum- pn"-.
and dreoaing roome, witn every eooveiueao tut
th. tnvelin. rjablia.
The Bout ia nawr class bt evory reel
will be eo maintained at all time.
l,a?l
Th Ferry lxla nut aa au awi,
c j
tr..l
night. . ivwttfTOT v,r
Late of th BterenaJlooa, Brva' w .'
fabU
FOR
THE, OOilC . . 3
arriuui-wiixxju Eir.:
GEN.nOTT-U
FOBHXBM PLIIM 1 ..- r
ia WUmirrtoa au l P.ir i
aide, (Oape Fear luvar) a paoaen- '
rer and rreiKbt Doak
lnglb oret an..... , 1
ljrealLb of beam ............ .. '
llei'lb of bold
Itraft. -
0onr......
Two train ia rood order. C
che diaroi-ior ; S tuot etre. 1
looa and Paeeenrer Aeonram '
oona and eMOiUHUablo. Lor u
',mrrr;,rt-
. Wit, Car. a
NOXIC"
I
a Li.rr.H-i ( A :."
t uwt truui.
t- - rf ' '- auJ fevin
1 1 ' v ct i -i (- 3