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wiLiviiisra-TOKr, n. c, fbiday. april 12, 1872.
WHOLE NO. CZZ.
VOL. NO. 163.
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BAILKOAD4.
JENERALSrPERINTSSlJ'T'i ITflCI
Wllniing-tou, Columbia
AXD
Augusta Railroad Co.
WtLMisaTOK, N. C, March tAh, 18CI
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-
Th following Schedule will g lete effect at
S.iA A. Sunday, Jlst butaat .
DAT EXPRESS.
Inn Wilmington.. ... 2J J
Arrive at Florence... Hi A. M
Columbia. -A4?:'
I,eav Colombia. 1
Arm at r Wwewe. 4- M
" Wilxoiugtoa 10.29 F.J
NIGHT EXPRESS (Dally), Bnnday except.
Uave Wilmington J0 P. M.
Arrive at Florence. I 43 A. M.
Columbia.. ................ 5A. M.
ImiI Columbia. P.M.
Arrive at Flowac UM P. M
, - Wilmington .A. H.
JOHN C. WINDER.
Gent Superintendent
arckW 131-tf
Wilmington and Wei Jon
Railroad Company,
Ovricaor Oskkbai ScrsatsTSSDEXT, )
Wilmington, N. C, Mares , 1172. )
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and alter th Slt Instant, Turn ft
' Tralni will leave Union Depot at (.35 A. M.
and 10.40 1. M.and arrlv 310 A. M. and CIS
P. M.
Freight Train! will leave Ut-weckly at T.1S
A. M. and arrive at 1.40 P. M.
F.xirM Freight Train!" will tear at 1 P. M.
anU arrlv at 11 A.M.
On Sunday ths 10. 0 P.M. and 1.10 A. M.
train oily will b ran.
.JOHN F. DIVINE.
General hup r.
march 30
157-tf
"yyiLMISGTOX, CHARLOTTE AND
RUTHERFORD RAILROAD CO.
Orrica Chief Eeoim
ISISB A SB OEa'l 5CP T, )
, N. C, April 10th, 1872. )
Wilmington
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Until further notice the trains on this Road
will ran a rollowi :
Iaaenser Trains.
UaT! Wilmington (dally) at. 1 00 A. M.
Arrlv at Abbottsbarg ..10:0A.M.
I.embertun 1121A.M.
- Laarenburg 1:13 P.M.
" Rockingham ... J:0nP. M.
" LUeiTlll 4:18 P.M.
Uar Lilcayltl 6:14 A. M.
Arrtv at Rockingham..... t:9T A. M.
" Lanrtnburg. 0:40 A.M.
Lnniberton ,....11:M A. M.
A bbottoburg 11:30 P. M.
" Wilmington 3:30 P. M.
T On and alter May 1st, dally freight tralm
will lea! Wilmington at 1:18, arrlrlng at WU
Bilngton at S:30 P. M.
Bwldeiona or two timber trains i rtiulrta
for the enmnt bnilnrta,
r NO TRAIN ON SUNDAYS.
Trt-weckly STAOF.il betwwn Llleirllle
and Chariot u on Tuctdayi, Tbnraiayiand Sat
urday!, and returning on the alternate day!.
-TUROCQU TICKETS,
8. U PRE MOST,
" Ohlef Engineer and Superintendent,
papen copy.
april 11 CT-tf
B
ALTIMOKR AND WILMINGTON
STKAMSIUP LINK.
tionr.!tD of rmm imi oLam (toamiiiifs
KF.BECCA CXTDE, ..Capt CHILDS.
LCriLLkV... Capt PRICE.
LI TAB.. ;.Cpt EVANS.
Till hereafter nail from Baltimore and Wll
ailogtua EVERY FIVJt DAYS.
THE STEAMSHIP BOLIVAR
will Mil from wharf, foot of Chertnnt itreet,
THURSDAY MORNING, January Uth.
For freight engagemenUja VJ
' Jan 10 . .
L0RILLABJ'8 STEAMSHIP LINE TOR
NEW YORK.
SAIUHO TUESDAYS AXD FRIDAYS
I EOX HEW YORK, AXD WEDHEH.
DAYS AND SATURDAYS PROW
- WlUIISaTOJI.
INSURANCE ONLY ONE-FOURTH Put CT.
THBOUaH CONNECTIONS WITH ALL
RAILROADS IKAUiAU vu'Jf ur
WILMINGTON.
Or No najwenirflen taken.
For freight appt jjgQjjjjgg Agent,
mayao m
JAND PLASTER, y
THREE HUNDRED TONS
FRESH GROUND
LAND PLASTER,
OF THE BEST QCAXJTY, roR SALE
rx lots or fiye tojts and
" 7 OYEB, at ia 5
FEB TO,
Deli tared at th! Depot In Wilmington.
Appljto
r. W. KERCHNER
Wholesale Qrocer and Cora'n Merehan
Wilmington, N. O
Lot of le than 8 ton! 1 ext. a per ton will
Charged for Ughterage.
SaOOXI BACOHI1
Vfi0t Ponndi Shoulder and Sldee,
'01bT WnXABDBROS.
Juno
OTEL FOB RENT. '(
be ROCK SPEINO HOTEL to of
fered for Rent.
, For particular!, apply to
aag.13
E. PESCHAC.
am tf
"OARER'S CHOCOLATES,
Premium and Vtnllla, Brorna
c'Was. p. MTERS Jt CO., "
1 florin rroni oi.
IXsrEASCE.
1872.
LIVERPOOL AXD
LONDON &OLOUK
INSUKANCU
COMPANY,
ASSETS
HELD IN THE UNITED STATES BT
AMERICAN DIRECTORS
NOW AMOUNT TO
S3,G40,4:49.(J2.
TUOS.GRME,
Oeavor! A real.
North ltd Prince) etreet, between Water
tad Front itreete, Wilmington, to whom au
PPlleattoM far Agenelea ahould b addreeard.
feb l
120
JN8UIIANCE ROOMS,
HO. S HObTB raosmiaiii.
The fallowing .leading Oompealea are reprw-
eented i
QUEEN rntK INSURANCE COM PANT
of IJTerpool and Uindnn.
ANDES FIRE iSLKAUfi wuraai
WNTIN ENTAL PIBE INSURANCE COM
PANY of New York. r , .
HOME UiolAAAta tuaran i oi nwa-
ond. ....
M ERCHAJiTS APU JHKUilAA Of luoo-
mond,
And the Old and farorite Marine Company,
the MERCANTILE MUTUALof New York.
Insurance at fall ratea la we acoTe mm ciam
Companiea.
JOUX WILDES ATKIBBOH,
Qonoral Agent.
dec!
N
ORTH CAROLINA HOME INSURANCE
tUal-ASl.
ScMriiy Aolaat
yrifoi
Thle Comnan pari ha loatee fairly, and dreu
latee tti earningi at noma. ;
It hae luet paid It lomeehy the oonflagrauon at
Hendenon, rally and promptly.
Ite rate are as moderate ai eafety will Jueury.
AGENTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE STATE.
B. U. BATTLE, Jb.... President
BEATON DALES Secretary.
W.H. MURDOCH,...., Aajlrtant Sec'y.
4. W. ATKINSON. Agent
Oct
j . utr.. ...a
WALTER CLARE. i- M. MVLU-T.
QLABK A MULLEN,
Attorneys at Law,
HALIFAX, N. C,
Praetiea in all the Court of Halifax, Mar-
tla, Northampton and Edgecombe coautleei tn
the Supreme Court w norm Carolina, ana
the Federal Coerta.
r Collection made in ail pan or norm
Carolina. march IS, li-Ua-lTcH
JJUTTER! BUTTER ! t
A new supply of the choicest "Ollt Edge"
Just received and for sale by
DeROSSET 4 CO.
ua-tf
march 26
JERRY BASKETS AND CRATES.
THE MELLISH BERRT BASSET,
The best and cheapest tn nee. Our Crate are
of the best manulacture. and lower in price
than other makers. Send for circulars.
BAIKU, KOPEK a CO..
Ferry Wharf, Norfolk, V.
april 4 I6l-lm x
QHBJSTMAS FRESIOTS OS HAJIU.
We have largely added to ear MILLINERY
STOCK CTervthlne new.
We now have on hand a splendid assortment
Of NECK TIES.
Laco Collars,
AND HANDKERCHIEFS,
Kid Grloves.
HOSIERY
AND NUMEROUS FANCY GOODS.
In Jet and Gold Jewelrr we have the best and
latest stylos, and at Low Price.
REAL HAIR, Curls, Switches, Chignon and
an styles, i ne eneapest out.
Alt Purchaser will do well to call and exam
ine before purchasing elsewhere.
SOUTH WEST FRONT STREET,
Three doors of Market,
KhawlleiOldRtav,
Hi- IN! - t-V 1 ' KUt J
oaolO ' 63-tf
rjv
IE ORIGINAL GENUINE
DURHAM
SMOKING TOUACCO
W are Agents for BLACKWELI
MANUFACTORY and sell at
Factory Prices.
. A full supply of all weight on hand.
DeROSSET A CO.
l!-tf
feb ts
D
OWN WITH THE PRICES.
Families in want of Groceries of the best and
foil weight can be accommodated at the
WITIHT CO-OPKRATIVK STORE.
earner Front and Dock street. Quick sale an
small profits is our motto. Fresh Goods by ever
steamer. J. H. McGARITY. 8npt.
angl 27-Wed&Fritt
Ts
IVICE! 1UCEI!
ltO,04 POUNDS fresh beat BICE,
HILTON BICK MILLS.
' " For sal by
WIUiARD BRO'S.
ISMTBAXCE.
yiDOWS' AND ORPHANS'
EeseSt Life Insurance ConraiiT
OF NKAV YOIIK.
WANTED!
1,000 Able-l)mlied Men,
Between the at-e of 2" aa.1 A U eulit la the
above Company. wiHg u tbe grrat eiotte
meat whk-h pirrall la Lnndou, areaaiwus
toaecttre tbe arrvuvaot tlir awi at ence.
Thia CvniuT atiouKI be prett-rrrd to all
ethers, hM-aiu. H. iillifn are caltured. anu
biuaua aadtrtiatwwUiv ataxtrate, anda"Ke
nrrra Poltry" areemulra earh of ke nem
bera; and a the qimuua laottea aake.1, "Why
U a Kwra 1'olli'T bettrr Uiaa aar eUiat form
of Inauraaee?" tV'e prvpoae to au.wer it In a
few word:
IT IS BETTER THAN
A LIFE POLICT-beeaaa It le not eulr thl
but aa endowment beeklra .. beyaaee It af unta
luauraneea cheaply while thla t arawtiT,
and admita ei Ua Wrmaatkia when tbe em
woald be tllrovrtlouaW to Ita value : breaiwe
It tnauree drpradeawy, both la cUIUmuud and
eld age.
AN ORDINARY ENDOWMENT kecaua
It not ouly endowa to the same extant, but glrna
far greatet taumntol protection agalnut death
for aulstaatk II y the aame eoat.
TEN PAYMENT LIFE-beeaua It eaally
heeumee aa little bardeaaowi, elvee twice the
axtoautot laearance, and the full endowmeut
Talue.
All peraona, aaxlnuf to arrure ta equal pro.
taction agalni death or ae, can be enrolled
hi thlaCompaxy on applU-atkm to the under,
ntgned, whe will take great pleaaure In prenent
Ing them to the Medkal Examiner for hi ap
proval. W. R. KENAN,
febl 114- .
Q CJAJRDI AJST
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Of NKW VOllIC.
ORUASIZED 1S9.
ASSETS a.l,ot,noo
POLICIES IN FORCE 98.ft"0.i0
LOSSES PAID 1,W,0X
Special Features.
Anneal PMdenda, applied to reduce Premi
um or la.rr.Me Inanranre.
Alt Pol Ir lea Non-yokrKiTAOLl after twt an
nual parnti-nls.
W. T. HOOKER, Prealdeut.
EVERETT CLAPP,
Yke President.
LCCICS McADAM,
Secretary and Actuary.
HENRY C. CLENCH,
Aaalatant Secretary.
HAAO HUTZI.ER A CO., General Agent
ol Virginia, North Carolina and D. O.
A.J. HILL, Jr., Agent,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Office over Woorter'i Drug Store, corner
Front and Market Streets.
- Da. B. r. COBB; MHIleal Examiner,
WiLwaoro.
feVH v U-ly
SPRING SEASON OK 1872
LADIES DRESS GOODS
A SPECIALTY.
Notions and Fancy Goods,
Hosiery in all Grades,
Ladies' Underwear.
Mclntire & French
Take great pleaanr In reminding their friends
of the extent and variety of their
SPRING STOCK.
Our tncrcaslni trad demands that our assort.
ment be more extensive than that of any tor
met season. One of our Arm having selected
the Stock with great care, we feel satisfied that
tli selections tills scawin ars worthv of your
careful attention, whether appertaining to for
eign or domestic goods. Extending our thanks
tor past patronage, we rcspecnuny asi a con
tinuation. , ,
To our friends In the country we will send
samples whenever desired, and orders received
therefrom will receive onr personal attention.
89 MARKET STREET, South side,
WlLMlMOTon, N.O
april T ICHwih
Stud well Brothers
17 MURRAY STREET,
NEWYORK,
' w
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
BOOTS & SHOES,
FOR
v Southern Trade,
Have a complete stock In all Unci, lnclnd
Ing their popular Granite State DaU., Kip
Plow Shoes, and Women's Fro. Hal. .
CT Orders solicited and carefully filled
at lowest market rates.
J. E. MOOSE, galeeniAB.
march 14 U3-6n
QOFFEES,
SUGARS, TEAS,
HAMS, BACON,
BUTTER, LARD, 4c, Ac.
A full so pply always on hand.
JAS.I.METTS,
07 Market Street.
OLIla5XJIT.
Another Invoice of that celebrated old brand
rf WHISKEY (the host in the market) per
Steamer "Bolivar."
JAMES L METTS,'
01 Market Street,
march 3 134
PUnCELLIIOUSK.
' " ,1. R. PAYIS. Proprietor
From this date the rates for Transient Board
ers are (4, S3, ind 2 SO per day, according to
locatten anu roesn.
Day Boarder 8 per week. .
Jan 21 '
H. W. BARTOL'Sf
GROCER'S SUGAR HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA,
I now turnlm out and offer for sale his
known Brand of SUOARS ami BUG AH
HOUSE MOLASSES.
11.1 m-2twch
(LIk ilailn
HILVMUIOI, .. 4.1
F EI DAT, Al'KIL 12. W,i.
Proea the Boatna Adreetlarr, (Repabllraa 1
I3ID1BTRIAL KElOSaTKriTIOX.
One of tho hopeful nunifostalioui tif
Sotitbern ptliiiv- is to be fimnd la the lit-U-rst
Licit the t'o le tLens iibHU pu
litioal or nviil J stiiK-Uou, Uiuniug to
take iu questions aficctitu wieir ludustnaJ
derekprtH'iit nd niatetiajpnrvae. TLis
is to us deeply iiitorvMiuc, because tbe
.Smtliern State roust itilitiu to be Ui the
fuiure, as in tbo past, a nuwt iiuiortaut
Wtstllh-fMiMiucing eertionof Ute luiun
Nor can tlieir luduet.ee upon tLo rereuue
policy if Uie nation, as well as uptm It
politics, be over-estimated. Tliere is
amitnon aiiJ danrous at iitiiuf nt sluvad
a liiv'U tinJs expreeaion lit such utterances
as these : "We are done a lib lite Sutb ;"
"Tbat Job is nuUhe!;" "tho Uh is
poTeiful ami vital force lu the Cation."
The commercial tallies of the, couulrj
show that thecouU-ibutionsof Uio 5outliert
Mates to our eporublo wealth exceed iu
value the total exports i f all Uio other sec
tions of the 1'nlou combine. I. In addition
to Uiis they furnish through tht lr produo
lions the basis of the most valuable textile
industries. It ill no doubt surprise many
of our readers to loarn that In the matter
of population the) Nulh leads the great
geographical sections of the Union. The
total population of the United Rtate is
plAced by the last census at SS,oo3,D83.
Of this uumber tho MidtUo and Kasteru
Mates eouiblued furulsh, tn i maid num
bers, twelve uiiliiona, tin Western btates
twelve millions, the Southern Mates, or
tlioae cotumoiily cUased at such In the old
limes, fourteen million. Their political
preponderance Is equally tlgnilkaiiU The
total nunilier of votes Iu Urn Electoral CoU
kge Is So7. The New Euglaud Mates,
alth New York, New Jersey and I'enn
sylvanla added, count 100 votes, as follows:
Mala
New Uampahir.
Vermont
M amiacb uaetta, , , ,
Rhode laUad
Connecticut
........................ a
New lork..
I'ennarlvanle...., 2
New Jersey.. , 0
Total
It will be toeu that the Western
are entitled to lOo votes.
Ohio
Michigan ,
Wlaroualn
Minnesota. ,, ..i. .....
loara.,., ,
Kansas."
Nevada.
Indiana,.. ,
Illinola
Nebraska. ,,
....100
states
Total 100
California claims 6 votes and Orecon
making a total of 0 for th I Vine const.
The houtliern States are entitled to 128
votes in the Electoral College, being ft Dis
omy over the Hew tnclaiid and Middle
States combined, and exceeding the consol
idated vote of lite grent Nort h went. 1 lere
are the figures i
Ii'lware
Maryland
Vlralnla
11
U
11
10
10
n
West Virginia.
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina ,
Mtsiwurl
Arkansas '
South Carolina
Georels..
Florida.... ,
Alabama
MtaslMippI ;,.
Louisiana
J eiss
Total
....134
With this showing before us. we have at
least an approximate idea of the danger In
volved in the resectlonallxlng of the South
upon the- resentments of the past aa a bal
ance of power tn national politics. The
eflect would be disastrous not only to the
North but to tho South HselQ because; so
long as the late slave-section continues to
be a political peril, so long will the North
ern States remain compacted In w atchful
vigilance over the source of so much trouble
in the past, to the detriment of all progress
ami all reform. It Is the deslm, therefore,
of every liberal-minded man ot the North,
ai It Is the interest of every friend of pro
gress and good government at the South,
that the people of those States should throw
off the bondage of obsolete ideas, and
emerge into tbe open, healthy, Invigorating
atmosphere of living practical Issues. Uy
thus lilwratlng hersell from the prejudices
which not only paralyze her energies but
make her a danger to tbe nation, iho would
free the North from that political necessity
which lias too Ions forced her to stand
guard over an ever-present dancer.
1 he time is not distant wuen Uie-un
prejudiced minds of the South will see the
wisdom of taking advantage of its natural
resources, and introducing more rapidly
the closely-related Industries w hich have
long been the source of the prosperity of
other sections of the country. This bas al
ready begun, and is awakening a new sym
pathy with tbe national policy on which
the hichest industrial development de
pends. In the nature of thlncs, the Intel
ligence of the South, as weU as its great la
boring interest, w ill be Drought finally into
sympathy and political alliance with tbe
educational ideas and industrial policy
which have made. New England what she
is. hiilighteued seir-luteiest shapes and
controls the actions of communities as well
as of individuals, and the highest and most
permanent interests of the South arc on the
side of that national policy w hich, under
favorable circumstances, ministers equally
to tbe progress of every State and every
section of the Union.
Agassis has determined a point which
has long vexed us. He says : '
" I am satisfied, since I have examined
the tcmocaris peircei, that trilobites are not
any more closely related to the phyllopods
than to any other eutomoetracse or to the
esopods. In reality, the trilobitcs are lilt el
tomocaris, a synthentic type in which
structura features of the tetradecapods are
combined with characters of entomostra
csc and other peculiarities essentially their
own." ;
Tlic Chicago Tost says : " The cheery
buzz of the buzz-Mw as it turns out first
class fatal accidents is wafted on every gale
from Maine to Florida, and rises above the
crash of the non-explosive coal oil lamp.
Soon the combined mower and reaper will
commence W reap a harvest of fingers and
f toes, and shooters of spring ducks w ill blow
down their grms to see if they are loaded.
For these and all other mercies may we
paragraphista be made truly grateful."
"Not at home," Is tho way some fo'ki
out lie creation."
Every telegraph post la the country is a
monument to the memory of the late Prof.
S. F. li. Mone. .
How the Weal iirwww.
Tl company cf o;e hundred and flAy
euiouijJs who k-ft Lherpoui UvU werkia
their way to Nebraska, ill tinJ that youiij
and tlu-hlng N.tt In a ferment of activity.
Letters from rrca! g've extraordinary
accounts of the groath and prosperity cf
Nebraska : St-tller are pouring In I rot the
olJVr Nate and the Territory ; thousauds
of acres of land have been takeu up fi
occupation this spring : villas- are multl
plvin, cities Trowing, and fATttu becom
ing uuruerous and productive. It 1 relttcd
as a strikuu; Instaiice of tbe rapidity ol ua-
vcKiptnent, that lu a part of Howard coun
ty, war tli Iup river f k of the Ilatie
river, w here there w as tn one settler hi
the spring ol 1ST I, one hundre-l votes were
CAataWal election held three or four
et ks to. .M tny f.irm houses are also to
be erected this spring ithlu a radius of
teuty-tiv mllci around Omaha. The
opening of Uils rkh region to setilement
has produced charges if tho most marvel
lous character.
lu In) the total puliation of the State
was only 2S,e4l ; la 1b"0 tho number had
increaeed to 110.86S. The city of Omaha,
first bid out iu IK4, now has Sfl.fOt) In
habitants; Lincoln, the capital, laid out tn
1SJ 7, Las a population of about and
I growing rapidly. Tim Legislature has
rovlijed for the immediate erection wpub
c buililtncs, as well ai for the encourage
ment of immigration, and liberal appro-
prialious have been mado for the Buport
of free scht!s. The development ol" the
railroad system, buildlnn up Nebraska in
common with the other new Slat- of the
est, has already stimulated tho eiteretes
of the people to such a degree that the fu
ture la no longer doubtful. Ilesldes the
Union lacltlc Uih', there are twelve others,
some of tlient nearly roniilited, which will
stKiti Intel lace all parts or the State, and
give to He Increasing poptilatkm the am
plest facilities of access to the markets of
the world. And what is true of Nebraska
i also true of the w bole of the great West.
iTogresa is tbe order or the day, and
wealth and power will follow. Cummer
cioV drerfiaey.
Be rgk's Palace) Hoc Cur.
The Cleveland Lender thus describes the
Bergh l'alsce Hog Car .'
When the swine wish to slumber they
blow a whistle made from the tall of a
brother gone before, the conductors outer
and conduct them to a hot Russian bath in
tbe rear of the car, after v. blch they are
rubbed down with rough towels, a lunch
of old boots and Ice cream furnished. Not
a squeal Is ever heard on these ran, nothing
but grunts of satisfaction, and a skillful
musician puts In from eighteen to tweuty-
lour hours a day playing on a cottage
orgen, and tinging such ballads as the
Ham Fat Man,' 'The Watch on the Rhine,'
When the 1'ks Come Home,' ete., t te. In
fact, life is one perpetual holiday on Uie
hog trains until they arrive wltklu a few
miles of Jersey City, when the train Is
stopped; a steam fire engine throws a
stream of chloroform Into each car, and
(be inmates sink into a slumber from which
they tlo not awaken in this world of tra
chliif, butcher-knives, smoked ham, head
cheeso and death."
Snlrlde t m Minister.
Rev, J. E. Lawrence, D. D., committed
luicide In a room of the Choice House, at
Rome, Oa., on Tuesday morning. He died
in thirty minutes after being shot. Tin
Cormnercfai lias the following parttculari
of the traeedy :
The cause of his suicide was evidently
anxiety and trouble arising from pecuni
ary embarrassment He owed a great
deal of money, and had no hope of extri
cating himself. Ho sunk deeper aud deep
er every day. On one occasion he said to
a creditor, 1 Ids ibing Is ruunlng me
crazy He Is said to bo a Loulsianlan by
birth; said ho was 47 tears old ; laid his
wife and five children died of cholera la
one week In St. Louis, Mo. He was a
magnificent scholar, rljie In every branch
of a liberal education, and accomplished hi
every possible department of hitter.
Rev. W. P. Kramer, a promising young
minister of tbe M. E. Church, South, re
siding at Dal ton, Ga., has applied fur or
ders In the lTotestant Episcopal Church.
yiLMINWTON, CHARLOTTE AND
RUTHERFORD RAILROAD CO.
Orrica Cm as Enoiseim aid Oes'l Str'r,
Wilmington, KC, April lOthflKJ.
To Timber and Ijiimbcr
Men!
Analditlonal train for hnullng timber will
be placed nKn the Road this wnrl and will b
run aa long as the ImslncM Justifies It.
Too iniKh time Is lost In loading timber, snd
In the future all time lost above six hours In
lofuling a train of (11) fiTteen car and tracks
(orW.iMKi fecial timlier,) will be charged for
uetention ot train tut per Dour.
Those who prefer to pay one dollar per thou
sand feet a I .ore tariff rates for loading will
have their timber loaded by the Company.
All who prefer the loading to be ttone by the
Company will plqas noul'y the Mahler of
Tram pot tatlon.
Engineer and Superintendent,
arrillt' i7-2tch
Star and Post, Rockingham Observer, and
Moiiesoniau copy i times.
QRAND DISPLAY OF .
French Millinery
Mrs. E. A. LUMSDEN has Inst refnrtied from
New York and will open on Frlilav the flnrrt
stock of Millinery ever brought fo this city
The citlsens are respectfully Invited to call.
. E.A. LUMSDEN,
Emporium ef Fashion,
sprllll IBT-lwch
IRIT CASKS, HOOP IRON AND
GLUE,
1,200 Spilit Casks,
(V) Tom Hoop Iron.
123 Bids. Glue,
For sal by
F. W. KERCHNER.
17-
april It
UHT RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY
i ,
OF ONION SETTS.
Pierre' Medical Golden Discovery,
Garden Heed,
Paints, Oils, Dves, Glass snd Putty,
.Wholesale nd Retail st
GREEN & PLANNER'S,
47 Market Street,
april
B
RUSHES, PAINTS, OILS, &e.
White Wish Brushes- large ij,
aasonmenu
. Paint Brushes, Varnish Brushes, . , . ,
Saah Tools, Paste Bru.hes,
Pitch Brashes, Camsl Hair Pencils, Ate.,
wREEN PLANNER'S. ,i
AUCTION SUES.
M. CRONLY Auctioneer.
Bj CROJLT at MORRIH.
MORTGAGE SALES
Pr Tlrta of trl ta"'fi frnea ThoatU ,
A Vt'wa ami wile ami Svau a Uuncaa auj j
wile, ths Met hantca' ttml.lins iii laa Asu
etatlua will wll lut ra-h, b faMie Aacuen, al
Kxrhaef t'ornrr. luth.t IT of ilmiVglua,
en W Kli.SKSHAT, April Tth, K.I al W
'lv k A. M , th NortlMra haltul the Weatrta
halt of j
LOT 4, liLfXKSli,
feet en MeMaeatrevt, lJ rest deem ISepvn-1
party of N.GUUcaa.
ALSO, part of tbe Eastern half of
LOT 5, BLOCK 52 1,
fronting 45 feet en Sixth street and running
back Ue earn wktthaloeg the Morthera llae
of H vaaa street TS leet, the pmparty f Thoa.
A. Walaoa.
C.S.ELLIS,
tieetrtary and Trairer.
march II - ltt law April Utlu h
J.T. JAMES, Auctioneer.
IlyJAMEsTlIE-VRES.
COMMISSIONER'S 8ALR
srnaioacot'ST ec itw avs corsrr.
Robert II. Cowaa )
v
Jama E. RoberU )
Bv Virtue of s Secre tn Ilia above tnlttled
eauae I wUI aell.oa TIUKSHAY, the lMa.Uy
of April, ml, al kichana terser, lu the city
of Wilmington, to the hivheat bidder, for ea.b,
at Public Aartlon, the Wretera part f IM
No 1. In Miwk W, aeeotiHng to Turner', plaa.
fmutlag Mi reel oa the Writ si.U of HeMind
street and running back Eaatwardlr the aaa
wi.lih UJrart.
There I a Hotia on the lut eontaiulag Ir
room! and outhouse.
JOIH. T. JAM PS.
t'owKal'.loner,
BUfcCklS lM-St.AplTAPtch
1
KRCIIANTS AMD Bl'YEltS OF
BOOTS aud SHOES
Will Ind a batter a.t of Oomla, a larger
Stork, batter ewrtmeut and lewnr rate than
elsewhere in the State. Call and examine. .
OEO. B.FRENCH A SON,
W North Front street,
april 4 lO-
CARD.
Kavln dhTBoaed of the buanea. lately carried
0 by me U Measra. Parker A Taylor, Uiev
will aentlnu th aame In all Its branches, and
1 benpeak fur tksm the earns liberal patronage
berslufOr bestowed upon me.
A.M.iNr.rr.
april let, 18IJ.
ALL PERSONS INUEDTED TO MP,
Either kv note or account, will nleaa make
Immediate payment to myself or Parker A lay
lor, who are authorised lo receive and recelut
for sams, ,
A. II. NEFF.
april I ifo-tf
JJEW FIRM.
Having purchased the Stove, Tin and Sheet
IrenDoslnemof A. II. NefT, w will continue
tbs tnder th Firm name of
PARKER V TAYIsOR
and bops, by strict atteutkm tn same, to ineilt
a sli at ef pnblle patronage.
W. M. PARKER,
.f. II. TAYLOR.
april I
l.W-lf
JjlLOWERS FOR YOUR HOMES.
KELVYN NURSERY,
PITT8DOEO' 3ST. O.
Flower Sends, Sammer Ruths, Evergreens,
Flowerlns Shru'js, lUnlv llordfr Planta, Green
House Plants, end Ornsroental Trera. Hoses
of many sorts, sent pmt tree, three for SI. 20
pnpers Flower Seeds for at. Set Glaillolur and
Tiilierosrs. tl'. I'ercunesls, Hne, for l. 3
Ornsmniitkl Vinos for 1. 2S Flo rerlng Shrubs,
all colore, ror o. caiaiogurs tree lit any an
il reus. Stock of all aorta, new and vigorous,
Plaiiifoinlshed for Improvement of Omtimls.
O. B. DENSON.
april 2 . I0i-2wch
PHILADELPHIA
lal lion Works
HOST. WOOD. TIIOH.M. BOOT
ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
1180 Eldsre ATfnnc,rhllalclphla,ra.
-FOUNTAINS- - FLOATINO SWANS-
-VASES- . FROGS
STATUARY WATER LILIES-
EDUCES- TURTLES, ix. ,
Fer deeorwtlns; ronnlalnis.
VERAKDAHH, Sl'MUSR. IIOU.T.S
ARBORS, CUAJIW, 8ETTEE.S, Ac, Ac.
Newisiyl Wronaht-Iron llallln; for
rront of House ana litmeteries, never liofure
Introduced,
Csst and Wronsrht-Iron Rnlllnarn. for
Pnblle Hulldlnga and Squarea, Cemetery Lots,
Garden Fence, Baleonlee, Roof Creating, etc.,
In great variety of Patterns.
Iiwat Ntailrav Spiral and Straight, of various
Patterns and Style. HriciAL Attkhtiok
oivisa TBI clas or WOKE.
iMmp Peats, for front of Public Build
ing, Hotels, and City Streets, of Plain and
Elaborate Designs.
KtbleFIUInire,ofCastandWronght-Iron,
of New Improved Strles, such a Hav Racks,
Stall Divisions, Mangers, Itsrncs Brackets,
Gutters, Traps, Ventilators, Ac. .
Wire) Work of every description. Wire
Guards of Crimped Wire, ualvanlsed or Paint
ed, tn Plain or Ornamental Patterns, for it tor
Poors and Windows, Fsetorv and Warehouse
Window, Railings for Offices, Banks, Counter
Railings, Balconies, Lawn and Farm Fences,
Ao., Ae.
Oaten for entrance to Cemeteries, Pnblle
Squares and Gentlemen's eonntrv Heats, of Vm
Tubing er Wrought. I run, both single and
doable, la elaborat-and simple design.
- Drlaklwa ttfamtaiiM, for street a sea. a
very large aaaortment of designs expressly for
this purpose. ' '
raat-Irwai I'rinal Bxe3, for Publl
Parks and City Street. , , . ( ; ,
Oral Vaae, Latest Style, Centennial Pat
tarn, , .
Trisehtwt Pmx, Jonkev, Coolie, Sambo,
and plain deeigr,, '
, sprlia. WO-ewWrnrh
oi-JExr4'o
CF
AND
SUr.ir.lER GOODS!
-AT-
MsKKATZ'S
Cf j
MARKET ST.
oMisxiasaor
Rl.tclt, Colored, Striped and Floored
Silk.
Foulards;, Alpacas and Moharra.
Black and Colored Orenanlnes In Strij
and Figures.
Japanese, Percales, lawns, Frou-Frous,
Crepe 'a, Dally Varden, IJnen Iawtis,
Phpies, Marseilles, LlnenJ, A., and
all tho !,atet NoreHles la Dreos Cootli. ,
WHITE GOODS.
Jaconet, Swlxs, Mull, Nainsook, Vlctot is,
and Bishop Lawn In figures, atripeiaml,
checks, ...... r ,
SwUs Cambria and Oulntir) Edgiims
and luscrtiugN.
Onl.ure, Thread, Dliclieas, VaJeucleu
ties Lc ami Insertlngsi
Laco and Limn Collar and Cufts. . -Llama
laco Points a rut Sactitut,
Shawls and Scarfs.
I, ad lea Vesta and Chemisettes.
HoiiNci'imilsliins Hoods !
Tlw greatest variety of Towel, Tal-le
Damasks, Napkins, Slieetlngs, M arse Uie
aud Honey Comb Quilts lu lo, II and
121-4. ... .-.;;-)
Al 118 WEE
- . . i l 'j : ' ii- ''
, i . -. ' -- : i'
Doe Skins, Casslmerei, Tweeds, litnens,'
Marseilles and Cottonadea. '' '
Parasols, Corsets, Skirts, (Itoves, Host
ory, Notions, &c ,
i - ' ... n
Tucklngs, Trimmings, Frllllngs, Bralils,'
Ribliona and Buttons, Ac. ' ' "
The best assortment in the
City, at tho Lowest pos
sible Prices. -
Wholesale and Retail buyers can sav . ,
Money by calling at ' .-.
M. Me KATZ'O, irf
30 MARKET STREET. '
march M Bt-tt "
T AKERS TAKE NOTICE 1
WELSH TUBS
No. 1 Cooking Butter
At isremts per Toaud, : . .
At GEORGE MYERS,!
11 and IS 8outh 1 rent St.' "
100
KITS EXTRA . ,
NO. I MACKEREL
. , Attl M per Kit.
"empire rjLcrrr,"
It llaus ts) EqwaL
English Coad:-::l irili
' At
much IT
GET MYFrS
11 A Li iron v.
It-
B ILL HEADS
and c::
aEcacMx.T rtciza
TKSXXATXS 8TTI.RT 1 ' "
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