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Tsaaa Cai. tnvartablv la advano.
tlijf Jlailii Journal.
The) SU'.e Convention of the Dmocrmlk
Conservative Faj of rth Carolina will
meet at Greensboro,' oo WedussdaT, tl
Fikst day of May next.
1 t ti r- '
6 it&.'Vm to tl fnicwJinss of
the Onslow County Convrntlon pnblislied
Isewbere.
The Conservative! o this gallant rouuty
itevrve tlie greatest consideration at tb
Lands of their party Li' nils, ft the ruatily
and successful fight tliey have alwavs made
6
The Conservatives and Democrats of
Cobunbui County viQ meet in CotiTeotion
at Wliilevilla on Saturday, Apiil 20th, to
appoint dtli'gates to thr Suta an! Congn
aional Convention. A full iwtlnr it r-
qnwtt?d. v
TVbltilK April P, 18TJ.
The I'eniocrata and Conservative of
w Hanover county art rejueted to
aueinble at the Court flousa In Wilming
ton, on Tuesday, 'April S3d, (being the first
week of Superior Court,) at "J o'clock p.
m., for the purpone cf ck-cting delegate! to
iwresent the county lu the Mot Convon
tlon, to be held at CJreensboro', on theTirst
day of Hay next, -and a) mo, In the C'on
gryalonal DUtrlct Couruution, to be held
wheu ami where the Executive Committee
if the District shall appoint.
Itkl!lred tliat every township In tlx
c mnty shall be trprescutcd,
" Joseph A. Enoelha un,
- tl'iflu County Eienith-e Cornice.
' Apr11 h. 872.
ThallcriMiiori'etnra.
North Carolina has Just cause to lx
proud of the position W children are tak
InglnUtftwouJ vrJKiein, UrUrmer vt
inorftlll.WiVrlf It lilefui y taJsnt can
no where be show n than In our own State
Iu ponding out to in the Ax (.r.i. ix ms
'Lori young Vixix: has shovtn utthat
Kotlc fire Is not yet extinct. Iu Yaukik
Aylmeu, Moktos Ilot su aud Mabkl
I-eb Miss PisiiEit has renewed our youth
In the emotions and fit'lint the has railed
Into play, and Miss Camrdox, In her touch
lug story of .SAtTFD ffmt FtnK, has well
maintained the illusion. ,
In maiter of sdentllic seculatioi) and
erudition HatwooI) Omnc has taught tis
many things not hiihertn dreunipt of hi
our philosophy. , Indeed, In whatever Ui-
rectlon we turn, we find North Carollu
laus occujiylug the ground wi'h credit to
themselres nnd to their Slrtle. And still
they come. We have now to welcome
another aiplraiit for liiernry honors, and
one, Ifotit jitdirnwnf Wot fly at faidt,
well worthy.
Tax Hermit or I'itr. a Is tale writ
ten by Mrs. Jameu P. Ikwjn, of Charlotte,
S. C, as she stys Mwlth the hope of throw
ing a charm around the out-of-door life
so necessary to Invalids." With tins ob
ject In view the plot and Incidents of the
story are all, of course, out-of-door life;
and yet, In cplte of this, the author has
iuterwoven therewith so much theoretical
speculation, sustained by such logical d-
dnctiarL aiwh tad; soiJHUii n4 authorl
ties, tMf w4 art surpiist, 1I4 idy at Urn
Ingenuity 6f the author, but at the extent
of her reading and information.
The pretension of the writer are not
based ttpon the merit of her book simply
" as a work of fiction. There 'is nothing
thrilling In it, and j ct it is very interesting
and very Instructive. The . Impression
made upon ns in its perusal is that the
' story Is mod simply as a vehicle for bring
ing before the world the rich fruit of
years devoted to thought and study, and
to show bow theWj of au invalid, even,
may be made happy to ones sflf and nseful
toothers.
Cultivation purity and refinement are
apparent in every page. , , -
W commend the book most heartily to
our readers. , .. , r. ....
It is published by Messii. lltt.L & lrt
wra, of Charlotte, and we stippose will be
for sale at our bookstores.
' , Judg W. A. Hre. '
Judge Moore, having exchanged cir
cuits with Judge WA.TTS, is now holding
the Spring Term of the Superior Court for
Wake county. In his charge to the Grand
Jury His Honor, at considerable length,
called especial attention to the alleged ill
treatment of the prisoners confined in the
Penitentiary, and told the Jury that it thaif
whola time Vas'gfvin ftolofy' to investi
gation of that ruiiitrroa,',Tt, would be
well spent. . 't 'Jt,-,:ti'.'
Our Raleigh contemiorarVs, the Snllnel
and JVctea, are condemaScg la strong terms
the courss pursued by Judge Moore as
highly uuS-ot-'"- fJtrfgf.l j loat he" so
far iorgot Ihe d'iguitj and, jmpartiallty be
longing to his high judicial position as to
attempt to.' t ' no & :iaere pkrlkau pur
pose while ou fha ,bench The complaint
agaiust Ja ' j lloont is, in specific terms,
that he 1 ..j taken report of testimony
elicited Ly a commltfe of the liCglsIarure,
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If it be tn;e Cat he Las d ;.e ills it
3 prove the tnuh of lite ru towLkb
we La i boped our oiJ ct.I!'ce-n.;e Lai
paivssl an exption, to wit: tL.it no
"u,.!wra-t)m maa can tarn Haik-1 aud
resiu-a LoueU.
la re ference to the macA usent of the
renitciitlary w e UVe this ucvaakm to say a
single word. . . . ' . .
If there has been Inhuman treatment tf
prisoners let Use parties res;xnille there
to be promptly and severely punished.
That there' Las been Improper .treatment
we do not believe. The report of the com
mittee, referred to above, completely ex
bonorated the rirectors from any criml-
tal conduct. If any further evidence was
needed it was found in ti e character of
tlie gentlemen Comprising the Directory.
XI oss -a. liixrsoE. li-)VLA., 0rruxo
aud Thomtso!! are too well known as
gentlemen of high character and humane
feelings to be affected by any clarges
gotten up for political effect during the
coming campaign.
The Directors aunouuee themselves as
ready and anxlotis for the most searching
luvestigatk-n Into their conduct, and we
have so great confidence Iu the result of
such an investigation tltat, u a party and
personal friend of these gentlemen, we
sincerely trust it may be had wltlmut
ilelav.
" Jf -
HTATK NHWfi.
liatUeUiiv has aliippe! &,:iM) bales of
cotton this season.
Upwards of $25,000 worth of guano was
received at ilatikboro last inuullu
Rocky Mount has a negro baby, elgb
moot! is old, Utal wsigtis 4U lbs.
Arranjenients are being msth to put np
a lare tobacco ractory at llotk y Jlouut.
Ex-Oor. Ilolden aud family are expect
ed in Italelgb oo visit during the uevt
mouth.
It Is rnutortxl that there will be a baby
show In Coemxrtlofi nltti the sjett ."Jtate
AfTlctiltnral Tali-.
Itev. A. W. Matiguui, Pastor of the
Italeigh Methodist Church, w ill deliver the
Annual Address, in June, before the pupils
or the vv arrenlou f emaio iuiege. -
Dlvint.Mi. At ameetlnnof the Direc
tors of the N. C. Kallroad Company, held
In Greensboro on Tuesday, a dividend of
six per cent, was declared, payable on the
lit oi July ami January.
The Charlotte Vetmkh says: LlUle
Cora McLean, asl about six years, daugh-
lrof tlie late J. 11. McLean, feu from
ftiiice last Saturday evening, and sustained
serious Injuries thereby. It Is feared that
her brain is alTeeted by concussion, and
also that she has received internal injuries.
Tlie rayettevllle Kiujlt says that tea
plants are shinned from Favetterula. Mr,
J. M. (Smith raises enough for the use of
bis family, aud several others cultivate it
to some extent. This tea is perhaps not so
fine as that raised in China, but It has a
freshness and delirious flavor that tea ship
ped across iu ocean lias not.
Tlie Magnolia Ad trrlUwr savs : We learn
that the wife of Mr. Moan, of Chinquepin,
In this county, died a few days since, at
(lie advanced age of about 84 years. ' Pre
vious to her death she expressed a desire
to be burled upon a feather bed w ith ft
supply of bed clothing around her, which
request was compiled with. A fuw mo
menta bi-fore her death, at her request,
she was removed from the bed upon which
sh was lying, and placed upon a pallet on
me i oor wnen sue soon expired. "
Mkdai., We have seen an elegant silver
me.ial prepared by the CumteiTand Agri
cultural Society for Captain J. 11. This
pen, of Tarboro'. Tlie medal sltows beau-
tifhi. wrnrkmarwhip andwatf gotten ttpby
Mr. J. T. Houston, a well known Jeweller
in our town. It Is circular in form, nearly
as thick as a sliver dollar with twice the
diameter. On one side is Inscribed t "
Cumberland County Agricultural Society,
lo t apt. J. li. lhrgpen.
And on the other :
IYemiitm for the best Essay on Farm
Economy, read at IheFalrof J871.
Fayetteville Kaglr.
rnklle Meetlai lav Mac!!. - j
At a iwetlng bold In Tftnporatu-e Bail,
on me evening or tlie vth Inst., on mot ion.
Maj. J. S. Hoes was called to the Chair,
ana jviq. U. j. t arroll reijuested to act as
aecrctary. i
, On taklntr tlin Milr. Mai. ltlnp In
brief and iiertlnent speech, explained tlie
oiijcct or tlie meeting, wliich may be round
cmbodiea In tlie resolutions.
Upon motion, tlie Chair appointed the
following committee or the to draft resold
ttons: Dr. F. O. llawley, Maj. 11. H,
Foster, lr. J. W. Met lee, L. A. Merrl-
man, Esq., aud W. M. Evans, Eso.
Upon the return of the committee, the
following resolutions wore offered, which
were adopted unanimously :
Whkicka, Tlie people of North Caro
lina, for the last four years, have boon sub
jected to oppression and w rong by the un
scrupulous nsurpsHon of power by the
President of these United State and have
teen subjected to an odious misrule by the
Kaaicai party ;n our own State, by which
we have been plunged into an immense
Indebtedness through extravagance, profli
gacy and fraud ; therefore be it
JlmltM, 1 hat in this, our hoar of
trial, the imperative- duty devolves upon
every who has tlie peace, prosperity and
Into est of the conntry at heart, to do all
that be can to rebuke, by the potent
power of the ballot, those who have so
long perverted and prostituted theposltions
to wlifch they hare been elected.
Revolted, That While we shall most
cheerfully acquiesce in tlie choice of the
State Convention, onr first choice for the
second position in the gift of the State is
for that distinguished lawyer, statesman
nd patriot, CoL Wiu. A. Allen, ofKeu
ansvilifj. , JlwofreJ, That we earnestly recommend
and urge In the Congressional Convention
the name of the distinguislted son of Samp
son couniyjjir C T Murphy, as onr rt
choice for standard bearer in the Congres
sional campaign, and as one whose long
service in the cause of right, "and whose
fearless denunciation of wrong, entitles hin
to the position, uvi
Vmolted, 'dial "these 'proceedings be
published in the Magnolia MdrerfiVf, with
a request for the Wilmington Jounwl,
Wilmington Star and Goldsboro Mewnrjer
to copy; and that a copy be sent to the
Chairman of the Conservative Executive
Committee in each county in this Congres
sional District '
There being no otber bnslness, ' the
meeting adjourned sine die.
J. 8. Hikes, Chairman.
9. J. CAltnoM, Hecretary,
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Mar a v.-an A;l 11.
CiuJ lar.B((U u-ihl. tol U 1 .i.ul-uj
Ui-i b:tf tii il tiui icitunl Uirne rs'tle
tttevva, sb4 lira maraed U tac Vika -U.
Til bhttiS aim! CU.US au ;vkiulf au.
tVi of Hi Inti-BUua to rI"' th j-rui aer. but
KkliKrMiitim.
ralarioa iM txa luf jeawj U.t a l rl of
Tti.au art or jaaii:af oaiD.tI, td rcveat
Ttiaoa kar arut W Hut kal aaiautitis at
BratC: a rf port of tae Jrirvitu, rr-
cUB( tkat it aiar bt forwarded to tbc tril-'
cat of Uta V aiteil 8 tatra.
New OiUJtAN., April 12.
Ta Colorail Coareatiua aa fvtBaufDtlT
rtanlacd kr Uila aiornlug.
Vml PwukIu iu tlrcte4 PrnuUcut, but bas
ait ft arriTCiL Ja. 11. Ingram, Vtre-Preal-4eat,
l prcaUllaf.
Kewlutlon wr tutroiWctt repudlalliif ttic
Labor and Cindnaatl CunirentUtna, bit were
BoatpoBfd, to await the arrlral or d-'r rati, a ao
lure brr n drayvd by flils.
WASIUStiTOX.
Wasuisotos, April 12.
SsiATa A biU was yaaatit for th tonotrae-
Uoa of a orMg arrow the Mtaxxrl rivrr at
Xbraka City.
lloric Tall bodf Is anf il J iUe amlng a
propoaitt0" to ut end tb Ciltol gronB't.
St. Lt)t is, April 12.
Tks Bsuat ra liabio advia ut th aambor l
lrmaa ltt by th ataaaser Uecaulcu bitwww
OOau.179. Tua details art korrlblo.
5r.w iiAxrsiiiHC
CoxcoiU), April 12.
Two bridge aier th Merrlmae rivrr, over
foi kamtrrd feet long, ka rn swept away
by th flood.
KCW TORU.
New Yokk, April 12.
A special Uwpatch to th Tlui aajr thai at
th Muting of th Penvwratle HUte Central
Coamltte at Albany, yesterday, a eonsultatlon
was had on th political prort. Remarks
wtro mad by Oovtrnor Aeytusur, Mr. Tlldea
sad other. The feeling of those present was
doddrdby the unanimous farur ot a passive loll
tj and of looking to tho Cincinnati Couventloa
to Initiate th programme for the p.vty In IH
Preaidemlal campaign.
Th tug boat Uarcnport, wUigli ploUed Ust
renlng bear Jettcy City, had lour laiiai boat
In tow when she eiplodel, Tlie cnglueor, tes
ter, Bremaa bnyitor, Jas. Cauldvld and an uu
kaowa boy belonging to Ui tug aud a boy ea a
canal boat, war blowa far ofl, lalllug la th
water aud drowning. AUet th iplolo Noth
ing oouM be seen ot the tug, except a few float
ing tpllaUrs. All IU t ual bouU were b al
tered. Tb strike of the Journeymen painter In
Brooklyn ha terminated, th employers bar
ing seceded to their demaud lor eight hour
and three dollars a day.
Th plumber aud gas Attar hav resolve J to
atrlk lor lght hour and two dollars a day.
They bow get two dollars aud ae rent y-flv cent
for ta hoar work.
Th lawyer wh went to Montrttl to bring
detaulur Conklln, ot th Market Savings Dank,
to this city reports that, notwithstanding that
k had atradltloa paper, th case of Conklln
wasdoeldodln Court on Wednesday to be one
which wa not Included under tho extradition
treat?, ooasoqueBtly there Is no hop of having
Conklta punished her.
EVNLG TELEGRAMS.
WAKIIIKUTON.
WANintOTOir, April 12,
8k ATI. Mr. Sawyer, from the Commute
on Education anil tabor, reHrteU a bill exleu
ding for two years from next July, tlitlm
within which th States may comply with th
provlslous of th Agricultural College Act
Hot'. Th Appropriation BUI was resumed.
Aa amendment reducing the appropriation for
th civil aervloe from 130,000 to 10,000, passed
y a vote ol llS to M,
An atucudmeiitrttomlltigthe capltol ground
wa concurred In, with a limitation of espendt-
tnreetofioo.nue.
suae ki.LAKors.
Th Election Commltte refuiie a motion to
diamine th Bowen eonteat ese because he held
a Stat offlo whll routestlng for the seat, and
will proceed upon Its merits, with chance In
Csvor of Bowen.
Col. B. A. lHnn1ass, Private Secretary to th
Treeldeut, left Wellington to-night to attend
th Bcpubllosn State Convention, at llal-
elgh, N. C. '
la the Supreme Court, es-part .lefi'eraoa
Ortcr, on a habeas corpus io th ilarihal of th
District of South Caroliua Orocr 1 held by
the Marshal under a bench warrant luucd by
the Circuit Court lor feloov, under th t ulorco
mcnt act of 1870. The United State maintains
thatth Supreme Court bss no Juilsrllctlon to
discharge the prisoner, even though It enquire
Into the cause of commitment. BrlnUiw opened,
was followed by Stanberry, then tho Attorney
General. Hon. Reverdj .Johnson will Close th
argument oa Monday.
r Ahtt Afte-e the Per Diem.
WA8mxOTOt, April 12.
Abbott's claim lor a seat In th Senate from
Korth Carolina was discussed. Morrill, from
Vermont, argued against the wlmlaeion of Ab
bott, and denounced th doctrine that a minor
ity of th electing body can oloct a Senator or
any other officer is unhealthy and un-American.
, : NOYAIMIOTIA,
IIaufax, April 12.
The raia Morm damaged rod. rHi1r end
lumber throughont Uova Scot In.
MARYLAND.
BaxtimoSk, Ajiil 12.
The Baltimore Cotton J'xclisnge tvssorgsn-
Jstd ye otcrdsv. '
J NISKOrRI.
St. Lofu, April 12.
The steamer Belle of St. Louis ban arrived
IthtS survlvoTS and T bodies of persons who
died during th passage. The book and papers
Of th Ill-fated Ocean us are lnet..Aliat of the lost
is tliererore lmiioneiblc. The dead on the boat
pre son ted a horrible appearance, their bodies
being swoUcu, slid many of the bodice wero of
the color ot raw beef, the skin having been en.
tlrely scalded off.
Th Engineer said ho went on watch but a
few moments before (he explosion, and tried the
Ore fuages, la all of which li found plenty of
water; he then walked back to get a cup or oof
fee, and In flv minute the esploslon occurred.
Rob't Chew, one of tlie proprietors' of the At
lantic aud Facinc Cirrus, saved himself by
means of a plank. lie thinks Geo. Constable
and wire, circus performers, from California;
Frank Slate and frank Williams, also rlreus
new, wars arywaed.-?'''"'-"" "
Oeo. Kolthly, first engineer, who was en watch
whsn the explosion occurred, say the boat had
uM struck the bar, anSth engine storpod,
and he glanced at his watch to not the time,
when th explosion oeeonred with a terrible
force; on of tb boiler wa Wowa ack t th
n. Mt
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t:.t
wire ln ta tke bar suit tiiB, i4 dc'iU4
t:, a U t:. fca-f C .: V !. r. Then!
. r l i,t ta frauie ca t-J. Mr. C '
in.t h' r!.!i.lrma.J. 1 m W'j."f
XIW TORK.
Vew To uk, AprJ ll ,
Hin called a Trsmiia'.l ao Si-bjnto-y.
There wa a heavy vot ta th kietboi!lt Ca
terrace to-day la faror of lay Oetera'e so th
Ceneral CotUeronc la My.
The roiamiltro of lb eaurgia Legialai ure,
ariaMutcd to laveaiigato tb regitratKB an4
aivaf Georg'a Stau bead aartag Gv. Bui-
kxk'e admiRlaUatkm, held a atmloa yesterday
at th Uraad Oatral Hotel. Bond to th v al
es uttwclva auUUua dollar wet oJJ,tvea
BilUkMi firebiuiJrrd thouaaiid f ahlck wer la
4of varkfusU 'r.ja4,U reat, accotdlsg to
Gjv. Bulkn-k, aaad fr tegtalativ x.
peosv anJ to saect tlx Interact oa pravieaaly
dated obligation. It I claimed that aU la t.
ere of f l,0WA" was aBocesary and that a
Biajority wer uaconalltuUoaAl aud th Stale
of Qorgia 1 awt rfajU)l fur Ueaa. Tie
powots of lb Uemmitte are aaataly to enforce
Ui rrgaatioa of besdA. Every kohl? will b
require to register, aad th eiailaalk) will
rt late only to th aaaaaer la which they cans
latohipoeeeeitua. To-day th Commltte wlU
vlait th fflc of Heary Ctrwa & Co. to make
Uiqutrtre.
aerrit cabouxa.
Charlestox, April 12.
la th l otted State Court to-day two pr'iava
ers from York county pleaded guilty t con
spiracy. A third party, charged with con
spiracy and murder, pleaded guilty t cob.
piracy, hen the murder charge was withdrawn
I.OtTiSIASA.
'tw Orleans, April 11
la th Cololorefl National Conveutlou to-day
a reaolurloB wa adopted condemning the Cln.
elnnatl Convention yea It ; nay 13.
Plnehbak ottered th following resolution,
wliteh wa adopted by aeelaaiatlou :
Ri-soirer!, That lion. Cbarlr Sumner, by hi
dletlBgulshed advocacy of ur right au4 k'.a
eoneammat ttatesmsnshlp, lasorlnga rccog.
ultloa of the rights la th Constitution of th
Unite,! State, has endeared him If to th
colored peopl of th ustlon, sad until h shall
himself announce sceeseloa from the Republican
party, we shall hold him to be as h ha er
been, on f th pureat and ablest member of
onr great party.
Several speeches were made eulogising Hi
political career of Mr. Sumuer.
A tolegram wa received frut J. M. Iauj
ton, dated Washington, which was read. It
says: "Let our demand b legal uality
This will be seconded by th paesag of the
civil right bill. Congress will ot adjourn
without Its pssaage. It aill probably edon
next week."
Fred Iegla and party will srrlv hex to
night.
( ABLE DINPATCHEA.
London, April 12.
The Tluss this morning, in an articls ou tin
Alabama claim coutrovoray, says that th
British Government will deliver It counter
tax at (ltneva, on th 16th lust., bat will not
regard this act aa prejudicing th position it ha
tukeu ta opposition t th Amerlcaa claim rur
Indirect damages. If th Tutted Btatcs (hall
nut, before tho tribunal 1 ready with It award
hv abandoned the claim for consequential
damages, then Great Britain will withdraw her
ratification of tlie Treaty of Washington.
Madrid, April 12.
' 8enor Catelar, a well-known SpanUh Hepub
Ileum, addresHod a meeting of his follower In
Savlll last night. In th court of his remark
lie said thst his party aspired t the formation
of a United State of Europe and th fauudation
of a universal repnbllc.
lfore.ee Grerlcjr'a rrwereussmo In IM
Conine (ampatlga.
New Yoiik, April (t.
Mr. lloiaco Greeley prints the following
in me i rwunt to-morrow, as to his courso
in tlie fortticomlne presidential campaign
' First. If there shall be Democratic can
didates for President and Vice President in
the lield, we purpose tosupport theKepub
lictiu ticket which seems most likely to suc
ceed.
"Second. If the main Issue In the can
vass shall bo lYoteciion against Free Trade,
ws shall (no maiter as to" tlie candidates)
be found on the aide of protection.
Third. But if (as we hope and expect)
there shall be two Republican tickets,
aim none otner presented witn any
hope of success, we shall favor
that one whose election will be, In our
Judgment, most likely to promote economy
In public expenditure, purity In legislation
and administration, substantial Unanimity
in npiioiuiiiir lor an citizens a complete
equality of rights under the laws, and has
ten tlie return of fraternal concord and
mutual good will between those who were
arrayed against each other in sanguinary
strife throughout our great civil war. Mu:n
is onr position, and It will not be affected
by the nomination of A or II, C or D at
Cluciiinati, lliiladelphia or elshewlipro,"
Mr. Ureeley further says that tlie Tribune
will not be an organ, and will print no
campaign edit Ions whoever may le the
candidate,
Affray In rotersbnrg;.
A special to the Evening News gives the
following particulars of au affray iu Peters
burg yesterday at half-past 12 o'clock, in
tho counting-room of the Daily I'rogress,
between Mr. James M. Donnan, an attor
ney at law, and J. W. Johnson, the local
editor of tho Progress. Mr. Donnan was
accompanied to the oflice by his brother.
The disturbance oriciuutej In some publi
cation in the ucwspsiier. Atler considera
ble talk they attacked Mr. Johnsou with a
cane. The result was, that after Johnson
had received several heavy blows on the
head, he drew a pistol and discharged it at
J. M. Donnan, shooting him through both
logs. Tlie parties were arrested and held
to ball for their appearance before the
Mayor to-morrow. Richmond Whig,lth.
Tho Life of the t'leals la the Blood.'
This being the fact, it It very obvious that
when the blood becomes corrupted th whole
system become corrupt also. To relieve this,
thetrno policy undoubtedly 1 to direct the
reroady to the source of tho disease. It Is in
this manner that Dr. Tutt's Ssrsaparilla and
Queen's Delight acts. Iu sperllio effect ieo
tho blood ; it purities it, vltatlr.es It, and expels
all disteiuict from the system.
Being fro from violent Minerals, it I adapt
ed tn general us. The old aud young way uo
tt ; the most dcllcal female, at any time, may
take It; th weak and enfeebled will b
strengthened by It ; the tender Infant, who may
have inherited disease, will be cured by It.
For Syphilis, snd all Its trains of evils. It l a
suresntldcte.
Dr. Tutt's Liver Tills are a mild and gentlo
purgative, possessing the peculiar merit of act
Ing as a powerful agent tn relieving congestive
or torpid liver. They have ao equal.
Dr. Tntfa VTalr Iyo Imparls OlOMjr
ssrll 13 inMlwtOlt
t . . ! 1 J ... Li : J . I J B U .
U; i si i. a-.i lie ff la,-. v.
!,eit: i I j if ttJ.f. l'a:rt-L.
te " r- - - y 'f,rw4 so .ffisuaiee s.-itsics
Ut.jii...,'. J'sj a-xalaat ar est:? erlly
peniiCtius in ta.-h caac. at4 drastic ea'artirs
SvKi bad. TUe vital principle neel eaccoc
and u, port, sad a rtarbrciiig prepaxalion thtt
w.U U.l and rouse, wLUe UregtUaUs anJfert-t-
iLe it'(h, U U.S aied cin thst nature tle-
oiAia. Am tl B'si. -mil clcuirou reqairtJ
fur such e m-r,-'ncici are ccmbtoed la lljetct-
trr's Stomach Bitters, the purest sud in .wt efl-
cac una cg. table elixir that th world katsrer
known. It Is a mild ctiiaulant, a powerful
tonic, as snctjaalled appetiser, as absolste
ic.fle for diartaed d f cation, a woniierful ncr-
vla. a snodeTat eatha tie, a remedy fv liver
cum i la In la and erkodie fever, a ear for con
stipation, a specific fax raenam am.of eeaentiAl
) In all ailmeiiU to which th feebler sex are
Subject, and a a general household suedkln
neiualkd and auapproAched. The a re the
pro pert ice which hav mad Hostctter Bitter
faiaoua everywhere). 's to h, kowrer, that
yon hav ta true artii, for Ui laud ta lufwt-
mi wilb raarnuoi local niuerg, mau iremeon.
demiiod 1'Ouors and wortulee drnga, which
greedy wrrtcue who apoculato ou humaa lit
reroaiaena as ianaceaa lur ever ill tnat lima
Is heir to. Bcvarc of th chailatau and their
poiaooa.
Mr EC I AL.
83 On Marriage.
Ilannr Relief for Tu from th
Recta ul trror aud Abuara in early Ui. Alan.
kood reatored. Seminal emlaaioua Cored. Im
pedimenta to Marriag removed, hew meta.
d of treatment. New and reniarkabl rem,
die. Books snd Circular cent tree, ta sealed
envelope. Addr, HOWAK1) ASSOCIA-
TlO,o.I Souta Mnth St., PhUadelphia
Pa.
Jaa IT S-dwJmch
UATCUEIA)R"S HAIR DT1-
The aawrb H.itr IWe bt th heat In tLa wnrUi.
f ertortly llATBilriei, Reliable and InaUntari.
oua. KodlaappoinUnenC No Kkllculmj Tint
or Unpleaaant Odor. Th gtnnlne W. A. Batdt-
eloe'e Hair proituoc IMMEDIATELY
S lendid Bliwk or Natural Brown. Dow not
taiu Um Skiu, but leave th Hair Clean, Soft
and boautllul. Th oalv aaia ami Pmrtmrt lira.
Solu by llDriiggKU. factory 1 Bond Street,
Kewiork.
aia-11 M. 1W1. , -d-Aod.wlyeh
Cr Ul'RNF.TT'M FLAVORO'l
IJrV- EiTRACTS. The euirlorlty of
uwn rnraeiecoiiMST iu ineir periect purity
and great strength. They are warranted free
from potnonous oils and aekla. Joeeph Burnett
Jt C)., Baeton, Manufacturers and Proprietors.
V I i ,, j . ,
u pan u j mil grvcere ui aruggma.
N ATI' RE 111 YESI I'M TEETH, but she
doe not preaerv and purify them. That muat
be done with rrairrant Noxodont. Tha dental
bone aud Ita enamel eajdn ar made invulnev
alle lo all deatructiv luflaenctw by the dally
laav v luia ucuvuccui prvpnrauon.
WHAT EVERT 1IORAEH AN Wants.
A good cheap end rnliablo Liniment. Such an
article U , Dr. Tobias' ttoree Liniment. Pint
bottle at one dnltnr. For Laiu,euew, Cut.
Galls, Colie, Sprains, Sir., warranted better
ban any other. Sold by thcDruggUM. Depot
lOl'arkriace.Kew Vvik.
mreiOJIAKlA 1 an Insane thirst lor In.
toxicating llaiHMB. llabitnal dram-drluklng
produeee it. Vet each Alcoholto BiUor vernier
recommends that a draru of his rum and root
uiio b taken Ulrica a day, to prevaat lcknent
For all bodily ailmsnta, and as a protection
agalnat the cause of diaeae, take that allium
cfeut antidote. Da. Walksb'i Vinsaa Bir
tkrs, th pure esaenc of rare medicinal herb
unpolluted by distilled poison,
CARBOLIC HALTE, reoommendod by th
leading Phvekcutne and th TrcMdcnt or til
New i ork Board of Health, a th most won
derful Healing compound ver known. Ulve
lnatant relief to burn, cure all kinds of sores,
cute and wounds; and a xnost Invaluable salv
for all purpoees. Sold everywhere at 8S cents.
,lohn F. Henry, sole ProprbsUjr.eColUjgeUac,
New Tola. '.
HVArNIA I Opium purified of Its sickening
and poiaoiioua projiertlo, discovered by Dr.
Blgelow, BrotOMor of Botany. Detroit Medical
College A most perfect anodyne and soothing
jiiato. John Karr, Chemist. New York.
4 HRIftTADORO'M HAIR DTE' tsthe
saloat and best, lteorreru th bad oerot
inferior dyes, while th black or brown tint it
produces ar Identical to nature. Factory OS
Maiden Lane, New York.
PBATm ANTRAL OaXi-Safeat and beat
Illuminating Oil ever mad. Dora not take fire
or explode, If th lamp la upset or broken.
Over lMl.ouoi'amlllescntlnuatouasIt, and no
accidents of any description hav occurred
from It. Oil Houeo or Charles Pratt, eetab Itch
ed 1170. New Turk. .
THE PI REST and Met e teat rod Llr
r Oil In th world 1 Uar.srd ct Caswell'
made on th sca-ahore, from fresh selected liv
ers, by Caswell, llasard & Co., New Yotk. It
leabeolutety pure and sweet. Patients who
hav one taken It prefer it to all oi horsv Pay.
lolans hav decided It superior to any Of th
other oil in th market. . .
JOVYISr) Inodorotta Kid dlor
ITassner reatorea eoiied glove equal to new.
For aale by Druggist and Fancy Good Deal
er. Price 23 ceut per bottl. F. C. Well &
Co..KewYork.
RI SI LETS riIILOTOKEJ U an esUb.
llxlied. warranted remedy lor Painful Men.
st oration: and equally efficient as a Nervous
Antidote In aU'caae of Nervous Excitement,
Stomach and Sleeplessness la nial or female.
Hold everywhere for CI a bottl. Morgan &
Klsley, Druggists, New York, General Ageat.
A YOl'THlTL APPEARANCE and a
Beautilul, Clear Complexion I the desire of
everybody. Till trect I produced by using G.
W. Laird' "Bloom of Youth .' a harmless beau-
tlfler of th skin. Will remove ail Discolora
tion, Tan, Freckles and Sunburns. Th nse of
this delightful toilet preparation cannot be de
tected. For sale by ail lrugirists and Fancy
Goods Dealers, Depot 5 Gold aU, New York.
Mr. WIWNEOW'A - MsOTIIINQ ST
RI P. It relieves the little utlerer from pain,
euro Wind, Uolio, llegulatos th Ntvmach and
Bowels, Correct Acidity, and during th pro
cess of teething It Is invalnabl. Forfortlysafe
In all cases, a million of mother on Vestlty. -april
t, 13 j - IW-daodlm&wlmcti ,
MEW ADTEBTIWEMEBfTH.
M
AUElf1 LEE."
Bvth Author of -Tslerie Aylwei' and
"Morton Uouse."
Another large supply of one of th best mod.
ern American Novels.
" Few Novel of the Aason hav bon so gea.
erally and so warmly pratsexl."
"Mabel 1 stamps the young suthorr as
woman of renins.''
For sale at
nFIXSBERflKR'.l
T.I v Book and Mnst Store,
Music akd morals. , ; ' "r:iv,:
By Rsv. H. K. Hsrrels, M A.
With Illustrations and Designs.
"The author hits produced a book wbiji is
fllll of Intraat. at,H mav Ka sh. ..u h .
1 a T l rift MM nt rnuvl ..r. II 1. mm rrr..rva.l hi. ...I.
Ject with much width and elcarnessof concep-
nuii. vmmiiiMij pmgrapnicai ssercnea of
Ambrose; Haudef, Gluck, Hsyden, Schubert,
Mnnirt, Beethoven and MendeWhn.
r or saie at
nKINSBEROFR'S
Lire Book and Music Store.
sprll IS 1GS
AGENTS rORKOTHCOUa
SCARaYNTEEB PERFECTLT PERE
AND Or THE DIOHEST ORAJsR,
dc7
RC3IIS.
L 11--
C aj
Wilrniii";toii, 1. V.
FJKE 1X3UILVXCE tOMTAMESJ
CrEFS. of Uvctt-aJ sn l Loa.lon...:.. Capi
tal S JAj.JO.
AS l . Cinctnviaa. A!, l.T:.or
A W a IMS Of 1'inclEoau AasrU, S 'OM
Tall MPHef Cincinnati. Aaueta, iio.Swl
Cu.vriNKSrALof N. Y....-As(A,fc!.5.iJ
NATION ALof Haliord Arta, &lT,ouO
V A. HUME of RicLaKioi Aw t. t
MAIlIXZINSL'RAiClL
MERCANTILE MLTCAL eaf Xrw York.
EH1 Walter, Prew.tenL
lrfl lai-tf
M
EBCHASTS AD MEIHAMCS
LXSCRASfE COXPAM,
OF RICHMOND, TISGfNIA.
tapttal. iv0
A. Y. Svoaae, FrenWI. I. B. Xooas, Secfy.
JOILS WILDER ATEIIML
Saauaatal A 'ro t
No. 4 North Water 8t, WUmlnga, a. C.
apru m . ISV-ll
lJILMIX0TOJf, CHARLOTTE AND
RCTHERORD RAILROAD CO.
Cirica Cans Eaaixiiu asoGss'l Scs't.,
WUmiugtoa, N. C , April lk, KC1
A CONTRACTOR to set TvWgra.ihi Pul
along th line of thai Railroad.
A aartv of ten bauds ean Snd emnlovmant
ta wtung polee atd trimmiug out U l)itf
ayi'i'tauou iv uiivic immcuiiv.
8.L. FHFM9XT.
Knginecr and Suiwriutcudcut
april I I Hi!)-'Jt
0
ALL AND SKE THEM.
AIL STYLES OF
SPRING HATS
Jl'ST RECLIVED
ST TBS
HAT STOBIi
Below the Hotels
aptU 13
us-
2CE OUB CHEAP LACED UAITKK8 t
JEE OCR CHEAP CONGRESS GAITERS!
jEE OCR CHKAPBUTTOXED GAITERS
. New Stock just opened.
DUDI.KY ELLIS,
. Ilgawt th Big Boot.
april 13 1W
1ME ! LIME ! I
I
wentv-rlv hi
Twenty-ttv huudred aud twenty-four bMs.
of tho celebrated
v ROCKLAND LIME,
Just received and now landing at our wharf..
Parties desiring Lime, should apply immediate-
ly ui utu.u, sAitstsauu.
april 13 KS-tf
OADDLERT-
Th largest, cheapest and best Slock of
Baddies, Harneaa, Trunks,
Traveling Bars and
Saiidlery Goods,
Generally, to b found tn the Ktate, for sale at
J. 8. TOPHAM oi CO S, '
,i No. S South Froat street
. .. . Wltaslngtoa, N. '
Tit J8
"000CH" COTTONHTIK
U th strongest and saost (aally adjnsted TI)
tn th market
Ta bands ar of th BEST Eaglish muka
and th Bnckl mad of FIRST quality of
wrought Iron. Put up tn bundles of thirty
bands, each band having a buckl accural y at
tached, thus avoiding all rkk Of losing Uiebutkl
and saving planters th treubl of attaching
them. '
W hav a Rill stock of the above Tic la (tort,
Which w will sell at the lowest market rates.
WILLIAMS & MTJUCHISON,
Agent.
Bug IS tfS-tf
The Only way of SaTing
Money Is Buy Yonr
Goods of
S. Hansteiii & Co.,
15 MARKET STREET,
Where you will find a fin and rull assorted
Stock of FANCY and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS,
M READY-MADE CLOTBINO,
kfii Boots,
U1 HllOCN,
Hats, jJ v: Caps,
TRUNKS, VALISES,
CARPET BAGS, &c.
At the LOWEST PRICES.
V Give as a call and examine our Stock
before pnrcbastnK elsewhere, as 4 HOKE Y
SATED iH MONEY HADE,
a . Kespeetfully yours,
. 8. HANSTRIN & Cf.
march 26 lfl-aalmch
flOM, FLOUR, &c., kc.
13.000 Bushels White Coi n,
; $,000 " : Mixed Corn, ' -
1,000 Rbla. Flour-all grades,
150 Bags Coft Rio, Lagiiayra and
Java,
100 Bbts. Refined Sugars, '.
15 Buds. Demarara Sugar, ,
SO Hhds. Cuba Molasses new crop,
' . . 25 Hlitfs. Sugar House Syrup, ,
; 150 Bbls. Sugar House Syrup,
AO Illids. Smoked Sides ami Shoul
ders, i
!5 Boxes S. U. Middles,
50 Boxes n. S. Sides,; , : ' '" -
J00 Bbls. C. M. Tork,
1.V0 Bbls. Distiller's (Jluc,. ,Sf
!0 Tons Hoop Iron, , ; . , .. u
I 1,000 Sck4 LWcrpo()lalt, f'
1(K) Tons rcmvlan (lualio,
50 " Guanape,
200 Boxes Candles, '
5 a Candy, .
100 " Soap, '
60 fbtasl aud LtO
50 Bbls. Lemon and fnignr Crackers
For sale Jow by
WILLIAMS & MUROHISON.
april 1 taj-
W.'I If ji. j , Kt I a S, J-sLl'
1"4 .iitaiani. At il o'c'.ux'k. o i 1-1 vt hutat-
aa.1 li ni i o.. J,,. nrrtvvt Ir- u V it ug-.n j
and li arv land, Sa' p-.w.t.ve.
aicit li l!;ta
TTILlirSGION OPEBA HOUSE
rietum! Itetut-n! It. turn!
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY :
OLD ELX11CLE THEATRE
wili. cvaassva
A ONE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENT
IT TUB
OPERA HOUSE.
03 M05DAY EVEAIti, APRIL IJth)
When the beautiful Act Drama ent tl -d
HONEY MOOR
Willb proluced lor the flrst time la thi rity.
with enrlre strenglU of the Company.
ABMIi ;
Dres Circle sal rarejuette.... TI eetU.
Parquette Circle. .so "
FamdyClrele u
Gallery , ja
Reserved seats secored at Qt'il.rhergrr'a Uu.bC
Store without txtra charge, hale c uimi. urln;
baturrtav moraiag, at o )nV.
aprtl ti ' ift-,".trh
THE LARGEST t ,
ASSORTMENT cf MUlinery aiiajlu--llnerf
(loods In the eitr, M
A. D.'BUOWN-S.
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oooo Tbe Largest Assortment , mjo
OOOO of Ribbons and Flowers xoo
oooo iu the City at . - cmkk
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THE HANDSOMEST assortment t-f
l'arasols in tire city at
A. I). BROWN'S.
T
HE HANDSOMEST assoitiiicnt ol
hlte Roods iu the city at
A. 1). BROWN'S.
TUB LARGEST assortment of Corsets'
lis the city at
A.D. BROWN'S.
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oooo Kid (vlovea in the city okk
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rpIIE LARGEST assortment of Jadies
X Undergannents and Hoop Skirts in
theclty at
A. D. BROWN'S.
THE LARGEST abutment of Lailii s
Hair Fixtures In the city at
. .. A. D. BROWN'S.
TnE LARGEST tesoitnient ftf Wiite
Trlinmiii'gs, Tlesicry and Notions in
the city at .-'" ' - " ' " '
, A, I). miOWN'S, 1 1
Kxchange Corner. (
one vmck : n:n us vasu i
Sprll 7 ' l(i-iin
p
LANTL( POTATOES.
FINK DTE,
EARLY GOODItlCH.
PEACH RLOWH '
EARLY HOSK. if "t ,' ,
.tACRSON WI1ITF.,
f i
IH lot to Mi'U .
For sale hv
ADRIAN A TOLLKRia
JSBl
E
OE HERRING!
: ' tf- '
li!
A few half Uitrrils f Extra Fsmlly R. e Her-
" -' . , X , . s- -
ting dully apectd, and . , -,
For Ml hy
UeROSRET&CO.
spril IJ
D
III. SALTED SHOULDERS,
SUGAR HOVKK 8YUUF, !
r4isiDrEAClJF.'s i f " f
i li A i ik 1 : 1 1 ' f. v
. CAKXED TOMATOES,
. $(! . i t . .' '.- 1
il . r RTARClf, TOBAC'C",
" . -.."if. "' . It:',
For sale bf
: , i t
DeROSSET & CO.
. lBi-jt , '
spril l'i
ROB
THIRST CLASS, FRENCH STYLES OF
IvIITIIIVEIiY,
' " r.
Mrs. E. M. STE00K'S.'"M' i
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY, - , . . , . f
LADIES' tURNISHlKQ GOODS, ,
FAKCT TIIS.lJtCE COLLARS, and HAND-,
, '-'- KERCIIIEFS,
Full Betts of Real Hair Curls, and.Rrahls, Jew
elry, Jet and Gold, at low but popular .
' PRICES, ' ''
Three doors from Market street,
and Kshnweller's old stand, on
S.W. corner Frout St.'
april U . ' . NH- 4lcli '
1 TA
i i i
lift