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VOL. XSIV.-2I0. 43.
WIIim?OT0H, H. C. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY . 19. 1875.
WHOLE HO. 0.C37.
tk tl.ftln lournnu
'WILMINGTON', N. a:
FRIDAY. FZB. 1&. 1S75.
BY TELEGRAPH .
ilEADQUAUTEltS.
THE HOUSE EXPENDS ITS EN
ERGIES ON THE TARIFF
BILL.
THE FORCE1 BILL ORDERED
PRINTED.
AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE
SENATE SPOKEN OF.
SENATORS RANSOM AND MER
RIMON ON THE LOUISIANA
QUESTION.
NO ACTION ON MORTON'S
PINCUBACK RESOLUTION.
Washinotok, Feb. 18 Noon. Sen
atb i-enatir M?tr morf Nrtl Car
olina, clie.( a' six hour speech at 9
o'clock tais morning.
Edtrardsat 9 IW o'o!ock tin's mnrn
incr nffVrml tli ffl!owini7 amendment:
"Strike out the resolution seating
Piuohback aul iosr' that t ho Com
mittee on Pritilegos and Emotions b
and it is hereby instructed to. report
forthwith a bill deolariug that no con
stitutional governmout ciihU iu Lou
isiuua and providing for tiie eli -etiou
of Goveinor.Lieuteuaut-Ooveriior ami
. member of the General Aswnibly
for Louisiana and all other Srstfl otH
oere which are by the constitution of
that State elected by the peoplo of
that State."
Senator Ransom, of rsorth Carolin i,
. then took the lT or and spoke a, some
' length on his desire to restore pence
between the North and the Soul h
night without action on the telegraph
bill. ,. ..:
' Wi'SHrffOTON, Feb 18 Night.
- Senam Ttiuraan said the question
before the.Sennte wa? not a question
f'Vit, (rrocia Knk m nil .utitin ff.r tllA
Senate alone. If there is to be an ex
' tra session this resolution oould be
; considered then, and it seooied to be
. admitted on alt hands that an extra
session of the Senate would be cou
tened on the 4th of March. He be
, , lieved it was the first duty of the Sen
ate to provide nusns to cany on' the
,;, government, and would tuerelore vote
for taking up the appropriation bill.
Morrill, of Maine, said he was dis-
Eosed to" regiird this .resolution eutirr
j m an order of business, 'and with a
lew to getting the Indian Appropria
tion before the Senate, he moved to
: ' Jay the resolution on the table. Upou
' 1 t'-iis qts stion the jess and uajs were
oidered and the resolution was tabled,
' yeas aa, nay za.
Ferry, if Connecticut, who would
have vottd iu the sffirniaiivo, tvns
p dred With Boutwell, who would have
. voted in toe negative.
' " West moved tliattheFenateailiohrii.
1 1 which was rejected, yeas 6. nays 52
Wiudom, "of Minnesota, inovod. that
the Senate prooeed to tne cousiaera
tiou of the Indian Appropriation bill.
rne ljiaian appropriation um
., taken np and the Senate adjourned
'. "" Housa The House spent three
hours on the tariff bill. All amend-
' merits offered by the j opponents of
- the measure were voted down, bV
an amendment was adopted on motion
of Dawes, increasing the tis ou
' domeetio cigars from five dollars to
. six dollars a tbou-sand aud on ciga
'.rettea from. $3 50 to S3 75. Having
got through the first two sections of
the bill, tue wiiii-Key.nna me tooseno
sections, the Committee rose aiul the
House took up as a speoial order the
v" bill reportel by Btanard, of Missouri,
from ;the Commit ee on Commerce,
for the improvement of the month of
the Mississippi river on the Eadx'
- Jjtty system. Xne House passeu ine
Wi.ljf hill vil.linnf. iliviuinn
The House then resumed the tariff
. 1ill. The third seotion abolishiug t he
. tv on matches was struok out. Tlie
f jurth section, increasing the duties
. v on molasses and sngara 25 per ee t,
was amended bv iDolading Melada.
The Committee then rose, aud, Co
barn, of Iudiaua, reported the canoiis
3 force bill, which was ordered to be
; printed aud recommitted.
The Committee on the Pacific Rnil
road will vote on the Texas Pacific
on Friday. They, are about evenly
. divided. ' ,'
It is stabd that the majority of the
Senate Judiciary Committee cousider
: nli t ...'R. Mail 9nUuilw aa a Annfrdnt.
which Congrexs cnnot abrogate.
t f baltdiouk;
" THE RAILROAD WAR.
Nkw Tobk, Feb. 18 Nodn-Col.
-Boott is determined to stand firm.
New tickets were issued to-day at
' 'Charles Street Dt pot, two and , a half
,- miles di tant.fiom the President De
pot in Baltimore, compelling the Bd
' timore ft Ohio Road to use carriages
for that distance to transfer passen
gera. t -
ELECTHIOSMS.
- -The gas works at Des Moines, Iowa,
I' exploded yesterday aud were destroyed
. One missing.
r . Both branches of the Alabama Leg
liaktnre yesterday pftssed.ulmost nnau
imonslj.itrong'reiolutioiiB instrmtng
Senators and wqnesting Repreneiitu
tiVea to snpport the Texas I'aeifio, and
Atlantic & Pacific railed billa,
,r"" (iEOlUU A.
THE RACES AT ATQUSTA.
AuorsTA. Feb. 18 Night The third
rM of three fnile da h for all sgs,
for a purse of 8300, was won by C:.owo
Prince; time p:43i. The second rae
t)f mile heats, best two in three for
11 ages, purse $300, was won by Mat
tie Ould; time 1:54, 1:8 and 1:51) J.
kaleigii.
ACTION OH -THE-USURY-GILL
POSTPOKED
UNTIL TC-DAY. 1
MR IE GRA9 IHTRCDUCES A
SUPPLEMENT TO THE BILL
YYKiCH IT IS THOUGHT
WILL PASS.
IT COVERS THE GROUND OF
THE MEBANE AMEND-
ME.ST.
DISCI SMO' THE V. I. K 1 M
1 1 V I L. li Ki II I'Si MI .NO-
I.I IIOM.
SI ECUL TO JOUli-VAK
, Ralkioh, Feb. 18.
Aetion on the Usury bill on i'S
third reiulit'g iu the House Las ben
pO!ttxni-d nutil to-morrow.
Iu the Suate to-dsy Mr. L"Gt.'ii.d
introduced n bill nipple flieutary to
the Uuiry bill and rmbod.ving. the
Mcbanu auif uJ.m iit, that the hill do
not so into eift'ct until the first day oi
January, 187G. It is tin nglit it will
pass both Houses. II
The House occupied three hours
to.-dny iu diKMihsi. 3 Mr. Gleuu' Civil
R:shts resolutions. Messrs. Candler,
Normeut aud Trivett averred their
oppo.-itiou to tlio Civil Rights Hill,
but were opposed to thu resolutions,
0 aiming that the Legislature hml 10
right to say a nwu should leave anv
pwty. . Mr. Glum excoriated thein,
syiugtliut the ltepubliuau party hud
adopt d this inesMire as tfieir potl'i'T
auil every member of that party nitii-t
endorse it or they fhonld come o it
at oiiee from the party. The limine
will continue the dimsussiun of the
subject to-night. .- K.
THE MURILLO ARRR'ED IN
bPAlN.
Berlis, Feb. 18 NoonEmpe'r
William is iud sposcd. Von Moilku'a
sicku! ss is tntliiig.
Madhio, l'Vb. 18 Noon Mnrillo's
St. Authouy ol Padua, stolen from the
Cathedral iu 8evtl6 sud recovered iu
New York, has arrived at Cadiz.
Tlin-e iron elads and twenty five
hundred troops will be sent to Cuba
at an early day. ' '
llmtorinir hnrrrtt iTIuner
The prooesa of the restoration of
eorieucyund other valuublcs consti
tutes one of the niot iatereting fo i
ttires of the BerviV in tho treasury do
p;i tmout at Wa-hiugton. A c rres
P'jiideiit doearibe. the work as it is
ourried on iu ore of the sunny rooms
of he treasury building, where four
ladies are kept constantly , employed.
It will bo remembered that an express
oar was r eomly burued near Wash
ington, v'l'he government had 85,75i),
OtM) in it, and he private property,
consisting of diamouds ' watches, &t ,
awmuteit to hulf.as nineh more. The
jewels and watches only were returned
t.i the trxp-ms ocmpsiiy, TLe toonej
iu the governmentaafes was so charred
that at a breath it criiuibh-d, and yet
fonr-fifihs t;f it will be deciphered.
Ench Jitilo shrivelled p:ece is iletnctud
with a thin knife ftpd laid on blotting
pspi r. There the ladies examine it
with ninguifyiiig glasses, and after de
ciphering as tnueh ns possible they
piiste it on a strip of thin puper; and
so, bit by bit, a whole note is pieced
out. After her great tire, Chicago
s nt two hundred cases of money, all
in cinders, spgregatiog, at owners'
valuation, 8154 3'J7 98, and out of tliBt
rfnm $120,511 83 was redeemed and
returned to the owners. Boston profit
ed by Chicago's experience, and psck
e 1 her burnt money so carefully that ( f
the'eigbty-three oasen, coniaiued
812 91), ?88,290 tO were returned tu
her, lifsides other valuable papers.
The most skillful of tbee ladies once
deciphered .$185,000 out of 8200,000
that had been iu thu hold of a burned
ship for three yenrs.anl theAd ims Ei
pre company, which was responsible
for the anioiut, gave her five hundred
dollars. Another time she and her
asKOciates worked faithfully and long
over some bonds a crazy cishier threw
into the fire. The bank anked only
for $100,000, but the ladies picked oat
$145,000, whereupon . the directors,
with reckless t xtrHvagsn(y,' presented
them with four dollars apiece I
Tlie Ueeuber Trial. '
Mr. Beecher's sons are working very
hard in ins behalf, aud every day
are with some of the yonDger
counsel seeking out testimony aud
perfecting plans outside tf the court
rjom. Henry Beecher, Jr.; is a smart
yuing insurance agent in Court 8' ret t,
BriHiklyn, and during thia trial he in
trusts bis business to bis brother Her
b rt, aud joins with his "brother W .
li min helping the lawyers. Mr J, I
Hdl. Ucnersl Irnpy, and a Mr. p.
Kjady are busy all of every day, out
side of the court , with diHere-
brai 0'ies of the cane,, and it is asert 4
by one who is in Mr. Beeohcr's em
p oy that six lawyers whose names
n vtx iklIi Kuan m a A a rni bwa ai
I work for him making thirtetn in all,
i i m j . . i .
U tnerai xracy isoommu tiug ins open
ing spesoh to memory, and is waiting
patiently to bo calhd into the court
r 'oin to'deliver it. The defense hve
a long list of witnes s, and the work
ing lawyers dntnulo the court room
are learning sptcifically what each one
can tetify to They pass the result
'of their - work into. Mr. -Httfsrmsn's
' hnnd; who has the clerks tra'ned to
arrange !he matters to a l.icty.wnd thfl
results will betbst the facts for the
defense will ha woven strongly to
gathtr, and made to good advantage.
STATENEWS.
The Pui'lin Record savs: Tl:s dwel
ling of MrASarah Hodges, of Faisou'a
toanship, was oonsumed by fire on
theniKhtof the 10th inat, with all
the out houses. It was. occupied by a
Mr. lisrneU, a tenant, baid to be in
sured partially.
The Kinston Uszette savs :
Mr. Job Siaith. of Pink nili'towu
ship, killed two pig last wet-k which
e e one year 8 months old, and
weighed ttisJ pounds one 540 pounds,
the other SCO. They were half native
and half Chester.
ine wasningtoa Eono . says :
Va t riday last, Dr. John McDonald.
as,i,ted by Dru. Tay lor and Blonnt, re
moved the from breast of aoolored wo
man in this place canoerous tumor.
from which she had been suffering for
iX yesrs, weighing over ten pouuds.
T ie patient stood the operation well
a id is rapidly improving. '
T ie Fa'eigh News savs We lesrn
thr a little daughter of Mr. Wiley W.
Clifton, living near Rolesville, in this
eounty, was burned to death on Mon
day lact. She, with other children,
were playing around au open flreplaee
when her clothing took fire, and
though her father was near by, and
made every tffort to tear her clothing
from her person, she was so badly
burned that she died in a few boors
thereafter from the injuries sustained.
Drs. Fleming and Young were called
in, but could do nothing for the little
sufferer. She was buried on yester
day. The Washington Echo says: Aaron
Bonner, a colored msn, was con
demned at the last term of the Su
perior Couit to be hanged on Friday,
the 6th day of February, for a rape
upon the person of Martha Kippx. a
white woman.- He was senteuoed by
Judge Hilliard, but before the day of
execution arrixed, the Supreme Court
decided, that Billiard was not Judge,
nnd that Moore was. Thereupon tlie
Q 'Mv'eTnol"'OnTSpctlm''f Hilliard.
sen4, to the Sheriff of our county a re
spite for thirty days. The gallows wa
iu readiness in rear of the jail, aud
the rope adjusted, and Aaron did not
know that lie was not to be hung un
til the Sheriff went in to take him out
to execution.
The Washington Echo says: There
is a custom, which baa long been prac
ticed in some sections of onr county,
of aeredadiuga newly married couple
with tip pans, horns, squeduuoks and
horse-fiddles, interspersed at various
intervals with the discharge of guns,
p p crackers, &o. . A person who has
not. been fortuualeenoah to enjoy one
of these musical entertainments, can
form no idea of the harmony and mel
ody of the tbnsio. Mr. Redding
Crutch, a member of one of these ser
enading parties, while engaged iu dis
coursing the sweetest music the above
mentioned instruments would afford,
received six buck-shot in d ffdrent
parts of his body, aud had to be
brought to town yesterday to have
them exti acted. Dr. McDonald re
moved the balls and at 1 st accounts
r,the patient was in excellent condition.
The Oxford Leader ssys.- The rcsi-
diuoe of the Rev. Win. Hester, about
2J miles from Oxford, near Salem
Church, was discovered to be on fire
last Thursday nighf. Mr. Hester had
some two years ago added on a piece
t the o'd building aud at considera
ble expense had made such repairs as
to make it an almost new building.
The fire, it is thought.originated from
a stove in the old part of the house.
When discovered, that portion of the
building waa filled with smoke. , The
building and contents were soon re
duced to" ashes and with the exception
of some furniture, which was to the
lower story, nothing was saved. It is
estimaU d that the loss is between
$2,500 aud $3,000, on whioh there was
no insurance. A negro woman named
Peggy Robinson has been brought to
(own charged with setting the pluce
ou fire.
MARRIED.
On the lS:h ln . hi St. Paul's Ev&nge!lol
Luthcr-in t hnrch of Ihln rlti, bT Ib E. U.
It. Hrrnhelm, Mr. JOHN L OUDl.KV atd
Mrs OAR- LINAlv H AR Aim at thu tam
timn ut rt nine, nnd hr thi sums, Mr. J(H PH
.1. H() l)hN Slid Mi M AHY O. STRATJHS,
both dmigtiters of Mr. J. W. BtrauM, of this
Bl'y
SPECIAL.
Tkavellirs mould wer Elmwaod collars,
Tlioy r eauliy omtI- d, wsr well, looknlceiy,
and do not require washing. . ,.
Harmless aa Snannar Daw,
Trt In the blgbeat drgrM ntHBffctn' ssd
prcrerTitlte, 8OZOD0W T krr tbt teeth al
whj'i beslthy sad pottee, and tbt faml ruddy
Mid lr from esnksr. - .--
QrmtLaim and discomfort Hi ranMd by the
n of iur iratire. whii h grltw and rack the M.
tern, fartimt' ruraative Pilli are free trom all
impnw) in 'ti r aoqars mild ana heel tb-glrlng
pi (Uelr operation. '.,
At this Mwn of tear tbeoranps and paint In
th ptonisrh and bowels, Ujftery, narrii(n,
Vo , 11 r quite onmmon.and h"U d he chaokid
at onro Johnmn't Anndynt Linimtnt It the b"'
artirlethtt rnu be nes.i ip ai1 iiiuU oasts, aid
tUoulJ be kept inerery family, Xlsed iniei
ualiy. ronaonipilvca, Take Ntle
Every moment of daisy make yonr ear
more botieltN, ard mnfb depends on the Jo.
mr.loui choirs of a reaaedy. The amoantof
testimony In lam of Dr. Hcbenck's ruimonle
Sirup, as a cure for conaomptlon, farsseeedi
all that on be brought to iuppoit tbt preten.
sien.of any other medicine. at l?r Sehatick's
'AlmaDc,conislnlng the cerUHiateinf many
t erfous ot the blgbeat feapeotabtlliy, who hat
been rentored te health, after butng pronoan.
red Incurable by ii)Mlani of acknowledged
ability. Hcbrnck'i PnlmoHorup alon ha
curtd manv, m these eldenee wil show; bat
the cure Is iftin rroino ed by the employment
of two other rmt(lti which Dr Behenek iro
vld a for the purpoaa. Tkcst additional rem
dinars fcheneH'i Wsid ronlc and Man.
lira Pills. Hy the 'Iniety ox of these Bae ii
oima. ai'ouidlng to directions, Jr. Srheuek
ertiBt that nD.t any taw of Cen.uwptloo
way l a a ret 1 j, ; ) '
I'.f, set jof k !,, pro'eraloaatly at bh) prlnel.
pl cffloe, e ni" Blxih and Arab ttrmts,
Palladtlpbla, trery Mond y, where all . Mars
fur adylaa mM b ad4rma.
SEW AEVERTISXKIXTS.
mm
TAILORS
785 BROADWAY,
i
(Opposite A. T. Stewart & Co.,)
' . . xv '.;.
nave on exhibition at the Pnreell nouse, a complete assortment of sam
ples of their New Spring Stock, oensisticg of the latest novelties la
ENGLISH AND FRENCH COATINGS.
t
, Cassimeres and Cloths, in all shades.
Notice.
fJIHK JOINT ACCOUNT ARRANOEMFM
h-rstofor iltB bMwMa Mfcrs WlllB.
Hliu k A Co , New Votk, ml Byvir, h-t bi r
itwlinl. nd I refliintt my Irttlicla, H I TM I
in concern, d, Uvcioo their ioouudU Mil
iri tlisblo.
WM. '
fsb 19-41-Jta .
Calanthe Lodge, No. 7
K. of P.
BKKTHRKN I vu a s rtiy r)ii d In
tified ttls U ha'i t OAH I'i
bALL.Tai JjIui UVUMHU, IBS lito
WorklaTlilrdKtnk.
By vrdr O. O.
bEHBT Ot Kvrs, :
K. of a. A B.
fib ts-tfc
'..'VlSG-ISTlIVIfl
t'lksat Wis root of dlara by purtf I. l'
blood.reatorlngti e llr and kSl a wiiraltby
action, Inviguiat the nrr.ou. Ijifca
VEGET1NE
Is net a vll. nanaraa. etimpcund. which lltr
p y purgs the hnwai', but a a't, p'cmiit r m
ady which ta aur 10 I urlfy the blood and
thereby reatots ike heith.
YEOETISE
other dhveere of tie blond, by mat yol ti.il't
pnyaicmne. owing wrp mwKa iu tunj
all d.teaaM Ol Ui 'ut
VEOfcTINE
Do, not dfolTelull.llnti f.I.e bmiee by
pinging end crtatli'g a Sxlllieue pprllte, but
-lv nature In charing and urliylng th
wlio eiyiicm, leading the pttlant gradually to
perlect beaita.
VEGETINE -
Was looked npon i an txp' r I meat for tome
time by tome of our b t ptiyal 'lata, but thoe
-moat lacreduione In regard 10 lit mtrltaia Bow
lUmonardtBtfrienitaandtupportera .
VEQETISE
Instead of being a pafft d np medicine has
wutke.1 It way up to its piei-eut aatonl'blng
ninoi-i. by aotual rot-lit In urlng all d't eare
ot the blotd, at whatever nature.
VEGETINE
Bayta Boa'oa pbyaician, "las no equal as a
blood pur tier, r rating of Us many wonder
ful enrre. alter all other lenvdiee had failed, 1
vtrtt.d tbe laboratory and cnnvlnrid myelt ol
IU genuine merit, it it pttparta iromorr-a,
rooUai d herb., each of ahuh la highly ffT"o
tlre and they art romprundrd In tut b a niao
aar s 10 ptbduoe aatoniahliig reaulU."
VEGETINE
II ackaewledg d and reremmendrd ph; ll
aiana aud anihecrlii to ha th bnatpuilhrr
and eleanter i f Hi blood yet Ulecuvtsreil, ami
thonaanda aik In Its prauaj who hay been
leetorea to aeaen.
PEOOP. .
WHAT IS NEEDED.
' BotToa, Feb. 11. 1171.
Ma. H. R. Btbtsws : ,
DSar Sit About one year alnoe I lourd my
self Iu a iff Me onndltlofrorugitneraldehllilv
VKtiKTlKK waattrondv reciimmendeil tome
by a irlrnd whehad beeu much beneflud by Its
net. 1 proemtea ine arucieanu atier naing evv
eral bottlee, waareaUtred to bt al b and d lacoa
tinned it u. I reel qalta oonthUut thtthor
la no med cine .up-riorw 11 lor loon com
plaint fur which It Iseapeolally prepared, and
would cheerfully recommend It hi thoae who
fel that they need something to roitor thru
to perfect health. Kttpectlully youra,
V. li. PBTTlfcOJLL.
Plrm of 8. M, Petting!!! A Oo , 10 State Mreat,
Beaton.
. Cisoisaist,oT. M. 1M1
Ma H B. Btitsssi
Dear Slr-Tbe two bolt lee of VKOKTINR
furnlhi-d me by your agent, my till baa ua.d
w th great benrllt.
For a long tlmaehe baa bean tronbhd with
Itili eta at d co.-tiyenrsa; Uini troublea art
now entirely removed by th u of VKOK-
T1NK.
. 8b waa also troubled with Pyij epela and
Oeneral Leblllty: at,d baa been grr'l bet
fltcd. 1HOH .ettSIOBf!,
, Wa nut bueet.
FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.
1
V trni, Mass., Jonttrt, 1871
Kr.B. R. Stsvssi : -
Dear Sir Through tb advice and sarneat
raaaelnn of Key. K H. Htat. of tbli place, J
have been fkktng V KOKTIN It for Uyipeplia,
uf whl.'h I baveauS'ered for year
I have need only two bolt a and already feel
atytelf a new man. Beayectfuily,
Da i. W. (JAttTHR.
Report from a Practical C hernia t
and Apotnecary.
Bostoi , Jan. 1, ir
Pear BlrThlt I to certify bat I bav o'd
atreUII 164 U Ooaen (ISM b -ltl-a) of youi
VKHaTINiCtliir sirili-i, ITS ident n
sav that it h glv th l-t ia'l-la Hon nt any
r im iy for th ompla nator w .l it l re
e umCn'ld, that I vrr eoid Mraroeli adiy
fiieavi without tome ot my rnetoaieii ttlf
ng t't it an er ll on t1 emaalvetoe their f loi da
1 am 1 rfeetiy eognlsant f eevwril e a of
sor-'fu ou Tern r. bring curatf by VKOk
1'lNlt a -'Slnihla vied' ty -v .
Very reepentfnliy years
M H.MA,4Broidwav.
ToH. B.STSTasa, aq. (w
VEGETINE l-ffsBY AU DRUQa
DDIUTIIIP "T,'T aiaiUTPU at
rnlH I mil th thftrwt nntlot aad aa
th BVJtt raaauoabi t ma at Um
, 49VHAU Off lOa.
(h co,
CRCC SAwflB ts Agnit !.!
rntC rtmklaallan New.U.kaalt.
I'h ,hraaiua. Send atamp, P, P. ULt'ca, hew
Bedford Maae. tw
SOMETHING FOR TOO,
l. hUKoi.lft aikd II B
Send stamp and
It. Adilreea.
atrtet, nw
w
fork.
UnWrV e.alymadebv aenml Ka a IM-
luUitLI roHTe Hs pkt Z or g- ttlu np
ins In lowna and eoun'ry frr (he o drat Tr
1 ompany In America. O'rateet Indaotmet ta.
ft'd tw nr war. 'ANTON TB W lis
Chamber, .trait, M. Y. w
Ofanyandanryklnd Send atamp
wirataiwaru, a I a e a ima, maT
A Man of Thousand.
A ('eMtinBliv) Curvet -When d-ath
w hi'd'iv r.rrt.il from t'onau mi nl Ian.
all remedial hailngtat ed aad lle.11 Jaataaw-e
xtrimnting ae acc'iiatiteiK naiieapiapr
..tlnn ot H UIAN Ht MP which rured h t '
B IK, and now glvaw till- recite trreon rarelm
of t ataaipa to ay eint a. HPMP a
ta nigniaw at-, a naraat tnestitmarn at a
w II htrat a firah'-vid Inttbi nra Addnar
ran.to k A On., I I'll Kara at., t hllsdtli hia
amlng tbla iaier ; 4
a A tu n
And a t'omt
o 11 t r 1
oeni rree wo wani a tu'iaaie perann
BH -L - ...it.tl. . .'
- j igiiuvrLM 1, tai .aaa urui to anil wfs
liyvg odal r anr eal'hllab-d O i. IJ Saul
of etai.la and lanil y go. da or all klndt n eon
atant ata and w ar, 1 he o'de.t ', " t) honi
la America. Sa e nvtr ba f a n III ou In U'i
I Aaas aaa Par to lb- r'tht peraon ant
rhano f r all, nal ir female, at vourhom- '
or trave log. Nan k. If oo gntow ok wn
II and jou fraeand pnf paid a lltKof earn
n rt and a romp at outfit Art'irnt at om-e
andarrnravoa t-ril ory H J HAI.i,A 0,
, M. Huwad Taaar, Baillmtirt, Md. 4
CLOTHllJG
TJVADT-MAOE OU MADX TO OBUKB.
We guaraatet tkt fit and quality at
25 TER CENT. LE88 THAN NEW
YORK HATES.
SHIRTS CUT LENGTHWISE
th cloth, freth'y male, now Id Store, -
MUNSON & GO'S,
CITY CLOTHIERS,
feb 19 0 .lf
ASSIGNEE SALE I
O. KAHNWEILER, Auct'r.
fJIBE CKDKR810E1), ASSIOKEE OP
tht relate f .!. B. Wllllame, will sail at public
aootion(ln quanittlea to) tuit) th large aud
unuau,, alfjva Ul
Iry Good, Scc,
- v , Hvai utaii vv 5W I'l mrjiwji
KT.nnA VonOUhn, PrlnofH(tT"et. ThflAl3
wnl , comnKii.ee t 10jf A. M , Mond-ty, rb
ruarr 31, IMfl, and ctn(lnue from slay to Ut.
until f h atni'l sfm.l,.aJi.. i. .1 I .... f '
mt th Rrlsb waaa.a aMa. taTP. -
"v we auci vuauuigg gp vitayU VUl,
A vuperiur t . -
IRON BATE,
DESK,
CHAIBS,
STOOLS, tta, for sale.
Alao, thab0T.8TOBK for Beat until Oc
tober lit, 1816. y ' , -
SILAS N. MARTIN, .
nklHMt AMign. -
Notice.
HAVING OIPmCD OP OUR SAOO It
naraewaud Trank bnMnee, etoek, Uomt
Will and Book aocounu, In Wilmington, N.
I . to Mware. Carpnter A Mallard, we hereby
tender our thanks t i a generous pnbllo for
their liberal patronage the laat bin jrrare, and
aak a oomlnninee of the tame to ourruo
oeaaors, who have boon aooeptably in ear rm
nlov for many veara and ara 4hirnnahi nn.i.ii
In th Madille, Uarnete and Trank Buelueat InJ
all tta branrhea.
. W Bear a. (Urpentee A Mallard wilt tettlt all
olalmiooniiaoUd a-alnet u In Wilnlngion, N.
C , and collect debu do and receipt for
tb, earn.
J. 8. TOPHAM ACO.
Aa Carp)Htre
J H.nstllaVret.
Saddles, Harness, &c.
HAVIO norOBT THE ABOVH ME
i n d 0 ode, offer a lull itook of
SADDLES,
HARNESS.
v TRUNKS,
COLLARS, ,
BRIDLES,
And Alt Kindt of
SADDLERY GOODS, ,
f very'Low prices
rrrh O' roprneai't trying buyare. W,
r,ioil1i' eo'lr't rt-nuar.
DAsrePITaaMa.nALI.ARD. i
i.eb 5 , 41 tina.
WEDDING CARDS
ihewuwt latbkeaaal, ftvle at t
UOTTKM CP
and prlDUd la
vie at th.
VAbowoa
HW ADVISTISIilliTS.
BEOWN &
OFFER'
.Special Inducements
IN
HAHBURO EDGINGS AND INSBTI0ir3
This Week.
All Cottons aro 'Advancing,
In view of this ws havs made vsry hssvy pnrchaaes laWlv, and tit tow
proparad to give our ratrons tb sdvanUfra for s short tims, bnt would ttV
viss all who art is want of suoh to make their pniohaaM AT ONCJL
O 1 earing Out
The balance of all oar Flannels at prices thai CANNOT FAIL to Btat tbt
spprooation of. all
A Job Lot of Kid Clovetv-worthSI
King for OO .Cents Pr Pair
STJtlCTLY CASHONE PRICE NO IAMFIEI CUT. ,
JR0WN & RODDICK, 45 Harket 8tree
FIRE ! FISS ! FIOE I
WATER ! WATER ! WATER t
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS OF
RtfrFRApM & BR.;
OnnsistiDir of DRY GOODS. CI-OI HINO. SHOES. HATS. ClioCXEBT.
CHINA and CLASH WAKE, dsmarcfi
aal't at the Store lately oooiip wl by O.
in ou oe is ncrebj given lust tlie above
li
0XiXX-rlLlj
v PRICES REDUCED THIC DAY,
TWO THOUHAND FIVE HUNDRED TONS SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO
for sale, either for CA8H or on CROP TIME. Liberal terms will be mad
with Merchants and other reliable parties to sell tbis Gnano at onr WaxtbouM
prices.
W.
'cuimlaeluB MtrehsoU, agtnttfor Paolflo Qitsua
Hub-A gents for tho Sale
r. it. inao..
e. w ha it an
janll
Christian Reld'c
LATEST NOVEL, ' 1
Ilenrtt and llandi,
A Story in Sixteen 0iaptcrt,
Bx Chbistum Bjud.
Author of Ma nanghttr of Bohemia." Mor
ton Hauaa," "Valeria aylmer," etc., ,10.
nv uaan. iuex raowivvu vj aipraaa.
For sals at
HEINGBERCER'S
Uv Book aud Mailt Store,
fen IS f at)
New Crop Cuba Molasses.
W r BUDS. Ksw Crop (Job Kola
St
For sal by
EBBOHKIB at OALOIB BKO
feb IS
Hardware
KalU, Pot War,, Cotton Card., OofTta Mllla,
Cnrrjr Uombt, Shot; Oapt, Powder, Knglieh
Fllra, Pocket Outlary, Raaora, Locka, Ulngea,
Screwa, dto , st prktet that will tnlt tb w bole
tale trade, an bt foaad at tb Old Bttabltehed
Hard war I Houa of
.TOHNDAWROW,
. No.ll,dll MaikttSt.
feb 14 tS
Flour I Flour! Flour!
JQ0 BBIJ. BOB WBIT FLOCB,
400 " B,u MmFlw,f
200 " Wblt Eui,1m FUrar- "
For sal by
URUHBBB St OALDIB BBO.
Jan 18 M
saavtav ML s 'JStv vajJi. jl.
I AVID BT BTJTTNO OLOTUKO BOW.
BUSINESS SUITS. .
DRESS "
' WEDDING "
tad to oriltr at ee.t satll Msrrh tit.
T
DAVID A WEIL.
t is
41
. Coal Coal. . !
Ti KU AD WBltB. ABH,..' J"....J '
- AH Bissa.
Dtttrlrad Proajptly,
0, 0. TAirXET A CO.
EODDIOK
00,
t.UU- J.JB1.
bj the late Fire, are rvmoved and for
U. W. Kntifrs, No. 63 Market t tract.
stook tnnst be sold wtuont delay,
FRANK & BRO.,
63 Harket Street
mUM CO.;
1,000,000,
Mij
II. McRAKY & CO., .
Co., andUtalerslaMi, t fernvlan Ouans
North WiTin SfaKir,
' WILBIINIITONt.Me.9a
of Soluble Pacific Guano,
OtaBnndrad.V. a
Marlon, ft. O.
ZI-SaalAw
SWEENY'S HOTEL,
NKW YORK.
Oa th F.uropean plan. To meat tbt dowa
toea reflulrementsoavtwdby eloalng the Attor
Hona. tnlt well-known and popular Hotel t,
thoroughly renovated, relnruUhed, and la
olan aa a near pin. Ladle, accompanied by
their buibandt, r proparly Introdnoad, will
And bom eomfoiu aud quiet Ladle' dlalag
room oa parlor floor, OUT THIS OUT.
feb 14 It-IUwIw
BLANK BOOKO,
ENVELOPES,
PAPERS OF ALL KINDS.
Ptt, Ink, Penholder,, MaeiUgt, Ink Btaada,
Paper Wtlghta, Ptn Backs, Spongs Oapt,
Damperlag Caps, Copying Brathts,
Lttter Booka, BlotUng Paptr, Lv
tar Pree, Ua4 PtnolU, Ilaatl
Btndt, Stttl aad Babbsr,
Ink and Ptnei Eraaara,
. ats At.. Aa.
-.. ALSO . ,
Sheet Mnsta and Magical IsstosjaMia
for tala at
OONOLET A TATES'
Oity Book I Store
Boots and Shoes.
I an rtotWlni dally nw addltU
already larie and well astorted ttok
en1 Shoe, which I am selling at grtaiiA
daoafd prices. An examination solicited Wa
fers puroba.iog elttwhere.
a A. PRICE, '
82 Market Ck
9T P. I. CblklrtVl Sboea a rpMlalty.
fab II m
,.
Bapidly at Cost I
FOtt CASH!
QTJB STOCK OF
BOOTS AITIV SH0Z3
kssUiagnpidly.Moar 'k
PRICES ARE LOWES
than ever befoea.
i hiidt eb. But Baota at 1 SS. weHa I W.
Mtaa-sPrb Laoed B"'a at S I T9 w f SI IS.
lAUave ,ave, Roeis si M wtts ,sss
M ml Ual"" and alt Tim at ! S ! OSSadl .
- ft . wrrlh SO to M tu,
SKt STeryiblug el. In re'pertlna '
Call ooa baler tht Mwrk la brokra.
DVDLIY t ttl,
Btgnof thtBlgB.
rat
oK.