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UmmiGTOIT, 17. C., 7EDITE3DAY. IIARCH 3. 1875.
unoii: no. acn.
I i
in
-i , T7tt.t,tt?:gton. n. c.: ;.
XIAHC3. 8. 1875.
m TuLE-CHAPH.
QUARTERS.
THE FINANCE BILL IN THE
:-. ' ; ' SENATE, x
DILL READ A SEC
OND TIME.
bill passed in the
. house..
TAX
THE - PRESIDENT OP THE
. UNITED STATES AS A -
llUilDIXOi.
dSTlt EIGHTS AT ALEXANDRIA.
' WahhihotoH, March 2 Noon San
atb The amendment to tax tea and
coffee 10 oenta per pound wu lost
yeas 6; nays 60. ,
Mr. Johnson's amendment, eioept
ing ' tobaooo already manufactured
from tha operation of ' the increased
tax, waa adopted by a vote of 28 to 26.
Mr. Jonea then moved to lay the bill
fin the tflhlA. whinh wu named h a
role ol 30 to 29. u 1 , g I
Adjourned at 12:30 A, M.' '
The force bill waa read in the Sen
ate a second time by title, bat objec
tion waa made to ita third reading, and
it wu laid over, no motion being made
to refer it to any oomtmttee. , I
Thi House; -At A: M, passed
the sundry civil appropriation bill,
having been in aesaioa upon it from 7
o'clock P. 11, and then adjourned. r
To-day the Honaa had before it the
tax -bill for the District of Columbia,
and paaaed it, fixing the rate of taxa
tion at 1 per eent on real and on per
sonal PTer?, i4 abolishing the
represe tai n cl th District by , a
de'aUia Ouflgreaavi. ; '
XiAHHiNOTOif, March ,2 Night A
full Oebir t met at noon and adjourn
ed at 1 o'clock, when they went to the
Ccpito in a body and made personal
p"al ta behalf of a tariff.
l'h''t esyi:,ThaPreHident, with
aeveral membera of the Cabinet, in-
uiuu IK IBB 1 1 1UUJW HIIU IWUV
on wJ Avvorney-General Williams,
tt thA fsnitr.l tsuA-9 J And arhila
tueie Lad a conference with the lead
ing 1 prcectaiivea ; and t Senators
r to t'' tax-biil laid on the table
j . The President and mem-
I c. j cf Ue Cabinet present nrgtd the
' ,ir-r ax aUra neceaaity of taking the bill
from the table and passing it, and it
is ttdsrstood that an effort in that di
hWctlci wtmld be made, -
0. H, Pohin has been nominated as
PenpaBttIlaleigh, N. O. ,
Lorenso Thomas, for a long time
Adjutant General, ia dead.
, .Uo The bill regulating the tax
The tax tl II pel eent. - Church prop
erfc, aotuauy used for ohuroh pur
f . I exempt.
f f . LJt Hoar, of Massachusetts, from
,1! i Paleot Committee to inquire
wl.. -iir the privileges of the House
bad beca violated by the arrest of
Whitelaw need, a witness before a
Commits of ,th House at the in
kwuice of Alex. B. Bhephard, submit
ted a report and recommended the
pa" 9 of t bill declaring witnesses
be e' ".cr branch of Congress, or
a t ....9 thereof, not subject to
the survios of any civil process or any
claim or cause of aotion arising prior
to suoh appearance while ooming to
V.Tf ' " on Irhile in auoh attendatc
or. uiui aXter a reasonable time to re
turn. The rules were suspended and
the till passed by a vote of 131 to S3.
The credentials of Maxey, from
Texas, were presented.
EuSffiTS Liogan called up tne Dili to
equalize bounties. It was passed by
the easting vote of Vice-President
Wilson.. It was claimed during the
. discussion that it takes not less than
thirty nor more than one hundred
millions from the Treasury.
The Biver and Harbor bill was re
ported without amendment or recom
mendation. Calendar.
The Senate is in session to-night on
&a tax bill which was taken from the
LOUISIANA,
. THE DEMOCRATS OPPOSE THE
WHEELER COMPROMISE.
THEY RENEW THEIR DETERMI
T . NATION TO PRESS THEIR :
'" CLAIMS BEFORE CON-
OBESS AND THE
AiV, COUNTRY.
d :i " ' . .,
Naw Oblxins, March 2 Noon
The Committee of Seventy have
adopted resolutions that in their opin
ion, the members of the legislative
caucus who voted to accept Wheeler's
proposition, do not, reflect the views
and wishes of the Democratio-Gon
aervative people of the State. That
the Committee deem Wheeler's com
promise unwise, impolitio, and ut
terly subversive of the rights and
principle t for whioh they have
been contending. That they adjure
those members of the United States
Senate who are friendly to the cause
of Louisiana to oppose, by all means
in their power, the passage of the
lo,
oint resolution recognizing the Eel-
nr - povernraent. That thev an-
nouuuo, 0 j behalf of the Democratio-
Conserv " 'ra, .teopla of , Louisiana,
their unalterable resolution to contin
ue tt ejOiia the Kellogg government,
and to prosecute Louisiana's cause
brfore Coc jrees and the people of the
Uci'sd Ctates, regardless of the aotion
of the members of the Conservative
canons who voted to accept Wheeler's
eomiToroiee, , ,
Kkw Obleans, March 2 Night
r 't ConRorvative Hnnatnrs have
t ' 1 t:w'r st ttefc-'tate Hovao,
MAINE.
MUTTERIN03 OP THE GATHER-
" ISO STORM.
WHAT MAINE THINXS OF THE
CIVIL RIGHTS AND FORCE
BILLS, . ..t
DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPHS AT
PORTLAND AND KESNEBUNK,
PoRTLiND, March 2 Noon. The
Democrats yesterday elected their
Mayor by a majority of 436, against a
T 1 . 1 . r r ,n
xwuoiican majonij iasi jvta 01 ovt.
K nnebunk has gone Democratic by
a large majority for the first time in
eighteen years.
Anocsr a, March 2 Noon Lewis E.
Norton, the assistant Postmaster at
Pittsfleld, has been arrested for rob
bing the mail He oonfeesed.
EUKOPE.
AN EFFORT TO MODIFY THE
, FORCE BILL IN IRELAND.
BUFFET RE-ELECTED PRESI-
DENT OF THE FRENCH
, ASSEMBLY.
in "1 '
JOHN MITCHELL'S HEALTH
FAILING. v
ANOTHER TERRIBLE RAILROAD
I ! ; ACCIDENT.
London, March 2 Noon In the
House of Commons Sir M. H. Beach,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, introduc
ed a bill leasening the - penalties for
the unlawful, possession of .arms in
Irelaud, and repealing the btw author-
izmg tne closing of public houses;
the arrest of persons found out of
doors at sight in proclaimed districts,
and removing restrictions on news
papers. He stated that the govern
ment intended to re-enact laws against
ribbonism in Westwreath, as it had
been assurred that the ribbon conspi
racy existed as strong as ever there,
He pointed to the fact that John
Mitchell wu elected to Parliament
because he had declared that he never
would consent to be at peace with
England. And he alluded to the re
turn of numerous emigrants from
America who said tbey had acquired
the Western vioas and forgotten their
Irish virtues. These were reasons for
not wholly removing the restrictions
on the possession of fire arms in Ire.
land. . ?
QThe Marquis of Huntington, the
new Mberal leader, supported tne
bill, which passed its first reading.
k John Mitchell is utterly prostrated
in health. He has frequent fainting
fits and it is tnougnt tbat be will be
compelled to withdraw from the elec
tion ooiitest in Tipperary.
Pabis, March 2 Noon The Assem
bly to-day re-elected M. Buffet Presi
dent, by a vote of 479 to 63, the ma
jority being larger man tne Assembly
ever gave before for President. This
snows that JUuflet wiu command a
strong majority in the House if he
suooeed in form a Ministry.
Messrs. Martel, D'Audiffret, Pas
quier Kerdrel and Pieroel were
elected Vice-Presidents.
, London. March 2 -Night There
was a railroad "accident near Lich
field, Staffordshire; 80 persons were
injured.
ELECT1UC1S5IS.
Parse, Knight, Comly and others,
heavy holders of the North. Pennsyl
vania railroad securities, have pur
chased the entire stock held by the
city of Philadelphia, aggregating 80,
800 shares, to prevent the Pennsylva
nia railroad getting that road, whioh
is to be part of the new through line
to New York.
Ninesteamersinthe iceoff Cape Cod
have signals or distress. The ice is
carried about the bay by the wind and
current.
In consequence of the Civil Rights
bill, and fearing trouble, both tf the
principal hotels at Alexaudria, Va.,
nave cancelled their licenses, and
olosed. ,
Nearly all the railroads centering at
Detroit are running passonger trains,
but freight trains have been sus
pended. SPECIAL.
Then la great litlsfaetion In putting on an
Elmwood collar. No polling tbii wy and tbat
way, as it BU at onoe.
Cramps and pains In tbe stomacb re the re
suit of tmperftct indigestion, end mj be im
mediately rellered bvadoea of Jobneon's Ano.
dyne Liniment A teatpoonful in a little sweet
ened water is a dose.
HeeT? oati are good for horses; none will de
ny uiai; Dai oii cant mate a norse's ooai iook
smooth and nlonr when be Is out of condition.
Sheridan's Uavalry Condition Powders wlil do
iuuwn.naii.iMi.il..
Native Pearl Versus Porcelain.
Dentist's wear Is a poor substitute for Na
ture's. Let those whj 10 believe, use Ue
BOZOOONT, which. If dally applied, will pre.
vent all neceislty for false teeth by keeping
tbe real ones sound and healthy.
Comaumptlvea, Take Notice.
Every moment of delay makes your core
more hopeless, end much depends on the Jo.
dlcious choice of a remedy. The amount of
Hiumony in ibtt 01 ur, Bcnercil rulmonio
Byrup, as a cure far eonsnmptton, far exceeds
all Uat oan be brought to support the preten
sions of any other medicine. See Or. Schenek'a
Almanac, containing Ue certificates of -many
persons of Ue highest respeotabilily, who have
been restored to health, after being pronoun.
eed Incurable by pbyrtclana of acknowledged
ability. Bcbenck's Pulmonic Syrup alon- has
cured many, as these evidences will show; bat
Ue cure Is often promoted by the employment
of two other remedies which Dr. Bohenck pro
vides for the purpose. Tkess additional reme
dies are Bchenok'a Sea Weed Tonle aud Man.
drake Flits. By the timely net or Uese medi
cines, according to directions, Ur. Boneoek
certifies that uot any case of Conromptlon
may be cred. '
Dr. Bcheackls professionally at his prlncl.
pal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, every Moudny, where all letters
lit advice must be addressed.
TRIBITE or REVPECT.
At a meeting of the Wllmtngtoe Reok asd
LMontxiauoT fie. l, seta sttroa im, a oum-
nil tee tti pointed to itrart nwl.tioiu ei
prfutTe or tbe mum of Ue Cupnyla1h
loaief tk.ir oomrade Uaoaea P. tUrrLia.
Tee l emmHtee have pisp.redaad adopted Ue
Was.siS. It b plesS the Almighty, la
Ue exeroue ef Un wim PrarideBoe. la remove
from our mld oar friend acd brother suem-
her tteorge r. Happier, and esirlng to place
on record our testimony of his character aad
eur anpr.ol.tloe ar bts yirtaee. It It hereby
Kitohti, 1 hat In Ue death of our late broth
er tbe Com paay mourn the tea. of one ef its
oiaeet m.moe sana one 01 ire eariieet Fore
men, who mTer shrank from any port or any
duty, but was always promt and tfflolent and
va. always to be Men wher danger la time of
or we. mri imminent
Kfoi4. That as a eltiaea he was honnt aad
Indutrioas, klad-hearted and geaereee, liberal
to iboae in need and ever ready te lead a help
ing hand to the tick and ea taring.
RrwlMd, That his name be written a no a a
blank page la tbe reooideef our Company,
wli h Ue date of hie deoeeee, eadCjbat we wear
the badge ef moaialog lor Ue cutomary pa
rted. MeioltJ, That we tender te the family of
anr deceased comrade ear etarere sympathy,
In 'hie, their boerof smtelloa.
Rttolrrd, T at a eopv ef these resolutions b
sntttbe JooasALaad Star, wllhaieqaeet
for publication,
M.r Stobt,
: R. W ASDKIWS.
J.I. Maaasa, '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mechanio's Building and Loan
' Association!
HB STlk RKUULAB MONTHI.VMEIT
inc will be held at tlie Hibernian Hall.
Front street, (old library Rooms,) this even
ing, at ix e ciocE.
0. 8. KT.US,
Secretary aud Treasnrer.
80-lt
marohi
Pee Dee Courier.
UK THS MKKCH ANTJ OF WILMIMO.
ton aware that the Cornier I the only Demo
cratto pxper paWlshed la Recklugham, and
that It elroalatet eUnsiyely In Blohmond,
Montgomery and Auon oounlltsf
Kates ef advertising liberal and ne eitia
charges mads tor changing advettlssments
weekly. DUCKXTT EKVIW,
march l-tf Editors.
Thomson's Malacca, Indo
china, and China.
Tba Straits of Malacca. Inde-Cblna and
Ohtoa; or, Ten Tears' Travels, A dventares,
and kVsidenoe Abroad. By J. Themsra, F.
A. u. autnor or uiunrauonsor unina ana
He People." With over 60 Illustrations from
the Author's ewa ruotographs and S ketch ee
Sro, VloU, S4.
" For sals at ;f, 't .'; ''':, yy:
HCirJCDERCERQ
' UM Book and allele Store.
- - martk I AS
AT AUCTION.
Mr. Osbilel Mare, of Woodslde. Qaeens
connty, Mew York, la here on bis firth annual
visit t this olty with a choice collection of
Oamella daponlcas, darnetlon Pinks, a gen
eral assortment of Hoses, some very flue ;
Hyaointns in nioom; a seieeuea or opring
Plant, too numerous to mention, all of whioh
win be sold at our salesroom at Auction, on
Thursday, Maroh 4th, 187S,
commencing at II o'clock A. M.
T The Ladlts ars eipeelaUy Invited to at
tend Ibe sale.
CBONLT MUKBIS,
Auctioneers, Krai Estate and Stock Brokers,
mare 1 1 ., 68- St
The Law and Lady,
By Willie Collins.
"HEARTS AND HANDS. " By Miss
Fisher.
"HITHERTO," a story of yester
day, bj Mrs. wnitney.
"WHITE AS BNOW."
Garrett. At
By Edward
TriE CITY OOOK8TORE.
Ghromos
CHRIST HEALING THE SICK.
A beautiful Chromo by the Rev. Jas.
A. Oertel, and a large variety of other
Chromos and Engravings.
For sale by -
tCONOLEY A YATES, .
7 Market Street.
march I - 1 Bt
Foreclosure Sale
-or-
By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court
of Mew Hanover county In a oertaln aotion
wherein - tepben D. Thruston, tl ol., Is plain
US and Joseph H. Men and wile are der.nd.
ants, made at Pall Term, 1174, the under
signed, UominMOBsr and Beferee named In
antddecree, will otter for sale at Psblio A ac
tion at tue Oourt Houee door in the city of WIU
mlngton, on MONDAY, the sthdayof April
n-xt, at 13 o'eloek. Uat valuabls piece ot Heal
Kttste situate on Water street and known a.
tbe Verandah Haloon, together wiU the Ware
House and yard adjoining tbe same en Wilkin
son'. Alley.
Tbe flret lot, beginning on TJrquhart'e line
one hundrtd and Br- (100) feet from Front
reet, running thence westwardly along ra'd
line to Water street, Uenee north atdly along
Water street tweaty-two (?S) leet to the bul'd
lugs lately occupied by James Anderson A
Co ; thenoe parallel with tbe first mentioned
line eastwardly to within one liui.dred and U e
(106) feet of Front street and thenoe south
wardly tweaty-two () feet to Ue beginning.
Al.bO. a 1M wlih toe tenement thei eon, br.
Inning on Wilkinson's Alley, ninety-two 4Wi
root seven (7) tnnhea from Pront street and
running soutbwsrdly thirty-four fset tew Inch
es (St feet 10 inches), Uenoe westwardly eigh
teen fset sight Inehes (IS feet t inches), Uenoe
riarallel with the first line tMrty.foar feet ten
nches (31 reet 10 inohee) to WiUin. n'e Alley,
thenee eastwardly along Wilkinson's alley
eighteen feet eight Inches (IS feet t luebee) to
tbe beeluning. Also tbe use or an alley ten
feet wide on the norU side ef the first de
scribed lot as It baa been formerly used.
The above dsnrl bed property being apart
of Ui. 4 and 5 In rliock 101, as laid oat In tbe
official map- f the city,
Terms of tale oesk.
....- v ALKI.T. LONDON,
Beferee and Oamailwloner.'
maroh t' M-St-Marl,14,21,UdlApleth
l-ri GOTTEN
liLt..i I . J md printed
PLANT
XZW AD YESTISIIIST I.
Auction Bale.
THIS DAT ( Wednesday, Mares Id, 1871,) at
is e owes a. m ., at eur saiearooms,
FCBNITTJBI, CBOCKEBT,
wlU sundry articles saved from Ue lata fire.
CRONLT m MOKBIS,
- Auctloaeers, Real Estate and Btoek Brokers.
marca ai
For Eent!
PT1HB BRICK STORK on Soith east corner
otFront and Princess streets, sew occupied by
Harry Wsbb as a BesUaraat and Bar Room
Posasanon given Immediately. -
Apply to
march 1 4t
JUNIUS DAVIS.
Just Received!
WKHAVB JUST BJtOtlVED A LOT Of
TUB HANDSOMEST
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
FINE NHOEN
That has ever been altered for sale la this mar.
ktt.
EVANS A VonOLAHN.
march! fit-am
1773.
1875.
CENTENNIAL
-or THE-
7.
CHARLESTON, S, O.
Ths German fusiliers of C liar lei ton, South
Cnrolina, will oelebrate their uentenulal Au.
nlversary on the third uf May, IsIS, wiU osre.
monies appropriate to so Interesting an occas
ion. In 1T7S. one hundred years ago, and before
the tieelararton ef Independence, the Oerman
etttsentof Charltston rallied to Ue itandard
of American Liberty. They organised a corps
ror us aerence er tne voionies in us great war
for freedom and rendered renal service in Ue .
esUbllthment of self-government. 1 heir re.
cord la Ue Revolutionary struggle la a matter
of history. Their services during Uat msmo-
raoie eonicss, uaoer uenerai liiaooLn or me
Continental army, and at ths tiegee of Savan
nah ana Charleston ana on other battle Balds
are proad testimonials of Uetr patriotism and
devotion. Tbey sealed their devotion to that
eause wiia ui pioou arm uvea vi many si
Uetr n ambers.
InUlS Ue Oerman rnsUlers were again
called upon to assist In Ue delenoe ot tbe
coast, and ta lias, when the bloody tomahawk
of thetSemtnole drenched the plains of Florida
wiU tte blood of Its people, and Ue cry for
succor was again wafted to tbe shores ot Caro
lina, the Worms Fuel lists, animated by the
spirit ef la, volwateered their service, and
aWd m redeeming tbebr si Her State troa the
ruthless hand efUe savage.
The oompany has through alt the violssl
tndeeaadulalsofths east eenturr u reserved
Its organlBstloB, and Is bow believed te) be the
eldest military organisation la Ue United
States.
As early as 1193 they attached to their mill.
Ury feature, a society for the support of Uetr
Indigent widows, orpbansand destitute mem
bers. In this noble oause of charity, tbey have
expended large sums from their own private
resourees; tneee nave neea snaHereo oy us
calamities of ths wsr.
This will be. as Is believed, tte first military
centennial celebration. In Uess United Stales.
The Fusiliers aeeire to erowu in is osuienniaj,
not ealy by giving Interest aad slgnlfioenoe to
Ue occasion, but also by placing pnon a per
manent basis, a fund for the relief of tbe wid
ows aud orphans of their deceased ioemiers;
those cojeots wouiu inueea ne nt ana grsieiui
memorials of this historic occasion. Tbey
therefore appeal wlU confidence to their fel
low eltl sens throughout ths broad expanse ef
this Union, whote liberties, now enjoyed, Uey
helped to achieve. Whatever donations may
be given ror these purposes will be gratefully
nokn.wl.dged. H fJEBDTB,
B, BOLLMAN, .
D. A.AMMB,
Wu KriOBKLOOH.Ja
O.BKURUBBB.
, A.MKNKR,
0. H. HILLKlf.
J NO. KLINUK,
O. F. WIRTERS,
F.VOHSANTKA,
Q KIEOKK.
0.0. PLENQE,
D.MULLRR.
X, ROSKNTH AL,
Rectal C'emsHt en Centennial.
march) M-lw
Dissolution of Copartncr-
ship.
Tbs eopartnershln beretofor. existing under
Arm asms and style of David Well Is tbls
day dissolved by mutual consent, S. 8. well
naviDi wuuarawn irom uie nrm,
B. R.WEIL,
A. DAVID.
Feb. TUb, 1879.
TTAVINQ pnrohased tbe Interest of Mr. 4
m a, a. vvvi in y iiw arm oi astiu cs rrii,
iwlll eontlnae tbe buel ess at their eld stand
No. ST Market ntreet, and respectfully solicit a
continue noe or the patronage as liberally be
stowed upon the late Srss.
A. DAVID.
ITotice.
Mr. A. David will settle all claims against
tbe late fltm of David at Well. Parlies owing
tbe late firm will please ea I and settle Imme
diately, as the Books must be closed.
A. DAVID.
march t 81-1 m
Notice.
AVINO DISPOSED OP OUR 8ADDLK
. Marnessand Trunk Bnslnwe. stock. Good
U., to Messrs. Carpenter A Mallard, we hereby
tender onr thanks to a generous publlo for
their liberal patronage the last ten years, and
ask a continuance of the same to our Suc
cessors, who have been acceptably In eur em
ploy for many years and are thoroughly posted
In the Haddle, Harness and Trunk Business in
all Its branches.
Messrs. Carpenter A Mallard will settle all
claims contracted against u in Wilmington, N.
C , and eolleot debts due ue and receipt for
tbe same.
J. 8. TOPHAM AOO.
A. Cavrpositer.
J H. mallard.
Saddles, Harness, &c.
HAVING BOUGHT THE ABOVE MEN
tlnrd Goods, we ofi'er a lull (took ef
SADDLES,
HARNESS,
TRUNKS,
COLLARS,
BRIDLES,
And All Kinds of
SADDLERY QOOJDS,
VERYALOW PRICES
For Caah or to prompt paying buyers. We
respectfully solicit patronage.
CAMPENTEB A MAM.AHD.
leb 0 Il-lmnao
Wagon llaterial.
Ailes, springs, Hobs, 8 pokes, Rims,' Tire
Iron. Cast What Is, Buggy Wheel. Bharta,
Heats, Trimmings, Sulkv, Wheels, Ae. All of
tbe sbove goods are A No. 1, and for sale at
the lowest cash prices ot tbe Old Established
Hardware Iljuss of
JOHNDaWSON,
Nos. 19, W and 111 Jlrwket St.
feb (1
HISCZLIASEOUS.
THE PEE DEE HERALD.
Published every Wednesday at
WADESBOKO, ANSON COUNTY,
" Bt
josh. t. jamis:aco.
Bts a large and rapidly Increasing circula
tion In Ue Pee Dee country In forth aad South
(Jsrollna.
Advertiser, wilt find It Ue best medium In
either ef Ue sister Slates lor reaching the
farmers, planters ana merchants
The extendi local advertising pat
ronape exhibited in it$ columnt i the
ben eiidenee of tti large and influen
tial circulation.
tr Specimen eoptoe, wlU rats, for adver
Using, sent free, postage paid, on application
tethe undersigned, either at Wadcaboro er
Wilmington.
- JOBH.T. JAMBS A OO.,
Kdltorsand Proprietors,
fsaai so tf
Look at this, Farmers!
GREAT niCDUOTION
IN PItlCES.
) AA TONS or THE OKLBBBATBD
anyVsll knows 8IA FOWL CUANO
at toy BO, on tlma until Novem.
bar 1st.
ALSO,
OnnTONS P Dea Ammonia.
tad 8uper-Phoaphate of Bona.
This Is a nsw Phosphate which w. are having
anoufactursd siprsssly lor oar trade by P.
tell a Son, of Baltimore, and which we will
guarantee eaual to any nthar Phosphate now
oltbred to Ue Trade.
Pries tor BO on tlma until No-
vembar I at. I87B.
SET Liberal term will bt made to Dealers
IB. IV COVINGTON,
Oanaral Commlsalott Merchant'
WILMIKUTOB.ri.a
rebT C
XS-tm
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
WlLmaeToa, M, 0., March 1st, 1S7S
Th. .M.nlln. KJnr.k.k, tin. I (.aVmIm.. Is
InvUmt to ibe fkot that, oommenelna March
M, WB, entirely
NEW PARLOR AND DRAW
ING ROOM CARS,
built eiprsssly for this ssrvloe, and furnished
wlih dus regard to comfort and elegance, will
run on ail DAY i bsini usiwesu wiiniuig
ton, N. 0., and Portsmouth, Va., lu dlreut
esmniunioatioa wiu uie msgniacent
Steamers of the Bay Lino,
Beats er 'compartment ean be secured by
telerraoh te tba anderttined. by application
to Conductors upon Night trains North, upon
Wilmington, uoiumDia m augnsia jsaiiroaa,
Or iicaet Agent at union vepui.
State Rooms and Berths
uron the Bar Llna Steamers can be secured
by application to Conductors of Day trains
upon the Seaboard A Koanoke Katlro d, or
by telegram to tne unaertigneo
General Parssnger Agent
feb 61-aw
Base Balls and Clubs,
Tops and Marbles,
la large variety. Just arrived and for sale
0 H.W. BUNGE'S,
U.K. Corner of Market and Second Bts.
fob2S 81-tf
THE LAST CARGO OF
PBIHE
Is now offered to purchasers In Bright New
Packages, bota Hogsheads and Barrels,
at lowest market rate.
' ALSO ,
SUGAR HOTJ8E MOLASSES, Macov1o,
Sugar Urlpe, Mew Orleans Molasses,
Bacon, Pork, Dry Baited Meats,
Lard, Pish, Butter, and a full
line of assorted Groceries.
All Kinds of Winei and Uqnori
At ths lowest market prloe to good enstomers,
ADRIAN & VOLLERS
; Corner of Dock and Pront Streets. "
feb
pahties : ;,
Who dc not want to Bny
at an eittaordlnary LOW FIGURE, bad bet.
ter not cell on us. Ws shall continue the sale
en Just such terms after March 1st
MUKSON & 0
OITT OLOTHISBS.
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NET7 ADVSTI3I2IiT3.
BEOW & EODDIOK
OFFER
Special Inducements
EAIIDURQ EDQniGS AND HISERTI0II3
This Week.
All Cottons arc f Advancing.
In view of this we bava node very heavy purchases lately, and are now
prepared to give our ratrona the advantage for a short time, tint would ad
vise all who are iu want of snoh to make thoir pui chases AT ONCE,
Clearing Out
The balance of all onr Flannels at prices
approbation
A Job Lot of Kid Cloves-worthSI
Selling for .00 Cents Per Pair
STRICTLY CASH-ONE PRICE-MO SAMPUS CUT.
f BKOWH & RODDICK, 45 Ilarket Street.
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At $53.00 per Ton, Cash, or $00.00,
NAVASSA ACID PHOSPHATE,
At f?i!$0jpor Ton, Cash, or $38.0
WU QrABAllTaTtfiSbspreviousHtghara
mi
R. B BBIDOERS,
"Jl.
D. MoRK, Treasurer,
It. niHr iTVMunri - -
U. L. UBAlrrUM. auperlnW-i koi. .
jane.
GAlWJULl4
PATH
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PRICES REDUCED THIO DAY.
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TONS SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO
for sale, either for CASH or on CROP TIME. Liberal terms will bs mds
with Merohaiits and other reliable parties to sell this Guano at onr Wareho i
prioes,
stst
Commission Merchants. Agouti for PaoittoUuane
Sub-Agents for the Sale
V. II. OIRNOIV
0. SJMAHAITI
Jan II
E. FRANK COE'S
AanmatnisUeW Bona fboephale,
trr TO.S8 OP THE ABOVE WELL
IUU known and valnable Fertiliser.
For sale lor cab or on crop time satisfactory
security. Liberal discount on lots.
O. Q. PARSLEY A CO. 1
rsbl 41) tr
Bacon, Fork and Coffee.
Boxss D. . Bides and Shoulders,
M " Smoked Sulci and Shoulders,
M Bbls. Pork,
100 Bags Ooflee.
For sale by r..-
KEKUHNER A OALDER BROS,
feb M SI
Hay! Hay I Hay!
300BAUCSA8TXHNHAV'
100 " M B HAT'
, For sale by
KKROBNEKA CALDER BROS;
feb 2S . II
Planting Potatoes!
JgQ BBLi. . R. POTATOES,
1 HA " ? .E. Potatoes,
a vv
For sale by
KEBOHNKR CALDER BROS.
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Musical Instruments.
YIOLINS,
, BANJOS,
FIFES.
' AOCORDEONS,
HARMONICAS,
JEWS HARPS and
SHEET MUSIC.
For sale at the
City Book Store.
.. .also
CHROMOS, ' '
STEEL ENGRAVINGS and '
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
AT
CONOLEY t YATES'
City Book Store.
No. 47 Maiket Street.
feb IS
si
T ED AND WHITE ONION BETS. ,
IX For sale & YLLmtRt
Seeds ! Seeds I Seeds!
Kew Crop 1RT8, grown by Landietb A BuUt,
For sale by
CKT-'N A FLAW"?,
that CANNOT FAIL to meet the
of all. . .
60.
WE OFFER
OUR STAND ABB FERTILIZERS
For the Season of 1875, delivered on the Cars, at Our
Faotory, at tho following
lllOUCID PItlCES :
SOLUBLE NAVASSA GUANO
payable 1st of November, next;
, payable 1st of November next,
a Of onr FertllUers shall bs fully Maiktaiksd
uftUAQOfi minim pnnpv
ItHf HOOH UUrtilU UUiirh.il
WILMINGTON. N. C.
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eont.eas
1 a werl
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sill lav Wr r-
B1.GOO.OOO.
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jaT sr -ra a ar- w a
Co,, and Dealers In No, I PeruvlsnOuano
. WOBT1T WATER BTBBKT,
! , WILRllNU'rUN, N.
of Soluble Pacittc Guano.
.....Old Hundred, N. O.
gl-amddiw
CARPETS.
Our Stock at Cost to
Close Out Same.
BRUSSELS AT $1 15 and $1 20
8-PLY CARPETS, 1 80
ALL WOOL Do. 85to$l.
Cotton and Wool Do. 65 to 60 Cts.
Cotton. . ..... . . ..... 40 to 15 Cts.
For cash only.
D. A. SMITH A CO.
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Satisfactory Prices
, Are the maesee buying ,
O. PIQOTT, Tobacconist
i '
At HI Market Street, South side, head of the
Market.
feb 31 . 45
500
BARRELS
AMD RAl.P BABRBLS
500
Choice Family Flour
Under our own Bra d.
"WHITE ROSE,"
-FAVORITE,"
" and "ESPERANZA."
Best grades of Fkur In this city.
CHAS. D.MYERS A CO.,
Sesl North Front St
Apples. Cranberries,
TTHU'K ONIONS AND TABLE and
. CHAS. D. MYERS A CO.,
'' 5 A? North Front t.
tab II" ' J ' " Ai
In Store and to Arriro !
AO Colls Totton Plow Lines, S Cases Trs'es,
lb Dosen Hon4. 30 IHiun t'.ollnr, ftr) lto,
1'en Tors Plow Ostinn, DottoII.i, i
fclml. ami everytltUis nUMl on a I
Hadiartere lor t:oier'a I ws.
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