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VOL XSV.-HO. 62.
v7nnmoTon, u. c. Saturday, uarch 13. 1875.
WHOLE HO. 6,820.
WILMINGTON, N. 0.:
IATUB.DAT. MAECH IS. 1875
BY TELEGRAPH.
frt
CONVENTION.
M)REEEAD8 CONVENTION
, , ILL PASSED THE
u . SENATE.
SPSCIAL TO ioVBMAUj
RiLiioH, March 12.
The Convention bill passed its
second reading in the Senate this
norning by a Tote of 35 to 14, to wit:
Affirmative NLenn. Shaw, Latham,
. Jernigan, r Belby, Btickney, Boddie,
Bell, Smith, Stanford, 8ugg,Cantwell,
Kerr. French, PeRram, Waddell, Bus
bee, Parish, Williamson, Irri , More-
hsai, MoCanley, Anderson, Graham,
Waring, Clement, Hargrave. Arm
field, Linney, McMillan, Mills, Young,
MoEkoy, Lot, Taylor and Jenkins.
AVW Messrs. Peebles, Bryant,
MMri, Tucker, Caehwell, Paschall,
Bneed, Albright, Holton, Worthy, Le
Gfand, N 8 Cooke, Marler and Walker.
Mr. Cant well. Radical, rotiog aye,
and Messrs. Albright, Legraod, Mar
ler and Walker, Democrats, voting no.
K"r. Cooke, of Franklin, was absent.
The bill then passed its third read
ing by a vote of thirty-seven to twelve,
so-wit: Affirmative Messrs. Shaw,
.'fcitaata, JeraSgan, Selby, Cantwell,
SUokney, Frenoh, Pegram, Waddell,
Baabee, Parrish, Williamson, - Irvin,
Morehead, MoCauley, LeGrand, Wor
th; Anderson, Graham, Waring,
Clemeot, Eargrave, Armfleld, Linney,
McMillan,, Mills, Toong, x McElroy,
, Love, Taylor and Jenkins. Nega-rU-Messrs.'
Peebles, Bryant, Mab
on, Taoker, Cash well, Paschal!,
, Based, Albright, Holton, N. 8. Cooke,
Marler and Walker.
On this reading Messrs. LeGrand
ano! Worthy ohanged from thenega
tiva to the affirmative.
When Senator Williamson, of Cas
WTMttiOM 'of the strongest
opponents ftf the bill, gave his reason!
for roting b the Affirmative in a rery
feeling and eloqnent manner the ap
pknse drowsed the President's gavel.
General good feeling prevails.
. The bill will be engrossed and sent
to tb,e House op Monday next E.
HEADQCAItTIlS-
FBEEDMEN'8 BANE AFFAIRS IN
A WORSE CONDITION THAN
HERETOFORE SUPPOSED. !
THE COMMISSIONERS ASKED
.i'. f TO BE RELIEVED.
A VOTE ON PINCHBACK NEXT
w TUESDAY.
CffHI .' ' ' " - ;:'-:'
Washington, March 12. Noon.
In tbe Senate a consideration of the
, revolution for the admission of Pinoh-
; bank was resumed, and MoCreery, of
i Kentucky, apoke in opposition thereto.
; The Freedmen's Bank ia in a worse
condition than heretofore supposed,
anA thnrafarw Commissioners Creswell.
Liepold and Purvis have asked to be I
ty for or on account of said trust ; pro
Tided their bond may be relieved from
liability after their relief and the new
Commissioners substituted in their
planes. They assign as an excuse for
their action, a failure to obtain from
GongrMs Mob legislation as they
deemed essential to the proper and
peedy execution of the trust reposed
in them .
WAtaiaaroii, March 11 Night.
Es-Oongressman White, of Alabama,
r deolin4 the office of Assistant Attor-
l'looriTwai tote for the seating of
Pinohbaok. . , . . ,
..... v confirmation Rankin as Pension
.Agent at Vicksburg.
Nomination Bos well as Postmaster
at Camden, 8. 0.
Sskats Had a two hours wrangle
over business in Executive session.
They will vote on Piohback on Tues
day hi rejection is almost oertain.
The last part of Morton's resolution,
" sleclaring Kellogg legal Governor of
Louisiana, will not oome up.
.'h EUROPE.
JXHE TIPPERARY ELECTIONS.
GERMANYAND SPAIN.
LokdoK. Jlareh 11 Noon Both
Houses have adjourned for Easter.
Ths budget will be presented April
15th.'
A Berlin eorrsspondent of the daily
Newt says that Germany is irritated
Sthe conduct of Spain in the Gustava
air and the olerioal leanings of Al
fonsa The correspondent says that
this feeling will find expression when
' the new Spanish Ambassador presents
bis credentials to tbe Emperor.
- Coax, March 12 Noon The elec
tion hurt and at ( Tipperary wa quiet.
A Wii nnAhint at the eonstituenov.
Including th Roman Catholio clergy
uul tha fradinf tradesmen, abstained
from votini. It is estimated that
Mitchell has on thousand majority.
Tha atanilta committee df the Dio
oast of Few York withholds its con
sent to the confirmation of Dc&ot
n and Jazjsr.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NO ELECTION OF GOVERNOR BY
THE PEOPLE.
THE DEMOCRATS GAIN ONE CON
GRESSMAN, AND NOW HAVE
TWO OUT OF THREE. ,
Concord, March 13 Noon The re
turns are incomplete. The Republicans
claim 11 majority in the House; but
the Democrats have a major ity in Coun
cil, which will prevent removals from
Office, The Democrat carry tut tint
and Second Districts, and tbe Rnpub
lioaua the Third, a Democratic giu of
one Congressman. Tbe exoitemeni
over the complexion of the Legisla
ture, which involves the Governor,
has not subsided.
ALABAMA.
CIVIL RIGHTS IN MONTGOMERY.
NEGROES REFUSED ADMIT
TANCE TO A THEATRE.
THE NEGROES SUE AND THE
C0MM 8SI0NER QUA3HES
THE COMPLAINT.
Mohtgjmkrt. March 12 Noon
Several negroes applied at the ticket
office of the theatre last night to pur-
onaae tickets of admission to tbe par-
quette, to witness Cal Wagner's Mm
stral performance, and were refused.
Afterwards Deputy United States Mar
shal Randolph arrested Cal Wagner
npon complaint of fonr negroes, for
a violation of tha Civil Rights bill, and
bond of five hundred dollars wan
goed for Mr. Wagner's appearance
oeiore uommiMioner Jjimauus iui
morning at 10 o'clock. The negroes
who made the application are noto
rious profligatee,and two of them were
defeated by their own color for county
office at the last election.
Montgomery, March 12 Night
The complaint of the four negroes
against Cal Wagner, for not admit
ting them to his minstrel establish
ment, was beard before U. S. Commis
sioner Dimmick. The defendant coun
sel moved to qnash the complaint for
imperfection in the complaint in
various particulars, and on the ground
of the unconstitutionality of the Civil
liight bill. The counsel lor the de
fence cited the Slaughter House case
and Mrs. Myra Radwell's case, while
U. S. District Attorney McAfee, for
the oomplaiDt, cited theoweofLuke W
Borden, and contended that una was a
political question. At 4 P. M. the
Commissioner quashed the complaint,
but gave no opinion in the matter.
It la understood mat tne negroes
are trying to get up a complaint that
willatiok.
ELEOTBICISMS.
r
The races at Atlanta yesterday were:
First mile dash for 8 year old oolta,
3 entries, won by Mainsail, time 1:56;
Second hurdle raoo, distance one
mile and a half, won by Captain Jack,
time 2:34,.
Two negroes were hanged in Mary
land yesterday for murder.
The bridge at Still Water, N. Y.,
was fired yesterday, and two stores,
nine dwellings and Flowers Hotel
were burned. Loss $50,(XX).
The National Fire Insurance Com
pany, of Philadelphia, has suspended.
- To the Afflicted.
No matter under what form of sick
ness you labor, there is one great
truth you should keep in mind : All
disease originated an impure condition
of the blood. Purify that, and the dis
ease must depart ; but you cannot pu
nfy the blood by tbe use of poisonous
drugs, and exhaustive stimulants. The
best Blood Purifier ever discovered is
Dr. Walkbb's famous Vinegar Brr
thus, compounded of simple. iw
SPECIAL.
The brt collar! erer m vl. are th Warwick
and Kla weed. Try them. Anj lurotoblng
rtors ciainpply tbem.
Why kM 4nt
Beeemsth itple Dentrlfiotof AasrlcaT
Slmplr bMuw It I ImpoMlUle to on It, vn
for week, without peroelTlsg Id hyglenls
effiet upon tbe teeth, the gnmi sad the breath.
It ie a rare thine that DhTSlclam (Its aav
oeanUBano. to a medicine, the manufactnre
nr which la a aacret. About tbe only excetitlou
we know of ta Job aon'a Anodne Liniment.
This, we bellare, all endorae, and rntnj of
them uae it in ibtir jracuce nun great auo
oeai. .
Persona rroulrlni purcatlveaor pilli ahoold
be eirefe! what they buy. Hone pilH not only
mnM srlnln. mini, but leave tht bowelf In a
irpia, eoaure nate raiaona- rurca run
will relieve tha bowels ami eleanae the blood
wlthoat Injury to the ayetem.
CBeninptlvea,TakelVotlc.
Every moment of delay make your ours
more hopeleae, and much depends on the Ju
dloloaa choice of a remedy. The amount of
testimony In faver of Dr. Bchenok'a Falmonlo
8 yr a p-, as a cure for oonramption, farsxceedi
all that oan bf brought to support the preten
alonaif any other medicine. HeeDr.Schenck'a
Almanac containing the certlfloalee of many
pertona ot the hlgheet reepeetahlllty, who have
been Metered to health, after being pronoun
eed Incurable by phyalclana of acknowledged
ability. Bohanok'a Pulmonio Syrup alone bu
cured many, ta theee erldeneea will show; but
the cure It often promoted by the employment
of two other remedies which Ir. Schenck pro
vides for the purpose. Theae additional re me
dies are Doheuek's Sea Weed Tonio and Man
drake Pllla. By the timely uae of theae medi
einea, according to direction, Dr. floheuek
eertlflea that mo.t any caae of Consumption
may be cored.
Dr. Hohenckli profeasionally at bis princi
pal office, corner Sixth and Arnh' itreete,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all N.tters
for advioe mutt be aUdnaaed.
RID ND WHIT OJilOM BETS.
For aale by ,
Seeds ! Seeds! Seeds!
Kew Crop 1875, grown by Utdieth Bui
,or") QBIXN ft rLAHMH,
Drugglats,
- tab - - ..
NEW ADY1STI8X3TKXTS.
Hew Spring Styles
, OF
Ties, Bows and toarft,
AN A LABOR LOT OF IXTS'FCRN
UU1KO GOODS jurt receive!.
Am dally sircUsgta largest and most e
leet Meckel PUCE GOODS "r brought
to lata mat kit.
A. DAVID.
Kwhul Tellot sad OloUler,
Be. tt Market Street
march II M
EDITION. ,
Ths Young Housewife's Court
olor stnel rnsno,
Containing direction la every Sepertmaat
or Houaekeeplng, Inelnxllng the 4aUs ef wife
and matter. By Mrs Mary Maaoa, anther ef
'A Wre.th frem the Wood ef Uarollna,"
"Spring Tim for Sowing," Ski , Mo. Pab
labd by B. J. Hale et Sea, sad
Poraaleal
HEirJGBERCER'G
fJv Book and atwae Store,
mareb IS si
Auction 8ale.
torses, nalee at gur.
I will tall this morning, at It o'elock, la
front or eid Oounty Jail, rotaer Beooad sad
Prineee atreeta.
B IAHBWRItBR,
Aeelton.ei.
march II-II
1 000BVIintLrIMIWH1Tcu'tI'
SS BALES BAT,
A fall line ofOreeerl at loweal price, and
freeh water ground Meal eenatest y us hand
i ei ier ouanai.
1 ii
roraala by
QBAMT HIBTDH.
Ow
mareb 13
BAZAAR OF FASHION !
AM PLBA8EO TO ABHOUBOB TOMT
dy rriandj that I have taken the Agency or
tbs Justly
CELEBRATED
(fTto T1aoM Tltt.-
aa4 bar ob head a FPU, uos St Iprrsg
ityles. ThUOerartmeatl U charge sf Mr.
Geo. L. Jehaaon, o favorably kaowa te the
faahionabl pnbllo. Order from the eeantry
will meet with prompt and careful attention.
It. M. McLNTIRE,
lt. 4t Ifortst Froaii BU
march it ' 61-H
Administrator's Notice.
H
ATIkO QDAUritl) A8 ADMIBIS-
trator upon the Batata of Doe tun Hays, de
ceased, 1U of New Hanover County, notice I
hereby given te aU perrans Indebted to aald
deceaard, to make Immediate payment, and to
all person having el aiaaa again t the deeeaeed,
to present them.to the snderalgned.atBngeld,
M. O., or to hi Attorney, DuBruta Cutler, at
Wilmington, N. 0 on or before the Ith day of
February, UTS, or this notice will I pleaded
In bar of a recovery.
WBIflHT HATS,
Admlaletrator.
Sth February, 18TS. IMUwIw
Executor's Hotice
TT AVISO QUALIFIED AB I1E0CTOB
o( the last will and testament ef David X
Futoh, aotloe Is hereby given to all person
having olaJms against the decedent to exhibit
them to me on or before the ISth day ot Feb
ruary, 1871. All persona Indebted to aald de
ocdeet are hereby requested to mat Immedi
ate payaeat to me.
O.A.HAUNEB,
' Executor of David K. Fatah.
A sin Bans, Attorney,
fob 11 St-ttawSw
In Store' and to Arrlre !
SSOoll Cotton Plow Tinea, I Caak Trarea,
K Doaen Barnes. W lloaen Collar, S00 Plow.
Ten Tor Plow Caatinge, one Uoafln Beee, all
kind, and everythmg needed on a I Isntatlon,
Headqsarters for Cooper's Tools.
GILIH ea MtTBCHISOM,
-' ' : M Borth Front Street
febM 81
Dissolution or Copartner
ship. Tb copartnerablp heretofore exiatlng under
firm nam and style of David A Well I this
day dissolved by mutual eonaent, S. H. Well
baring withdrawn from U firm,
8. B.WBIL,
A. DAVlD.
Feb.tTtb,ls7S. -
SAVING pnrehaaed the Interest of Mr. i
B. Well In the law firm ef David eh Weil.
Ill continue the buel ea at their eld eland
Bo. M Market fret, and reej sntfuHy arXlelt a
continoanae of the patronage as liberally be
stowed upon tbs late firm DaV!D
Notice
Mr. A. David will eettle all elaima agalnat
the late Aim of David At Well. Pardee owing
the late firm will plea call and eettls Imme
diately, a the Book most el0dDAVD
march I BJ-lm
$50 1100 $500 $1000
Invented 1st Mik Frlvllaa; I at
Wall Mtreaa, lead to mary TnoceaDS cr
polias raoriT. ('omprehemlv explana.
ton circular, containing Setalkd statem.it
and quotation prloea of aU eteeka dealt in at
the Ntw l'wk Stock Kachamf. mailed frn to
toot deauirg to speculate. Addreea,
ALii-rHoiHisBMiM ca,
Banker and Brokers
Opc. N. f. Stock Bxehange, II Wall St.,
bih'ltrwed VBWTOBK.
NEW ADTZBTISZKZHTS.
Certiilcatcs of Election
FIRST WARD.
TTT. THIS TJM DERM ION ED Jl'DOBS
II duly quail Bed to hold an election lor Al
deiaaea lor tae rtiat Ward of the Cltv ot Wll
mlngton, ea the aaoood Thureoayol March,
ikie, uarauant to an act el Ui. u.uMai aaaem
My of orlh larullna, entilUd "An Act U)
Amend tb charter of tbe Clay sf Wilming
ton." ratified the tl ird dr of rrbruary. IsiS
do hereby oertliy that the following le a true
ih correct (taiemeut aaa retura ui eaia io-
tion:
ggP W Krrohner received IH vote.
4W Ww L D.KoMt received 1M vnle
A 11 VanHwhkel.n reoalved M wtes.
H Toller received 14 vote.
T W Player reoolved t vote.
J D Uwe received I vote.
W l Makn tecetved 1 veto.
D ( Worth received 1 vuto.
A Wroeakl reeelved I vote.
lae. atellly reeelved S vote. Jk
' T U Smith received I vole. ' !
And we So hereby declare that F W Kerch-
nr, Wea.LDeKoaKtaud A.H VauHiUtkelee
having reoei.Ml a majority vl the vote, oaat,
are elected Aioermen of uie city oi w liming,
ton from the Ftret tVaid.
W. P. OLDHAM, Begletrar.
R II KlLKAl, )
l) M Brie, I
Judge
KHMabtis.
rilnilngton, B . O, March lllh, Ills.
SECOND WARD.
TTTE, the under. Ipied. Judge of Bl.ctlon In
W and for the Heoond Ward of the cltv ul
an election for Aldermen of the 'Bid cltv. held
ouThureday. the lllh day of Ma'rh, lals, In
w. B.eonti nam
William L Smith received IW vote.
I an net H Bowden received 1M votoa.
Samuel W Vtok received lS votr.
Aid the aald William I. Smith. Lemuel H
Howdeu and Samuel W Vli'h. bavins received
the hlgheat number of votee, are hereby de
clarrdto be duly eleoted Aldermen of tbe cltv
if Wilmington, . C., from th Second Ward
fthald city.
Wm LJacnna,
llassr U BaocK,
JaakSOLcMansa,
Uno. H Jacasos,
J a: W Kise.
THIRD WARD. ,.
E, tbe underalgned Judge, duly qualified
ilifd '
to sold an election ror Aider men lor tne
Ward of tbe Oltv of Wilmington, en the
eecoad Thuredav of Maro". 117. burauant to
an act of the tteneral Aoaambly of North Uaro
llna. entitled -n Act te Ameud tbe Unarter
of UieOltyof Wllmlngten, ratified the Id day
of February, Ilia, do hereby certify that tbe
lollowiug it true and oorreot atatemeut and
return of aald electloo :
Thoma W Player received 1(4 vote.
Jnbn l Uive received t'S vote.
Wm I Mahn received VOT vote..
John F Perdew received 'it vote.
John T Psrdew received IS vetea
Wm t. Mayo received is vote.
Wm B Warreek received 1 vote.
Wm O Warrock received I vote.
F II larby received 38 votee.
W M Pelann reeelved 1 vote.
And w hereby declare that Themes W
Player, John D Love and Wm D Mahn.havtng
received the majority of tit vote cm, ar
elected Aldermen of ihs City ot Wilmington
from the l'hlid Ward.
WHBTRAVBS,
KUOKKKI.L, .
J M WISH,
O AW IOH INS,
OH MCHULKEN,
A J TOP",
JOHN M ROBINSON
. CJ El. WILL.
' OWEN DOVB. ?
B U UODHH ALL,
AROAMPBGLL,
BMMolVEH.
J HOItMSIU,
JOHN H HOWE.
VHANK H ItAftBf ,
r T IMUKSBV.
march II ' I-S(
M CRONLY, Auotlonssr.
BT OKONLT A MOBBIB.
w
II.MINOTON WELDOB RAILROAD
STOOK AT AUOTION.-On Saturday,
March 11th. Wl. at 11 o'clock A.M., I wilt
ts I at Exchange Corner, In lot to ault, I"
atiarea Uapltal stock or tne wnmington ax
Weldon Bel road Company and lft Sta' e Oapl
t.l Stock Fl National Bank of Wilmington.
Term-! months ereoit, luterow suoea, wun
.pprev-uer. CAym
Executor of D. K. Futch.
march II H it
A VICTORY!
Our Children's Toes.
w
B HAVE AT LAST BUOCEHDED IN
getting
CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES,
trial ar fin and dreesv. with no bran or allvei
tip, and are more dnrablo than lh metalle
tip. They sre known to wear children four
and five month without a brah In them.
Parent will ds well to try them. Call and
see them.
BV ANbVvosQLA HN 'S
Boot and Shoe Store.
feb 1
40
Fresh Bird Seed.
rytioK sets,
OABDER SEED,
AL OHOL,
KEROBENS.
For sals low by
GREEN At PLANNER,
march I Drnggiats.
A I have en hand an Immense stock of
Beet and Shoe, I will cell them at extremely
low prior In order to make room for my Spring
purchase. Elegant band-tewed Boota fci
II y. Very line H. B. Box-Toe Qaltera as SO.
Obl'.dren'a Shoe from 28 cent and upward,
and everything generally found In s first eleee
Boot and Shoe store at proportionately ww
price.
CHARLES A. PRIOR.
Sign of the O ilden Boot
mareb S
TTOMEAND CCOPER'S TOOLS.
Hacker. Poller and Dippers ot bast brand
known in fbe market.
Hack Fl ea, Hack Weights and Hack Wbet
tenofall kinde,
Oeoner'e Tout sf beet brand- Horton. Bar
ton and Simmon', ror aale at lowest prloea at
tbs New Hardware Store or
6ILBS MDBOHISON
march 7 M North Front Street
BE QUICK
IF YOD OTBMGifflS.
Hight Sow Is the Time.
Having lut taken atock, w find hundred ef
Arttolee that w bad rather tell at c atomrra
own price than to give boo room to for
another eeaaon. W had rather have the room
than tbe good. Onr wboleaale and retail trade
tblaoa bacae diminished atock that we are
compelled to go North arly In order to have
lock In store In time for our Spring trade
Then you of cur cuatomer who are in want of
any a 'tide naliy found in Winter (took In a
Dry Good Store can aave money by taking tb
advantase ef the at' nation and During It now
of the Leading Dry Uood Bonis or
BOSKOWITZ A LIEBER,
29 Market Street
a
W.bm
MISCELLANEOUS
Tho "Woman of Fire."
Hj AdolpLe Belot.
"MY STORY." By Mrs, K. a
a a
Aiaoqnoid.
"Lady Hwotitapplo," or, Tlires to
Uds. liy V. W. Duseut, 1). U. U
"Eatelle." Uy Mrs. Annie Edwaras
"Hearts and Hands." By Christian
item.
"A8trango World." By Misa M
. Braddon.
"Ilupe Meredith." By Elisa Tabor.
"Tho Maid of Killot-na." By Wm.
lilaok.
"Old Mvddloton's Money." By Mar v
U. uay.
For sale at
CONOLEY A YATES'
City Book Btor.
mar eh T
t
Wagon Material.
Axlea. Serins. Huha, Biinkea, Klma Tire
Iron, Cant Wberla, Huggv Vi neel, he arte,
Heata, Trimming.. Sulky Wheel., Ao. All of
the above gonda are A No. 1, and r aaln at
the loweat eaah pricea ot the Old EaUMiilud
tlanlwar ii.iuhj 01
JOHN DAWHON,
No II, HOJndHI MaikelHt.
SI
Fee Dee Courier.
-A BE THE MERCHANT OF WILMINO-
tun awara that tha Oouiler la lb unly Demo
cratic paper publlehed In Kockli. am, and
that It elroulatet extenalvely in Richmond,
Montgomery and Anton ooiintiea?
Hats of advertising liberal and no eitia
charges mads for changing advartlatmcnla
weekly. OUCKETT A BRT1N,
msreh l-tf Editor-
CASH,
B
UT TOUB OROOEKIES FOR CASH. I
keep no book and aell for eaah only. I tie not
make euatomen who pay their tttllaj pay (lie
loaee Incurred by those who never pay. I can
therefor sell good lower than any other houae
luthseity.
A fall supply f Family Urecerice.
H. W. S1IURE,
' No. 81 North Front St.
niareh 10 s tf
Turpentine Distillery for
Sale.
We have a twelve Barrel Turpentine Dlalll.
Isry new In bob, needlug some repairs, which
we will tell very cheap.
Addreas
JNO. D. WELLS & CO.,
mVchii '
8PHn?G CLOTHING
OPINIO YKSTIRDAY.
Our First Instalment.
MEN'S YOUTH'S and
BOYS CLOTHING
AT
MUNSON & CO'S,
CITY CLOTHIERS,
march 10
00-tf
SPRIHG; 1875. SPRLH&, 1875.
Having received large additions to
onr Stock for Spring trads, we now
offer the same at unusually low prioes
Purchasers are respectfully requested
to examine.
D. A. SMITH & CO.
march
ffl-tf
Corn, Oats, Hay, &c
6,000 BUSHELS CORN, '
2,000 Bushels Oats,
300 Bales Eastern and N. R. Hay,
160 Hhds. New Crop Cuba,
100 Bbls. New Crob Cuba,
200 Bbls. Sugar House Syrup,
65 Boxes C. K. D. S. Sides,
60 " Bmoked and D. 8.
Shoulders,
20 " Smoked Sides,
25 Bbls. Pork,
200 Bbls. Potatoes (seed),
600 Bbls. Flour,
20 Hhds. Demarara Molascei,
20 Bbls. New Orleans,
'20 Hhds. P. R. and Demaraift
Sugar, '
60 Bbls. Refined Sngar,
150 Bags Rio Coffee, .
: 25 Tubs Butter,
CO Boxes Cheese,
150 Cares Lye and Potash, bo.
Fortaleby
KEBOHNBB CALDEB BROS,
march 11 60
The Spirit of the South
la the Mdeit newapaper published la Hork
lngham and ha tbe largest circulation of any
J taper nbliah d In the Pee Dee country, be
ll read each week by st leaat I OIO rao'L,
making It ths bett adrariitinq wditm Jn t ol
tloe It IS Frte, Mqmtilrnt and FtarUU, th' or
gan of no party or ellqne, but ta t'te champion
or the People' Klghle, being thoroughly de
voted to Ih beet Intereettet all. -
Subasilptton. only SI year, free of poatags
Specimen coplea mailed free on arplloatlon.
Bate of advertuUng very reasonable,
Addreea
, 8P1BIT OF TUB SOTJTH,'
Bocklngham.N. O.
arehll so-tr
JfEW ADVISTISIJIIIkTS.
45
BROWN &
Ws still continue to sell at our former
vauoe in the markets, and as
print :
Clouts Hpool (Jolton 0 eents a spotil or 70 oonts per doses,
' Unbl iacWl Cotton from 0 cents ptr yard.
83 inoh Fruit of the Loom .1 1 Cents Der vard.
3 " Loom. 12,
80 Wamsutta .'. icf
New Spring Calioooa, host quality, 10 oenta per yard.
liitdies Pull's for the Neck G sud 10 cents, worth 25 eents, a bargain.
It would be a great lavina to those i iiitinu the ritu tor the
ing their shopping iu the Dry Goods line to give us a call dtcWoms to making
their purchases. We take this method of advertising prioes for you to oom
pare them with not only Wilniintrton and vicinity, but with those) of inv an.
tion of ths country, wo have no time
streets, or look vou up iu the Hotels,
Our objoct is purely bustnoBS, and ws
SEVERAL JOB LOTS.
Such as 100 dossen Kid Gloves for 50 oents per pair, worth f 1 60.
Ladi hi'mmed l'uro Liucn Handkerohiofa 15 oouts, worth 25 oouts.
20 pairs Blankets 1, worth t 60, -
WE HAVE GOT EVEHYTHING WE ADVERTISE.
ONE PRICE-TERMS CASH-NO SAMPIES CUT.
BROWN & RODDICK,
TT.Tll t
LAST U11AME BEW REMOVAL.
HE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK, DAMAGED BY FIRE AND WATER,
CONSIHTINOOF
DRY OOODH, Acc.,
...Wlll .bo Closed out This Week at Private Sale.
" Bargains may be had by calling at onoo.
RU. FRAWK BR0.,
63 Market Street.
march 7
SOLUBLE PACIFIC G1TM0 CO.;
JA.xrrA.i 1,000,000.
PRICES REDUCED THIS DAY.
w AuiuuMMX 11 tu txvxnJimtJ umn tiVLiUliLKl'AUlSHj UV AHO
for ssle, either for CAHBf or on CHOP TIME. Lilwrsl terms will be mde
with Merchants and other reliable parties to sell this Guano at onr Wareho
prioes.
W. II. McUAllY & ( 0.,
Oommlalon Merobants.agentafor rsolUeQaaiio Co., andDealeraln N. I Peruvian Ouano
NoBTn Watsb Htrbrt.
; WILMINCITOJt, N.
Hub-Agents for tho Sale
r. n. ttiRttnN.
C. UHAIIAin.,.,
Jan 81
Gorn Flour-
Coffee.
ft.OOO Bushels Trims White Corn,
1,000 libls. Flour, all grades ;
100 Itbls. Itufined Sugar,
200 Bags Prime Rio Coffee,
for aale low lv
- WlLLIaM.l A MUKCUISON.
Hoop Iron, Clue, Nails and
8hot.
600 Bundles Hoop Iron,
100 Barrels Gluo,
200 Kegs Nails,
300 Bogs Shot.
tor aale low by
WILLIAMS MUR0H18ON.
Hay--Bacon-8yrup-nice.
200 Bales N. R. Hay,
200 Boxes Smoked and D. S. Sides,
100 Boxes D. S. & Smoked Shonlders,
60 Bbls. S. II. Syrup,
60 Bbls. Bioe.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
Molasses l Molasses I
300 Hhds. and Bbls. New Crop Cuba.
For sale low by
WIIJJAMS A MURCHTSON.
Cuano--CuanO"Cuano.
200 Tons Eureka Onnno,
250 Tona Qnanape Ouano.
Kor sale low by
WILLIAMS A MURCH1SON.
mareb I M
Peruvian Guano
TONS NO. 1 GUANA PB, '
For sale low by
WILLIAMS A MURCHLSON.
march IS SI
Eureka Guano
300 T0N8
For sale low by
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON. '
mart-a 12
SI
Du Pont's Powder.,
tUOK, RIFLE AND SPOBTINO,
BLA8TINO AND MINI NO-. Whole. Half
and Quarter Kh , : ,
For sals bj ' 'o ,
O. O. PARSUT A OO.
sisrsh . Il-rf
45
RODDICK
our former low prices notwithstanding thead
a substantial proof submit ths following list of
or inoliiiiition to button hole you on the
or by laviua anv claims of irlsmlsiiin.
propose doiug that iu legitimate way.
45 Market Street
ST
UNDER MANNING HOUtt.
of Soluble Paclllc Guano
..Old Hundred, N. O.
,. Marion, B.O.
IR-amdAw
A Dibtiller Wanted;
MAN WITH NO FAMILT, WHO OAN
niaks Whits Boaln, and bring satisfactory
references; 10 go to Mobil, Ala. '
Apply to
JAMES 0. STEVEBBOB.
' Sa tr
E. FRANK COE'S
Amuioniatcd Bome fhoepbala.
-llTAA TONS OFTHB ABOVB WE Lb
IVV known and valuable rertlllaer.
ror aale lor eaah or on crop time satisfactory
lecurity. Liberal diaonunt On lot.
0. O. PARSLEY A CO.
oaf
fb 1
oiviorv,
gELBOTEO HAMS,
Ber Tongue,
Smoked Beef.
For tale at
O. H. W. BUNOB'8,
N. . Corner Market and Second Street
march T
Molasses ! Molasses !
1,10 Hhda. New Crop Cuba Molaaaea,
100 Bbla. " Untie Molaaeas,
20 Hbl. Sngar Hons Molaraes,
20 Hbda Demarara Molaneea,
IS Bbls New Or loan Molaaees. . .
For aale by
KBHOHNBB A OALDEK BBOS.
march 7 BT
Forty ' Cases and Baskets
Flnrat and moat popnlar brand of
CHAMPAGNES.
CJPAEKMNG MOSELI.K AND OATAW.
p ba Wine Quarts and.Pln.ts, at Importers
Prioes.
CHAS. D. MYERS A CO.;
B and 7 North Front
Undoubtedly True
That our Brand of .
DESELECT WHISKEY
I the bert, parert and most telUble Family
RreWblfkev now In the m.rkct. Ita nnrlt.v la
at tinted by the blghert medical and scientSe
authority and Its papular prios of , .
TUBER DOLLARS s r
is moderate, and leave no reason for Bring th
common adulterated mixture ukl as wblakty.
CHAS O.MYERS A CO.,
Sole Agent,
' ' ' . B et 7 North Front 9U
march T Star oty. Si
DniHTIVr NEATLT KXKODTr.Doa
r lilil I liiU the (borteet notio aad at
tbe moat reeoiible W'maat the
JOUBNAL OF1U&