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STIIlAt. MARCH 28. 1875.
BY TELEGRAPH;
llALEUJII.
MUTINY ANDMUHDER AT TI1E
STATE FEN'llENTIAUY.
THREE CONVICTS ESCAPE.
SPECIAL TO TUB JOURNAL.
IUlkiuh, March 27 Tbree pvuiteu
tiary oonvicU attacked a member of
the guard Uvday and, after kilting Lim
with a hatchet, succeeded iu making
their esoape. They were part of the
detail at work on the quarry outside
of the stockade. W.
AT HOME.
LWYER BRYAN RESPITED UN
TIL BEPTEMBElt.
RESIGNATION OP THE CARTE
RET COUNTY OFFICIALS.
MORE HEAD UITY, JN. U. MlirCU 21
Noon Lawyer Bryan, who was to bare
been executed yesterday, for the mur
der of Michael T. Laugley, has been
respited until September next, which
waa occasioned by the resignation of
the sheriff and all of the other county
officers who were responsible for the
execution of the sentence. Xhe
reason given is that the negro belong
ed to Onflow county and not Garten t,
whither the case bad been removed
and tried.' The elocution has been
Eoetponed untd the third of Septem
er, when new officers will buve been
elected.
TEXAS.
MEXICAN RAID ON THE
FRONTIER.
AMERICAN CITIZENS CARRIED
OF)? PRISONERS.
Cobpcb Christi, March 27 Noon
A large body of Mexicans attacked
several ranches, seven miles from this
city, last night; and robbed the store
taking several Americans prisoners.
Intense exoitement prevails as an in
vasion is apprehended.
EUROPE.
KHIVA BENDSTHE PREGNANT
HINGES TO RUSSIA.
PRGRESS OF PROTESTANTISM
IN SPAIN.
Bbbxin, March 27. Noon. The
Khan of Khiva has asked Russia's as
sistance against his unruly subjects,
and has also offered to become a vas
sal to the Czar.
Pabis, March 27, Noon Louis Am
eloe Eugene Aohard, the French au
thor, is dead.
Madrid, March 27. Noon Accord
ing to statistics obtained from Protes
tauts thirty thousand Spaniads have
lcn converted to Protestantism since
18G8. Protestant chapels in this city,
and elsewhere in the oountry.continuo
open.
ELECT1UCISMS.
The Chicago Demogue-Far well 'con
tested election case has been finally
dropped; Farwell, who was declared
elected, remaining the representative
from the Third District
At Locust Gap, Penii., the striking
1! 3 3 1
miners anmpea loaueu cars auu unm
ed the depot and telegraph office, Po
lice have been sent from Reading and
Philadelphia to protect property.
Siinnis, Bros. & C., of Boston,
furnishing goods house.hasjuuspended.
The Rhode Island Democrats ha'6
nominated Chas. P. Cutter for Gov
ernor. The Convention was the larg
est that the Democrats have held for
years. .
LOUISIANA.
AUGUR TAKES COMMAND.
WOODS CLAIMS THE-RIGHT TO
SELECT A JUDGE.
Nbw Orleans, March 27 Noon
Gen. G, C. Augur has arrived at New
Orleans, from Texas. He will take
command at onoe, relieving Gen.
Emory, who leaves for Washington.
Jndge Woods has deoided that the
S'atutes Igive him power to select a
Dietriot Judge in his circuit, to fill a
vacanoy. ' He relies on section 591,
United States revised statutes, for this
authority.
THE ICE.
EFFECTS OF THE WARM
WEATHER IN THE GORGE.
Water Gap, Pa., March 27 Night
The ice gorge, rvhich is seven -miles
about the gap, still remains the same.
The strong resistance by the ice in
the gap has been lessened by cutting
channel through the middle. The
rain last night has made no visible
impression. The weather is warm and
the snow is melting rapidly. Should
the weather remain thus for two or
three days, the break ia inevitable.
Several visitors came hers to-day to
witness the expected break of the
tremendous gorge. This gorge con
sists of 150 miles thrown into a space
of 18 miles, which is now 83 feet thick.
PHmtiipsBtina, N J., March 27
Night The Lehigh Railroad Company
have offered to rebuild the old cover
ed toll bridge if the stockholders will
burn it Its destruction is certain, and
will carry with it the iron railroad
foridgo,
IIEADQUAUTEKS.
WHAT THEY THINK OF THE
LOUISIANA JUDGESHIP.
CRUISE OF THE CADETS.
Washinotox, March 27 Night
The lnt legal opiniou is that neither
the iTresideut, nor Justice ISradley, oi
the Supreme Court, nor Cheuit Judge
WooUa can designate a successor to
Judge Durell as District Judge for
LiOuiHiaua I tie beucu must remain
vacant uutil Congress meets.
Grant gwu to New York Sunday,
Sloop i f war Alert w ll uarrv the
cmlet engineers from Auuapolis on
their suiuuier ciuiHw.
The steamer Dispitch, which car
ries the Mexican Senatorial excursiou-i-ts,
"couNpirators," has arrived at
KvWet.
The President and Cabinet have ac
cepted an invitation lo assist rj a fiolio
iu Boston over the centenuial of the
battle of Lexington.
(iOTUAM.
THE JOHN MITCHELL PARADE.
BANK STATEMENT.
Nkw York. March 27. Night.
The parade in honor of John Mitchell,
has b en postponed. A meeting will
be called shortly, at which arrange
ments will be perfected to carry out
the programme on a week day.
Loans have decreased four and three
eighth million dollars ; epeoie has in
crease J one million dollars ; legal ten
ders have decreased one-qu'urter mil
lion dollars ; deposits have decreased
three five-eighth millon dollars ; re
sume has increased one tbreif-quarter
million dollars.
DKLAWAKE.
AN OFFSET FOR THE CIVIL
RIGHTS VILLAINY.
Dover, March 27 Noon The Leg
islature .has adjourned. The bill
passed several days ago to meet the
Civil Rights bill is now a law. It
does not mention color, but provides
that hotel keepers, railroad companies,
steamboat owners, and others, may
provide tepaia e i exmmodatious fi I
any class of people obnoxious to their
customers or passengers.
SPECIAL.
Th large Mia of Klmwoxd collar, prove
their popularity. If yon bars not yet worn
them, try them at ones.
A Monument
As big as the (rand Pyi amid might b ballt
or the teeth that hare been rained by neglect'
Shall thin thing go In face or the great (act that
SOZOPONT U a certain preservative of den
tul decay? ,
Fevers seldom make an attack without war,
ing, and may often b thrown off by soaking
the feet In warm water, wrapping up warm In
bed, and takiug two or three of Parsons' Pur
gative Pills.
A Missionary, Jnstreturnd, lays he regards
Johnwn's Anodyne Liniment as beyond all
price, ami efficacious beyond any other medi-oin-.
It Is adHptml toa great rariety or special
cases, and Is the best ptfn cure- In the world.
Consumptive. Take Notice
Every moment of delay makes jour core
more hopeless, ard much depends on the Ju
dicious chol re of a remedy. The amount of
testimony In farerof Dr. Schenck'i Palmonlo
8yrup, as a cure for consumption, far eiceeds
all that can be brought to support the preten
sions cf my other medicine. See Dr. Schenck'i
Almanac, containing the certificates of many
persons oi the highest reepectahllity, who have
been restored to health, alter being pronoun,
oed incurable by phv.'lciaus of acknowledged
ability. Schenck'i Pulmonic fyrnp alone baa
cured many, as these f (deuces will show; bat
the cure Is often promoted by the employment
of two other remedies whfch Dr. Bcbenck pro
tides for the purpose. Thcsn additional reme
dies are Hchenck'i Se Weed Tonlo and Man
drake Pills. By the timely use of these medi
cines, according to directions, Pr. Hcheuck
certifies that moat any case of Consumption
may be cored.
)r. Rchenck Is professionally at his princi
pal office, ccriier sixth and Arch ttreets,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all latere
for advice must be addressed. .
anaMMaaMM
NEW ADVERTISE ENT8.
TAX NOTICE.
Wilmington Trwnship.
The Board of Trustee and Tac Listers for
the Township and Uity of Wilmington will pro
ceed, on the first dv of April, IMS, aadlor
twenty-davs thereafter, at the City Hall, In
the city or Wilmington, bet ween the hours of
9 A U. and 3 P M., and every Friday evening
during the month of April between the hour
oUP.M and P.M., on said days, to Lisa
the taiable lends and proity, and make tU
assessments required by law.
All persons and corporations within this
Township and t'I'y are required by law to give
in their taxable, and attiud at the above time
and place fur the i urpon specified, within
twenty days, under the penalty of double tax.
Extract from Act to Raise Revenue :
'All per on who are liable for a Poll Tax
and shall willfully tall tj give themselves In
and a'l per mits who own Property an 1 fall to
List within the time allowwi, shall be deemed
gii'.ltj of a Misdemeanor, ard on conviction
thenot, shall be fined not mtrethan FKty
l)oll-r, or lmpriaoned not more than thirty
dys."
Byorderof the fioird of Trustees.
, 8. T. PUTTS,
i ' Township Clerk
march 8 . - . . 76 It
Tobacco, Snuff, Lye and
Potash.
2r)0 Boxes Chewing Tobsooo,
20Bbbls nd Half-Bbls Snuff,
25 Cases 1 Oz. Bnuff,
100 C'Bes Lye,
75 Cases Potash, '
for sale by
KKBUHNEtt A OALOKR BKOrt
nmSlTlti" SKATLV EXROUTEU at
it I It I I "13 the shortest notice and on
the mot reasunabte te msattno
onMNAi,. ns-rirn
7D0IHu CARDS aV
Utmost tasUlonabl style at tfaa
luuiiMALurrius
HEW AUTERTHMM-1
NEW AND HOVEL
LOTTERIES !
rj,000 for...
tl2,(XX) for...
lOO.tXK) ...for...
100,000 for...
. ti 00
. MOO
.fc!0 00
.120 00
ffrtlssouri SUt9 Lotteries.
om th If ih (ay ef lack Btk
rlsig w ill b Istaesa ik 94
' SINGLE NUMIEI LOTTERY.
CAPITAL FKI2K, $12,000!
10,290 Prizes, amounting to HOO.OOa
v Tickets Only 2s
Try a Ticket in this Liberal Scheme.
8 1 ,200,000 IN PRIZES.
Capital Prize $100,000!
11 6P0 Prists, amounting to tl.NO.OM I
trill be Drawn JinaM. t!t
Will be Orawa Kept M, 1S75
Will be Urswn Dee II. 1171
ev Whole TlckeU SJ0; Halve tit) Uaar.
I- r. (A
Pnaea payable la fall aad B p tponemeet
t drawings Ukee place).
Address. lot Ticket an4 Otroular,
MURRAY. MILI.SR A CO.,
F. O. Box UU, It Louis, Mo.
marcs M - IStf
Eenting; of Pews.
miiriWI AT ST. JOHN'S OBTJSCU. !
oof aer Had Or an Third ttrU, will b
rented Menday night, th Brth UsUnt, at
o'oloek.
Ther will als b a meetlag f th Parish
for th lctloa of Vestrymen far tk ensuing
year. A full attendance I desired.
By order or the Vr;rv.
MATTUIW P. TAILOR,
marcJits.ll Secretary.
Receiving by
Steam!.
Railroad
and Express,
Tl
MUNSON & CO.,
OITT 9LOTH1BBS.
aareh tt
leniiaii Molciit AssociatiOD -
TEHITn ArlMVAI. BALI. AND IBP.
per of tk Htbcrntait 0envlnt Assoc la.
tiun, lCasMr stouday vnlng, Marsh sth,at
Opera Ueas.
tupr will be alld at o'clock.
mr Tloket can b had frm ComnltU.
JAM. OORBBTT,
T. IHiNLAN,
J. H. McOABITT,
,1 McOUWAM,
ti. F. LAMM,
march t.t Cmrjiltte.
UEMBBBH: There will be a meeting of
the Aewoiatton at )A poll Hall, comer Market
and Ssoond streta, at I o'olock P. M., Wed.
nesday, March list.
The Interest f each msnker requires hi
personsPattandanee.
By erdtr of OommtttM.
mar W-ltSun Wed JOUH METEB.
Spirit Casks. Hoop Iron.
Clue, 4c.
901 STANDARD t)A8 KB,
V Tons Hoop Iron,
3M Rbls. Glue, all grade ;
' Papers Btvets
t0 Bbl. Bungs.
II " ftpauith Brown.
For sals hj
RBB0UNBB A OALOXS BROS
arch 21 I'
Sheeting ! Sheeting!
g BALR8 (' Lake Gorge") BUMtlng
For sal by
KEKCHN8R A OALDEA BBOK,
march SI i IS
Corn, Oats. Hay and Rice.
1,00 Bushels Corn,
l,i " Oate,
K0 Bale B astern Hay,
ISO Bale If. B. Hay, '
M Bbla. Bio.
For sale by
KEBOHNEB A GALDBBf BBOS.
march 21 'it
Nails, Powder and Coffee.
800 REGS HAILS,
4o Kegs Bpertlng and Blasting Powder,
100 Bags Ooffe.
For sal by
KKKORNKB ft CALDBB BBOB
. march 21 I
The Auction Sale
o
F J, 8. WILLIAMS' STOCK Of DBT
G.ds, Ac, will b resumed Monlay, March
18th, at 10:11)1. M.
During the sale a larg and desirabl stock
of
Spring and Summer
DRESS OOODS will, for the first time, be
offered for sale to th highest bidder.
BETH W. DAVIS,
march TS-lt - AncMoneer.
NOTICE.
rpflB ANNUAL ELECTION OF VESTHY-
inen for St. James' Parlrh wlll.be held In the
Vestry room of the Church to moirow, Easter
Monday, from 13 to 2 o'clock.
JAME4 ANDKKSON, Sect'y.
march IS 7Ht
Turpentine Tools,
(Of warranted quality),
Hackers, Boun Shaves, Turpen tin Dip
ners, Hack Wellit, Hack File, Bonnd 8ha
wnettara, holn Stralnsrs, skimmers, Dip
prs, Ae. A larg stook r th abjve good
andatprloes that rock, aandorsnd bottom
price, can't compel with, can b found at th
Old KtUbllsbed Hardware Hoose of
JOHN DAWSON,
Ko. II, M and 11 Market Street,
march 28 10
5IW ABYTISXMOTS.
In Store ant! to Arrivo !
14 Kf 5 alls, Parker Mill,
H Dose eadlrg Hoe. .
0 t oll Uottoa iUp, '
So Plow all kind. Including th Dm,
OaMiat.ef all kinds. 4 Ton. Pulwar J
M Da Backhands, and vrything
fOaad la a larg Maiwar Uoya. All lur sale
at etiog pr lo. soy
archil MII.ISA MWRCU180M
L' Arioso.
Mimb.r ar rated to sut at rmmer-
Wal Kirkang oa Monday King, IBrU tusl
at I 'lock. A fall atieadanc lsdwlrl,
hastiimaf iDportanr will b kroaght bsfof
a Limn.
By aider of th President
W. J. GORDON, '
cratary and Treasurer,
arck M Ts-lt
CflcKiii Butter 25 Cents per Ponnl,
N. O. HA US.
A frn lot ot Canned Ooods just rceetved.
Fall Mock of Qrocorlss, Hay and Grain,
Tot sal low by l
GRANT HINTON,
Grocers & Uommtssioa MevchanU.
nucha IBdAwlt
Auction Sale.
Bales Boom No. 0 Market Street.
I will ll a Tutsday morning, March 11th,
at I0e'lck, Household Furnrtor, Btovssnd
Pipe, lo Boi, LetUr Pr, lufaat Drib and
Oairlag, and a larg stock Carpenter Tool,
entirely new; Rady Made Clothing, Dry
Goods, Boot and Khoe.
B.KABSWB1LRB,
arch H it Actloueer.
Family Groceries.
8 TKULY LOYAL SUBJECTS WE BUY
all of our supplies In
'TkM linlted StaUa,"
and oan only offer our good as Ike "Beit"
within our limited reach. As aooa uweoao
establish branch lo all the leading ooBmer
elal eitlMof th Old World we will safely and
traly clhr the BIST of EVIBYTBIHO I
TUB WOBLDi I a the meantime we eter th
baetgrad f all good In our lln sold la thU
city end at the Lewst Ceah Frio.
Family Groeerle of vr J variety.
CHAS D. MYER8 ft CO.,
T North rrwa Ml.
arch It
Memoirs or Service Afloat
DURING THE WAR BET WEEN
THE STATES. -
BY ADMTBAL BAPHAEIi BlktMBS.
"The Antoorat of The Breakfast
Tabla (erery man his own coswell).
"The Law and the Ladj." Bj Wil
kie Collins.
"A Fast Lifa" on the Modern High
way. By Taylor.
"Hulda" after the German, by Wis
tor. The Frozen Deep." By Wilkie
Collins.
For Ml by
CONOLEY & IATES,
47 Market Street,
marsh M
TS
Hobby.
Cents Box-Toe Nobby Caltere,
hand-sewed, Cable wire, and machine sewed
made on improved last; warranted not to rip.
Khoe for old men, br oad role and heel the
moet comfortable (bo worn. An examina
tion I solicited. .
Cail at
0. A. PRICE'S,
Sign of I he Golden Boot,
march?!! s
Eicon, Sugar. Coffee,
Flour, Etc.
200 Boxes D. S. Sides and Shoulders,
200 Boxes Smoked Sides A Shoulder,
300 Bbls. Refined Sugar.
200 Bags Prime Rio Coffee.
1,000 Bbla. Flour, all grades ;
10,000 Bushels Prime White Corn,
400 Bales N. R. Hay,
800 Bundles Hoop Iron, '
100 Barrels Glue,
400 Kegs Nails,
800 Bags Shot. ,
60 Bbls. Whole Rioe.
60 Bbla. S. H. Syrup,
100 Boxes Soap,
60 Cases Soda,
160 Boxes and Half Boxes Oandlss,
60 Boxes Candy,
10 Cases Matches,
60 Cases Oysters,
60 Cases B. Peaches.
, Forallowby
V . WILLIAMS A MUB0HI8ON.
Guano ! Guano !
860 Tons Goanape Guano,
200 Tons Eureka Guano,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS A MUBCHIBON.
Molasses! Molasses!
200 Hhds. and Bbls. New Crop Cuba,
For sale low by .
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
msrehlS 75
In Store and to Arrive !
8PR1NC CLOTHING.
Full assortment of
COLLARS, CUFFS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
. TIES, BOWS, 4o.
CITY OLOTHIEBS.
arch M
It
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fine ArtSupcrb Uooks,
The largest and most valuable col
lection of works on the Fine Arts ever
xposed for tale in this city, now on
exhibition at
HEINSBERCER'S
Uv Book and Mosi Store,
narsh N T3
The Piedmont Press,
HICKORY, N. C.
I th only psper publish! la Catawba
eounty, a tut hasanitenslvolrcultlon aasoi'g
Merchants, rarmers, and all c!aMeof bul
aer men In th Stat. Th rami a lire,
i
wlde-awak Imorratlc pixT, and la a desire
bl medium for advertblug In W e'er a Norih
Carolina Liberal term allowid en yearly ad-
vertisf ment. Subsoilptlou ti In advance.
Addree MCBKILL T0MUN8ON,
Fdltors and froprlrtnrs
maroh N
Tl-tl
J. fl. FREEMAN. A, M, BALDWIN.
TEETH
lExtracted Without Pain
PITH TllK USB or LIUUil) MTltt US
Oitd tie.
Frlre reduced for Artirlclal Teeth. Teeth
Filled Iu tb most Improved maimer.
Offlo on Mark.t Street, between Front and
Ssooud.
FKEKMAM BALDWIN, ,
Ueiitl.t.
march 9I-lw t
Something New.
latest FaNhlon Oeiits Dn ea Ooatm
Ltt Fashion Oaiiis DusinrNi Uuat.
LaUt FmIiIoo Uents Drrse Mult.
Latest Kanlilon OeuU Fiirnlshlng loods,
Latest Fashion a) iring UooUs Uonora'ly.
I kave. without ticeptlon, th flnest assort.
ut r new things la ueuts attire mai u
bavr been my privilege tooll'evan
appreciative people. My Nprlug ef
fort far einela that ol ay other
rlouwln the rlly Both Mer.
clunt Tsllorlnj anl Keady
Msde Itvpartmeiitaluliy
orgauised and ready
for an tmmsns
business
A. DAVID.
A. DAVID. A. DAVID.
march II 11
LOST I
A FAOKAOi CONTAINING, AMOSO
etitr things, Mveral Kail road tlokot. Tb
finder will be rewarded by leaving them at th
Joobwal offlo
maroh IT
. ' TMia
The Croat Mexican Show,
Most Thrilling Artistes in the World.
94 Star Performers. 81
IHECKXKHKATKD
Iloncajo Family,
Or eat Meilosn Wlie Walker., .Acrobats and
Trapes performers I
THHEEdKKAT CLOWNS.
Happy Jack Lawton, the People' Favorite
Clown.
Will ethlblt in Wilmington on Thursday
n4 Friday, April 1st and 2d, on Fifth street,
between Chestnut and Mulberry.
ItT Admission B0 Cent. Children SB uonu
ma'ch n 7t-At
Spring Millinery.
WTRS. K.A.LCM8DEN ha Jurt returned
uom new lora witn an tne latosc iiyic oi
Millinery floods, consisting of Pattern Bats
and Bonaote, Children' llaU and Freocb
Flower.
mirchftlw E. A. LUMSDEN.
i,
mHK LAST CHANCE TO GET TH E BKN-
a dow noDS or some oiner targe gut lor
Two Dollar and rifly Cental
The drawing of the Grand Gift Concert, In
Greensboro, N, O., ba been deferred until
April 19th, when It will, without any further
delay, be prooeedol with. Those wishing to
Invest can do so by sending to the Manager,
O. P. Mendenball, Box I, Greensboro, N. ).,
oroftUtT agents at different place.. Tloket
lot sale In this plaoe by
MATTHEW P, TAYLOR,
march Kit , Ageut.
HUE ARTS. '
Geo. It. cott,,
ARTIST IN CRAYON PORTRAITS.
Samples can be seen and Orders
left at the Book Store of P, Heinsber-
ger.
The Patronage of the Public is re
spectfully solicited. .
inarm iwir i
No. 1 and Mess Mackerel,
PICKLED,
SPICED, 1
SMOKED and
FRESH SALMON.
CHAS D. MYERS k CO.,
87 North Front St.
Fresh Roasted and Ground
STBIOTI.Y PTJBELA'IUATRA COFFEE,
eholoeat iraU. If you want K'tud Coffee
TlY THIS.
CHAS. D. MTERS A CO.,
8 AT North Front St
march! Til
SEW ADVERTISE2IEM3.
45
BKOWN &
We still coutinno to sfll a our former low prices notwithstanding the ad
vance in the markets, and as a subRtautitd proof submit the following list of
prices:
y (Vats' Spool Cotton 6 cents a spool or 70 oeuts per doscn.
" Uuttl 'aolieil fjutton from 0 cents per yard.
33 inch Fruit of the Iiooru Cents per yard.
8(1 ' " IxHim I2j " " "
8(1 Wamsutta 16 "
New SpriiiR Calicoes, host quality, 10 cents per yard.
Ladies Full's for the Neck tl ami 10 cents, worth 25 cents, a bargain.
It would be a yrt at mvinp to those rixitint th city for the purpose of do
ing their shopping in the Dry Ooods line to give lis a call ;rru'ou to making
their purchase. We take this method of advertising prices for yon to com
pare them with not onlv Wilmington and vicinity, but with those of any leo
tion of the conutry. We have no time or inoliustion to button hole Ton on the
streets, or look you up in the Hotels, or by laying any claims of friendship.
Our object is purely bun incus, and we propose doing that in a legitimate way.
SEVERAL JOQ LOTS.1
Such as 100 dozen Kid fllovfs for CO ceuts per pair, worths?! 60.
Ladies hemmed Pure Linen Handkerchiefs 13 cents, worth 25 ceuts.
20 pairs Uioukets , worth 8t 50. ,
, WE HAVE GOT EVERYTHING WE ADVERTISE.
ONE PRICE-TERMS CASH-NO SAMPtES CUT.
BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street.
march! 1 M
GUANO ADVERTISEMENTS.
CASH r - T I II E
Price Price
850 00 y ' 858 00
per to
1 I y W v
, .
pounds.
THE HIGH BTAKDAHU OF QUALITY
.. IS CONBIUKltEU BY THUSE WHO
1 r
MANUFACTURED.
LIBERAL AND ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS
FOB LAKOB LOTS, GIVEN ON APPLICATION.
LOCAL AG-ENTS
-A.T ALL THE PRINCIPAL DEPOTS,
DeROSSET ;S .j
GENERAL AGENTS
For North Carolina and Virginia,
-AT- '.' .
WILMIIVGTON.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUM CO.;
OVlJXrXI 1,000,000.
PRICES REDUCED THIS DAY.
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TONS SOLUBLEPACIFTCiinANO
tot sale, either for CASH or on ClvOP TIME. Liberal terms will be nrodr
with Merehauta and other reliable putties to sell this Oaano at our Wareho
pnoes.
W.
Com mission Merobsnts, Agent for Pacific Guano
Sub-A gents i'or the Sale
r. n. ino! ,
V. U HA II Ait
Jan 81 i
At $53.00 per Ton, Cash, or $G0.00,
iiii
NAVASSA ACID PHOSPHATE,
At $33.00 per Ton, Cash, or $38.0
WE GUARANTEE that th previous High Ora
K. R. BRIOflERS, President
D. MoRAK, Treasurer,
l. L. OKAFFLIX, tluperlntendent.
Jan 5 . , .
Potatoes, Potatoes Pota-
. toes.
10.0
BBLS EARLY ROSB POTATOFS,
For sale by
narobsi - t
15
EODDIOK
per .
2,0f01bs'.
-
Payable
Nov.l.
.FT " . . i
t)rt" ,-((
HAS DKES FULLY MAINTAINED, AMI) IT
HAVE OIYEM IT A FAIla TB1AL THE
l4-DlUw(Sunl'l)ru4W4ni
I
JL McKAHY & CO..
Oo., tud Dealers In No, 1 Peruvian Ousna
Worth Water Street,
WIXJtllNUTOflf, N.
ol' Soluble Pacilic Uuano.
..Old Hundred, N. O.
Marlon, B.O.
27-8rad&w
WE OFFEE
OUn STAIIDAED FERTILIZERS
For the S( ason of 1875, delivered on the Cars, at Our
Factory, at the following
SOLUBLE NAVASSA GUANO
payable l.jf of November, next;
, payable 1st of November next.
of our Fertiliser shall ba fully Haivtaihib
NAVASSA GUANO COt.lPA'iY
WILMINGTON. N. C.
-nx!-UAw4ni.
From this Date
pH ICE OF COAL. WILL BB
pOPor Ton.
O. O. PARSLEY & CO. '
miroh 2S M