: ibiln journal
VITLMTNOTON. N. 0 :
TUXSIAY. AFSILS3. 1873.
The Daiit Jk kxix, Uie oldtwt daily
ijtT In North Carolina, li pubiUlied
itt morning, except Monday, at Eight
PoU.ARS t year; ForX DaLLABS six
u-Hitbs ; Sivextt-five cents jt month
r- shorter ptrrixla. Served by Carriers
" tl cttj at Skyehtt-FIVE csdU
rt war or Two Dollars and Twtn
1 f-fiTR rents pr quarter.
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tilrt-s;i fnlumn paper. Two Dotxaw
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, half ; fair eorta, Sm Dollars
ff topi, llRT DOLLARS AD A BAIF
ten copWia, riFTKts Dollars; twsntj
ftm TwxNTT-rrrK Dollars.
SPBacmrtiosa In all cam psysbls In
anew, and no paper continued after the
- 'ration of ths tim paid for.
l.tMiTTAKcu should b warts by Fost
Money Order or Expreaa. If thla ran
- nl be done, pnKectloQ agalnat losses by
mall may be cured by fbrwardiui a
Iraft payable to the order of th proprietors
J ths JorRSAL, r by tending the money
a registered letter.
A.drilatnf Rat (per Inch ot twshw
MM Wwe of advertising type.) One l",
u Insertion, On Dollar; two Inser-
lioia t)KC DOLLAIt AND A HALF; UlW
InwrUona, Two 1H.i.ak; four bertimit,
Two Dom.ak and A HAi.r; five Inaer
thrin Tun Dollabs; six Irwsnlotis
1 .REE DOLLARS AND A HALF i twelv'
aertloiia. Five Dollabs and a half,
o rnotit!.Kl0HT Dollars; two months.
.IFTRBN Doiaars; three niouuia, Twas
tt-two Dollar.
dmuai't for longer periods and kmjjei
laoe ma le upon liberal tenv
dtlress,
Enhelhard A Uaukdkhs,
Wilmington, N. t
EDITORIAL NOTES.
ItU ftuerted that tbs government
offidials of British Iodis and tie con
traotora they employed, disbursed the
heavy appropriations for feeding a
fumiahed population of ignorant na
tires withont stealing a penny. The
statement is almoat incredible to the
progreasiye American mind.
Another pilgrimage from the United
Btatos to Rome it on the tapis. The
party, numbering fire hundred, from
all parts of the United States, are ne
gotiating, through representatives, for
passage to Europe en the steamship
Ohio, of the Philadelphia and Liver
pool Line.
Euglaud is a good market for auto
graphs, yet any one who should under
take to ooustruot rales of value for
thorn would have a difficult task. At
a reoent sale, a letter of Queen Mary
brongut $105 ;one of Queen Eliza
beth, $410 ; an autograph of Mary
Queen of Soots, $285, and one of
Hums, $300.
An elopement in Millbury, Mass.,
had no novel feature, but it called at
tention to a strangely oomplioatod
family. The wife who eloped was
twenty-one years old, having been
married seven years, and the husband
whom she left was sixty-seven, fhe
husband's two sons by a previous wile
are married to his recreant wife's two
older sisters, and her brother is the
husband of her husband's duughter.
Mr. Selby, one of the attorneys for
Mr. James Lick, the Ban FranoiBeo
' millionaire, is authority for the
statement that the only change
' road in the now deed of trust
about being executed by that gentle
man is the making of more liberal al
lowances to bis relatives, some of
whom mouths ago refused the bequests
in his former deed. The other gifts
will not be materially changed.
A New York paper credits ex-Speak
er Blaine with having said last Fall
"that the Beecher scandal had cost the
Republican party its supremacy; that
too much progress was the trouble
with the party. We had progressed
through the negro and made him a
citizen; we had progressed through
the States and made them into prov
iaoee, and now this infernal scandal
business threatens to exhibit Republi
can chief j in the role of progressing
clear through the family circle," and
that the people would not stand it.
. MawaoQUBetts Baptists intend to
raise in their State $250,000 for edu
cational purposes, in $1 subscriptions.
It is to be a Centennial gift, and is to
be divided among the denominational
colleges as follows: $100,000 to the
Newton Theological Institution; $60,
000 to the Worcester Aoademy; $50,
000 each to Brown University and
Colby University and to the American
Baptist Missionary Union; $10,000 to
theAmerioan Baptist Ilome Mission
dooiety; the money raised to be used
for permanent investments on build
ing.
By an arrangement which went into
V operation in New York last week,
about sixty of the leading law ofBoes
in that city are put in telegraphic con
nection with each other and the courts,
roe project was discussed about a
year ago, but nothing practioal came
of it until now. The oompany is form
ed by aixty subscribers, each of whom ,
has a card containing the names of all
wU are oonnected, and to every indi
Tidual a number is assigned. Between
these seveialoffloee private telegrams
can be instantly sent, or messages ean
be seat directly to any part of the
ooontry from any one of the offices.
The company also provides messenger
service for the oourts,' reporters and
operators. By the end of another
month it is probable the oourU in
I'-rool !jf will be connected.
ACCIU IMUT TO njlilt.
ik-ta'-Ajr Uort-JB drws a vmd jio
tare of the South, and it is at wretch
ed as virij. Ia the course of an in
terview with a eorreepoudent of Lhn
Cincinnati (Jatttte, he said, after Uuv
ing Richmond :
lis dul not see a single firm houe
one-half as pretentious as the average
farm-houses in Indiana. There Wire
no evidences of tante, thrift, or pros
perity. During a ride ot 210 miles
through Mississippi, he saw only one
white man at work. II and reds of
thousands of negroes were plowing,
and otherwise engaged, but the whue
men were not to be seen outside of
the oities and the larger towns. Deso
lation and destitution seemed to stalk
over i he land. Biting aoonstomed to
well cultivated farms, the fine farm
buildings, the upr ght fences, the
white school bouses and steepled
churches tf the Northern Btatea, i.
was really painful for him to look upon
such scenes as were preaeuted to his
eye wherever he went or whichever
way tie looked. Itie plantationa were
poorly cultivated, or not cultivated at
alL ienoes were dilapidated, ana ine
houses for the most parts were hovels.
Commenting upon this picture the
Chioago Iirfer Occan adds its insult
to the injury inflicted by its party,
when it says that "tbebaue of the
South is idleness and unthrift," and
that "these qualities are not the legacy
of the war, but of slavery.
Senator Morton's testimony is pro
bably true in some respects, but in
others it is unqualifiedly false, y im
putation, if not direotly. If he saw .but
one white man at wotk in Mississippi,
it could only have been because be
ought out for observation only such
places sa he kuew were worked by ne-
gioes alone. More likely, however,
Senator Morton penned a deliberate
slander, In Mississippi, as in other
Southern States, is a well known
fact now that not only white men, but
hite women often till the fields,
that in many inatsnoes would other
wise lsy idle. Necessity knows no
law, aud with many it ia, alas, either
to work or to starve. The desolstion
which marked the track of Sheridau's
barn burners in Virginia, and of Hher
man's bummers in Georgia and South
Carolina aud North Carolina lift
tue iuhabitauts to a laud ab
solutely bare of subsisteuoi
They not only stole the products
previous years of labor and thrift, but
ven the very seed that had been re
served for another harvest, aud with a
refinement of crnelty never known be
fore in oiviliied warfare they stole the
very implements with which the
ground was tilled, and burned the very
farm aud store houses from whence
they stole the grain, and then sacked
and burned the houses that sheltered
the helpless iuhabitauts. Had the
Oermaus overruu the South as they
did Franoe the result would have been
diQoreut, aud Von Moltke could
tell Grant and Sherman many
a rule of civilized warfare as
Bismarck oould toach onr statesmen
many a priiolpal in political economy
aud diplomacy. A hundred conquests
of Frauoe by the Germaus.two nations
who have been at enmity for a thou
sand years, oould hardly have left that
country more utterly destitute than
was this fair land of ours left by our
loving brethren of the North.
Yet it was not only the actual pos
sessions then in baud that were stolen
from us, but the horde that swept
down upon us after the close of
the war pledged the credit of the
States tor years to oonie to satisfy their
Insatiable rapaoity, and now, after ten
years of peace, with Mississippi still
plnudered by a carpet-bag Governor
aud his allies. Senator Morton, one of
the most malignant of bis type, and
the Chioago Inter-Qctan, a represent
tntive of the thieves who have plun
dered snd robbed the poor South, at
tempt to cast ispersions on a class of
men, poor, laboring, toil-worn mon,
the men whose , dust-stained gar
ments they are not worthy to touch.
Thank God that the stables have
teen cleaned at last aud that new men
will next Fall inaugurate a new era in
the government of this country. Giv
en peaoe at home and houesty and
capacity in the administration of the
affairs of the nation and one half of
the next ,decade of years will ahow
more of plenty and prosperity than
will have been known in the South
for twenty years past.
The citizens of Olssgow are raising
funds for the erection of a monument
to Livingstone. The subscriptions are
limited to $25 each, and are coming in
freely.
The most popular of the hymnssung
by Baukcy.the vocal partner of Moody,
the revivalist, has this chorns : '
"Hold the fort, for I am coming,"
Jeaue elgnala atlll ;
Tf to the anewer back to hearen $
, "By thy grace we will."
Thvariety of kisses introduood in
tho likelier buniness is calculated to
amssa people who do their kisrictr by
analysis. There have been the paroxys
mal kiss, the inspirationol kiss, the
impulsive kiss, the enthusiastic kiss
and the holy kiss; the kiss of recon
ciliation, the kiss of graoe, mercy aud
peaoe, sua tne kiss mutual. The
other kisses are reserved for the re-
Duiiai ana sur-rebuttal testimony. It
would not do to bring them out all at
once; there ia a limit to human en lur-
anoe.
Wrnll Nlreos, leada to mery tbod"ms or
DOLLAR! aiT. ComprehfnelTe eiplana.
tory olrculwa. oonUlnlng'deUII. d ilatem" ta
Sf arJES?. dealt la at
inveales IB tobr trln..
uoi...,rnVToTc-ridr.r 10
ALKX.FKOrHll,3iaM AOO..
tbS-ly-od KKWlOak.
(TtaakamwaYaawawavamwSAaYawawaw
$50 $100 $500 $1000
fin T the
I axe:
1 BT"1' AKKTME in It TO" K ATK
riifc Mi:r i qi .ti.iTt.
Nnw la aiuck aud UociUbtiy HocoiTing A
ditkw:
Plows.
Hoes,
ShoveN.
Spades,
Wheelbarrows,
nuhforks,
ANVtlJI. MI.aCKxi-lTH'i BKU.OWS,
Viroa.HajBDira,TracUhaina,rollaia.HaB,
riuw niesl, liu Irou, Hiau, fcpoaM, Uulw,
OV
KTiooTitiKu moss.
PUCK ET KRIVM,
raui K i i ri.t HT,
Mt.Vlll.VrHK.
LUTUMi TWHTOI'Sja,
(OOPfctt'S TOOLS,
And a inilet Fbck of
HARDWARE,
NATHANIEL JACOBl'S
HARDWARE DEPOT,
NO. I MA11KKT HT.
janll
-or THB-
PUBLIC.
Marshal's Office,
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. 0., j
April Uth, 1875. (
I
HORHFKTO Flf1MLF. MB I Ol LF.iNSK
I ha CltT hoionghlT. and with as lilt' dolaT l
lwlM I b'tadlT ilKd tba Oily Int i four A) I
U-a ik DltiH with a Haalth Offloor at-
flgnrd to duty in tach.
TBB FIKST PI9TKI0T, .
Inehargoof H-alth (mcr J. H. Brown, em-
braren that portion of tha City North of Mar-
kit ai 4 Kari 0r fiflh Streala
THE 8KUOA1) HISTKIUT,
In chargoof Hllb Offletr f). C. Taylor, ra
bracra that 'rtlotiof lhat'lly North of Mar
ket and Will of riltb Street.
TfiR THIRD DISTIUOT,
In rhrga of Health Officer A . J. Denton, em-
braoeathal portion of the Olty South of Mar
ket and F.avt ol Fifth HUeats.
1HB FOURTH DI8TKIC1,
Ia chage of Health rffloer B f. Waloott, em.
hracn that port! in of Ilia Olty South of Mar"
aland Wet of Fifth Htraott.
Tk Health offlrara may be designated b y the
yellow roaette, and tbey aro Inatrootsd to In.
loent and report all nnoleanllnan to my office.
It la hoped that tb Cltla.ne generally will
co operate with me In tbla Important work, and
begin tha n tded oltanlug without further de
lay
Anyperaoa lequlrlng the aerTieftof a Bca
vengnr may report tha fact to the Health Offloer
of the PlTlilun la which tha work la t be done,
or at my offlee, snd the matter ihall have the
promptest attention.
Troitlng no further appeal to our g.'Od Cltl-
ien may he refulitd, and that our City aliaU
be a mooel In neatDewdurlpgihooomlngSnu-
mar,
I aai, yery reaiectrully,
J. II KOaiNBON,
aprll IS tf City Marfhal.
BAKRBLS AND BOXKB
OraiiR-cs and Lemons.
For aale low by
QF.O. MY HIS.
JOB LOT OF
Clioico Buttor,
FIFTT PACK AW KM.
Th'a la the opportunity to gt gd Butter at
a iiy low price at
GEO. MTRR8'.
EXTRA LARGE
New llesfl Mackerel,
neorge'e Wank UodBah and Freah Ba'mnn.
This peeke freah euppllea oomlrg In to day.
At
aprll t
OP.O. MYRRH".
11 All South Front Ht.
8PRING AND SUMMER
NOVELTIES
IN
FANCY GOODS
AT
WILUAM FYFE'S,
BXOHANGE . CORSER. ,-.,,,.
twnld alaocall partlmlar attenlton to my
Mock or Plain, Strip and 'hck Nalnnookn,
Victoria Lawtia, plrqne, Victoria Stripe Qoodi,
Unen ard l.lnnn Klupfr, o , &o
l.lnen Hamlkerphlrra from 10 ots.'ap
A lot of I aril, a Hronllchea HandkerchlefVi
at JScenta, worth He. nt A bargain.
einaae elTe ma a call anil examine for your
clf. lion't lorgat Kiclianga r.orn.r
Rlecte1 dallr a full line or Ladlee Real and
Imitailoo Hair Ooode, Bunehadee, Pararala,
die, c.
aprll 11 kt
One Hundred
Tubs Choice Gilt-Edge Table Butter.
AAA. '
" CREAMINQS ' BEST I"
CHAS. D. MYERS A CO., '
6 A 7 North Front St,
" PERFECTION "
IN JFXuOTJU.
CHAS. D. MYERS A CO..
o AlNortbFrontSt
CUOICRLSROR
BREAKFAST M "CKERF L.
CHAS. D. MYERS A-CO.,
.0 and 7 North Front St.
aprll 19-tf
si
PRIIITIFJO ATLT KAROGTEUoa
' III M I r' U tha hortwt notloa and on
the meat raaaunable tai ma at tho
JOCBNAL OFFIUK
CUA!0.
mm gum
I vl r 1 mlil Oetiuln Fcunaa Ooano a
tl.e me wire c'ii d br ketvrn. Hotwoa
Hurla.l.i & I o Grnrr! Atrmeaf tb ft.
rutin ( aimt lo tliw ccui trT, adUUifa
mT kinir. mi i in i 'o m mat all
thi who loi(bt, arkniw.i tft W f arr
.ma aaiuariiir Ifciayiu. avisftu lk
nor literal dwoaM allownl to parrbaaera of
larca qu .nl llra, 1 an iablrd to atll got only
ac ttio .ine i-rtro without ouaiaiiaaiva, la tou
of 1 to t Uh , but irt cbrar boa la larnr
auaolitl'a. a I bur euoana ob'ala ia
I vg'utt aaoeam, arnica mpooo in oinao
run nT ca(otnra in proportion 10 innr or-
d'ra; wberoaa. Uo Oow Ainta aro oM'fen
to BtliiMin soa araio of priooa ana uia.
cvunia I brrrio, MttiM In wart of ratall I
ao.atiil-a will B'kJ It oroauaiicN to cut u
(dhof ard bay la lota of t" to or i-n, oa
hicb tb' b a rTiti boihtD pile and eart
in, I bearofMin bunra of BUT tori and
atiwardii. who atlll f to kaUancral Agetita la
4ead of ral'icg on ma. loalnf a.oney ibtrrby.
TtflDOa 1 HT, If TOO OOIM UO '
of tbo oat.o auld bT at, I wll gWotoy a.or
to yoor rrcarntatlT brr, mj uidrra on tha
UoTrrnmrr.t Miii, wbl k will bo roaoliM-vo
aTtdmeo Ibat tbo Guam la !h a ma u tb.t
old t.y ik. (lt.nrr.1 AgroU, Snd at lo-aprico.
( Irculara wilh rrtwein e.liumi) i, ann
foil iartlcur, mailed fr'O on anplii-at'Oi
o ' R. BALCAZAR.
I0 SI HraT.r 61., Now I ork.
t. U. Rna 1 JB.
prrk 10 SdAvtr
r.
Superior to any Fertilizer Made
In the
United HttxtoH
- j
Fur COTTON, CORN, TOBACCO.
mr Fnr alnb J MrlAughlln A Bon, Thar.
I.ti N C;W'I 4 Kro. U Idrboro. N C.
H. M H"uton St Co., Mooroe. N. i ! Murray
' .. Wilmington. N. ). ; W llllammn, l'p
. horch 'I bouiu. Kalrluh. N. : W. L Mc.
Ouro, Krai kunton, N C ; llmberlake A Kae.
racmn. nrancn & km, ttucod, n u; ai
A Argur, uuraam, MU.
rb in oi-altn
E. FRANK COB'S
Ammoaiatad Buper-Hboaphato,
FOR
OR SAI.K FOKCAHHOR ON CHOP time
O.Q. PARSLEY
k CO.
Barer! II
ir.tf
Marshal's Office
CITY OF WILMINOTON,
January 23.1, 1875.
IOTICE,
FROM Till HATE AffTIOWF.I'RII ARF
rrnlilhilml amili g Hurara or fcUx k of any
kind In I rout or tba CHy Market rrmore
atieet from the rartrrn line of Front atrent 10
the wwtu n line of Fourth atrret or Heoonrt
and Tblid atrecia, between the northern line ot
Market aid the touthern line of UheetPUii
arret', are iienlgnitrtt lor tbli purpose.
ty order e maror.
J. H. ROBINSON,
City Mariba'
janM
Nuga Bar Bon-Bons,
pLOHIUA ORANGES AM LEMON
bilcea, Cream Cbocolatea, Com Propa, snd a
full aaeortment of Mixed Candles and Mute,
Mine Meat, Apple Butter, UrouM and BUek-
well's Ploklee.
Old Port and Baker Whiskey. i
;n. w. biiure,
No. 31 North Front St.
aprll I
IS
White Goods.
TheLartlee are Informed that we hare on
aale a bunmwme ernrk ot White Monde,
A large ati-cko" Hmburgb Kilglnga,
MiillKrlglnga and Jnaertlngn, Keali acci.
itiripru nnu rigurra rique,
Htrlivd Plaid aud Plain Nalnaook Mull,
lao.inet and Rwln Muallna
Oreat hargalna are bolng offered.
B08KOWI1Z L1ESKR
Parasols, Corsets and Kid Gloves.
Handfome Kid OliTraat fl good.
Handwaie Black Kid OloTtie at SI IS.
Handsome Paraaola and Sun Umb'el.aa tstt
Olieap. ffgf
tub dosi t eraete aoia in ine olty ror the
pricee.
HUSHOW1T2 S L1KBEK.
Geits Fniiiii Us.
Attention li called to our eupertor stock of
ImporUd HiHierT" .
Uenta KnglUh Hro. Hoae,
Fngllah Fancy t at 'oo.
' Engllfh Fancy T.Me Thread How,
" Unen Pooket llandkerobiefa,
11 Bilk Pocket Haudkerchlota,
" Oauee Merino lTnderhlrt,
' I.lale Thread Uuderahlrtr.
A hriil me aupply of oclored Percale and
Whle-hirta
Oreat bargalua to eaah bnrer.
, BosKown z at i ieber.
For the Money
TwrrttT fle rcr cent In prloet can bs tared
tn all kluda of Dry Good at
BOSKOW1TZ St LIEBER'R.
aprll IS St
BUY ONLY THE GENUINE
FAIRBANKS
STANDARD SCALES.
ALSO,
The most Perfect Alarm Cash Drawer,
MILKS ALARM TILL CO.'. AIM,
Herrlng'i Safe's Coffee and Drug Mills, Letter
Preatcs.
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD SCALES.
MAscrAOTuaaaa
E- & T- FAIRBANKS & CO-,
ST.JOHNSBURY, Vi',
ramoinL soalb wabihocss:
FA Hi banks dc CO., Sll Broadway,
FAIRBANKS & OO., 16 Baltimore Bt, Bal
timore, Md.
FAtaaaHKe Sc Oo , S3 Camp Street, Hew Or.
Irana.
Faihbkks Co., 09 Main atreet, Buffalo,
'AiaaaaBS & Co., US Broadway, Albany,
FaiBBABKi AUo..ftnt8t Paal'eet, Montreal.
FaiBBAKACo.,4King Wtl.Um St, Ion.
on, Eng. '
FaiaBAHKa, Baowa A Co, I Milk St., Hot
ton, Maaii. '
Faibbakks A Ewiaa, Matonlo Hall. Phila
delphia, Pa.
Fairbanks, MoaBB A Co., Ill Late 8t.,thl.
eago.
FAinAK, MonaB A Co , 139 Walnut Street,
Clnclnmtl, Ohio
FaiBBABRa, Moitaa A Co., 181 Superior St.,
Cleyeland, Ohio.
Mas A Oo., 48 Wood Street,
Pittsburgh.
FaiiiBAitKa, Moasa A Co , 8tb and Mala St.,
LoulaTllle.
FairbabisACo , n and 104 Wathlngtos
A en ne St. Louis.
Oai""" Hdti''0i Baa Francisco,
For sale by leading Hardware fealers.
t"""1 Sl-dAw-low-eod
WEODIHG CARDS 2SW
r-rron taatilnnableetyleat tha
1 01 l t f. Tirrtna
(lAKIteaepaolaltTatth.
JOCatNAL urri
The
Ciclina Central
Hallway Company,
WfLaiaeroa, W. C, ApU IWh.UTa.
Ffglghl is,
pUIIOHTIRS ABC KOTIF1ED THAT
reight. W tha extent of Sre ear loada rr day
each way, will be carried bttweea Wllmlng-
ton and Iharlottt Uroegh la TWELVE
HOCRS.
. .- - - -
"w i"aai Dmiiimiar Miamiera
Freight will be promptly vaoafernd and
takia by thUltaa.
Freight either way by ear load will be ear.
rted to enj from OLD DOMINION STEAM
ERS to Chilians la twenty-Bine benra.
Regular freight train through to Charlotte
or Wl'mlngton la twenty-four benra.
aA Faaeenger Car will bs carried oa
Fi eight train betweea Lanrlnburg and WU
iington.
S. L. FBEMONT,
aprll IMt Ueneral Sap't.
Carolina Central
Railway Co.
OrviCsOssssAlScrsaiaTBaBBRT.
Wilmington, M.O., April 14, IblS.f
Change ofJSchedule
Oa and after Friday. April Uih. IMS. the
tralaa wUI ran otoi tLU Railway aa follows;
PASSENGER TRAINS
LeaTe Wilmington at T IS A M
AnWe in Chaillotte at T:IS P l
liCire Ohar'o t at I:lX A at
Arrive at Wilmington at ...630 Pat
FREIGHT TRAINS
aTe Wilmington at. .....
Antra at t brlotte at......
e.nop.M
.8:00 P. M
.S. A. M
..6.WA.M
Arrlralu Wllnnngtcn at
MIXED TRAINS.
Leave Uharlotia at t.no a m
Arrire at Buffalo st li M
Leare Buffalo at jg-.jo P M
Arrire In Charlotte at 4.30 p aj
No Train on Hnn4aTiiMiitna fr.ioht
train 'hat learee Wtlnlngton at 8 P. M.,lu
stead ot oa Saturday night,
' Connections.
Uonneotsat WlluilliliUin .lib 7llmlniiii Jb
Weldon, snt WUnilngton, (olumbla A An.
gnaU Kallroadal.rinf weekly New York and
TrUweekl Haltimora and weaklt Phlla.l. l.
hla Steamers, and tha Klar Mnata to ir...
stteTtlle. '
- Connects at Charlotte with ita Wulprn III.
Tlalon, NorU Carolina Railroad, Charlotte and
HtatesTlIln Kailroad. Charlotte A Atlanta
Air Line, and Uharlotte, Columbia and An
suata Railroad.
inua supplying ine whole West, Northwest
ananoumweet witn a snort and rhaau Una t
the Seaboard and Europe.
B. L FREMONT.
Chief Engineer and Saperlntandaot.
aprllis , 91-tf
Papers publishing O. O. Railway ached-
tale w
pieasw uuuoa cnanges.
Q.KNBBALnnPEKINTENU'T8 OFFICE
WILMINOTON, COLUMBIA
: and
. AUGUSTA IAILR0A0 CO.
' WumnuTtiB. N. U.. Aprlj I, IMS '
CKANQE OF SCHEDULE
Ou knd alter MoorlaT, Apatl Bth. the follow
ing schtdnlu will be run :
AIUHT BXPUEHO TBAIN, (Dally).
Leara WIlmlngtOB 8.28 P.M.
Leare Floreuce u 11. M P. M
Arrire at Colombia. 4. IS A. M
: ' " Augusta. 8.411 A. Sf
lieare August is y,n
Leare Oolumbla. 8.18 p. M
Leare Florence 12 60 A. M
Arrire at Wilmington T.lft A. M
PaMenger. going West beyond Colu nbla,
will take through Train, leaing Wilmington
at e.26 P. M.
PASSENGER TRAIN, (Daily except Bun
. day.)
Leare Wilmington ,. t 46 A.
Arrire st F'orenoe ....12;M)P.
LeaT. Florence , l jo t M
ArrlTat Wilmington...... 740 P M.
S Pawn gere 'Or Cbarleatnn, ('olnmbla and
AuguMaand beynnd. ehould take night Ex
pres train tVorn Wilmington.
8-tTh ough Sleeping Cars on night trains
for Charleston and Augusta.
JAM EH ANDERSON
,' Uen'18np.rlntendent.
aprti i
ao-tf
WILMINOTON AND WELDON RAIl
ROAD COMPANY.
Offiob o Ubbbbal flDraaiSTaanawT. )
Wilmington, si. Jan. I, mt
CHANGS OF 8CHEDTJLA.
On snd sfter Jan. 8d, Passenger Trains oi
the W . A W. Railroad will rnn aa follows i
MAIL TRAIN
Uare Hnlon Depot dally (except
Mnnrlavat at
mt truiuaooro ai.,
" Rooky Mount at.
" Weldon at ,
Leare Weldondally at.....
trr eat Rocky Mount..,
Oolilaboroat....,
" Onion Depot....
11.411 A. M
16IP.M
.4 ' P. M
10.1'S A.M
11.41 A. fti.
18S P. M.
8 OS P. St
tIPRFBB TRAIN AND THROUGH
FREIGHT TRAIN.
ta. Union depot.dally, as.. ...... 7. IS P. St,
Irrlre at Ooldsboro at 1.10 A.M.
" Mountat 4 60 A. M.
" Weldon at. 7.80 A. M
Love Wrldoti, dally, at . g 40 P. M
Arrire at Rock Mount at D.ig p. M
" Goldaboroat....... 18.18 A. M
J" Union Depot at... SIOA.M
Mall Train mkuii ... ..
- muuu at Tl ml
don for all point. North l Rv., Lins and Ae-
4 auigvvjss
89" Exprass Train oonneetsonly wlta Aoqnls
Oreek route. Pallman'a Palao HInsi
Ina-Otra thla T rata. . .
Freight Trains will leare Wilmington tri
weekly at 8.45 A. U. ai d rl at MOP. M.
JOHN V. DIVINE,
. . OSBsral Bapt.
Jsnt f-tf
Star notiy
The Enfield Times.
DANIEL BOND, Editor 4k Proo'r
O. O, DAVENPORT Associate) Ed.
Tsaa-s :-Ona Year, S8 00 ; 8lz Months, 1 00
One of the moat Interesting exchangee that
comes tons from the Old North Btaw! B.Hr
awri, Baltimore, Mil.
Judging from the Srst number, I; will Immr.
diately take rank, editorially, with the first na
pern In the Houth.-AroroJ ( Fa.) AmntaJ.
Shows an aptitude and abllltr In dlsouaiinr
Important pnbllo questions, and erlnces mnoh
enterprise In the general m np and median
loal execution. Bmmnillt ( fan) SUUi.
to.1 801.
Tobacco, Snuff, Lye and
..... Potash. .
250 Boxes Cbewing Tobsooo,
20Bbbls nd Half-Bbls Snuff,
250asesIO. Bnnfl.
100 Oases Lye,
75 Oases Potash,
Forsalaby
A-KHOHNER A OALDKS.BROS
UEVJ YORK AUD
VIA
Vilm!ngtont fJ. C.
Fast
Freight Route to all Points
North or South.
NEW.YOIIK.-
New York and Wilmington Steamship Line !
SEMI-WEEKLY,
Bailing from NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY sad SATURDAY st S P. iL, and
from WILWIKOlON, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. .
BOSTON AND FALL RIVER.
New York and WilmiiiKton Steamship Compan
CONNKCTEtO WITH Tff"
OLD COLONY RAILROAD AND STEAMERS.
Daily Between BOSTON and NEW YORK
Bemi-Weekly between NEW YORK snd WILMINGTON.
Wednesday aud Hatnrday from each Port,
. O
Shippers ray rely at on the p-omt end reflar sailing of these Ste.sB.rs. aai toirk (It.
,uta ro"' HO DELAY8. Connactlng at WlSaaiagtoa
WILMINOTt N.VOLrstB'A A ATGITHTA VAILROAP.
WILHlNUTONAWrl.IiONRAII.ROSD,
, THE OARcL'N A t'FNTRAI. BAII WT,
v v ,. AND (APE f FAR H1YFRSTEA Mill
1 hrengh Bills of Lading given to ard frora all l omts la
NORTH snd SOUTH CAROLINA. GEORGIA and ALABAMA.
Also to NEW YORK, BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, FALL RIVER sxd other
Eastern Cities.
rVpaul,BdMl0WMb'an,OlllerOIItDat'B,',M,,ule,, 9r .Tsrafaargaa
Mark all Goods Tia Clyde's Wilmington line.
tr For luither Information apply to tliheroi the nnderslgnrd JgenU of the Lias.
D. D.C. MINK,
Ueneral KaKtrrn Agent.
.9 Detomhtre Street, Boston.
Baltimore ail Men Steam TraisioitalioiCoinir
Via WJLMIKGTOIV, H. (i).
giJT i j' fWl
FAST FEEIGHT ROUTES
To all Points North or Gouth.
BALTIMORE.
Ealtmore ana" Vilmiiiton line,
UMI-WXIKLT.
-SAILINO FROM BALTIMORE
Tuesday & Friday, at 3 P. M.
, AND FROM WILMINGTON
Wednesday & Saturday.
B 0 STO N ANDPROVI DENG E.
Baltimore and Wilmington Line,
Baltimore, Boston and I rorldeoce Line,
Or Tt Canal Dally to Philadelphia and
Clyde's Philadelphia and Prorldesee Una.
Semi-Weekly from each Port.
Shippers may rely upon the prompt and reinftr skiing of these Steamers, and inhki .
patch glTeu to all shipments by this rout-. NO DELAYS. "w,n,", "a tds.
Through Bills or Lading giren to and from all Points In
NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA and ALABAMA
otwrEwtefn1'?1111, PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and
ptopUyt'.idn.r,nled M b noth" Kot snd timsas quick. ; iHorSTSisharss
Mark all Goods via Italtimore and Wilmington Line.
86T For further Information apply to either of the undersigned Agents of ths Lias.
, IDWIN FITZCERALD, Agent
baitlmure Lint , 60 ttouth street, iia.tl
march ts.tf
utimore.
Carolina Central Railway,
GENERAL FREIGHT DEPARTMENT, )
WaMraoTON, March 31st, 1875, J
T,1!.A.TTNT.,0,,. OF THE PUBLIO W REK P E T FTJI.LT INVITED TO TRB
fact that ft. Carolina Oertral Railway, being compl?td and folly eqntr fo7bss.S?
Mlrrs-with its connections st Wilmington, both .1. rilrl-ct Vteamei Lines aST Vis .WM? 2
wilmington and all eastern cities to char,
lotte, 6tatesville, greenville, spartan
burg ;
Ai, L.a.'Jfam
Han1erVuU(llnlj!"iUrnUh the nnders.gurd. Offlos in Bsnk of Ntw
aprll s-80-1y
Feathers.
jf LARGE LOT OF LIVE OEESE FEATH
tr on hand snd for sale low by
D. A. SMITH & CD.
Sash. Blinds andDcors.
LARGE STOCK JUSt RECEIVED and
lor sal. at ndueed ptieat by
D. A. SMITH & CO.
76-tf
aprai
DUY
Our Half Dime Cigar
FOR
Half Dollar per Dozen,
' Ths sbespast In this market.
At No. 3 Market Street.
D. PICOTT.
Sarchs as
BOCTOH UUZ
r
WM. P. CLYDE A CO., General Agents,
New ork Line, 8 Bowling Ureaa, H. T.
A. D. CAZAUX, Agent.
PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore ant! WilminjitDn line. ;
SMI-WSBEI.T BITWBXB
BALTIMORE AND WILMINOTON.
Baltlmorsand Philadelphia Bteaak at Co.,
Daily yia Canal between
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
WESTERN CITIES.
BALTIMORE AND WILMINGTON LINE.
Northern Central Railroad . .
aao ths "
Baltimore and Ohio Bal'rosd.
A. D. CAZAUX, Asent.
Baltlmoie and Xew l"k Lines.
WiLMmoTos. N.O.
Uonaral Freights (eat.
NORTH CAROLINA
OASSIlSrCERES.
THE TRTJK WAT TO OBTAIN BCWTH.
K.RN COMMERCIAL Indapendane B) te
Patronize Southern Industry.
A Hal dsome Lot of '
Salem Cassimeres
Just Received.
Gentlemen are Inrltsd to call and examine
these
MERITORIOUS COODS.
In Color and Fabrlo th.y are Vnrlvale
among Amarioan Goods, and would b. eredlt.'
able to the h'giie.-t European maLuraoterlaf
I
BOSKOWITZ ft UEEEB.
march ISth
EAOTORY.
Doors, Sash, Blinds end
Monldlngs, Ac,
Wheayoo want bottom prir., n whara
AoTlrlTllf ' Wlnu .C1 rills
sprllS 1 1