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VOL XXIV. HO. 101,
wmmroTOH, it. c. Wednesday, apeil 28. 1875.
WHOLE 110. 6,865.
1
WELMINOTOS, N. a;
W1D5E DAY, APEIL 28, 1875
BY TELEGRAPH:
jPQMyjPIUXa XHB BERETTA. ON
CAliMNAL WcULOaKET.
I NTERESTINQ ACCOUNT OF THE
CEREMONIES.
m4 ( wxclHtur ontWed at Saiul
(BkMok'a Cathedral this A. ML, to wit
nest the ceremony of conferring tue
b retta on Cardinal McClokej. There
ha bestf la1 enorfuous - geuuud (or
tiokoftftnd number of thono who Lad
them, feared great difflerrttj ttf gtm
iog eatrauoea. -Tbe 'treata in the im
mediate neighborhood were packid
with human beings.:1 The iuttrel
m mifeated was ao great that repmmu
tu irea from every part of the Uuiou
present. Naoiberi of front seats
-www nnoma lur iutimhi (iwh arm
- among those seated in theta were Chief
J untie Daly, Judge Donahne, District
t A tyrnaj Phelps, Sinclair aud Loring,
Cillector Arthur, Thomas Murphy ami
miuy eUror weM . kuown oitizons. At
2drnuuU to 11 o'clock the heed uf
ytha!rJrvaS8Jon emerged from the ves-
Jry, Aoolytef leading them,, followed
by long lines of clergymen, who after
mkinga genuflnctiou before the high
alit!.pasBe4 down the ooutreuiht,
which was soon paoked. When the
trplioed priests had all take i their
pieces, the representatives of the rari-
TbOa religious orders in the diocese bi
giQ to enxerge from the vestry ia their
E'otuesqUihabite.' When the procession
ad all been arranged in tue proper
p.aoee there was an interval of ten
Ttmnoteef dnring which : the Church
Vwiia tilled With joyous masid from the
BioirV ' The procession of the Prelate
at lengthy emerged from . the - vestry
with slow and measured tread. The
audience rose as the maguifloent speo
taole began to unfold itself, and the
loeue was maguifloent. Boys with
picturesque robes and swinging cen-
aore and dignitaries ia .dark purple
prt coded the Archbishops and Bishops.
T e procession was olosed by the cole
brat is ta of Mass, Bishop. Loogteia of
Brooklyn, Rtv. Dr. MoOlynu, Assist-
kut Rev. Father McGlean. Deaoou,
aud Father Keen, tub-Deacon, Then
oame Cardinal MoCloskey, the Papal
... P.iiwnraL..TW M"n Mnffiaio-fiiv Km.
ikmut Marefosohi of the Pope's No
pie Guard in his dazzling uniform.
Cardinal MoOloskey, wearing his
purple oassook and mautdlets, knelt at
the Epistle side of the altar; the Arch
bishop of Baltimore sat on his throne
on the tame aide. The officiating Bish
op and Clergymen stood at the altar
fltiina and mass was commenced at the
. eoatiteer : the Cardinal stood up aud
proceeded to his throne at the Gottpel
id ; he alone oft all the prelates pre
sent navtng me pastoral stan, wuiou
was oarried by an assistant. The offl
ci itiog Bishop, after inoensing the al
tar, three! times,- sat down with the
Daacon and Bnb-Deaoona. Bishop
Liughlin read the Introit, reoited the
celsis, whioh was sung by the ohoir.-
The Collects were reua by tue ueie
brant; the Epistle by the Sub Deacon,
and while Bishop Laughlin read the
Gospel, the entire congregation rose
" to their feet He then chanted
tLe words credo in unam Deum, and
; in a low voice, reoited the remainder
'. " of Jthe Nioene creed. When it was
' concluded, the Celebrant, together
with the Assistant Deacon and Sub-
"ldiaoon,isat down uutilthe choir hod
finished. Bishop Laughlin returned
tJ) ta the altar, whore, after the custom
ary domxnm vooiscum ana oremus, ne
p -oceeded to read the prayers at the
offertory ; the deaoon and sub-deacon
,-i prepared the sacred vessels and the
.1 bread and wine. Merohandantes quam
dUeeta was sung during this period
Aolytes again advanced with censors,
and the altar was inoensed by the
Celebrant, Jhe Archbishop, and Bish
ops rising and removing the mitres;
the Priests and congregation ftlao rose.
At this time the church was a level
sea of heads from right to left, from
the sanctuury to the doors. The right,
8 'left and oentre aisles weae packed as
rfull -as- they could hold with people
"who 'were glad to get standing room.
When the bell tinkled to announce
. i the: ODenlne of the canon er solemn
' part of the ceremony, the people
Uiiditig mad the attempt to kneel but
were unable to do so, being jnassed
so tightly together and the very unu-
Sual spectacle was witnessed oLa huu
red stiinding np during the eMseora-
-! tHti.' Towards tre end of the mass
w '.was introduced the ceremony of giving
Pax or the Kiss ol Jt'eace. I'ax was
, givea' from one to" another until it
' passed along to the right and left all
" throuch the crowded sanctuary. Wheu
mB9 was finished the interesting part
of the ceremony commenced. Lardi
Dal MoCloskv rose, and knelt at the
left band side of the altar. The urcb
.ihoiL of , Baltimore stepped down
from Lis throne and knelt at the Epis
--tt aisle. The audience rose with per
ceptible excitement and some crowded
trp among tne clergymen in ne bhuc
tuarv. xne lewte. roonsiKoeur nou
cetti, stood beside An hbishop Bailey
and in a lond clear voioe read tne mis
sage in Latin from the Pope
t) his venerable frater, ' tue
arohbiBbop of Baltimore, settini
forth the reasons which induce
him .tot confer the cardinate upon
Aich jishoD McClonkey, and at the
c!oae handed him the brief authoriz
7..
fnjr bim to confer the beretta on this
uewjy aproiniea rnnce oi mo vuuruu
1 he Arohbishop having replied in
Latin, passed the brief over to I ether
-MoOean, Deacon of the Mass, who
then read it. Count Marefosohi then
,-pnr rendered the beretta to Monsignor
lCoBoetti, who handed it to Archbishop
Bailey, who then walked over to the
the
cap on his
head, at the same time addrsi.u:R hiu
in latin as emenpntia tna. The Curdi
in
ml made a suitable reply alsa iu Latin
and after intonine the To Deura re
tired to th ,etry and put on the
crimson rore of his tiuice and return d
to the altar, while the choir sang the
Te Denm. At .the close of the hymn
t!ie Cardinal gave the pontifical beue
diction and the ceremonies were end
ed and the rest of the congregation'
parsed out of the Cathedral, -
1IEA1HHJAUTOS.
' - in i . r "
THE
ATLANTA" rOSTMASTER
SIIIP. WasniNOTON, April 27 Night
Postmaster Bard's re ipnatin wnasc
ncpted, and will take effect on the lot
o(May. ,
In contradiction of half a dozen re
ports that he h id not, it is now aar.
that the President to-d.iy has signed
Con ley's commission as poetimuiter at
Atlanta. " '
SOUTH CAROLINA
TIIE CHAKLESTON NEWS AND
COURIER LIBEL SUIT. ;
THE JURY FAlITo AGREE AND
ARE DISCUAROEI).
Chabi-eston April 27 Night -The
News and Courier liliel snit euded U1
day iu a disagreement of ,tbe jury,
after being looked tip for tweuty-fonr
hours. It is understood that eleven
jurors were for aoquital and one for
ooaviction. There are seven Other in
dictments against the proprietors of
the prper,. but the flourt announced
that no more would be tried this term.
The failure to oouviot is generally re
garded as the end of the c-vhc.
THE WEST.
THE
INDIAN DEPREDATIONS
IN KANSAS.
A NICE LITTLE BUMMER TRIP
FOR FRED.
4 WaxTjACI!, Kansas, April 27 Noon.
Lieut Henley arrived at Fort Wal
lace yesterday, with a nnmber of sol
diers in an exhausted condition
Four hundred Indians were seen
about fifty miles from Wallaow, near
th"JKansa8 Paoiflo Railroad track.
The government is making prepara
tions to attack the Imlians.
Chicago, April 27 Night. Mr.
Jenney s geologic d and topograpliioal
exploripg expedition, to the Black
Hills and vioiuity, headed by the Gov
ernment scientific commission, and ac-
rimrHw1 hp rr.ilitArw avrt under
the command of Lieutenant Colonel
Fred Grant, will start about the 10th
Mny from Yankton, Dakotah, proceed
ing thtroe by a small steamer up the
Missouri to Fort Abraham Linooln.
Its ultimate destination ia the Yellow
Stoue Valley, whioh will be thorough
ly surveyed, the waters of the river
will be sounded and the mirjeralogioal
features of the region will be examin
ed. The Yellow Stone river will be
navigated as far as possible. The ex
pert itition will follow the river a dis
tance of about one hundred and fifty
miles with the view of making a chart
of its course, depth of water and
height of its rapids and cascades.
Another expedition will, in the course
of the season, be sent out, led by Gen.
Custer. Iti destination is the Big
Horn and Powder river region.
ELECTIRICSMS.
The steamer Metropolis, from Ham
iltop, Bermuda, for New York, is one
week overdue. The owners say she
has fifteen or sixteen passengers, and
think she has broken a portion of her
machinery, and that she is kept back
bv headwinds. '
No disturbances have occurred at
Hszleton since T hnrsday. The man
killed on Thursday was a well-known
desperado named Peter Mundy, wno
was a leader of the mob. ;
Chas. Page Woodbury, of Boston,
the well-known inventor, is deadi
The Louisiana Levoe Company, et.
at., have sned Scott and McComb for
8282,000 for a violation of contract.
The schooner Gettysburg, from wu
minsrtou. N. C.. arrived nt Boston on
the 27th inst.
SPECIAL.
'A'bi nobbtett eolt.r you cn wciir l thi
Warwick. It )B tlie sryllrti width Oils lewon.
Aok for it at the furnlehlng store..
In iUe of y ar U-tk, - - . ;
Both a bo an i bene.lh, .. . JW
Being Hgbtty eoamol'd and t bin,
Tbey will never brcaV down,
Nor turn yellow uor brown,
If the SOZODOiiT'S dally bru.bed In ;
Wlthont dnnbt hundred" of people who will
read thla lti-m are fult'. ting with Kidney li
eiwe in some form, wblch might he cured with
a bottle or two of dohtiMm'e Anodyne Lini
ment, used luteruilly Why not try iit
Parf.on'ii Purgative Pllla. which are now 'be
ing exieuxlvelT aold In tula mate, are purely
vetfetaDie, ana are mua aim gnnno m ii
operation. Onolsadose. Ooodqualltle., ver
tult ly. . ; ;..
Dr Ncbench'e I'ulinonlc Pyrtip,
Weed Tonic, stud laantf rake Pilln.
1'hcae medicine, bare undoubtedly perform
ed ipoieoore. of t.oiitumplkn tlinn any other
remet y ktumn to the American public 1'bey
are oompaunded of vegetab to lugndlente, and
contain nothing which can be iniurlun to the
bumau con.utullon, , Other rumcdle. ad re'
tued a. curef lor con.iiirtptlon probably eon
tain opium, which hi a aomewhat dangerous
drug in all canoe, and if taken treely t) j con-
umiitu e ptl, nl, it rtiiat do gr t lnjuiy ; tor
Its leudem-y le to euiiflne the morbid ru utter In
the snb rn, which, or courei, mut triaiiea
cuio Imi'fwwll'le. ncbonck'a Pulmon e Syrnp
la warranted not to contain a particle of opi
um. It i oorupowd of powerful tint htmiltM
her In, wnlfh acton the lunge, llvor, tnmch
ami bloixl. aud tbii'coimt all morbid areru
tona,and exiiel all the dlwiteed muttxr from
the body. '4 In .tf are the only mean. I which
conminiptlon can be cuied, aid a Hcnenck't
Pulmonlo svrope Weed Ti'iilo, and Man
diake Pl'lr are the only medicine, whioh op-
ernte In tlil way, It u ou.iou. mey are me
only genuine wire for Pnimonary t'on.nmp
Hon. Kach bottle ol thl. tnvalnable mmlicine
l aocompaiiltd by lull direction. Dr. Hcheuok
u nrnfiwiiiiinallT at -hi principal ofli(, oornor
Hlxth.nd Arch atrema, Fhil.id.lphla, every
Monday, where all letter lot advice mutt be
addr.swd.
C irdinal and placed
?ilmiiitoii, N. 0, May lst,M.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Change of Managiment
THK TJMnEHSIOMKD foe many Tr. Pro
uneUirot t. NATIDIAL ilOTEI.,
iu rlty. bu thl. d.T wUhdiw-1 lur ol
h m.a, V. U. JOB.S. t kuikful lor tk
Ilbrr.1 fttroug. M the pMt. k wuu 4 bwiMkk
owutmiuuc wf th. urn. lur kla nccmw.
REUBEN JONES.
To the Traveling Public,
H.T.ii MMWt th. aaaftnBt f !
wtll-kiMjwa luxl pui.r kon, U llon
Hu(t, i ranwfltraliy aslforl th rtrt)nt 01
th trtrtlliif publio My eonntaut ndMor
ball be to railn tk high rtpaUllou thli
rtooM ku alayt buru. uu4r ib. -hi
! aiy libt
Ke.,j:lfny,
C. R. JONES,
ap.u 28-ioi-2w Proprietor.
If You Want to Saie
Money
-BUY OUR j
cAiru nommy, "
JIOKI Y VHHVi Per Bidiat km tbaa tht
fnart, aiui pioaouao ky all wM sm it to M
lur ouporlor.
' OW PKAKL BOBIIIIT,
equal to any mannraoturfd, wa nil at ftfurw
u low a. auy oibr mill tn tttU oKy.
We would caH attention to out cnnlrs brands
orruHut, hOLTruMEaL,nttiH,o
fftlhu guaraut-wd aa amal. . , , . , t
, , B. F. MITCHELL A BON.
SltfilsD 101-St
FOR BALK.
Tba Butt dcalrabto Diana on OraanTllla
Hound, astan mile, trom tba eltv. Uwallmc
rontainlBgclgbtrooma.btalilo aaa all neera
cary ont buUillBg. ou tba ptaaiiM.1 tioud
watar, uatuaa put rruit Troea, Srap
Vina., Au., in abundance. Hae of Lot to teat
trout, lunntrg haok nn teat.
fuawMlaa gl.ao at one.
App'yto . VkONtiV St MORBH,
atTtl2S-l ttaal Ratata Hrokem. ;
Sash, Blinds & Doors.
A LARGE STOCK ON
Hand && to Arrive
For sal low by
D. A. SMITH
CO.
101-
aprll H
Koguler nantbty wiaalr( tkut (Wadaaauay)
ei.ning, wtb inn,, tsa'cioea, ai tiowaia
lief Fire angina Company'. Hall, on Fourtb,
between Market and l)ock tUneia, rano'ual
aH.ntlana. iadeairad.
By orUer of tbe Prealdmt
JOHN U. KOCH, KM. toe'y
autll . . Wi lt
ICO Cream ! Tp.a Crftain !
WILL, OPEN MI ICE CKBAM SALOON
ou Tbaraday, Iprtl I2d.
Ico Croam, made front pnrs cream, sent to
ny part of tba olty at 7S tent, per ort - -
4. O. LUMSOKW.
aprll n lw
Country Merchants
M1N Tun THRI.HKOKUT 1911 MUT
J complete atock of Hardward and at tba
lowest price, in tne city, at uie vm wun,u
ed Hardware Haute of
JOHN DAWSON,
foe 19, 20 and 11 Mtri.t Street.
aprllflJ ' ..
Under Shirts,.
Drawers, Ties and Cravats.
COLOBBD BOWS
A ALL 8TTUES at MAK UFACTUBEB'B
WhoInMle Prloea.
Our UKAWEB8 are of tbejutly eelebrated
PejIjrel Jan, beat make PaniaioonCut nd
twiniy fite per cent lart Un lat yeai'
t
pricea,
a.
MUNSON & CO.
CTTT CLOTHIERS,
aprll VS
f
Corn-Coin-Corn.
gjrjQQ Bu,..Oont. -
for aale by
, . CXBUMNBR A OALUEB BEOS
Spirit Casks ! Spirit Casks !
gQQ "TANDABD CASKS. ,
For tale by
KEBOHKKR A CAIJJKB BUUH.
Sugar House
Molasses
100
Bhds.8. H. Molaaaea,
Bbl. 8. H. Molaesea,
500
, For .ale bjr
KEBOHNKR A CALDBB BROS-
Flour, Coffee.
,
OUKBi ailU AbAVb
l.neOBBLS. FLOUR,
400 Sack. Ootlc,
e Bbl. Sugar.
50 Bbl. Hloe,
For aale by
KKUUUNEK & UALDF.K BRO
aprll SB
PIANOS
AND
ORCANS.
I.AROE ASSORTMENT OF FINIS IN-
.trumsnte alway. on exhibition and for sale
by ey inaiaumeni or oaen, at .
HEINGBERCER'S
Lire Book and MuMe Store.
apill sn
n
FIXHINQ POLES!
. FIXHINQ POLES I
T ranau.d a lar lot of thoae flne Fluh-
tng Pole a aold by u laet aaaaon. Alro a lull
hi T . ply of all kind of Line., Hook, Cork,
Sinker, Rplnaer, Boos, so., e. .
A II inm aal. tirv low bT
dluKSAMORCHISON.
aorUlt
KSWAUVZETISEXZHTS.
MORE PARTICULARS!
MI ASSORTMENT OP
IS NOW COMPLETE
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT LINES.
My customers, have) shown their aprroohtton of tty LOW TRICES by their
lialUaw fo' nich fm thankful. STRANGERS not. rosted, anj
desiring the value of their money, oan get it by calling
- -AT-
M. M. K ATZ'S, 36 Market SI,
- anrlt II , KMf
Notice.
T AUrHOBITV t)P TUB OWN-
era of the Br. Uarquantlna ngiuo-
mau." We hereby gire notice to an
oonorrnad, that no debta oontraoWd hero by
th. Capulo or orew will bo paid by the .hip or
wai-ra. .
ALfi aritupii .bub,
aprll IVnal w A genu and i omUgnee.
Weeding llal Weedlne lleei !
... . . 1 ...... ..I Unb.
UUeOIllie lrgmtl aru wr mm
Of Weeding Bwi brought tn thl. market ran
now bo found at our eeUbllabnreut, where the
following brand, can be f-onght at very low
figure.: Bcorlll(gnulne), Lane, Olbaon, Aalt
man, Elwell both .tool and Iron The Haa
dlrd Oottoa and Com Hoe. and Uouble-Bladetl
ii tic. can eiee ne louna wuu mm.
Olro at a call before purcswmg rn.
OILEi A kHJiCCttUoN.
aprU3S ., , -
BUTTER,
DIRECT FROM THC DAIRY,
AND SWEET ORANGES.
For amla at
O H.W.RUNOK'E.
' R. R. Corner of Market and Seoond kta
anrll OS W
Economy I
Jjt BOUKD. Do toMM to ataks Bp by Hi
ding to my proflw.
Fro s h Groceries
BY EVEIlT TBMBR.
BAKER WHISKEY, OLD FORT,
ALE AND PORTER.
" H. W. 8HURE,
No. 31
N, Frotti Street.
as
prll a
Merchant Tailoring.
Kroner, Cmlmer Pants made to order.
Blue riannel Suit, made to older.
Bmltton 8ult. mads to order.
Diagonal BulU made to order.
Wedding Bull! made to order.
I have on baud the finest stock of French
Olothj and OaMlmer Suit, mad to order In
the latest ttylet, and a low In prices ai any
bouae North or Booth.
A, VAVIU.
aprllJS ' w
Hay! Hay!
1.000
Biuhel Cora. Freah . Water-
Oroond Meat every
day
Mill Feed, Oata,
Crarkrd Corn, Feaa and Frenh Uroceriea.
For aalalow bv
OBANT A HINTON,
Grocers and C'ommllon Merehanta.
aprtlSS SB ttdSw
MT. M WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Mt. Airy, N. C.
OPENS IMh OF MAY, 1875.
Board Per Month, $30 ; Per
Week, $12.60; Per Day, 12 60
WATER equal toUreenbrler wnne in erery
. i n ii ..
re,pect, a' a superior in weny rtuwm
lug tbe Springe by rail will g t off the oau at
Wiiiaton, rt. o., wucre niagct wnicou,jr umu
' to the Bpthigt. ' .
" N. S. SMITH A SONS,
- Proprietors.
apriitr 100-am
Tarrcnt's ipcrient,
pOKU'B EXTRACT, FAIM Sll-lM,
t,lnock.a Porcti. Pl.rters, FlorMa Water,
and a run ana oompiete noo. r' i"ri
ohemioaa. Patent Medicine, louet aim
Fancy Artldoi.
jfor aaie ny emmno. nu-i
lriig,it, Third St., oppcelte Olty Hail,
ap 11 S6 "
Peraonal Remlnlacencee, Anec
dotee and Letters of
GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE,
Br Key. J. WILLIAM JONE8.D. D
Formerly Chaplain Armf Northern Virginia,
ana or waauingtun vuuvge, ,
PnUllched by authority of the Lee family and
of the Faculty of Washington ana lite
uniTer.ity.i
sixteen 8c endld portraits ana
Enaravlnss.
Price, In Cloth, tt Ml; Sheep, 4 SO; Half Tur
' ' !. lrli T..Iiii .I NI.
a narLnf the tirnceed. of every copy told
goes M Complete VBieumiea Da.wpugii w.
Lee. Sold only oy UDoripuoo
MRS. 8
aprU alt
M.
WEVCRC, Agent.
Medical CorartnersliIp
fR. f' I MTJRPHT to from this date ano
ciated with a la the practice of medicine and
urgery.
aprll 11
WM. J. IOVB.
8S-staw-lw
Musical Instruments.
piANOH.OHUANS, UU1T4RS, VIOLIN
Banjos Aesotdeori,
' Flutea, Ft Ax, Uarmoulear, He
All for aal at the
LOWEST CASH TRICES,
m
T
CONOLEY A YATES,
. ALSO,
A f IHCaaaortment of Beautiful thrtini'W,
Colored Lithograph! and Bterroapople Vlew.l
AT THE CITY BOOK,1 STORE,
aprll IS M
jlAMS,
PAHABOLS,
AT
VIOrOBU I-AW9
WM.
VICTORIA STKU'EH,
PICQUB8,
FYFE'I,
LINBK,
MNKN DIAPER,
EXCHANGE
CRAVATS,
HAIK FIXINUH,
CORNER.
And a general aneortm.ntof fancy Article'.
The latert Hew York Moreltlea reoelred week
ly aptlt 28 tf
Slippers.
Ladle. Bronae Bllpper.only 1.
I)o. ktoroceo Suppers from II and up
ward. - , ,
Men's Bllpperi from 1 and apwaid.
Men'. Nullinera lor .
At CHARLK8 A. PRICK'S,
No U Market Hireet,
aprll 10 Hign of tb" Gulden Hoot
Buggy Harness,
Wrn.ni, Hirnui. nra HitnuM. vart M
neaj, liollara, Hamra, Backhand., Blind and
Etdlng BrUllee, Halum, Curry Comb., Hir.e
Bruahea, Feather Ourtem, Trunk., Bag. am)
uitrhna. Hummer I. an Rebel. Whips, rfpara,
and all kind of Haddlery Uooda at bottom
prlcee.
CARPENTER MALLARD
Snoneaw to
' r TIIPUIU Jr. 1)1) .
No. I Mouth Front Street, Wilmington, N. 0,
anrll S4 93-tf,
The Yirffinin
BUFFALO SPRINGS
Mecklenburg County, Virginia.
THE GREAT, MEDICINAL WATER
OF THE SOUTH.
-OPEN 20th MAT, 1875.
Tliete water, are pomeaned of extraoriilnary
curative power. Inarrm'tionof the KIONKYH
anu Blilurn, in an ueraiigeBi"'
BILIARY OKOANH Inclrtcut to warm mla.
mallr. reirion. in DviOS JSlM. DIS-
..... nar.niia n Women in
rk..nlTlt.rmlttant auu Remit1
tent Fevers. Chronic Conorr
ho.. Secondary SvDhllle. Gleet
and all do
iitmra i iii" uenuai v
iritans
ai'd in aome mrm.oi uoui"u hiiouih."
tlam Thrlr rernrlilw pownr anil eiheauy
in tiiedleeant Indicated are ton bed for by
ome of the rnont dli-t'iigutabed mediital mn
of the country, both North and South, a wnll
aaho ntnorlad cane, from the miwt nnoue.-
tlonable inure.. Teetlmonlal In Pamphlet
form lurnt.Ued on application. THK WATKlt
FOR BALK.
Th. mmiKT 1. tmtnn In cane of ondoen
half gallon Bnttlr at per cane. Route
tn tha Snrlnvs for the .South: By
....t tl,.r Hii'iimnml anil Atliiiil. Air LI
Kailroad to HontUburg Dep.t In Mailt
county, Virginia, wu.re an nam mri iu vj
eoaonearor tue opnag. i. un. u.-b"-
THOMAS F. OOODE, :
proprietor.
apriVa-ltaw-lm
JAMES C.MUNOSt
ADD 0IAL1B III
fAKCT GOODS add TOILET ARTIOLKS
hlril at., onrmalta DI'T ti.il.
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KTW ADVERTISEMENTS.
45.
BRO WN &
45
MARKET
ARE NOW FCLLY TRErAUED FOR THEIR
spring jm suraiiE
OAU.PAiCI,S,
WITH A COllJLli2TK AHHOlirIKNX OF
STAPLE AND R
Coinprislns llio Xovoltles ol the Kcason.
BTRl TED BUMMEIt SILKS 75 (Vuta, worth 1 12,.
I'LAIN aRKNAl)lNEHfriml8Ct-uta npwai.l,
FKIURED U'.liNADlNES lfm., worth 7o.
LINEN OAMU1UC8 2Hc and opwaJtl.
A trf Chwlc Kelertln ml New DrraeJoot far l.nrtloa lad ('Ulldroii'a
,. y er,
FRENCH CAMRRtCH 15 eta., woith 25 eta.
NEW STILEB IN OtNGUAMS 11 ota.. worth 17 els.
WASH l'Ori-INS 12 eta , worth 20 ct.
RES I' CALICOS 10 eta., worth 121 ota.
L'LAMA LAOE Rn AWLS AND HACQUEH,
NOTTINGHAM LACE HllAWLS ANDBACQUES,
SHETLAND BirAWLH. IN WHITE AND STRIPES.
A VERY lare Msottmutit of SUNHHADES, the lattwt atjloa that oan bo
fonnd in the country, at priori raiigii g from 20 ota. to 7.
Ladles, Misses ami Hoys White and Striped Hose,
Geuta White ami Striped Book for Summer wear.
Ladies and Mi'hhcr Qauaa Underwear,
' Oeuta ind ltoya Oauze Uuderwear,
Oeut'iJeaiiN Drawers (made to tmr apuoial order),
, ; Oont'a White Dreaa Hhirta and Bowb,
Woolen and Linen Good for (leuta and lloya wear.
The largest lines on MUSLINS over shown in this city,, auoh as
SWISS I'LAIDS, - Btripea and I'lain.
NAINBOOK l'LAIDS, ,. " ..-
. - OIUUNDIES l'LAIDS. " "
JAnvn h1i'''1 timl lMllow CnNltiu:
f.i.Hnw '"'"fifAPD'ETlS MANTLES and SAC
" WE WTT.1
T SMLK AOF.NHfrrrank Leslie
We have several JOB LOTS in ditt'orout dopartiumita, but want of space pr
vents us from enumerating ; a visit only oau oovor tlio ground.
ONE PRICE STRICTLY CASH NO SAMPLES CUT.
BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street.
T 8 It has bosn almost impossible for tis to pay the attention to our pat
rons' trial w wonld desire owing to the increase of our business and lack of
room. We take this oppwtuuity to apologize to those who have not been
waited on as promptly as' we should wi li, aud would recommend all who can
to call early in the day as we oan show them more attention. apll-H
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC GMI CO.;
x
CAPITAL
PRICES REDUCED THIS DAY.
TWO THOUHAND FIVE HUNDKED TONS SOLUBLE PACIFIC OUANO
for sale, either for CASH or on CROP TIME. Liberal terms will be made
with Merchants and other roliublo parties to sell this Guano at our Wareho
pri W. II. McItAliY & CO.,
Commlwion Merchant. AgenUfor Paollloau.no Co., and Dealer. in No. 1 PernylanQuano
NortTH Wateb btrbbt,
Sub-Agents lor the Sale
r. ii. mnaoN.
j. uiiiun...,
Jan 11
At 53.00 per Ton, Cash, or $60.00,'
NAVASSA ACID PHOSPHATE,
At33.00 perTon,'Cash, or 38.0
WB O0AKANTKE that the previou. Hlghdrae
R. B.BRtrtORUa, Preldent
l). Wi llAK, Tieaxurer, '
0. h UKAKFL.IN, auperlntendent.
Jan 6..
BI
&
OFFER TO THE TRADE
500
BBLS. FIAWR-iill grade;
100
BAUSCOFFUE,
150
tlULS. 8YRTJP3,
2,000
8A0tt3 SALT, Sid., Ac.
Wend them Your Orders.
urun . ni
45.
RODDICK
STItlffi
45
8ACQUE3.
iWVM
DRY GOODS,
machine needles B Cents each.
1,000,000.
oi' Soluble Paciilc (Juano.
.Old Hundred, N. O.
,.i Marlou.H.O.
'il-3mdAw
WE OFFEK
OUR STANDARD FERTILIZERS
For the Benson of 1875, do)m.red on the Cars, at Our
Factory, at the following
10IIJ011 PKIOES :
SOLUBLE NAVASSA GUANO
payable 1st of, NovemW, next;
, pajablo 1st of November next.
of our nrUitaen .nan neiuuy
NAVASSA GUANO. COHPABT
uiii ajiiaiOTAM. N. C.
"'- .:eod-dftw4m
RETAILERS
Will And It to their adranlage to examine a
lot of '
AO Packsffee ol
OUoico Xiuttcr"
That w are Jobbing at 28 (. per pound.
To bnyer in the eonntry we are offerln
(peclal InducemenU" "FOB CASH" and re-
cedth price on all , ,
QBOCBBIES
Ko "extra charge" for ptcHng. Send lor
eainplMandprtcei, nd we guarantee atl
faotlon. , : .
GEO. MTKB8,
ltd; 13 South Front Street.
prll IS
PRINTIHQ
KKAiXY JSJKlDTBlon
tha rhoitert notice andoa
th. rebl.--ul4 0,,w,