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FRIDAY. APRIL 80 1175.
QY TELEGRAPH.
.OOT1IAM.
THE NEW CARDINAL FERFORM
IKQ THE MARRIAGE
CEREMONY.
MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDS.
COMBINATION TO CONTROL
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
New Yore, April 29 Noon Cardi
01 MoCloskeT married Miss Nelly
Murphy, a daughter of Mr. Tom
Murphy, to Senor DeRivas, a Bpanh-h
banker. There was a large attendance
both of political and faehiouable
notables.
In a match game of billiards, 600
po uts, for 81,000, Gamier won 46 in
Ii Dgt, Vignaux scoring 258.
A combination embracing 90 per
cent of the oil refineries of the coun
try, 'ieffeoted to oontrol the produc
tion and price of petroleum, expect to
o uitrol the remaining 10 per oent in
3 ) days and then the combination will
g i into effect.
Naw Yoke, April 26 Night Cardi
nal MoCloskey married General Adam
Badeau to Miss Mary Elsie Niles.
THE FlllE FIEND.
FIRES AT
SING SING AND DE
TROIT. A CHICAGO FIRE IN OSKOSH.
TERRIBLE PICTURE OF THE
HOUSELESS INHABITANTS.
8m Sins, April 29. Noon. The
Nelson, Empire jand Mansions Houses
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss
$30,000.
Dbtboit. April 29. Noon. This
morning a fire broke ontib the factory
of the Webber Furniture Company,
and oonanmed it with ten or twelve
dwellings adjoining. ' Lobs on the fac
tory building $200,000, machinery
$100,000, on dwellings from $30,000 to
$50,000. Insurance unknown,
Osiosh, April 29. Noon. A fire
broke oat in the Morgan t Bros, saw
mill, burning that ana a doien other
aw and shingle mills, millions of feet
of lumber, .nandred of houses and
printing oiHoesM The' burnt dis
trict is one and t half miles long by
balf a mile wide. There are hundreds
of homeless. v Two lives are known to
be lost The thieves are in possession
of the city, Special policemen have
becn4tUtachi ta 'fn-eveo! depreda
tion. ,4 , -
Ohhxobh, April 29 Night Num
bers of women and children are lying
about the .streets or roaming around
in teti oh of shelter. Over 200 dwel
ing have been burned. Three lives
were lost and other fatalities are ap
prehended. Gangs of theives are
prowling around, against whom the
polioe are, impotent i ' '"
- OovraoTON, Kx., April 29 Night
Neimeyer'a brewery has been burned.
Loss heavy. r- - '
ELECTIUISMS.
A dispatch from Corpus Christi says
that tranquility has been restored.
The companies of citizens tre dis
bauded but soldiers are scouting
through the exposed region.
Valmasedea proclaims pardon to all
rebels in Cuba who surrender before
the 8Jth of May.
The British delegation is permanent
Iv established at Yeddo.
The negro preacher who murdered
his wife at Georgetown. Del., and se
creted himself in the attio of the
oburoh where he beard the funeral
a-rmon. has been arres ed.
In Milton county, Ga., a white boy
maeA 17 years, whose throat a negro
out over a game of cards, died in
stantly. The negro escaped. -The
Georgia Grand Royal Arch
Chapter of Masons has returned to its
allegiance to the general Grand Royal
Arch Charntef ol the U. S.. which
was severed in 1861.
VllEADQUAIlTEliS.
A NEW PLANET DISCOVERED.
PRESENT CONDITION OF THE
FREEDMEN'S BANK CONCERN.
Washington, April 29 Night Lev
errien announces to Professor Henry
the discovery of a ttw planet.
The citizens generally pay no atten
tiou to the new tax law for the Dis
. trici. ' "' , "; ' .;'
The Freedmen's Bank Commissi. n
era hate $300,000. It will require
M0U000 for a 20 : Der eent. dividend.
' The depositors number seventy-five
thousand. Many of the depositors are
, sollincr their bank books at ten cents
ou'the dollar.
PENNSYLVANIA,
THE LABOR RIOTS IN THE COAL
REGIONS.
'MORE MURDERS AND OTHERS
i sii THREATENED.
Wn-KESBARRE, April 29 Night
The miners at Sawyer's works have
voted unanimously to hold out nntil
the restoration of the basis of 1874.
Two members of a posse of consta
bles were wounded by the barricaded
miners while servinar civil writs. Two
of the miners have been arrested and
thereat are surrounded a sheriffs
posse. One familv. consisting of ten
men desperadoes it is feared will
texnesee;
A NEGRO ATTEMPTS TO OUT
RAGE A WIDOW LADY.
Mkitpuis, April 29 Noon Dan
Wright (negro) attempted to violate
the person of a widow lady, but her
cries attracted the attention of her sou
w'aen Wright fled. He was subse
quently captured and bangd.
Nashville, April 29- N gat Ami
nnilirntiwlinr hvtween tliv Governor
of Georgia and Tennessee has result- d j
in the disregard ol each other a requi
sitious for fuitivs.
EUKOPE.
ROYAL 8CION MOBBED A.nD
BEATEN AT VIENNA.
Vienna, April 29 Noorj The po
lioe are required to protect Dou Aliuu
so from the mob. Don Alfonso as
insulted and beaten.
t A Mutall l lcllua
The Baltimore Sun has been at some
pains to show the lalttity of the legend
on which Whittier's poem of Barbara
Fritoiiie in founded. Whittier, it
xeems, heard some liar tell how old
Barbara Fritchie waved a flag in defi
ance of Jackson's Corps ou the march
through Frederick; how she wan fired
at and yet still waved the wouuded
Aug, fend how Jacksou himself called
out, as Whittier puts it :
" Who tiim hi's a hair of you fjmy head,
Dies like a dog. s March on!'' lit) said.
The Sun disposes of the whole thing,
showing that Mrs. Fritchie showed no
fl ig, Jackson's Qurptrdid not march by
her house, and nobody shot at her or
W418 rebuked becanae of her. The evi
dence given by the Sun is complete,
being derived from citizens Of r redbr
ick and neighbors of the late Mrt-.
Fritchie, and we are glad that the cor
rection Las been made and is likely to
reach the Northern people, among
whom alone the story is believed.
In our army, indeed, nothing was
ever heard of the story until pictorial
apers of New York brought us ac
counts of it. Jackson s G rps, of
whom the writer of this was a soldier,
certainly saw a United States flag or
two iu homes of Frederick City, and
heard not a few expressions both of
welcome and of abuse from women in
that town; but it saw no ostentatious
flag flaunted or fired at. The troops
were careful to obey the strict orders
they had received to respect the rights
of the oitizens, and forbore not only
to levy contributions, but even to an
swer the viragos, of whom several took
advantage of and abused our patience,,
"Norfolk Virfflnian, 1 ( ; f- $
A rather unique sort of a miser died
a week or two ago in HuJs n, N. Y.
rr !T 1- ! J t 1
He was an episcopal nuoiaier wuo
served as a missionary for his church
in Greene county, receiving a salary
of $200 and numerous donations. He
lived in extreme poverty, and when
he died a subscription was taken up to
av the funeral expenses. Alter tne
funeral his rooms were examined and
a will found, together with a package
containing $94,000 in government
bonds, and a bank book showing a de
posit of $10,000 in a bank in New York
City. The wiU gave half of his prop
erty to his relatives and the rest to St.
Luke's Hospital and to churches in
which he had preached. The clergy
man's name was Clark, and he went to
Greene county from Halifax, N. S.
Cue may live as a conqueror or a
king, or a magistrate; but be must die
man. The bed of 1 eath brings every
human being to his pure iudividuality,
to the intense contemplation of that
deepest and most solemn of all rela
tions between the creature and urea-
tor. Webster.
MARRIED.
ilnir
Thur iT, April 29th, at the residence of the
brde' father, by Ke J B. Barlow, Mr.
1 HOfAH O. WHilSlOEB.of Wilmington to
MlM HANNAH, daogl.ter of Dr. tbirlee H.
Peterson, of Bernum'a Creek, New Unoer
county.
THE F.1YSTERY.
Battlo's ltcvis
OF THE -)UBUC
STATUTE OF MOBTB CABO-
BUSBEE'S
Nora Carolina Justiec and Fori Boot
A Draotloal and reliable snide for Juttlce of
the feace nd other Coui.ty Ufllorra, and a
useful ilend Book for all Bueinrw Hen.
For isle at '
HEIMSBERCER'O
Ut Book and Uurte Store,
apt II 30 ll '
piNB APPLES,
BALDWIN AiTLKS,
" 8WEKT ORAMOCS,
LKMON8. OOCOA AND PECAN bVTA,
CHUCOLATK AND (11 M DBOPS,
OBKAM BONBONS, &o.
FBE3H OKOCERIEi
H. W. BHURE,
No. 31 N. Front Street.
aptll 80
Extracts for the Toilet,
QCBBLAIit'S EXTBACT8,
Luiiln'a Extract.
' Pliaion'i Mght Utoorulng Careui. - v
Hnlr Brnahee, 1 ombe, '
Oiled MlM, Ao., 40.
for tale by
. GBEIK A LANNER
NIW ALVIETISISEJTTS
SPECIAL II0TICE.
THE FATBON1 OF THR OLD E8TAB
tu&cd Saloon,
Brock's Exchange,
Are fMpcetfnlly Inform) that the above -UMWitnent
ku bea enUr.lv refilled and
W tt-hel. r
t A Pine Cigar Store- enauiMnc ih
b m i.ii,u ..u fi.uit Billiard
Saloon b bwn added.
lb.bMtof LACKK BiEH.eobob
ttioed by tb uim, wan ur Kr.
W. H. CERKEN.
ProerletCr.
l rU SO r vi-u
A SHORT HISTORY
OF TnE
English People,
WITH MAPS and TABLES.
BI J. K. OBkEN, M. A.
1HK AIM DP THK ABUT! WOKK t
dcllnrd by It. Ttttr ; It I a Htitory, not ot ng-
II eh Ring or Kngltoli eonqutitl, but Ot the
SogUab people. - , ,
Fur ul al
CONOLEY 4 YATES,
Cily Bookstore.
piUIS lot
BeantiM Pare Wl Yests,
ii""
CP FQUAL TO
Taiiurtog Style,
MEKCHANT
f OK OKL.Y i3.30.
WHITE DUCKVEST8, .
oxlv $t 00.
Handsome Stripe Pants,
ONLY 9S.S0.
MUNSON & CO.,
CITY CLOTHIERS,
Irll 19
MAY DAY.
Carolina Central Railwaj Comnany
riLL BILL BIT UBS TI0KE.T8 POH
one Fliit-ClmM far to partlet ealtlng on
A genti for each Tickets Children Balf rars.
TlokeU good n three dajtenly.
S. L. rBEMONT, ;
Engineer and Superintendent.
aprit , iwt
FACTORY.
Doers, Sash, Blinds and
Monlding's, Ac.
Wlia jou want bottom prion, go whr
they ere made Coot of Walnut itrent, ColvlUi
W. nVKKH. .
aprilS ' S5-lm
FOR THE INFORMATION
-OF THK
Marshal's Office,
CITY OP WILMINGTON, N. C,
April Uth, 1875.
TNOBDEBTOENABLK UK 1 0CLEANSE
the City tbotoughly, and with h little delay u
pomlble, I hTe dWIded tb Oity Into four (4)
Health Dlrtrlctf, with a Health OOl oer ai-
ilgntd to doty m each. . .
THE riBBT DISTRICT,
In charge of Health Officer J. H. Brown, em-
hneeethatDorUoaorthaOity North of Mar
ket and Eent or fifth Street.
THE SECOND DISTRICT,
In charge of Health Offloer O. O. Taylor, em
brace that portion of the City North of Mar
ket and tftwt of Fifth Street.
THE THIBD DISTRICT,
In chrge of Health Offlcer A. J. Denton, em
brace! that portion of the City South of Mar
ket and Kartot Fifth Streets,
THE FOURTH DISTRICT,
In cha'ge of Health Cffleer F. Wa'eott, lm.
bracee tbat portion of the City South of Mar
ket and Went of Fifth Btreeti.
The Heilth Offlcert may be detlgnated by the
yellow rosette, and they are lntruo'ef to In.
pectand report all anolaanllneai to my cmoe
It If hoped that the Cltlaent generally will
00 operate with me la thla Important work, and
begin the needed cleaning without further do
'Any person requiring the eerrloe of a Sca
venger may report the fact to the Health Officer
of the DlTlelon In which the work It to be done,
or at ray rffloe, and the matter lhall bare the
pre ro ptrrt attention.
Trotting no further appeal to our good Cltl
tent may be required and tbat our Oity thall
be a mouel in neatneetaunngioe iwwiug cum
mer, I am, wy retTiectfully,
1 J. H. BOrllfSON,
aprlt 16-tf Wtf Manhal.
Chlldreu's Carriages.
T ARflE STOCK ' OF SEW ITTLK FOB
,irlntrade. Alao. Straw Matting, Wli.dow
Sbtdnr, Rattan and Willow Phtirt, Foot MaU
lee Boxer, Ae.
For tale low by - ,
aprtl 16 V, A. SMITH 4VCOJ
Invrated In Block Prlvlle;ea In
UM.II Mtreet. lead! to mary THooaaitna 0
noi.LAK! ra'iT. Compreht nilve eiplana.
tort olrrulara, ecntalnliig detalltd ttatemeutt
end quotation prloee of all aterke dealt In at
tne Nev Tori Stack txckangt, malted fn to
tboeedetltlngtoeperulaie. aoareea,
AXaX. FKO I H1N3H AM A CO.,
Banker! and Broker!
Onn.N. T. BtoehSUohaage. II wall nt.
$1000
ii wan
NEW OBl
KZW ADVERTISEJHNT8.
MORE PARTICULAKSi
MY ASSORTMENT OF
pnnTiTn Pfin
mum
IS NOW. COMPLETE
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT LINES.
ilj enstomers have shown their appreciation of my LOW TRICES by their
liberal purchases, for which I'm tliaukful. STRANGERS not posted, and
desiring f he value of their money, can got it by calling
-AT- '
M. M. KATZ'S, 36 Market S(.
aprll II
Notice.
av inmnuiTV nw THC. OWN.
ertoftbe Br. Barquentine "gnultih-
nan, we ueeuy give uwm. iw m
eouoerned, that no debta contracted here by
the Captain or crew will be paid by the ship or
ewn-re. gpRUNT SON,
aprll IVnal w A genu and Con.lgnee.
Weedlnf lineal Weedlnar 1 1 wee I
One 01 the largett ant beat aaorted itovki
of Weeding Ht brought to (bit mtrket can
now be luund at our e.tubll.litueut, where the
following brand! can be t-ought at very low
figure.: Scorlll (grnnlne), Lane, titbeon, Ault
mn, Klwell both Heel and Iron. The Han
dled Cotton and Corn Hoetand Double-Biaded
Hot can alao be found with ua.
Uive at a call bniore purchaelng elaewhere.
OILEi MUttOBlSON.
aprll IS W-
Merchant Tailoring.
Frenoh Oaatlmer Pantt made to ordor.
Blue Flannel Built made toot der.
Butlnett Suitt made to order.
Diagonal Bnlta made to order.
Wedding Suite made to order.
I hare on hand the flneet ttock of French
Olotbj and Oaatlmer Suite made to order la
tbolateatetylee,and a low la prices a any
bona. Berth or South. '
A. PAVID.
aprll 21 ' - , . m
Hay! Hay!
1,000
Buthelt Corn. Freeh Water-
Uruund Meal evtrv da. Mill Feed. Oala.
Oracktd orn. Peat and Freuli Urocerlet
For tale low by
GRANT & HINTON.
Orocere and Commitelon Meroliautt.
aprll 25 W tf-d&w
Ml MWHTfE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Mt. Airy, N. C.
OPENS mh OF MAY, 1875.
Board Per Month, t3Si Per
Week, $12.80; Par Day, f 2 DO
TTATEB equal to Greenbrier White In trery
reeneot. a d tuperlor in many Part lot ylilt-
ing uit Bpringt ay rail win g. t on me eait at
Wtnaton, N. o., where tugea will courej them
10 ine opitngt.
N. B. SMITH A SONS,
Proprietors.
aprll w 100-3m
Tarrcnt's Aperient,
)OBD'S EXTRACT, PAIN KILLEB,
Allnta Pnrnua Plaatjira. Vlnrlila Water.
and a full and complete ttock Pure Diugr,
unemicait, raint mcuioiuve, avuo mu
Fancy Artlolet.
jrorMie oy oaii. v. buhvh,
UroKftkt, Third St., oppoettt Oity Hall,
apllio luo
Personal Reminiscences, Anec
dotes and Letters of
GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE,
By Her. J. WILLI A Jl JONES, D. I).,
Formerly Chaplain Armr Northern Virginia,
ana or waeningiiHi uoncge, virgiui.
Pobllrtied by anthorltf of the Lee ftmily and
of the Faculty of Washington and Lee
, .-v uniTariuy.i
Sixteen Splendid Portraits and
Engravings.
Price, in Cloth, SI M); Sheep, 4 10; Half Tui
key, cs.ou; r uu luraey. wi ov.
A pari of the proceedi of erery copy wld
Ketto complete vaienune e saicopuagua 01
e. Sold only by tuhiorlption.
MRS. 3. M. WEVERE, Agent
apruxo
w-tr
Ice Cream! Ice Cream!
J WILU OPEN MT ICE CKEAM SALOON
on Tburtday, April lad.
Ice Cream, made from pnre cream, tent to
any part of the city at IS cent! per quart
J. O. LUMSDEN.
aprll HI
81W
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pBOMPT TIME, OB CASH BUYERS
wanted for 070 Package!
Fine-Cut and
Plug Tobaccos,
At Prices to Bait.
D. rlGOTT.
aprll Jl
Country Ilerchants
CAN FIND THE LABOEST AND MOST
complete ttock of Hardward and at the
lowei-t prlcea In the city, at the Old E.tabllth
d Hardware Boune er
JOHN DAWSON,
Not 1, 20 and 11 Market SUeet.
aprll IS 8
w
FDnimO OABDMMelTIBITIIVil
OA USB especially at the
S
UN,
PAUASOI.S,
AT
NAINSOOKS, VIOrOKIALAWNH.
WM. '
PICQUES, V1CTOBIA BTBtl'K',
FYFE'S,
LINKS, LINEN DUPElt,
EXCHANGE
CRAVATS, HAIR FIXINGS,
CORNER.
Aad a general aaaortment of Fancy Article.
The latett Mew Tork Norelllet received wtek
ly aprll 31 If
Slippers.
Iadlte Bronaa BllnneriouW
1)0, Morucoo 'Mitppert Iron SI and 11 p-
wara.
i Men'aBllppert from eland apwatd.
Men'l Nulllueri for SI.
. .. ki
aprll 10
CUARLVS A.PRrCE'S,
No II Markit Street,
Sign of the Golden Root,
Buggy Harness,
Wagon HarnuM, Dray Harnett, Cart Her
Beao, Collar!, Hatmt, Backhand!, Blind and
Biding Brldlea, Halter., Curry Cumin, Hur-e
Brunhaa, Feather liu.ter., Trunk!, Bag! ami
Batchee, Hummer Lap Kobe., Will), apart,
and all klnda of Saddlery Gooda at boa mi
prloet.
CARPENTER A MALLARD.
HuccetMir! to .
J. B. TOPHAM 00.,
No. I South Front Htttet, Wilmington, N. (1
aprll It . ea-tf
Bacon Sugar Coffee
and Flour.
inn n it a --.I at,,.,t Q.Maii
100 Boxes D. and B. and Smoked
Bboulders,
150 Bbls. Refined Sugar,
100 Baes Prime Rio Ooflee,
1.000 Bbls. Flour-all grades.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS k MURCHISON.
Corn-Hoop Iron-Glue
and Rice.
12,000 Bushels Prime White Corn,
800 Bundles Hoop Iron,
100 Bbls. Glue.
; 60 Bbls. Whole Rice.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS t MURCHISON.
Syrup. Spirit Casks, Nails
and Matches.
100 Bbls. 8. H. Syrup,
300 B oond Hand Spirit Casks,
200 Kegs Nails,
15 Canes Matoues.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
MolasBos Molasses.
150 Hhds. and Bbls. New Crop
Cuba Molasses.
, For sale ldw by
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
Guano! Guano!
250 Tons Gnanape Onano,
200 Tons Eureka Guano,
Foraalelowby
WILLIAMS MCBCHISON.
eprll28
Passenger Department.
WMDtfon & Welflon;
WUminton, Columlila & A. R. R.
WiLMiaeros, V. C, April I'th, 1871V.
TTI8ITOK8 10 THE CENTENNIAL
V
Celebration at Charlotte, K. O., Mar 20th,
187, will be tranapoitcd over three Boadaat
an average rate ol Three CenU Per Mile ror
the Bound Trip.
Through Tiekata will be aold via Wilmington
and the Carolina Central Hallway from ail
Station of each Koad, and alao via Goldsbore
and North Carolina Hoad from Btationa of
Wilmington A Waldon R. K.
Am POPE, Owat'l Tich A'srt.
.apillM mm
WEDDING CARDS 2SW'
u.-t-1iwB.b..rtr...ti..ij0moB
HEW AD VERTISI IS.
BROWN &
45
MARKET
ARE NOW FULLY FRErAUED FOR THEIR
SPRING mm SULBEB
GAlw.PAIS3,
W ITU A COMPLET11 A8WOIIT3IENT OI
STAPLE AD FANCY DRY CHS,
CoinprisiiiK the Novelties ot the Season.,
STRIVE!) RUMMER BILKS 75 Cents, worth &l 121.
1'LAIN (1UKNADINKH from 1H Ccuts miwaud,
FIGURED G11KNADINES 15c., worth 3to.
LINEN CAMURlCa 28o. and upwaad. '
A ery f holes Kelectlwn ( New Ire da lor I.ftdlea Mtf. ChlldreM's
Ver,
FRENCn CAMBRICS 15 ots., woith 25 cts.
NEW STYLES IN GINGHAMS 11 ots., worth 17 eta.
WASUrOI'LlNS 121 eta, worth 20 ots.
RES I CALICOS 10 cts., worth 12J ots.
L'LAMA LACE SHAWLS AND 8ACIJUEH,
NOTTINGHAM LACE SHAWLS AND SACQUE3,
SHETLAND SHAWLS, IN WHITE AND STRITES.
A VERY Inrge assortment of HUNHIIADKH, the lutwt styles that 01m be
found In the country, at prices ranging from 20 ots. to $7.
Ladles Blisses and Boj n Wlilto and Striped Hose,
Gents White and Striped Socks for Summer wear.
Ladies and Misses Gauze Undorwesr,
Gents and Vojs (lauzo Underwear,
Gent's Jean Drawers (mado to our spoclul ordor),
Gent's Whito Dress Shirts and Rows,
Woolen and Linen Goods for Gents and Boys wear.
The largest lines on MUSLINS ever shown in this oity, suoh as
SWISS PLAIDS, Stripes and Plain.
NAINSOOK PLAIDS, ' " "
ORGANDIES PLAIDS, " " '
VICTORIA LAWNS.
I3HiirnlM iVm I iipwnnl.
Ititn Hhititlnir mid Pillow CtiMtiiir,
r WE WILL SHOW for ONE WEEK a very handsome line of
DRAP D'ETfi MANTLES and 8ACQUES.
HOI. AGENTS tor frank I.aell' fnt fnpr fattorna
. . - . MAOMIMet NEEDLES 0 Cent each.
We have several J OB LOTS In ditlorout departments, but want of space pr
vents us from enumerating i a visit only oau cover the ground. ,. . .
ONE PRICE STRICTLY CASH-NO SAMPLES CUT.
BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Harket Street.
P. S. It has been almost impossible for hi to pay the atteution to our pat
rons that we would desire owing to the increase of our business and lack of
room. We take this opportunity to apologize to those who have not been
waited on as promptly as we should wi-li, and would reoomniond all who oan
to call enrly in the day as we oan show them more attention. apl 18-tf
MMIPACM G AM
CAPITAL
PRICES REDUCED THIS DAY.
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TONS SOLUBLE PACDJIO GUANO
for sale, either for GASH or on CROP TIME. Liberal terms will be made
with Merchants and other reliable parties to sell this Guano at our Warebo
prices.
V. II. McKAltY & CO.,
OoiomlHion MerohanU. Agent for FaolfioQuauO (Jo., and Dealeratn No. 1 Fernylan Guano
j North Water Street,
WHjIUINIJTON, n
Sub-Agents fop the Sale of Soluble Pacilic (Juano.
r. n. iho.
V. WMAIIA.n....
Jan 11
For the Benson
At 053.00 per Ton, Cash, or 800.00,
a -r-r rvr a a r-i I
At $33.00 per Ton, Cash, or 838.
WE GUARANTEE that the prevtoui High Or
B.B.BRio(lERH,pre.w...t
O. L. UUAFFUN, euperlutendent,
Jan 5..
OFFER TO THE TRADE
500
BBlil. FCOTIB all gradea;
JQQ BiOS COFFEE,
150 BBLS 8VBUP8'
g QQQ SACKS SALT, &o.,Ao.
tSend them Your Orders,
april H Ml
45.
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45
5
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....Old Hundred, H. O.
Marlon, 8.0.
WE OFFER
OUR STANDARD FERTILIZERS
of 1875, delivered on the (Jars, at Uor
Factory, at the following
SOLUBLE NAVASSA GUANO
payable 1st of November, next; '
TV TlTTVCITlTT A n1T7l
0 , payable 1st of November next,
a e of our rertlltaeri (hall be fully Maistaihid
NAVASSA RIIANil r.nr.lPilNY
WILMINGTON. N. C.
4-eoU-dAW'tm
1 llDEtOD, N, C, May 1st, 1375.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Change of Management.
THE CNDERSIONHD for many Tear Pro
prletofoi the NATIOSAl. HOTEt,
in thl oity, ha. thla dT wlthilrawp In favor of
hi. wn, V. II. JO.MK8J. 'thankful for the
liberal patronage ol the paat.he wvu d beeak
a ooutliiuanco vf the earn, lor hia mecemor.
REUBEN JONES.
To the Travellns Public.
s
Having awumed the management of the
well-known ml popular houe, tbo f ailonal
Hotel, I renpectfully aoliclt tjie patMn-grt ot
the traveling vblio. MT coiietnnt e'liiimvor
hall he to sustain the high reputation thla
Houne liae alwaya borne under the mauag.
mentor lay father. '
Benvertlnlljr, -
C. R. ,
ipril 28-101 2w Prcprletor.
rflil I lfii lie eliortpxt notice ami on
the no reaionihle t""" ' " .
ill,.. .'Ab vsrl j t
Cht to the laBt.
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