oil
VOL. XXIV. HO. 110.
wmmroTOH, n. c. Saturday, hay 8. 1875.
7H0LE HO. C.874.
'Cbt ;rli IcnntaL
WILMINGTON. N.- O. : ,
8ATUBDAY.MAY8.1875.
BYJTELECRAPJi.
A.NOTHEr NEWSPAPER A T
- WASHISQXON CITY,
I NIPORTANT STEAMBOAT
DE-
CISION. y
WashOigTonV May 7 Noon The
Ljijcbburg Republioon r -appears
hreyita Nolau ami Comann on dock
atid Hardwioke at the helm.
Washinotov, Mar 7. Night.
The Comptroller of Curreucj oalla up
on the National Baiiks for a statement
of their affairs on the txt iust. Thin
uotioe and Wank, wiil be mailed ou
Monday next.
It bas been deeidod by the Treamny
Department that steamers origimuijr
bunt for carrying freight, and nfti-r-
ardi ehauged to paaengr steamers,
must ba provided with the cross bulk
heads required upon vessel built aa
passenger btoamyrB, and that old boil
vnt may be used on sew boata if they
have previously been innpfoted and
found to meet the requirements of the
law in foroe at that time, and may be
allowed Buoh pressure aa npon tent
they may be capuble of beuring.
.EUROPE.
, ,'-?.. " t
MOODY AND 8ANKEY IN
.LONDON.
GERMANS EMIGRATING FROM
J V' 4 RUSSIA.
London, May 7r-Noon The Chris
tian OaLraoadp closed last night. Mr.
Sankey, 'jMaj. j Colo, I of Ohiougo, and
many English and Sootoh ministers
made speeches. An interesting dia-cii-sion
was held on the value of 8uu
day tiohoola. The speakers strongly
advocated a lay agency as a measure
for conversion.
BBi4N, May 7 Noon Six thousand
German families are preparing to emi
grate from Russia on account of the
oppressive oonsoriptiou.
WEST INDIES.
THE REVOLUTION AT TORT AU
PRiNgfi pcppRjaasEp;
Port ad Prince, May 7. Noon.
The revolution has been suppressed
by the troopa. , Gear. Poire was killed
upon the breaking on! of the trouble.
Foreign Consulate were immediately
crowded i with refugees. Martial law
was proclaimed. The proclamation
oontaming the promise of amnesty to
those who would surrender. Tran
quility has been restored.
KENTUCKY.
THE AMERICAN MEDICAL AS
.CSOdEATlON. " ;
LotrisviiiiH, May 7 Noon. The
Medical Association to-day appointed
delegates to represent the Association
at the Congress to be held in Brussels
in September next. A committee was
also appointed to confer with the Can
adian Welical Association on the sub
ject of holding an international con
vention. -" "
; EiETRItISMS.
General Neill, commander of the
I oops at the Cheyenne agency,reports
th it fiityseven of the Indians who
w ire tried Bt Fort Sill were oonvicted
and sentenced to the Dry Tortugas.
The boiler of the, steamer Senator
piploded on Thursday, just after leav
iug the dock at Portland, Oregon. The
forward portion 6f the boat was blown
to pieces. Capt. MoGill, Purser Lasey
and a number of the crew were killed
and many wounded,
James B. McCreery was nominated
for Governor ; of , Kentuoky, on the
fourth ballot. ' ft
China has engaged Confederate Gen.
Ripley to construct works on an exten
sive scale for the defence of the coast
and the principal rivers. Gen. Ripley
sails from London for the East in a
few days.
An ex-conductor was killed by a
Cincinnati Adams express messenger
after the messenger had reoeived two
shots. The robber sawed the end of
the door, while the messenger claims
that he was awake.
Gea, Sheridan's father is dead.
Wm. E. Sturtevant, the triple mur
derer, was hung yesterday at Plym
outh. He was steady to the last. The
arrangements were complete and the
affair was a suooess. The curiously
arrangedpulleys . end weights that
jerked him were patented. The Sher
iff of different counties of Massachu
setts were present to witness the suo
oess of the experiment
The Richmond and Danville Rail
road Company have paid the interest
due on their bonds since the first of
May, and have relieved two hundred
thousand dollars of tie debt of the
road. :.?.
A female swindler, calling herself
Mrs. D. C. Elliott, has been victimiz
ing the Richmond, Petersburg and
Norfolk banks by means of raised
drafts.
CUBA.
MORE TALK ABOUT CRUSHING
. THE -REBELLION. .
NrwYoBKjMay 6 NightHavana
letters say the battle of Palma Cola
greatly elated the Spaniards; they
only require about three months to
oruh the rebellion completely; ever
so many Cubans killed, and only one
Spaniard was hurt, .
STATE NEWS.
The Hash county jail doors stand
wide open.
The scarlet fever is in Charlotte
with several fatal cases already.
The revival at Toisuot continues
with unabated interest There have
been over fifty conversions. -
Paul Criitehfletd, an employee on
the Nor hweateru road, bad his arm
badly mashed ou last Tuesday, at
uwnsooro, wnno coupling car.
Rev. A. W. Mangum, of Edeuton
Street Methodist Church, in Raleigh,
hai been invited to deliver the ant.n il
address at Greensboro Female College.
Rev. Dr. Hooper, LL. D., has ac
cepted tin invitation to deliver the
address of welcome to the members f
the State Medical Society, which con
venes at Wilson 'ou the J8tU iu&t.
The Winston Sentinel says: .Little
Cuailie"Ogburu killed a crane mar
town last week tlu't measured live
feet seven and one-half inches from
the tip of one wiug to the tip of tba
other.
The Tarboro Southerner says: We
are pained to aiiuour.ee the critical
condition of Mrs. flen. W. D. Pender.
It is feared she will not recover. She
is suffering from a severe attack of
pneumonia.
The Charlotte Observer says: A man
named Peter Peeler, of Cleaveiaud
county, hung himself in his barn Wed
nesday. It is a singular fact that
Crow, the former owner of the planta
tion ou which Peeler lives, hung bini
slf some years ago near the same
spot. Peeler was deputy fhcriff, and
during the war was Lt. Col. of Milta.
The Southerner records a Demo
cratic victory in Tarboro last Monday,
the result of which was that Jesse A.
Williamson, Jacob Fehleuheiuier,
Frederick Philips, Daniel W. Hurtt,
Alex. McOabe and Joseph Cobb, were
ekotcd Oonimishioners, four of whom
are Democrats, ,t
The Charlotte Eagle says: Mr. J.
Armstrong, aged 03, a resident of Gas
ton county, was thrown from his bug
gy and killed last Tuesday, while re
turning from Dallas to his home. Mr.
Armstrong, we learn, had be-.n drink
ing heavily, and on the. road leading
from Dallas to the South Fork, his
horse becam frightened aud threw him
out, breaking his neck on the wheels.
The Rocky Mount Mail says: At the
land sale last Saturday Mr. Wm. &
Battle bid off a beautiful lot on Churoh
street, and immediately presented it
to the Episcopal Church. - This is a
handsome present, and we trust that
the Church will bestir itself and soon
commence the erection of a handsome
building. Quite a large amount bas
already been subscribed.
The Salisbury Watchman says: Mr.
J. W. Bradford, of Davie, has left on
our table several specimens of mineral
rocks, indicating deposits of iron and
copper, and possibly silver. These
specimens were taken from a shaft
sunk by Mr, B. N. Allen, of Ful
ton; and they promise something, and
we hope it will turn out that there is
a valuable mine of some character at
the place named.
The Charlotte Observer says: In a
letter to Col. Brem, Capt. Blanken-
ship, of the " Richmond Howitzers,"
says he thinks his battery will come to
Charlotte on the 20th, if the Centen
nial Association will furnish horses
for the guns and officers. Notice Col.
Brem's advertisement for forty horses.
Thehowitze.s are said to Lave the
handBomest unifom, and to be the
best drilled military organization in
the Southern States.
LINT or UNCLAIMED I.TTTEBS
Bemalning In the Post Office, nay
nil, 18T8.
A John Austin, David Adams.
B Annie Bennett, Bettie Brown,
Caroline Brant, Dealia Bryant, Geo
Bowen, Carrie Burwell, J L Byerly,
Louis Bynum, Mollie Burk, O S Bald
win, Emma Bryan, Wm Barren, El
len Brnntly.
0 Luoy ChaDcy, Ella Chambers, J
B Cowell, J L Clark, Lucy B Carter,
Tbos F Clark.
D Sallie Dammonds, Geo Dudley,
Emmerson Dicker, Cap J S Davis,
Mary Dent
E Lizzie Eddy.
F John F Flowers, Joel Farrow,
James M Foreman, Josie Flyn, Sophia
Fenner, Stephen Foster.
G-Molhe Gibbs, P D Gould, Robt
Gillespie, Robt Griffin, Sallie E Gil
bert. H Sarah Holmes, Mary Ann Hill,
Elizabeth A Hiuton, J. Hopkins, Jen
nett Hall, Dr. Marsden Holden, Mrs
S E Hall, J T Henning, Wm Hurst
J Chas W Jones, E L Johnson, E
Joiner, Henry Johnson, 3 W Justice,
S G Jenkins, W Jaokson.
K Mary Kenan, Miss Laney Keel.
D Euos Larkins, Eliza Lewis, Miss
Wiliby Love, Miss W H Lewis, Mary
Livingston, Nancy Larkins.
M Eveline McNeil, Jos McAlister,
B A McClammy, Elizabeth Meltou, E
R Mintz, Hattie Moore, John Myer Sc
Son, Mary MoGlammy, Millie May,
Maggie Morris, R A Moses, Mrs Robt
Moore, W B McNair.
P Miss Fannie Potter, H R Penny,
J E Pierce, John Parte, Willie Pierce.
L M Powers. ,
R J J Rowan, Mrs L Rawn, Capt
Wm vv lticn, uatnerine itisiey.
8 Mrs Ann Smith, Alx Swama,
Harry Smith, J H Scott, Martha Sher
idan, J D Sadbery, Catherine Spioer,
Sallie Simpson, Mrs Fiorina Smith,
Sallie Smith, Humkin Smith.
T-G 0 Tounice, Milton Taylor.
W Francis Waddell, John Werner,
William Waddell, Thomas Weilden.
" SHIP LETTERS.
Capt Alfred Leavey, Sohr 0 C Bery,
Joseph Harper, Brig Samuel Welch,
Christopher Jordan, Schr John H
Conoley.
The cardinal color is now all tL
rage, It iB as red as a beet
DIED.
Is Ml'in.tiwll., Mt.,B Satardar, tb Irt
hut, Mr. Kuil K. Ukowi. wir J bo.
Hutu WrWB. la th tui y.tr vf k.r
btiB mi bora w lb IM of r .briar;, Mis.
wu ni u. rwnou Mr x aim
uoi rvttcr, Kiq..BBhaBorl oiU.ui of tb Uipt
K.r eoantr. inb.rlcin frea bin crMtd.
CUKHI Of obBTBOMT BBd tb kMBWt MM Of
right. Bb m ft rnnu of Bncomnoa worta
aud lntelllgarpotd, belowd, hooorfd,
bf all who bar Sha wai niiKtona hi
luailnot, and la tfaa aaat abaluu ballcf
in ue trauu at taa Bible; la Iba
alaiplM and atoat aiabarant faith la tba
at arm.'nt br tba Lord Java Chrlat prtanl
P loiMbtd avan ta b-t all lhood-bar lira
bar boon an. of alaerrr.t charlt., auritv and
lo, la u aatlra unaiiannt of .11 b.rtlntir
as wtfa, aiother aad rrlrnd. Tba aoaaa of kar
iletib a a baautiful portrayal of iba arlael
aienol bar Ufa. la patloal rapaaa, .i.n-pt k.n
tortured by tb'atiig at bardeaaan.vltk wblob
tit bad auBarad for nraa aioatba, urroond
ad br BfBrly all ar laaillv, aba awaltfd alih
eager eye., aarared bt eonldent bupea, tba te
motal ol tba .all. Her laet dlatlnet vorda wara
' That great ehaaf la eoatlng.N
She died in peace wltB Uad, and la lot and
twace with the world.
NEW ADVZETI8IME5T8.
FIFTH WAED.
IUKPRKDE!T Bl ( KKTCO. Na. t
MiMiiia: Vna axe hereby ardered a meet
In Binfo'ia, at your I ruck Hoi),oa Moaday,
Tntb diet., at I o'clock ttarp.
By nlr,
. P. A. FVLUH1R, Ueey
nay I 110 it
"ft Scaltg Naur
Ex-Gov, Z. H. Vance
will dellrer hi. Celebrated lecture on
"THE SCATTERED HAt I0N,
if TBI
OPERA HOTJSE,
in thiicity,Tuesday Evening, My 11th.
TILKKTI Tl teali,
to be had of P. Helniberger.
COMMUTE
NaTHL. JaOlBI, MABCVI BlAK, A. Willi
No Extra Charge for Beatrved Beats,
may t 110-11
Blue Flannel Suits
HJADETOOKDER-aU.
At JAMES MoOOHMICK'8.
Cheviot Suits
rjO OKDEH-tM.
At JAMES MoOOBaHOK'1.
EdeM Fancy Cc"8 Sails
At JAMI1 HoCOBlirCl.'B.
Handsome Centennial Suits
BDBB-Bomatbinf Bitra-M.
) At
JAMBS McOORfcUCK'S.
10B-at.rria8aB
may T
FlOMS Of FDIUltOTB.
pHOTOOBAPHS AHI TB1CE LIST OF
ouritockof Furnltara forniahed on applloa.
tlon to purchaser!.
O.A.8HI1H a 01.
iS
may i
Escaped Conviits.
We will pay a reward of tlO each for each
Information a will lead to tba captaraorany
convicts escaped from the New Hanorer Coaru
ty Work Hones ilnoe the year 1871. Addrem,
by letter or telegraph, MATHE8 A CO.. Su
perintendent, ot Hew Hanover Oonnty Work
House, Wilmington, N. 0.
may 6 lOa-tf
Paronipo,
B
GETS, 0ABR0T8,
TURNIPS AND ONIONS.
For aala at
O H. W. BUHGK'8,
N. E. Uwner or Market and Seoond Bt.
aprll 70 103
THE T.1YOTERY
Explained !
At 29 North Front Street,
WILMINGTON, N. a
mays
107-Sw
Buggy Harness,
Wagon Hameae, Dray Harnaa), Cart Bar-
new, Llollare, Harare, Backhand., Blind and
Killing Uridine, Halter., Curry Oomhi, Horra
BruKhee, Feather Dneterf, Trunk., Bags and
Batches, Summer Lap Robes, Whips, Spur.,
and all kinds or Saddlery Goods ai bottom
prices.
CARPENTER at MALLARD,
Hncorwore to
,T. 8. TOPHaM 00.,
No. "BonUiFront Stteet, Wilmington, N. 0,
a pril84 tS-tf
Retailers
s
UPPLIED WITH
Plug and
Fine-Cut Tobaccos,
Cigars and
Smokers' Articles,
. it
D. HGOTT.
104
may I
FACTORY.
Doors, Sash, Blinds find
Monldlngs, Ac.
When yon want bottom prices, go whura
they are made foot of Walnut street, CoItIIIs
e rui
Hill
as uo's mm.
W. DvKES,
S-lm
aprflt
HEW ADVEETISEMSST3.
MORE PARTICULARS i
MT ASSORTMENT OP
IS NOW
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT LINES.
Uj customers hare slioirn their appreciation of mj LOW TUICES by their
liberal parohaaea, for whidi I'm thankful. STRANGERS not poattxl, ami
desiring thit mlue of their money, can get it by calling
' - AT
M. M. KATZ'S, 36 Market St.
aprll It
Official Eeport.
The following Is a correct report of the sales
ot 8KW1MO MAHUINKH made by th. Lad
lag companies during tue past four (4) yai.
A oarelul eaaminatiun of lbs flgures will .how
that the sale or tbs "HtNUKK" has largely In
o aaaed each year, while, an the contrary, a
correei'ondlng deoreaea la shown In thssalns
reported by all oihrr oompanlea. how,t s
que.tlom naturally arla I How long will this
.tale of a flairs last? How long will the other
eompanle. be .hi. to keep offices open In unr
dl Rerent oltles and towns when tbey are selling
so few machine"? all pereuns who think ot
buying a machine should con.ult their own In
ter art and get a good ona from the old, reliable
B1NU1CK MAMUVAUTUHINO COMPANY.
BBWIMQ-Ma-CHuJlE BALKS FOIt 1874
Jforainri Sold
ThbSibsik MiarrAOTDBiBB Co Ml till
Wheeler 4k Wllain Mannlacturlng Oo . n Ml
Hows Hewing Maoblua Oo, (eetlmaud), U.tiiO
Domeetlo Belng Machlns Uo IJ.tiM
Waad Bewlng-slaohliia Uo W,4i
Oroter A Baker 8. M. ee. (estimated).. t,iwo
Remington Kmplr. Hew ng-Maoblna co. ll.U'is
WIUoaHeWlng-Machlue company 17 611
Wllooi A Utbl.H.wlug Machine oo.... 11,710
AatartoanB. H IS MM
PloraaoaBewlng-Maehloa so I,BU
Beoor Bewtug Machine oo. .. ........... 4,041
BA1.KB or mi
Jfaca'W
Till Binain MaatiraoTnaiao Co m 444
Waeeler A Wilson Mauuracturlug oo.,U,ilW
IHnsMatla Hewing Ma'hlne company..,, an, 1 1 1
OroTorABaker Bewlng-Machlua Uo.. W,UI
Waad Bewlng-Maclilna company .11 Tot
Wilson Sewing Mrchlns oeuipany. lt,14T
Howe Machine company..., no returns
Wllcoi A Olbbs 8. wing Machine oo.... lo.lxl
American ttntton-llolx, Ac 14, It'll
Kemlngtoa Kmplre sewing Machine co. ,1K3
Floraaoa Bewing-Machlna company,.,, I.stio
Beoorbawlng-Machine company.,.,..., 4,4BU
SALES OF 173. i
Maehinn Sold.
Tna BiaoiB Mawcvsoturida Uo 21,;w
Wheeler A Wllsoa Mannraoturlng oo.. 174 una
Howa Machine eompany (ontlmatad).. ,14ft 0M)
Qrotar A Baker Mewing Machine oo.... es.010
Dome.tlo, Bewlng.Maoblos oomoaay... 4,5M
Weed Bowing-Maohlna oomiiauy ..... 4X444
Wilcox Ollib. Rewlng-Maeblna CO.... 8 w
Wilson Sewing Machine ooaipany. .. .,
Amerlesn B. H O 1H,.W
'lorenoa Bawina-Maoblna company,,,. lo.HKI
Da.li Bewkng Machine coniiiany 11.176
Bemlngton Empire Bewlng-Machlneco. 4,tri
BALR8 FOB 17 L
Machinn .Vol fi.
Thb Binukr MianrAaTUBiMO Oo. Ill, WW
Wbaeler A Wilson Manuraoturing eo..rir,m
OroTer A Baker Bewing-Machlna oo... BO.Ktl
Waad Bewlng Machine oompany II.SAA
Howa Machlua company (Jan 1 to July 1) 34,010
Wllcoi A Olbbs Bewlng Macnina co.... 80,17
Wilson Weeing Machine company 21,1113
American B. H. O ),11
Original Howe Bewlng Machine co Wt.nM
Florence Bewlng Machine oompany. .. I6.N7
Dart. Hewing Machine company II, MS
Domeetlo Bewlng Machine company.... 10.HH
may t 1M Iw
1NOXXCJE.
WmM. MlMMd Tr' TM 3B
Gna Central Railway.
EXCURSION TICKETS from Wil.
mington to Charlotte and return, eaa new ba
purchased of ths Company's Aganl at S13
avch. Oood to retnrn seren days from data
f Isras.
bt. W.CLARK,
Oeneral Ticket Agent.
109 Iw
may I
I Hare tbis Day Rccci?ci
AH OTHER B0PPLT OF TH08B HAN li
ft, wed, Machine sawed and Oable-Wlre
hoi-Toe Low-qnarter Bhoes of virions
styles. Also OsnU Goat Strap Tls and Nnlll.
Bers. Ladies Slippers In great variety, from
Bl and upwards. Misses and Children's Bhoes
a .(.eolaUy.
M. U. Ladles Bronse HMppers only 81.
CHAHLK8 A. FHIUK,
No. 31 Market St , Bign of the Golden Boot,
may 4 lo
The Mysteries of the
Court of Queen Anne.
ar william laamsoB aibswobth.
Paper. Price M Cents.
The Mysteries of the
Court of the Stuarts.
BT WILLIAM AtaiSOM AIBSWOBTH.
Paper. FrloalS Cents.
For sale at
HEINGBERGER'S
LIT Book and Music Store,
may 4 108
Hay I Hay! Hay!
Just reoelred per Schr. H. T. Townsead
BALK8 CHOIOC EASTERN HAT.
150'
i BALES BELEOTKD NEW TORE
HAT.
For lals tow from wharf, In Iota to suit, by 1
B. r, MITCHELL, aV oif.
may 6 i07-
R GOODS
COMPLETE
o-
AT iff YORK COST !
TTTB OFFER, WITHOUT BK8KBTE, ou.
ehure Stork AT C08T for oath only. Our
OBStomariaralnritadto participate wllh the
public In the great bargains ws ofl'cr.
BOSKOWITZ 4k LIEBER,
29 Market Street.
NOTICE,
Unr bills are mads up to ths 1st of May.
Hereafter our tran.actloas will ba for cash
eaolualvely. FK1EM8 who are lu arrears
with us are respectfully Informed that they
will Inoraaas aur obligations by a prompt sst
tlamsnV Very rt.psotfally,
BOSKOWITZ A UEBBR.
may t ; " I'S
((T)T?T)l?l?mVI)
BURNETT'S
Perfect Baking Powder.
Try It ths beit brought to this market.
Try It with our 'Sew Proceaa Empire)
rioiir" and "satl.ry" yourself It is the
"Best."
Hew Butter to arrirs Monday,
'Best in the World."
From our regular Dairy ami, "none genuine
without our stamp."
100 . KITE
rVo. 1 JMixckorol
At i PER KIT.
All CANNED FRCITS and VEGETA
BLES ws hare brought down the prices and
selling now vary low. "Uwd for prices." Ths
bent opportunity ta bay Canned Moods ever
offered In this markst. Band to us and saia
meoey. .
APPLES.
una nn&fl ana
LEMONS,
arched Java inn Laguavra Cof
fees "t arrlre Monday."
Our weakly .apply of the Cooked tlorned
Beef Just In. Every honeekeoper should bars
It, Genuine sold by
CEO. MYERS,
11 A II South Front Street.
lOS-lm
may 3
ELLEN WAItEHAHl
By Mlei Ellen Pickering.
Old Myddelton's Money. By Mary
CeollHay. '
A Waiting Race. By Edmund Yates.
A 8tracge World. By Hiss M. e.
Braddon.
A Light and a Dark Christmas
By Mrs. Harry Wood.
ALL FOB SALIBT
Conoley & Yates.
may B
107
COME EARLY
AND BOY
Boots and Slioes
FROM EVANS A VonGLAHN'B WHOLE
sale and Retail Boot and Shoe Store, on
frlnoees street, where you will And all the
new st) les widths, tors, heels, heights, make,
sises, colors, Ac, at the Tery lowest price.
Ws take great care In selecting our stock of
Boots and Bhoes. Ws bare bad much sxperl
anoe In the business, and wltb many other ad
vantages, wa are sura wa can satisfy you in
goods and prloaa. Ws are thankful for past
favors and hope the generous public will con
tinue their favor.
EVANS & VonGLAHN.
mays 10S
E. FRANK COE'S
Imntsaitlsl Super-Phosphate.
pOR SALE FOB CASH OR ON CHOP time
b' 0. Q. PARSLEY 4 00.
march 1 ' TT-tf
NEW ADVERTISE5LEM3.
46. 45.
BROWN & RODDICK
45 Wm STREET, 45
ARE NOW FULLY TREPARED FOR TnElIl
CArulPAIOM,
W ITU A COM 1JLKT1: AHNOli rjIINT OF"
STAPLE Sill FANCY IY GOODS,
Coinpilsini; tlie 'iNovpltles ol' tlic JSoiison.
HTUirEl) HUMMER 81LR8 7fi CcuU, worth U 12 J.
PLAIN (IRENADINHH from 18 Cont tipwaail,
FIOUKRD OltENADINEH 15c, worth U7o.
LINEN OAMIIUICB 2Ho. aud upwiuil.
A vt-ry ( liolce Krlvctlou ol Ne llreaa Uwotla lor l.adlea aad Children.
Wvmw. ' -, ,i
FRENCn OAMIUUCH 15 otH., woitli 25 oU.
NEW HTTLE8 IN niNOHAMH' 1 1 eta., worth 17 ot.
WAH1I POrLINH oU., worth 20 ots.
IMSHl' OALIOOS 10 pta., worth 121 ots,
L'LAMA LACK RHAWLH AND HACgUEH,
NO'VriNOUAM LACE Hll AWLH AND BACQUEH,
BUETLAND BUAWLH. IN WHITE AND HTRIPEH
A VERY lnre anHortniPtit of SUNSIIADEH, the latent atyloa that can bo
found iu the country, at price ranging from 20 ots, to 7.
Ladles, Misses and Moyn Whfto and Strjpbd Hoso,
Gents White and Striped Rnrki for Rum km wear. .
Ladies and Umt Oauzn Uiidcrwifftr,
Uanta and Boys Qanse UiuletwBar,
Gout'a Joan Drawers (made to our npoolal order),
Qeut'B White DreuUhirta and Dowb,
Woolin and Lluou Oood for UeuU and Boys wear."
The largoat linen on MUHL1NB ever shown in thi city. buoU aa
H WISH TLA II B, . Htripea and I'lain.
NAINSOOK. PJLAIDH, .
OROANDIEH riiAIDS, " "
VICTORIA LAWNS,
lied tJpriulM iVom S1 iipvai'l.
Linen sHlttivtlnir unci l'lllow Cnsslnir.
T WE WILL BUOW for ONE WEEK a very hamlaome line of
DRAP D'ETli MANTLEH and SAOQUEa.
v HOI.K AOKH t frr I'rsuik l..all. fits Vnv-r laitnrn.
, , ,.rt,, MACHINE NctKDLES B Cants etch.
We hare Severn! JOB LO la in dilloront dopttrtmuuta, but want of apace pr
vonts ua from enumerating ; a ririit only can cover the ground.
ONE PRICE-STRICTLY CASH-NO SAMPLES CUT. . .
BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street.
P. B. It ban boon almoet irupoHgible for tia to par tho attention to our pat-
rona that wo would desire owinp to the iiioroiiso of our business and lack of
room. Wa take this opportunity to apologize to those who have not been
waited on as promptly as we should wih, and would reoommoiid all who oan
to call early in the day as we can how them more attention, apl 18-tf
SOLUBLE PACIFIC UO CO.;
CJA.ll'X'A.L.
PRICES REDUCED THIS DAY.
TWO THOUSAND FTVE HUNDRED TONS SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO
for Bale, either for CASH or on CROP TIME. Liberal terms will be made
with Merchants and other reliable parties to sell this Guano at our Wareho
priooB. . f ..; .
W. II. McRAHY & CO.,
Uoiamlsslon Heraoants, tgente for Paolllo Onano (o., aad Uealtir.ln No. 1 Pernvlan Ouano
s North Water Btrkkt,
WILirilNUl'UN, li.
Sub-i gents for tho Sale
r. b. Giimm,.
V. UHAIIAITI
Jan 81
MT. AIRY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Mt. Airy, N. C.
OPENS mh OF MAY, 1875.
Board Per Month, 35 1 Per
Week, SI2.S0; Per Day, f 2 BO
TTTATKK equal to Greenbrier White In ever;
re.peot, ai d swrlor lu many. Pnrtlos vltlt
Ing the Miirliiga by rail will get oft' the ears at
Winston, N. 0., wbere stages will convey tlivm
to tlie Bpilngs.
N. 8. SMITH & SONS,
if
Proprietors.
100-3ra
aprll V
M Water Gronnd Meal Every Day,
Hold Rama Price aa Steam.
BALKS HAT,
8UU 1.000 BUUMKIiS COHM,
CANNED GOODS,
FI.OUH. MKATS, As.
UHANr 4c 11INTON,
- may 3 loe-tl&wtl'
, Nobby Styles.
ajKOKIVBO TO-DAT FEK EXPRESS
auvtbsr lot of . -
Men and Roy's Clothing,
80METHINQ ENTIRELY NEW.
These who want fine Suite will do well to
cMl satly before ttey are sold. -
A. DAVID.
108
Si.ooo.ooo.
of Soluble Pacific Guano
....OMHandred.fr. 0.
Marlon, 8. 0.
Hay, Corn and Oats
BOO RALK8 HAf ,
3,ft0 Iluiihelst'orn,
500 0U.
Vorsalsby
KEUUliNRK & OALDBB BUOU.
Meal, Rice, Sugar and
Coffee.
BOO Bmhels Fresh Water Ground Meal, .
BO libls. Hire,
BO Bills. Kcllned 8ugar,
H 10 Hlnli. D&merara sugar,
400 Bauks Cotleo,
For sale by
, HJEROUNBR St OALDIR BROS
Spirit CasksTsplrit Casks !
4508T4Nf)A D CA8K8,
For salo by a - ;
iKBROHNEtt CAU)BR BROS,
Bacon and s. H. Molasses.
AO Boses fmoked Bides and H boulder j,
100 " I). 8. Bides and Bbouldors,
30 Mhds. 8. H Molaoaes,
400 libit. B. H. Molanees.
For sale by .
KKKUHNKtt A CALDKR BROS'
may 8 - . .... m :
1854
Baker Whiskeye
QIJ PORT, ALE AMD PORTER,
: "'"" ' apples, "y":,"';
i ORAMQXSaad '
1 LEMONS.
riiesll CROCEHIES BY EVERT
; bteaimer:
n. w. snuRE,
No. 31 North Front Ft.
may -1