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W1LMIXOTON. N. 0. :
SATURDAY. MAY 15. 1S75-
KWtUl'E.
"O'OONNO R. TIIE WOULD-BE
REGICIDE, AGAIN ARRESTED.
the war cri&is past.
englanD'sfriendly oVfice 1.
PRINCE NAPOLEON ON THE IM-
' " "PERIAL SUCOEatilON.
London, May 14 Noon Tlieijonth
O'CuDUOr who, On the day of tliuukn
givir.g (or the recovery of tbe lrjn
f Wales attempted to nhx)t the
Qiueo, h again arrested od the 5tti
lunt., the Queen holding ilrawiuu'
roui at Buckingham ' I'uluce ami
O'Uouoor wan funud in the sani plane
in frout of the railing from wb-ou ho,
- tin the former oceueion, presented a
ptl at theQieeu. II hb rre-itd
". qnetly ami hCiittotlie Hanwell Avluu
hy orders of Sir Thonius Hiiiy, Chief
i Magistrate of the Bow Street Polic-i
C 'iirt, ou certitioateu of physicians
that the prisoner ia subject to suicidal
njjd bomioidal impulses, i
1 j(ja Times this morning says that
( there oould hardly have been a ' more
critical situation than fainted iu Berlin
npou the arrrival of the ', Emperor of
R'lsSja. I The German Government
may be able to declare that a
hostile movement was never ofii
oinlly entertained, but a few day
ttiboe there was serious danger that
war-like oouneel wouhl prevail. We
Any " Suppose that Prince Oortz
oUttkoff courteounly exprensed his de
termination to treat as an enemy the
T tintV btata ' disturbing the ' jpaace.
flu spi j of .England's attitude of re
SurvK "we believe the government
thought ij a National duty in the re
cent crisis to express its opinion very
decidedly in regard to the maintenance
of peaoe. The communication was
amicably received and a most satisfac
tory reply returned.
Franoe has expressed acknowledge
ment of England's friendly attitude.
Tbe Daily News reports that the
Cz-ir has mentioned his desire lo con
fer with M. Theirs unotllcially in re
gard to European affairs. "
The .. Daily Telegraph is informed
thut Russia has given England friend
ly and 'satisfactory Bssuranoos ' iu re
gard to Central Asia.
Paris, May 14 Night-The La
Volonte National, the organ of Prinoe
NapoleU in a leading artiole declares
that if thel'rioee- Imperial should dio
Prince Hapoleoa' would never clnim
the throne. "The principal hereditary
succession d UeadV-A third Empiie
aiming at the resotoration of atiuco
Napoleon or his nephew, would end
in rtrlnV" 'The 'article concludes: "We
never doubted that France, even if
consulted through a plebescite, would
energetically pronounce in favor of
tiie Republicans, which is the form of
- government most compatible with uni
versal suffrage.
ELEGTiaCISMS-
About five hundred barrels of whis
key, the product of Western distiller
ies recently closed by the Govern
ment, have been seized in Baltimore.
The Seizures were made at five or six
different warehouses, ,
At (Calais, Maine, the Methodist
(Conference Presbyicry ordained six
Chinamen as deacons.
An order has been issued from tho
headquarters of the army at St. Louis
that the Indian prisoners now oon-flued-
at Fort Leavenworth be con
veyed to St. Augustine, Fla., and con
fined in , Fort , Marion under special
guards.
While the freight train was passing
through an arch at the Sing Sing State
Prisea- four convicts jumped on tbe
engine and presented revolvers at
the engineer and fireman and compel
led them to get off and cut the oogine
loose, and started -southward, aban
doning the engine three miles north of
Tarrytowa.---11-
Tbree of the convicts who esoapod
from Sing Sing were captnred near
Sleepy Hollow. They had stolen the
clothing of the engineer and fireman.
The fourth one ia being hotly pressed
and nill be caught
The suspension of the National
Bsnk of Rio, at Rio Janeiro, is report
ed by a London telegram.
Two negroes, in two cases of mur
der, tried and sentenced in the
Superior Court, at Atlanta within two
days, are to be hung the 4th of June
t; . . - .
. HEADQUARTERS.
NEW
OFEIOIALS
TAKING
.CHARGE.
INDIANS EN ROUTE FOR THE
CAPITAL.
lV ; THE WHISKY RAIDS.
, WisBisftTos, May 14 Night The
new Internal Revenue Commissioner
will assume his duties to morrow. No
immediate changes , in his office are
contemplated.
The Black Hill Sioux will be here
to-morrow and will be joined in a day
or two by the Brule and Ogalla In
dians, unde- Spotted Tail and Red
Cloud.
In oonseqnenoe of prior engngo
ments, the President will not be able
to attend the Bunker Hill Centennial
Celebration. . . .
JudgeTierepont will tako charge of
the Department of Justice to-morrow.
Tbere is nothinir new iu the whisky
raids." No prominent officers have yet
- been dismissed and the oQloials of the
Treasury Department are still search
ing for crooked whisky. A large
amount 61 seiaorea are reported daily,
and in manv cases tho distillers and
sellerf manifest a disposition to appeal
to we uonrts,
THE FAR EAST,
s sou i n W ales to hk repre-
SEsTTED ATjTHECENTEN
M A L .
, ANOTHER SEA HORROR. v
Sax Frakcwto, May 14 Night
Tbe Xew Mouth Wales Parhameut has
included in a Bupply bill recently
passed. .,()()0 for the representation
of New South Wales at the Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia.
ihe Houomla Commercial Adver
tiser of May 1st, vh: Iu January
hut, Z. S Spalding arrived from S'ui
Francisco ul made a pnptHit'Oii to
a sugar planter to enter into a rou
traet with tbe San Francisco ri fine
ries for the entire crop of tlm o nun
year. The proposition wa disap
proved.-
Sydney, New South Wall s, adviees
say Hint ttie liarkbt. .lnrnu Adeln oV,
from Bribbiue, entered Ahinetoii Bar
and took a pilot on board, wheu the
wiui chopped around, giving htr a
Ire kIi ro, and the b irk sto,..! ou to
s'8 again. The nut day tilie was dis
covered bottom up, and a steamer
searched unavailing!? for furvivor of
tne wreck. The bark was owned and
tailtdby Capt. EaRlenbrook,' a B m
toni.in, hut for many yeara a resident
of Adelaide. Uis wife and family
p ii-lnd with him.
PENNSYLVANIA.
ANO fllER i 1GHT A L' THE MINES
TrcnNiB, May 14 Night. Fifty men
went to work at Sterling mines this
morning. About 11 o'clock a- light
took place between the few polce and
the strikers and two of tho lattea were
arres'ed There ia no police force
Miillcieut to protect, willing Torknieu,
and the Sheriff is dilatory. L. 0,
Coutri, editor of L' Italia, who, on
Monday, was enptured by the strikers,
is at Tyrone with forty Italians, deter
mined to put them at work with
proper protection. Affairs in Chester
field county ore in a bad state, and
nothirg ebort of niiliiary force will
suppress tho outrages. This is the
opiniOii of the most intelligent portion
of the community.
WISCONSIN.
THE DISTILLERY SEIZURE.
Milwaukee), May 14 Noon The
four distilleries which had been re
released by the oourt on special bouds
resumed operations yesterday. Adis
patch was received from Washington
ordering the oflioers to stop theni
until they had given now bonds iu
place of those given on , the first of
May. The dintillors here have tele
graphed to the distillers at Chioago,
St. Louis and elsewhere proposing to
unite with them in testing the consti
tutionally of the InternalRevenne tax.
A favorable supply was received from
Chicago, and the distillers bane re
solved to proceed. They, have retain
ed ex-Senator Carpenter to take the
question into the courts.
ALABAMA.
ONE MORE OF THE
FALLEN.
MIGHTY
Moktoombbt, May 14 Night
Cbns. Davis, late Postmaster at Union
Springs, pleaded guilty in the U. S.
Court to-day for embezzlement of
funds from letters he received. By
request of tbe District Attorney, who
stated that there were extenuating
circumstances, the lowest punishment,
which was a Bcutcnoe to nix months
imprisonment and a fine to the amount
of monny abstracted, was imposed.
Davis was a Republican member of
the Legislature in 1872; took his seat
in the Court House Legislature which
elected Spencer to the Senate and
voted for him for Senator; soon after
wards he was appointed Postmaster.
REPORT
Of the Condition of the t'imt !Va-
tlonal Bank of Wilmington, at
Wilmington, in the State of North
Carolina, at the ( lose of Huilneu
inar ! l!s73:
KE SOURCES.
Loiinniind Discounts....
Uvurdran.
U1,M ti
i.m id
TJ. S. liundg to secure clrctilnlloii..,
Other Stuckfl, Honda and Mui tuauon
sii,ono oo
ico OUT 88
ra
U,m 78
888 13
S1,7W 15
S,088 91
24,071 1!8
LMOirOIU PTOTOtl HPWrVB AgUlIU.
Due from otlwr National llnnku ....
Duo t'rum bute Banks Rd liiiifcern.
Hfal ErtHto, furniture and i Ixturen
Uurroiit KxponBOB iiui Taxua paid.
Premlnraa Paid..'.
Iv.luiJLB nu utiiui yjtkfu .tenia,. ,,..,..,
1,832 4.
Bill. of other National Hunks U.H) 00
Vravtionnl Currency (including
Nickel,) 1.35T SB
Sieoi9 (luuluuing gold I reaury
DOie-)
Legal Tender Notes
tit 67
35,000 00
8,100 03
hUi.'iu.iii tund ltb U. a. X'reaH
iner (5 per ct of circulation)
'lotal K.i,i3J75
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid In 2!S0,000 00
Surjilwi Fun g.O'O M
othei und vidcd piotini S4.A'i 8
nainrai oanx iteouUit.tid ng.. 102,00' no
I)lidir,d unpaid f4D 00
imiivuuiU doiwaiui u..Ject to
check 101,114 2
i 'emami coriinaros oi apfBll 103. 4H 61
Due to ot'ior National Bank noi ()
I'ie to Sta'f llankail BtukeiB. . 4.737 23
Note and Bills re-discounted 78,047 11
Total...
ff8(ia,233 TB
STATE O. NORTH CAROLINA, )
CoiuuorNicwHiKuviii. I
I, A. K. Walker, Cashier of the ahoe ntmid
Bank, do soli ninly swear that tlie ahove state
ment in tra to the bust ol my knowledge mid
Dunei.
A. K. WALKKR. Cashier.
Ruhscrlbed and sworn to boforo me, this the
urn day oi may, mi o.
If. M. BOWUKN,
Notary ruLlic,
Correct Attest i
T MUKRil Y,
, W. II. McillAKY,
E.K.BLHKl'SS,
may. IA
i l)lroctors.
MBit
HARDWARE at LOWEST PRICES
AT
New Ilardwaro Store.
GIuKSAMURCrft.SON,
te North Front U
may t
NSW ADVIBTISMMITS.
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL
A. SEASIDE HESOIIT,
BEAUFORT, 1ST. O.
lii mm !
juj jj I Iffy ii y 1 1 1 :i
W, Tr a
Till ABOVK r.STAtlLt'HVr'NT, SOFAVORABI.T INTROI'CCKl) T THK PUBI.I'l
! HiiinnK-r ht fie ntw owner, C)it. K. i( Urahtn,of Mtcjle nl'urg, Is for Ilia season of
187A, May lotto October lot, "f"" ,r,"''n Visitors only a thu nuderslgnal way l
willing tisilmn to his lamil- el Cia. Hs hope to renew his dekast acquaintance with all
foroMir goesuortha Stlsntlo Hotel.
Th imrullar situation of th'e taotise afford fell Ui plraiurt J royap without peril or
rtokiiats ,
NO DUST! KO FLIES 1 1 NO MOSQUITOES 111
lathing llonars are allsehed to the hsnsft. where guest roy at onceenoy the eihlla
i sting ell. els or sail oaurr and learn the art of swimming. &rf a good as any uKin the tout.
. Tbe Musie Hall and surrounding gtlierKe added last vrar atlord a ileasant retreat Irom the
glare or the sua by dty, n1 hrlllant court of Terostehore at night.
All the games ror eteret e and feniieemeot to be found at Itilaui) resorts, besides j'leesure
Ho Ms, fast sailing and well managed, for
FIC-NICS, FISHINQ PARTIES, MOONLIQHT SAILS,
an! lsltlng points of Interest to the vicinity.
Tbe choicest WIES aid UQU0K9 are to be had at tbe BESTATJEANT of the under
signed. MusioHall and Ornqttet Parke open to as Visitors. Tlekete required of ether parties.
Aided b oonrteona aaistaate and a corps of polite and attrnrln serTants, with ampler
rooats and derided Improvements recently made In the Culinary Department, the protirl.tor
flatters himself that kls BOABni KO MOrsK, under the new reglmo, will b eren more at
tiactlTe to bit seieot osnpany than tbe Hotel was to the general public. Strict decorum will
be rigidly enforced and tbe comfort of littis aiteartasly studied.
Tkbms s $2.50 per day for first week
Special contracts mado with famlllee and
tore, t'hlldn a and eermate Half price.
may!3 tf. .
The Charlotte ObterYer,
i
The only morning dally paper publUbed In
tbe BUte went of Raleigh u I Merth ef Wll.(
snlngtea, e fieri ipeout ladaoemsaii isstrsr.
tiseta. Jt etroolatto , sis e4 meet slu ess
hare been largely lnors4 Oorlag Ike year
just past, and It now reaches most of the Mer
ehaqH of Western Morth Oaiolina, thus Sor
ing an unsrjrpatsed medium of eommaalca
tlon between the Merchants of Wilmington and
the people of Western Morlh Carolina.
Tiausor SDasoaiPTioa : .
Dally.....
Weekly...
..$9 00 per annum.
.. 110 '
r Advertising very low.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
During the Centennial Celcti'ation targe edi
tions or this paper will be printed dally end no
such advertising medium will so be offered to
Its patrons.
may 14 - J Hfrtf
Races! Races I Races!
SPBINO MEE1INQ
IJARIJuIa PARK,
Ciiarlolte,l(.C., May 19, 20 and 21st
First Day, Wwdnoedart Haf 19.
First Racs
Trial nurse S2O0 : second horse. M. For all
ages. A dash of of a mile with one hundred
pounus on eacu.
Sboohd Baob
Club purse 0290:
30 to the seoond her as.
Mil heats.
Third Kacb
Club purse 0M0
SAO to the seoond horse,
Half mile heats, tot all ages.
Second Day, Thnnttar, fflar 30.
Fusr Bao
Club purse S1B0 ; 150 to tho seoond horse.
One and a half mile dash. Weight for age.
Second IIacb
Centennial Stako SBOenteanoe, P. P. Mile
heats-bests In 5j SGOOadded by thetlub;
second horse to receive SIM out of the stake ;
three to fill.
third Day. Friday, may 41.
First Baoc
t lub nurse S200: tlWto the second bo-e.
Hurd a Race. Mile beau over 4 bnrdlee I
feet S Inches high. Llgut welter weights.
SkcondRaob
Helling Race-Club parse V50;1V mn
dasb ; horse entered to he sold for fl.uOO; to
rarrv their oroner weights : for 7.'0 allowed 7
pounds, lor tww 12 pounds, for 9 SOD 18 pounds.
The w.nner to be sold at auction In front of
thu .Indues' Stand Immediate! after the race
Anv surplus over the amount eutered tuba
sold ror to go to tae seovnu no so.
TbibdRacb
Consolation nnrse tVA : ISO to the second and
S2Btothe third horse. One mile dash. For
horws that bave run and not won lira money
during the meeting. Ih'so beaten once al
lowed 7 pounds; twice, 11 pounds; three times,
18 pou tula,
in all Ulnb Parses entranoel free
A walk ovanor msTiRuiro the field eu-
thleaa horse to Brut montv onlv
Kntrts In Club Purses elose at the Judges'
Stand at 4 o'o ojk P. M , tbe day previous t
tbirace. If tho ranes are not clnredattbat
boar thirty minutes will be allowed alter they
are flnhheu.
Kn'rlos In the Centennial Stake closes at the
HenreUry'i Office at 8 0'clook P. M , May 18th,
1079 ,
Mar; s and Geldings allowed I pounds,
D O. MAXWELL, Secretary,
Charlotte, N. O.
A. B "rainos, President.
may 14 U5-4t
Bacon and 8. H. Molasses.
90 Boxes moked Sides and Hhonlders,
100 " I. 8. Hides and Shoulders,
- SA Hbdi. H. H Molsasee, - -40W
hhla. n. H. Molarsea.
For sale bj
KEHUHMR CALPEt BROS
may 6 ' 108
WfcOMINU (JAaUHand V 181 1 IN.
VAHVU aepsolalty at tbe
WODBJIAL urviOB.
; $1.60 per day tor second week.
licursionlsU. Liberal reduotlon to early vial-
GEO. W. CHARLOTTE, Proprietor.
llubs, ISpokcs and Rims.
J-iVQ T WHIELH, Alios, dart Whoels,
wagwn anes, nnggy springs, sulky
Wheels, Shafts, Huggy fludlrs, Sheet Iron
Seal. Carrlago TriBimiag) of all kinds. Oat
Dash Leather, JiO- The largest and sboapeet
siocc in uie enf ean ds found at tae Old -tabllsbsd
lardware llooae of
JOHN DAWSON,
see. It, and II Market Street,
may los
THE T.1YGTERY
Explained!
At 29 North 'Front Street,
WILMINGTON, N. O.
may B
-107-TW
Du Font's Powder.
JRIPLB, 8P0BTINO AND MUSKET,
BLASTING AND MINING In Whole. Ha
and Quarter Kegs.
For Mis by
O. . PARSLETIAOO.
march St to-tf
Look at the Prices
CHEVIOT SUITS, all wool. $lfc
White Duck Suits $7 60.
Handsome Silk Scarfs,
Superior Dress Shirts,
Lisle Thread Shirts,
Gloves, Half Hose. do.
ivruxsrsoisr && co.
CITY CI.0THIKR8. ,
may U " "118
A New Lot Just Keoeiyed
OF
Green's Hfctory of the
English People.
"The Mysterious Island." By Jules
Verne. ,: '
"Our Petchment." By Katharine
King.'; .
" "Alice Lorraine," ft tale of the South
Downs. By B. D. Black more.
"The Blossoming of an Aloe." By
Mrs. 0. Hoey.
': AT ,
CONOLEY & YATtfe',
City Book and Musio Store.
may 8
HI
Escaped Convicts.
' We will pay a reward of 810 each for such
Information as will lead to the capture of any
oenvlcf escaped from tbe New HaroverCoun.
ty Work House sine tbe year 1878. Addren-,
by letter or telegianh, MATH Eh A O., Hu
perlntendentsot New Hanover County Work
House, Wilmington, N. O.
may K-tf
Trunks Repaired and Covered
All kinds of Kaildlery repairing done prompt
ly at modi rate prices. A full stock of Baddies,
Harness, Trunks, Bags and Satchels, Collars,
turn-. Chains. Saddle Cloths. Whine. Hnur.
t urryOnmbs, Horse Brushes, Stall btrap',
Feather Dusters, Saddlery Hardware, leather,
Axle urease, ineaia root on, iap nooea, aw,
CARPENTER A MALLARD.
huoeeesoT to
J. S. TOPHAM A CO .
No. I SoutbFront Street, Wilmington, N. O.
may m-u
. HaTG fbis Da? Eeeciycd
A NOTHER SUPPLY OF THOB HAND
sewed. Machine sewed and Cable Wire
Hns.Too Low-auartsr Shoe of varkras
style A Iso OenU OoatS rap Tl-s and NullU
flers. Ladles Slippers in great variety, from
81 and upwards. Mlsees and Children's bhoss
a specially.
H, M. Ladles Bronte 8llppert only 8L
CHARLES A. PRICE.
No. 88 Market St., Sign of the Golden Boot
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or tbe People's Rights, being thoroughly de.
voted to the best Intel e.ts of all.
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Specimen copies mailed free on application.
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SPIRIT Or THKHODTH, ..
Rockingham, N. C.
march 11 eo-tf
81IEJ BY BlNxEIt.
Published weekly, at SHELBY. Cleveland
County. N. 0., at SI ISO per annum, In ad
vance; has a large and rapidly Increasing cir
culation In nearly all the counllea Wtst of
Mecklenburg. Also.an entenalvs circulation
In the counties or Spartanburg, York srd
Union, B.C. Ha. Just been enlarged from a
twenty to a thirty. I wo column, and Is now
adorasd with e entire rw drees. Hi peUHes
ars Drmoento The Carolina Central Railway
being now wmpleted through to Wilmington,
and Shelby being the Western terminus, the
hemntr Is a most excellent advertising medi
um. Jtofet ewdsrsls.
PUB HAM eVWIBB.
Editor and Proprietors,
feb sa-tf
HEW ADVIRTISZMIKTS.
45.
BROWN &
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ABE NOW FCLLT HtETAIlED FOU TI1EIU
SPPtlUG AND
WITH A COSIPLFsTK AHMOHTMENT OF
STAPLE AMD FANCY DRY GOODS,
Comprising tho KoVeltlos'of tho Season.
HTRIPED BUMMER 8ILK8 ?5 Cmits, worth $1 131. .
TLAIN UBENAD1NEH ftnua 18 Ceuts npwaitl,. , ...
Fl(UKKl)OLlENADINEB16o., worth 87o. .
LTNEN OAMBIUCH UHo. and npwaid.
A very tJhalee Sel.ctlea el New Dreaa f.ooda lor l.aeUea aad ( hlldrea'e
Wear, ' '
FRENCn 0AM11IUC8 15 oU., woiOi 25 cts.
NEW aiYLES IN (HNOUAMH 11 ots.,1 worth 17 oli.
WAHlITOriilNa W flts , worth 20 ots.
, . BKSl' CALICOS 10 cts., worth 12) ots.
L'LAMA LAOE RITAWL8 ANDHACQUEH,
NOniNGHAM LACE 8HAWL3 AND 8ACQTJE3,
HIIETLANU BFIAWLH, IN WHITE AND STRirES.
A VERY largo assortmout of 8UNHJIADKS, tbs latest stylos that can be
found in the country, at prices ranging from 20 ots. to $7.
Ladies, Misses ami Boys White and Striped Iloso,
Gents White and Striped RooVs for Summer wear.
1 Ladies end Misses Gauze) Undorwear,
Gouts sud Bojs Qauzo Undorwear,
Gout's Joans Drawors (made to our snooial order).
. f-. Oent's White Dross Bhirts and Bows,
. 1T.r...-r. WooUiii and Liuen Ootids for Oonts sad fioyi wear."
The largpst lines on MUSLINS ever shown in this city, such as
SWISS I'LAIDS, Stripes and Plain.
NAINSOOK PLAIDS, .. .. ..
ORGANDIES PLAIDS, .
VICTORIA LAWNS.
II.hI Hirnfitl iVoin Wl upward.
r WE WILL BUOW for ONE WfcilSK a vory handsome lino of
... .-...v.j , . . DRAP D'ETE MANTLES and 8ACQUES.
tVSWLK aaEMTSrpr Frank Istslle-a t'wt Paper Patters. .......
tit i ' MACHIrisI NCCD1.CS B Centeeaoh.
We have several JOB LOTS in ditlurout doDartuiouta. tut want of aiwca dp
vents us from enumerating ; s visit only can cover the ground.
, ONC PRICf STRICTLY CASH N0 SAMPLES CUT.
BR0WN-&.R0DDICK; 45 Uarket Street.
M ilti' l r I i.i' e i i iu i V ''r ' 1 ' : ' i ' v
P, B. It has been almost inpowible far os to psy the attention- lo Dur pat
rons that we wonul desire owing to thq inorease o( onr business and laok of
room. We take this opportnnity to apologize to those who have not been
waited on as promptly as we should winli, and would recommend all who can
to call early in the day as we oan show them more attention. apl IS- tf
MORE PARTICULARS !
MT ASSORTMENT OF
nniHoiK
IS NOW
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT LINES.
My customers have shown their appreciation of my LOW PRICES by their
liberal purchases, for which I'm thankful. STRANGERS not posted, and
desiring lAe value of their money, oan get it by calling
M.M:KATZ'36MarketSt
aprll 18
Fresh Crisp Milk Craokers and
Ginger Snapsi
Peek.Frean and Albert Biscuit, Frnlt Crack
ers, Cornhlll an 1 Cream Jlutt. Bent's Boston
Crackers.
A full Hneol fresh Qoods by every Bteamor.
New and Fresh Goods receiving dally.
CHAS D. MYERS Jt CO.,
5 at, 7 North Front St,
Graham and Kye Flour,
' - y . ? ,. (
IRISH AND SCOTCH OAT MKAI
"Perteotlon" In Fsmlly Flour-Barrols and
Half Barrels. . :;.:..!
CHAS. D. MYERS Jfe CO.. 1 d
5 A 7 North Front Si, ,
may I - lit "
y Soda,7ater. ;! "
JOS 0OLD SODA WATSRON DRAUGHT
and In Slfboa Bottles, at ' .a '
JAMES. 0. BlTJKDS' Drof Store,
Third St., opposite City Hall.
106
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RODDICK
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COMPLETE
Friday i May the 14th,
BOCK BIER,
' Tbe First ol the Season, at
O.U.W. BUNOB'S BAIOOH,
may is , On Front Btrset.
a LARGE STOCK OF NIW STItESJoK
moivdsnd for -sals a extreisre'y reduced
prtoes to snlt the hard times, by
D. A. SMITH k CO.
,. k.'-.. 1 114 tr
nay W
3 If Wilmington
,.;.,.,.' , .!,),!!:. '
IS ALIVE TO HER INTERESTS In Ke
Carolina, her basinets men will advertise la
THt ViASHIHGTO.I ECHO,
,;) ! . ' ' '
a large 'and well ssUbllshed weekly newspa
per, circulating extensively l tie ooantiee e
Hyde, Bssolort, Pamlloo, Pitt, dgeooBe,
and those adjoining. Rates Low. j
Wait. P. Wauswso". ' R-
LatSOfTarboro. of Waablngtoo.
Editors and Proprietors. .
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