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VOL. XXIV. HO. 120.
WILimiGTOIT. II. C. THURSDAY. HAY 20. 1875.
T7H0LE 110. 6,034.
fcc ,Sailn.onninI.
WILMINGTON. K. 0.:
THUESDAY. MAY 20.1875,
BY TELEGRAPH.
GOTHAM.
THE ARGUMENTS IN THE SCAN
DAL CASE.
.
Nrw York, May 19 Niht The
speeonea in the Ueecuer scandal -cuse
nave commenced. '
Hw received from Rio states that
the Deutsche Braziliau Bank Lao an
ponded. ' Paid up capita! $3,000,000,
mosuy owned in Uuuiuurg.
Specie shipments to-day over $250,
000, .
EUIIUPE.
IN THE FJKENOH ASSEMBLY,
A NEW TRIAL FOR VON ARNIM.
A DEFEAT FOR THB CARLWTd
IN SPAIN.
Paws, Mar 19 Noon lu the As
sembly to-day MiutHter Dufaure siib-
mittea a bill regulating the relations
between the publio power. It pro
vide) that the Senate and Chamber of
Deputies shall meet annually in Janu
ary and ait at least five mouths in the
year. The President of the Kopublio
may oommanicate with the Chamber
by message. The Chamber in obliged
to reconsider any decision if the Trea
dent makes a request to that effect.
The President and Ministers can. b?
impeached only by the Chamber of
Deputies and tnust bo tried by the
Seuate. . .
M. Dufaure also introduced a bill
- relative It -j the organization of the
Senate I It! provides that the election
for Senators shall be ordered by a de
cree whiph rnjut be issued six months
before the day appointed for the hold
ing thereof.
A motion was made by the Minister
that the bills be referred to a commit
tee of thirty.
The Left opposed the motion and
urged that the bills be referred to a
special Committee. M. Dufaure's mo
tion was defeated, whereupon M. Bat
bie announced that the Committee of
Thirty resign Jheir Junctions. M.
Labaulaye, a. member of the Commit
tee of; Thirty, objected, and said that
M. Batbishad no fight to leader the
resignation 61 the entire Committee.
Duo U'AnaUrei raoijulm, I'lnaldoul.
, of the Assembly, declared that the re
signation, of the Committee was un
precedented. : The Committee should
first meet and consider the subject aud
those of its members ' who propdse to
resign .should notify the presiding
officer of the Assembly of their inten
tion. " ML Dufaure informed the house
that the defeat of his motion would
not be eonsidered a cabinet question.
' Berlin, May 19 Noon The
Roman Catholio Bishops of Prussia,
who addressed a petition to the Eui-
- peror, and received a reply last month
from the Ministers of State, have made
rejoinder that to reject the decision
of the Vatican Council, would be
equivalent to an abandonment of Ca
tholicism; and that they are convinced
that the Holy See would never be un
willing to act in conformity with all
proper decisions of the State Govern
ment. .
The Berlin Post asserts that the new
trial of Count Von Arnim will begiu
June 15th. -n
Barcelona, May 19 Noon. The
Government forces gaiued an import
antjvictory atMontSerrat, and captur
ed the formidable positions of the Car
lists on that mountain with the loss of
only ninety-three killed and wounded.
London, May 19 Noon. Seuer
Sagosta retires from politics until he is
able to submit the acts of his party to
, publio opinion.
London, May 19 Night. The sides
of the steamship SohilTer have fallec
in, covering the specie, the bewt part
oi ner cargo ana probably a number of
Domes, .masting win eommonoe soon.
ELECT1UCIS3I87
William Butler Dunoan has been
made President and Reoeiver of the
Mobile k Ohio Railroad, to represent
New xorx and foreign stock bond
holders. The line is 517 miles long
and represented by $10,839,000 bond
ed debt and $4,466,000 oapital stock,
- A dispatch from the son of Jesse D.
Bright says that there is little hope of
his father living through the day
(Wednesday.)
A Washington dispatch says that
Hon. Michael G. Kerr has returned
from a prolonged visit to the South
entirely restored to health.
Mr. Bristow, Secretary of the Treas
ury; Mr. Jewell, Postmaster General,
and Mr. Potter, Supervising Architect,
were in Baltimore oity yesterday, mak
ing inquiries and .examining as to the
necessity and propriety of erecting a
new postoffioe building. They will re
port to the next Congress.
Offloial dispatches from the interior
of Cuba state that the Government
troops twice attacked Buly, of the in
surgents, numbering 600 men, com
manded by Rnloff, in which 19 insur
gents were killed. The Government
loss is five soldiers killed, "
Twenty-five Italians and other la
borers have arrived at Tyrone, Pa.
They held meetings at various points
whioh were thinly attended. The
strikers are demoralized.
At Waco, Texas, yesterday, there
was a $125,000 fire.
The distillery men who were brought
before U. S. Commissioner Hayne at
Chicago,' yesterday morning, on a
charge of defrauding the governnxnf.
They were held under bonds of $5,000
each to await the action of the Grand
Jury. .- i I ,
U- Davis k Co., of Montreal, dry
goods dealers, have failed.
The annual regatta of the South
Carolina rgtta a-saoriAtion begins to
d.ty aud lasts threo days. The entries
are mora numerous this year than ever
b'-fore, but the only outside entries
tiis year are from Savannah.
TEX X ESSE!?.
AN INDIAN BRAVE WHO DON'T
WANT TO GO TO
FLORIDA.
NKUvit.LE. May 19 Night One
of the seventy-five Indians, who were
on tbeir way to the Florida prison,
mmagtd to get hold of a knife with
whioh he 'stabbed two Soldiers and
then himself, this morning while the
train was standing at Madisou station,
five miles from Nashville. It is report
ed that the soldiers are not seriously
hart. Ou the arrival of the train ai
this city the Indiau was taken off and
laid ou the platform wrapped iu his
blanket and is supposed to be in a
dying condition.
IIEAIHJUAliTEKS.
SUPREME LODGE OF KKKMTS
OF PYTHIAS.
WAsiuNuroN, May 19 Night The
Supreme Lodge of ihe Knights of
Tytbias to-day considered the rules of
ord r, and heard a report from the
Hpeoial Committee on the Supreme
uaiioeiiors report, after winch the
Supreme Lodge degrees were confer
red and the body adjourned for rih.
rade. Their inarching was verv line
and received great applause. Many
en'ertainmnuts, in bouor of the visit
ing Knights, are k in progress' this
eveuiiig.
OHIO
CONVENTION OF TIIE CATHOLIO
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
Cincinnati, May 19 Niarht In the
Convention of the Catholic Benevolent
Societies this morning, the new con
stitution wasadepted aud tbeSocteties
wore instructed to acknowledge in
their next credentials the acceptance
of the oouHtituton as fundamental.
Resolutions were uassed denouncing
Bismarck aud his war against the
Church iu Rimma aud expressiug sym
pathy for the Pope.
STATE NEWS,
The Greensboro Patriot savs : We
learn from the Fayetteville Gazette
that railroad contractors have been
viewing the country between Egpyt
J 0o 1.11, pi emi ntui jr liu uakuig
bids on the work, and that there is
everv crosneat of an earlv rtomnletion
of the work between these points.
The Weldon News says : There was
an interesting revival at Murfreesboro
last week -iu which sixty-five souls
were converted. The M. F. College
furnished most of the penitents. On
Sunday night last, Eev. Mr. Starr, as
sisted by the raster of the Methodist
Churoh, Rev. Mr. Woodard, received
into the church and baptized a great
number of the new converts.
The Charlotte Democrat says: We
regret to learn that Dr. J. G. M.
Kunisay, of Knoxville, Tenn., a native
of this couuty. and the historian of
Tennessee, will be prevented from at
tending the Centennial Celebration
whs weea, in consequence ot injuries
received by a rnuaway horse. Dr.
Ramsey is now about 80 years old.aud
about ten years ago told us that he
hoped to be able to attend the oelebra
tiouof tne 100th anniversary of tLi
Mecklenburg Declaration ot Inde
pendenoe. The good old man has our
sympathy.
The Charlotte Southern Home savs:
It has been suggested that the names
of our two principal Btreets be changed
from Tryon and Trade to Brevard aud
Alexander, in honor of the two Secre
taries of the Mecklenburg Convention,
xne cuange would be peculiarly ap
propriate at tnis time. Several repre
seniaiives oi tne isrevard family are
living on Tryon street and many repre
sentees of the Alexander family are
imug ou iraae street. As Tryon
street was namod after an odious
British Governor, that name certainly
ought to bo changed. All would be
gratified to have the memory of the
author of the . Declaration honored on
the very spot where it was made.
The Baltimorean says: Dr. Edward
Warren Bey, after aohieving a great
reputation in his native JNorth Caro
lina, in General Lee's army, and in
Baltimore, removed to Egypt, where
his success as a practitioner has been
no . less brilliant than it was in this
country. His services have long since
secured for him the esteem and good
opinion of the Khedive, who hafl show
ered honors upon him. But like many
others who have taken residence in
Egypt, the Doctor has fallen a victim
to a disease of the eye, caused by the
fine sand whioh at certain seasons.per
meates all things, and finds its way
everywhere. The Khedive has grant
ed Dr. Warren an extensive fnrlongh,
with permission to travel in Europe,
and he is now in Paris, und Tgoing
treatment for an affection of the left
eye, which, it is stated, has given him
a great deal of trouble. His addrnnn
is at 62, Rue de Provinoo.
The Charlotte Southern Home savs
There is now living in Chatham ooun
ty, on the place of Wm. A. Rives, Esq.,
a negro woman considerably over one
hundred years old, ' who goes by the
name of ""Granny Nanny." She was
the wife of Boson Alston, a noted ne
gro in his day and generation. He be
longed to Phillip Alston, Esq., a
wealthy planter of Chatham. Iu one
of his raids the notorious tory, David
Funnin, the Kirk of his day, captured
Boson, then a boy of 12 years of age,
and took him to wait upon him (Fan
nin.) Boson's soul yearned for the
flesh pots at home, and he determined
to get back to "ole marser." He
helped the tories of Fannin's com
mand to water their horses, and in
that way found out which was the
swiftest. On day Boson sprang up
on mis fastest etiarger and mads tracks
for the old homestead. Hs was fired
upon and hotly pursued, but his ' 'leg
Daii was aooeptea as good security.
and hs got off safely. Boson went
some 20 years ago " to the land whem
good darkeys go." at the ripe age of
ore nnnared years, ilia loving and
affectionate spouse still lives to de
plors his untimely loss. She has great-
great grand-children 20 years old.
The Raleigh Sentinel says: Nearly
eleven years ago the Yankee army
carried off from here a boy named
Edward Alston, the son of Mrs. Emily
Alston, who was then Mrs. Emily
Jones, and lived in this oounty aboat
iwcive miies irom iiaieign. tkl at
that time was just eleven years old and
a bright and promising lad. The
family mourned him as dead, and
nothing was heard or known of his
fate till twelve months after he wrote
to Dr. James Beck with, his uncle.
fro.u a place called Vermilion.in Edgar
county, Illinois. The boy had a hard
time or it. tie worked in the field
awhile, next in a blacksmith shop, then
in a carnage snop, and from
there he joined the United States
army. As a soldier he fought
ine Indians two years on the 11
low Stone River, and from there he
was ordered to Shreveport in the
Louis 'ana troubles. It was from here
ho was finally r. stored to his h ime in
t bis county. Uu friends worked faith
fully after him. Mrs. Dr. Beckwith,
his aunt, who has just left this office.
ana wno toid us tne news, made un
tiring tfforte in behalf of her sister's
sod During his absence both Dr.
Beckwith, his ai.nt and Mr. Lee Jones,
his father-in-law, had died. The ear
of government was besieged by ix-
Uov. Holden, Gov. Penniugton, Hon.
Sam Phillips and also Hon. A. M.
tT7- Jill . . .
Kuieu, and tne boy s nistory was
told, how he bsd been stolen the same
as a fine horse or a rosewood niano.
and the government immediately or-
dirod bis discharge from the army,
and Edward Alston, weiffhin 160
pounds and 22 years of age, landed at
home last week, a man every inch, and
knows a thing or two about this old
world that they don't teach in school
books.
OT ADVEBTI3MH3TTS.
Administrators' Sale
fN WEDNESDAY,
MT J. lrt. It 11
J O'OlOCB i
M w will Mil at Kukun
Ivorner
B ah tvt Capital Stock Dtwmn Bank.
IS HharM 0dIU1 8 look rtnt Nktionml Rank.
120 ttliri Otpltal S look Bui of MW Bano
var. U Suarra Oapital Stouk Wllstfugtoa Mulld-
loi AMocUUin.
1 Shares Oaplial stock Wilmington A Wl
dun Railroad Uonpan. t-
AH to b wld wltlwol ruarTt.
Btock without limit received until tale. "
ORONLT MOBEIS,
Auctioneer-, Stock and Real ttato Broken,
tfma; to m-iUaa-at, 4k k
H00E AND LADDER-
JJAVINO been left la charge of tb Old
Truok during the abeenci from th Olty of the
Company, I would b glad to have the old
membert amlatai Inoaeoof tro, and repair
at one to Truck Hsu when alarm la given.
' meytO-it JAB, I. METT8.
THE BOARD OF TRADE
Having decided to suspend business
on inuraaay, autu inst., our
store will accordingly
BE CLOSED.
We add a gentle hint to persons de
siring anytning m our line
that they supply them
selves to-day.
MUNSON & CO,
U1XX UliUTHIEBS,
may if
lll-tf
T HEREBf give notio to my patrons that
my More will be clceed on Centennial Day.
O. H W. RrNOE,
N. E. Corner Market and Second Bt.
""rii na-tr
OF THB
Hon. Wm, A Graham
OM THE
MocIIcliiir Declaration tiWswMm
vi tne iota of May, 1775,
Delivered at Charlotte on th Ithdavof
MAY, 1875.
Bon"dln Cloth $1. Paper, TB Cent.
For sale at
HEINI BERQER'S.
THE ODD TRTJMF,
and for eale at
A, Novel. Just out
HEINOBERGER'Q
Llv Book and Murio Store
may II
III
Received this Day
The fourth lot of tboee long handled Cotton
Hoee, the beet ud ehearet ever brouebt to
thli market. Aim have a fine aaeortment or
Farmers' Hardware of every description and
at nrlcea that will give eattMactton, at th Old
Established Hardware House of
JOHN DAWSON,
No II, and II Market Street,
may II HI
A H Family Emsi
Will take place under the auspice of the
Young Catbollo Friend's Society,
To Smlthvllle and return ner Steamer GOV.
WORTH, on Tuesday, the 26tb Inst.
Tickets for eentleman. St M each: tnr Udv
or child, eooenta each.
The boat will leave the wharf, ftnt of Mar
ket street, prdmpti vat I o'clock. Uood nml
hae been engaged fur th ocaslon.
Tbe Committee reserves the riht tn tIiuI
alt objectlouable persona,
Tickets may be procured at tb (tore of J.
B. Allen, U
rowqandj H. MoQarttT&Co.
ii7-ii,ai, aa, ig, to
aaay 11
WEDDING CARDS
hem est fatbJonabl ttvl at ti
GOTTEN UP
and printed
tb
journal mo,
KXW ADVXSTISESHJrr
22.
Preserve Your Carpets
and Other Woolens
WITH OUR
Country rXNvist
AMD OTHER
TODACCO COODS
FOR THAT AKD OTHER TURr OSES.
o! Partne
rpRB COPARTNERSHIP HKBKTOroRE
iieting between 0. J. Boekowlta and Oeorge
Lleber, trading aider tne name and ttjleof
soekuwlts Ueber, Is kerebj dMved by
mutual oeaatnt.
All partte bating claim again tbe uoder
ilgned Arm preeent to Ueorg Ueber, whe will
Huie me eame, ana ail par tie Indebted will
payment to Oko. Ueher, who alone kaf
uieriguiio ooueot and pay Ine debt of the
nrm.
O.J, BOS KO WIT t,
Q. UEBER.
ay II J it-it
fiocttte All SiiQ
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Trop'r.
fJlHIS CELEBRATED WATERING place,
tbe home of the Invalid ! The place for pleas.
areteekeril Open lama let, with a capacl
ty for S00. Oome In lime for the Grand "Bel
Maeque" and Carnival, with free Champagne
Hopper.
may 18
11T eod-lw
Agreeably to Resolutions
QP THE "BOARD Of TRADE," "Cham,
ber of Oommeroe" and 11 Prodnoe Kiehange,"
and by agreement with all the FAMILY
QROOBB8, oar Store will not bo opened on
Centennial Day,
THUHSDAT, SOth Instant.
Our friend and aatomor will plea toko
aotloe and fill their orders the day pruTloua,
Reipeotfully,
CHAS Ot MYERS A CO.,
y u 7 "orth rrnh
Office of County Commissiciicrs,
Hew naueever Ceaaty.
v- Wttmni. W. b.i . '"" r
In purnane of BectVm II of "An Act to
Rale Revenue," ratlSed February I4th, 1DT4,
and Seotlon It of an act known a the "Ma
chinery Aet," ratified tb IM day of Maooh,
WIS, the Board of County OomuilMloii.nl of
New Hanorer oounty met to-day at the Court
Honee In the city of Wilmington for th pur
Pom named In laid eot, aud hava taken arc
oeantll nonday, the 94th day of May, IHTS,
at whlon time the Oommlmlanr will proceed
to revl th tax Hat and valuation reported
to them and oompletothe Hit by oomputlng
th tea payable by oaoh pereon and afflimg
the ame oppoelto hie name. Tb eaouoa el
th Board will oontlnu for th tpaot of
TRHEE WORtUNa DAVH. !
Th Board wlU hear all pereon objecting to
th valuation of tbelr property or to th
amount of tax charged against them. The
Board ha a right to -ale valuation ot pro
perty that may be unreasonably low and (or
that purpo'e are empowered to summon and
xamln witnesses.
After the tax ltt are made up and placed In
the hand of the Sheriff It will be almost Im
possible to make oorrections. AH faults must
be considered th lanlt of the tax pajers
themselves, and notloel hereby given that no
alterations will be mad alter th time
expiree except In acoordano with thestrlot
letter or tne law.
JAMES WILSON,
Chairman Board of County Commissioner.
y " iii-iw
Bacon. Sugar, Coffee
and Flour-
so Boxes D. S. Sides & Shoulders,
ou oxee Hmoked Hides and ohoul
ders,
100 Bbls. Refined Sugar,
100 Bags Prime Bio Coffee,
1500 Bbls. Flour all grades.
For sale low by
WUJilAMS & MURCHISON.
Ilay. Hoop Iron. Glue
and Syrup.
500 Bales Prime N. R, Hay,
600 Bundles Hoop Iron,
100 Bbls. Olne,
. 75 Bbls. S. H. Syrup,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS k MURCHIS0N.
Spirit Barrels ails-
Pork Ilice.
800 Second Hand Spirit Casks,
800 Kegs Nails,
50 Bbls. Mess Pork,
50 Bbls. Whole Rioe,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS k MURCHISON.
Molasses! Molasses!
200 Hhds. and Bbls. New Crop Cuba,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS 'ft MURCHISON.
Gnano! Gnano!
200 Tons Ouanape Guano,
200 Tons Eureka Guano,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
may 11 ill
For Sale!
THE Steam Engine and Boiler, all eompleto
and In perfect order, now running my Mill
and Machine snop. capacity about 40 to SO
horse rower and admirably adapted for Saw
Mill, ertot Mill or any other porpos tot
which power I needed.
r. 4. LORD.
Wilmington, . 0., May 19, 1871.
may II U-iw
rii)
MI3C1UANZ0US
T T T
ii i a-
unoices; utia imperial and
English Breakfast Teas
At the L weet Prioea ,
Tory Sao OOLONU AND (IMPERIAL
TEAS at SO Cent per pound. Sample given
away and Mat to aay part of the elty .
;
OLA RET WINES from SI to 1 11 per eae.
IMPORTED BRANDT S4 to lie per gallon,
Dnff Gordon and Crown Sherry.
Blue Uraat and Kentnoky Uem Whlakeyal
SI and SI per gallon. .
Tbe rr, oholeeetof WINK8and LiqnuKS
for table and medlolnal net In the Slat.
Jut In t day out rreeh iupply of
C'ok4 Cormoel Beef,
Bt Butter In the World."
"New Proeete Empire flour."
For tale only at
OKO MYERS',
11 A 13 South Front St.
Ill
mat l
Choice Small Outs of Smoked
Beef,
FINE LABQE BEE TONGUES,
Small Extra Sugar Curwd
Pig Hams and IhouldMS,
Large Mm and 5. 1 Mokrl,
Froali Gooels every Ntaasner and by
Atlaatl Coast Mb.
CHAS, D. MTERS k CO.,
B ek 7 North V rout Bt
WHO ALSO BATE ANOTHER LARGE
INVOICE or
FlANKru ITER'S UQER BEER.
rmaM Stock fatpMid.
LadlN and Invalids will njcy It. -
Dyspepsia Crackers,
Fingers' Ginger Bread,
Cream Nuts,
. . Milk and English Biscuit.
Our Stores are on North Front St. ,
Nos. 5 aETfjrr:;-""
CHAS. D. MYERS k GO.
ll-2t
may II
Escaped Convicts.
We will pay a reward of SI0 each for uoh
Information as will lead to the oaptureof any
eenvlcte escaped from the Mew Hanover Oonn.
ty Work House since the year 1H1J. Address,
by letter or telegraph, MATHEB A ( O., Su-
SerintendenUofNew Hanorer Couuty Work
iouee, Wilmington, N. O.
may! lOI-tf
Trunks Repaired and Covered
All kinds of Saddlery repairing don prompt
ly at moderate prices. A full stock of Saddle,
nunev. i rons., nan ana oatcneis, liouare,
Hamer, Chains, Saddle Cloths, Whip, Spurs,
OurryOombi, Horse Brashes, Stall Strap,
Feather Ouster, Saddlery Hardware, Leather,
Sviie urea, ai root un, i.ap uobos, ao.
CARPENTER A MALLARD,
nuoceseor to
J. H. TOPHAM. A CO..
Ho. I 8outhFront Street, Wilmington, N. )
r iii-tr
I Haye Oiis Day EeceiTcd
A NOTHER SUPPLY OF THOSE HAND
J. sewed. Machine sewed and Cabl.-Wlr
box-to Liow.quarter Shoes or various
Sera. Ladle Slippers In great variety, from
SI and upward. Ml see nod Children1 Shoos
styles. iso Menu uoat Hlrao Tin. and Nn II.
aipoeiaity.
H. 0. Ladle Bronte Slippers only SI.
CHARLES A. PKICIK
Mo. M Market St. , Sign of the Oolden Boot
m7 lt
THE MYSTERY
Explained!
At 20 North Front Streot,
WILMINGTON, N. 0.
mays
107-2W
Our Extremely
LOW PRICKS are rait selling our Btook of
CLOTHING.
Nvr before could Wilmington Ian buy
Goods so cheap.
WHITE DUCK SUITS,
BROWN DUCK SUITS,
DUSTERS, Ao.
IVTQMSOlSr && CO.
CITT CLOTHIERS,
may II 118
Congress Water.
Beltser Aoerlent. Fresh Seidllte fnsd.r..
Brown' Ulnver. Florida Witar. 1 5nm Ita.
Bruhee, Toilet Boaps, (a lug variety) and
ranoy a.rtioiee. For sale by
vIHId. u. HUHUD, Vrngglst,
Third St., opposite City Hall,
ay IS y ' in
Hew, Arrivals.
JpLOCB In Whol and Half Barrels.
r settled Lager seer
G.H. W.BONQR,
If . C. Ooraw of Marks! and leond Bt.
ay II , IU
SEW ADVESTI3ZMZM3.
45.
BROWN &
We are itill addiug to
mmvM
45 MARKuT STHEET.
Being fully aware that small iroflt make quiok roturns, we have marked
our whole stock so that any aud every one cau plainly see we are in earnest
and mean busmen. We only desire thoan who are in waut of anything in our
line to give ns a call in order to mtiafy thomidlves. We are never afraid of
showing our good, or of comparing them with any. We call particular at
tention to the following lint
STUU'ED SUMMER SILKS reduced to f.2, Cents.
Black Romanies aud Grenadines from 18 Cent.
Colored Htripe and Figured Grena lines 1(1 2 3 cents. ;
Grey De Bngta 20 (Junta.
Our stock of Drt Goods is larua ami wa ofliir tliAtn an liimv a IrtA Ann Ka
bought in any Northern maikut.
GKNTH FU1INIKIUNC2 1)1 il-AltTMlCNT.
White Dreas Shirts. OiiITh. Collars. Jnan Druwnm Onura TTn,1avvUi. rtrit.
iah Half Hose, Bleached and StriMMl
such a Department. .
, WNKN AND
Blnached and I7lll)lalitvl DamaHka
Lintrn Disners, Boanm and IMllow Case
and Bath Towels, Napkins, Doilies, Htir
t LiAintia IIOS11SHY, OliOVEH ANl GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
L lama Lace SaunuDs and I')inU : Laco Hhawln 7Sol.. a Imroain Rir!no,1
and Plain Shetland Hlmwla ! NotUnffham for Curtaim; Machine Noedlos 0 ets.
each. Bole Agents for FRANK LESLIE'S TAPER PATTERNS. f
BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street.
may la .lis
MORE PAimCULAKS !
MY ASSORTMENT OF
IS MOW COMPLETE
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT LINES.
My customers have shown their appreciation of my LOW TRICES by their
liberal purchases, for whioh I'm thankful. STRANGERS not postod, and
desiring the vatm of their money, oan got it by oalling '
M. M. K AITS,
aprll II
UYERPOOL an! L010N ai GLOBE
INSURANCE CO.'
Asseti (Gold) 820,740,160.70.
HAMBURG (Bremrm) INSURANCE CO.
AmoU (Gold) 82,250,000.
MOBILE UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.
. Assets 8 1 ,200,000.
JNO. W. GORDON,
Agent,
ay 11
I17-lm
Seasonable Goods.
ICS CREAM FBEEZEB8,
th bent thing out.
lwn Mowers,
rislilng Poles, TacHe, Jlous, Ao.
ur saiv low or
GEO. A. TECK.
may II nmt
Bacon ! Bacon!
100 Bad, and Boies 0. 8. Hides,
M ' " " O. S. Shoulder.
M " ." , " Smoked SlUes,
i " ' " Bhoulders,
80 Bbll, Pork. ,
for aale by f
. KEKUHNKH A 0ALDKH Bit 0.1
Spirit Casks and Hoop
Iron.
SPIRIT OASKB,
1,000 Bundles Hoop Iron,
200 Paper Rivets.
For sal by
KEROHNER & GALOSH BRU8
Molasses! Molasses!
200 Hhds. New Crop Onba Molasses,
50 8. H. MoiHases,
100 Mbls New Crop Cub Molasses,
200 " 8. H. Molamee,
M P unoheon Do merer Molasses.
For aale by
KEROHNER A 0AUEH BROS.
Flour! Flour!
JQQQ BBLS. FLOUR.
For aal by
KEKOHNER A 0ALOER BROS,
may II 116
SI ail Mosimito Nets.
LARGE STOCK 07 NEW STYLES just
received and far sal at extremely reduced
prloe to lult the hard times, by ,
D. A. SMITH k CO.
nrl3 .. lM-tf
45.
RODDICK
our Extcusive Asaortment of
DRY GOODS
I
do., in fact evorything that belongs to
DOMESTICS. ,
111 Pnwor ami lTiin Tnm nlfr.n .,,!
Linens, Linen Sheetings, Chambor
Linens, Craha, Ao. .4 4 '
36 Market St,
: 9g.tr
Chromos
A fln collection of Beautiful Chromo and
Colored Mthngranhs, at the
OITY BOOK STORE, '
Bibles and Prayer Books.
The most complete stock In th city of Fam
ily and small B'bles, Prayer Book, Hymaali,
an Prayers and Uymuals in eaa,
AT
CONOLEY & YATES',
City Book and Musio Store,
may IS n
The Charlotte Observer
The only morning dally paper published In
th State west of Raleigh and North of Wll.
mlngton, o flers special Inducements to advr.
Users. Its circulation, sis and usefulness
havo been largely Increased during th year
Just past, and It now reaches most ol th Mer
chants of Western North Oaiollna, thai offer
lng an unscrpaesed medium of communica
tion between the Merchants of Wilmington and
the people or Western North Carolina.
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Editor and Proprietor. .
ott Htaroopy. 880-tf
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