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iPTlOJm. POSTAGE TAID.
S lSIx months, $20; Three
delifcred by carriers,
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week.
d.
and
w receive their paper.
'A iiWnti rer
their paper, regniarij.
Baieih Neirs.
GoBera!As33iiibly. f
HKKATK.
I. Satukday, Feb. 3.
from the
i inii' rity of the Commisnon
"J aK J Favetteville, Asking
ue M" l.r - t ill extending the
r4 I'rf. tnwnVso as to take
lt is known as -,
w ; rl lA.un anil thlflrlv
iLu-cnti to bin'1
S 1 private residences. He also
. A.ntPr nt'titiou from several
hJicsi liv PS on ueu "' '""
h action shall not betaken
VrJy said llis people without regard
r -fla'rty Were vc-iy much divided
henopryy and justice of tbe act,
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hive a lair aiwuiv v"";b " 77
before (be Senate and would,
t-ijuJ bhu iiftitions should co
ire, as ji"1! v .
iilk" liilli irucrcasing -uu uuuiuur
8ofthe V i.ty. Calendar. r
illei 1 1 ncpi on
oke; Bill to regulate ino ai-emi-WrjuV
oU'tLo clerks. of the bu
.urti. fniniftpe on judiciary,
motion of Mr. Johnston. . the
jsiWhendedaml the bill traus-
at twltioifof the Western North
,;irLl Iwtwoen Warm SWing
T. hiUm line. To the Mornstown
uftlialW-Teuncsce and Georgia
;t- T 1.1"J
A was take l up, anu passeu uuru
ere
h
moti.ii of Mr. Coke, the bill in
to county bonrnbent was taken
lird reading and passed.
LuQUing
c
haul moveil to recouiider
hy which the hill passed,-anU
motion' tb' reconsider be laid on
Tho! lattfer motion prevailed.
Li4ion! U' Mr. Holt the resolution
h hotisu re ative to the establish- 4
an jViicultural Department at
ersity was taken up and on mo-
i,;.i
jeruiissioii, Mr. G.)ke-introduce a
nriagthb register of deeds to attend
ffice citicr ih person or by. deputy
iy (exCuot Sundays) between the
tea at in .landx four p. m . Gjm-
)n jiuficiary. , ' 1
otion ot Mr. Short, bill m relation
n insurauco Uompaics Avas taken
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PLEASE KOTICS.
VOL. 2. WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1877. NO. 9.
citizen of Iredell, died suddenly while
seated in a chair before the fire, on Mon
day night last.
A ladies restaurant is soon to be opened
in Charlotte. It will giro "meals at all
Lours" and a cup of coffee on five . min
ute s notice.
One of the new Penitentiary Board has
in his possession some 200 petitions for
orace, 199 of wnich are supposed to be
Irom Kaleiu. . . -
Forty-seven new Granges have been
organized in this State the past year,
making 548, with a total membership of
about 17,000.
The Morgan ton Blade says: From
reports gathered since the melting of the
snow,- we are gratified to now .that the
wheat crop is much more promising than
beforethe heavy snow. ':; "
The Raleigh Observer says : The mect-
tugs iu uiea irst uapusi iiiurcn conunue
with unabated interest. Twenty-seven
cou' verffs have made a profession of religion,
and twelve have connected themselves
with the church. '
The Charlotte Observer says : Rev Mr.
Colton, a native of this State, and who
for a number of vears has been laboring as
a missionary among the Choctaw Indians,
has given up his post a3 missionary and
is now on his way home.
Tho Goldsboro Messenger says: Last
Thursday night some Godfearlcss villain
made an unsuccessful attempt to rob the
corner stone of :bt. Stephen s Church
in this place, of the box aud' contents sup
posed to be deposited there.
Tho Monroe Express says: We
noticed a petition beins Circulated on our
streets the other day, numerously signed,
asking the Legislature to pass a law
requiring all railroads in tbisr State tQ
file a bond in each county through which
they passed so as to secure the citizens of
the county again t all losses which might
accrue by reason of their negligence ; such
as killing of cattle, persoual injury, &c;
LOCAL NEWS.
put upon i
Senate
of the Lni
paniesjwere
zeo of' th
l nomination
liotiort the
k on Moiid;
s several readings and
jiroceeiieU to ballot lor
VLTKliy, Hlf gCUltlMUCIl
recommended by the
uLo!e on yesterday
S'cnati adjourned till
K OK UEr
tESENTATIVES.
idger presented the petition of
ttzensbf Madison county, ask-
new- jciiiitity be created from
and Madison- counties. "
wlatid presented the petition of
IZPim of Iti ! K'Knn nukinrr tluf. flip
. V vy- V- JS y MWlk q till V V V
,ntous filU'irs withiu four miles
' urove l;hurcii. in ICobeson
prohibitcxl. Propositions and
vis, of, HaVwotxl, presented the
jf sundry titizcus of Haywood
Uing for the ercation of a new
om the CDUnties of Madison and
Propositions and grievances,
colored, presented the petition
viu: is oj ljimnston township
New Advertisements.
A Shriek. Rare Bargains.
Chas. D. Mters & Co Delicious Table
Butter.
Annual Meeting Seamei'b Friend Soc'y.
James C. Muxds Draggistl
Gkand Coscert Opera House.' ......
Our friends and patrons will 'plexr.
understand hat carrier boys are not
allowed ti sell copies ol the Review
Please do not uy of them or encourage
themty sell as it will positively cost the
boy his situation when detected.
Sec new ads. on fourth page.
Ran Short.
Our yesterday's edition ran short sev
eral Quires and was therefore not mailed
to many of our country subscribers, as
well as all of tho exchange 'list. It was
daused by a 'miscount in wetting down the
paper and was not discovered until too
late to repair the error. We regret it ex
ceedingly but do not think that it will oc
cur again.
Pink coral is to suceed cardinal red.
.One month of the new yearlias gone. '
New style fans have portraits on them.
French heels are not worn in the street
this winter.
Disscusions, like small streams, gather
as they run. . .
The most fashionable evening toilettes
arc worn without bustles.
Bookstore keepers advertise the .last.
edition of "Hel'n Babies !"
"A 'crop year of prodigious fertility
uuty, against a prohibitorv htw is what the farmers predict for 1877.
I'uoiiii', i x imniMiinn nmi in-iou. i ; .
i if 1 v ' . Steam shin LucUk. Bennett, from' this
;rk,iof
lladcii. tho f nnrt. nrrivpl at Baltimore on the 4th
I ... .1 I v I t J " " ' ,
(liuuen county, asking a prohib
n certain localiticslin said coun
osition aud grievances.
is, colored : A bill to be v.nWtUA
There is no greater punishment than
that of being abandoned to one's self. '
! bind out apprentices for the
'f learning a mcchauic.il trade or
al. Judiciarv.
(rk. bf Bladen : A bill to be cuti-
Stcatnship Benefactor, Jones, arrived at
New York last Sunday from this port.
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The Mima, Douglass, from Belfast, for
last
jt to amend chapter 137, laws of ?this iwrt, sailed, from Queenstown,
I Propositions and prinvranrps .
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tw'lj?l?d. : i 1111 to bo entitled an
C5 J ,within ' Bright and p
balmy Spring
r ...w vyuuiv v uooesou. ivo- - ,
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Cuu grievances.
fj"ght ; A resolution on adjouru-
" legislature, faxing tho time
?Q Hav of j March.
leasant again to-day and
seems hovering Qn the verge
weeks.
A Fourth street girl who felt unable to
give her lover slippers, compromised by
require Sheriffs and Tax CollecT giving him the niitten.
ueunquent tax, lists, was
jspcnsiotrof tho rules, taken up
--iciuuugsaQd passeii.
Seamen's Friend
The regular annual meeting of the
Society will be held at
CAROLINA.
heets lu Goldsboto
to organize a
the-Bethel this evening at 8 o'clock.
Sec advertisement of Mr. James
C.
pmpaDy.
rie 'Landmark thinks its
act L.inJ tho Ust in the State.
county i
4 colored
uds up 5 convicts, 1
to the State Peni-
Munds, the Tljird street druggist, , which
appears among the'neV advertisements in
this issue.
j .
Fivo companies of tho Fiist United
States Regiment passed through the city,
going North, last night and Sunday night
They were from Charleston;
jcrtaiutueut givfen last week at The members of the Cape Fear Steam
ro wnsht-of the Orphans Fire Engine Company were out yesterday
lew iUJ i ..." UfUrnoon with their! engine Tor parade
W leintentiarv Rnar.l I .... . . .
he inanir -.ITr and practice. They gavc tne nsn stana,
-"W..lllf:ilL III I II'IL llll ! I . -
nclStht Ut the foot of tho Market, a god wash-
yce :haW appointed Thomas P. 2
?iissic,lCr of ffi" I r ' Capt. S. A. Ashe. ot long go a. rcsi-
Carroll of Qupliu county dcat of tbis dt has hcen chosen ,Chair
vc sous; together weigh ii all niaa of tnc 5tate Democratic Committee
u: : ruwr,- weigii ia
i ' ana peasure 87 J feet. , I to fill the vacancy caused be the resigna-
u.rri a l i3ljly respected 1 tioa of Gcq, Co.
Some Cold Weather.
Sixty years ago was a'ear withoilt a sum
mer. Frost occurred every month in
the year 1815. Ice formed half a i inch
thich in May, Snow fell to the depth of
three inches in tho interior of New York,
and also in Massachusetts, in June. Ice
was formed of tho thickness of common
window glass throughout New York on
the 5th of July. Indian corn was so
frozen that the greater part was cut down
in August, and dried for fodder and
farmers supplied themselves from the corn
produced in 1815 for the seed of the
spring of 1817. : .
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A Confederate, Caught.
Aloczo Elvi, colored, . the party who
was caught selling some of tools stolen
from Mr. Reaves' shop, was! yesterday
turned over by the Mayor to Sheriff
Manning who committed him to jail. On
the way from the City Hall to the Court
House, Elvi espied another colored man
by the name of Prince Richardson whom he
had persistently charged with selling him
the toolf and for whom the police had
been looking. He at once gave notice of
the fact when Richardson was taken into
custody and conveyed to the guard house
where he will await a hearing before the
Mayor. Elvi claims that Richardson
owed him $5 50 and that he gave him
the tools in payment of the debt.
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County Commissioners.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners was held
last niglit, present Mr. Wagner, the Chair
man, and Commissioners Worth, Grain
ger, Nixon-ind Holmes.
The minutes of the last meeting were
road and approved, with the following
correction, to-wit: ' Onlcreti further, tnai .
be bill of costs against R. F. Evdp l
referred to a commute', coca's. mg ot 1. 15.
Grainger andB. G. Worth, as to its Icgdn
y, to report thereon at tho next me-tii g.
Application of Eda L-xvkins tor assist
ance, was referred to the Poor Committee.
J.C. Munds, having put in the lowest
bid to furnish prescriptions to the out-door
poor, the contract was awarded to hii tj
he first of January, 1878, at 25 cents per
prescription.
Seveeral parties were granted lieenses to
retail spirituous liquors.
The report of the Committee on Out
door Poor for January, 1877, was received
and ordered on the miuuies. j
The report of the Committee on Work
House,. relative to property belonging to
the county, was, receive I and "ordered on
the minutes.
Commissioners Wdguer ami Holmes
were sppointed a Committee to sec that
the property turned over to the Messrs.
Mathes Bros, bv the Commission
ers, be returned to the Workhouse, and
that what is "not needed be sold at auction.
Commissioner Wagner offered the fol
owjng: s
Iiesolced. That as it has been reported
to tbis Board, by its committee, that the
tax-payers of the county, in convention
assembled, and, at the request of said
committee of this Board, appointed a com
mittee of their number, consisting of W,
L. DeRosset, Henry .Nut t an.a iAiwara
Kidder, for the purpose oi investigating
the management of county m.atters, it. ia
hereby ordered by this Board that all
county oepcers are nereoy mstructea to
give all information desired by said com
mittee of t tax-payers, aud every other
facility for investigation will be given by
us, as we feel that the affairs of this
county have been properly administered at
our hands.
It was ordered that Sheriff S. H. Man-
nin be instructed to pay over to John J
Hewlett, Treasurer of Masouboro town
ship, all township t;xes cvllecteil by him
for the year ,1876, and take proper receipts
for .the same. ,
It was orderedtliat the Finance commit
tee be instructed- to ascertain what amount
of fines, forfeitures and penalties has been
collected by Jaine UeMon, Clerk cf the
Superior Court, for the past twelve
months and report the sme at the meet-
iug of the Board.
Two hundred and fire (2Ci vpos
valued at $lft each in gold, amounting
to three ' tbousadd and seventy-five
($3,075) dollars, having been paid, were
burned in presence of all the (Vjrrinj-
sioncrs. "
Tlo Board thep ailjournal. .
InktStains. . ,
The best meaus ,to remove ink stains
from linen or any w Into material is to
immerse the spot in milk aud keep it there
until the ink disappears, changing the
milk when it gets thick.
Getting Ready.
A venerable citizen of this place has
had his grave prepared at Oakdale. It is
a vault, nicely bricked in and looks as
comfortable as such things can , be made
to look. The gentleman is now in good
health and strength and will probably
last twenty j'ears or more, although
already a septuagenarian. ,
ForThe Public Benefit.
For the convenience of the public Mr.
Jno. H. Allen will place a clock in the
show window of his jewelry establishment
which will be run by electricity. A wire
from the Western Union Tel. Co' office
will be attached to the clock and at twelve
o'clock dailj', the Washington City time
can be gotten by all who wish to avail
themselves of the opportunity.
One Thousand-Dollar flnunfcrfoit
lhe Ireasurer of tho United States is
sending to Assistant Treasurers throughout
tli3 country a photographic copy of the new
one thousand dollar counterfeit note, and
also copies of the genuine note, in order to
make easy detection of spurious-: notes of
this denominatiori. There is very little
difference between the genuiue and coun-
terfeit'note the principal defect in the lat
er being the extensive flourish in the sig
natures.
Death of Mr, Lloyd. '
We regret to learn of the death of Mr.
Salter Lloyd, a venerableand respected
citizen of Brunswick county, v' which oc
curred at his residence on las Sunday
ifter a paiuful and protracted illness.
Mr. Lloyd, was 69 years of age at the
time of his death and was one of the most
prominent citizens of this section of the
State, he having at various times filled
offices of high trust. He was a gentle
man of the. old school, refined and cul
tured in his'mannefs.courteousand kindlv
n his deportment oni h-jv,- ,nd honor
able in j viepartmcnt of hf.
City Court. ,
The following cases were disposcsd of
y the Mavor this morning:
A. Fai-sline, A.Volbay and O. Tonison,
all Norwegian sailors, charged 'with dis
orderly conduct, cursing and fighting,
were each fined $10 and costs or 30 days
on ths streets.
A party whose name ve suppress, was
charged with assault and battery but the
case was dismissed on payment of costs.
Alonzo Elvi, charged with the larceny
of tools, the property of Mr. Sol. Rcavesj
wa3. ordered to give a justified bond in
the sum of $500 for his appearance at
Superior Court, failing in which he was
turned over to the SheriQ who commit
ted hun to jail.
: We irHl bo glad to receive coaiattaicatioas
from our friends onany nd, all ;0f
general interest but : "
furnished to the Editor.- 7 ,i: . ' An
tommunicaUons must be .written otly : oi
one side of tie papers U iULil ' Lite :JT
Personalities most be "avoided. - - -
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And it is especiallr and parUcuiarlr huI. ,
stood that tie editor does ndtalwajs eudra
the views of Correspondents, mnleo. so sUted I
in iaQ editorial columns. ;; -. : v
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Dignity is expensive, and without other
good qualities is not particiilarly
able.- .
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profit-
Q It is reported that Boscliee's Gerrnaa
o ' since its inodnction in thb
For very cold weather a frieze ovetcoat oTOn !
is pnerallyprcferred,andin hot weather a Druggists have ordered J this ' medicine
melton. . I direct from theFactorv. at Wondhnr xr '
f ii t , , : , v. J , J' an,d not one has reported a sinrfo fail-''
H9t drmks should be avoided m day ure, but every letter srt Af ....t. .
time during cold weather, as they have a lhmS success m curiogLsevere Coughs; -tendency
to weaken the lungs and affect 'ds on the Breast, Consumption!.
the throat. I "Jcasc oi tbe Throat and Lungs,
i f auvibe any person that has any ire-"
The box- sheet' for the Concert! next rVsiM)S1.tl0n to wcak Lungs, to go to their
Friday evening is beinglrapidly "filled up mliw otnTu toi. 9uicuw;'Or4o
ana tnose who want good seats should Samnlo 'TWito: in
7 " utnjm in
lose no time in securing tliemi
Some one without' the fear of the tay
or regard fortlic welfare of 'mankind
has removed a 1 plank 1 from the bridge
over the gutter, at the south-west inter
section of Third and Chestnut streets,
which makes a very ugly and dangerous
hole'. No better man-trap could le in
vented.. '
relieve
cough.
any
case 'Don't -neglect1 your
BIED.
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i-HAn.LLEE-At Melrose Marimf oriti' 11
b. C, on the moruing of the 6th iustAlra.
A. M. HaRLLEE. rATirinfflfo 7l?tJi?SElT 1
K. llarllee. In the 66 year of her
New Advertiseirnent3 j 'Ji
The Iledjre-IIo superstition.
lbe iSevv lork Iio;-7'i lias another
version of the popular ' legend . To-day,
says The World of the 2d. inst., is the! feast
of St. Groundbog. . learly oh the 2d of
February the .arctoinys woiiax, the! Old
Probabilities of the animal creation,
celebrates his St. Swithin'sf dav.r He
nntnna l,.",. ' T l.lL. l
wui.c ii.ibii iium iiia uuiu uuu scans nis
shadow with even . greater interest! than
the laborer in the Bible. If it is dear
and, the shadow is '"readily- sceil, he
concludes that the probabilities favor a
rising barometer, gentle breezes and! fair
weather, and certifies to his joy !by frisking
merrily on his light fan tastic toc3;J but an it
is invisible atmospheric disturbances are to
bo looked for, and he returns to; his lair to
sleep, perchance .to dream, the stormy sea
son through. . In rural parts great is the
ame of tho woodchuckr whom; the farm
ers are prepared to back agaiust Briga
dier-General . Myer for the championship,
100 single predictions ; nay, he! is regard-
DZSLICZOUfJ T "''
TAkT.PKITWF.!!'!'
aorAi a w a A J-.g
FJIOM THE
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B est C ream ery s
IN '
i luut vt.sifijr.ti
ANOTHER SHIPMENT
innia
OF THAT ELEGANT
TABLE BUTTER ?
4 :
ed as even more eminent authority as to
the weather than the compiler If the pat- A SH K CJOTTNT V t t
i. i ' ur i i I - -- "
euii intuieiuo aimanacs. g nave, no
doubt ' that he merits the trust reposed in
lim. and if he. unlike the
vt vnian in suvlCb, ia v'i"" v- H, j"
theme of conversation than the weather,
we should like to have his prognostica
tions concerning the Presidency. The
ground-hog in politics! f '.-,.'
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"List of Letters. 1
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Thcfollowing is the list of letters re
maining unclaimed. in the Postoffice, Wil
mington,. N. C, Wednesday February 7,
1877: ' '
NA Henry N Arnold.
B David F Barnes. Miss; Sarah
Brown, Miss Delia Bryant, David Burris,
John Burnett, Matthew Burnetii, George
Burton. . j.
' C Louisa Capehsart, Miss E S Casteeu,
Charjes Cjiad wick, Samuel ClavSton. I
D Mrs N C Davis, Miss Jafiie Dick
inson, William Dowlmg, I honns Dow-
ling.
Th
Hi
last evening in
Historical Society,
ii i i.?. . f .1. '..
iie regular mommy mceiiug oi iu
rical and Scientific Society was held
the rooms of the First
L-Presbvterian Church.
The principal feature of the Civehing was
the reading by lion. Edward CantwU,
the regr.lirly appointed lecturer for the
occasion , of a paper prepared by him on
"The Colonial History of the Cape Fear
Region," tbe main reference of which was
to Barnwell's Expedition against the Tus-
caroras in 171 :-12. wnicn was neara
with in tefiSQ . interest by those who
were present, it Wing replete with" impor
tant historical facts hot easily obJained and
evidencing much care and research in its
preparation.
A request frorn too Ladies Benevolent
Society that Col. J. G. Burr be permitte4
to deliver in public, for the benefit of the
Association, the lecture delivered by him
last month relative to tBe local history of
the Cape Fearwas! acceded to,
Haa Etlward Cant well and Messrs. W.
B. McKoy and Norwood Giles were 'ap
pointed a committee to make the necessa
ry arrangements for the removal of the
remains of Cornelius Harnett from the eld.
St. James Churchyard ta the place pro-!
parqd for them In Oakdale Cemetery.
Dr. A. J. Rosset, Col. W. L. DeRosset
and Rev. C. M. Payne were" admitted as
members of the Society. ; -4 :,
.Hon. Hugh AYaddelL was announced as
the lecturer for the triectius to be held in
March, Dr. Thos P. Wood for. that to be
held id May and Mr W. P. ' Wrpfe) br
that to be held fa Jn 1 I 1 . 7
The Society will apply, to the Legisia
ture for. incorporation, iho re rtuaaert or
gn.njxtioti to date from the 20th of Hay.
: '::v. i ::;:rii : '
E -Miss Mary Eady.
CRYSTAL DRIPS,
alB-ifoipiniDa
G'OLDE.JcS
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AD
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NEW HULLED
MS"
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- F-Miss Mollie Faison, Mrs Evaliue
Fisher, Johu J Forrest, Miss" Miry L
Futch, 2. , . r :-
G Allen Gram, Miss Mary Godman,
Henry Green, James H Gree"n Jr, Miss
Emma Groot, i
HQwen .Hanchey, Miss fMary K
Harris, . Miss! Caroline Hayes Charles
Haypes, Mrs Hagar Henderson, Frank
Henry Miss Augusta Herring, Andrew
Hill, T J Hillman, Elias Ualsey, Miss
Abbie Hblrnes, Mrs le tseylloll in gs worth,
Michael Hooper', Wm II Howpi William
Howe, 2, Harrison Huggings. j
J Mrs. Charles1 T Jackson. - Joseph
Jarrott, Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Patsey
'Johnson,.;'" .' ' ' - . 'f ;-.
ti Mrs Emma I.ane, Mrs Laura Leo,
Thos M Lcwry, Mrs Ellen Lord, Jacob
Lyon.
M Mrs Martha Matton, Caj)t Alex
ander May, Mrs Maggie McLestor-, Mrs
King McCall,Henry Miller, -Matthers,
(Saloon - Keeper, -2$, Brvd street) Mrs
Violas D lurrell Irs Mariah T Myers.
N Mrs Susan Nichols, Mrs Pollic
Nixon." . ;.
P Wriliiam T Pane, Miss Julia Parker,
Mrs Betsey, Pales, Mi$3 Louisa: Pharroh,
Mrs Katharine Price, J Henry Price, Mrs
Sarah J. Price. If 1
: Q Pat Quinn, 2. ;-f - ' V
R Mrs Robert if 'mis, M rs Alice
RusselL J Q Rutz. i ...
S Daniel Siromoris, Lucy Singletary,
Mrs Vbibe Seater, care Peter Elliott.
Wm M Smith, Etlward Smith, Ishahi
Swett."'; ' :
T Jaotb Thompson, Mrs; Martha
Thornton, Mis Mary Toocar.
. WCharleaK, Walker, A WfWartcrs,
James. Williams, J A Williams,' Mrs C
Williamson, Mm Rowcna Winatead, Jese
Woodarf.-. -bi', ;.4; ,
' Persons calling for letters in above list
will please say Advertised; if not claim
ed In &Q days will be sent to dead letter
office, Wasbington, D. C ;i
' V fi ll. BRINK, P. M.
v if ,. , , ;& .. mi m iwi i P1111")""1. ';" ' ".. 1 ! .. A7,
. ,Xhc change in the weather is seasona
ble if riot .welcome. J '
iittlii
A-
NEW CROP
RYE GRAHQ
Plour-S".
qiAs. d ,wmm
8&7 ryorth rront Street. t
Grand Concert. 1
1 grand Vocal 'axd ixstitu iiB5f -
ai Concert mil be given at tbe
OPERA HOUSE;
FUIDAY EVENING,' FEBItUART' tb, '
' ' for the benefit of -J ; A-jnjJl
PROP. VANLAER AND I THE CORNET
CONCERT CLUB.,, .,,s:jJ t-1, -
The Box Sheet is now opcotneinJberret
Music Store, where wata may be reeerved.-4
Tickets for sale at IleiaibergctV' aad "t the
door. r. tcbBf
Annual Lleetinn-
TUE TWENTYiFOURTH Anwxtl MeeP
ing of the Wilmington ScamcQ'a Friend
Society, will be held at the Bethel, thil Tu
ning at 8 o'clock. I.. ..-. ... ,
The citizens gcntnlly trc requested in Mt
tend. .i, i. . . t l,r
James C. TJunciG,,
A A'D DEALER IN FANCY GOODS and
Toilet Article, Trusses, ' Earidage and Gop
porters. A fall f tock always on hand.
" ''i;' ,'.. .vfit 4. iiii,-s,: fill .
; ;2-J Third a trest, opposite Cify Hall t
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