LATEST NEWS,
proofs Offered.
WxsniKQTON, Feb. 25-John Sber
tnan wrote a letter a few days oro to
SSTeStor of tfi Philadelphia 'le
In which he said that he received
letters from Mm Jencke aud Joseph
K- lndereonin which they ray that
ey never averted tho.
letter to the Supervisor o. Eepstra
tion for the parishes of fcaat and West
Feliciana, promising them lewards if
they made protests which would en-T.rni-siana
lleturmos: Board
rr.t:r"rf vnts of the two
JWJ till 1 1 VT isuu
Paiam authorized by Joseph E. An
derson to say that Sherman's etatement
Further, I am authorized by the i at
torney of Joseph E. Anderson Mt.
Sypber of Philadelphia, to eay tha, he
lias the evidence, documentary and
otherwise, to prove that John Sherman
did write a letter to Joseph E. Anaer
aon and D. A. WTeber in which be
promised them political rewards it
they would make certain protests.
And further, Mr. Sypher is ready,
before the proper tribuual, to make
good this ofifcr. The letter wnich was
written to John Sherman by xvIih.
Tr,.L-a dnA nnh sav thut she never
eaid that he wrote such a letter, nut
she has not now in her possession
snfih a letter, iind that she never au
thorized any one to say that she bad
such a letter.
Pope Leo XIII.
London. Feb 25. The Manchester
Guardian' Rome correspondent tele
graphs: "The feeling is growing hero
that the new Pope is not bo liberal as
was thought. It nee.ma certain that
Cardinal Pecci anil Leo XIII. do not
hold the sameviews.lt is now belivod
that the Popo will remain secluded i'n
the Vatican.
All diplomatic negotiations which
were left in suspense by th. death of
Vope Pius IX between tha Vaticaji and
the Governments holding diplomatic
relations with it. willl bo resnmed on
an entirely new basis, the stepsalready
taken therein being disregarded. The
entire personnel of the Pontifical Cour t
will be changed so as to eliminate hos
tilities which may formerly have existed.'-
The Pope has received O ivdinal Mc
Closkcy. Our Indian Policy Condemned.
vVAsniNGTON, Feb. 23 , Rppreeon
tativo Scales, Chairman t.f the Com
mittee on Indian Affairs, i a his report
in favor of the bill transferring the
Indian Bnreau from the Interior to
the War Department, ; shows that the
present management costs the Govern
ment $23,05 per capita, wnileby a sim
ilar calculation it will bo found that
te cost to the Government of all
agents and all classes and colors of In
dians will not exceed $1.28 per capita..
"Within the thirty years past, sinco the
bureau was transferred from the War
to the Interior Department, milllions
of money have been spent, much
blood shod, and many valuable
lives sacrificed iu the effort-. --to
civilize tho straggling -"tribes. The
churches have contributed their best
men as agents, and good men and wo
men have endeavored to introduce the
arts and modes of industry among the
Indians, who, notwithstanding tnese
efforts, are savage still, After a full
and careful consideration of all the
facts and circumstances, as well as the
difficulties that surround the question
of what is best for the Indians, a large
majority of the committee, eight, have
reached the conclusion that tho pres
ent Bystem is not a successful one ;
that the integrity of the service, the
good of the Indians, as well as great
economy, require that the whole ques
tion should be transferred to the man
agement and control of the War De
partment. Bishop Atkinson's Appointments for
His Spring Visitation of 1878.
Gaston, .....March 8
Warrenton, 1st Sunday in Lent, March 10
Ridgeway V... March 11
Henderson ... -.. March 1 3
Williamsboro.. . .March 24
St Peter's, Sassafras Fork, Gran
ville Co March 15
Oxford, 2nd Sunday in Lent, March 17
St Paul's, Goshen.: .......March 13
Kittrells........... ...Mach 20
Franklinton...... . . (P. M. )..... March 21
Louisburg, 3rd Sunday in Lent, March 21
La Grange, (P. M) April 1
Snow Hill.... April 2
Marlboro. April 3
St John's, Pitt Co .April 5
Greenville, 5th Sunday in Leno, April 7
Trinity Church, Beaufort Co. April 9
St John's, Durham Creek. .i. April 10
South Creek... ...April 11
St Paul's, SwhtC.ee'v............. April 13
Newbern, 6th Sunday in Lent, April 14
Beaufort . ...April 16
Holy Innocents', Lenoir Co ..April 18
Kinston .April 19
Tarboro, Easter Day ... . Apr il 2 1
Quarterly Meetings.
Appointments of Rev. L. S. Bnrkhcad
D. D., Presiding Elder tor the Wilming
ton District fur his first round the present
Conference year,' 1878:
Bladen, at Soul's Chapel .Mar 2-3
Topsail, at Prospect. .... Mar 9-10
Clinton, at Clinton .Mar 16-17
District Stewards' Meeting will be held
at the parsonage of the Front Street
Church on Friday, March 8th," 187S, at
11 o'clock, A. M. instead of February
5th.
For Sale-
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also, a second-hand BOILER. Apply at
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Chorlotte Observer: A petition is cir4
culating here now for signer's,! asking the
County Commisioners to order an election
in Charlotte township to take place at the
time, of the municipal election, the
question of prohibition of,ldensc. About
400 signers have already teen obtained
and no doubt is entertained-by the mov
ers in the, matter of their ability to get
the renuite. number of names on the pe
tition. ' 1 ' ' I '
Raleigh Observer: j Mr. i C. Mfiu
waring, Private Secretary to Col. John
Robinson, President of the Ralegh and
Gaston Railroad and the Bay Line Steam
ers, was killed in the jaccideii); on the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
yesterday. Mr. Mainwaringj will (be re
membered by many oi our citizens wno
last
. &
in" he assisted as a stenographer.
Raleigh Observer .-The 1 little colored
girl who was burned to death at the fire
Sunday morning was buried by the Coro
ner yesterday, the county furnishing the
coffin and the city the igraveJ The'little
baby reported dead from being 'thrown
from the window is doing well, we being
misinformed as to its dying. A subscrip
tion was raised yesterday i to relieve i the
wants of,the unfortunate mother who is
slightly injured from jumpihg,otit of the
window. . . - . . I ' .
Raleigh Observer: We learn.)y a private
letter from Hon. J. J. Davis,! member of
Congress, that each member of Congress
is entitled to one box (f plants, (trees,
shrubs and flowers) i'wm the Botantcjal
Garden at Washington1, a'nd that Mr.
Davis has donated those which he isj en
titled to for the purpose of planting in
Capitol Square: Others, it is thought,
I -JL
will do the same,
and thus UU rlurner
will be greatly assisted in beautifying tl
park around the State i House. W e a
the
parte arouna tne Gtate uquse. vu are
glad to see our representatives hiking
such an interest in the appearance! of our
Capitol grounds,-aud hopei all will send
their boxes of plants to Cul. Turner.
Lumberton Times : A friend pnting us
from Bladenboro say's: "Mr. G. 1 L.
Cal'iihau, residing near Bladenboro iu this
county, caught. a very large gray eagle at
h's hog pen last week. .Mr. C. had been
missing his hogs and could njjt ' account
for their sudden aud mysterious dis
appearance. Upon go-in to the pen uc
day, he saw a. large eagle have nnc of
them, but was frightened away, at his ap
pearance. He made a trap of, rails set
it for the bird, and succeeded in' raptur
ing him alive, with the assistance or, his
son, F. P. Callahan, without iujurk' to
either him or themselves. They have him
now in a pen at their residencel He
measures eighf and a half feet frim tip to
tip, bill tour and a halt inches long, tnree
inches between the eyes, and haa i Ugs as
large as a man s arm
(CharlotteObserver.) ,. i
Davidson Commencement. '
Tho following youner' gentlemen have
been elected by the Philanthropic So
ciety of Davidson College to take 1 part
iu ths ntzt commencenient in June :
v Representatives ,7. W. Osborne,
Charlotte, N. C; F. M. Wrilliams,
Newton, N. C; A. G. Buaiiner, Ashe
ville, N. C. - ; I
Marshals Chief, W. IIj Neel, Char
lotte, N. C; Assistants. DJH. Hill, Jr.;
Charlotte, N. C; W. II. Qozart, Wash
ingtou, Ga.; E. C. Smith, Ilalegh,
N. C; Arthur JFo-t:)r, Union Springs,
Ala. ' . - I.' '
Tho election in the Eumenean So
ciety takes place nest Saturday.
The ladies made $50 by the festival
last Friday night. I
Thedistinguished eon of Georgia,
Hon. Ben H. Hill, has been; invited to
deliver the annual address at Davidson
College at the'eommencement in June
next. , li
(Raleigh Observer,")
marriage of Weston II. Oales
and
Miss Annie C. Strong.
A very large and fashionable! audi
ence wes gathered together at Christ
Church last evening to witaess land
honor the marriage df Mr. Wesson
Raleigh Gales, the! accomplished
Cierk of the Criminal Court, to Miss
Annie Cowan StrongJ daugher cf
Judgo George Y. Strong. The beau
tiful flowers, the soft light, the grand
music of Mendelsohn, andj the jimplies
siveetyle in which Dr. Marshall al
ways conducts the ceremony1, rendered
this union of hearts and hands as oy
ous as it wi;s sacred. : The latterJdants
were: f r
Mr. Charles Brown, jof New , YorkT
ana iuiss uarrie btrong.
Mr. Tom T. Hay and
Strorg.
il
ss Jennie
Misi
Mr. sherwqod Hay woodlj and
Mary (Jo wan.' ' M ! i
Mr. Henry Strong and Miss Cornio
Phillips. ' l i ' i'
Mr. George V. Strong', ucd Miss
Sally Cowan. .. . j
Mr. T. C. Worth" and. Miss Mihnie
Haywood. f '
The good wishes of all our peopl fo's
low the young couple in the. new life
upon which they have just entered.
They go north on the morning train'
THOSTlV S OUTHERL AND
JIVERY AND SALE
TABLES,
Comer Third and Princess Streets.
i '
WilEfiington, N. C.
S. Uorses and Vehicles for hire at rea
sonable rates. Excursion parties to the
bound and. country accommodated. I
may 26 i
Dyeing and Scouring
JADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S pilESS
Goods Djed,"Cleaned and .Repaired.
ALSO, j - I
Felt, Straw and Leghorn Hats Dred, Clean
ed and 1 ressed in any shape or- style desired.
.' C, P. REMEN,
! Carrie's Block.
became acquainted with himi at the
meeting oi tue biuuituuiuyio vi mc .
G. R. R. held m this city at wmch meet
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1 COMMERCIAL NEWS.
WILMINGTON MARKET I
Febbuaby 274 T M. j
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Market quoted
easier at 30 cents bid. Later-we hear of
sales of 125 casks, at that figure.
ROSIN Quiet at $1 30 for Strained and
1 So for Good Strained bid. A decline of 24
cents on yesterday's quotatoins for Good
Strained. No sales reported.
v TAR Steady at 81 50. Sales at quotations.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Market opened
unsettled, Hard quoted at. 81 25 and Yeriow
iiip and Virgin at $12 10. Sales at quotations-
COrroX-Market opened dull. Small
sales at the following are the official quota
tions: . )
Ordinary .' 8 Cents.
Good Ordinary i s .
Strict Good Ordinarv. -p .
Low Middling Q "
Middling "
Good Middling... 1 "
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DAILY RECEIPTS.
Cotton.... 384 ;bal4?s
Spirits Turpentine 221 casks
Rosin... J 2,C64 bbls
Tar ... ' 558 "
Grade 'Tnrpentine.V.V 24 1 "
I MARINE NEWS.
i ' 1 ARRIVED. I
Steamship D, J Foley, Price, Baltimore, A
D Cazaux. 1
Steamer D Muriehison, Garrason, Fayette
ville, AVilliams & Murchison. 1
Steam-yacht Passport, Pugh, Smith ville,
Geo Myers.
, Steamer Underhill, Gillican, Smith ville,
O G Parsley & Co,
Nor barque Mercur, Laurenborg, Water
ford, R E Heide. ' i
Am Schr Kate G. Robinson, Severy, Phil
adelphia, Harriss! & Howell. i 1
CLEARED. i
Steamet D Murchison, Garrason, Fayette
viile, Williams & Murchison. ' "
ajsteam-yacht Passport, Pugh, Smith ville,
Geo Myers.
Steamer Underhill, Gillican, Smithville,
.O G Parsley & Co. P
Swd, barque Prima, Krook, Rotterdam,
Williams & Murchison. 1
! ! FOttKISN.
Rotterdam.--Swd. Barque Prima 4,450
bbls rosin. , '
WEEKLY STATEMENT
1 1 0' STOCK ON HAKI) FEE. 23, 1878.
Cotton ashore 3,677
afloat........... 3,925
' Total.... ' 1 7,52
- ! - ' -.. i L
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Spirits ashore 7,727
afloat.. 1,547
Total I...... ?..... 9,274
Rosin ashore 82,6D2
afloat 7,631
Total 90,323
Tar ashore....1 8,869
afloat .723
Total I.... 9,592
'-" ! ' I - .
Crude ashore 5,735
afloat .'
i'
Total r 5,735
RECEIPTS FORI TIIE WEEK ENDING FEB. 25, 1878
Cotton.......... .1 .......1.. 1,984
Spirits....: , 1,522
Rosin.......... j 10,832
Tar. ...1 3,118
Crude .-. 4,037
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EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEB. 25, 1878
Domestic. I. . i
Cotton. 622
Spirits '. 90
Rosin 127
Tar.... i 185
Crude '.
Foreign. I
Cotton
Spirits....
Rosin......!. ; . 3,025
Tar
Crude .,...
i
List of Vessels in Port February 27,
187.. ; i
il BARKS. i ' ,
Atlantic, 3er,' 389 tons, Schering,
' E Peschau & Wc-stermann
Melvina Schutt, Ger, 339 tons, Kroger,
E Peschau & "Westermann
Meteor, Ncr 330 tons, Jhun,
i Paterson, Downing & Co
Gertrude, Br, 396 tons, Dancy, 1
Alex Spiunt & Son
Normand, Nor, 216 toias, Sorensen,
Williams & Murchison
Ceres, Ger, 384 tons, Doellner,
EG Barker & Co
R!o De LaPlata, Sp, 245 tons, Auzorandie,
i R E Heide
Margaretba, Ger, 572 ton3, Masseilus,
t E Peschau & Westermann
Mercur, Nor, 165 tens, Laurenborg,
1 RE Heide
BRIGS. '
Gem, Br, 281 tons, Richardson,
I r Paterson, Downing & Co.
1
jilding, Nor, 234 tons, Elingsen, li E Heide
SCHOONERS.
Sallie Mair, iUn, 257 tons, Powell, j
1 I i Parsley & "Wiggins
E S Powell, A jm, 577 tons, Williams, ,
I ( Williams & Murchison
Menawa, Am, 211 tons, Fairchilds,'
Northrop & Cumming
J L Cotter, l?r, 139 tons, Thurber,
I E Kidder & Sons
Emily H Naylor, Am, 280 tons, Fisher,
Robinson & King
Stampede, Am, 145 tons, Dow, i
Worth & Worth
Argo, Am, 80 tons, Cooper,
, Harriss & Howell
H P Prescott, Am, 101 tons, Nuryman,
Harriss & Howell
Ernest T Lee, Am, 172 tons. Blachford,
JHNeff
Kate G Robisson, Am, 299 tons, Severy,
Harriss & Howell
S. D. MORRILL,
I ' , ' 1 ' 1
Undertaker, Carpenter and
! Co,binet-lMaker,
Third Sl!reet, Opp, City Hal
A'Xi'ILL FURNISH COFFINS and Caskets
YV
with attends nee at short notice.
t
Orders for Carpenter -work and Cabinet
work respet tfally solicited and.-promptly ct
ecuted. !
All work .guaranteed.
feb8
j Painting.
WHERi? VOU CAN GET YOUR Paint
intr d one witli dispatch, neatness an-
at reasonab le rates is at d
C. C. -PARKER'S PAINT SHOP.
one door North of Old Jail building on Prin
cess street. HOUSE, and SIGN
Painting done and satisfaction guaranteed.
jireat caret is girento email jobs.
mar 1 16 N
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Corrected Erery Thursday by
PETTEVAY & SCIIULKEN,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
AND i PRODUCE BROKERS,
, . 'Wilmington, N. C. ,
SThe following quotations represent the
wholesale prices generally. In making up
mall orders higher prices nave to be charged.
BAGGING Gunny 1
Double Anchor 113
Double Anchor "A" f 13J
Standard Domestic. J 12
BACON North Carolina,
liams,fl... UX
Shoulders, y lb. 8
Sides, rb.............. 10
Western Smoked
Hams.
Sides, fi)
15
8K
9
8
1M
7
00
26
Shoulders. :
i
Dry Salted
Sides, ft
7
Shoulders, V ft
BEEF Live weight............
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine
Second Hand, each... 1 75
New York,each, new....... 2 00
BEESWAX V ft.. 25
BRICKS Wilmington, M 8 00
10 00
00
BUTTERNo7tuCarolin'aa
Northern, J ..
CANDLES Sperm 2)
Tallow, fi) .
Adamantine,? set............
CHEESE
Northern Factory, 2...
Dairy cream, lb.
State, y lb
COFFEE Java, V B
Rio, V ft
Laguyra, J ft
CORN MEAL bughel....
COTTON TIES ft
DOMESTIC i
Sheeting, 4-4 yardl
Yarn, w bunch..
15
25,
25
00
12
25
35
40
00,
11
14K
15K
13
33K
22
75 1
6
14
14.14
00
30 Q
19
24
1VA
4
95
FISH
Mackerel, No. 1, bbl....l6 00
No. 1, ?Kbbl 8 75
I Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl....l3 50
No. 2, y X bbl 7 50
Mackerel, No. 3 bbl 00 00
Mullets, y bbl 3 50
20 00
9 00
00 0C
0 ftC
10 50
3 75
N. C. Herring, bbl....... 5
Dry Cod, y ft
00
8 00
FLOUR Fine, 4? bbl 0 00
6 00
Super, Northern, bbl... 0 00
Extra do " , V bbl... 0 00
Family . " bbl... , 8 00
City Mill Ex,. Super bbl... 7 00
" Family bbl... 7 50
" Ex. Family t2 bbl... 8 00
FERTILIZERS I
Peruvian Guano, 2000 fta.58 00
7
7
9
7
7
CO
50
50
75
8 25
60 00
00 00
51 00
40 00
45 00
47f0
55 00
67 00
70 00
70 00
00 00
Uaugh's Phosphate "
Carolina Fertilizer! "
Ground Bone, '
Bone Meal "
" , Flour "
Navassa Guano, "
Complete Manure "
Whann's Phosphate '
lWando Phosphate, "
Berger&Brutz'sRos. "
' 00 00
' 45 00
" 00 00
00 00
" 00 00
" 50 00
" 00 00
" oo bo
" 00 00
" 00 00
Wilcox, Gibb & Co., ma
nipulated Guano 48 00
GLUE V ft ; 9
67 50
lb
GRAIN Corn,store,) 66fts
Corn, cargo, W 56 fts
72K
75
62
60
00
12
20
05
60
Corn, y el., .bushel None.
Oats, y bushel...... ' 50
Peas, cow, bushel... 1 95
HIDES Green, J ft
Dry, ft
HAY Eastern, 100 fts...
i North River, V lOOlbs.j..
7
10
10
95
HOOP IRON y 'ton 80 00
85 00
LiAKJJ Northern id
10
1 11
12K
North Carolina 32 ft....... Ill
LIME y bbl 1 25
LUMBER City steam sa'wd
Ship stuff, resawediM ft. 24 00
Rough edge plank. y Mft.22 00
West India cargo, Record
ing to quality, M ft...l5 00
Dressed nooring,seasoced. 20 00
Scantling and boards, com
mon, " M ft...... 15 00
0 00
27 00
25 00
18 00'
35 00
23 00
MOLASSES Cuba.hhdgl
Cubabbls., gal.
Suejar house, hhds. y gal.
" bbls. y gal...
Orleans Choice bbls. gal.
35
38
25
27
CO
37
40
29
65
75
17
45
10
40
10
75
00
NAILS Cut,"20dto4d,Wg
OILS Kerosene, gal.....
Lard, gal
Linseed, gal......
Rosin, " gal
PEANUTS bushel
POTATOES -Sweet, bus.
Irish, Northern, bbl.l...
2 85
16
i
10
i
00
30
75
65
50
3
PORK Northern, city mess. 14 50
ThinJ y bbl ...09 00
Prime, bbl (extra). ...... 12 75
Rump, V bbl ...... ...:........00 00
15 00
00 00
13 00
00 00
RICE Carolina, y ft....... ! 6
East India, ft . 00
00
00
2
2
22
00
85
00
Rough, y bushel... 75
RAGS
Country, i?ft..J...
IK
IK
Cit
;ib j i...
ROP
6
SALT Alum, fi sack
60
80
80
45
75
Liverpool, y sack
American y sack ....
Marshal's fine, y sack
Cadiz y sack...
00
10
00
10
9
9
UA
1A
oo
00
8UGAR Cuba, y ft
Porto Rico, y m. :
A Coffee, y ft.....
B " yjh
c y ft.....
Ex c f ft
Crushed y ft
SOAP Northern, y ft.
9X
00
00
5
4 00
2 25
SHINGLES Contract, M
6
3
common, at
Cypress saps y M 5
Cypress hearts, y M 6
50
00
0 00
10 00
25 00
00 00
18 00
10
13 00
10 00
STAVES W. O. bbl. M.15 00
K U had. y & 00 00
CvDress. M ...1 10 00
TALLOW y ft.. ' 9
TIMBER Shipping y M ...12 00
Mill, prime per M 8 50
Mill, fair per M.... 7 50
Inferior to Ordinary,per M 4 00
WHISKEY North'n, per gl, 1 25
North Caroina, per gal ...! 1 50
WOOL Unwashed, per ft... 18
Wshed,Der ft. 28
8 50
6
3
2
00
50
25
20
30
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1878.
NEW YORK.
1878.
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ASSURANCES
,i -i1 OF PARIS, FKAN3E. Ar1! -V. .
Paid up Casli Capital
Cash Assets 'i . .
JOSIM
ftb 181
UMBRELLAS I
n ! ' --
AN INVOICE OF GEJiT'S 1
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Silk and Gingham Umbrellas
Also, a Sample Lot of
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Ladies' Parasols,
a few (very handsome.
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DRESS; GOODS.
EXAMINE OUIi 1
Heavy Vfasli Pij)liissB
1 at 10 cents per j ard.
For Bargains in BLEAC HED GOODS call on
A GREAT REDUCTION
N ALL KINDS OF 800DS
FOR '
Men -and Boy's Wear.
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IX SMALL SIZE : i
iWhUc Coiton Hose for CMlta.
1 Will be sold at one-third their value:
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WILL ALWAYS FIND SOMETHING
New, ( Iiep & Atiraclive
as our increased sales justify us
' ,
In Ordering .Goods Daily
feb 10
A JEWEL,
THE PEARL SjHIRT IS TRULY
And is growing daily more popular. I keep
constantly on hand a larce suddIv and those
in need of such an article of wear will find
them the best Shirt in the market for th
price.
They are "Without an Equal !
ONLY 51 .OO i APIECE !
A, DAVIDi
' The Clothier
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From Florida.
Received to-d.y a supply .of the
Sweetest of Florida Ojj-anges and Large Red
Bananas, Spitzenburg, Baldwin and Russe
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Apples, also on hand at'
S. G. ORTHROP'3,
feb 19 Fruit and Confectionery Stores.
JOHN WEMER,
JpORMEBLY OF RICHMOND, VA., per
sonally in attendanco at Hair Dressing Sal
oon, No. 11 North Front Street, South of
Purcell House,' Wilmington, N, C.
None but the most experienced workmen
empyedin thi3 establishment.
ZSf Manufacturer of Tonics. Hair Oil.
Cologne, Renovators, Dyes, Reautiflers, Ac,
&c. I iaa 5.
Why Suffer ?
riTlI DANDRUFF IN THE nAlR
when by calling at the Fashionable and pop
ular Barber Shop in basement of National
Bans building you can purchase
I. Furmanski s Celeb ra-
ted ILair Invigorator
which I is br far the best that hag
erer been used for that purpose, and EN
TIRELY FREES the hair from it after a
few trials. There is NOT THE 8LIGHTEST
discoloring of the hair, but it produces a soft
and pliable state of the hair. It is made only
by the undersigned, and can be had at my
Barber Shop under the Frst National Bank.
I beg leaye respectfully to refer to the gen
tlemen named below who hare use! my Jn
vigorator, and hare authorized me to do so,
as to the truthfulness of my statement, to
wit: Gen. M. P. Taylor, Hon. A. H. Yn
Bokkelen, Capt. D. L. Filyaw and Messrs. G.
J.jBoney, S. H. Fishblate, Geo. A. Peck A
HJ Kelley and many others too numerous to
mention. - i
feb 6 j .
For Rent.
PR0" ' NOf DpiU THEUt cf October
and 3a North Water tJtreet, either separate
or together : at preeent occnpild by the un
dersigned. Possession can belgiren imme
diately. Terms easy. Apply to
E. PESCHAU A WESTERMANN.
Wilmington, N. C, Feb. 18, 1878.
Miscellaneous.
AGRICOLES ET DES
GOUTE UIWCEWDIE
$1,458,007,78
W. GORDOIT 6l DUO , Agents,)
ii
21 North Water Street, Wilmington, N. C.
ORGE MYERS,
9, 11 A 13 S. PZlOZffTflT.
- .1 - : ; . ... :
I CASH RETAIL SALES AT
Wholesale Prices !
- i - . i . ii
have increascil our sales J'
.Ouo Hundred Per Cfent !
v., ' ' 1 '
I1 '-,. I
, 300 Barrels
EXTUA FAMILY FLOUIt
; Our Own Brands : Verv LowJ ,
' 5000 Pounds j 1
I X li Hams, Shoulders,
(-inm and Dry Shit. ,
, 50 Basket i(
GENUINE EEIDSIE, (
621 PJnts, 22 Quarts.
- 200; Boxes ..... J: ' j
Choice Cakes and Crackers.
500 Cases :
Can Fruits, Vegetables & Preserves.
If you desire ' ,
GHOIGE COFFEE
our Parcljd is the choicest jn! the ,
, market. Only Try if. ' t.
I
Our Delmonico Club IIous;,Blue Gfass
Gem, tweet Mash and Smoky Hollowj
Whiskeys stand unrivalled.in this market!
in quality and; price. We dely combe- ,
tition. Goods well bought are half sold,
'':GEO.lINYERi:
0, 11 di 13 Soath Front Street. i
jan-26 . I N : 1
Tl
i
AREi STILL ANXIOUS WITll i,
THeir Already Large Trade!
TO INCREASE IT, AND THEY
Are MerffliM to flo So.
IF BY BUYING
GOOD GOODS LOW
AND
SELLING CLOSE
will accomplish their end.
They arc Receiving Daily
FRESH SUPPLIES 1
of everything that you can name
Should any mistakes ccctf
as to Goods or Prices, they are not
only willing but anxious to nie
reparation.
tS- They return thank to the
friends' for their generous supp
COME AND SEE THEM AT
9,7 48 Ilorth Front fltreet
feb 25 ' ' . .
Singer Sewing Macfttt
PSQ A FINE 2fO. 8 ACOB-V STOTl
For Sale Cheap, by .
an 11 3rd 8treet Near Htfket
BOATfiHIGHT
H07
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