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year,S& 00 Bix months, Jiau ; mrrc
oBtiu, f I 36 ; Oue roontn, ou ws.
1, paper wi!! be delivered by carriers,
U .ni nirtof the CltV. t th
lore rates, r l ceaiajir
irrtuiniC rates ana UDerai
rSubacribr8 wtfl please report any and
. r,;:r( ?r recei i"hir paper refrnlarlT
New Advertisement.
feo WN & RODDICK,
45 RGarket St.
15 WOULD ANNOUNCE; THAT
if f i
L have opened in cnnnion with our
Jreaa Goods Department, over 150 pieces
J Worsted Dress Gvdi, hidi we ar
jffdrihij 541
i .' . . : - , -r
15c, 20c and 2oc
ti,a.a; s'ftods are 4ele-ted with a vie
w wants of this maraet. ana-uiw;
.nir Vnvaities. Haviu purchased in the
ontbs of October, November and I)e-,
fembe'r, anticipating the advance : wmcn
Ui PCeuLly taken place, and as far a
lossibla will give the benefit to our pair ns
Black Cashmeres,
I We are making a specify of our
Mourning Department and hav? always
)n hand full assortment of all the Nov.
sKieain this particular branch of our buii:
Bm; .-':
Black Criapes. j
W hava br far the largest as?ortment
of Black Crapes you can find, and are t he
Sole Agents jef .
THE WIDOWS' CRMfJ:;
For the deepest mourning.
2 Button Kid Gloves.
In Opera, Spring and Dark Shades.
They need no comments.
From 6 Cents Up
We will be receiving large addition
mry 'day now. as our buyer iain the
Korthern markets at the present time.
The way to secure Bargains is to keep
UlUrg.
BR0WH!!& RODDICK,
Market St.
mch 20
Foreclosure Sale.
T3T TIRTDK OF TUB POWBrtB vox
JJj ferred by a certain do-d of mortgage ex
eented br H. Marcus and wife to J H.
8tra ss (iuardlan, tbe undereigned will offer
for sale bj public auction, at Exchange Cor
aerlft theolty of infifton. on th 2tth
'day of April 1880, at 12 o'clock, tte follow
lar desoribe4 real eetata thereby couY-yed,
Brginainf at the Northeast correr of Lot
So. 47 ia ine old plan ot the town, on Second
'street, runcinc thence Northwardly alone
Second street 33 feet, thence Weetwardly to
iwarda Front Street lt5 feet, thence Hoath
warJly SSeet to Lot No. 47, ibence La 1 163
fet to the beginning.
1 Also, a certain other lot ajMmog the
'above, running Northwardly alone Second
street S3 feet and extending back that width
jlto feet towards Front street.
The above described property is a parjt of
loU Nos. 4 and 5. Blocs 13 if. Terms of i&le
eaah. ALEX. T. LOS Q$i?
mch 23-30 1 Att'y for Mortgagee.
Millinery, - llair Goods,
! JKW BFRINO 8T0CK .jast receiied.
I Everything new and' of the latest patterns
Sand it j let. Entire new sttck or Ladies' Cn
l derclothlng.
I A vf y eompetent Lady artist has chargo
lof our Millinerv Departiuect.
. MI8SE8 KAKai&K. A McOOWAN,
5 inch 12 So. 6 South Front Rtreet.
The Magic Photograph-
Xx. By holding the Photograph fur a short
ilea before you. to that your f c may make
m troBgimpreesion on it, then breathe ceijt
ly upon tbe Klasa and yonr correct liktces?
will appeir. ForsUe at
, THK tlVE BOOK STORE.'
Croquet.
A X IMMKN88 BTOCX and great Vaiie
i V ty of Styles, lc, of Field Croquet, at
HKtNSBEBQER'i?,
39 and 41 Market st.
neb 29
Wood-Wood--Wood!
rpBE PRICES of Blocks, 8 lab i and Strips
- A . ' . : . j .
eve been redneil. 1 aa-new scUiog nice
tat Blocks at 40 eenti, Dry Blabs at 26 cent;
8to(fil0 ffanta. J. W. TAYLOR,
satfc 30 Iw root Walnut Street.
alocoesX
VOL. V.
LOCAL NEWS.
. New Artve.riiiir.nts.
J-8 AkBAR lew fitUid.
Yatb. Urrqifct. . '-
P Hkik8B8r8. Th M'vic Ibitograpb.
Wr.dow (ilaas-.-ali ifcizes a.t ltaffer .
Price's. 1 t
Full Metal antt VV ir Show "'. Caes. all
styles aud siz v, at ':JrTrz Prkb
& C o '3. .
The c;.cRt fcr-liuut qualities become
useless when th'y are not sustained by
characer.
The , April ferai of tli Criminal Court
convenes invthia city en Monday next, the
5th proximo. ' .
To.i can Vxy No. I Ok king and.; Heats
ins ov?s at almost an price at JiTcoBi's
Hardware Depot. ,
Tbe light: from t mr or five 'rjre?,?aRing
in the 'wocds around the city, er vis;
ble here last r'jht. ' . '
. O-o nf the 5 irn
ateeple f tic Firt V
was hl.iwu '-ut "!, . .! ,'
v in the
u ri sn Church
; A 'hil ..s.pl.cr ' V-ii rfqi?ra
mmzpTerAcy lie :4m- fj iaii y you
r.'qmre e'.iri in-H-a vo j !ul con
Deservedly Ll'H'i'r. -We ir.n Dr
Buh's(Jou?j !. tu', :t nvcr Im'Is to
care a Cough L'j si ru.rt n-cutoineiitl ir.
Pric t only 25 r", - '
, A building, ne.-.r U,e . c nfr of Sixth
aid Red Cross strips, ued h a carpen
ter shop, was blown hn ly -the wad
Saturday nicht.
We are glad to learn tint notwithht-ind-ing
the cold weithr in tbs Iaih winds
the truck gardens in tlii vk'iniiy have
thug-far escaped stricus ir jury.
inrttcations.
' For the South Atlantic States c'e.ir or
partly cloudy weather, wind northeaBt
erly, stationary cr higher temperature,
icing -barometer.
We noticed on the streets yefeterday
imehaudsome sui:& of Spring Clothing,
vfcieh weie bought at the well-known
CloLliins; Housa. of Massp. Sfri.3k's, 28
arid 31 Market street. t
Added to Uq pleasant super&tilion that
tbe fruit is never killed in leap year, is
another which provides fr its salvation
daring the month of il&rch ; so we may
yet ha7e an abundance of psicliPs and
apples next summer. :
The sale of tine furuiture, prcccries,
Ac, &o., advejtiseclby Messrs C.ocly &
Morris," to take p'ace this d y, wa3 pest
poned until to-morrsw, Vvne:ilay m )ru
iog, at 10-o'clock.
It.
It is again cold 'enough for fires ana
overcoats. The wind is frum the North
to-day, but some of -the. weathcrwis pre
dict that it. ia a C::ul tpurt: and that
Spring will begin iu earnest wjth tiie ad
yent cf tho new mo&tli
Mr. Nath'i Jcobi hi7iui: lwen . point
ed, agent for the' Atlas 'ow,.r-a.li3 in
want of. this celebrated Plow em new
have their ordfcs.fi'kf at Jao nv's. Hard
ware Depot, No. 10 S. Front t. . If.
Save your money avid b .y j cu
ing, Supplies from Altaffr & Priv.
Jtiild
f
. Unmallabks.
The folldwing ucmailab'e postal mat
ter remain ia the poslouice in this city :
Mr. Luther Terry, Tbomaston, N. C;
Miss Ida Keily, 5sew .Badford, Mass.; one
ancient looking umbrella.
- Died From his Irij irir s.
William Samuels, better knoivu as Wil
liam Allen, the colored car coupler at the
.W. C, A' -A. Railroad, who met with." the'
serious accident yesterday noon, nientToi.
ed yesterday in the Review, did .froro
his ic juries at about 7 o'clock last - even
ing. ,- . V ' . " , . -,; ' .
Dr. L'rttcharU'a Lettme.
The Lecture Committee of the Wi!
mic'gton Library Association are, wo un
derstand, in receipt of a latter from the
Ret. Dr. PrUchard, P.esident of Wake
Forest College;, notifyipg them cf bis wil
lingntsa to lecture here eh the 6th proxi
mo or as soon thereafter a? convenient to
the Associatiou. The Opera licuse being
agatd for that date, 'the Ccmmittee
hare decided to requeat the attendance oi
Dr. Pritchard on the Tuesday folios in -the
Cth of April. 1 . ' '
BeAly mixed T4iuu,stncily f ure IFulte
Lead, Crlora, Brujbe, Window Glass,
e.,.at jACOBit.
WILMINGTON, N. C TUESDAY, MARCH
More Water.
A i viced fr.im FaretteTillt are to tbe
effect that there has been another increase
of water in the Cpe Fear a a rtsilt of
rpica in the interior. It begin tt rise
last Saturday and was ftiU on" the in
crease when the Gov. Worth, left Fay
ettevilie yesterday moruiug ' There - it
now about twenty feet of w,it?r on the
s'- oals at that point.
f bickiu Dliut.
A cckirie main wa fnuht At Klein
Garden oa ytbterdiy. T' n hhtu weie
had and the sport was sii to bare been
unusually. fine. - -Q iite a number ot tbe
Clicks were placed horn tin fnnb-it ani
there $rcre two draw ti j i j ' . :..-. i in rui-s.
As on pievioUJ o rcasioufe tha c cksj be
longed to rnembpra of t'rm Sp rlu t)lub
'ml .were put iu tLa n.aius siiplj for tbe
amuomeot it weuid afiord ihe owners.
Quite a number of persons were in attend
ance to witness the dispute.
Feast of the Passover.
The Hebrew Feast: of the Passover,
celebrated in commemoratoQ of the de
livery of tbe child reu of Irasl frota the
- Hvitry of bondage in Kgypt, began
!rrd.ay evening at o'clock, and will
ror tmce for eigkt days. The Orthodox
Hebrews celebrated Saturday andSundary,
3 k and 29th inst, and Friday aud Sat
urdy, Apr'ii 21 and 3d, the two tirstand
the two last day a, and the lieformed,
Saturday 23th, and f ji Uy, April 21, the
fir.t and last days.'
Both Oahilox tfid llaformei are per
mitted in tlie interim between tbe da
observed to engage v their ordinary busi
ness pursuit?, but ths eating of any leat
eaed bread i atric ly prohibited.
Vihdow Glass of all sizes, Doori, Sash
and Biinds, Builders' Bardware.&c, Low-
st plreces it Jacobi's.' .
Tn Asiociatlea of Wilb
Kaster.
In arswer to the question ' why" ia'i
that eggs are associated with Easter, the
Naw York Journal of Commerce thus
replies: '
Tbe eg is an accepted symbol of the
Resurrection. It was used long before
Chrutianity to represent both the creation
and deluge, as life and order came out f
chaos, and out of the ark whiah inclosed
it as tbe shell does the life to bt quick
ened within it. The transfer of the
symbol to the new life that cones out of
the grave is Tty natural. These eggs
ware colored red or crimson to represent
the blood poured out for man's redemp
tion', through which alone, as the be
lievers held, the new life was promised.
riotvs, Shovels, Pitchtorks, Spades
Rakes, Tia e Chains, Plow Lines, &c. Fcr
the lowest prices, go to Jacobi's.
International Money Orders.
The Exchange of Iaternational Money
Orders between the United States and the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
lan j, the German Krnpire, and the Re
publics of France and Algeria, uidsr the
new resulations, w 11 csmnsence on the
1st x1.ay.of April, 1850, at the post-office
ia WilmiagtoQ . The amount of each international-money
order, payable in either
of skid oun'fies, muft be expressed there :
on m U. S. money as well a? ip the
money of the country of payment. Per"
f.ons desiring to seod n6ney orders to
either of the above naraed countries, will
be informed at the office of the yalue of
thsiU. S. rroney in the currency of the
country in which the money order is pay
able. Money orders can also ba obtained
oa Italy, and tbe Dominion ef .Canada as
formerly. " .
J.
Everybody can get suited v.ith a Tocket
Knife, also Tabie - Cutlery, at Jao in's
i ' -
Hardware Depo.
This Cvcnlng'a Entertainment.
i ...
Our reader' will hear in mini that this
aveain-j an entertainment will be giviu
it the Opera Uouse for the beceu't of S-'
-JohriVChurfb. The programme, a copy
of which we have seen, U a very goce
ocej COCSle
lid" of fuch a variety a te
.-.
1. i
make the entertairftent
ucm p:easaui
and
ir.ieres'.m.
Three' hai:.S the mat.
ter
in charge h . ve sp3re l no pairs to
make the alias r a VncceiS, aaJ we hope
their cO rts may be apprecuttd iy ao
intallis;ent ub'i.
ac-i tb.-t - crowded
bono rmy tn-iit-riilly
d the worthy
cause fe-r vL':ca 'ifce itertaion:ent is got
ten tp. Surr e A be tetUrcateur muaicians
ia tie city have volunteered their assist
ance! and tbe best of vocal and instru
mental muic will add to the plea-urea of
the occasion.
1EYIEW.
cOM-MCNtCATKD.
For many : care pits' it his leen tbe
custom' in thia P.rinh k'. nvflrv '!vf.nt of
Eiater fjr the children coouected with
the Sunday Sch il to gt iiCr on the tower
of tbe church at ekrly rn ra a d breat
forth in' songs of j y as tb rising sun
kindles the puli Kis-!. U a beau
tifiil custom, a id :' wo'l ra'cvU'ei ti
excite devotional 1 id tbe breast ol
t'ae m-t wvr.jly.'aud ou this ctrca'don
their voices si err.&l to harmonize in sweet
er accord than evur before. The contrast
between the dark and stormy nighr, and
the ;brigbta!dt'eno't(fti rtiornin, ' ira
emblematic of the frkresn w uoh had
shrouded th C.mrca irce theCruciritioB,
aud, the giurioua triuinph ovr d-ath end
the grave by th ria Snriour. Tbe
leaves of th forest quivered in tbe sun
light as if tfcey were dincirjg for joy, tbe
b rda carolled forth their sweetekt strains
H9nding their unconscious music up to tbe
throne of God, and mingling with the
harmony of nature came the vt y ice(
of iunocent childhood, Binding "psaime
and hymns, at d ?"-rjp ol pnib3." That
heart mast indeed be c&liuu which could
not be moved at suoh a sctoe, on sach an
occasion.
The arrangements of the floral offeringt
within the church were exceedingly taste
tul, bat owing to the ecarcity of flowers,
there was not that gorgeous display as on
previous occasions, when the season was
fariLw advaneed than at present,but there
was a sufficiency, and tbe artistic skill dis
played in the groupings of evergreens and
lbwors gave an inexpressible beauty and
charm to all Its surroundings.
Oa the wall of the ChaDcel was dis
played in white letters, "on a crimson back
grouod, the words, "As in Adam all die,
even so in Christ shall all be made alive."
Immediately above that wad a 1 cross deco
ated most exquisitely wUbure white
fl3wen with green leaves intermingling,
and surmounting the cross crown of
brilliant colors. Around tut altar, arranged
in rich profusion, were roses of various
hues and trailing v lues, with the beautiful
calla lily .towering above. Not the least
beautiful ornament within tbe chancel was
a new pulpit stand of brass, exceedingly
chaste in design and finish, a thanksglvirjg
offering of a Christian family to Almighty
God for His mercies. It is light and
graceful in appearance, in striking contrast
to the massiveness of the lecturn of the
same material, but with which it harmo
nize's admirably.
The windows of tbe church, particular
ly those on the North aisle, were brilliant
ly decorated. Exotics, from conserva
teries greeted the eye at almost every
turn; Mowers in graceful festoons and del
icate shrubberies artistically arranged,
gave evidcuce that woman, who was last
at the Cress and first at the Sepulchre,
had been active ia this labor of love.
Tae ornamentation of some of the, win
d.wa was most elaborate, but we cannot
particularizs and will not attempt a
description, others again were more sim
ply dressed, but noue the less beautiful,
for simplicity is always attractive. Gen
tie ban Ja failed not to wreathe with
flowers the marble slab near tbe chancel
-.
commemorative of the former beloved
Rector of the Parish, the P.?v. Robt. B.
Drane.
Easter is a glorious day ia our church
calendar; it is the Qieen cf Festivals, ths
occasion of heartfelt rejoicings.and ikere
fore it is that on that day ths waitings ef
Pasiion Week give place to the exult
ant strains of praise and thanksgiving,
and in our churthea yesterday, as ths in
spir'tDg anthems fell upoa the listener's
ear, they could not but sink deep down
into every heart, filing it with gratitude
to our Father in Heaven for His many
and great mere'es for permitting us to
greet another Easter t rue, an J to join
with reverential hearts in the grand Te
jjaum w e prame inee. ua. uoi. we
ack n o w 1 ed ge The e to he the Lcrr! ! '
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer will stimulate the absorbents and
the secretions of the hair tubes until they
regain their original vigor. Try it.
catholic l(tui.
The Pjpal brief for th "conscjcration ot
Rt. Rev. M. Gross is njw on lis way
Rome. Toe consecration ihjch will
makebira liii'uop and Vicar Apo?tt!ic of
North OaroUoa, 4s expected to take ptsce
in Ultieeore, iJd., tkameim daring the
month of Ai?i. , '
Archbishop Gibsons, accompanied by
his secretary and thrte clergymen, will
leave New York for Rome oa tbe 22d
proxiuio. After making his regular de
cennial report to the Pope, ee ,will make
the tour of Europe curing the summer
30, 1880.
NO. 41
Personal. ' I
Capt. V. V. Richardson, Represent
tive in the State Legislature from Oolum
bns c unty, pasaed. through the city last
night eo-route for his home at Wbiteville.
Mr. G-. Y. Lmb, member of the House
from Dup'in county, was in the city to
day.
Kelurnlng to VrilmHilOB.
Dr. ? J. DeRoaft who, it will be
remembered, was induced about a year
ago to remove from New York to Sao
Antonio, Texas, to take charge of a prac
tise in that town baa, abandoned Texas
ind wilt retara td Wilmington, at leasi
ferfiporarily.' This step has been render
ed imperative on account of Dr. DeRos.
letU health which, we are sorry to hear,
has become much impaired. He was te
have left San Antonio, with his family,
to-day, and is expected here next Monday .
The Balls and the Bears.
The bv.lU and the bears made a iively
time .A cotton maikt. At tht-
opening i ; Xew York the tendency
was decidedly downward, as It has beon
under heavy pressure for several weeks
past, and the bears succeeded in pushing
the farther months to a further declioe of
15 points, but the opposing side made a
desperate resistance, resulting in a much
firmer tone, and a slight reviving at the
close. Ths sales foot up the enormous
figures of , 253,000 bales. A big day's
work.
City Court.
Alderman Flanaer, Mayor pro tern,,
presiding.
The case of Heory Smith and John
Gooding, continued from yesterday, was
dismissed this morning, no witnesses ap
pearing to testify against defendants.
Peter Hoglaud, the same individual
who was yesterday morning arraigned up
on the charge of -drunk and disorderly,
was again a the bar. of the Court thial'A Tripjo Raleigh, that Mr. Ii. K. Bryan.
morning with the same complaint on the j
docket against him. The defendant made
a piteous appeal and promised to leave
the city within 24 hours time. In , con
sideration of the promise theMayor pro
tern suspended judgment and the defend
ant was allowed to depar
: John McLaughlin, ayoung rnan, stow
ard on board of a vessel in port, was ar
raigned upon the charge of wandering
about the streets at a late hour last night,
aud acting in very strange manner.
The conduct of ths defendant was also
very strange ia Court, so much so that it
was thought by the Court that tbe young
man's mind must be impaired. The pro
tern ordered ths young man below until a
medical examination could be made of his
oondition.
; Two other uaimportaat cases were dis
missed from the docket and the Court
adjourned,
Election or Vestrymen.
The usual Easter elections for Vestry
men of the rarious Epiecopal churches of
this city and, in all of the churches ex
cept St. James', tor delegates to the Di-
Locesan Convention, were held .yesterday
and last evening, with the following re.
suit:
, IT, .rAlTES'.l
I Vestrymen A J DsRosset, W G
Thomas, Alfrsd Martin, James Dawsen,
James G Burr, James Anderson, A B
VanBokkelen, W L DeRoscet, J L Boat
wrigbt, Z Latimer, R E Ca'der, CIsytCD
Giles.
ST. .TOHS'..
i Vestrymen C D Mjersr Jehn L
Holmes, W H Green, Jas A Willard,
Henry Nutt, John W Gordon, J E Lip
pitt, M A Curtis, S L Fremont, Ed King.
Delegates to Cariventioa Jaa A ,WiI
laVd, John L Holmes, Chaa D Myers, "W
H.Green. AltsrnatesJoha E Lippitt,
John W Gordon, H G Smitibnres, Jct
C Janaes.
ar. pacl"i,
Tat ymen DuBrutt Caiiar, J W At.
kinscn, W H Boraard, R B Wood, Sr, B
E Heide F H Mitchsll, RG Rankin, f
, Delegates J W Atkinson, DuB Cntlar
Wm H Bernard,FIIJntchen. Alternate
R E Heide. R P, Wood, Sr, R G Ra"a7
W G McRae.
'sr. mabx's (colored).' "
Vestrymen John G Norwood, C K
4vant, John D Nixon, J W Holland J
H Davis, H S Sweat, Sajaael Red an
Kash, John O Nixon. '
Delegates-J G Norwood, J
I 1 rS Seat. Alternates
Samiiel Reed. J W Holland, 3 tt TZv
sen, HO Green. Jtck
, PLEASE NOTICE.
We will beg'ad to receive cctnGni.r.t.-:
from our friends on aay trd til tub' ef
Keneral interest but :
. The name of the writer xcust alpjs b:
aisaea to the Editor.
HConjmuiiJcatioES.-xujt be written' rr cr. j .
one side of the.paper.
Persoaalltlee'niustbc aTck'cd.
, And It Is especially acd pa.-t:cIarly under
stood that the Editor do noi always ecdorre
the views of correei ondeati, uilux to - Uut
in the editorial cola Tns.
Dea!n of Dr. iancelnn. ?
Iuformattpn has-been rtcjirH 1 1 v '
tbe re'ativep, as also by Dr, II. G. 1'hr-. !
ner, through the medium of a -'letter r.cii
his brother, low in California, cf, th
death, at Stockton, Ca'., cf t!rtj-sy; oi
Dr. Samuel Langdon, a nstive ncl f, r
many years a rosideot of Wilmit-gtrn..
Dr. Langdon removed to California in f
1849, wh?u tho gold-fever broke, out and
has since remained there. A ftnr' rceiv
ing his d-;j.loica ho j r,. d a hhart
time here and i.i O-. t y, tjui.iy ttf.
removing fflxn ti.is 6!ate.- H .wtuld '.'
have been"58 year of age had he lirni '
but ue day longer H was for,- nir.T
years Superintendent of I've 'Ca!ifori.ia .
State Insane Asylum. but for the pait Uv
years conducts an aylnm of h's o.u
whertio the insane of ti e Slate cf
vada were'care'J fcr.
Xssrssors for ihc Ccunlj.
The Chnnty Commissioners, at tltir
tegeUr ivmi.'y meeting next ilpnclay. if- .
ternov.t', v. ' ;--lie the anrbintment'of r,s .
sessora twr r.otiug the county taxes for tie;
ensuing year. Although thei&appt-iuUcs
will be staled Assessors Etilrthcie is. to .,
be no new assessment of property, umI
will be none according to the rending ct
the law ULtil the Legislature &o crd.;rs.
Is there not something wrong -about tUV.'
We have half a mini to write a private .
letter of inquiry to the Secretary cf Statu
so as to give him an opportunity cf f cud
pg out another printed letter to the clear
people. Or, maybe, tho Govefucr rni-ht
be induced to call another extra Wsicn ,
i. e. if tho 30.000 deposit wasn't all ,
used up at the recent very fcitraordinary
session of our cifted (uo fia icrerd-j-h
law-makers.
i Ojttcttoru
Time is a great appeaser as well- is, a'..'
greahealer. "When we read in ILg V,::
vnsW last night pfier corrcctlr ihe u.-,
rtence in the proof in tho article beaded
Senator from New Hancver county, vctcd
lor the bill, and gave as bii rQsscn Uurxof.,
Instead of therefor as we wrote it in il e
wrJ tuiiecteu it ju ite prooi, we 1 1
termined on fearful thirds. But.uroh : o- .
nsctlon we concluded that it v, z.s Luncan iu
err and divine to forgi?e. CcEgcqaeiully
we have forgiven our ever ble5ct (?) ty j c ,
and hope those of our renders v.bo wtte
considerate epouh to wade" ilir.oih' tl
article, will do the came fir ti e c:n r
named above, . as well r s for, o' hers V.y.it- .
were madahv thp. nrintr ?- V orAd' tr .
tide.
The Diocesan Couventicu cf the'-Pxo-testant
Episcopal Church ia Ncrlh Caro
lina will beheld in St. Pauls Cliurch, in
WinstoD, commcccirs oa Wcjsesday--May
26th. -
: Now A d ver t isemo at
Lost.
QN H02sDAT APTEENOO ca 2cczt?
bstireea Chestcnt ard Karkot streets, i
Child's Gold Breaatriia..
The finier will be iniUbly reward:!.
leaving the same at fir. Wood's cZ o ?,
ach Z0- t . .
IMevy Home.'-.;
KOTHER LOT OP THOSS JUSTLY
popular, Light Running New nora- Fehi
Machine, juat arrived and -oneniBz c-:.
Ladies are invited to call and reb'shem. '
J. D. FlItr.AV
24 Alarket fitreot. "
mch SO-3 1
OPERA
HOUSE.
TUESDAY, "MARCH ZQ U.
Z2i TERTAIXilEN T cztzx V ,
tabnaai, lfasic. Acting rr or trbf, ltil
ings, 4c, &7, will bi gi7ea at the O; era '
aonssoa Toesdiy evesicg, "Oia Ictt,, at e ,
o'clock,; . 'tr
The entertalameat will conclude with a
Grand FxUbiUon of Waxfrork Fi rarest aTa '
farley, each figTira containlsp; aa,iax:si:e
aaouat of machlsery, which bslrj prcpe'y
ereund up exhibits t?E5 perxlisr trait JE tVe
character of tte porr.03. wh?a livInj.wV'
Sgure is represeated.
The proceeds will be detctod towards tie
Admlttlca 50 cents. ' Ticieti n&r te c 2
- - Wis"1
t lined at all the Dookttorei. exUa charj
for resetved ieati which eui b) oh t dead en
"huptdar mornlnr 35th Injf. at ITr!flsr
IBookPtore. "V