T1II8 -P1FEK.'
u maolished every afternoon, BacdaT?
I S li . T. I A M E8,
-turniK and vkofkiktor.
ce yer,f 00 Six montls, f-5 50 ; Thrwe
!inoathi, $1 i5;-O.ie month, 50 cent.
The ppc wri?' b. doHvered by carriers,
rfchsrrr, in 7 rt ' th' c5 -e
Advertising T i.iw -:! !:hrl .
fySub rrriN-' Will jvitf'.f rjmrt niy and
' ,i rzii'iThf f rscMve their papers regularly.
ii i
Now Advertisements.
KQWH & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
ri: wont.;) announce that
vV
-f WCii-' I .
i press i !-- Department, over 15') pieces
of - Worsts! . Diss (roods, which wa are
T'ii se sHU'i-.ro- selected with a view
., ili' wauls df tliic? nuirket, ami embrace
many Novelties. I laving purchased in the
months of October, November- ;iud De-riinii)-
r, anticipating the advance 'which
liaJ recently taken place, and is far as
p -ssibl i will give the benefit, to our patrons.
Black Cashmeres,
. We are, making a specialty of our
Mourning Department and have always
on hand a full assortment of all the Nov
elties in this particular branch of our busi
ness.
Black Crapes.
We have by far the largest assortment
of Black Crapes you can find, and aro the
Sole Agents of . -
THE WIDOWS' GRAPE,
For the deepe3t mourning.
2 Button Kid Gloves.
a.
i i
In Opera, Spring and Dark Shades.
- They need no comments.
ii
From 6 Cents Up !
We will be receiving large additions
every day now, as our buyer is in the
Northern markets at the present time.
ihe way to secure Bargains is to keep
camog.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market St.
mch20 .
Grand
Family Excursion I
GRAND FAMILY EXCUUSION will
on WEDNESDAY next, 21st inat. The toat
will atop at Fort Fiaher, going and retarn
in at SmithTille, at Bald Head aad at Fcrt
Ciawell.
Refreabmenta on board at city pricea.
Fare for round trip 60 cents. Children
under 10 years, 25 centa.
'Boat will leave wharf at 9 o'clock:
JAB. C. MUNDS,
J9SU.T. JAMES,
Committee,
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Outdoor Gaines.
QROQnET, FOOT BALLS, Baae Balls,
Indian Clubs, Ac, 4c An immenae assort
ment at
THE LITE BOOK BTOREj
Hammocks.
I T ARQE AND SMALL, Juat received, and
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for sale at HKINSBERQER'S.
! Pianos aad Orgaca on the Inatalment Plan
pi 19
j Organs.
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ANn H E A T7TT fcTTf . Sit1.
;0
fjait received and for. sale upon Eaiy Term.
A fall atock of Office and School Stationery,
iMiecellaneoua Booka, Fancj Qoodj, Ac, Ac,
always oa hand, at -
BUOK STORE.
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VOL. V.
LOCAL NEWS,
New Advertisement.
T W SiaASGK Commiuioner' Sale
E 8 SaTiN-CommijiioDer'i Bile.
Mas S J Bakrr Millinery Spring Goods
ruirrf Look Out.
Orand Excarsion. -P
KsisasKRGa Outdoor Gniea.
YaTsi . Orana.
Spring fever U quits gensra! ia the city.
Window (llass-I-ice's.
all sizes at ltafler &
Brjach of promiae is now regarded aa
couUropt of cnrfe.
What is better tuah a promising young
man? A paying one.
Spring openings aro generally ahead of
the .opening of spring.
There are few breasts that do not throb
in unison witfa a circus band.
Tbo prices cf early vegetables are kept
up to astonishingly high figure?. '
Winter fruit iitaverv scare?: those of
" - - . !
summer will toon
attention. ,
elalm our undivided
boxes are generally passed around for lfio
cidental expenses.
You can buy No. 1 Cooking and Heats
ing Stoves at almost any price at Jacobi'b
Hardware Depot.
It is said that when General Sherman
goes to a ball he kisaes all the misses and
never misses a Kiss, vr wercs 10 wai
effect. .
.
Tobacco chewing has increased 8 per-
cent in the past year, and yet the girls
say the boys are too sweet for just any-
thing. - " .
Capt. Walter Furleng, who has been
confined to his bed for a long time, has so I
far recovered as to be able to appear on I
the streets again. I
Don t forget that Judge Cantwell will I
lecture this evening before' the HistorL I
cal and Scientific Society. It will bel0ffire in that neighborhood Had there
well worth hearing.
This is the. ladies' leap year conun
drum: Whenrwi.ll the alphabet contain
only twenty-five letters? And then, af
ter they have given up, the blushiag
answer is 'When U and I are ono.'
The. coming summer hat for women is
to be of straw. It will-be knocked in on
he front, jammrt in on tho tact, .bored
' I
in on each ude and kickeri m on top. I
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Ti,nn TO;n : .j . - nl
. - , , , J . , r I
around to maxe the whole: e fleet harmo-1
nious . It will be trimmed with strips of I
sheet tin, turkey wings, M fruit cans and I
debris generally. It is an economical kind I
ot hat. as it can' be made hr tAkia a
boy's old straw hat, running a wheel-
barrow over it a few time 3 and hitching
on whatever comes "handy.
" Window Glass of all sizes , Doors, Sash,
and Blinds, Builders' Bard? 'are,&c. Low
st plfeces at Ja corn's.
Nobody should go to cbttrch. r public I
meeting,hacking away and clistnrbing tbej
preacher or oratorwith their Cough. Use
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrupt once; it costi
nnlir 9. rents n hnttla
J I
Some very fine l Dupliii county beef, f
choice cuis, is offered elsewhere as for I
saie io-jmorrow ai xuei ton's Deei shop,
oa Second street, at 10 cents per pound.
We thank Mr. Melton for a roast of thi
beef, sent in to us to-day, and we car i
therefore state, from personal knowledy e,
that it is all that is claimed for iL
Personal.
Mr. Samuel Blaisdell, of Chlcr ,pee,
Mass., a leading cotton spinner ia that
large manufacturing town, is register ed at
the Purcell House. Mr. Blaisdell ' is ac
companied by his wife and we learn will
remain in our city I or a day or two . We
wish the gentleman and bis lady a pleas
ant sojourn (luring their stay in on r city
and trust thit they will carry away with
them and back to Masaachuaette more
agreeable impressions of the Sout h and
its people than pessibly they pr obably
might have had if they had never : ventur
ed this far down into this benigh . ted and
uncivilized country. '
Never mind about t he cool weal her.I
is always Spring-time at this seasc n of the
year at Shrier's, where will be'for And the
most-elegant and- the cheapest assort
ment of clothing in the State ,f North
Carolina. , . " tf.
An i infallible remedy' fci" P ver and
Ague is AYEtVS AGUE CCREL Wbolij
vegetable and containing no qniui le, it it
harmless and snre.
WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, APRIL
On the Line Again.
The steamer A. P. Hurt, of the Cape
Fear and People's Steamboat Line, pnt in
an-kppearance here this morniug for her
regular trips, after an absence of several
months, during which time she has re
ceived an entire new summer outfit. The
Gov. Wot th, of tbeXsame line, is with.
drawn temporarily.
Kverybody can get suited with a Pocket
Knife, also Table Cutlery, at Jaobi's
Hardware Depot..
Birglary.
An , unsuccessful attempt was made
about 1 o'clock yesterday morning ' to
burglarise the dwelling of Mr. A. V.
Sykes, on Seres th, between Market and
Dock streets. Mr. Sykes says ha heard
th thief at A back door and by look
ing out of the window could see him
standing there. The fallow was frighten
ed 'off and as he ran Mr. Sykes fired at
him and shouted for tha poliee.
Congressional Executive Committee-
:Kt uemecrauc isxecuuvc tommiwo
lr this, uw.jluuu ougrosaioujn ui,
meets in iN city, at the Tu ced House
toJmorrnw 12 o'clock. Tbo business
before the meeting first in order is, we
I believe, to fix a t im and Place for the &s
sembling of the Congress Wial Nominating
Convention. . As yet it .no Known, we
apprenena, wnat particular s0
selected. ; This could only be
bv a canvass of the committeeman; a" 01
whom hare not vet arrived in the city.
w inclin9 pinion, however, tht
I Wilmington. Magnolia or Fayetteville will
Ibathenlaep
I j tr
Keady mixed Paints, strictly rure White
Lead, Colors, Brushes, W ndow Glass,
&c, at Jacobi's.
j -'-T
It Should be Done.
por a year or two rpast Col. Koger
Moore, Chief of the Fire Department, has
been trying to get the city authorities to
nlace a floodgate over the creek which
c.roMM Market street near ' the cercer of
& - - w
T JeKbm ao to cause au accumulation
of water .which could be drawn on in case
been any means of backing the water up
during the fire which consumed Mr, Har
manHintze ai?d Dr. T.B.Carr's residences
the engines could have gotten water on the
fire much earlier, and at least $2,000 worth
of property might lave been saved. If we
mistake not there is no firo cistern cn
Market street east of Seventh, and if a
floodgate were fixed over the creek plenty
" 5Mr 8tten 6y cropping
1rtVf TYinrh Tirnnprf.ir in that.
, iv-.
W nn nf tViA ltl" vwilff nft SAVetl from
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destruction by fire,
j
Mr. Nath'l Jacolri having been appoint
ed agent for the Atlas Plow, parties in
want of this celebrated Plow can now
have their orders filled at Jacobi s Mara
ware Depot, Ho. 10 b. Front st.
tf.
Lippincotfs Magazine.
Lippincott's Masazine for May ivpens
with a copieualy illustrated paper on
Richfield Springs, which, besides an t.
tractive description of this much frequent-
ed watenngplace and muca tnwrmation i
that will be useful to all who think off
spending part ot the aummer tfcore, gives
. tMat .w,nlar, abat Peni.
i -rj "VT T
moro cooper ana uuaga asciou, wuw
-t Coopersttwn lie withia an easy
.fvlA from Richfield. A deacendaatof the
famous novelist, Miss Constance Feni
raore Woolson, contributes to thia nums
her a Tery quaint and touching story en
titled Misa Grief.' The first of a peries of
Studies in the Blums,' by Mrs Helen
Campbell, gives a striking account of the
mission in Water Street, New York. The
,concludiBg paper of Octave Thanefs able
discussion of the condition of 'Ihe Eng
lish Workingman' deals with another and
not I i a nrossinff sociarproblem. 'The
Backwoods of Guatemala are graphically
picUred with both psn and peacU in Dr.
Oswald's Summerland Sketches which
are now drawing to a close. Nena Stur
eishasan illustrated article on 'Ancient
Maskers and Modern Carnival.' F. M.
Osbourne gives an amusing account of a
Funeral in a Chinese Fishing Village
and Phebs D. Natt describes the methods
of instruction in the various 'London Art
Schools.' There are several short stories,
including a lively skstchof negro life by
Jennie Woodrille; 'Adam and Eve, by
the author of Dorothy Fox,' grows in . in
terest and the 'Monthly Gossip', is full of
Eood things. A poeia oy .uoogieiiow
I appear in the next number.
wi
Given Vp by Doctors-
r itncsibie that Mr. Godfrey is up
and at woik, and cured by so simple a
remedy?' . . . . ,
I assure yon it Is true that he Is en
tlrely cured, and with nothing but Hop
Bitters ; and only ten days ago his doctors
gave him up and said he must die!"
MWeiUa-daY ! That is remarkable 1 I
will go this day and got some for my poor
ueore i kuow w-.
a a 1 1 IIM.i m . 11 - '
A Hotel atA'rightsYii:?.-
We undarbt'md thit Mr. F. A. Schutte
has purchased that beautiful property
on Wrightsville Seucd known a? the Dr.
Wright 'place, and that ;is scon f.s the
necessary 'arrangements can bejmidc, h3
will erect there a neat lilt 10 liot'-l for the
accommodation ci visitors. -Mr Schutle
calculates to have his u -use ready for tbe
reception . of guests this urame:". ,
Pio-K-s, 6hovel3r i'itohtorks, '.spade-3
Kakes, Trate Chains, Plow Lires. &c. For
the lowest tiices, go to J acoui's.
Colored Excursionists.
An excursion party of cuiored people
from Go'dsboro ad intermediate points
along the line of the W. & W. railroad,
under the auspices of th- Onhr of Good
Samaritar.s, arrived in this city this
morning, but owing to the inclemency of
the weather they were obliged to remain
under shelter nearly nil day. This after
noon, however,, they' yrcre on the streets
On parade and made a very creditable ap
pearance. Election of officers.
At a meeting of the Comet Star Light
Infantry, held last night, the following
officers wereelecLed for the ensuing term:
A. JoneF, Captain.
Thos. Spencer, First Lieutenant.
Lewis.jMcMillan, Second Lieutenant.
Nicholas Jones, .Th'rd Lieutenant.
By the way, we see that the Comet
Stars will give an excursion to Wrights
ville Sound on May 2nd. See advertise
ment in another column.
The Excursion Tc-Morrov:
T'tje oglcial indications of this afternoon
are to haftect that it will be warm and
pleasant to-morrow and therefore these
who have been closely scanning the
clouds Nto-d.ay with an eye to the excur
sion to-morrow on the steamer Passport
need not fear unpleasant weather. Tbe
excursion will be had and ample prepara
tiona have been made for tho entertain
ment of all who may go. Tho boat will
visit Fort Fisher, Fort Caswell. Bald
Heac and Smithville and we' are
satisfied that it will be a pleasant aflair,
Kefreshments 'will be provided, such as
cakes, ice-cream, fruit, lemonade, sand
wiches, devilled crabs and coffee and every
care will bo taken that will' enure: to the
comfort of those onboard.
We trust that the attendance will be
large, Tickets for sale at the bo-t.
Death of Mr. S. L- Galloway.
We are sorry to learn, as we do from
tho Goldsbpro Messenger, of the death in
that town, on Wednesday night of last
week, of the death of Mr. Samuel L
Galloway, a resident of Goldsboro and
for many years preceding bis death a rail
road employe at that point. Mr. Gallo
way was aged C4 years and 8 months.
He was a native of Brunswick county
and was a brother of Capt. Swift Gallo
way, Solicitor from this District, and of
Mr. John W. Galloway, of this city. He
died of consumption. Ho was a m.9st
estimable gentleman and had many friends
here who will grieve te learn of bis death.
Produce Exchange.
At the first meeting of tho recently
elected Board of Managers of the .Wil
mington Produce Exchange, held at noon
to-day, the following appointments for
the ensuing year were made aud con
firmed: Secretary and Treasurer Jno L Cant
well. Arbitration Committee L MacUie, G
J. Boney, C H Kobinsoa, B G Worth
and Jas Sprunt.
Finance B $ Hall, C H King, J L
Cant well.
Law A Martin, T E Bond.
Information and Statistics L H Van
Bokkelen, John Judge and RLiily.
Marine E Peschau, R E Ileide atd T
E Bond. -
Inspection Geo fW Williams, Jacob
Loeb, W R Kenan.
Cotton Classification J II Currie, S B
Birdsey, Jas Sprunt.
Statistics W L DeRosset, A Pope,
EG Barker.
Cotton Quotations W Calder, E Lilly,
D MacRae.
Naval Stores Quotations D Cr Worth,
A L DeRoe set, J D Woody.
FuU Metal and Walnut Show Cases, all
styles and sizes, at Altaffeb, Pkice
&CoV
If I had to walfc from here to Balti
more for it, I would not be without - Dr.
Ball's Ooagh Syrup in my- family is
whst we heard a lady say yesterday;
l,Price only 25 cents a bottle.
20, 18S0.
NO. 59
The Welcome Rain.
Tha long-looked for a:;J much needed
raia has coir.o ;it last. It rained hard
early this morniug and has kept it up
very fiithfully throughout' the entire
diy. ' For aa April shower wo must say
that it. his dona well. It came just ia
the nick of time, too, aa it was eurely
needed ia this section. The hearts of the
truckers are now iad and wo may look
for an abur.ilar.co cf vegetables next
week. It is Loped, nlao, that it hag
extended iuto the intcriur and will there
putrr.oro water in. the river. The amount
of the rainfall hero tosday, as we learn
from tha Signal Office here, up to 3
o'clock, pm, is" 1.19 inches.
A Touching. uequcst.
We havei reeieved from Capt. W. J.
Calai?, formerly of this city, but now resi
dent at 'Old Fort, in -this State, a letter
wilh an enclosure of $4, the amount
which was raised by .Capt. Calais' little
'daughler.Mellie, just previous to her death,
w hich was raised through her 'efforts for
tho Irish sufferers. The child was so disr
tu'rbed at the continued accounts shQ heard
of suffering among the Irish people that
her little heart swelled with pity and she
could not rest until she had done some
thing herself towards alleuating their dis
tress, rreviouto her death she requested
her father to send the amount she had
raised to the Editor of this pap 2r to be ap
plied to the rjuipcse indicated. The money
has been handed by us to Alex.'Sprunt,
Esq., British Vica Consul, who will for
ward it at once to its proper, destination
Little Mellio was only eight years Id
when she died on the 23d of last month.
It is a touching bequest.
Save your monGy and buy your Build
ing Supplies from Altaffer & Price. t
List of letters.
The following is a list of the letters re
maining unclaimed in tho City Tostoflice
Wednesday, April 21st:
B Henry lirown. Monroo Bvrd. K T
Burrows, II L Bose, David Bryant. J E
Bond.
C Sarah Conner, Maggie Cyrus, Lid
die Cyrus, Elizabeth Carter, Sandy Callie,
R M Capps.
D John Dixon, Dennis Dcrr, Wm
Devaun, Eiiza Dudley.
E J C Eaton, Carry Ellis.
F J W Farrar, Eiiza Foy, Evaline
G Andrew Gilitepie, R n Grant.
H J B Hand, Jno Hill, Sarnl Han
kins, Willis Holmes, James Hall, Jno J
Hill, H J Herring, Fred Ham&nn, Annie
Llall, Jano Houston, Joseph Hankins,
Julia Hooper, ZjII Hankins, col,' Lucy
Ulll.
JElmyra Johnson. Wright Johnson.
Alice Joruon.
K Henry King, Lcuisa Kelley.
L W H C Levy.
M Thos M Moore, Pat Miller, Jas T
Mills, Jnoo Malone, Jehn McColough,
Austin Middleton, R W Moore, Violet D
Murrell, Catherine May, Ellen Murphy,
Francis , Mack, Florence Morriss, Grace
Miller, Laney Moore, Mary F Martin.
N Wesly Nixon, Jordan-Nixon.
O Jim Ogburne,
P Andrew Peterson, David Pierce.
John T Pharrah; T C Picket, Charlotte
1'ope, Harriet 1rice, L L Fitts.
R Saml E Rush. Lillia Ray, S Rush.
Gabel Richardson, F W Renneker, F H
liann. .
S Danl Shaw. E F Sugg, J H Smith,
LB Storm, Ella Smith, Hannah Shaw,
Martha Spicer, Nanny M Stewart, Sarah
E Smith.
T Lucy P Tracy. .
W Cornelia Williams. Elizabeth
Wood, Balaam W Wdj, Eva WatsoD,
Fred Williams, G W Wiggs, J K Willis,
J K Wright, Lavi Whcaton, Roar Wash
ington, Tony White.
Persons calling for letters iu above list
will please say ' -'advertised"; if not claim
ed in 30 days will be sent to dead letter
Officc,Washington,-D. C.
E. li. BRINK, P. M,
Wilmingtonj'N. C. -Xew
Hanover G)unty,N.C.
Great Aews.
It is great news indeed that there is at
last a remedy (Warner's Safe Nervine)
which will relieve ail kinds of pain and
give rest and sleep without injury to the
system. The discoverer of this remedy
s considered the most skillful nerve doc
tor in tbe world.
DIED,
In PitUboro, on Sunday, April 18, Hrri
MAKY AH tit. CuWAN, wie of Thomas
Cowaa, Esq , in tbe C5th year of her see.
"Ihou hait ehow me tbe path of life, in
thy presence ia the f olneaa of joy, and at thy
right hand ii pleasure lor evermore.
New Advertisements.
Grand Excursion.
fjlHE COMET STAB GADET3 will give
aa Excursion to Wrightjrilld Socni on the
8KCOSD M03TDAT In Hay next, wife' (fi
Wagonette, Ambulance f Ac To start from
the City ilalL Price &0 ints ?r the - round
trip. A. JOXUd, Capt Chm'it Gonf. .
TU08. HflCEK. Lieut , Heeretary.
apl 20-lt
from eir Mtiii oh'SjkdllTct,
general interest bnCC '
. The name ottae writer liroat a! wtyt f a r -niahed
to the fcdfrof;. T
. CoauaunicMipna anst b writteacmptlr
oneaideoftae;paper. .k ..-s srw
PersonaliUes must tc avoided.'' 'TTi.W
And it ia especially acp-acslaxr. under
fltcod that tae Editor does not always enderie
the viewaof correspondesta, naJew eIUitd
in tne editorial colutpna.
Hi
New AdvortisbmSatiP77
- :a,a ∋w,
Look Out0 cs
T WILL OFFER OK-&nLV'f&&rsw'-
' i ' i,ra I &' t i -' '
m oroicg, a very Cne lot, cf PCojJty
BEKF chcica cut3 at 10 cnif jpergqBd,
atliELTON'fl Beef Hhu,, oh oiKrHTect,
beaweeaMaket and r.i-cts .
apl20.lt -tffal .
Coininissioiicr : galc
7 TIRTUK ANRTNPtJRSU&KCR'toK
JL a decree of the Hupexior Court of 'Aw
r,-0Vur Count7t made at tae FaU Tew ,
16 1 9, the undersigned, aj CotnYs:l6alr, an'
pointed foe thatpurjocewitl bpae.feh',
at imbllc anetifta, at tho Coirt llouaa door
intbe CityofWilminsoa. -n Mondar. 5th
daj of April 18s0, at 12 o'clock, Mt ths fol
Iowms: tract of land ia said city : Bewinnisr
at the Eaat aide of Front street 6 feet Somh
froai tbe inteiwcUoa in its lottthernUabiof
Woc?b?r etreet, ihtiice t?outh vrilh J'roct
atrcet 6J feet vi rnnnb? at risnfangTca
with siid street 79U feet, befa; a parfcef Jo:
, block 4j, ofiicial plan of City . of Wihniar
ton . Terma caH. : - -1 ; , uTIXa
mch5-lawta Commissioner.
Above sale baa been postponed will
take place on Wednesday April 21aL 1830.
MILL!KERY--SPRlNQtCOOaS
MRS. H. J. BAKER, Coniff .ThUdmtd
Oranr eatreeta, WilmingtoD, '..C.. haa
jnat received -from the Korth alarire and
carefully aelected atoek of Fashionable Mil
linery, eonaiatinp of Hate, Flowers, Ribbons,
gatma, Lacea, Tiea, Handkerchiefa, Hoae,
Kc.1?? in f0Lt nearly eyerythinfr kept in
a Millinery eatabliahmant, all of which she
offera to the public on the moet liberaf terms.
S7 K PerBOnal attenUon to all ordern,
M" . Baker ia quite confident that abo can
??eTJeTJ Indnccmenta to the Ladlea of
the dty and mrrounding country- Uai
work done in all of ita branches. Ihe best cf
help in the M illinery Department.
api MV-U
Comiiiissioner Salg;
' 3 Y VIRTUE OF AND JN FUBQUAif CK
J of a decree rendered at the 'Fall 'term of
the Superior Court of jfew Uanover ctmtr,
the undersigned, beinr duly, appointed XJoaa .
mi'aioner to make Fuch aafe by aald decree,
will expeae at public auction, toitbe tohibeet
bidder, for cash, at the Court H3uao, dpot in
the city of Wilmington, county of N6tv Han
over, at 12 o'clock, II. cn -Monday, thriXth
day of April 1880, the following described
premises, situate in the city of Wilmington,
and bounded aa follows s P.ponniTio-,
southwestern intersection of Castle and. FJfih
I Jtr!e!i thenc,e lon CmU6 street iyet'Ts
I?e!' !ence ?-Qttt? 132 feet thenceEart lC
feet, thence North on Fifth etrtct 132 fr et to
es. i ana t diock.76, accordinz to tho It- v
cial plan of the city cf- WiImingt6nTHe
aaie to be binding and absolute aa toiall tbo
ar m . m n m t . c . -
o6utiuK, uciufr eaaiern nan. or tn
parties havinxr anv rieht. title
said premiaea,- ex'cepang the widow's rfeht' to
dower and the InTsnt's Tirht! toliomSaletftf,
and to thbae rights the sale ahau be pubjoa.
; '! i T. W. V
apl lO-lawssat . Comxal-sioner,
Above sale has been postponed and will
take place on Wednesday, AprH 21st.
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BOATMGHT & MOY.
OFFER THIS WEEK edi
' . 700 BWs. Flour,;'
- Bought at low prlcer,
200, Bags Coilec, 'J,.,0,niifUB
150 Bbls. Sugar, L
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300 Bbls, Porto Bico audi
; U:t ' Cua JUolasse,
35000 Lbs Dry Saltxisiac
20 6 Pks. Fresh Pxke
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oOO Cases Caunod Goods,
IOO Boxes Candy, . . .
10 O do Candles,
lOO Gross Matches; a
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75 Packages Mackerel
25 Half Chests Teif.-'
75 Boxes. Tobacco, s ;
- " .:' 5 .''' i ' : i - . 'viRtl a . .
20 BbKCerolinarucy''
aOO.Boxesoap,.,
And a general aBsorlmensac!!
as you will find (both? light jird
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Fancy), fax any first class GrViccry
establishment u ' n" - mT
Come andsae cs. : smxt 'j hdi :
.Don't ioTjtyZ&&ti;
Selection of -UQTJOR&'of fay
house in tho State, .
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