m . "
1 A
THEN.
a ml when you are old and lonely,
1c shrlno
1" .V,t- u-octlntr
You
win see on Tuui tuw
bands.
I Ike genii, inoae ki f i miu
d when you muae at evening.
lAt the sound of mmie vanished
those kl ses of mine.
eJ name.
The ghost of
Khali touch your
n1 kindle your heart to flame
John Hay
Brutal Hazing.
Mono f f the co')egP8 in Nw York
State. f"w Jera
a It-w years pro, a
Freshman
.3 . . 4 iit.inl kla
ajj bis
health st-rfonVy iuiared, by the Sorts
of several oppr clas men ti 'smoke
bim out, a pbrae well understood by
.11 college men. lb Freshman bad
strong stomach, and for a long time
! hptobcco amok hd no ruvct upon
bim. F.nal y. 1 ho uppr clasemen
l bound bim in c'sir. with his body
.0 bent over that his face vib nearly
between bi kneee A Urqe spittoon
was planed between bi feet, and into
tki w remit a Quantity of rank to
haco, bo me wooiln tars (torn from
the FrfsbminV mdereliiit), and a
little ail- This compound was lighted'
nr! then the victim tr envelop d in
a blanket reacbiuf? to ihe.il or. Long
alms tube from th co'Ico laborato
ry were pushed ncder tho b'auket in-
to the fputoon nn niowinj; uirongn
tliflcpcau ed a thick olnra i of " black
nod vile smoke to ascend dirr ctly in
the Freshman a face To thejenrprise
of bis tormentors, even this device
failed to eftect ita objeot, and when the
h'anket waa finally removed the
Freshman waa found insensible. Alarm
took tho place of 'innocent pleasure'
in the miDds of the npper classmen,
nd they worked as hard to restore
their victim to consciousness at they
bad before to make bim insensible. It
was a loDg time before the Freshman
recovered, and he felt the effects df
his brutal treatment for months.
nttsbiirg Iclegraph.
Burdette on Commercial Travelers.
I What wonld I do without the 'boys?'
How often they have been my friends.
I go to a new town. I don't know
where to go. The man with the sam
ples gets off at the same station. I fol
low bim without a word or a tremor.
He calls to the 'bus driver ,by Eame
and orders bim to 'get ont of this
now,' as soon aa we are seated. And
when I follow. him I am inevitably
certain to go to the best house there
is in the place. He shouts at the
landlord as we go in. He looks over
my shoulder as I register after him,
and bands me his cird with a ehOut of
recognition. He peeps atthe register
again, and watches the clerk aB-ign
me to 98. 'Ninety nothing,' be shouts,
who's in 15?' The clerk say a he is
saving 15 for Judge Dryasdust. 'Well,
he be blowed aaya my cheery friend,
give him the attio and put this gen-
Neman in 15.' And if the clerk hesi
tates be seizes the pen and gives me
15 himself, and then he calls the por
ter, orders him to carry up xny bag
gage and put afire in 15, and then, in
tho same breath, adds: 'What time
will you be down to supper, Mr Bur
dette?' and he waits for me, and seeing
that I'm a stranger in the town he sees
that I am oared for, and the waiters
do not neglect me. He tells me about
the town, the people and the business;
be is breezy, cheery, sociable, full of
new stories, always good natured; he
frifckB with cigars, and over-flows
with 'thousand-mile tickets;' be knows
ail the best rooms in all the hotels; he
alwajs has a key for the car seats, and
turns a seat for hiinaelr. and his friends
without troubling the biakemau, but
be will ride on the wood box or stand
outside to accommodate a lady, or
bo ill give his seat to au old man. I
know him pretty well, For three
)eara I have been tntvtt iug with bim,
from Colorado to Maine, and I bays
feeeu the worst and the bast of bim,
and I know the best far outweighs the
worat. I could not get along without
Lieu. and I am glad he is numeroui.
Professional Rivalry
A man who had bis coat on his arm
and his bat in his hand, yesterday, en
tered a butcher shop on Woodward
avenue and hegan:
'Say, air, one of your infernal carts
knocked me down on Park street half
ar hour ago, aud I'm going to have
satisfaction!
"One of my carta? I guess not. Wil
liam! William!
William made his appearance from
the back room and the butohfcrsaid:
'William, this man accuse you of
running bim down with the cart this
aorning on Perk street '
I don't think it,' was the reply. ,
Weill know it!' shouted the man
as he threw down his hat
i Whereabouts on Park?'
'At the corner of High!'
'Ahl then, it conldu't have been,'
said the driver. 'Here is the route I
took: I first went up Woodward ave
nue, and run over a boy at the corner
of Alfred street. Then I went down
Charlotte and took a wheel off a car
riage. Down at the corner of Cass I
run down a boy and a velocipede.' I
came down O&ss to Sproat. and out
again to Woodward,-where I expect X
ran over two women and a horse, and
then came directly here. It couldn't
have been me, sir.'
'Then who waa it?'
'Indeed. I couldn't say, sir; but a
few doors above this is a butcher who
has three carts. If it waa him he 11
own up and be glad to see you, for
he's keeping a record of the kiHed'and
wounded to show oil tbe rnt of us.
You'd better try him, sir.' Detroit
free Pre.
The Greatest Blessing.
A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that
cures every time, and prevents disease
by keeping the blood pure, stomach regu
lar, kidneys and liver active, is tbe great
est blessing ever conferred upon man.
HopBitters is that remedy, and its proprie
tors are beiog blessed by thousands who
have been saved and cured by it. . Will
you try it? See another column.
Greorge A. Townsend in the Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Garfleia Fredlcis iJudse Relet
I asked General Garfield whom lie
thought the Democrats would nomi
nate after tby got out of their present
dilemma. He slid: (I have thought
they would nominate Judge Field, of
t ie Supreme Court. lie has some
Strong points in h s favor, not possess
ed by tne generality of their candid
ate. In the tint plaoa he wad an
onttndout war Democrat. Although
of a Democrat i3 family.'tbey w re a 1
un on men, and no one more so than
he. .The cry of ooppSr-head cann. t
be raised against him. As oon as the
war was over he teck a Democratic
position, a'm bas almost uniformly
written a dissenting opinion again -t
the majority of the Supreme Court in
favor of State rights and limited, Ftd
eral'powers. Then he has been sound
on the curreLcy. : He took position
for resnmptioo, and maintained it
throughout. The fact that Mr .Lincoln
placed him on the Supreme bench ia a
testimonial to his purity of character
and knowledge of the law.'
important to me Afflicted
We would advise all who ma, nerd the
sdvico of a physiciai, to either call or
writ; h Dr. liotrtson,. 1J, So. Eutaw M.,
lialtlmpre, Md., who triin 15 years .xjx
rieiici in Hospital and .pf-eial I'ractioe,
ruai?nit's a cure in all diseases of" the
Urvwtrjj Oryo.n and of the Nervous Hys
tetnOrjinic and beniinal Weakness, Im-
potency (loss of sexual power), Nervous
Debility and trembling, Palpitation of the
Heart, dimness of sight or giddiness, No,
turnal ISittsions, &c, all resulting from
abuses in y -uth, or excesses in manhood ;
also all skin and blood diseases quickly
cured. Dr. '11. is a graduate of one of the
oldest and best medical schools In this
country (Uiiversity of Mary lard), and re
f eis to the leading physicians in his city, and
all consii 1 thigh iin can ruly npon honorable
and confidential treatment, in writing
en close stamp for reply. Special attention
civen to allfeinate complaints. Good ac
commodations for all wishing to call and
son hitnAIedjciue sent to any address.
Wilmington District
Second round qf quarterly meetings for
the VVilmington" District, Methodist E
Church South.
Wilmington, at Front Street, May 1-2
Wilmington, at Fifth Street, May 8 9
Brunswick, at Macedonia, May 1316l
Smithville .....,May 1516
Topsail, at Itocky Point, ' May 22-23
New River Mission at Oak Hill.
May 29-30
Onslow, at Jacksonville, June 6-6
Duplin, at Providence, June 12-13
Clinton, at Salem, June 19-20
Given Up by Doctors.
"Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by so simple a
remedy ?' I
"I assure you it is true tnat he is en-
t.irelv nttrf d . anrt with nftthinr Vint TTnn
enters and only ten days ago his doctors
gave him up and said he must die !"
gave him up
"Well-a day !
That is remarkable ! I
will go this day and got some for my 'poor
George I know hops are good;' ? ,
Miscellaneous.
JjH CELEBRATED
Fever and Ague. ,
The true antidote tvthe effects of mias
ma is Ilosfetter's Stomach Bitters This
medicine is one of the most popular rerae
dies of an sgf of successful proprietary
specifies, and is in initnehse demand
wherever on this Contineit lever and ague
exists'. A' wineglass ful three Ume3 a day
is the best possible preparative ;or ei coun
tering a maiarious atmosphere, regulating
the liver, and invigoriiting the stomach.
For sale by ;all Druggists aud Dealers
generally.
Commissioner's Sale-
ITY YIRTDB OJj' A DKCBKE
OF TUB
Soperior C-irt of New Hanover county,
in thn case of . I). Uoel?t and others, vs.
W. W. Lane and others, J will expose to 6ale
at public auction, at the Court House door,
ia the city of Wilmington, on Monday, tbe
3d day of Mar, 1830, the lot of land with
improvement thereon, situate on tbe South
aids of Princess street, between the old Jour
nal building and the Baxter lot, fronting on
Princess etret 60 feet and runnicp: back
southwardly that width 97 feet, being parts
f lou No. 1 and 2 in Block 166 aeeording to
tbe official plan of tbe City of .Wilmingtm.
tal to take place at 12 o'clock, M. Terms
of rale liberal, and will be made known at
aale. A.T.LONDON,
Commiasioner. .
Tronlv A Morris, -Auctioneers.
Wilmington, N. C, 27th Feb. 1880. .
mch ,29-ta
ts
The
Congress"
gHIRT IS MADE QF
GOOD MUSLIN,
XT M
" STOMACH
4-ply Rlchardaon Linen front and back, and
reinforced, 75 centa. Eqaal to aay Ehirt sold
for $1.00.
THE ROYAL" ia aemething superb and
is guaranteed equal to any $1.25 Shirt; pries
90 cent. WamjutU or H4W York Hills
8hirta made to order at $1.25, and a good fit
guaranteed. No 3, If arket.fltreet. Biga of
Wa BhirL J. EL8BACU, .
apt 12 Manufacturer;
JUST OUT.
HOOD'S GREAT1 HOOK
l OF THE WR.
ADyAHCBaBfl RBTRRAT,
Personal Dieritnrr in
the United State and ,
Con fedorut estate.
Arniie.4.
BY GENKUM, .!. H(OI
Army, published for
Late Lieutenant-General Confederate States,
Tie Hood Orphan- Meiot'ial Fnnfl
GENERAL O. T. HEAURE(i.i;i,.
NEW OKLKAN& 1880.
jThe entire proceeda arising from the tah
of thia work are devoted to The Hood Or
phan Memorial Fund, which u invested in
United Htates Kejristered Bonds for ihe nur
ture, care, support and education rC the tec
infants deprived of their t ar-nta last sum
mer at New Orie-r, (the melaccbolr inci
dents of which sad bereavement are still fresh
in the public mind )
The book ia an elegant octavo, enntairinjr
3fp pages, with a tine photograph likeness
and a line steel engraving, made expressly
for this work,four large maps of battle field i,
bound in handsome Gray English Cloth, at
TUK.EU DOLLARrl, or in a Fine Hheep
Binding, with Marble Edge, TUBEK DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS In Half Bound
Morocco, library ftyle, FOUR DOLLARS,
orl in best Levant Turkey Morocco, fall Gilt
SideB and Edges, FIVE DOLLARS.
On the receipt from any person remitting
by; mail or express, of the amount in a regis
tered letter or by a postal order, bank draft
or check, a copy will be immediately sent
free of postage, registered as second class
matter. i
The volume is published in the best style of
typography, on elegant paper, with illustra
tions, executed as highest specimens of art.
The author, the subject, tbe purpose, all
alike render it worthy a place in every libra
ry i on every desk or npon the book shelf
of every house in the country, !
Agents wanted in every town and county
in the United States, and a preference will
be given to honorably discharged veterans
from the army.
To the ladies, who feel a desire to express
their sympathy with The Hoed Orphan Me
morial Fund the sale of this book among
their circle of friends will afford an excel
lent way of contributing substantial aid to so
deserving a cause.
For terms, rates to agents, etc., ad
dress, with fall particulars,
GEfi'L G. T. BEAUREGARD,
Publisher,
un Denait oi the tlood Memorial Fond.
jan 243mos
New Orleans, La;
CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDCINE
TRADE MARKm Ga... TRADE HARK
ARM
English Rem
edy, An un
failing cure
for Seminal
Weak n ess,
S p ermatorr-
hea,Irapoten
ov.andalldls-
BEFQRE TAima.easea that fol-AFTER TAEIIB.
low, as a sequence of Self-Abuse: as Loss of
f TT 1 W 1 w-v .m
iaemory, universal, ijassiiaae. rua in tne
Back, Dimness of .Vision, Premature, Old
Age, and many other Diseases that lead to
Insanity or Consumption and a Premature
Grave.
Fnll piffibulara in our pamphlet,
wbifcEwe desire to send free.by mail to every
one. isu The Specific Medicine, is sold by
all druggists at$l per package, of six pack
ages for $5, or will be sent free by mail on
receipt of the money by addressing
THE CRAY MEDICINE CO.,
I Mechanic's Block, Detroit, Mich;
aa.. Sold in Wilmington, Wholesale and
Retail, by Green & Flanner and all druggists
everywhere. oct 11-dawly.
he Forest and Best Medicine ever made.
I - Aeoa)STSatton of Tliraa. Baebii, Mandrake,
land Dandelion, with all tho best and most curs
tiveproperacs or an ocner fitters raakes the great
est Blood Purlfler, liver iteculator, and Lite
and Ileal to. Restoring Apren t on eai-th.
fo aisease or Ul neoltn can possibly long exfet
where Hob Bitters are used, so varieil anri ii-r.-t.
are their operations.
Xaey giro mew lift and vlgar to the age aad Infirm.
To all whose employments cause irregularity of
the bowels or urinary organs, or who require an
ADDetizer. Tonio and mild Stiimtlant. Rnn nuer
are lnraluable without intoxleatlncr.
o matter wnat your ieelLflars or symptoms are.
Usave your life. It has saved hundreds.
TYiiair
500 wfll be paid for a case they will not cure or
help. Do not suilcr nor let yonr friends suffer, but
Jtemember. Ho;
en
made:
no person or family should be withoat them.
I ; - Get some thin day.
Hop Cocoa Ccbx is the sweetest, safest and best,
j " Ask Children. .
The Hop Pad forStomacli.LiverandKidneyia.il
w ji oiners. Tires Dy aosorpuon. jxsf. v,.
L C. In an absolute andirTvsubleemardrtink:-
eauesi, use of opium, tobacco and narcotics ,
Sold by drut-fc.Ut. 1 1, m Ktim M Tg. Co. Rochester. N.Y.
We are UTaking
All kinds of Dressed Lumber,
Sash, Doors, Blinds
41 TD ORNAMENTAL Wood Work at our
Planing Mill and Factory, foot of Walnut
street. Call and examine.
AT.TAFFEK, VlUCh & tX.
aplj 26 Office, Nutt, near Red Croea et.
Yellow Tobacco
1T7B WRITE ABOUT IT, year in and
V V year out, in the
B0BDER BEVIEW, ,
Edited and publiihed by BUFC8 AMIS, at
Henderson, N. C.
An unterrified Democratic, and yet a lire
and practical businei a man's paper;
Tells how to build up the industrial inter,
ettsofthe State. How to make money on
the farm, and secure the best rewards for
labor.
Send $1.60 to pay one year's subscription
and get Tobacco Guide Book and Tobacco
Seed Free. Address, ' Ui '
BORDER REVIEW,
feb 27 Henderson, N. C.
JpOR SALE LOW. Bills Lading, Charter,
Partys, InspectorVGertifieates, Crop Liens,
, . , r - , -
River SUamers Receipts, Ac
E. S. WARROCX-
(In Review3andinf ) kJobfcPritir. .
apl
rr i
tDP lOlIOWTB Alltnn. I....MMHI
uTriiTr havtebeeh argtti
Double Ancr.?.:i I
rroubfe Anefc6 A" f
' Standard Ditmenle.... j
BACON Ntrrth Carolina,
Haas, 9 ;
Shoulders, V fi
.Sidea, .Ib.... ...".'.
Western Smoked "";:
Haaa ..N.
Sides, y B...." '
- Hbealdera... ... .. j , .
Or Waited
Sides 'V & ;
Shoulder., 9 -
bKEF Live weight....
11
1UH
11
10 it
12 O
"Me
IS
is
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2i
. Second Hand, each..
lJorkekj aw
BKKSWAX-V tb....w......
BaiCKS Wilmimgton, V M
Northern
BUTT North Carolina ft
Northern, tt
UANDLES Sperm ft
Tallow, f n....
Adamantine, V aei.
OHEESJBi
Northern Faetory, ft .
Dairy cream, ft...
State, ft.....,
OOFFKE Java, V ft....
Rio, y ft..........
Lagnvra, ft
CORN MEAL y bushel....
COTTON' TIE8 fl bdl
DOME8TIC
Sheeting, 4-4 V j ard.
Yarn, bunch M
8H-
o 1 w
I 85 1 00
30 Q 21
8 00 t?10 00
00 en or
12' 18
18 25
li 40
110
y o 11
13 O U
14 16
10 11
28 SO
1X 20
18 20 ,
770 80 '
1 75 OHO
O 7
1 It 1 20
Mackerel, No. 1, ? bbi....l 00
1 V bbl 8 75
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl....lJ 60
o. 2, bbl...:. 6 00
Mackerel, No. 3 bbl .00 00
O20 00
9 00
000 00
O 6 60
-8 60
o a 60
oaiuiVISi
N. C. He
Mullets, V bbl . a 25
erring, fkeg. 5
60 6- 00
7 O 0
00 O 4 00
00 O 5 50
00 O 50
00 8 60
00 O 7 26
60 7 75
00 O 8 25
vvf -A. ...............
1 LOUR Fine, bbl 0
;ui. ........ u
bbl... 6
V bbl... 6
) bbl... 7
Baper, Northern.
&ztra ao
Family ' tt
Olty MillEx,.8uper bbl... 7
V Family bbl... T
" Ex.FamilybbU. 8
Femvian Guano. ? 3000 lbs. Eo 00
OO 00
Oil 00
42 00
67 00
42 00
42 eo
uarount rertiliser "
Navasaa Guano, "
Complete Manure "
Whann'a Phosphate "
Wando Phosphate, '
BWileox, Gibb A Co.,
nipulated Goano....
11
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oo 00
" 60 00
00 00
00 00
ma-
..M.oo 00
00
14
GLUE y ft
8
75
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GRAIN CorBtore, 5ofts
Quera, eargo, v 56 ma.
0orn,yeL, buaheL None.
Uorn,ye
rfoata,? bushel... M.
62KO
60 O
4 O
10 o
10 O
00 Q
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m. wuj www, UUMUWU.
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12
25
mutso ureen, 7 ft ,
ft.......:.....,
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North River. 100 lbs.
HOOP IBOK-;ton
LARD 'Northern V ft.......
North Carolina ft
1 Oi
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11
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LUMBER City steam aa'wd
8hipstuff,rawed,Mfi.l8 00
Rough edge plank, y M ft. 16 00
West India cargo, ae cord
ing to quality, V Mft...l3 00
Dressed flooringeasoned. 16 00
Scantling and boards, 00m-
mon; M ft.. .. 13 00
MOLASSES CubaJxhdVgl 3T
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O20 00
18 00
oia oo
025 00
on 00
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CJuba, bbls.j V jral.........
Bagar houMinhds. 29 gal.
bbls.iraL
39
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66
26
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10
20
NAILS Cut,' 20dto4d, k g
OILS Kerosene, gal......
9
10
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12
90
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Lard, gal.
1
I
1
Linseed, V gal.
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UUUIIi V K B.... .........
PEANUTS V busheL.......
POTATOES Sweet, bus.
Irish, Northern, 9 bbL....
5H
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2
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60
60
60
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25
PORK Northern, eity mess. 14 00
Thin, ? bbL..........M.....MOQ DO
Prime, V bbl (extra).. ...00 00
Rump, bbl ...00 00
O00 00
O00 00
RICE Carolina, V ....
East India, V fi.. .........
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ROPE--.,. .
Hemp....:. M
Manilla..........
SALT Alum, y sack
Liverpool, y sack.
American sack ...
Marshal's fine, 9 sack..
Cadis y sack.
SUGAR Cuba, y m
- Porto Rico, y it
A- Coffee, y ....
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STAVES W. O. bbl. y M.10 00
R O bid. y E.m. M.M..(MM00 00
TALLOW y Ib......M..MM. 8
TIMBER Shipping y M .10 00
Mill, extra per M ........ 8 60
16 00
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12 00
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Mill, fair per M
Common, per M... .......4
Inferior to Ordinary,perM S
WHISKEY North' n, per gl 1
North Caroina, per gal... 2
WOOL Unwashed, per lb...
Washed. jer '
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00
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J3ERFECTLV ELEGANT,
At a leasonable price,
GEO. MYERS.
QALlFORNIA HAMS, 10 centa,at
GEO. MYERS.
gQQ rkaW GOODS, -
llzctjheA this day at
I t GEO. MYERS-
WINKS, TEAJS, LIQUORS,
250 Bbls Floarr Lard withoat water, al
GEO. MYERS.
jyjULFOUD'S Roasted Java Coffee,
In 1 lb. Packages, three for $1, at
GEO. MYERS.
JF TOU DESIRE THE CHOICEST,
- V FRE3HJS3Ti GROCERIESV
,'j AT LOWEST PHIUES,
Call at the imineipa estahlishmejat of
WHW B BISSSBSBva n
Nob. 11, 13, 10 South Front St.
apl li
His caUoneous.
6SETTLE SPEirJG !
Has arrived and has taken lodsr
ings at
EXCHANGE CORNER !
7
COME. LAOIES, AND PAY HER
VISIT !
T WOULD RESPECT ULLY aaneuaceto
JL
say friends and patrons that I have juat're
tafnel t4he city from the Northern mar
kets with the mot complete and most de.
sirable atock of
Qillinery anl FaocF Goods
for the Spring and Summer that
I have ever had. This stock is now beirg
unpacked and marked and my
Grand Opening
Will be announced in a few days. I have all
ofths latest and moU desirable styles and
many novelties;
A eall and an inspectiea is respectfully
soUeitad.
The goods were bought to sell and sold
key will be at very low prices.
The stock will be exhibited, with much
pleasure, to all who may eall, whether as in
tending purchases or otherwise, j .
N. H. SPRUNT,
nxcnAnorj conuzixi.
mch 31
The Wew
Boot & Shoe Store,
32 MARKET STREET.
I ani receiving Daily my
SPRING AMD SUMMER GOODS !
Consisting of
Ladies' Shoes, Sandals, Slippers, Gondolas,
in the Latest styles ;
Also, Misses' Low Quarter Shoes and
Newport Ties, which I offer at Low
est Market Price. No trouble to
show Goods.
Call and examine and convinco yourself.
Respectfully,
C. ROSENTHAL,
32 Market Street;
mch I - sign of tha Little Boot.
CLYDE'S
Mew York
AND
Wilmington, IM. C.
Steamship Line.
TUE STEAMER
BENEFACTOR.
CAPT. JONES,
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK OB
0ATTJRDAY, Hay L
2sa Shippers earn rely upon theprompi
aaUliBsx of Stammers as advertised, "i;
For Freight Engagtments apply to
THOS. E. BOITD, Bmp't,
WOsaiagtom, N. Q '
THEO. O. EGER, Freight Ageat. .
New York.
WM. P. CLYDE A OXX,
25 Broadway, New YeTk.
Sl 29
Jp.OU BALE. Uagiatrate'a Blanks of ia
proved forms. E. S. WAKBOCX,
(In Review Buildinf) Jab PriaUr.
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Bail Road Llnas. &c.
VILT.1INQT0N 1 VELD Oh
&AILB0AD COHPjftJTY,
Orrtca o Oir'l SvnnTymAnt i
Wilmington, N. a. Hot 2d 1879 f
CHANGE OF SOIIEDDLl".
On tad after 8ndav, ffdrJ lid. liU
Paaaenge traioa a the " Wilmint tvn 1 V
d9n Railroad will ran u fo.Mcwe :
DAY MAIL AD EXPKKSS TKA.t.X. di-. v
Leave Wiuaingtcn, Front fct. Def ot
St... .......... .. , .. j 6 fCA
Arrive at Weldr.n at ... , itl to V
Leave Weldon..... o y
Arrive at Wilmington, Wont St. '
Depot at ..... i- 6 3 K;
NIGHT MAIL AND KXPRE T k ..
DAILY.
Leave Wilmington, Yv.zl Sv
Depot at.
Arrive at Weldon at u. ..
Leave Weldon.'
7 i:;
Arrive at Wilmington, Fr'tttSt.
Depot at.
y l a
l rains on Tarboro Branch Kraa it
Rocky Mount for Tarboro at 6.1: F J dai
and Tueadaj,Tharday and rfatorc at
AM. Returning, leave Tarboro it K'.
A M daily, and Monday, Wcdxc-diT
Friday at 8:30 P M.
The Day Train makes d. conscfi. .
Weldon for all. points North vU hav 1..
daily, (except Sunday) and dail, y;a u
mond and all rail route . , --
Night train makes clfc us
Weldon for all points north via Kicla.or.i.
Sleeping Cars attached' to r.ll Night Train
JOHN F. DIVINE. Oenarai ricr
bot 22 r.
It .
CenM Supts Office
1 i "wsV- j
WILMINGTON, , COLUMBIA AND Al -
GUSTA RAILROAD Cd,
Wilmiajctou, N. C, Nov C2, W.-
CHANGE OF BCnEDULEV
On and after Sunday. Nov. 231 tK tr.
lowing schedule will be run -on thia road:
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL'TRA IN, daiu
TAWH 'Wllvrttwt j4w A Mf a -
Amve at Florence.. i oo r
Leave Florence- A 60 P V.
Arrive at Wilmington 8 iO p i
'NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN f Daily K
Leave Wilmington..... ....... .......... 10 13 J' A.
Leave Florence ..... 2 2 ) A
Arrive at Camden Junction 4,16 A M
Arrive at Columbia ; 9 00 A 11
Leave Columbia M 6 00 P li
Leave Camden Junction.. -....12 ;00 M
Leave Florence................. 3 30 A M .
Arrive at Wilmington............... .6 30 A hi
This Train rtops only at Flemington'
WhiteviUe, Fair Blut", and Marions
Passengers for Columbia, and all points on
G. A C R. R. and ia Wettern Nortlu Carol!
na, via Columbia and Spartanburg,, should
take Night Express Train from Wilmington.
rassengers for Augusta should take Night
Express Train, which connects 'tfdsely vli
Florence, Charleston Junction and Camden
Junction. -,a)u
: pSf Through Bleeping Cars ea all nljtttt
trans for Charleston, Augusta and lolam
bia Trains leaving Wilmington Saturday
nights do not make any connectlonf for Col .
umbia. ' :- cc.f
Z JOHN F. DIVINE, General upt.
wot , tiiJ
JBt Sv4 Su.
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAT CO
Orrios GsaaaxL ursTUNjrSfpajit;
Wilmington, N; 0. Miy' 14879. J
Chakok irv ' SotTKTrrAx.'! 1 1
ON AND5 A PTER T J s'd'tataf ' .
inggchedule'win 'b cpVytd on V.
Passenger, Mail1 and Expr'esa kla.
Leave Wilriltfrron"aCf; 7jO(J P .
Arrive at Hamlct;at.-..J 2:27 A h
' at Charlotte at...t$20 A 11
Leave Charlotte at......!.y&2S P J
Arrive at HanJetat....- 12 A M
" at Wilmington at in 60 A ii
Close connection made at Hamlet with
trains of Raleigh A Augusta Air . Line Rail
way. .
8helby Division Ma, Freight ,A(Passenge
and Express. ,(j
Wo o I Leave CharIotte:.......,...'8:4;u A M
ao Arrive If 8fielby .12:30 P M
So.l0- 'lLeTe8helb7":---" ---'""' "lsl P M
f Arrive at Charlotte 6:05 P M
V. v. vOlh'SON,
mar 17 : General Boiriatendsnt.
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lMgc Sample IIooujIoi-
Commercial TraveJojr;
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rjtHE PROPRIETOR bayfng, JXpufihJy
renovated this House and furnished it ere-
Iy new, Is prepared to give to the traveing
publio all the eenvenlencies of aFIEST-
CLA8S HOTEL. It Is:ioesd'9ia tbe uary
oentre of the buainesa part of ft e" city, peeing
convenient to thepriaeipal husictca haniaa,
PoetoQoe, Custom" Howe; Clij Uttf "and
0ort House. ' t iio.i
7A Flrrt-ClaxJ Bsi 4Adrillllitfd"gAoa
naectl witi this HotsL X
oct 24 4 E.TA, SCIIUT3:
MILLinERY-SPRIMC .G00dg-
M
RS. 8. J. BAKER, Corner Third and
Oranse streets. Wilmington, JLt.47., laa
ost received from the North.' a large and
tefmlly selected stock of FaaMonable'MlI
liaT,e)OBjistiag of flats, Flowers; Ribbons,
Batina, Laoea, Tie. HandkrchIefs-4Toa,
Ruehing, in faVk nearly everything Jtcpain
a MTllicery estahliahmant, ail of mhk!fe tftle
offers to the public on the most liberal terms
By giving personal attention 'to "-all 'orders.
Mrs. Baker la qmite crofldeot tSar'ab cxn
offer vary great iadaceaenU the JbadXei f
tn city and surrounding . ntry.i . HaIt
work done In alT of its branclrs. The best of
belpia th Millinery Department. .
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