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- -jB80KIPTIOS8,POBTAUf: PAID. -.
Jer,& 00 . Six tflootw, M 50 Three
0 'oat. $1 25 1 Om oontfl, 13 ati.
pspr i"111 be delivered-by carrieta,
J. ef eherge, ! 7 P" f 114
Advartisiajr rates low and libera
tabseribers will plesaereport any and
n failtreito receive their papersregularly.
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jfew Advertisement..
5P35g sir M
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Seurcfnia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of ihh Chest,
Grut, Quinsy, Sops Throat, Swell
inqs end Snrains, Burns and
' Scalds,' Canerai decfif
Pains, '
Tooth, Ear and Headacho, Frosted
Feoi and Ears, and ail other
Pains, cni Aches.
. sftft,ur; timple n-.l vheap Extwoal.
Bm'f A t.Ial rctaa L':t Ui e.-mparatircly
trflunj"utlv r.f ( nt, anl e'7 uuffer--
60il BY ALL DET7GGISTS AND DEALERS
A. VCGSIiER c CO.,
I Baltimore, 2ld.s U. 3. A.
HER CASE WAS AN INTERESTING
STUDY-
Lnr.'i-et, K. 0.. Kor. 10, 1881
llua. Jos Fax-
Dear M3am: I commenrwl last Joa
nary to use your Bitteis aod Wash on bur
Hale dsnghter Annio, aged twelve years,
for Scrofala, with a ? tendency to Wh:Tte
aelliDg, th. physician id. At the
tinI corowsDCed vuinz your Ueaiedy
she was very auch reduced in.flenh, com
T!esion sallow, apuetite poor, iirr.bs very
much swollen, boties enlargd, with two
frightful sores oa ber left leg near tne an
k!e. After using the Remedy a w?ek or
two I could s a change, as l men
rrinolxt.for the wors?. The sores discbar-
gcd oopiouRly a yellow corruption, some
tlrcee rnneing in a stream to the floor in
spite ot the linens. Bt:t filing encoura
ged by your lotters persevere . and after
u ing the Remedy a while longer her
trargth was greatly improved, her appe
tite good and complexion ra' cb improved
Those symptoms eccouragul mo, but the
tiow of corrnption continued for several
months, aod not until ber general health
was greatly Improved did tbs soreB bpgin
te he!. Fir8t the swelling tegaa to de
creasfl below the koftand continued grad
os'ly downward, and whenit nearly reach
ed the sorea they tegau to heal. In the
meantime the. leg fron? tbo ankle halt
way to the knee became covered with run
ning pimplee. 'in fact the leg bad, become
almost a solid sore. After this the eores
ksaled rapidly. The worst one, oa tba in.
step, healsd entirely, the other to the size
fa 6vo cent piece, and it hs remained
In that condition ever since, which Las
been several months ago. For a month
ei more it has not discharged at all, and
htokt sometimes now as if It waa entirely
well. As a Blood Purifier and Tonic I
think it superior to anything I ever tried.
If you cotitd have seen lay danghterlwbcn
she commenced ur.Ls; your Kcrr.edy, and
now, you would hardly believe her to be
the same child J.ast Jacnary nearly
every one thought ehe would dio Then
he vras a living tskeleton, now ehe ia fat
and Toay. Her case was an interesting
sndy frcm the time she commenced your
Keaedy. I can rnoit heartily ad cheer
fnlTy recommend it to be wbs t yon claim
for it. Wishing you evtry success with
your nndertakbg, and with'maiiy tbar.ks
tor the benefits we hav9 received from your
aedicine, lam, very re? cctfally,
AIRS, R. J. ALLKN
Tbs RerKsedv is for sale id Wilnvngton
by DR. W. H. GREEN. hh 17
BLACK SILKS
COLORED SILKS & SATIRE.
BLACK & COL'Q SILK; VELVETS!
QPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the
JfiErtS III;;
ITU
til
kK)Te jroedo; a good aeiortcicct and at the
: lo-et eaah prices-
KEW LACES AND NECKWEAR,
Black, &ad Cream FUhue and Ssarf
.Liaie', Gents'; an Chliaren's Merino
Underwear, very eheap.
CURTAIN LAtES A large stk.
carpets, oil cloths, rugs, &c
e busy all the time," and It proves
we mean budoeN. Cfaic and ee us
Joa can apeadhe time prolltably.
J. M, Klclntire.
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VOL. VI i
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L(JUAL NiEWlS.
"Vr AUVEKTiarMEXtS,
J A gpniicoERHorae and ?4nla for Sti
( ! W Ya? Frames ind Moulding
i
ii r.i ss wruo kr b iiic Men
Maiki u'h Vaccine Vim
i
Lr. Tuo
The receipts of cotton at Ibis port
today fcoL up I3jbak3. 1 ,
Brig Geo. Burnhqm itaplefl. hence,
errircdat Matanzas eb. 25th.
Schooner A.
3U
Bird, Falea, hence,
crrived at Kliioiore March 5th.
'HchooDt-r Emiiy'Q Itenhie, Shropshire
h-iicc, aniTtd et Phiiadd'phU March t.
Ncr-ATcgian barque Eya, Zacbariaaetj,
mailed from Tirre March 4th for this
port. - I : '
if marriage ts a lottery, how is it that
eVerv mtiu cets the ?&rne riutnbr cum"
i " . ' '
ber wee? , t
Norwegian barque Norge, Hcnriksen,
bene?, for Ilairtbarg.j was off Dover
March 5th. I i
Why is uaturo like a baby? Because
there i3 almost always a Equall when its
face 13 wanhcd. ii !
Wo verv much fear that the peach
crop for this year has "ione up" on the
back of thi3 eold snap.
StpamshiD Benefactor. Tribon, from
New York, arrived at her wharf m this
1 I v 1
oity at about 11 o'clock this forenoon.
It may be right occasionally to take
a bull by the horns, but it is' always well
to keep in mind that the ( horns helong
to the bull. j ! ' i
Do not carry on a conversation with
another in company about matters which
the genera! company knows nothing of.
It i3 almost as impolite as to whisper.
R. Henninff, Esq;, formerly of this
rcity, but now of Richmond,! is here to
day cn a brief visit connected with the
sale of some real estate belonging' to the
ptate of the lata James Cassidy,; of
I
?hich he is the executor.
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There has been a ery decided change
in the weather to-day which wouljd be
more welcome but for the . fact that it
will endanger the vegetation which the
recent warm weather has causen to put
forth so freely.
Mr. C. Krah, . 59 Griffith street, Fort
Wayne, Ind., writes the following : 1
was suffering with Biheumatism so badly
that I was unable to work, and passed
restless nights in vin endeavor jto sleep.
I used a great many remedied 'withoat
being relieved, and was despairing when
told to try St. Jacobs Oil. By the use
of one bottle I was entirely cured. I
recommend St. Jacobs Oil to all afflicted
with Rheumatism, , I
Personal. ,
Mr. J. G. White, the popular Super
intenclent of the Telephone service in
this city, leaves to-night for Richmond
on a leave of absence. During his ab
sence Mr. T. Prigge, his assistant, will
hare oharge of the cfiicS here.i Mr.
White atraias his , niujority to morrow,
and proposes to spend his -birthday with
hia relativo3 and frierida in his nativo
citv. I-
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Oiiectfir r i:ustoins.
Copt. 15. J. Pennypackor jwas yester
day nominated by the President as Col
lector of Customs at this port, and will
in all probability be confirmed by ihe Sen
ate. The readers of trio Rkvikw will
remember that we stated 6ome five or
six weeksaso that Captl Pennjpacker
would soon be appointed Collector I at
this port. We were posted and! knew
whereof we spoke and the result has
proved the correctness of our assertion.
Paricir
The Hebrew festival ofPnrim began
at sundown last Saturday. Although
Jewish history gives authority for observ
ing the feast for one or two days, modern
usage makes it a season of feasting aLd
irLfi-makiuir for about a week. Occur?-
o r
ins on the 14th of Adari according lo
the Jewiih calendar, it t commemorates
the deliverance cf the Jews from the
evil intentions of Ilaman, through Queen
Esther aud Mordecau In the book I of
Esther, chapter ir, the origin of the
word Purira i3 found to be frrra "Pur,"
the 'iot" cast by Daman V destroy the
Jews; it, tD3 same chapters
Qaeea Esther
commands them to keep
the 13th and
14th days cf Adr as "days of feasting
and joy and of sending j portions to 'one
another and gifts , to the poor." The
occasion is always appropriately observed
fi. .
WliiMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH
Beanctos Tfaseav j
It is announced that the Western
Union Telegraph Company has ordered
a redaction in the salaries of receiving1
clerks and others occupying clerical po
sitions.ia ,the service of Jhe company'.
i he redaction took eSect March 1st. and
raages from 10 tt 15 per cent. It has
also been ordered to reduce the force of
clerks, and several removals will take
place. It ia claimed by the managers
that since the consoUdatioa the force of
clerks on duty has been foadd toVa larger
thaa necessary, and that the .discharges
will not be numerous. UnoSiciany, how
ever, it is said that the r&at cause of the
deduction is the inability of tho company
to earn dividends upon its present large
capital, and that the economic measures
are only the beginning; of sweeping and
extensive changes.
"Fear brln js disgrace, bravery brings
honor, cowardice saves no j man from
his fate," says the Caliph Omar; but
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup has saved rail
lions from an awful fate, ;
Southern Historical Society Papers,
We havfc received the January and
February number combined of the
above named magazine and have given
the contents a hasty perusal. The bud
jects treated are of interest and are
instructive, as well as entertaining.
The table of contents consists of "The
Battle of Chickamauga," "The True
Story of Andersonyille," "Sketch of
Lonestreet's Division." "Memoir of
First Maryland Begiment;V "Lane's N;
O. Brigade" (the final report,) . "Opera
tions of the Artillery in the Gettysburg
Campaign ;'f "General Kirby Smith's
Campaign in Kentucky;" "Poem written
for the un veiling of Jackson's Statue at
New Orleans,"by Mary Ashry Townsend;
Letter from Gen. Early to Gen. Le
on Winchester and Fisher's Hill;"
"Reminiscences of the Army of North
ern Virginia "Reminiscence of an
official interview with Gen. Lee," togeth
er with editorial pargraphs and other
matters of interest to every person who
loved the "Lost Cause." The paper btr
fore us contains abundant material with
which to correct the errors which North
ern war historians are purposely or ig-
norantly and constantly maki ag.
Hazel Kirke.
i After witnessing the rendition of
the above-named play at the Opera
House last night, we are not surprised
at the hold it has so long maintained on
the New York stage. The story, as told
ia the play, is interesting and fall of
dramatic situations and incidents. Tie
characters, with one or two exceptions,
were faith full t impersonated. The act-
w - m
ing of Miss Gilbert, at Hazd Kirke,
Miss Salisbury, as Dolly JhtUon, and
Mrs. Salisbury, aa Mercy Kirke, was ex
ceptionally fine. Mr. Hagan, as Zun-
ton Kirke, faithfully presented the char
acter of a self-willed, stubborn old man.'
Mr. Crompton, as Aaron Rodney, was
excellent at times and at times ha seem
ed not to be acting, but to be me
chanically repeating ah . irksome
task. The 6ame . may be said,
thocgh ia a lesser degree, of
Mr. Decker, as Lord Travere. Mr. Da
vidson, as JPiUaeu Green, was excel
lent, and kept the audience in the best
of humor, until the epilogue, for which
his voice was not at all suited, and which
to our view, was delivered with but
little grace. The minor pa rt we re good,
and, taken as a whole, the acting was
far above the average. The vocal quar
tette in the third j act, .by Wilmington
vocalists, was rendered smoothly and
sweetly, and waa a very agreeable fea
ture in the entertainment. A Wilming
ton audience is critical and appreciative,
and that the play was well performed
was evidenced by the profound attention,
interest and sympathy manifested
throughout its entire rendition. v
Enrroa BrvixwI read - with no
small amonntot interest and apprecia
tion. vour editorial in last eve Dinar's Re
view, condemnatory of the retirement of
Grant. I am heartily glad to see that
you have come out so strongly against
this deplorable iniquity, and I am eqaal
ly as sorry to learn that Senator Eao
soki was one of the Southern "Senators
who saw fit to cast his vote for Grant's
retirement Tance. tree, ooble.-Ztaiso-cratic
Vance, thank heavenl kept his
honored name from so hurting a blemish.
and neither did he- rote in Executive
Se&sion for the confirmaticn of Stanley
Matthews to the Sapreme Court Bench.
Can Senator Bansom say aamucar t a
Yours. vox srcrcLi
Lertrdeniln.
Tb next entertainment booked for tb
Opera Hotxsa is to be given by the cele
brated magician, Prof. ZeraSemon, on
the evenings of the 13th, 14th and 15th
inaU., and a matinee on tbe afternoon of
the 15th. To give additional interest to
the enter tiinnent, ptiies of jftwelry.
fancy and dry .goods will be distributed
to the holders ' of lucky numbers, and
cr?ry purchaser of a ticket will receive
a number without additional charge.
ih Carolina Central
Tbe Board of Directors of the Carolina
Central E. R- met to-day and Col. John
M. Robinson was4 chosen President to
511 the vacancy caused by the death o f
the lamented. Capt. Murchisou. At the
same tfaao Mr. Lrvingston Minnis, of
Baltimore, waa chosen a director to fill
the vacancy on the Board. There was
no other business- of general interest to
the public transacted. Tbe road is now
fully in Col. Robinson's hands and under
his control.
. Exports Foreign.
German barque C. L. Weyer, cleared
at this port late yesterday afternoon for
Himburg, with 250 casks spirts and
3,500 barrels rosin, shipped by Messrs.
Paterson, Downing k Co. ; and to-day
Norwegian barque Walli, Walii.1 cleared
for Hamburg with .304 casks spirits and
4,390 barrels rosin; shipped by Messrs.
E. G. Barker & Co.; schooner John
6. Ingram, Packard, cleared for Ponce,
P. R., with 231,986 feet lumber, shipped
by Messrs. E. Kidder & Son, and schr.
City of Chelsa, St an wood, for Arecabo,
P. R , with 38 packages mdse, 300 bun
dles hickory hoops, and 114,000 feetlum
ber, shipped by Messrs. Northrop k Cum'
ming.
Man Drowned.
A white ream - by the tame of R. Hab
ner was - drowned off the steamer D
Murchison on her last trip np the river,
which was on last7 Thursday night. It
occurred about 7 o'clock in the evening
when the boat was about 7 miles above
the oity. The man, who was a deck
passenger, was lying on a pile of hay on
this main deck which reached nearly to
the flooring of the deck overhead, and he
fell from this to tbe deck and fsom the
deck to the river.
The alarm was given
in almost less time
immediately, and
than it takes to tall it Capt. Smith stop
ped the steamer and a boat was lowered
A shriek was heard from him after he
fell into tbe water, but no trace, other
than his hat, was found of the ; missing
man, although the shore on each side of
the river was carefully searched.
The unfortunate man had been drink
ing when he went aboard the boat. He
aid that he was from Texas and wanted
to go to Fayetteville to find work in the
cotton factory there! No one at Fay
etta villi teemed to know him.
V . Bopreine Court. 1
The following were among the cases
called and disposed of in the abore
Ooart on Monday ?
Wm. Griffin ot els. vs. Josephine
Griffin, from Robeson ; put to the end of
the district.
Wa. GrifilQ et als. ts. Josephine
Griffin, from Robeson ; put to the end of
the district,;" ; ;
Dnncan McFadyen et als. vs. J. T.
Council ot als., from Bladen, argued, on
motion for iudgment, by VV.-WJ Fuller
for the plaintiffs ; no counsel for the de
fendants, v J ' i
J. Ai Evans, administrator, ye. Thos
M. Smith, executor, from Celumbus ;
pat at the end of the district.
B. N. Fairley vs. Chss. W . BaUard,
from Richmond'; put at the end of the
district. y
John L. Wescott, treasurer, vs. Eufus
Galloway et als., from Brunswick ; put
to the end of the district. ;
Charles Malloy et als. vs. T. J. Bree
doa et als., from Richmond ; argued by
Bnrwell t Walker for the plaintiffs, and
McNeill & McNeill and Battle & Mcr-
decai for the defendants.
James McLeod vs. C. W. Ballard et
als., from Richmond ; petition to rehear;
called and left open.
! 7- F. Longvs.' McLean & Leach from
Richmond continued bycosseai-
Bute vs. George Watson, from Rich
iaond : argued Z X .Attorney-General
Kssad for the ' State,- aad Barwell ; t
Walker for the defendant. '-J
FrcrwaPcrc, kro& ad Black
X;V ytgrVylfff Itiaea."? AfkQ assort
1882.
NO. 57
1 TOE MAILS.
The malts close and antra at the City
Post Office as follows : i
Northern, tbroaph mails. ft. 15 p. zn.
Northern through and way
mails..... ,6:40 a. m.
Ealeigb...... , .
6:40 v. ra
Utnces totweea ilamtet and
iUUigh ...LJ .1.7.30 p. ra.
Malla tor tho N. C, Railroad,
and rout supplied thora
; from, iDciudtai; A. fc NY C.
RatlriMd, at. p;40 . ru. acd 6 50 p.m.
Southern mails icr all iolnt9
South, daiiy.8 00 p. lu. and 7:45 a. m.
Western rj&U (U C H y) daiif
(exoept banday) . . . . .
7:80 p. bu
Mail for Oi;ra. DarliogK I
Urn, ............. 8;00 p. m.
Mails for point between ifio
recce acd Crnriettx ;00ptn
FayetteviHc, . iud ciUcf 3 ca
Cape Fenr jiiver, Tuesday :
and FvidavB..... L0O p. ra.
FayetteviUa, via Locabertou,
daily, ezoebt Sundays....., 7.20 p. ru.
Onslow O. IL asd iotrmedi
ate effiees, every Tuesday
and rriday ftt......, ...... 6,00 a. ra.
Smithville meii, by etetm-
boat, daily, (except Bun
days)..... 8.80
Mails for Easy Hti!, Town , a. rb
Creek, Shallotte and LUtU
Klrer, S. O., every Tuee '
day and Friday at........... 6.00 a.m.
OPEJS FOB DXLITEBY.
Horthern through and way ' !
maile.. ...... 7 :0 a. ra. and 9.00 a. m.
Southern Maiia.7:00 p. ra. and 7.80 a. tn.
Carolina Central Railway...... 8:80 a. m.
Stamp Office open from 8 a. m. to 12
M., and from 2 to 6:15 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department open
same as stamp office. I
General delivery open from daylight
to dark, and oU Supdays from :3U
to 9:30 a. m '
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 4:00 p. ra. '
The Luck of a Denrerite.
In the lively city of Denver, Col., re
sides one Sebastian Lehman, a wood
worker, at No. 793 Larimer 1st. In a
recent interview, published in the Den
ver News of the 19th ult.. he describes
himself as a native of Baden, aged fifty
four, a resident of Colorado over two
.years, and hence he is not a tendenot
He also tells how he bought a ticket, No.
19,096, in the January drawing of The
Louisiana State Lottery for $2 sent to
M. A. Dauphin. New Orleans. La., and
on January 10th he drew $10,000, It is
a simple story, but seems to resemble
-many similar occurrences all over the
country. The 142d Grand Monthly
Drawing will take place under the sole
management of Gen'ls G. T. Beauregard
and Jubal A. Early on March 14.
Henry's Carbolic Salve
Is the BEST SALVE for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions, Freckles and
Pimples. Gst HENRY S CARBOLIC
SALVE, as all others are .counterfeit.
Price 25 cents. I
Dr. Green's Oxygenated Bitters
is the best remedy for Dyspepsia, Billions
ncss, Malaria, Indigestion and aiseases of
the Blood, Kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
DTJRNOB CATARRH SNUFF cures
all affections of the mucus membrane, of
the head and throat. I
Dr. MOTT'S PILLS are the best Ca4
thartlo Regulators. :
MARRIED.
At LaGrange, Columbus county, on Fri
day, 2th, bv the Rev. Frank H. Wood, Mr.
Q P. AL8TOX, of Chatham county, to
REBECCA MORTIMER, daughter of the
late Salter Lloyd, Esq.
New Advertisements .
Horse and Mule for Sale,
QNEj GOOD1 LARGS, FIRST-CLASS
HURSE, and an A NO. 1 LARGE MULE,
at low figures.
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mch82t I
J. A-SPRING R,
At teal Yard
City of Wilmington, IX 0.
Mayor's Ulflce ,.
; :f . I March 7th, 1SS3 j'
Sealed I Proposals.
ylVL BE RECEIVED FOR FCRNTSHf
lng the City of Wilmington rith Labor and
Material, ipedAed below; contract to com
mence April let, 1SSJ, and , to continue for
one year. Said bid pece 2 at the
tneettng: of the Coaid of Afdermen, on
6oday, April 3rd, at TJ o'clock,
P. M. I
iat For fdrnlblsg drlveis, teedtcsr and
hoeing mule' and keeping carts and hr
nets in goad order, for any nnmber of carts
the elty may employ. 1
2aL Fjr fumisbtaff matarial and keep
ing In rep 4r the city atreet lamps ; al o, for
lightiaz, extiniuis ifg and claaIog all f lry
Tampa and fiillag lampis when oil Is ued;
.leo, ibr farnlahfog ollj wick and cMmneya
for all lamps n t supplied with ga; alo fr
fare labia? any lamps ordered, of size aad
aualitv known as standard street lames.
3rd For llghtta the city with or
oihenrk. I 1
ith. For lumber per 1.000 feet, of mer
chaotable quality, and In quantities aar-
qulred by the city. e ,
6th. For scavenger work.
6th. " For, crlatlog and advertlsmr.
mh Ttase Wk. L. 8iUTH, Mayor
a
wUi Ugiad to tafitiva i
froxa car frlesds oa aav and tall rabketiT
ittaeral Isterwt bal " "
1. lit DtR f ths Wrtiai wwi always tm
ove dd of the papejv
Fanoaalltki maat be trol
And it Is espceiaUy and paTtjosUrly under
stood that the Editordoe not always ecdorf
h virrs of eormpoadenU .aalfta to u
la Uts editorial oolumaa. 1
A ' Card. -m:: ?.
H AVISO 8KB VED FULL spprintfee- I
thlp, and vriih an exterior ce of eight
yeara, I ain confltJent that I can give atla
faetlon to all pertons leaving their work
with mi. A trial solicited ' L , ft
Keapectfully, .1 i", j
' wNo CnAFT, 1
m wcuniBjicr ana weveier, iTlnceis Si 1
Jn Wheeler fc Wilson 8 M. Co. Offlca-
KQTSGE TD GO.ITRACTQSs;
Office Cotjsty CrMMissfoxKKs. 1
Pexdeh Cor xty, March 0, 1832., I,
SEALED I'llOPOSALS wtl hn rW-i 1
ed by tb? Cornraiioriera of the conr ty cf
Feeder, ? tha buiMi. p of a brick Ccurt
Ilouseio the town ef.Burgaw, untU the
3d day cf A;ril4r.ext, ai wftldi time eafd
bids will be oper e.d and tbe contract award,
ed tq the lotcfis4 corcpeteot bidder by tbo
v.uujiaiiuirs,- umes aaia prrpoaala, in
tbeir judgment, sb u!d ba too high, tbey '
tus riguc io rej ct any and all
bid.! The work n Don said CorirtlTouKA
abaU bepeifora ed under the supervision
of tha Ruildi- g .Committee.; Aleo bids will
oo received far 200 000 bilcks. I ,
The payments for said work to' be made
as the work nrncressea. Ail niana. draw-1.
irg3 and specifications can be seen at t
effica of the Commisaioneis or by callln
n A Tl . V . W
uu x' ti jraaaiBon, "in.
Kor furtherj
information see Acts 1681.
Chapter 257,
Section I. r
DANIEL SHAW. .
tnch 7d2tw'ilt Chaliman BL Com'ra.
I
Execiiitor's Sale.
OV THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1832, at 18
o'clock, M, we wi!l gell at our Pales
Hooma that iefirablo Lot and Dwelling
thereon corner Church and Mirry atraeta,'
lbo x VJfli icet. re6idetice of the Ute Jamee
Oa6tidey, deceaead,by order of R Hennlng,
Executor CJKONLY & M.ORKI8, j
mch 0-3t ' Auctioneers J'
DESIRABLE LOT AT AUCTION. I "
SOUTHEAST INTERSECTION Second
. ; , V I-
with Cattle street, 110x153 feet, at pur
Bales Rooms, on Thursday next, 9th Inst' f
at 12 o'clock, 5t. i ' "
I ' CRONLY & 31 ORRIS,' .
I rnch6-3t Auctioneers
Notice.
PARTIES IN SEARCH OF GOOD Bosrd'
at rea&onable rates, will find it to thdr tnt
vantage to eall at the Commercial Uotol.
Respectfully,
51. SCH LOSS, Proprietor
13" First Claaa Bar attached. r -i
a-ch- . . t . I
EXTRA I ST4LL-FED: BEEF-
XNO. O. BORN E1IANN offers at. his
stand, North side Market street, a'few doors
above Seconta. ji show lot of-STALL-FaD
HEEF, aleo, Veal. Pork, Lamb,' Sausages,
ec. til customer ana the public generally
are mviiea to givo cim a cau. mcn s-U i
Frames and Houldinpr
y-ELVtT JiZD Lb ONY COltBINATioir
Frames, all c'zea. Photograph and Auto
graph Albums, Motto Frames, Cord, Ac
Blank Book, Sobool Books, Writing Paper,
Ink, Penoila, Bfricitage, iGold Pens, T lolls
Strings, &(J.,1 Ad.
Ol VV.. YATES'
Pi
ch 5
L'ookuller axd Btatieasr
Business IV en
ILL HKD THAT THI3 CHEAPEST
j t
place lo bay their rtMloner . 8pol'.lUei ii
.Li-
AT THE LIVE BOK STOEB
TWO SECOND HAND PIANOS;
In Jo. 1 order, Coaei aad look at thua
Here's a bargain, JriBi cat. At r "f,' 3-j
mchS HE17 R3K&a?"&S . j
. Bargain3''
mo MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING .Stock,'
I am offering greit bargains la Fancy Aril
clej. A large stock of Ladies Gllk and Laaa
Ties, Silk and L. C. Handkerchiefs, 'Ram
burg Trimmings, White Goodf .'Lihen Cd-'
lars, etc. Genta' ik Tiei and Scarfs, yery ,
cheap. I Also. Genti . Col'd BotJct Hi t:
II and kerchieft. -..v
1 be ladle are advised that ' I i nbw hava
evry tire of the celeb ated CoraUne Corset.
Iebl7-tf JNO J.-UKUmUJaW
MARTIK'S VACCINE VMUS.
North Caecltxa. Mejicxi Jovtcxxi
Agisct res ihb CcrTHrawfifiTra
FEXSH AND ACTTVil TACCEXEjfrcm
tbe renowred citabllihnsentof Dr Henry A.
Martin famished in Urge or small quanti
ties. This vacciu e h warranted to tale la
all rrimarv cases ' .. -V -4 l;f
?JUtu-. ?ciat for ai.00-i , rUj
i 15 lo do 2.C0 .
Each lancet point w ill yaceiaAte cae pep
SOU. ' - " ' Jt !- '
Orders by ta!f grap or mtJ3 wH ff'sefTe
prompt auentlotu n " ' -Tlf'Z
j j THOMAS F.TTOOD, -
taa M-tf nae Wilmington Xf.C
by our Jswifh eitizecs. j