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rirTiONS POSTAGE PAID: j
- iUDeC ;l a. ix months, $2.00. Three J
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rwr w ill report a.iy nil fall
their paier re;
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0I TO HEW ACVtRTIScMEKTS.
TlTE5-Statioary
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Pari.
'jnvKTT-Wall Paper.
. (M, ,U;,-Iiiswt-Powders-.
( Wtne J'orus Plaster.
,1. Sr Co SawMill.
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son lifted your taxi :
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lia
-rt.- MlnrioiH Fourth
i. just thrro ?
off.
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Only atxtu
m1 w far-
dog badges have been
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t r lUiiiiT 'oes slowly but surely on. i
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fTirry 'up.
r wavwaril. j
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1 1 .. .. t ..i I lii i?lit a
ii.i - t
l- i The loir
law is now 111 enect.
A nhinia hardware line can :
Ki found at reasonable prices at Jaco- J
T -1
B! 3. .
p,.i;,. vnnr premises. There
js j
plenty of lime and disinfectants at the
CitT Hall-
It is thought that the Minnehaha will
make her first trip to Smithville on
Sunday. t.
Mr. A. Branch, ot the firm of Branch,
Hadly & Farmer, of Wilson, was in the
city yesterday.
The sale of reserved seats for the con
cert Friday night will commence this
morning at Dyer's.
The Hotel Brunswick at Smithville
was formal j opened for the reception
of guests yesterday. ;
A runaway horse created 'an excite
ment on Frnt street Yesterday. He
took up the sidewalk.
Hereafter the Thursday night prayer
meetings at the First Presbyterian
church will be held at 8 : 15 o'clock.
For the convenience of merchant sand
clerks who now close their places of
business at 5 o'clock, Mr. F. A. Schutte
will spread a fine lunch at reasonable
prices.
It should have been Pender, instead
of "Black," county, as the types made
us say yesterday, in our allusion to Mr.
Daniel Shaw. It was an unaccounta
ble blunder of ft usually very correct
compositor.
We arc requested to announce that
the excursion to the Lake, advertised
U take place Thursday next, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Rectory Club of
St. John's church, has been postponed
for the present.
City Court.
Llla Martin, - the inebriated woman
"ho was picked up on the streets. 011
Monday, and who fell from the street
into a sunken yard on Third street, was
ftmisncd this morning for. disorderly !
unuuet.. bhe complained
of ; Teeling
ery sure and the Mavor
gave her 20
day of rest tVnm 1 i t
Christopher Huggins" was charged I robbetl on tlie 15th .of last month' aud
with disorderly 'conduct!' He paidia 'lutity of clothing, jewelry, etc.,
sud departed. : ' . " I was taken oft'. Officer Simon Itichard
, . Jffson has for some time past been on the
-puaiericrcuarout and .Black ! truck of the thief, and succeeded in
iwu h.Kjka land lines. A full assort- brillging her to justice on Saturday last,
ment and lowest prices at JACOBi's.f j The eridenec of. the larceny is that
Collision. j about I o'clock, p.m., Monday, May
Monday the schooner Edith li.'Se lira rd 15th," Mrs. Smith left her house, locked
collided ' with the tug Alpha, tearing the door and put the key under the mat.
away the pilot house and -upper deck of1 Eliza Green was standing near the eor
tlie . latter, CThe Apia's . 'exhaust was J ner at the time, and when Mrs. Smith
brokeilintwo places and the smoke-! was cut of sight, took the kei aud eu"
5tack-was also badly broken. The j tered the resideifee.; She ransacked the
damage to the schooner was very light, j house, got a large bundle of clothing to
$he having only broken -thriHj bolts on 1 gether, and aH the jewelry she could
her fore rigging.. The schooner was find and tied them up in a blanket,
beating up the river and missed stays As she came out of the house a lady,
when the AJfiia went to her, but just at s living in the neighborhood- saw her, but
that moment she caiie,' about and ran j thought .' ;he was the washerwoman
her bowsprit into the pilot house before taking the clothes off. Officer Riehard
the tug could get out of the way. ; son has recovered six skirts, one pair of
An Important Change of hf one gold locket, with Mrs.
: ' Sclieme Wraith s name engravetl on it, and one
Success has rewarded the energy, I)a5.r ,f -rings. He knows of other
ability, integrity and charity charac- i articles stolen at the saline time which
terag every action 61 the management he will get to-dav. Some of the jewelry
lJ WOTy-fomlditrlbutionsofthe; woinan who took it
Ctddfs ktt j Fayetteville with Ur, So far about
s"Pply, that hereafter the former scheme ' -s5xty dollars worth of the stolen goods
"ic monthly grand drawing taking
piacc on the 'second Tuesday of qvery
month, will be multiplied by ;two and
aalf.Thus the whole rickets wiU be Fi v
Di)lUr"7 T 7 rT v mi 1 V 1 i- 1
dollar; and the First Capital will be
'5,000, nof $30,000, as hitherto, and
"-Oe total rirla -.t-UI C-O V Tim !
total nrizes will &2G5.500
""It dr-ixe-in- ftltx -.;il nl-o
fiaceon July 11th, and any one seek
mg full information can apply to M. A.
JJauphin, New Orleans, La. Generals
l.Beauregard, of La., and Jubal A.
J7. 'of Va., have sole management
M the dnwiog. - f-
VOL. VI.
Vv. wierarj.i,nu),
ThcILitcrary Club of the Library As-1
aviation met at the Rooms ' of the As -
- wtoation last night and was greeted by
a larire audience.
j The question, under'' discussion was
! 'J the Tar Except for Revenue,
j Hencficial ?M. The debate' was decided
fin the negative."'. "
j A resolution. -was passed to ad jonm
I from the second meeting in Juno to the
second meeting in September. ,
for the next meetinir is
G. AlcRae: Readers, Messrs.
W. 'Weill and James- Stuthcrs; De
c'aimers, Messrs.
Chas. - (jerbardt.
R, II. Grant and
rtij . I
colored miliiarv nanv. was nrn.i
ized in this city on Friday night last, j
with John Pred Hill as Captain. Hill I
with John pred Hill as Cai
was Lujur n liiu outictiiuii, uuh re-
Ar:.. i- :t..ii.i: ..i.
siimed his position to accept the cai-.
xincy of the new company. He tells
us ; that they -have' 33 members at
present, and that the company will be
composed of the best and most respect-
aljle material among the colored peo-
pie of this city. The uniforms of the
company are to be all made by the
same tailor and out of the same ma
terial. Skinny Men.
"Wells Health Renewer" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Im
potence, Sexual Debility. $1. Depot
Jas. C. Munds.
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Meclianical Skill.
We saw yesterday, at the office, of
Mesrss. Kenan & Forshee, a marvel of
ingenuity, which showed much mechan
ical skill. It was a small steamboat,
about 2 feet long, and was run by
clock-work. The steamer is a double
decker and is brig rigged,. The rudder
is woiKeu oy a cnam irom xne pnoc
house, and all the running blocks move
easily. The little yawl boats hanging
at the davits, can be easily lowered to
the water. In fact, everything about
the little craft, not excepting the net
guard rails around the upper deck, are
perfect. The little steamer was made
by Master D. M. Connor, a lad of 14
years of age. His tools consisted of an
old chisel, hammer, pair of scissors and
a jack-knife. The lad displays so much
mechanical genius in everything he un
dertakes that his friends are anxious to
get him into the school of Technology
at Boston. He is very anxious to go,
and if his talents can be cultivated, he
will doubtless make a name for him self.
Wc notice a line line of Fancy Half
Hose at Dyeus1. t
Jarcen3r and Recovery of.
Stolen Goods.
Eliza Green, colored, had a hearing
before J C. Hill, J . P., yesterday, on
the charge of larceny. She was com- j
mitted to jail in default of a $200 justi
fied bond for her appearance at the
ncxt term ui th0 Vmai court, xtic
t m
rcuuers Ol ui iwr. icuiciiimvi
that the residence of Mrs. L. R. Smith,
on Second and Red Cross streets, was
have been recovered.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco-
n w aT 1
w a rr oasn, litmus ana uoors, tiass.
- " on can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. , T
ixiese cooi mniiu, iuie ic
ant aud comfortable to the sleeping
world, are deeply injurious to vegeta
tion, and unless it becomes warmer in
the night time before many days, the
crops will suffer severely.
WILMINGTON, N. C. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14. 1882.
Death of Mr. Nick Carroll.
Wc regret to learn of the death of
Mr. Nick Carroll which' occurred at
jleiLingtonT yesterday afternoon. He
i had been, 'in bad health for some time
past and his death was not unexpected.
He was a Marylander by birth, but
came to this State when quite a young
man and has since resided here. He
was the first engineer to run a train over ;
the Wilmington & Manchester R.-R.,
now the Wilmington, Columbia & Au-!
gusta R. R. He was about 53 or 54 I
years of age anl leaves a wife and three
children to mourn his loss. He will be
j buried in the family burying ground, at
j the Lake, to-day. Peace to his ashes.
Wllmlninon - & .IJalclirli.Il
An ld baagC check of the Wil
minon & Kaleigh Railroad was pick- j
C(1 u 111 thls city terday.; What is j
now known as the Wilmington Jc Wel
don Railroad was chartered . and incor-
porated in 1835 or 183G as the WU
mington & Raleigh R. R. We under
stand it was contemplated at that time
to build the road between the two cities,
but forborne reason it was run to Wel
don instead. '
At the late hour at which we write it
is impossible for lis to interview any old
citizen on the subject, and as we were
not an inhabitant of this mundane
sphere, when our grandfathers mort
gaged the city to build the road, we will
have to do what we never Hke to do,
i. e., shut up.
A Reliable Company.
We published yesterday an adver
tisement of the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Hartford,
Connecticut. After thirty-six years'
successful experience, it has readjusted
its table of rates, and embodying every
feature of legitimate advantage which
time has so far developed, and gives a
safe, valuable and liberal contract.
Each policy will have attached a ta
ble of cash values growing out of the
reserve, and the accumulation of Sur
plus will be stated each year.
. The accumulated surplus may be
used in case of necessity to pay current
premiums.
This gives the greatest amount of in
surance the premiums can buy while
insurance is needed, and also gives
their entire effects as an endowment
if insurance becomes unnecessary. The
longer the policy runs the greater its
value, both as an insurance and an en
dowment, and the higher reserve re
quired by the assumption of 3 per cent,
interest makes the policy just so muoh
the more valuable as an endowment.
Messrs. Atkinson & Manning arc the
agents in this city for this reliable com"
pany, and will take pleasure in explain"
ing its advantages to any one wishing to
insure. . ,
Ain't Gwino Ge $G."
For the past week large packages of
circnlar letters hayc been transmitted
through the mails to different parts of
the country, sent out from "Headquar
ters of the Republican Congressional
Committee, at Washington, D. C."
Every man at work on the Government
scows, tugs, etc., on the River and Har
bor improvements has received one. A
colored man employed at sew Inlet
could not read his, and it got into our
hands. It was read to him, and he
ejaculated, "Six dollars, the debil! I
ain't gwine ge no six dollars to de 'pub
cans fur nuttinV' Here is the circular:
Sir: This Committee is organized
for the protection of the interests of the
Republican party in each of the Con
gressional districts of the Union. In
order that I may prepare, print and
circulate suitable documents illustrating
the issues which distinguish the Repub
lican party from any other, and meet
all proper exjenses incident to the cam
paign hcCommittee feels authorized to
apply to ail citizens wnose principles
or interests are involved in the struggle.
Under the circumstances in which the
country finds itself placed, the Commit-
tee oeneves mat ou -wm m
both a privilege and a pleasure to make
to its fund a contribution, which it is
hoped may not be less than $6. The
Committee is authorized to state that
such voluntary contribution from per
sons employed in t he service oftheUni
tedStates will not be objected to in any
official quarter. -
The labors of the Committee will af
feet the result of the Presidential . elec
tion in 1884 as well as the Congress
ional struggle, and it may therefore
reasonably hope to have the sympathy
and assistance of. all who look with
dread upon the possibility of the restora
tion of the Democratic party to the con
trol of the government.
Please make prompt, and favorable
response to this letter by bank check or
draft or postal money order payable to
the order of Jay A. Hubbell, Acting
Treasurer, P. O. lock box 5S9, Wash
ington, D. C.
By order oi the Committee,
D. R. Hzxdeksox,
. Secretary.
tEYIEW.
Ex-Secretary of State Blaine was be
fore the Committee on Foreign Rela
tions yesterday, and examined relative
to his action in the Chilian Peruvian
imbroglio at great length . His testi
mony, is altogether too long for our col
umns, and would possess but little in
terest to the general reader, in conse
quence of which we leave it out entire
ly. , v
T.awn Party.
Th Dorcas Society of St. "Raid's
Lutheran church will civea lawn rtv
at the parsonage to-morrow, Thursday,
evening, commencing at 6 o'clock. All
the delicacies of the season will be
served, and an "elegant supper will be
Siren for a allnjieui-fldrerUse
ment elsewhere. " :
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1 Kuiffhts and Ladies of Honor.
A lodge of the above order was or
ganized last night, the 13th insk, with
65 members. Deputy Supreme Pro
tector, M. Kapham of South Carolina,
called the lodge to order, and 56 mem
bers present answered the roU-call. A
committee was appointed to name the
lodge, and it was named R. H. Cowan
Lodge, K. & L'.' of H., and it was voted
that its regular meetings shall be held
on the 2d and 4th Tuesday night in
each month. The following officers
were duly elected and installed :
Past Protector H. H. Kasprowicz.
Protector John Cowan. -
Vice Protector R. W. Price.
Sec. J. W. Jackson.
F. S. Jno. L. Dudley.
Treas. J. H. Boatwright.
Chap. Rev. S. Mendelsohn.
Guide Jno. L. LeGwin.
Guardian W. C. VonGlahn.
Sentinel JnorM. Branch.
Med. Ex Dr. W. J. H. BeUamy.
Trustees A. D. Brown, J. H. Mal
lard. R. Gaeenberg.
L We are happy to learn that this Lodge
starts into existence under extremely
favorable circumstances.
The following resolution was offered
and unanimously adopted, by a rising
vote
Resolved, That we, the members of
R. H Cowan Lodge, K. & L. of H.,
desire to express our appreciation of
the gentlemanly bearing and untiring
energy of our brother, Si. Kapliam, i.
S. P., in organizing this Lodge. This
is simply offered as a slight testimonial
of our appreciation of his efforts in be
half of the Order. We commend him
most heartily to our sister towns, and
only hope he will meet with the same
success as here, as he , so richly de
serves, in instituting Lodges in their
midst.
List of Letters.
The foUowing unclaimed letters re
main in the Postoffi.cc in this city, Wed
nesday, June 14th :
A John Austin, D W Alderman.
B Mary Barnes, Rebecca Bowden,
W T Brown. -
C Denis Collins, J .E Carlile, John
Crapland, I H M Chumaceino, Rebecca
Craig. -
D James Davis, Wm Dorsey, Mary
Dudley (2), Mary Davis, Lizzie par-
gun.
F John Fitzgerald, Antony Foster.
G Alice Gibson, Cresy Gathen, John
Gregg, Lizzie Grimes (2), William
H Dinah Hill, Charity Hall, Wm E
Hollins, Wr C HUl.v
J" Elare Johnson, C R Jones, Char
ity Johnson, -Haywood Jones.
K Ellen Keen, J W King.
L Millie Linloch, Jennie Lane, J F
Layborne. f ,
M C W Myers, Chaney Murphy,
Jennie Merrinian, RBMcAlpihe, Sallie
Moore, Robert Merritt- '
M Nathan Murray, Mariah . Mitchell,
Lizzie MitchellH Myers.
N Tiller Niel, R J Nixon. Henry
Nsis, Clarra Nutt, Bessie Nixoa.
O Carrie Owens.
"P Handv Pettewav.
R I. Register, John Ryan, Clarra C
Reynolds. . -.''
S rJuUa launders, ouis apicer,
Hillie Smith. Sandv Stewart. Benjamin
Shaw, J D Smith, Henry Speares, Geo
W Smith, C II Sampson, li 11 smitn.
T Louisa Thomas, Danniel Tucker,
Dr V E Tucker. "
V Rev L C Vass.
yf v J Wheeler, Thos White (3),
Jenn e White, Mary A Wilhams,
Phillip WTiley. , : ,
SHIPS LETTEES.
John Reede, Sch Blendaman. Capt
Samuel M Rhodes, Sch Julia :elnen,
Richard Whitelaw. Rarque Princess
Louise, Capt Henry Brown, Str "Westi-
na,"
Persons calling for letters in the above
Est will please say "advertised ;n if not
called for within ten days will be sent
to the dead letter office at Washington,
D. C. " Ed. R. Brixk. P. M.
Wilmington, New Hanover County,
N.C.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wall Paper.
gOMETHING PRETTY IN WALL PAPERS
just received by yesterday's Steamer. They
are to nil an order and we can't keep them long
on exhibition. Come and see them aad order
some of the same kind af '
8. JEWETT,
june 14 27 North Front at.
7"
NO. 144.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The. Public m reqnestad cartfvVy to ntfttee the
mctr end enlarged Scheme to be ttrate Monthly.
SrCapital Prize $745,000
Tickets only $5. Shares in pro
: portion.
Louisiana State Lottery j
Company, r
tnconoratd in 18CS for 25 -cam by the Lrr
lalatxtre for EUucaUonal anl Charitable pur
poseswith n capital of 1,000, 000 to wluch a
reserre fund of $'30,000 has -luce been
added. - , ..
Uy an overwhelming populai vote iU fran
rhiw. wa.1 roid a part t tb present 5Ut
ConUtU-Krk adopted December Jd, A, p.. 1jJ79:
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
bw the peopleof anv State. - .
it never scales or postpones.
Its Grand Stxoi.k Numbkr Brawixgs
take place monthly. -
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. Seventh Grand Drawinir. Cbuw
G. at New Orleafas, Tueadav, July 11, 1S82
man iuonmiy rawing-. .
Look at the following Scheme, under the
exclusive superrision and management of
Gen; G. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louis
iana, and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY,
of Virginia,
who manage all the drawings of this Company,
both orden'-BV and semi-axxuA-, and attest
the correctness of the published Official Lists.
Capital Prize, $75,000;
100,000 Tickets at Five Dol
lars Bach. Fractions In Fifths
in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 Capital Prize of J......... 75,000
1 Capital Prize of 25,000
1 Capital Prize of 10,000
2 Prizes of $6,000 U.000
5 Prizes of 2,000 10,000
10 Prizes of 1,000 10,000
20 Prizes of 500.... ... 10,000
100 Prizes of 200 20,000
300 Prizes of 100 . 30,000
500 Prizes of 50 25,000
1000 Prizes of 25...........; 25,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $750.
0 " 500.
6,750
4,500
2,250
9
250.
1 ,967 Prizes, amounting to. ......... i $265,500
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the office of the Company in New Or
leans. For further information, write clearly, giv
ing full address. Send orders by Express.
Re
iglstered Letter, or Money Order addressed
ly to
on
IL A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
607 Seventh St., Washington, D. C.
N. B. Orders addressed to New Orleans will
receive prompt attention.
jnnell-wed-sa
-sat-4w-dw
'Jt m9 A MONTH and board in your coun
D m ty. Men or ladies. Pleasant busl-
nftfifl. Address 1 . W. JKGLER & CO.. iiox
61
BENSON'S
CAPCINE PORUS PLASTER.
No Remedy more Widely or Favorably
Kkowv It is rapid in relieving, QUICK in
curing. For Lame Back, Rheumatism, Kii
'by Affectioxs and aches and pauts gen
erally, It is the unkivalled remedy. 4w
PARKER'S
GINGER TONIC.
GrxGEB, Blxhu, Maxdkake, and many of
the lC8t medicines known are here combined
Into a medicine of such varied powers as to
make it the greatest Blood Purifier and the
Best Health and Strength Restorer Used.
Cures Complaints of Women and diseases of
the Stomach, Bowels, Lungs, Liver and Kid
neys, and is entirely different from Bitters.
Ginger Essences and other Tonics, as it never
Intoxicates, 50c, and $1 sizes. Large Saving
buying $1 size. Hiscox & Co., New York.
GEORGE PACE & CO.
fiLaxni tectnTen ox
Patent Portable Circnlar .
SAWLIffiLS,
STEAM EIIQIIIES
5 U.BCHE0EDEB ST.
balthiose.md.
irfat twT TVrp Tl Wftier Wlww m. Wood WOrtmi
. T T TrW RWrto4 Wffi DlWllgT RS'WS
Ufll BurpUes,et4.TA TB Efm WUEJKLa
nitimmnu JUJXXj.1 X ..
for CataJoca
4 gf PER WEEK can be made in any
3 fr locality. Something entirely new
ar
5 outfit free.
G.
W. ISGRA-
HAM & CO.
, Boston, Mass.
june 14-4 w
Seaside Library.
A GRELVT NtTMBER ALWAYS ON
hand.
J. Any hot In stock I will get for ron at very
short notice at
HEINSBEEGEITS.
For Sunday, Schools '
QATECIIISMS, '
TESTAMENTS.
SONG IWXK
GOSPEL HYMNS.
All numbers with or without mt. at
June is H El MS BERBER'S.
"Bless the Babies"!
B
ABT CARRIAGtS AND PERAMBULA-
tors in full stock ; large variety ad"Jkw pjrfees.
' : ; alo, ;
FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
of all styles an,! at all price.
-;.'i- - d. a. sMrtn it col,
jtaae 1L 2?orta Front ttreet.
n v
A.I if.
aW .
PLEASE KOTICE.
Stnenl Interest but UfS Vjf. S f I.
Ttanaine thertUorimatiinr7ibefar.
nlahed to U Editor.: ? 1 L A ; : , o .
CommonlcaUoTis must t written on only
one shleot tbe paper! : rV .'
PersonallUes must be avoided.
And It U especially and particularly under '
stood thattlH?Effltord6cr-not ahrays endona
lie tIcwa of correspondents untes so stated
In the editorial columns.
NEW ADVERTISEMNTS.
Lutheran Lawn Party.
LAWN rARTT WILL BE HELD AT
the LutBeran Personage, to-iaorrow (TIIUI,
DAY) night. 3r.pier from o'clock on. XiU
mission free. . Supper 50 cents. ' . '
June U-2t
- . .. . -i .
Notice.
TTTERE WILL' BE A MEETING OK THK
Democratic Executive Committee of Ne
"'"i'cr counT. tthe office of the Chairman.
n Thursday evening. jn0ith, at 7 o'clock!
A full attendance U decired. Br order of the
Cbainuan. t JAS. "VT. KING.
June 13 - --. SecretarV.'
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For Sale, Kent or Lease.
jrovsn AND LOT COIIN " 4
front and mulberr
T AND MULBERRT STS.Jp '1;
Apply to il l
jane 13 tf
I. T. ALDERLAN.
Wagonette for the Sound.
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, 15th last.,
the Wagonette will bo run to and from the
Sound, leaving Wilmington, corner Second d
Princess streets, at 6 p.. in. Returning, loavo
the Sound at 7 a.m. :-. , ? r ..
junell-tf , ,T. J. SOUTIIERLAND.
Jeff
rrHE FIXE T)APPT.K r.n a vvrrn i-v
ed or felt so well, as he has since he don-
iicu n bes 01 inaviv.JlilJSlOKILARNESS to b
ir .1 : icw caaaiery ana Trunk House.
No. 40 Market Kt- Onr T y -.ri .kv
partment is complete, f We guarantee best
gwus tut uw moDCT.
june xx IX. AL. UOWDEN & CX. '
Molasses, Salt and Bacon.
10 000 .SCKS 1JY' ?5ALT
xo xiuus. anu xcs. i orto icico Molasses.
50 Boxes D. S. Sides. For sale by
junoll KERCHNER & CALDER BROS.
WAGONS, CARTS. TRUCKS and Drays of
the celebrated Wilson A Child's make, at
manufacturer's prices. For sale bv
June 11 KERCHNER A CALDER BROS.
A NO. 1 WELL BROKE MULE, In perfect
J. condition, and one second hand two-horsa
Wagon will be sold cheap by .
June 11 - KEUCllNJ-K & CALDER BROS.'
."-ForSale-. - V
QKE EXTRA DURHAM COW', WIT II A,
young Calf, full blooded. A line Milch Cow1-
Apply to , - . ';...,",.
junell-lwk ; , , J. F. GABRELL.
Stationery:
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o.r vi-r .lea .
USF. ' ' '
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BLANK BOOKS adapted to al Fuses.
READING MATTER of all kliufo C ' '
A great variety of other articles usual to mf
line. . , , ,,. ..... ... . ........
OBGANS : AND PIANOS AT , BOTTOM
PRICES, at J -v ;t " - t. k ...
j une ll , TATES BOOK STORE.
WhitejBrohse
THE UNDERSIGNED," AGENTS FOR Tini
Monumental Bronze Company, of 11 rid re
port. Conn., invite attention to tbo work ofier.
ed by them. Theso monuments arclndestrucU
Ible, cannot be chipped, cannot be thrown ovef
and may be had at one-half the price of stone.
AA LAN A WILSON,
June 31m , Princess St; near Second.
Lost or Strayed
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ROM MY PLACE OX WllIGIITSVILLlI
Sound, one medium slxe red and white COW
end a black and brown colored COW, wltta
brass tips on norns-. A. suitable rewmra wui
be paid for their return or Informatloa that
wlu lead to their recovery.
tunc 4 F. A. 6CITCTTB.
Insect Powder-
, A ND BELLOWS FOR USING SAME.
J Kills Bedbugs, Roaches, Fleas, . Ants.
Flies and Insects of all kinds. Good for using
on Dogs and Cats. Imported and for sale la
any quantity by , MUNDS BROS., -.
. T 1 . Druggists.
Prescriptions prepared at all hoars of tb
day and night. Jna4 t
i For SaleJ
TVo PARLOR CARPETS WITH WTDKi
border, line Brussels, fashionable Shade
and quite large. Also very handsome polish,
ed overlaid Dining Table and Sideboard.
These articles have been used only one sea
son and are sold only because of owner leav .
ing tne city. A bargain offered to purchasem
For particulars address postal to 'M" Box S
City. Juno II
Lunch !
CHANTS AND CLERKS WHO WILL
close bush hereafter' at 5 o'clock, will
find a ' ;y:--; '- "- '
;7 ;.spiijDjjtur J
Ererv day st BCHUTTETS." Best1 the market
affords ami prices very reasonabl. n -r ; ; ,
" FA. SCnCITE,
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Proprietor.
junell-tf
A New Lot
OF IIAIIaS3 JU8T RECEIYllD AXD FOK
sale low. I have full lines of Trunks and Va
lises at prices to suit tbe time. .
Repairing executed neatly and with OVh.
paten. " - . "
A ,L lCMAIXiJD,t? "
; . ; Saocessor toMaIlrd A Bowdea,
may 21-tf ,--: ; ", No. a Front Street.
For G
Jrxnee. : '' -
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