THIS rArz.
ChM rrery Teuif . San da 71, ex
empted by
JOSH T.JAMES,
Bnrro utd rrormirTtra.
nRlPTIO POSTAGE PAUX
A. A AA
Six months, . fioo. inrM
;-,h. ft 1.00: One monta, oema.
TJ 1 T
, ..o. will be dellTered bj carriers tree
eMrg. m ay parte th city, at the above
KfJ. iff l" " 1
jabriber. will report any and all fall-
i nmr rtiralXriT.
V rrvTu t-i
ix circulation, of any newspaper
rJlishtd. in the city qf Wilmington.
The Qi"n of Enland Is becoming a
A.,Uor Kvcrv vpnr.
faiwrfis gnuuu"""-"
no
Th wife of Senator Miller, of Cali
fornia, is Mid t be the leader of Wash-
icjion society now.
Mrs.: l-anztry returned U New -York
mi Monday for repairs, one piajs
n-rt. la., to-morrow evening.
Jumbo." mlt5t ntehient lmmi
crants. has thriven since his advent in
America, hating gained nearly a ton in
flesh.
.
Mrs VMhcr E. Jevtil widow of the
lute Marshall Jewell, died on Monday,
within a fortnight alter ber husband's
death.
. . iin
Caroline Kernhcimer, a domestic in
yew Turk, fcll'throngh a skylight Mob
day on a circular saw and was cut near
ly in two.
The Comptroller of Tennessee has is
iied a check for $10 000 to the attorney
of the detectives who captured ex
Treasurer Polk.
In December, IW2. the export of pe
troleum and its products was 30,201,936
fallow. valued at .$2,952 914. The to
tal export of the year was 503.492,612
gallons, valued at $41,623,074.
Twenty years ago the doctors said
that Peter Cooper, oi New York, could
not live six months, and yet the old
gentleman has gone risrht along living
ever since, and has discounted more
than one of the doctors.
John Kelly, the New York Tammany
Bom, is not an Irishman, as many pe -pie
suppose. Ot the contrary, he was
born in New York city. In earlier
dtj9 he was a grate setter, from , winch
humble employment he graduated into
politics.
Carlisle, of Kentucky, is believed to
be gaining ground for the next Speaker
ship. A Western exchange Fays that
"lis is also daily becoming stronger as
tke probable nomiaee of the next Dem
ooratic national convention . for the
Presidency."
.
The losses by the late flood in the
Ohio, in Indiana, are figured at $4,848.
000, IHusville estimates her loss at
"tnething over $1,000,000. and Cincin
nati at $2,250,000. Tno total on the
Ohio and its tributaries jt is -said will
amount to $ 10.000.000.
The Secretary of Slate has. upon the
application of the British Government
iued a warrant for the arrest of P. J.
Sheridan, suspected of complicity in
the Phoenix Park murders, and it has
heen placed in the hands of Mr. West.
me Dnusa ilmister. Mr. Sheridan
fn Nw York.
is
The Monitenr des Interest Materials
J8 that the railroad capital raised in
Europe last year amounted to $564,081.
500. $14.000 000, of which was for
American, while $225,000,000 was for
reat Britain and its colonies. The
Russian roads raised $? 000.000. Hoi
land. Austria and Hungary about $10,
000.000 each.
bmdon
Enquirer: The mst.'vear
has been
... uini.Klll jJIK.-Jl-l II J nr
the ocean steam trade between England
and America. We shall not. we have
reason to believe, be far wrong if we.
assert that such vessels as the Alaska.
Sertia. Gallia. &c, earn. each voyage
frnni JElfc.ooo to 20.000, nearly one
half of which is profit.
It U claiaied that evidence . has been
obuined revealing a vast international
anarchists' conspiracywhich is rapidly
preading thmughout Europe. It is
sported that they show that a plot has
Jn orpuuxed to murder the Czar of
pssia on the occasion or his coronation
a May. A dispatch Trom Paris says it
14 rumored that the disclosures .made
lead to the arrest of Louise Miche
lQd aevtral of her associates.
. Illinoit legislature is consider
nI a compqltory education bill which.
11 itated. is almost certain to become
w. It provides that persons "hav
la "control or charge of any child
ejuldren between the ares of 8 and
11 nail eend such child or' children to
PQblic school at least Iwelve weeks in
aachoolyear." Neglect to do this
punishable by a fine of not
than $5 nor more than $20l
T3B kfert3d 'Fish Brand4 Gills
caly zt Jaoobis Uard
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VOL. VII.
The throne which is to be used at the
Czar's coronation is to cost 2 000. It
will be ol black oak, richly carved . in
antique Slavonic patterns, with a
canopy supported by coluuis ten feet
high and ornamented I with imperial
eagles, and with a scroll-work bearing
the coats-of arms ot -tho filiy-six gov
Krnment.of Russia. The chairs for
the Emperor and jEmpress will be
placed on a dais hnng with criojson
velvet riehly trimmed with gokl.
Bcnj. F. Butler, of i Massacbueetts
writer a letter this jtime. instead of
making speech. Some little time ago
Gov. Iiong, of Massachusetts,! was vis
iting St. Ixjuis. when Mr. Charles E.
Slay back. President of the Exchange in
that city, said to him:
"Gov. Long, I wouldn'c honor Butler
with the title even of Mr., much less
that of General. He deserves neither.
Why, sir, he is to-day, I suppose, using
a span ot the beit bayK evi stolen from
NVw Orleans. It may be that they're
dead by this time, for if he treated
them as he did us dowi in New Or
leans they wouldn't haVe lived through
these twenty years. The hordes I'm
talking about. Governor, were owned
by my father-in-law, j Mr. Newman,
ami t heru. wasn't a better span in ,New
Orleans. They were confiscated, of
course, and "Butler made good use of
them during his stay there. But the
horses never forgot their old home.
One 'day Butler happened to have un
hitched them on a side street. The
horsos were at Mr. Newman's gate in
side of live minutes thereafter, and
were given their old stalls, of course.
None of Butldr's hirelings could get
them out again until at -length I an old
groom was overawed. lie drove them
to Butler's quarters. I saw the team
for the last time on board a vessel bound
lor Itastou, with a coffin lull of spoons,
several' hat racks and some cooking
utensils and furniture.""' !
Butler was moved to reply to' this.
He had never denied the spoon charges
before (so it is said) probably because
he looked upon himself as a second
Washington, . but this is his answer
now:
Boston. Febi 20. 1883.
Dear Sir:--Il is not acoiperV con
sequence to an body what such a fellow
as Siaback may fay. If anybody
would believe that I would put spoons
u-a coffin he would believe the rest of
the story. Unless the"coffln was of
glass left open how couUl he iaee
that the spoons were in it? It is enough
to say that I had the carriage horses
and carriage used "by me when in Newr!
Orleans from a stable keeper there.
The only two horses I brought away
were those I took to New Orleans fnm
Massachusetts. and they came in a ves
sel thence to New Ytrk.
Yours truly, Bkkj.F.,Rutlf.b.
In response to this Mr. Slayback re
iterates his charge and he is sustained
therein by the entire Southern element
.n St. Louis, many of iwhom are
from New Orleans. The Widow is
evidently in a fix. j
Slay back's unsupported testimony
would g farther with! the people of the
South than the mightiest oath that But
ler could swear. j
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Opera Houhe Iolaothe I
Taxes cLj1 Books, &c j
Musps Buos Gardea Seed
W H GHEEKPruga, Medc4D
D CTCokxok Furnished Rooict
UEliffBEKGEKrianoft aal Organ
j D Bellamt, Jr Foreclosuro al
Silver Piated Spoons and Forks, low
prices, at Jacobi's. i j
The receipts of cotton at this port
to day foot up 40H bales.
Tiiere was one trifling cases of disor
deily conduct before the Mayor this
morning which was discharged.
The last measurements made of the
depth of water at the mouth of the riv r
give the following result: Bald Head
Bar 13 feet, fl inches ;! Western Bar 11
feet, 6 inches. J
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at JACoiifs Hardware Depot t
A lady in this cit3 resident! on Thiid
street. South ot" Marker,! lo3t jover one
hundred valuable plants from her
premises on Tuesday night. The thieves
broke into the greenhouse and stole
them from thence. I
There wil bd time enough for most
people to use up their stock of three
cent stamps before October I, the date
which the conference Committee has'
fixed upou for the two-cent postage bill
to go into operation. j
The Place to Save MonejT
You can positively save money ky
buying your clothing, Gents1 Furnishing
Goods. Hats & Caps at the old reliable
clothing house, of A. & I. Sbrier 54
Market street; give them a call. f, :
To Builders and others Go to Jaoo
Ei'itfbr Saahi Blinds and Doors,1 Glass
&c , You can get all sizes and at the
lowestTrioes.
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WILMINGTON. N. C. THURSDAY. MARCH
I ItlfigiKtrate'H Court.
JefT Sanders; colored, was brought
before Justice Mil. is this morning,
charged with an assanli and battery up
on his wife, Eliza Saunders. He was
found puilty. but judgment was. sus
pended anon f be payment of the costs.
The same defendant was then arrest
ed upon a peace warrant sworn out by
his wife and was required to give a
bond in the sum of $50 to keep the
peace until the 1st day of June next,
and to pay the costs ol the prosecution.
Harbor Master' Report.
Capt. Joseph Price, f Harbor Master,
reports the 'arrivals of yesels during
the month of February as follows:
Ames can Five- steamers, aggrega
ting 4.333 tons; 1 barque 312 tons, and
22 schooners, 6,463 tons ; making in all
28 American Tessels,
aggregating
11,-
178 tons.
Foreign Seventeen barques, aggre
gating 6,685 tons; 6 brigs, 1,570 tons,
and one schooner, 178 tons; making 24
foreign vessels aggregating 8.433 tons.
Total American and foreign, 52 vessels.
aggregating 10.611 tons.
Ko Of-fence Meant.
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Col. B. R. Mocre, of this city, is in
Raleigh on the fence question. New
Hanover must be un fenced, and she
will be, too, In all probability, although
we opine that it is a matter of interest
to only about one man fn ten in the
limits ot the conaty. The use of any
thing but genuine arguments to entorce
the matter is dangerous, however. We
refer to the statement published a few
days since to tho effect that there was a
difficulty in fencing in lands on the
Sounds, owing to the scarcity of tim
ber. This is all nonsense, as any one
at all conversant with the facts is well
aware. "
Supreme Court.
In this court yesterday appeals! from
the third judicial district were called
and causes disposed of as follows:
Ida E Houston rs A J Smith et alfc.
from Duplin; argued by H R Kornegay
for the plaintiff, and O H Allen for the
defendants.
J N Stalling, administrator! vs Wil
liam Lane t a! s, from Duplin; argued
by H R Kornegay for the defendants;
no connsel for the plaintiff.
M A Patterson et al. vs. Silas Bass,
from Duplin ; for defects in the trans
cript, on motion of defendants a w rit f
certi rari is ordered and the cause
continued, i
State vs C rum pier & Hall, from
Sampson: put to the end of the-dis-tnct.
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' I William Larkini et als ts John Bui
lard et als from Sampson; argued by
D L Devane for the plaintiff, and 0 H
Allen for the defendants.
F M Keathly ts Branch & Stanford,
from Duplin; argued by H R Korne
gay for the plaintiff, and O H Allen for
the defendants.
State vs Sylvester Lawhorn. from.
Duplin; put to the end ot the district.
Good style is good sense, good health,
good energy and good will, but a bottle
ot Dr Bulrs Cough Syrup is a good ben
efaction that suffering humanity has al
ready learned to appreciate:
Clins. JE. ForiTrt .English Comic
Opera Company In lolauthe.
At the Opera House on Wednesday
evening. March 7tb, our citizens wilt
have the pleasure ot listening to the
glorious melodies of Gilbert and Sulli
van'a latest Opera entitle! "Ldanthe, or
The Peer! and the Peri, rendered by
Chas. E. Ford's Comic Opera Company
This company is the favorite of all the
com oanieT that visit our city, and we
welcome their return tyith sincere
pleasure. The following extract from
the Sunday Herald of W asumgton
City ot Feb, 25ih shows bow well they
held their own against the world'
greatest singer, Madame Patti, last
week.
. One of the most notable events de
serving of especial mention last week
was the success of Charles E. ForU'i
Opera Company in Gil belt and Sulli
van's new opera of -lolanthe; or. The
Peer ana the Peri." at Ford's . Opera
House. With the Quem of Song (Pat-'
ti) at the other house, ner only engagu-'
ment heie in the fourth of a century,
this company had the most powerful
opposition that the world could furnish.
Yet the Ford audiences. Urge in the be
ginning, grew as great a her majesty's
operps before the week closed .They were
not only crowded, but equally brilliant
in fashion. The venerable W. W.
Oirooran expressed his desire to hear
lolanthe," and the manager received
a charming autographic note from Pat
Mr Henry McLowhorn. Vanceburg,
N C. says : "I have used Brown's Ir
on Bitters and was greatly pleased with
u-n " ..: '-,r'. A
Fcr PocScetrKnivcs or Table CuUsy,
go to Jacob's Haxdwure Depot. - t
Bi Iiop Lyman's Appoiutmenti
March 1 Thursday Widdon.
5 Friday Halifax.
4 "Sunday; Knheld. -6
Tuesday Rinwootl.
8 Thursday Snow Hill.
9 Fritlay. p m,-Newbenr.
11 Su inlay Newbern.
1 3 Tuesday Bea u ft irt.
14 WeIi lestlav Kiuston.
15 Thursday Holy lunocents,
Lehoir Co. !
1R Friday GoUlsboro.
18 Sunday Wilmington.
19 Monday Wiliuiugtnn.. : :
20 Tuesday Wilmington. f
22 Thursday Rocky Mount.
23 Good Friday Tarboro.
-25 Easier Day Wilson.
20 i'hursday South Mills, con
secration, j I
30 Friday-Camden. .
31 Saturday New begun Creek.
Quarterly Meetings
For the Wilmington district of the
Methodist 'E. Church, South:
(OOKCLUS OX tlllST KOUND.)
Fair Bluff Mission ......Mar. 1.
Bladen, at Centre... .Mar. 3-4
Clintdn, at Andrew's Chapel Mar. 10r!l
Cokesburg at Halls,. Mar. 17-18
Xewton Grove Mission,. .Mar. 21
Point Caswell Mission, at
Providence . . Mar. 27 -,
j R. O. Buuton, P. K
1 Kitchen Market.
The following retail prices rule in
this marke to-day, February 22d :
Beef 10 15c per pound; veal 12i
15c; lamb 12)15c;! mutton 1215c;
Green pork, whole hog, 7SBc per
pound; cuts, 12i15c; corned pork 15c ;
turkeys, alive, $11.25 each;
dressed. 1618c per pound ; chick
en? 2530c each ; grown fowls, 35J
40c ; geese - all vo 75 each ; dress
ed $1,; sausages 1520 cts,; pud
dings 10 15, ; eggs, . 15 16 cts per
dozen, ; - butter, country, 25S'30c. ;
Northern, 40, : lard, 13 15,; Ba ltimore,
hani8,jl618,; breakfast strips 1510.;
N. C. hams, 1417,; shoulders, II 12,;
sides,. 13i 14. ; fish, trout, 2025c,
njullets, 1590.; shadi 75c $ I 00 jer
pair,; . scalded oysters, 12c. per
quart,; New River oysters 80c
$1 per v gallon; New Rivei
oysters, in shell, $3 per bushel; Myrtle
Grove oysters, in" shell, 80cffli$l per
bushel; clams, per quart, 12ic; per
bushel, 50c; cabbage. 1525c per head;
collards, 5 10c; turnips, 5 10c per
bunch ; sweet potatoes, 25c per peck ;
Irish do, 50c per peck ; onions, 2025i
per peck; carrots and parsnip, 50c pel
peck, i '
THE MAILS-
Themans close and arrive at the City Post
office as follows :
CLOSE.
Northern through mails, fast 8.00 P. M.
Vorthern through and wiy mails. . . .S.40 A. M.
Raleigh .5.00 P. M. and 5.40 A. M.
Malls for the N. C. Railroad and
routes supplied therefrom includ
ing A. & N. C. Railroad a .. A. M.
Southern Malls for aU points South. !
dally 8 30 A. M. and 8.00 P. M.
Western mails (C. C. Railway) dally, -(except
Sunday). ..5.00 P. 31.
All points between Hamlet and Ral
eigh 5.O0 P. 31.
Mail for Cheraw and Darlington Bail
road.. 6 30 A. M. and 8.00 F. M.
Malls for points between Florence
and Charleston.... 6.3G A. M aod 8.00 T. M
FayettevUle aiidoffloefc onTDape Fear
Biver, Tuesdays and Fridays. 1X0 P. M
Fayette vllle, via Lamberton, dally,
xoept Sundays.. ...5.00P. M.
Onslow C. H. and intermediate om- -ces,
Tuesdays and Fridays.. .....:.Ji A. M.
Smith vtlle mails, by steamboat, daily
(except SnndayS)....
.S.3i A. M.
Malls for Easy lOlJ, Town Creek,
Bhallotteand Little Kiver. Tuctr-
days and Fridays 6.00 A. M.
OPEN TOR DELIVERY.
WrightsrUle, daily .! ..8.30 A. M.
Northern through and way mails
1JM and 8 00 A. M
Southern Malls............... ....7,30 A. M
Carolina Centra) Railroad... 0.45 A. M
' Mails collected from street boxes every daj
at 3,30 P. M. !
Stamp Office open from 3 A. M. to 1- 31., and
from l U 5. ft P. M. Money order and Regist j
Department open same an stamp ofllce.
Stamps for sale in small quantities at general
delivery when tarap ofUce U cIokI.
General delivery open from duylirht to dark
ind on Sundars from 8.30 to 9.30 A. M. .
' '
Groenshtfro Patriot: McAdoo has
sol 1 1 his French plate glass i, Janus
G rden Bennett, of the Sew York ZTcr
alil. who will prt-sent it to Patti ns the
hiiTittsd thintf in this country. The
Tat gandaddy of all the turtles in
i.uiit'oi'd county was cnujrht' jn S -uth
Buffnlo j'tfterday. ' He weishti d ti&
p unde, meaureil 4 hf t. 3 inches in
I nirth; i TtH't. 10 inches In width, and
was 13 iujebe bvtween theey8.
- Best evecmade, Entry's Little Ca
thartic Pills, pleasant to take stnrar
cuated; nq jgrlpftfjn'WnyiS cents a Txx
ot Druggists orby mail. Standard Cine
Co.. 114 Nassau Street. Newjiorfc.
Rice. Groceries. Potatoes.
500 BtrslId yo 1 sErD fiicE
1 flA BBLS EARLY ROSE and
IUU 1 , PEE aLES POTATOES.
ijAcoK. Trrn; sugar;"
COFFEE, KICE, MOLASSES. -
1lt, cracx'ers, c !a Kor. 7
" SOAP, STARCH, CANDLES
- CHEESE, SODA,' POTASnl
BU5GS, WKAPPISG TXvt
WRAPPINGTWrJfE, HAT,
BAOGISG. TIZ3, 4s , w ' .i
For sale by
JkbSS TTERCHNEU A CALDtg BTOS.
1, 1883. NO. 53
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Furnished Rooms.
'pWO COMFORTABLY FCtiNISHED BED
ryorn to let to irgl3 geoUemenat low rate
Located on' Walnut near fourth 6treet.-
Apply to
m -h 1 3t 1 ' D O'CoVxor. -
Opera House. lolanthe.
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ONE NIGHT ONLY !
Wetlnesclay Eveniiigr, 3Iarcb 7.
Chas. E. Ford's
English-'Comic Opera Co.,
With Grand Chorus and Magnificent Coa-
r v .
, tuiae, w.ll TrpoCi.t for. tLc first tiuiti hi
Wilmlegtoa, Gilert-& tvJlIvan'a
new fairy Comic Open entitled
I OLA N T H E,
Or, the leor anil tli Peri.
'; . With the splend.d instruuintation of 4
PROF. JOHN P. SOUS A.
This Opera Ii the m:tic'.l peu'atlon of Lon
don and New ik. In .the latter city it
achieved 3 rcitahle. iriunij.h. j
'rice of nd"t-l;siou n ukuiI.f
lie-erred m:ti 75 cnts and f 1. the saTe of
Reserved beats tor l anthe lil commence
on Monday morning, March 5ih, al DyerV.
mca 1 2t th-'ni-tues -
Foreclosure Sale.
"gY VIRTUE Or THE POWER OF SALE
contained In a certain dced raada by J.J.
Ellis and irife to T. B. LipnUt, as Trustee for
I . . !
Roatwrijrht & McTTor and their heirs and as
sitjns, audi recorded In Jt.nk J el', pnpe
of the Records of New Hanover county;
thneji'Mlen-igned -g attorney for ihe said crui?
ee. will sell 10 the idgtieft '"bidder tor cah i
the Co rl Hnnte toor in the city of Wilmli'jr
ton, on Monday April iml. Ia83, at 12 o'cl ck,
M the "ollowii'g descriht d property oituate in
fid city, beginning sii the Nrthwf6t in cr
stcIlon or ' enih . with Chestnut "s'tret't, ru (
thence North j with the Wettern li c of, I enlh
etreet 30 feetj then.ee U'egt hlng t ram.ertv
lino 16 io i t, to Hunt's lin, thenco onlhl .
fetto Ch' stout street, thence along the North
line of Lbestuut street 16 poles to'ihe bciu
nli.g. I J. D. BELLAMY. Jr.,
men l-30d j j Attorney, j
Ked Rust Proof Seed Oats.
300 BUSUS cnJ tE
i KED RUST PROOF SEED
OATS.
Just rees.Yed and for 6als by
feb 28 2t B. F. MITCIIELL & f ON.
600 Tons Coal.
THRESH. ARRIVAL 0C0 TONS COAL, PER
JL
tschrs. "John A. Griffia" and "ahomas 6ba-
ntckseu. lrm Philadelphia. Quality nnsxr
passed and at bottom figure. j
Fu 1 8tck of Wi i at low prices.
P. S. I Remember plenty cold wcatherahead
feb28'tf J. A. Sl'JtiNGKR.
PIANOS & ORGANS
FROM ALL T II E
Best Manufacturers in the
Country,
SOLD FOR CASH OR ON THE MONTHLY
INSTALMENT PLAN, AT
HEINSBERGER'S,
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-feb 27 I Live Bok and Music St re
If You Would be Happy
j. BUY A COOK STOVE.
"Th'e Golden Harvest,"
"FAEMBE," '
''.. ' " ' :
"CALUMET," i-
Or, "SOUTH I'Alli OAK,"
or p u: Kr.lt & TAV. OR.
Pure White Oil. ieb 24
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, N. C. !
M. SCHlJSS, Prop.
T7IRST-CLA SS IN EVERT RKSPECT.
tf - Flrstclais , Iiir aivl BILLIARD
SA
I.OON ATTACTrF-D
lOO Sets
o
F HARNESS JffST 1IECEI YKD. an-I wJ
have another Urge lot of Bigg7n a lew
.- . - .- ' , .
ays. Give us ac
dec3 ! GKRf AHDT A C.
Flower Pots
OR 9 AXE BY
GILES A MTJlXnJ605f
feb 23
Buggies ! - BuggiesJ :
jq-KVIT AND CECOrjflUATA'QirjAlX j
T.J fiOCTHERLANTi,
13.U . Lrrsry aad aJ fiutles
W will ta , recctr irBi,rrrVni
from our frUada on aay aad..u mbleeU of
acneralta wrest bnt - , "
The.maaeof tho wrlierunut ahrtytl
fa
Bkfeed to tao Editor. -1
Lmsmnn!catloDs mast be wrlttea ea exrv
oe side 'of the paper. '-" -. " I .-, j'
Personalties must b aroldad. i
! ' 1 .1'".; j
And jit U especially aod particularly vmCxx
too.l that tho Editor doe not abrays eado-
fee rlcwscf correrwBniit dviLmb
so sUk
the editorial columns. -
KEW ADVEUTISEMENT51.
Peach and Honey,
FIXE BEVEBAUE FOR TUB
Thirsiy, and an excellent remedy for Corg ts,
Colds, Ac,
HHesitate any Loneer,
a
oung man, but come ' aroun
aad gst
I , that Candy you promised her.
Koyster Purest and Be
!...'.. - v '.';- . ...v.-.:.
oO Cents Per Pound.
j Ap Excelleot Broaxfast Fish,!
Fresh Codfish,
t - .1-. . , ,r
20 CcutK per Can. ;
EXTRA MESS MACKEREL,
FAT AND JUIpY.' " :
Tin flve-pound Cans and JKIts. j
P. L. BEIDGERS & 00.
fo'
8
- W
4i
GARDEN SEEDS.
AFRESH LOT OF ALL KINDS f Ck
r i . '-.1 ,
i - v i '
i - " .
iKtgc and Turnip JeedF'erly and late rarW- -:
tie; Lollard. Beet and Toronto Seeds, a larg
?tock and an endless variety of t'eaa asut
Beans. rctailel at w hole-ial prices by
Rounds Bros,, !
Manufactnrlng Pharmacist,1
1,491 nuo vivv ay. SKVf TOSK.
AND WILMINGTON, N. C.
jan 23 - - ' ! ' ' '
Horses and Mules for Sale.
r AM OFFERING 3 or 4 good Mules and
-S- . ' '
njr&es at a bargain, for want of wtri.'
fob U
A. SPTtXVOElL'
DrugsMedicine3,
''.''' " i ' ;'.. .) ; ' "h : '
gPONGES, FANCY GOODS, , .i-
. PKRFtTMERr, SCNDRTK9, Ac
For sale by -I-M
) WILTJAM II. GREKN.
'eb: Market tttrest
C. W. YATES.
gCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
- STATION ERT,.
FRAMES,. .
FANCT GO.OD8,' '
WRAPPINGJPAPEI.
PAPER BAGS.
1 . .
A complete assortment Rent'imeata Tales
LABOUATOKV iK . .
Stat Ass atejt axd Cn Eirrsr, -
0 East Grace Street.:
RrcnMOSD. Va.. .TannarvMth
Mr. N. y zekiel hss made known to me th
composition of his Hair Hestorer and 1 hav
also subiected It to chemical examination. Jt
contains no l?ad or silver, substances .very
commonlv employed In maktnjr preparation
ror hc hair, 1 or anything harmful, atxl may
therefore be used wlthsut arprehenslon of !
. WM. H. TATLOR, M P
- SUtChmlct.
r
Whilst "thanking
you. Mr. JtckIcL for th
i air Whi i-er
you e. kindly ent roe, I UU
in e.iilneto von i hat its bca
ifreat pfesure
tl' lal effects upn n y lmir hare been so appar-
- wuvs w a ir.cbiue commeaaauoo of au
7
r t 'nis wi o nave Moiiceu ?U
li u in my estlmati o" e treasure. without
wh ch the u.ll"t of none who hare used It will
c complete. Il tpltiz It air mllxe yott tbm
4ccuaiary twc $ ymi o rci!r deservr i j -"
i reusa:n, very rpectttllyp I I
( Mrs. a. T. Wnav
R'thnjon l, Va Feb. 27, 181. Mi
For akr by li druggleU. lrlc tl rw V
tW. feHIT
COUNTRY
MERCHANTS AND EVEJXT BOOT.CA
ci suited la quality aod rrtcca fraa tbe'torgv
stock of F-ADDLKRY iOODat tht 5tW
aiildJry and Trt ok l(onMt i
' u. m. iioWDP.it a co
- No. 49 Market UtJ.
Manufacture and Pepalr. i feb if.
Breech-Loadcrs.
TKE BREECH:LOADlNO . FHOT-GCNa,
fetieila. Waii. Powtlcr, Shot, C irtrUIz t!gai
tal irU kin44.. if ytu wasta drot-chM arti
cltrof the aUt gndi, ard Lw prtooa, .la
same c.i n Irf found a i I
t W. K. M'RINGEt A CCS. 4
ace0miT4 u Dawson A Co t "
feb 7 19 21 and Tl lJarUt&trct
C D. Morrill. -r
TJNDERTA KEIL CABIN17T MAKER AJO
CARPENTER. Of3cc and Vork Shop on Bco
od itreet; opposite Mouther lacd's sublea.
RcaprrtteUy solklte imlers and guaraatres .
pood work, rrompt irtvrrj and saUdfsctloa ta
ererrrrspt. ..' .j . . ..... - mr ia-tf:.
n i
Kb thmwuuvis t t t3 wont JHe4 t"
4 ff
la Is thK ttJ.lUI t w1'4l TfaO i Oil Vi-i f m. ..X '
warn V Ai.r 4Ui TZATr - td. C