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DKATII OF Jilt. STEPHEN'..
Alrxnntler Hamilton Sll?licn.. Jov
enmr of Georgia ami cx-ViiM Presidi-pl
of the Qmfwleraie htates. uiu ai me
Executive Mansion in Atlanta - at Sat
urday midnight. On Saturday it seems
that thererwere sme hpes of his re
covery, but at 11 o'clock on Saturday
night. 'onljne hour before his death,
it was known that he could live but a
rerj short time. IIo has been, very jlj
since his attendance on the Scsqtii-Cen.
tet.nial Celebration at Savannah and
the delivery of his wonderlul oration on
that occasion was thtj lastubliu not of
his life.
l!r. Stephens wa brn in Taliaferro
, r:u..r.ia F-hri?ftrv 11th I R I 2
and wa ther f re a 1 ltl; more ihui 71'
jear ol are at the time jf his death
He graduated at Franklin College in
ltfi and afterward bean the practice
of law.
Iu l3i he was elected to the Georgia
legislature, serving for five successive
terms in the lower house, and in 18-13
ho entered the State Senate. In the
lollowinj; jear ho was elected to
OnviesHand remained there until 1859,
dwliniiii? then to become a candidate
aaiti. He vigorously opposed the se
ceMnof Georgia. When the I'rovis
lonal Congress met in Mongnmery Mr.
Stephens -wshcIm -sen Vice President !
the Couf-lorate States, and was afler
wanli elected 4 the same position by
the pi-ople. In 1863 ho was chosen a
conimiittioner to arrange for an ex
change .f prisoners with the United
States government, but his mission was
not at tended with success, as the Federal
-government declined-to receive any
proposition !okiiig to an exchange ,
In 1S05 he was one of the three com-
.iuisioner.H wha.t'ouferred with Presi
dent Lincoln at Fortress Monroe with
a view to putting a stop to the war. but
whose negotiations were fruitless.
Shortly aficr the surrender he was ar
rested and imprisoned in Frt Warren,
Boston Harbor. After a short confine
ment he was released on parole and re
turned to his home in Georgia. In
ISfitftho Legislature which met after
the State had been reconstn cted ao-,
cording to President Johnson's poliev,
elected Mr Stephen and ilerschel V.
Johnson to seals in the United States
Senate, but they were not permit ted to
take their seats. From that time until J
I7l-IK?2 Mr. Stephens seems to have
taken no Motive pa it in politics.'- lie
fought with much bitterness the Gree
ley movement in 1812 and supported
Charles O'Conor. In 1873 he was
eWtei tr Congress from thn Eighth
district t fill this vacancy eausttl by the
d. ath of Gen. A R. Wright, lie serv
ed eonseeutire terms in Congress until
hi nomination for Governor last year
hen he was elected by over 62,000 ma
jority. LOCAL-NEWS.
mil TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TiTEs-r tr Cards
H Bn niLi Xottce
oriKA HoiE lolnBthe
K n.Wareock Ttlephoae
Gsro- H lloBBS Pol try
Xotk k tmiici,,ai . lection
Ml-nds Uros Garden co
Hkinsbescer EasterCar't
Kmchts or Hg-or Ebeal ad
J A PrRl!GEE-Cal Hltd Wod '
W H greek !rucj. Medkslne
niLEs icciuso Hower Pot .
R V Hari wick & CoMatnerade
W" V. sruiNGEU & Co The l:ice t Hny
II M Vowurv Co O-nntrr MerchanU
OneaBocaG Where do y ,u Buy Yuur
Clolhlnsj ' .
1 L Urioc.ees Time to DuvOroc rlc.
P 1CKEU ATavlor If Y'u WouM i.o Happy
Keuciixzu JtCLiEu Bros Toi.aoco.Bict',
Sugar, c
H Brunhild. Collector Sale of Personal
Projrt at AnctI-n
Six persons were atfuiitud to mem
bendu'p in the Secoml Presbyterh n
Church, in this city, yesterday.
We arc under obligations to Senator
Eaiismu for the courtesy of a copy of
b1 Congressihal Directory ot . the
Forty-seventh CAingress.
The box she;t fr the opera of lolan
the was ojkfued this morning at Dyer's
iid nearly every seat iw the parqueite
as takeu in the wmrso of tho forenoon
a well as quite a number in the dres
circle-.
Bihop Norlliroj).
Bishop Korthrttp received a telegram
to-lay iron. Baltimore announcing that
the Paial Bull appointing hiin to the
See ol Siuth Carolina has been reoeiv
d. The Bishop leavesto-oight on the
Carolina Central train for "Charlotw ,
thencohe goes t. Odumbia S. C, and
thence to Charleston, where he will b
installed in his high oCiee next Sunday.
Archbishop Gibbons will be present
W probably the other higtf prelates
acatkaed by us oa Saturday " V
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VOL. VII.
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Col. F. Toon, Senator from. Co
lumbus and Robeson counties, passed
through the city on Satarday! night en
routo to his home at Fair Bluff, whither
he was called by the Serious illness of
his wife.
Mr. F. W. Wheeler. Warrenton. N.j
C. says: "I have den veil great bene
fit from Brown's Iron Bitters as a ton
io." ; ' , 1 ! 1 ' :f
A sadden and severe gust of wind
this morning blew ovef a fine showcase
which had jut been placed on the side
walk in Iront of Mr. Harm' dry goods
storebn Market strati Thcro was a
general smash upM of glass. !ufc we be
lieve no other damage was dono.
The Historical and Scientific Society
wiH hold their regular meeting at TJen
ken Hall tonight at 8 o'clock. 11
Thomas F. Woid will be the essayist.
'Vaccinision.,wbich!is aj matter of
importance to the people, will lm the
subject ho will discuss. The public are
invited. i
In thi3 iss''e Prrf Gaston M Ilobbs in
dulges in a little rhyme inj which he tells
us that heat times plays the violin. lie
desh estn get up acla,ss in that particular
department of musical art. and he isfful
ly competent as a teacher. To those of
our fri'iidsvho intend to practice up
on the violin and wouhl prefer 1 to be
come violinists raiher ihan fid
dlers." we commend hira. !
Knights of Honor.
Regular meeting 'of Carolina
Lodge No. 434. this evening, at 7:30
o'clock, at Odd JVHows' Hall. Breth-,
ren are requested to attend. j It.
The Hiffli Tent.
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MessrsvWm. L. Jacobs, of Harmony
Tent, Xo. 13. and Thos. Hi Skipper, of
Unity Tent. No. f0. are the delegates
from this city to the meeting of the
High Tent. I. O. of Uechabites, to be
lieh! in Zmesville. Ohio.' on! .the fourth
Tuesday in May. the 23idofthe month.
Com in iaslo liter's Meetins".
The Board of County Commissioners
for New Hanover county, met in regu
lar monthly session at 3 30 o'clock this
atternoon. Present. Mr ll jABaggt
Chairman, and Messrs Roger Moore,
E L Pearce, B G Worth and f James A
Montgomery. ;
Minutes of the last monthly meeting
were read and ordered approved, j
The Treasurer presented his monthly
report lor tho month of February, the
general fund showing a balanceonhand
of $29,599.73; educational fund show
ing a balance on hand $15,607,20.
The Register of Deeds submitted his
monthly report for the month of Feb
ruary for fees received from marriage
licenses, and exhibited receipts! for the
amount of $21.70, paid over to the
Treasurer. i '
The following parties were granted
license to retail spiritous liquors! in the
eity of Wilmington -.-George LJschntte,
C J Moore, J L Croom, and Harreil &
McLain. i
B F Bryant, constable-elect of Har
nett, township, presented! his official
botmMntho sum ot $1,000; with S H
Fishbrate. T M Gardner ami S Davis as
sureties, which bond was examined
approved, accepted ami ordered regis
tered and tiled.
J W Mill is. constable-elect of Cape
Fear township, presented his official
b nd in the sum of $1 000. with E T
llin'cock. J C Millis and Xmamia
Mdlia as sureties, and said bond was
examined, approved, accepted and or-j
died registere! and filed, and the. iwo
o instates were duly qualified accord
ing to law. . -j ! j-
II.iVi W L Smith. Mayor of the city
of Wilmington, submilted hs annua
rerxlrt of fees collated an) paid over to
t le County Treasurer. I he leport was
r-eeived and ordered rcgisterel m the
ecrd of official repirtsaml filed.
' It appearing to the satisfaction of tl e
Board of Commissioner.-! by the peti
tion of S W Skinner, tliat iu j giving
in his personal property j in the year
182. there was a mistake by the tax
Lster, by which ho was chargea with a
tax on $4,000. as his interest in the
steamers B uden and isbon, when, in
fact, his tax was listed as the value ol
$2,000 in both of said steamers, it is
hereby ordered that the tax in excess of
$2,000, bo and is hereby remitted, and
ihe County Treasurer is hereby author
ized to pay said sum to the said Skin
ner out of any money in bis hands not
otherwise appropriated. !
The Place to Save Money.
: You can positively; savo money by
buying your clothing, Gents' Furnishing
Goods. Hats & Caps at the old reliable
clothing bouse, of A. & 1 Sbrler Zl
Hwtct street giro tbta a call. t
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W ILMINGTON. N. C-MON D A X MARCH 5. 1883.
Masquerade.
The yonng folks are preparing fr
good time next week. A masquerade
ball is to be given on Thursday 15thi
atGermania Hall, and itis confidently
expected that.it will be the event of the
eeason. It is thought that there will be
upwards of 150 masqners on tho flo ir,
as nearly two-thirdg of that number
have already engaged for the occasion.
Full information in regard to the event
will be made known on application at
Messrs. Iyer & Son'f or to the man
agers, Messrs. S. IV Uardwtok & Co.
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Small Pox ;
A sailor, "who 'arrived "bere on the
Schooner Alice Scam. frm Baltimore
a few oiys since, was taken' sick and
snt tn the hospital on -Thursday last
On Friday there were indie: t n 1 1
his sickness was a case, of small pox,
find on Saturday that disease was' plain
ly manifest and he was at once removed
to th small pox hospital at Mt. Tirzah,
four miles Bfcl w the city, where he. will
remain until the termination of the
disease. The remainder of the crew of
the schooner were vaccinated as soon as
practicable after the nature of the sick
ness was Known" audlho" vessel has
been sent dwn river to the quarantine
station, where shejwill remain uutil all
danger from the disease has been re
moved.
At Itext.
Mr. William E. N. Sellars, who
has
been siok with consumption for many
months, died at his residence on Ma-
cumber's Alley, between Eighth and
Ninth streets, in this city, about 7
o'elock this morning. Mi. Sellars was
about 26 years o! age.' was a printer by
trade, and leaves a wife and two chil
dren. He was admitted to membership
in the Second Prebyterian . Church one
week ago, and yesterday the ordinance
of baptism and the sacrament of the
Lord's Supper were administered by
the Rev. Mr. Payne, pastor ol the
church. .
Good style is food sense, good health,
good energy and good will, but a bottle
ot Dr Bull's Cough Syrup is a good ben
efaction that suffering humanity has al
ready learned to appreciate. j
Supreme Court.
In this court JJa turday appeals from
the third Judicial district were called
and causes disposed of as follows :
.J. II. Strauss vs. J. I. Crawford
from New Hanover; put to the end ol
the district.
City of Wilmington vs Atkinson &
Manning et als. from New Hanover;
argued by DuBrutz Cutlar (by brief)
and Russell and Ricaud for the defend
ants. ... . j
W. P. Oldham, ex parte, from New
Hanover; argued by McRae & Strange
fiir Oldham, arfd George Davis contra.
State vs. J. O. Howard, from Pen
der; argued by Attorney General Kenan
for the State; no counsel for the defend
ant. '- . ' . '
C. II. Wessell and wife vs. j M.
Rathjen and wife, from New Hanover;
continued by consent, f
Capt. Bunting's Injuries.,
There are some few" additional par
ticulars relative to the accident to dpt.
jj M. Bcnting. near Thorn asville. Ga .
which have notyet been published
here. It seems that the train of whieh
Air. Bunting was the conduct r, which
pulled off without an order to" go-ahead,
ran about four miles,' when it
was discovered that he was not on
board. 'I he engineer then, it is said,
switched bis train on a side track and
ran back with the engine to lok for
him. Arriving at the spot where the
stop had been made to repair the air
brakes, Capt. Bunting was found seated
on the end of a rail nursing his wound
ed fot, With a remarkable degree ot
fortitude he bad pulled off his shHJ and
sock, ami had bound up the injurtd
tMt with a handkerchief. But the
shock to his nervous system was be
ginning to tell, and be was found shiv
ering as with a hard chill.'
Capt. Bunting's brother, Mr. Nash
Bunting, is now with him, and hopes
are entertained that he will soon be
able to return to Wilmington with him.
Lint of Jurors.
The lollowing-were drawn as jurors
for the April terni of the CriniiuaT
Court: T U Utley. John M Clark. F
II Mitchell. J Moore. Elijah Lane. F
l Wooten, T C Sadgwar, Richard
Beasly. R A Kingsbury. J Carr. Jas
egan. Elrin ArtU, A B George, W F
Alexaader. W XI Hardtins, C II Rob
insim, J A IJewIeU. J I'ernberger. Ell
II BatS30, CM Bonbam, W J Penny:
A F Pavis. Ge- P Lamb, .W :W Wad
delL James Quinn. Jasl Smith. John
S Gibson, Jpbn OUway,7-Crom
wtU. S U P3J. . .
.
Mr. KIHh and His Bride.
Mr! Chas. 5- EUis,; formerly of this
city, but how of Savannahs -Ga , arri v
ed henT on "Saturday night with his
brido. " Mr. Ellis' was married in Sa
vannah a few weeks ago and passed
thnnigh this city a day or two after
wards on his way to the home of his aged
ftther. Capt. C. D. Ellis, now resident
inJ2denton. in this State. The. newly
marned couple arc the guests, while in
this cty of Mr. and Mrs. Ge. oChad
bourn. They expect to leave this to
night' on the rKum to Savannah.
; at?l ical Literature. ;
Wehave jnst received the ' February
number ot the North Carolina Mwlical
Journal, anil find, upon a perusal ft
its page that it is fully up to'tho high
standard of excellence in medical litera
ture attained by its pred
ecessors. "The
editor is nt remarkably prepissese4
with the extraordinary iDtelli-ience ot
the present North Carolina legislature,
avis shown by his .comments .upon the
Defeat of Public Health legislation.'"
The-subjects treated in tho numb r
b-fureusare of tieep : interest to th
profesaion a3 well as to those non-pry-fessionals
whv :ire sometimes compelled
to call in "the doctor." - ; .
NKW ADVKItTISKMKNyS
Telephone
YR OftDEBS fOtt JOB PKINTIXG TO
No 8S. All work PROMPTLY done at LOW.
K-T PRICKS. AsiiertUn mr micfs before
havlnjf yonr prtntl-g loe cfscwhere. .'
. Just Received AlareJot of samples of
Picture Cards, anl t ive in wa-t of s ca are
luvltod to call and examine them.
,E. S WAUUOUK, Job Printer,
Cor. Front and Prlucesa stn-ete,
mcli 5 it I over Dyer's Store
600 Tons Coal..
JREjSU ARRIVAL 60 TONS COAL, PEE
&chrs- "John A. Griffin" and "lhoma Sln-
n'.kgen". irm Philadelphia. Quality nnevr
parsed and at bottom figures. - "
Fu 1 it cfc of V' M at lo v prtce.
P. s. Remember plenty cold weather ahead
inch if - J. A. SPItlNGEU,
COUNTRY
-lJERCHANrS AND EVERY BODY CAN
get suited In quality and prices from the large
stock of SADDLKRY liOODS at the Sew
Saddlery and Trcnk Home of
- U. M. BoWHRN & C..
No. 49 Market St.
Mantifaeture and Repair, j mh 5
The Place to Buy
qiURPENTINE IOOLS.
PULLERS. HACKFR.
DIPPtK', Vll.TTKKS,
Jl A K-WKIGnTS, o , c
Best of goodd at Kt ck Bttom prices A
fall aud coaiplete btockv(f Hardware alwayt
on band. ' '
W. E. SPRINGER & CO.,
. Sneceseon to J hn Iarsnn & Co..
men 5 j 19, 21 and -23 Market Street
Notice.
rjiHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN ap
pointed Collector on the estate of John Car
rot, deceased, on the 26th February, lSS3,ii
be Probate Court of Ser nanoTer oounly,
i - "
notice Is hereby given lo all persons Indebted
to sa!d deca-ed to make Immediate ayment,
and all peron having claims against Mid 6
tt win prese tihemf-r paytnent on or be
fore the 2tth February, 1SS4, or thlsnotiee will
'be plead in bar of their recovery.
H. BRUNIIIT D.
Collector.
men i.law-4w
Sale of Personal Property
at Auction.
gY VIRTUE OF THE POWER VESTED
lu me by order of the Probate Court of Xew
Hanoyer County, I will sell at public auction
under order of the said Court, on Satur lay
nv'rnlne; March 24lb, Int., at 10 o'clock, a m ,
for cash, all ih M-ro iHl pr p jrty and effect
of tio lau- Jonn Can oil c n?is lug: of h ue
h M, kltchon. nl bar hkmii dxiures. nets
IhKxl aul fishing tackle, -"atetoiake Lvuat
the btor Littly w.CJpUsd by sal i decedent.
U. MZVX ll.l.
mohSSt 5, 19, ?3 !oil -t r.
Tobacco, ftice, Sugar, fcc.
Caddiea LITTLE NUIIE,
50 DARK FAWN,
r . Boxes COMPETITION;
25 . da CAP r. JACK,
25 do A A,
7 Bi.ls. CAKO. RICE, all grades,
10 Tea da - do - i
60J I'.ush No' 1 KED III K.
;5 BbU C. Ex C, and Crau. SUGAR,
. 10i) ttagsKiO COFFbr:.
1JQ0 BLU Flour, our popular brands
For sale by
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL will be
gives atJermanla Hall, on Thursday ere-
nlag, 15:h Inst. The Bxas-raer Hat Is near.
ly full, a larye number aairtPg already signed,
and tboee'wbo with to participate must apply
at ooce. Hit closed Saturday night, lOXh tea.
A limited number of spectator's seats "wl-'l be
sold Ibeyouug Jadie of Smith viiUr ch-
peeiaiiy invito i. aiusio uy tne it io ur-
pex l..Uracn masquers ei
eactu No
eoargtt for LMlie maue.
acriT stAJTCri or to
: ' a. f. hard
ICS. & QO
crMt n w, f , t.
NO. 56
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Playiusjonthb Violin aud Wrlt
Injr Poetry.
. f , BT OASTOS H. HOBB3.
I ph tho violin one time, 1
( ihI tlien I; lt m down
And wrle a little rcie aad rnjme
la tYlo I caII my own. -
-' ! .-., '!', t
t '. Jnt. like Anacreon of old, "I
- 1 What-er rnv them had en, j
" Mt, oflovt I would have told, !
By tioiiit or pen. , : 4 -
; I playl sweet, pc-effc style, 9', r
The noisp ril .bix.1 - w - :-.
I'mii i pain lb Uhed for stnllo ;
Of her whom 1 adoi-e. .
r" And thn lle ghnnts of Ictorv,
. ;.TUekile fs w li ho ir
, Th re'll le no room for triple p . ;
. In heart so full of cheer I '
S n I wrote th above for two reasons ;
to show th ladies that I ore itiem, and to
shaw the irpntUMmni t'i it I give Uesoua onj the
violon. Dontfirgct it. '
.'''' ,. ' '" itespeo inllr,
mnh JUt' H TOt M. . IIOBBS-,
Easter Cards.
A LARGE VARIETY OF
Beautiful'New Designs,
, 1 Call and ace them at
-
YATES' BOOKSTORE.
rah
i
Easter Cards.
A
BEAUriFCL LINE JUtT
. RECEIVED BY
EXPRESS.
Blank Books
JjECttlPT BOOKr,
DRAFT BOOK-,
. BILLS PAYABLE,
I BILLS RECEIVABLE,
in full assortment, at
HEINSBERGjER'S,
tuchSl Live T5 'ok ni MusV at re .
Where do you Buy Your
Clothes ?
JN ASKING THE ABOVE QUESTION, we
simply desire you to examine closely THJESE
MAIN POINTS : .
i '. . -
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1ST QUALITY, I. e. MATERIAL.
!.-'.-! -.-"'
2ND STYLE " TIT AND WORK.
SRD- PRICE, " 8IZEOFBILL.V
urd when you are satisfied Ith conclusions
i . '
piT us a Tisit, and t we will GUARANTEE
i . .-. - .'.-... ;
QUALITY OF MATERIAL, STYLE OF FIT
1 - ' ;
and' WORK, and A NET SAVXNG OF TEN
PER CENT., on your or lcr.
If these are sufficient considerations please
call on
Qtterbourg,
9
KING CLOTHIER. WILMINGTON, N. C
mch 5 ,
TIME TO BUY GROCERIES
IS WHILE
TIIEY ARE CUEAP.
WE GUARANTEE THE QUALITY AND
' . PRICE OF GOODS.
Hams, Strips, Shoulders,
Fulton Market Corned Beef,
SMOKED TOXGUES:
J Country Mercliants,
will led It to tfcolr advantige patroniza t s.
Orders filled promptly and atIstctorL'y. ,
Royster's Candy
FRESn EVERr SATUnDAY. ,
CO Cents Fitsr Pouncl.
P. L. BETJDGEES & 00.
PLEASE NOT1CK. .j
W will be glad WtexlTe coocilciCss3
tresi car frtEais oasajraad'-ia c?
SeTalUtrcbct - - .:- -;.. J
Tkejnaste .f the wtlisv mm alvtjs k t
nIsaotoIk!ito;j-.'"' : "j ! .',',:
Conmua!otloTi Brest kIirxSi a cj
om side of the prr.' : r:rr; 1 h -
PersoaafiUes must bOTtTtJld!
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And It Is especially and psttScsOsij t2.
tood ha tho Editor does aot always cadoc
tve news of eorTespoadc&ts tsalesa ss gtatr J
la the editorial eolunns. ' , - T ;
y ev a d VEirrisEiijrra.
Opera : House. Iolanthos
Wcrtncsclay UYeiilnjf, Elarcli X,
-1
Chas. 5. Ford'
7 J
-i i
o
Engl ish Coni io Opera; Col,
Wita Grand Chorus and Mi gnifleeat Ceo
- taJU? w 11 Preco rr the first Urn. la
TTiiiuli gton. . irdUert . & I!lv4n'
ner firy Comic Open entitled
' I O i l N T H E,
Or, tho leer . nntl tjio Perl. -
With the s lend d fo&trntn';nlatlon nf
PROF.JOH7fP.0USA.
.This Opera t: the mufclo.1 en atlon f Lon
don a ul New Vok. In;tbe'Uiter cly It
chieve1 Tcluble.trhixni-& s-
rlcosotadsltstonnsMeuL. . ..
- hoerved seatsei; -The a e ofreserred
Settsf lor loamho u l!) ottraraeuce oa Uondsr
morning. March aih, at Dyer's!. y '
mch l :it. . ih-nilnm . . i j . J "
II E UNDERSIG NE 0. tlAUXO BEEN. ap
lj mini KegUt'rarV(r Elvctlin for the city of ';
Wjlmlogton; hereby give notice to aR concern. '
ed, that there will behelja municipal election
f Jt the election of two Aldermen la each Want
of tbc'tlty of WUmtn,onth6 Fourth Tbura.
u.y i a aiarch (Marfih 22nd), 133 : that the polls
for fc!iiccUoalwill-lo
Mixou ixnn, lfcsa, rroat seren o'clock. A. JJ..
uatil sungct, at the plVoca desIgoateV below. "
a ki that iioistratlon Bos wJU bo kept pen
from 9 o'clnrfc A M - a tCkik. v - e v
every day( "Sundays excerted', commenclrf
wittt Mondajj,' Maria' 1 6 1 b '1861 and. ndlug
Wcdnaiday, Marcli the 2Ut, lSS.atScWexi I
P. M., at tho places designated below': !
riRbT ward-upper brYXi6x.
Registration at Wm M.- Erin' SUre, oer :
ner Aixun street rfiui Love'saller; voUag mlc
n ji tlwabt coruer 4th au.l ILirnett ktivut. i
FIUST WARD LOW kit. nivutnv i ! -
Registration at Market Hoosa, nerthsas t
co uur iUi uud CmpbeU streets ; yottag piac.
1 second;waro.
Registration at City Hall; voting pises saat.
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Registration at Gtblem Lodge btrildlng.sout! :
wei corner stu and rrlnccMistX0U: TKlar
place same, i - - "
FOIETHWARD.
Registration at Ann street Engln. XTouM.
soatn slue of Ann iroet, bet weeu Ji root and
jwwuu bwcwi, oiiug yi4oe same.
" "fiFTII WARD., f?
Registration at Market House, southwest N
eorucr 5ih aud taatle streets; voting piaco
W M. M EVANS Registrar First Ward
Upper Division. . . . :; ;. .i .. - - ; j
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A. J-YOPP Registrar Third Ward, . I
i JOHN J. FOWLER Registrsr Fourth Ward
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NJ. FACROW-RegUtrar llfih Ward
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If You Would be Happy
BUY A COOK STOVE.: , I
The Golden Harvest.'1
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CALUMET,"
Or, "SOUTHKItN OAK,"!
: Of PARK Kit A TAYl'tK.'
w" Pure White Oil. . ' tanh S
Flower Poto.
T?1R SALE BY i c 2
GILES A MURCinSON,
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3 and 4A MnrrJhtson Tfaeb,
Furnished Booms.
rJWO COMFORTABLY' FURNISHED TZ
rMms to let io ilogle gentlemen at low rate.
Located on Walnut Wir Focr:h street.
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GARDEN SEEDS."
A FRESH LOT br ALL KINDS :of Oaa
i.a(feandTnrn!p :eed, early and lota rarl
Ue; CoUsrd. Beet anl Tomt seeds a lair
-tocit aud n endieM Tariety of Peas aad
Beans. rcuUed at v hole m,U prices bf
aiundo Broci,
f. Manufacturing Pharraaeiat,
-r 1.41 rwhhway, xaw TOTS,
AND WILMINGTON. H. C.
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Horses and Mules for Sale.
T AM OFFERING S or t good 'Mulea aad.
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XIrscs at aarsaln, for wuxit of work,
febll .. . r J. A. SPRINGES. .
Drug8,Medicino3,
OPONGf 8, FANCCOODa,al' ; I
' Pi BFUMERT, t UNDRIZi Ct
' .:. . j for sale by - : -. --
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