North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PAPKB - JOSH T. JAMES, . gxnroB axd nottTSToi rclPTiOJ F09TAQE PAID: Six month, fS.00. will b deUwed by carrier free . Jirr, la my Prt f tb P1. A'hrr-tUlnrte low and KtraL . -Bj-SBt-yra" rerort aaj an4 all fall- crr W rr---" - tar The Daily Review has the largest 'ton f.dt circulation, of any newspaper published, intKccttytf wumington. frhon took out only ten phlentt last week on electrical .contrivances. Fere Ujacintho and hia wifa intend o visit America dnrinz the summer. The greatest distress, from famine, line 147. now exists in U county Jjayo. Ireland. Sir WtlliAin-Arrostronz. the English junmaker. haa gi veil 750.000 tx New Cartle, England, during the last' twenty yexri. .. - ' Tabor, of Qloralo, - was Senator for ii week, and his expends during thjit period, be says, were .more 'than $10,0iu. The Phil.vlelohia Press Vants Flruundt. of" Vermont; for Present Jul Harrison, of Indiana, forCvicu Ire&icfent. - ; The only seat in the new Senate to be tilleil is that of Senator Rollins ol New IlampHhirc. His successor will nt-4jfc elted until June. .in IHiiRC Michel, the French female an archist. U described as an elderly little ipiiiBtwr. with OKirse cray hair, twiste up into into corkscrew curls. . Capt. George II. Mackenxiee ofthp Manhattan chess club, is to contest in the World's chess tournament which wi 1 open in Londen next month. Dr. Black wotid. in a paper on minor dyspepsia, read before the Pluladelphia Melic:il Society, states that a giMnl tleal of the malaria so fashionable with" the fraritt rtiily and the laity is only one of the ftrtus of iudisK''9tin. Philadelphia Itceord: When w re flect that out ot'10,670 bills and joint resolutions intrinluced during the late session ol Conrc-d oiily 163 passed both Houses, have we not reason t rcjoi-c that the Lord is slill good to I lis people? Prolessor Schlietuann's house is on of the sight of Athens. It is built of white marble, and adorned with numer ous tatucs of the same material. ' He and his wife talk ancient Greek together and have called their two children An dromache an J Agamemnon. The garrison of Hurlin numbers 17. 813 men, Metz 14.4 It. Strasburi: 8.965 Majence 7.713. Cologne 7.655. Potsdam 6.5W. Seventy other towns have garri sons over 2.000- 3 of these being over .9.(k)0 and 3 over 5.000 and there ire 300 garrisoned with less than 2.000. And this is a peace establishment! The tallest electric mast in the coun try has been erected in .Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is surmounted by eight lights, each, t.000 candle power. I lights up tho most dangerous portion of the city, and anywhere within a radius ofooeiuile diffuses light enough to en able one to tell the time of njght by his watch. - Unless Keifer, the ex Speaker sf the House, is possessed of a remarkably thick hide, his mental condition can not be enside!ed as enviable. Among others, the New York Times hat plant ed hioi a left-hander directly between the eyes.. It declare that 'thc more his groes abuse of power is laid .bare, ths more forcible oocomes the lesson to the Republican party of the danger of placing fuch & man in so prominent a pition.M LOCAL NEWS. 0U Tfl MEW AOYERTISEtlENTS. TAT ter Card w H GXES--Janlea S-ed BitoWGarden het "liraotBirCjkfcter CaMs MClSTZK-O'owiu and klrts 4u- Peaks all Mounutn Butter . lv,lH 4 Co Copartnership XoUco. At the hour orclosfng last night i 18 d resjgterml in the Third Ward. Barque Vasco dc v Gam? Callu, pv. arrived at Granton, Sotland! Banrne Bimrru U Ingemtmdsen. from W wrpnnl. for this port, "sailed from SlIyFeb 25th. - Mr. a. R. Campbell has been emitted as a partner la Mr J.hn Co.viUe'g lumber commission business and the firm name hereaaer ' will be Colrille & Campbell. We are g'ad to know that Mr. Ed arrl Ullj haa so far reeoveml from sickness as to be able to . be but. He J" oathe street uvday, - for "the first 1 - -I .. - : f . "'- n .. . .-.T : - - - -. 1 S ir.jk --? ?". -,-; .-. . - .- i - VOL. TIL BISHOP NOBTUKOP. His Installation? as Bishop ol - .' the. Diocese of Charleston. The Charleston - New and ' Courier;' of yesterday's date, publishers a lengthy and interesting account oi the inKalla tion servioo ia the Cathedral, in that city on Sunday morning o II. P. Northrop as Bishop the Bt. Rev: of the dio- cesc Bishop Gibbons wag not -present and the following U a ILst of the visit ing clergymen: ' tfishop Gross, of Savannah; Bishop Mihvtb. ofjju Augustine; BishopTuigg. of Pittsburg. Pa;"Father O'ShannahaJ , S J p;irf . Augusta; . Father Quinian,! t Augusta ulr Sem niesj of- ITo Nono U .tllege. AJacon ; Father I allerton ot SchncJite. of Mouitf ieville, aud Father McNeil, of Sumter. ; The services began at 10:30 o'clock The procession, . which emergeil from the vestry room a iiltle before 11 o'clock was c mi posed of over fitly j eraons, a follows: ' j t1'" ; -;:! "The Vi ear-Genera, of the Diocese, ti Vecy Kev..J. J. Quigley. jand tw. 2 Chorister boys, twenty-two in nura b t. beurin baskets of roe leaves, lihtetl exilities aud other irsiiniia.1 , '3 The clergymen of the city and visiting clergymen not " engaged s otlicers ot the Mass, attired iu cassocks to-1 8iirlicei. , 4 Bishow Moore, of t St. Augustine, with two attendant clenry men. j j 5 Bishop Gross, of Savannah, with' two aitrruiant clergymen. I ft Bishop Tuigg, cf Pittsburff, Pa., with twoallen.laui clergymen. 7. Bishop Northrop. I attired: in ctpe. iod mitre, and toilowLby two pagi- in red ana whi?e eassicks and surplices. The mitre worn m tlu K-dion vm of yellow silk richly embndlerttl with old ; the copu was ot silver with- gold t imiunigs. f j The priests, acolytes and prelate h iving eutered the sanctuary rangl tMemselve to :he rignt and lett. ! tht- v.. siting prelates and tneir attendants being provided withLeats j on the left. The new Bishop, kneeling at the cmttanee to thesanctuary, recei ved troin i he-Vicar-General the .crueitix, which having been kissed by lis Bishop wa returned U the altar. The vessel' cn- taining the holy water . and tho censer were t hen handed to the B.shop. who a:'tcr invoking a blesstng advanced to a prie-dieii at tnu altar steps and knolt in silent oraier while the choir mg an enuisite Te DeumV by Bonlc-i. The Bishop was then escorted to his throi e a:id the Papal Bull announcing hi transfer from the Vicariate Aspotoh of North Canlina to the iDiooese ol CharlesUm was read lnm the Predella by the Very Kev. 1). J, Quigley and then haw led to the Bishop. All the attendant clergymen then, advanced to the throne and saluted the new tf tshop. kneeling and kissing the Episcopal ring and receiving the Episcopal blessing, the choir during this ceremony singing' tho "Laudate Donanum-' (nun Millard's Vespers After this i the Bishop, pro- ceding to the altar, delivered his nrsi Pontifical bt-nediqium, 4 the congrega tion aud all the ch-rgy uie.V kneeling. The' Bishop was then escorted back to the throne, and was robed for the sol emn Pontifical High Mass which was to lollow. - ! ! The vestments of tho celebrant and tho officers of iho Mass were! in keeping with those of the altar as to color. The chasuble of the Bishop was of rich pur ple velvet elaborately aud exiuii ely em broidereil with goltl. Ills miiro was of white tsat in, adorned I only with a gold cros lie wore purple gloves and pur plo slippers. Tho oflicers ot ihe Ma were: Celebrant, Kight Rev H P Northrop; assUtaut rne,it Very RevD -I Quigley; deacons of the Ma8, Rev F I ftnatller and Rev ' J J Woolahan deacons f honor. Rev J J Monachal' and the Itev C II Wright, the lat f W'llmiiiuton. N C; master of ceremo nies. Rev P L DuUy. j . At the rui of lite Giwtpel. thp 'Q!o ria' a is usual onlVl ni Sunday he n. milted. Bisaop Mooiu. of Aiiusnnu. ieliwivtl a ieruioii appropriate to the Kcasion. l At u iu close of the sermon the Mag wa prK-vlel wilti toihei'S and the p.'O.ilit-al BciKMlictiou having been le live i ed. Uie organist had- already c mi ni, ijcetl to play, the , Voluiiury , wh.ch usually aiiiMumtf lh nd ol the sci vu f s, when- Bishop Northrop; turn d. Hi.d. facing the congregation, kpke as lotto b.- 1 -:- ' . I am not surprised that I have been in terrupted b tiic r.an atihtt enl of the .HtTviod. bo. I ea niot reiriu. va llioujih it be not in the ruhr c t he 41 etiioiiy . lnm at least saying one litilu wopl at the end of the Mass n -Utile word, not to detain you and tax youi paticni-e only I cannot resist saying srnne. King on ih s flay which sees imp Bishop a the Uieo of Charleston. Tnepiiest is GkPsowu MlierUg wl erever he is ordered,; aud last- year I received the order froin Gt-d, as Abra ham did of oWI to go .ut ot uv countrv aud from my kinsfolk I and f om my home whiun was a U:ar uij 'aa.aio other man's home is to l im. It was not mucb4sirhap3. for a .-ir-otlo .do.I went, and unto my d rj brethie 1 I ad. Gtxl be wiih youAnd now I ay (jotl be with vou. with a hart . full of gratiiud to Gol who has taken niu up from my lowliiiess and matte me, most unworthy; though I am. one of the princes in 1 1 is kingdom. Ho-has tried me and now has brought me back 'again to my own. With a heart lull of grati tude X thonk God lor the pomp and cir "f yu" ,wafcDt3tr1v L"1 TMl1ov6 and piety 'atid trtfeUtyThnd loyalry vrw- ; " t i can imst ana wn n-m v Drti.tiers.-ai Monaihan. cf Wn- chf amonff my M'uau. nnd ,tho most 1 ' f , n unworthy. I feel like a general at ti L rijjnv, cu ri(riu. an.uiia; x &i i.tr jj of a.,ldii-rs w 1 !,!J y 0 ? j-.f Llil-I i i! ill, 'j if:v u : W ILMIKGTON. N. C. TUESIUY; MARCH 13, cumstance which surround - me. . But my brethren, if in these robes of gkry wherein my Mother has arrayed mo you cannot recognize me. yet" I say. even though it be the raiment . of Esauvt hc vice is of Jacob. I am your newr Bishop by the Grae of Gm1 . ancl ' the appointment of the Holy See By the grace of (rod. who works in wondron and mysterious ways, I am your new Bi,bp. butyur old friend; and your old servant. I feel strong, my. 'dear brethren, -even, in sroy f weakness; for G-d I know has chtosen" many a ?timi and oft tho weak things of this , world, rxrhaps to confound thettrong and to d 1 1 is great work. ' j f ."i " "I haVo"been ehlTOsled, with a work 4rhich a-strong man j might leeui . no ey burden. I willearry ht however, confident In my weakness, which' Gild will strengthen, Coufident in the, w.- m"i '-na cnuaren 1 Know m- vuxise le hon he can trtit and who la confilent of his victory. I ti ni to y ou. my dear brethren. I have n V wish of m o vn. As Go I knows I n oil r Bishop, -and hs God sees m I will one day render an account 10 him.. A long as He gives me Hf 1 wil. try o be in all things ft Bishp'houiih not s greatly gifted' as thwsgreat. nie who have 1 r Tcletl me. yet I hope' wiih GimI's great neg ar.d ur prayers and your belpMiny-dejir Iretlinn and c.hihl flren in Christ that I WilLat !eat with' the one talent I ssss. with nll-the trength'of btMly and ui that God has viven me work1 for this l)iocee as ur lloly Father exhorts me to do pru dently and cheerfully? 1 ' May thfKncthin of the Holy' See. Grange as it seems yraterul as it i to me jbe an ac?, otfthe greater, glory ot Gol to the salvation of many sou.s. and to my greater glory and the sal ' vation ofjny,own soul in heaven. God bless you. my dear children.; and may oii pray lor your Bishop lat he may do his work faltmnlly aivil'well. The only pain we csn safely make liicht of, is the window pine, but ti e pain inat racKs our jranie ' - .1. a J tmr iiiiijts m nrmHiier-ni serious ensc. qaenoe. To alleviate the latter aud .etV t ct a permanent core. Dr. BuliV Cough Syrup is relied on by all sensible peo- We learn that yesterday afternoon : a young lady was out driving wth a litlle child as lier compantoYr, and 'that when at the cirner of FourtlrT'ftnd -Markrt streets the horse jnmped,,causing the child t tall out. We are glad to state that the little one was not much iujured. The Mayor's matutinal levees have become tilings of the dimly remembered past. The guard h-use continues empty and the- books at police headquarters show that only, ono arrest has been made thus far during this month Verily, we are a - law-abiding people.-: The steamer John Datcson, jCapt. Sherman, brought down yesterday an. ox, the gross" weight of which was 1.104 pounds. It was 'a remarkably large animal for thir section, and we imagine there will be some good beefsteaks' cut up from hia carcase. Mrj John E. Melton was the purchaser. ' r "... ; " The masquerade on ' Thursday night, at Germ an ia Hall, jnder the manage ment of Messrs S. P. Hani wick & Co.. promises much amusement to oxtryoung p ple. It is the wish of the manage ment and all concerned that the" ladies will appear in masque aa means of enhancing the pleaitres ottho evening-? t - .- ,- i ,. 1 ss-,'::' ''i The d well ing of M ra. : Gordon, on Wobster, between Sevtmtb and Eighth streets, caught fire, at about I o'clock 1 his .afternoon, on the roof, through which it buined a hole before it was ex tinguished. There was " no 1 genera' alarm given, .'as theineighbors - were promptly on hand and extinguished the d unes before they had gut under much headway. - 1 V I Important Notice. ; The lecture to be given by Rev. Dr. Deems, at, the Opera House to-night. Aill beiiin at" 8 oVIock, harp. Instead of at 8:15. as has bec-a y erV geQefally understood. . Mary . ayis, colored, was; brought before Jnsticu Gardne thhs moral . upon a pace warrant sworn ut by Lizzie Wigciri. cdored. and. -was re quired to give" a bond br $50 fr her appoarar co on the first Monday. in June next, and .o keep the peace in the mean-- time. . . r, 1 - - '.. Kxtnt Terms, By a law enacted at tho recent session of the Iiecislatore. there are lo rn? two additional terms oLihe Superior 'O'uirt fr New IUnorer.in April apd October respectively, each term toebntrnueofe weeaLTrhUahasdtecwmo' necessary from. the large amount ot civil baslness jn. the county.- . To Builders and others Go to Jxco ei a xor oaau, nunai ana xsoors, uriat? k ; Yoa cz2 gcttH tlst:"ad " at' the lorrest pried- - " 4 a NEWtADVERTISEMENTS. CO W HIS ARID S m RTS ! ' AX rMCES TERY EAffOJJABLE. - THESE AHE X .ViJ hit. r.h .:,:.-. j -"EXAWlJfcATltlN: PABASOIiS Sc SXJlSr SHADES, BrochetShawIsi VJ5HT DTCSIEAlJLE JOB THIS CLIMATE Hew Worsted es, 5.- x Ilitdnsion: ; KRESS GINGH AMS-ANDMINTSC - FEW. 'PIECE LEFT OF-THAT GOOD AND CHEAP WHITE - FLANNEIx WHITE EMB'J .1": mcb IS 7 Uj to i o;liHk this afternoon 7J per-; r ins had rei;Tsteriil in the up'peir divis Vjaur the First Ward. ' Barque MickHnburg II nutwirtftc, Vickiinith. fr.inr funis for ; this port, sailed from Gifraltar FVb. 4th. :TThe latest reports ,as' to tho condition of Mrs;Ste.Vart were very favorable. Thtiy "represent her as able u sit up and r, . I he is getting Ydmg nicely now. 'M r. Sol. Bear has "ret ut ned from the Northern markets, and with a large and elegant assortnient of Spring and Summer eoods; enot:gli, in fadt, to fill the three stories of his establishment to overflowing. j - : . ; , -. .j-. The property advertised in the Re- vT!L?ll$lJay uritler lore- j closure uf luortirHire. and located, on I ... txhe - northwest conier of Nun and Sixth . . . 1- o.;, treets. was Durehased-bv Mr. IV. II. AleKoy. and tho salewill in aii proba bility be coufirinetl: . The Nor. brig ALhulia Lord, (former 'y the 2nd of April) Capt. Wohl. which cleared tb-daay for Hamburg, was gailydecrated with flags aud signals tUiringtlw honrs between sunrise aral sunset. A lunch was spread in the cabin and representatives- of j the dif ferent consulates were present to; make a very pleasant festive occasion and bid Cant. Vohl ban voyaye. i First Itosin. : The firstnew rosin of the crop of 1883 was received here this morning byvMr.' S. P. McNair, It is frbru -Marion-county, S. C, and was made by Mrssrs Willis d Bethea. It graded N (Extra Pale)and was sold to Messrs. Patersou, Downing & Co,, at $3 per barrel. E CJnmaihibleK. '. Unmailable matter remains in the pbstoffice in this city, addrcssd as fol lows"; T " '.,'"'. : '; ' i Printed address to Sheppard, Knapp & Co.. 189 and 191 Sixth ave. cor 13th st.; postal add ressed to Isabella Hall. 9Queeiist. printed address to Blake. Do well & I Iel nh mil linery and fancy grds, 233 W Baltimore jt," Baltimore, ml I: ; ; ,;. ! jew Postal Ailvuiitngrcs 1 The new law reiaitng to the tho mon- oir irrmirsvstfim will rir tlir. in rrnr turn as soon as the necessary arrange- nionts 1. are perfected. Proposals will soon bo - requested -. for furnishing the new fctyle of money ortler blanks and postals notes provided for in the bill. the new aystem ill enable persons ti 84'iid by motipy b order or postal note sums not exceeding $5 for thiee cents. whereas it now costs ten. Thb celebrated 'Fih Brand Twine is sold only at Jacobi's Hard j L ware Dept . St. Patrick's Iay.'!' t" We learn' that there will be no impos ing demonstration on the 17th inst. by our Ir'h frirntls. .The Hibernian Bf nevolent A.Vsiiciaiibn will meet in .the morning at Gernmnia Hall, where lhy will march in ; proressicn. with Mr John WVReilly as Chief Marshal, U St. Thomas Catholic Church, where . they will lislen to a ktuhui appropriate to lhocc!iion.- Thence they will return to Germ"anla4Iall, and elect the,, m ci-s- Aurv tiOLnpriL frit f rw oncuimf vir rt - t Ti mi r . lvhicii thptf will nduMirn - J - Firtt Installment. . ressrsr A: & I. Shrier, at 34 Market ( BU-e. have received their first install ment of" two hundred . and; fifty Flannel Suits-whtch they warrant fast color::; Each cat has a laoei with their till name, sewed on the collar as a guar- anlee to theicenuine quality, iiiito get asull. tj 1 DouV "A fine." assortment of Guns and Pistob r-. JXXZ2IIixaSvaraDcpct NO. 63 NKW ADV K I tT I S TR M KNTS . i SEW, ASD TCX ASK A C2ITI6AX. THESE ABE :SJDWIX AND JIBVEESrBLE. ! 1; O i Cornice, tJornice PQles,cf FLANNEL. 1 A Wiliiiingfto iiinti. , When Wil'mingtonlans leave their homes to talre up a residence and diitieV in other cities, it is not. gduerally a matter of pleasure. They go ;n b'ssl nejs. and they mean business, and they ieradysuec"ii'd..-'a-i an ' in'stancu in. p ,iti hero sweii : i illustrates. ,-. A ' few v irs-airo- Mr (V(! Me c,.,, ot Mr. (eo. II. Kelley, eft Wilming ton for a residence in Montgomery.. Aja., wliere he e ubarked in ; business lie remained there until the spring oi 1881, when he removed to the new (ind thriving mantfTaeturing t.vn 'of .Iir minghaui; witure ho. established him selfiu the hardware huiuess, at which, we are pleased to learn,, hb has been very's:ie'ces.ful, having, built up. a tiae business there. " . ; Birmingham is a! wonderful town. Eleven yeara. ago' tho.fi rst building was erected there : in 1880 the population whs 4.500.and to-Uy ic is iS.OUOrThere are 7,000 artisans cm ployed there in. the coal and iron industries alonot anl the au'nual output of coal, approximate i.cmu'.immi ions, -ine iev uileaia Times-Democrat; in n recent issue, con tains a description of tho town and its industries, and among the. enterprises spoken of is the following description of the business conducted there by Mr. Kelley: '; ; - The heavy aud shelf hardware, ma chinery,! agi ioulturul impfements and mill supoly .'.trade oi. Biruiiughain is noted for ii client and ..magnitude. Mr. Geo. C Kelley, while establish ing here as recepily as May, 1881, has secured" the heaviest interests, and Cirriesby far1 the largest stock in the referred-to class.ot meichaudise iu this section of the State! . . . .'- ' ; On Second 'avenue, between Nine teenth and Twentieth streets. Mr Kelley conducts his sale establishment, where ejft be' found in "stock' '.stoves, Babbitt .metal, '-brass -goods, . packing, belting, rubber hso. shovels, jirailsi, axes, iron bolts, cordage, - plows, mills, gins, presses, woodwork,; bellow?. ativirs. vises, hollow ware, ere. Steaui engines. iliwe's standard scales, tlirehiuz ma chines and all- practical agricultural implements have an ivgency vested with this gentlemau. j Mr.-Kelley conducts a warehouse corner JFIflh avenue and Twenty-fourth street. 40x70 feet, which is conuected by.a telephonu circuit, in clntling his private residence ai.d sales s'ablt-hniei t His f o u'iar nss iciaiin with the -business, the superior facilities and the enterprise and alertness of Mr. Kelley to secure everything new and J whh ,h m,rueL. ri.n(,HP rtln-lhf. 1 .1 1 ... .1.1.. .i 1.. l.nknn.l ... atlvantage of dealers to visit or corres- poud with his house. j Statue t Martin Luthar. The Lutheian. all over the United Staler, ara 'cd letting moaey to defrav . I . C" f . . . me cxp'nc ti a orouze siaLue to ttieir illustrious patronymic, which is to be erectetl at Washington, D. C., Novein- I bef lOtln 1d83. that beimr the 400th an niversary of Lather'i biith. It willcit ST JWl unit 1 o ... , r " l.n '"' statue of Luther, 111 the group of Re formers, standing in Jllecity of Worms, Germany. The young People's Asso ciation, of St. Paul!s Luthern church, in tins ciiy. have appointed a commit te to soicit sub!crijtions for the fore .loiug purpb.-;. The committee wouM lie lail to receive ruj.dfroirthse tlis Me4-iogivt-fir this laudab.e jbjcct. a "l while they expect Lithnran.- to contribute the greater portion, they J would thanktully receives: donations fom.i'tho.ic who worship in o.htr churches. They seek -t-inal! sums fn.ra i " . i from a lew, feeling, very jrca s'mable that it is a causer in walch aU Cm-blans -who revere th name of org of the fcravest and foro mr si st the Iit if Bt -formers' would gladly contribute Misses Helen Schul " kenv.Wiiheluiina D.eseher awl L;zit!e firm sen, and --MesM" II. Otien, Carl olvoght and R. JsrhuJkeu. Jr., canti tut the committee - - ; " vTh'Qrcoelptj of cotton at this port to-day foot cp ZZS biles.' , 4 , 1883: TTe wni bo f ia4 ttcoUra cbacnslcaCsra trenLetur rtaaa4s jia aay aod a2X gsiiscU ct ; Xi name of tbe wrrur nut alwsra T to nWo4 to tUISdfcct " ' ; 7 CobibuuJocUVmm Din-fei C3 car oae feldo ot tha Miar. , , lrsoiialldiM met t be aTol-tol And It U ipeclally aad parSSaaUrtj xaCzt. stood thU tteEdlr doe aot aiwaya eadorta 4e views of eomspondeata znieo so stated in tho editorial cohnnna. - . , , , , 1 is. Tho Atlantic Coast, Line havo ayda Secured the fast mail service- It will be eonimued. without IntcropUoat, - ! Acperwho livesia Des ifoinea. 1 resseil hanrm ahoop whexe it joins, Tho hoop it flevf back u i ' .. And Kit him a whack, - . ButSt; Jacchs Ojl cured h is lobs. Export f Foreign. ; j;..-' r.. Nor. barqtib Jtxl. Capt. Daineaftri " . cleared tbtez?J6r?tsr Cast!e oa-Tyrta with 4.400 barrels VbsihTalaed at J. $7, 500. fihlpped ireW; lAlexV Bpmnt &Son. .'brigf7ta TbrrZ, Capt-: NVohlcleared for Ilamburg with"'l,CC3 ' tsks ipfrtfaiufpeniY an'd 774 ' barrcli ' rosin. Valued ''ftt.VinrppI ; by ' Messrs. Alex. Spront&' Sbru i i' - i For Pocket K a i Ves or -Table Cctlsry. go to JAcdniIlrdwareDepot. j 1 1 yU VKUTijKMKNT8. Copiirtniirslilp Xotlcc. : JJR. A. B- t AlIPCELtriHATiSO DlIJJ ni nlttei a pTtiiT in imr l ntnbei Comrol 4 011 uIoe-. tho- uuoq wtU bo - continued frtm thb d ito U'rfJ r the iJrm baoie of COL V' . - - COt.lLlR CHX nimtnrtou. Jf. C. . iltrch lth, IMJ. mchl .it ., . 5 . I - - nIouhtain Butter. . : . . u k j A FEW 1 PACKAGES: IN ; ROLLS AND TUBS.. FOR SALL AT LOlTT PRICES. , n AT; f, L'E ATtSALL L E G T: U R E. 1-4 . :'!- TJig Hov;Dr. ClfAJS;F! DEEM3 Will .deliver a f.ErrcitRfVrthi'i benefit j of Ute J,UVfAtty -AiK;iAT10.Nton Tuesday ,N ieht, March 13 th, At tb OPDA IJOUSE. Coxsnesliif at o'clock. '. ' '' Tickets 50 cent Reserved feata for sAl at ,cr ' . " meat fi . rab 8t r Cardc. A1 LA KG E ''AESOBTM ZST? ! AU new d' signs. Frlngfd and plfltn.. . '"'., - d,ee.' fci?rainga. Vevet Trames. Bjuk Mieivet, corner iSrarkete, A new lot just nctlvol at I ' PrANOS, & ORGANS :. :n ;-,FlUiM. ALL TUB Best Manufacturers in tho Country,; ; sold rort catt on om-tite mostxilt I ; INaT.VLlIES r TLAN, AT 1 V ; HKfNB:RGEirS, J! xncix lS.r , : Live Bo k and Music f tore.. 1 vaiuur ':' -u''r,?.. . ir?tt&. '! . A LA KGB VAhlETT 07 Beautiful NewDjBsigns. Call and see thorn at ' ' v YATES' BOOKSTORE. xnrh & ;. - : .- ".4?"- The Place to Juy qTJBPESTISB TOOLS. - l ' PDLLEIES; - " trAfTKrit, - II A K WtlGIITS, lc AeT -Bet of g.jiKl Kk B-ntom prtoea X rullaiidcoujplvieaock of Ii4tdwaxo mtwetrt , IV. t. SPUlXGE4 A CO.,'i RtccOissor to J bn Duwaoji A Cou i -mch f,T, ; j 19. t and -a lnrt rmt Garden Seed I Peas, beam, coRy, cabbage; to nip. ruft.CATUoi, ndlh Ac, 4c A fine setecUoa of r lower eeed. - Wtr.T.liWW nrrmr mch-C "GARDEN SEEDS. ' 4 ' .rUEBU LOT Of ALL KINDS of 1? Jl'STn-wip eed(ar!y and lata varW. -w n- cwjKa T lie T OI f B uj. rtuikd at be U at prtee by wlr it w W . .11... . . . . a JL f - aianafacttirlnr PharraariUi- AND W1IAIIKGTON, X. C. If Yori7Would 'be: Happy buv a C(K)s: aTorE.! ; : "Tho Golden Harvest," i cc CALUMET.!1 Or, r, "SOUTlUZtt:; OAK," C aii. ' - u r-v