XHISPAPEB
every evening.
ceyted by
JOSH T.JAMES.
gprroB raorMBToa.
trRlPTIOSS JPOSTAGB PAID:
f4.00.
d , oo- Qne month, 35 cent.
deUverby carriers free
e m rints per wee.
Us-. or . , ,ta low and liberal.
'Sbirlrs will report any and .all fall.
. !vc their paper regularly.
r, . rrtiUi Pwiew has the. larrtejst
tf- jne j y : - -
ptfished' n.ih city of Wilmington
Stack Theatre company.oi V ien-
i.i r .1.
The !
i a nrrsenieu IAJWiii iwui wiiiiu
,:IverSaurcljvreatlK '
j'ostraaster General fircsham is the
t member of the Cabinet from In
Jna since the organization of the government-
jrds Wolseley and Alcestcr have
ton voted an annual allowance of 2.-
by the House of Commons for their
prices durius the Egyptian war:
Evangelist-Moody cays he does not
fer infidelity half so much as he doea
tbe'coM formalism which is creeping
0T,.r Christianity the want- of heart,
lav. interest and enthusiasm.
: ' '
Intemperance anions women is in-
reasics in Great Britain. Some years
:iit was live intemperate women to
en men, but later statistics make it
stand seven women to ten men
-
His Snobeliency was a devout wor
shipper at three difl'erent churches -in
Florida lastlSnnday. He attended the
Episcopal Church in the forenoon, the
ILonian Catholic in the afternoon and
the colored Methodist at niarht.
Tbi Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
earned five per rent, for its stock and
$71)0,000 for its surplus during the last
six months equal to net earnings of
20 per cent, per annum on the stock. It
is about to build a line of its own to
Philadelphia and New York.
Mr. fcx-Congressuian Pound, of Wis
consin, thinks ex-Speaker Keifer, of
Obio. "a very strong and able man'
and likely to bo the Republican leader
in the next House. So k would seem
rhal there is one other man in the Keifer'
party besides Keifer himself.
I ce Federation of Labor, au organi-5
nation at Washington, has presented a
memorial to the President petitioning
for ah extra session oi Congress to bo
called at as eariy a day as practicable,
ior the- purpose of considering the reln-
tions between labor and capital?
-
The cenbiis report ' shows' that the
South has less than fifty per cent, of
white criminals when 'compared with
New England. The census also shows
that the South has a smaller percentage
of inaano persons, paupers, idiots, blind
and helpless people, than any other sec
tion. Operations have-'commenced by
"which at .a "cost of $1, 250,000, New
Street station. Birmingham, England,
will be converted into the largest rail
way depot in the world. It will cover
a total area of 45,000 square yards, or
over eleven acres, and will have three
platforms rach 1,000 leet long. K.
.4 strahge circumstance, refative to
spring floods, is thns told: After tho
wheat came up, on a Kentucky farm, a
sleet storm covered the field with ice
Before this melted a flood swept over,
and the ice. rising to the surface of . the
water, pulled every blade of wheat out
of the ground and carried it away.
. .
A Boston shoe firm has made arranger
ments to move their shefe faetory and
tannery, to Atlanta, Georgia. The su
perior manufacturing facilities of the
Sonth are rapidly but surely producing
their natural-and legitimate effect. The
South is bound to oecome the great
BJromtacturing portion of the country.
To our thinking the Norfolk Virgin
ia is much improved in appearance by
tho return to its primitive shape, form
pas'ies An eight-page paper is an
unweildy thing, unless glued and cut,
which must sometimes, be very expen
srre.The Virgin uncertainly loses noth
ing of its vivacity and attractiveness by
iho change. , .
jen. Wright, Chief of Engineers, de
lares officially that the failure to pass
nKivcrand Harbor bill entails im
mense losses upon the government, bo
sides checking the completion of Im
portant national works. He. says that
a work once begun should be steadily
continued until its completion for econo
mical reasons. Either that should be
done or the policy of improving rivers
and harbors should be abandoned alto
lether. The
should handle this matter san peur.
It would be more than folly to let im
portant public works, now in successful
prosecution. ruined for the want of
timely aid. .
democrats in Chicago did not
run the campaisn in that city at the
cipense of the itax-payers, and didn't
fiare any government bonds- invested
Tk
The
VOL. VII.
W
in their big victory.
thi3, the Democratic
As a proof of
city committee
make public their receipts and expendi
tures in the campaign, which resulted
in Democratic majorities of from 4,000
to 12,000. Their total receipts were
$5,650, of which $1,000 was contributed
by Carter Harrison, i $3,000 ' by John
Doupy. and the remainder Jassesments
and contributions from other sources,
the individual amounts being given in
every case. The amount received, and
the amounts used and the' names of
those who receipted for Jthem are
made public. 1 " "
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Benson's Skin Cure I J
B H J Ahkexs lee j
Joirv T Patrick Wanted
Mrs 15 A Lcmsde Ladles
Munds IJros Sola Water
F c Miller A New Supply
Yates Sehd In your Orders
HEn8BEHGER Blank Books
James Avdbbsov, 6ert'y Notice
The John E. Ince Company
play m
Charlotte to-night. jj
The receipts of cotton at this port
to-day foot up 24 bales J j .
- j r J
Hon. A. M. Wadaell will de'iver the
Memorial address in Charlotte.
For Pocket KniVes or Table Cutlery,
go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot
t
A called meeting of the Board
bf Aid-
ertnen will be held this! evening.
The wind has got around to
South,
and Spring may be looked for
now in
earnest.
Mr. M. M. Katz left for Goldsboro this
morning to attend the meeting of the
directors of the Colored Insane Asy
lum in that place.
Mr. B. H. J. Ahrens
has
now in
store a full supply of clear pond ice,
which is offered to the trade, city and
country, at his ice houses in this city.
A driver whose name is Joe Glane,
When badly frostbitten in Maine.
Couldn't wear his shoe, P I
So what did ho do? I
St. Jacobs Oi) cured his chilblain .
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Carolina Central R.
H. Company will beheld at the Com pa
nys offices, in this city, ori Thursday,
May 10th.
We notice that the CharlotteVtmrnaZ
Observer Advertises a card for one 'Dr.
Robertson," of Baltimore. We trust
that our neighbor's experience in this
line may bo more pleasant than ours.
We could never get any money out of
him.
An Italian count, with thei proofs of
his nobility, a monkey and hind-organ,
Iras been doing up the city tor the past
two days, much to the delighj of a herd
of small boys, who follow hyn and his
credentials from morning to night.
Mr.. J. Wash Lamb, formerly of this
city but now ot Goldsboro, where he is
conducting a livery and! sales stables,
is in the city this week and it gave j us
much pleasure to take him once more
by the hand. His visits! here arc viery
rare.
Gen. Wright and Col
S. Engineers, arrived in;
Craighill, U.
the city last
evening and went down the river this
morning to the government works,
accompanied by Hon. A. H. Van Bok
kelen, President of" the Chamber of
Commerce, and several other gentled
i .1 i
men oi this city.
Convalescent,
i
We are glad to learn that Maj
John
W. Dunham, clerk of the
Criminal
Court, who has been sick and confined
to the house for some days, was very
much better this morning, wfitli a fair
prospect of his speedy
covery.
and
entire re-
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobi's Hardware Depot.
Un mailables.
The following is a list of the junmail
able postal matter remaining in the
Postoftiee in this city: j
Mr. Lemuel Williams, care Graham,
No. 6. Pine street; S. Gonzelos, La
Row, 612 Washington street Boston,
Mass.; Mr. E. E. Glanssen. Hath's
Mills, Tettell county,; N C; Henry
Taylor, Smithfield. Johnson co., N. C.
i " i 1 .
Look Before you! .Leap
A. & I. Shiuer are now showing the
best line of Men9, Boys' and Childrens'
Clothing that has - ever, been brought
to this Market. Here buyers will find
it greatly to their interest, to j Inspect
their stock of Spring Clothing; before
purchasing elsewhere. 1 th .
Silver Plated Spoons and.Forks, low
pices, at Jacobi.' . ; I .t
Miff
ILMINGTON. N. C. THURSDAY. APRIL
Personal.
Col. John M. Robinson. President of
the Carolina Central R. R., and Capt.
Wm. Smith, Superintendent of the
Raleigh & Gaston R. JR. and the Ral
eigh & Augusta Air Line, arrived here
this morning in Col. Robinson's private
car, and will leave here on the return
to-night on the Wilmington & Veldon
R. R. !
The celebrated 'Fish Brand' Gills
Twine is sold' only at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot. V j
Getttuff Ready.
The steam-yacht Passport is now on
the marine railway undergoing some
necessary repairs preparatory to her
summer business. She will be put in
tip-top order in every particular and
will soon begin her regular trips. The
season will soon arrive when a trip to
"Smithville and the Forts" will be in
j order and the services of the Passvort
will be in demand.
Mischievous Boys.
Henry'Hili and John Watters, two
colored lads, were arrested on a -complaint,
raadej to the Mayor by Amos
Alderman, that they caused him great
annoyance by throwing j rock9 against
the building in which he was at work.
He had tried to stop them by coaxing
fud threatening, but without avail,! and
was reluctantly compelled to ask! tor
their arrest. The boys were recognized
for their appearance before the Mayor
to-morrow morning, to answer to the
charges and abide the result
WJ, W. & O. K. II.
'The Board of Directors of the Wil
mington. Wrightsville & Onslow Kail
road met at the office of the General
Superintendent, E. F. Martin, in this
city, yesterday. !
The office ot Secretary and Treasurer
was separated, and John C. Daney was
retained as Secretary aud John O
Nixon, of this city, was made Treas
urer. The Board of Directors made an
assessment on the capital stock of five
per cent., payable forthwith. The .cap
ital stock subscribed is $40,000, and the
, pr.iaent assessment wiU-.be6ul!lclent in
complete the grading of the road. It
ia expected that the road will be ready
for the iron in less than a month from
this date.:
Merely Incidental.
t .' i
fcthr Rvfin wb iinnArstann. wl
very much pleased with Wilmington
and such of its people as he met while
here. He left Tuesday night for Au
gusta, where he is also to lecture. On
Tuesday Capt. D. O'Connor invited
several gentlemen to meet him at din
ner among whom where were several
old Confederates. Capt. O'Connor
himself having 'served with distinction
on the other side, with Gen. Sherman
The conversation turned, during din
ner1, as a matter of course, on incidents
and commanders of the late war and
these contending forces, with their feet
beneath the mahogany, fought over le
t ween them many of their old fights
and there was not a ripple of discord
heard anywhere, only the flow of the
mellow wine as the guests pledged each
other and their host. This was practi
cal reconstruction.
YounerMrs. Winthrop.
"Young Mrs. Winthrop." which you
will see in a few days," remarked Mr.
George L. Smith, agent of the Madison
Square Young Mrs. Withrop Com
pany, "has j ust concluded a ! successful
run of six months in New York City,
where it attracted the largest and most
fashionable audiences ever assembled in
a New York play house. The play is
from the pen of Bronson Howard, and
js written in his best vein. The play is
one that should be seen by every mar
ried couple, as it contains' a lesson
must needs be studied by young people
just entering their married life if they
desire - love and happiness. The re"
markable setting of young Mrs. Win
trop must be seen. Words are inade
quate to properly describe it. The play
will be produced here with all ''the
splendor which celebrated its run at the
Madison Square Theatre."
The Directors of the. W.. W. &. O.
U.;R. went out this afternoon, in Capt.
SoutherlandV four-hourse wagonette,
for a trip on the line of the road be
tween, the city and Wrightsville. .:
Included in the cast of ; characters is
Miss Maude Stuart as''Edith Chapin
her original part, and played by her
through the entire run of the play -i
in j New York of over 200 nights.
Mr. Smith is now In the city arrange
ing with Mr, Dyer for the presentation
of the beautiful dramatic drama on the
evening of April 27th, when Wilming
ton will have the finest entertainment
of the season. - t
Exports Foreign.
Ger. barque Erna, Capt. Voss. cleared
to-day for Liverpool with .1,880 bales
cotton, valued at $83,755. shipped by
Mr. A. H. Greene, and 600 bales cotton,
valued at $27,000, shipped by Mr.
Eugene McDonnell. jnakLig a total of
2480 bales, valued at $110,755.
Tbe Blind Preacher. :
As slated by ns a week op so . ago Dr.
Wiiburn. the blind preacher, will lec
ture in this city and the dates have now
been definitely fixed for the 25tli and
S6jLhinstM next Wednesday; and Thurs
day. The lectures will be delivered in
the interest "of Front. Street M.E.
Church. , ."
. Accident.
Mr. Cliarles Bonham, who lives about
3 miles from the city, oo the road to the
Sound, had the misfortune to have
left arm broken last Saturday evening,
He was going, into, the house with a
bundle in his arms and his foot slipped
on the step causing him to fall with the
result above stated. '
- A War Relic.
There has been a large quantity of old
iron, among which are a boiler and
portions of machinery, landed on ' the
dock at the foot of Chestnut streets,
where it is being broken up asjunk. It
is a portion of one of the blockade
vessels which was . run ashore! by the
Federal cruisers during the War near
Bald Head, where it has remained sub
merged in watt r and sand ever since,
until recently. 1
I.anrtK Wanted.
MrC John T. Patrick, State Immigra-
tkn Agent, advertise-nin this issue for j
well-timbered cypress lands. lie has j
an enquiry from u party of gentlemen .jj
of means in Pennssylvania, who proposed
to. establish, if suitable lands can be
obtained, at a reasonable price, a fac
tory for the manufacture of wood piping.
They mean-business, and parties in this
section who may have! such lands to
dispose of on reasonable terms are re
quested to communicate with Mr. Pat
rick, at Wadesboro. or, -if more con
venient, with the Editot of this paper.
The atuation- of mir brethren the
press in Eastern North Carolina is call
ed to; this fact, with the 1 request that
they make it known through their col
umns to the owners of such lands in
their own sections. ,
The Two: Lectures.
Rev. Dr. Hoge. of Richmond. Va.,
arrived in the city this morning and is
the guest of Mr. George W. Williams.
He will lecture to-night and to- morrow
night at the - Opera House under the
auspices ot the Wilmington Library
Association, who have done so much to
furnish our cttirens with first-class lit
erary entertainments. The subject of
to-night's lecture will be "Tent Life in
the East." while that of to-morrow
night will be "Modem Chivalry." Dr.
Hoge comes to us with an excellent
reputation as a lecturer and orator, and
we hope that a erowded house my greet
him on both occasions as there is a
promise of a treat of rare excellence in
store for them.
Southern Telegraph Company,
j Dr, W. S. Morris and Col. J. H.
Bryant are in the city in the interest of
the Southern Telegraph Company,
which is now pushing its way South by
two lines the Coast Line and the Rich
mond and Danville Line. At a meet
ing of the Produee Exchange, held this
noon, these gentleman were in atten
dance and presented, in an entirely in
formal way, the object of the company
they represented, and the means, by
which they expected to carry out . that
object. There was quite a full attend
ance of members of the Exchange and
a full and free interchange of thought
and opinion in the matter, which re
sulted satisfactorily to all parties.
The representatives of the Telegraph
Company express -themselves as de
lighted with the cordial greetings which
haye been extended them from all with
whom they have come in contact, and
as gratified t the success which has
attended the object of their mission.
They state that the line is now com
pleted nearly to Weldon and that it
will surely come here at no distant day,"
and will oe extended to Charleston,
Savannah and other points further
South. ..
We were glad to notice that some of
our best merchants and far-seeing
financiers were deeply interested iu the
work, giving it encouragement and sup
port, and we learn that the same
spirit has actuated all our prominent
business men and capitalists. ' '
To Builders and others-rGq to'JACp t
si'a for Sftsh, Blinds and Doors, ias
bc Yon can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices.
19, 1883.
NO. 94
Acme Manufacturing: Coni
. pany. ; -1 '. - :
At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Acme Manufacturing Company
held at their ofilce yesterday, Mr. M
Cronly was called to the chair and A.
M. Waddell, Jr., appointed Secretary.
A committee was, appointed to as
certain the amount subscribed to the
capital stock, who reported that there
were 1,520 shares subscribed, the par
value of each share being $100, making
$153,000." r'- I--'" .
'.On motion; it was resolved to go into
an election! of eisht directors of the
corporation to serve for the ensuing
year, which resulted Ih?the election of
Wml Latimer, M. Cronly, II. G.
Latimer, E. S. Latimer, H. R. Latimer,
II, Savage4 J- G. Stephens and C.
Ware.
The directors met immediately after
the adjournment of: the stockholders'
meeting, and elected the following offi
cers of the company for the ensuing
year: : y' - ''
': Wm. Latimer, President-'
H. G . Latimer, Treasurer.
Henry Savage, General Manager
C. sV. Ware, Managing Director,
New York.
H. li. Latimer, Bookkeeper.
J. (j. Stephens, Superintendent Yibru
Department. j
L. II. Friedburg, Chemist and Super
intendent Oit and Fjjrtilizer! Depart
ment.
fj. W. Warren, Ass't Sjii peri u ten-
I dent, Brooklyn Factory. -j
Thos. KadcltfiW Asa'c Chemist.
A. M. Waddell, Jr., Purchasing At.
Cronly fe Morris, General Agents.
E. S. I-ntimer. Attorney.
The Modern Aire
I for May is in its way a model magazine
and should 'find a place on every library
table. Its new aerial beginning with
this number might well iervc as a
model for some of our American nove
lists who are decrying everything in the
way of fiction except what originates
with their own particular clique. It is
by Rudolph Lindau, and entitled The
Calif(9rians, The opening chapters
would show it to be smoothly and
elegantly written without any sensation
al or im possible incidents, yet presenting
vivid pictures, of life and possessing an
intense interest. A scholarly essay by
M. Ernest Kenan, the great French
cthnographist, is entitled The -Jewish
llafic and the Jewish Religion, and the
argument; for the suppression of public
gambling at Monaco is presented an
entertaining shape in the article Montfi
Carlo. KihUiMic Sketches is com piled and
translated from the new book by
Stepniak, which gives the world its
first glimpse into the inside workings of
that mighty conspiracy which goes under
the name of Nihilism. The Modern Age
is published at Buffalo. N. Y. Price
1.60 per year, v ;!
Kitchen Market.
The following retail prices rule in
this market to-day, April 19:
Beef 10 15c per pound; veal 13i
15c; lamb 1215c; mutton 12J15c;
Green pork, whole hog, 910c pef
pound; cuts, i24ttl5c;corned pork 12a
15c r turkeys, alive, $11.25 each;
dressed. 1618c per pound ; chick
ens 3037ic each ; grown fowls, 35z&
40c; geese alive 75e each; dress
ed $1,; j sausages 15020 cts,; pud
dings 10815, j; eggs, 14 15 els per
dozen,; butter, country, 2530c,;
Northern, 40,: lard, 1315, ; Baltimore,
hams, 16018, ; breakfast strips, 15016, ;
N.C. hams, 1 4 17, ; shoulders, 11012,;
sides,; 9J012 ; fish, trout, 2O0t50c,
mullets, 15020,; shad. 75c$1.25 per
pair,; scalded oysters, 12Jc. per
quart, ; New River oysters SOc
$1 per gallon; New River
oysters, in shell, $2 per bushel ; Myrtle
Grove oysters, in shell, 80c$l per
bushel; clams.-per quart, , 12Je; per
bushel,' 50c; cabbage, 15025c .per head;
col lard a, 510c; turnips 5010c per
bunch ; sweet potatoes, 2Sc per peck ;
Irish do, 50c per peck; onions, 50c
per peck; carrots and parsnip. 50c per
peck. - v f :'; !
NEW APVEBUBEMEyrS.
ICE ! ICE ! ICE!
j WOULD BE3PECT FULLY NOTIFY the
dtlzeas and the public generally, that I hare
laid In a full supply of choice IC and am ful
ly prepared to til orders to all points on Ball
boads and Rivers, and hope to secure a rea
sonable share of patronage
B. H.J. AHREX8, Proprietor
aplld-d&wSm New Ice House.
Ladies-
J AM .RECEIVING SKW- MILLIVERY
I GOOTS KVERY WFEK. by Ball and Steamer.
MES. K. A. LUJISIliV,
11 It It
Xortb Front tret.
n- ).-!"
Wo will be glad to receive cooaatailcatloM
from our frUndj on aay and ail subject f
CC&eraJ Interest but I :". '
Tba naxne of the writer moat always be fa'
ebbed to the Editor. : -j-
Communications must bo written oca only
ono aide of the paper. - ' '
PorsonaKtlos most be avoided.!
And It la especially and particularly under
tood that the Editor does not always endorso
tko views of correspondents unless so stated '
In the editorial columns. , : i
NEW ADVEttTISEJklENTS.
Notice.
THE KEGULAR ANNUAL 3IEETISG OF
V " " '-'' """' j 1 - - ! -
tne Stockholder of the j CAROLINA CEN
TRAL, RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
at the Coiapany's OlUce. In th City of Wil
mington, on THCRSDAT, maT 10th, at 11
o'clock, A. JAM ES! ANDERSON,
spll-tm -:' " , Sccrelart
Wanted.
gY a coMPANir wno ruoro.SE TO
. ' .' ;'; '" ;v . . v.;
eitablish a manufactory ihereou, Avcll-tiial-sr-ed
cypress lamia. Parties who may Lave ncu
larirts to dispose of r rcqiteeted to coramual- -
cate, with rae at.Wadctboro by letter or with
Mr. Joah T. James. atWilmlngton In person.
Full prrtculars a to exact location of lands,
auiftber of acr1, probable yield of Umber to
the acre-arid "lowest pike, adust be made
known.
UOlfN T. PATRICK.
State Immigration Agtnt,
u litf
j Wadetboro, N
C.
. S ; r : "8.1
DR. C. W. BENSON'S !
Is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA, TOTTERS HUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, ft-ILK CRUST,
ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONS,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES &
TENDE&HTCHINCS on U partaof Uia
body. It makes ttto skin v&ito. soft and
rinooth iremovos taa and &-eckle, and la
tho BSST toilet dressing in THJ3 WOilLU.
Elegantly put up. two bottles in ono panic.
aee, conslaung of both internal and cxtep.
na.1 iMUmcnL All flnt nluilniim.ta
M
R
ca
9;
1
a
a
I !
liavait. Prloe, tl.for packc.
"Mr ski.h wincn beex - covuitit
W1IH fcCALV HOKfiS. HAS UKCOMi: CLKAN,
SMOOTH" A.V1) SOFT AS A I.ADY'8 VKOM THH
rsr. of 'vocn "jkix Ccrk." A. Jkl.' NohjV
fcalem. S. C. . k i
"FOR FOCU Vt.1Hf I flTFKKREH AOONT
FUOit A 8KIV DISEASE. YOIJE S'KIJi CrilK
cvkei mk." C. It. . AlcDonaM, Vlanterfillt'L
Ala. . . j , i .
"Five PH.'e: so ed of! jiecicixs,:! so
HKLlEf. YOTJK $KIH CVKZ HAS aKJVKN
AWAY AJA. EKCPTION8 AND I'M JCJIAftLT
vtelu" ra J, V ounff, IlstnitltOD. J1L 2;ia'8i.
"I'M HAPPr TO SAT TOUK SKIN CtHlE UAH .
CUUEIi MT KCZKilA OF THE gCALF, OF FOUtt
years STAXDoro." Jno. A. Andrews, Attor
ney at Law, A eh ton. III. 4 6 '82. .
"YOCTl SKIW CUBK ERADICATED MY I'lM
fle. They useh to break out coktixc
Aixr." . StcroT. Uarrlson, Koohctor, til Y.-
"I hap Salt Bheum for 19 year. Foua
i'ackaes or Tors Saw Cure ksttrelt.
cured me." F. P. Lavdle, Merced, Ca I. 5
28 '91. . '
- .-'''' i " - -
freehbijr obco in a while to flnd a medicine ad.
Yirtlaed. whew stanpJc. Intelligible name In :
Kozlleh at onco conveys to the reader an un-1
den tandlu of tho use and pun08C t the !
reraedv. A ntabla lnstaueo;of this kind' In I
foun-1 In the medicines of Dri C. V. rnnn. i
whos gKLf Cure and Chamomile riLts iaa. i
part at onc. In their namea. either their pur
pose or tho lnjtredlcnts which compoe thetn."
"Headache banished by Dr. Benaoin'a Celery
and Chamomile Fill nerrous or dyspeptic. r
C. K. Crittenton. Bole Wltoleaale Aarent,for
Dr. C. XV TtaniMMt'a Hair.1M h iik IT.;1 1. 1
New York. i . t
apl Ifl ly!-th-frro r
LECTURES.
JinE RETVY MOSE3 J. JIOGE, OF KICH-
mod, Tirginia, win lecture forUe beiiefltof
the library Association, at tho Opera House,
... . ,
on THURSDAY and FI DAY, April 19ta aid
20tb: ' ' " ! '; ' -p-
Subject for tbe 10th, j
"TENT LIFE IN THE EAST."
Subject for the 20tb,
"MODERN CHIVALRY."
Lectures to commence at BV, o'clock, P. 51.
AdmUalon Fifty Cent. Notextra chargs
for CeeerVod Seatsftrbteh will be for sale at
Dyers' ou Wednesday, llth, Tbursday 19th,
and Friday, 20th. ' i .
apl 16-tt " nac . . . y .
Soda Waterl Soda Water!
riTii rvaK mvn juiced.
!
ICE COLD I
SEASON I-3. '
MINERAL WATER ON DRAUGHT.
ICE COLD'. i ..
WILLI Ait IX. GILEEN,
.Druggist.
apl U
SODA WATER.
QN AND AFTER TO-DAY WH WILL
keep( tbe most dellolous Ice Cold Sodr. i i
Fere fruit juices only used.
rounds Bros., I
IMpensIng Pharmacists, I --
1.4&1 BROADWAY, NKW YftRK,
AND WILMINGTON, N. C.
mcb 17 .
K You Happv
:P': UTJA 'CDOSSTOVK. jj.
Vthe Golden Harvest,":
"PABlVrRB i
"CALUMET,"
Or, "SOUTIIKItX OAK,"
Of - 1'AIOKH 4 TAYLJiK.
Pure White OU. aplta.
PJLSASS KOTICS."
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