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The Daily Review.
MONDAY. APRIL 30 1883.
T a Tin tin TieriMa lifts the lamest
rtJ Mxmwwy www
-I: rimimun.- or a 71 it newsvuwi
published, tn me cuy oj mmmtyw.
Call lor a Colored Convention.
W ASinNGTOKr April 28. Tn compli
ance wilb the terms of a resolntion
adopted by a convention of colored
people of the District of Columbia,
which met in thi3 city on Kmr.nctpation
Day, a call has been issued for a nation
al convention of colored men. to be
held in Washington on the 24th of
September, 1883." The call, .which is
signed by a committee of vfiich 1- red
Douglass is chairman, directs the hold
ing of conventions in the several States
and the election of delegates lrom the
States as follows : Alabama, 24 ; (eor
tia. 29: North Carolina. -22; . bouth
Carolina, 25; Virginia, 25; Mississippi.
26 ; Louisiana, 26 ; Tennessee and 1 cxa.
each 9; Kentucky, 11; Arkansas ana
Maryland, each 9; Missouri 6;-Honda
And Delegare, District of Columbu,
Illinois, Indiana. Kansas, New Jersey,
New York and West Virginia, each
Pennsylvania and Ohio, each 4; Cali
fornia, Colorado, Nebraska, Connecti
cut. Iowa, llhbdc Island, Maine, Michi
gan, Massachusetts and Minnesota,
each 1; in all 288.
The Convention is called for the con
sideration of the present and future
condition of the colored people of this
country and of the best method of se
curing to them the full enjoyment ol
their social and political rights.
Capture of Counterfeiters.-
New YoRk, April 28. A raid on-alleged
counterfeiters and persons deal
ing in counterfeit money was made last
night by special agent Drummond and
U. S. Deputy Marshals Bcrnhard and
Deuber. The following named persons
were arrested : George L. Stauley, of
511 East 94th street, the alleged manu
facturer of thousands of ' trade and
"Brand" dollars. He fought desperate
ly, but wa3 subdued; Mathew .J. Roo
ney, Hugh Curry , Thomas Ililcy and
Thomas II. Kearney and his reputed
wife, Lena; Patrick Smith aud Mrs.
Jennie Uoldcn. ; She is the wife of Jim
Holden, who is now serving a , term at
the prison at Norristown. Pa., for pass
ing counterfeit money. Smith was ar
raigned before U. S. Commissioner
Shields, and held in $2,500 ban. Mrs.
Holden was held in $1,000 bail for
passing counterfeit trade dollars tipon
Daniel McSweeney. She prolaimed
her innocence and protested that she
never before laid eyes on her accuser.
The operations of tho gang. -have ex
tended through Pennsylvania. Now
Jersey, Kentucky, Virginia. .Maryland
and this State v
Commissioner Kaum.
Washington, April 28,T-Mr. Green
B. Raum, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, to-day tendered his resigna
tion to the President, to take effect on
the 30th inst.. and it has been accepted.
This action on the part of Mr. llaum
was occasioned simply by a desire to
re-enter private life and engage in the
practice ot his former profession the
law Ue had been Commissioner 6
- years and 9 months. The resignation
was sent to the President accompanied
. by a statement of these reasons. Im
mediately after the resignation became
public, Mr. W. T. Clark, the Chiet
Clerk to the Commissioner, resigned.
He remarked that he would not stay in
the ofilce five minutes after the Com
missioner vacated. , -.
It was stated authoritatively, late
this afternoon, that ex-Congressmau
Julius Burrows, of Michigan, will sue
ceed Gen. Raum to the Conimissioncr-
ship. v
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Two Birthdays.
New YoRK.April 28. Queen Vic
toria's birthday will be celebrated on
May24 throughout Great Britain, with
the exception of London, where it will
be celebrated IMay 26. The Tribune
.,::Aii aufrnrneta tlmt. the nroirrrnime
is a generoas one, since any body of
entnusiascs can ccieoiato mo uj m
' country and finish their spree in the
city two days later, while if Mr. Parnell
- -and his friends do not sympathize they
can stay over May May 21, avoid me
the celebration at their own homes,
and go home in time to avoid the Lon
don celebration.
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Jay Gould's Trip.
- New York, April 28 Jay Gould
left the city to-day in a special car on
tho Delaware, Lackawanna and West
era railroad for a trip west and south.
He was accompanied by Russell Sage,
Samuel Sloan. A. L. Hopkins, and one
or two other gentlemen. The. party
will stop at Buffalo to-day and expect to
be in Detroit to-morrow. They will
go as far west as St. Imis and iuspect
the Southwestern railroad system and
a portion of the ' East Tennessee, ir
sinia and George railroad system. The
nartv will return to this city in' a few
8TATENEW8.
Morganton Mountaineer. A practi
cal miuer, who has spent the past twelve
months prospecting in Burke and Cald
well counties, says that the belt of
country from the head of Ixwcr Creek
' in Caldwell to the head of Irish Creek
- in. Burke is tho richest mineral belt on
the continent, abounding in iron, copper,
gold, and silver.
Shelby Aurora; The value of real
estate has advanced in Shelby. Next
y' month our two tobacco manufactories
will be booming and give employment
to 100 persons. The trade of Shelby
Jias increased 50 per cent in the last
three years and our merchants are doing
much for the advancement ol this town.
Greensboro. Patriot: The reported
injuries to the W. N. C. R. R. have
been greatly exaggerated $3,000 will
cover all the damages. Trains ran from
Asheville to Salisbury yesterday, 27th.
The Democrats in Charlotte- are
sure of electing Mr. Maxwell. The total
registered strength of the city is 1.427
-with a white majority ot 359.
Asheville Citizen: Messrs. Banks and
McLaughlin, of Asheville,5 contemplate
tho issue at an early day of a paper, to
be called tho Daily Visitor, neutral in
politics,and devoted to general news.
Mr. Sidney Eiford, ot England.hasjust
returned from a visit to his home, with
tho detrrmination of making Western
North Carolina his home- He brings
with him M r. Frank Eiford. his brother,
and Messrs. H. II. Budgett and T. M.
Buggctt. ! I
Charlotte Journal: Mr.B. Ludwick.
of Salisbury, who went to Wadesboro
some days ago with a drove of horses,
was brought to the city bn the Carolina
Ceutral train yesterday, on his way
home, in a oaaiy wpunaea conamon
from the kick of a horse. The animal
kicked him square m the month, the
calk or tho shot stnting the nose ana
breatingit. Mr, Ludwick s mouth was
greatly swollen and 1 he was suffering
intensely. All his front teeth were
knocked out and his jaw I bone was
oroiceu. uc went on nomo nw uivrn-
inc. . j
Rutherfordton Manner.
A union
meeting of the several denominations
has been going on lor several days in
Rutherlordton commencing at the Bap
tist. Saturday last, and alternating with
the Methodist church, j Rev. C. Injus
tice, Rev. J. T. Abernetby and that
2ood old Father in Israel, llev. T. B.
Justice ofliciating. The business houses
of our town have considerately closed
their doors at the ringing of the bells
that all their employes mights have the
privilege of attending the services and
there is an evident awakening among
christians of all denominations, not be
ing confined to the town limits but
spreading far into the country, there
being quite a number
from all around us.
Newbern Journal:
in attendance
iOn Thursday
nisbt at about 11 o'clock! a sailor, who
came in on a schooner a pew days ago,
named Augustus Rore, a Swede, had
his throat cut at Five Points. George
Washington, colored, is charged with
doing the cutting and is in jail awaiting
preliminary hearing. The cutting was
done with an ordinary pocket knife, and
will probably prove fatal. Among
the shipments of peas on the $henan
doah on Friday was a lot of Jl72 boxes
shipped by Jesse Brooks, one j of the
well to do colored farmers of this coun-(
ty. Jesse bought a plantation about
nine years ago and promised jto pay
$7,000 For a few years after making
bis purchase he was a county commis
sioner, and of course had to deal more
or less with politics, and says during
that time be had trouble in makpg his
payments, but since he has quit politics
be doesn't find much trouble in jcoming
to time, and owes only about $f ,800 on
his plantation. lie says farming and
poliiics won't work well together.
A story reached-thecity last night that
a colored man had been hung by his wife
aud another negro man in Hyde county
under the following circumstances:
The wife entered into a conspiracy with
this man to get rid of her husband, and
fixed a rope through the upper floor of
the house while the husband was ab
sent, and when he returned home the
Wife met him at the door and greeted
him with kisses, and decoyed him under
the hole, while the man on the upper
floor dropped the nooie over his! head ;
then the wife held her husband's hands
and he pulled the rope. When they
thought he was dead, they todK him
down and dragged him off, covered him
up for dead.' When they had left the
old fellow, like Sindbab the sailor, he
scratched out. The guilty parties, hear
ing of his resurrection,, fled to Pamlico
county, where they were arrested I and
put 111 jail, lhis is the rumor as told
by a Pamlfco man last nignti
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For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery,
go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot. I f
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
J ITAVK JUST RECEIVKD
n beautiful Hue of
Sand
OPENED
HATS, BONNETS, FLOW E US,
FICHUS,
HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS,
HOOP SKIRTS, and all kinds fof LACE COL-
I I
uAu, nit ui uic laui biym.
Ladies will find it to their Interest
to exam
i'ou can
ine before purchasing elsewhere,
secure good bargains by doing too.
MRS. 8. J. BAKER,
122 Market Street
apl21-lm
1 HAVE BEEN RUNNING
I! T
Sewing Machines for the last j
twenty-five years, until the
bloom of youth has well-nigh
worn from my once rosy and
flimpledj cheeks, and the lus-
trc of my eye dimmedby the
toilaud Worry with those old
woman killers, and I tell you
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my dear; sisters, that if I had
used Hie Improved Wheeler WilsonjNo. ,
I would be a young-looking and handsome
woman to day. It is old on such easy- tcims
that no one can afford to be. without iti. It is
the best on earth.
OFFICE : EVANS' BLOCK,
Princebs Street,
Wilmington, X. C.
apl l"-4t tu sat
You Will Find
j :ii i
The man that leaves the furnishing of his
house j
Entlrelv with bis wife. I I i
And furnlbhcs her with plenty of stamps.
Is sure to iind it nice. I i . I
T EAVK VpUR ORDERS FOR FURNITURE
U iccpairinp:, upholstering, Cleaning ana i
Varnishing, Mattress Making and Re
aiiiuuuiKi iuut5 xuaKuiu; iuiu ucuaii luge t
Having biiades. Matting i laid and all house ;
uaitging briaues, Mattl
decorating work, with
Gi I. GKUBBS,
The Paper Hanger and Awning Maker,
No. 2, New Market.
" Competition defied. . Work guaranteed.
apl 20 : i
Ladies
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"J" POKING FOR BARGAINS
AND NOVELTIES
should visit the lively little Cash Store No 117, j
sianter street. Aamuon io siock maae oaiiy.
Now offering a handsome stock of Ham burghs,
-- - i - -.
Laces and French LUle Glove cheap.
JOHN J. HEDRICK.
api
comherciaii itdyto. t
WILMINGTON MABKKT. !
" ' April 304 P.M.
BPIBITS TUBPENTINEQuoted
firm at 40 cents, with sales of 100 casks
at these figures.
ROSIN Quoted firm at $1.35 for
Strained and $1.40 for Good Strained.
TAR Quoted steady at $1.50 per bbl
j cf qqq lbs..
CRUDE TURPENTINE- Quoted
, A. M. T . , A J:
steady at $1.0 for Hard and $2.75 per
bbl for Soft.
COTTON Quoted firm at 1 95 for
X,.AAU vr m1 ntcui TK
following are the official quotations:
Ordinary.!. 6 13-10 eta
Good Ordinary 8 3-16
Low Middling. H
Middling... 9i
Good Middling ......104
DATLT KECXEPTS-
CJotton ....
Spirits Turpentine
Rosin.
50 bales
144 casks
607 bbls
291 bbls
62 bbls
Tarl
Crude Turoentine.
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bw
bey, Sinithville, Master. . ."
Steamer North State, Green, Fay
etteville, Worth & Worth.
1 IGer ! barque Marja Sophia, -Signitz,
Hamburg, Heide & Co, with kainit
Schr Pemaquid, Wheeler, Raum Key,
W I, with salt to E G Barker & Co
CLEARED. j
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis
bey, Smithville, Master.
Steamer North State, Green, Fayr
ettoville, Worth & Worth. I
Swcd barque Thorgny, Andersen,
Riga, Russia, DoRosset & Co
Br barque George Daris, Macumber,
Glasgow, Scotland, Alex Sprunt & Son
Nor barque Hjcmmet, Ingermund
sen, Goole, Eng. Paterson, lowniBg &
Co
Export.
I FOREIGN.
Hitfa. Russia -Swed Imrque Thorgny
3,030 bbls rosin
Glasgow, Scotland Br George Davis
I.oOO casks spts turpt, 3.320 bblsrosm
(ioole, Eng Nor barque Hjemmet
o -7
90 b. bis rosin
New Spring Styles
H HATS AP BONNETS AND HAXD-
some Triramlnga, Feathers, Flowers and Elb
lK)ns in all the New Shades. Also, Ladles
Furnishing Goods, Torciion and other Lacee,
&e. 1 For sale by
MBS. KATE C. WINES,
Second street, one door from Postoffice.
aplJS-tf j 1
ICE! ICE! ICE!
T WOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY the
citizens and the nubile generally, that I have
laid In a full supply of choice ICE and am ful
ly prepared to fill orders to a U points on Ball
Boads and Rivers, and nope to secure a rea
eonaDie snare or patronage, i -i
B. II. J. AH WSNS , Proprietor !
apllS-d&w3m New Ice Housed
gople are always on
e lookout for chan
ces to increase their
earnings, and In time
. ecome wealthy; those who do not Improve
theiroppertunuies remain in poverty. We or
fera great chance to make money, . We want
many men, women, boys and girls to work for
us right .n their own localities. Any one can
do tho work properly from the first start. The
business will vav more than ten times ordl
nary wages. Expensive outfit furnished free.
No one who engages falls to make money rap.
Idly. You can devote your whole time to the
work, or only your spare moments. Full In
formation and all that is needed sent free. Ad
dress BTIX8ON & Co., Portland, Maine.
ov 16-dAw tf .
JUST THE PAPER THE PEOPLE WANT !
ED. OLDHAM'S
WESTERN SENTINEL.
(Established 1852.)
! - !
Should be Read at Every Fireside in Kaeatem
North Carolina.
Full of News, Fun, Gentral Information and
Something to Interest Everybody,
gKsD 30 cents anj trt rr thrkr month?.
WINSTON, N. C.
apl -21
jj D R3 O T 1 1 1
j "TNDERTAKKB, CABINET MAKER AND
j cRpENTBK maWo ShoponSec
j , . , '" .
I ond street, opposite Southerland's stables.
XI-
Kespectf nlly solicits orders and guarantees
j ' t i
good work, prompt dell very and satisfaction Id
LYON&HEALY
State & Monro Sts., Chicago.
Will MBdjmvaU to any iAlm tbtr
HAND CATALOCUE.
. tar VX Mc, Hit tnp-ngi:
I or iMtrawiu. rvii-, cpa, XHia,
llVmpaw. Epavlei,1 fw-Umpi,
Stuxfe. Drvro MaiorS Stiffs a4
'Hsa. Snadnr Bud Oatfav. RmHh
0n Llm far Amalnr Kortj, j CMi
ir txitudUiiM.
feb 3 eodlydAw
VIRGINIA MEAL.
T AM OFFERING THIS SPLENDID MBAL
I ground roane or fine;) at lottom prtce:.
Every
bag warranted to give satisfaction.
Car load or single bag orders solicited. De
livered free, E. G. BLAIR,
apl 23 rw Market Street i
Fresh Arrivals.
p HOICK WATER-MILL MEAL
CORN AND EASTERN HAT,
1
4
Dry Salt and Smoked Sides,
Dry Salt and Smoked S boulder,
Heavy Mesa Pork,
North Carolina Lard,
North Carolina Hams,
All grades Good Flour, .
I
At Cloee Price.
H ATJi & PEARS ALL
WS1
MISCELLANEOUS.
Spring&Cuin mer
COO DS ,
-" . -AT .'
36 Market Street.
JUST RECEIVED.
the Latest Novelties.
All
DRESS GOODS.
Black and Colored Silks, Ottomans, Bh&damca,
i
Brocades, Surrahs,CLlght Sliada Fancy
Silks, Satias in all New Shades Nun's
. i - .
A'eiling, Tamlse, Caehmerea.Mohalrs',
Beiges, French Buntings, Sateens,
Zephyrs, Seersuckers, Percale,
, Linen Lawns, ladies Cloth,
Honey-Comb Sacking,
Silk Pongees,
WHITE GOODS
IN EVERY VARIETY.
i ' '
j j-. . ' '
Piquet, Marselllea, Embroideriefl, lceu, Irish
' - . i
Point, the best ajwortment and greatest
variety In the city.
CORSET S,
Hosiery, Gloves, Lace ;Collars, Ficbiu, Tie,
VelHnts, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Crepes.
Housekeeping Goods I
Damasks, Spreads, Towela, Tapklms,
IiADIKS, MISSES, MEN; AND BOYS'
I GAUSB MERINO UNDERWEAR.
Men and Boys'
Casai meres, Linens and Cottonades. fall
lineaof
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
... ," i j
too numerous to mention. All at prices so low
I i !
that will give satisfaction for durability , qua!
Ity and cheapness, j
Call and save money by bujhig oi'
M. TJ1. KATZY
36 Market Street.
arl 9 . i
EETt A week made at home bv
jf Vjjl the industrious. Best bust
It Sm ness now before the public.
U I Capital not needed. Wc
will start you.
Men. women, bovs and girls
wanted everywhere to work for us. Now Is
the the time. You can work In spare time, or
give your whole time to the business. No
other business will pay you nearly as well.
No one can fall to make enormous pay, by es
gaging at once. Costly outfit and terms free.
Money made fast, easily and. honorably. Ad
dress Trub & Co . , Augusta, Maine.
bot 16-d&w tf .
MILLINERY.
Entirely New and Beauti-
ful Stock! !
T HAVE RETURNED FROM THE NORTH
-a. ! i
era markets and will next week open an ei1
tlrely fresh stock, NOTOB LOTS, and noth
ing oW or out of date, but all from !
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THE FIRST IMPORTING HOUSES.
The styles are prettier than evr. .
Will be pleased to see my customers and
show them the most elegant line of Millinery
in the city.
Respectfully, "
MISS E. KARRER,
apl 16
EXCHANGE CORNER.
If You Would be Happy
; BUYJ A COOKCSTOVE.
"The Golden Harvest,"
3-3
if
CALUMET,"
Or, SOUTHERN OAK,"
Of PARKER Jk TAYLOR.
W-Pure White Oil. -apl 16
Livery and Sale Stables.
ORSKS, BUGGIES, PnETOXS AXD
CAB
ARRIAGL8 let at low rates. AI,-o Board
1 j j -
for Horses. !
mr The finest Ueanue in the city. ' :
HOLLINGSWOBTH A VaLKER,
At the New Stables,
mch 24-tf Cor. Fourth and Mulbem- r
Tuning Pianos & Organs.
pROF. N. SCHMITT, HAVING AN EXPE-
nence of tMrtyyears In America, far Tan In
and Repairing Musical Instrument. U enabled
to guarantee entire saUsfaction, or make no
charge. Tho highest recommendations from
Schools and College from the Southern States
at hand. Orders left at his residence on See-
and Music Store. "7T it
MM1 ww wmm
W. Yates and n .w. n
MISCELCAITEOUO.
- ' - OF BBAUTITUI, P
OTTOMAN BROCADE GRENADINES.
pjElBSS GOODS J3rr TBIMMqq
Pa8samentaryf with and without Jet." ;
Laces in great variety, j . J
Lace Curtains,
FAISTC
SOME GOOD BARGAINS FOR YOU.
apl si
Wanted.
jgY A COMPANY WHO PROPOSE T j
establish a m anufactory thereon, well-Umber- j
ed cypress lands. Parties who may have such ;
lands to dispose of are requested to coramuni-
cate, with mo at Wadesboro by letter or vrtM
mr. JOBn x. bui6b t iwxSWu x vyw.
PuUprrtcularaaa to exact location of land.,
number of acres, probable yield of timber to
. ! - ; -
the acre and lowest price, must bo made
known.
JOHN T, PATRICK,
State Immigration Agent,
Wadeaboro, N. C.
aplrft-tf
If You Wan
F
ULTON MARKET SPICED BEEF,
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Ejrtra Fat No. 1 6horo Mackerel,
Sugar Cured Pig Hams, .
Sugar Cured Pig Shoulders,
Sugar Ctfred Breakfast Strips,
And those well known CAKES, best tn the
eity; also, afuH line of choice j
FRK3HJFAMJLY GROCERIES,
At popular prices, go to
GEO. M. CRAPON, Agt.!
ttkch 80-tf 16 and 18 South Front at
PACIFIC GUANO.
Jwst received and for saie,
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO,
AND
Dissolved Bone Pho sphate.
We never have had the first complaint of
these Fertilisers not bringing a profitable crop
See our Country Agents.
t
- ALEX SPRUNT & SON.
feb t d&w-
Bock Beer !
Bock Beer !
The First of
the Season I
HAS EVER BEEN
fTTHE BEST THAT
JL I
known to be in Wilmington. Try it for your
self, j Private families as well as dealers can
be supplied at a moment's notice bycallir.g at
R. PORTNER'S
Alexandria Tivoli Brewery Agency,
Currie's Block, Second, between
Market and Princess sts. ,
i Wilmington, N. C.
JULIUS LEINS, Agent. apl 10-tf
Distiller's Glue,
gT AN D ABD TURPENTINE CASKS,
HOOP-IRON, NAILS,
RIVETS and BUNGS
For sale Ty
i
HALL & PEARSALL.
One Second -H and Sti 1 1 ,
2g-BARREL CAPACITY,
j For sale by
apl 21
HALL & PEARS ALL J
The Place to Buy
rpURPENTINE TOOLS.
PULLERS, , HACKERS,
DIPPERS, WHETTERS,
Best of goods at Bock Bottom prices. A
full and complete etock of Hardware alKajtt
on hand. 1 -
W. E. SPRINGER & CO.,
. Successors to J ohn Dawson A Co.. '
apl 16 13, 21 and 23 Market Street
PTJROELL HOUSE.
"rjNDRR NEW MANAGEMENT, - -
WILMINGTON, N. C
B- ?ERRY, Proprietor.
Late Proprietor Atlantic HoteL Flrst-ClaM
In all Its appointments. Terms 2J0 to fS.00 a
daT. j feb&4
Clinton & PointCaswell R.R.
I PROPOSALS FOR GRA D ING Tin: ABOVE
R- R- narrow guace will be received at the
ofS.ee of tha fiecmta.rr' an1 Twauiw..
i mmgton, until 12 M. of the 10th of May. Spe-
u"w bm irujiw i juj uc seen at the office
of IL P. Paddlson, at Point Caswell.
, r. W. KERCH NKR,
P ;lL . i President
: Clinton Caucasian copy 2t "
CY ONE OF; THESE GREAT HOUSE-
hold eomforts from w V " "
. GILES UURcmsnv .
aplH -13 and 43 MurctUoa.BIock
mSCELLAffEQTjsl -
Q
ATTEBS 1 II ROC ADE. ? -V
Adjustable Cornice.
Oratories, DamaBke, &c.
MATTIU
s.
R. TJ3. V3cl rJTIRE.
ii
First National Bank of Wil
mington.:
n
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CAPITAL STOCK. .......
SURPLUS FUND....
tt.ca
, rjepoftlU received aad coiteetioiu; tuda
,09 mfa to the Unlted Staiaa H '
DIRECTORS,
E, S. BUKBUSS,
, v.
A.MARTIN,
B. F. HALL,
01TICESS);
v
jE. BUEltUSA.............
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Cachtor
A'stt CaktoT.
A. K. WALK kR.
W. LARKINS. . . . . .
apl25
New Xork & Wilmington
Steamship Line.
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WILL SAIL FROM NEW TORE ETSST
, SATURDAY, at o'clock, P. M.
REGULATOR. ... . . . ..... .Satcrday, Man 11
BENEFACTAR ....... Saturty, Kueh V.
REG DILATOR. . .... ..... .'. . .Saturday, AprU
f.-
BENEFACTOR. ......
REGULATOR.
.Saturday, April 14
..Saroniay, Atl ft
BENEFACTOR. .......... .Saturday, Afrfl 9
49" Through Bills Lading and Ixrwot
Through Rates, guaranteed to and from Ftrtatt
In North and South Carolina.: 7
For Freight or Passage apply to
TH0MAS E. BOND, Superintendent,
Wltaington, Jfi.C,
THEO. G; EGER, Freight Agent, -.
36 Broadway, New Tork.
- WM. P. CLYDE A CO., General Ages
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Laboratory of
8tatb as9ater axd chemist, ,
OOeZE&Bi Grace Street.
Richmond, Va January 80th, 1W
Mr. N. Ezekikl has made known to me to
composition of his Hair Restorer and I havs
also subjected it to chemical examination 1
contains no lead or sliver, substances 'very
commonly ' employed in making ' preparauos ,
for the hair, nor anything harmful, and may
therefore be used witneut appronenaion n w j
iurlous results. ; - -
WM. H. TAYLOR, M. D.. '
8 tate Chemist. ;
Whilst thanklhg youT Mr. Ereklel, ' for the
Hair Restorer you bo kindly sent me, I tais
,t pleasure in saying to you mat ws wi
c.IaI pflTficts Tinon mv hair have been so appar
ent as to attract the commendation of all my
friends who have noticed It. 1
, It Is In my estimation a treasure, 7"f3
which the toilet of none who have used It ww
be complete. Hoping it mar realise you
pecuniary success you so richly deserve, -
j I remain, very respectfuHy,
Ulchmrmd. Val' Fh. VI. 1867. I J
For sale by all druggists. Price $1
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SODA WATER.
QS AND AFTER TO-DAY WE WILL
keep the most delicious Ice Cold Sods.
Pure fruit juices only used.
TJundc Broo.,
AND WtLMINGTON. N. C.
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Notice.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETDfG. Ot
the Stockholders of the CAROLINA cxr
TRAL) RAILB0AD;C0MPAKY will t J
at the Coinpaoy'i Office, In the dry . '
THURSDAY, HAT?' ?1
mlngton,
on
JAMES AXPEES0yf; .
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QF RED AND WHIT "t
Peaa, Beans, Corn, Cabbagf . Lrcjaes,
Drugs an Chemicals. Patent Mw3""'
Toilet and Fancy Articles, Ac. it and
Prcscrintlon filled at aU h2?Ua', "r"
: German DrugyUJ.'
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