xms PATES
evening, Sandaya' ex
3
We vflil be gUd to rscclra cczzzzzzlzzilzzi
froa our frlaadLs ea any tr.i ill intjecU of
cepted by
JOSH T.JAMES, -l
SDITOB AD PBOFKIKTOB.
.nBSCBIPTIOSS POSTAGE PAID: ' r
rfaf slx Months, f,00. Three
iH-Wl One month. 36 cento.
ftpcr will be delirered by carriers free
Te, in any part of the city, at the above
or l0cnU per week. . . ,
'vrltHinK rate, low and liberal.
rtUubacrlber will report any and all f all
elf e their paper regularly.
general Interest but . . 7 , - -
The name ot the writer most Hwaya be fw
nlafced to the Editor., s" !Z 'V i ' , j ;- j
r Conua onlc&tlons must t4 written oa oal ;
one aide of the paper.
Personalities must be avoided i. !
And it ts especially and particularly ra3e -tood
thai the Editor doef not always endor ,
tae views of corrpfpondenU uules to state
tn the editorial columns. . ,
VOL. VII.
WILMINGTON. N. C. SATURDAY. MAY 5, 1883.
NO. 108
Mill
, ' ffte Daily Review has the largest-,
JZ fid' circulation, of any newspaper j
"S?ini is said to have carried away
j(io,000of American money.
McTberson, of Hie House,
thicks tbat Randall will be Speaker.
Within two years, thinks the Augus
CliVnide, there will be a ship canal
across tbe Florida peninsula.
The Legislature of Pennsylvania
caie within one rote of making it a
friruinal oflence to treat anybody.
in Japan la"7ear 2,1,214 tele
graph messages were dispatched, 98 per
int. of which were in the native tongue.
'"Dr. Thouia3 Evans, the fashionable
Aaerican dentist of Paris, has been
viMtingtheFrince of. Wales at Sand-
rifurham.
.
Seventeen hundred and seventy
slx million letters, cards and news
paper last year went through the
British iostofiice.
i
Justice Stanley Matthews lost four
ol hi children in a month and his
yotmgost surviving sou is now said to
be hopelessly ill.
'
About fifty ex-members of Congress
have applied for the commissionership
of internal revenue, and more are
cowing by every train.
, -
i. M. Falmer, manager of the Union
Square Theatre, New York, is about to
retire, relinquishing his interest to Sher
idui Shook and J. W. Collier. V
Algernon Sullivan, the president of
the new Irish organization, is a native
ut Amherstburg, Ont., where his father
in the British military service.
The Boston Journal sounds this
Wiirning: "There will be more than
one will changed when Harvard College
cotter a degree upon Governor Bat
ler."
The French are building thirty-six
men of war, of which twelve are iron
clads, to cost $21,000,000, and two
more, iron clads also, are to cost' $2,-
000,000 each.
'Che gas companies of Baltimore
hare agreed to charge only $1 per 1,000
cubic feet, and one of the SL Louis
companies has reduced its price from
.$3.50 to $1.50.
A little girl in New York last week
jumped the rope 106 timea consecutive
ly, without making a single miss, and
died that night of congestion of the
brain in consequence. '
The Charlotte Journal is of opinion
that before the year 1900 the North will
make a determined effort to get rid of
negro suffrage, because it did not pan
out according to expectation.
Jen. Raum is of the opinion that the
reduction of the tax on tobacco will be
of small benefit to consumers, o wing to
the advanced cost of the raw material
and the demand for increased wages on
the part ot the workmen.
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oenaior Anthony's illness is said by
a Washington correspondent to have
been caused by eating a partridge. The
bird, which was killed while snow was
OH tllft (rrnnml !. .1 I i! 1 1
kiiy and so the Senator's blood war
r v
The New York Time. gravely asserts
that when Col. Dick Johnson killed
Tecumsoh, the Kentuckian cut off strips
of the dead warrior's skin, took them
home and had them made into razor
straps. '
Livery and Sale Stables,
g-ORSKS, BUGGIES, PH.KTON3 AXD
UAIRIAGLS let at Vow rates. Also Board
for Horses.
The Finest Hearse in the
. City.
A CAB LOAD OF '
Kentuoky Horses & Mules
Jnat recerred and for sale low.
Tie best lot of stock in the ctty.
H0IXING3 WORTH & WALKER,
Ji Kew Sables.
Ti7 4 lt Cor. Fourth and Mulberry 8U
Stockholders' Meeting.
AXKUAL MKETLNQ OF THE WIT.
iH3 ?S2 "OHTTOMiAWi- will be
nty 4 2t
uCU ARD J. JONES,
SeCy andTreta.
LOCAL NEWS.
IHDEX TO MtyV ADVERTISEMENTS.
YATES Fancy Goods, j
J W Taylor Wood j;
For Sai.c - A Mocking Bird
Mdkd8 Bros Pharmacists
Rkinsberoer 111118 Manual
Mis E Kaureu Still Another j I
Mit S J Baker To the! Ladies i
Mrs Kate C WiyEs May Millinery
John J Hedrick For Fifteen Cents
Mrs E A Lcmsien Grand Opening
Miss IIettie James, Pres't Notice.
Prof Brown Cancerand Nasal Catarrh
W II Grkex Soda Water Mineral Water
Day's length 13 hours and 49 minutes.
Therewere no interments in Bellevue
Cemetery this week.
The receipts of cotton at thus port to
day foot np 41 bales. " j
Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 51
! .
minutes past 6 o'clock.
New moon to-morrow afternoon at
44 nii mites past 4 o'clock!
There were no interments in
Fine
Forest Cemetery this week.
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at J Acom's Hardware ijepot t
There was one intermentthat of an
adult in Oakdale Cemetery this week.
Nor. barque Rival, .lorgensen, sailed
from Bergen on the 1 3rd jinst I for this
port. t- ;
Nor. barque Gurin, Hansen, from
this port, arrived at London on the 1st
inst. . I . . i
The Board of County Commissioners
meetin regular session next Monday
afternoon.
The regular monthly I meeting of
the Board of Aldermen
next Monday night.;
will
be held
Tlie Register of Deeds . issued two
marriage licenses this week, both of
which were for colored couples: .
i -j ;- .
Mrs. Lumsden's Grand Spring Open
ing .willtake place next Wednesday.
The ladies will bear this fact in mind.
Tho reDairs to the steamer Passport
will be completed by tho middle of next
week, wheii she will be ready to resume
her regular trips,
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The crops hereabouts, it. is
said, are
booming
looking very well. Corn
in
and already promises a fin's yield.
The
vine crops are not doing so well.
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. The pic nic season will soon; begin in
good earnest, and the good little boys
and girls will be more regular m their
attendance at Sunday school. S
A steamboat captain from Goshen,
Was hurt by a boiler explosion ;
On the pains in nis nip,
St. Jacobs Oil got the grip
He calls it the all healing lotion.
-4-4- I ;
Mr, James Lewis will jopen at
Wrightsville Sound this Rummer the
Buckingham Club House which he
promises to make an an attractive place
of resort. ' i ; . I
Cotton advanced to 10i cents in this
market to-day. This would be cood
news but for the fact that Tery little of
tho crop is now in the hands ot the pro-'
duccrs. jj . i
Thi has been the warmest day of the
season , thus far. At 3 o'clock this a f
ternoon the thermometer in this office
registered 78 degrees which is iust two
degrees above Summer heat. !
. . ; i
In consequence of the absence ot the
Pastor. Rev. F. W. E. Peschau, there
will be no services in St. jPaul's E. L.
Church to-morrow morning but Rev:
F. H. Wood will preach at night.
Miss E. Karrer, at Exchange Corner,
is again in receipt of a large invoice of
many of those new and pretty articles
of fashionable wear so dear to the
hearts 'of th'eladies. The goods were
being opened to-dav and will be on -exhibition
next Monday.! )
The Ladies of the Memorial Associa
tion request us to state that they have
been notified by Capt. Myers of his ina
bility to serve as Chief Marshal on
Memorial Day and that Capt. A. J L.
DeRosset has been tendered and accept
ed the position. .- j; .
To BuUdersand other--Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass
&c. You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. ; 1
Unmailables. '
Thft followinff is a list of the unmail-
able postal matter, remaming in the
Postoffice in this city i i ; j
Thos Stockey. Easy Hill, NC; Jna
MayherjThos McKoy; J E HMcNair;
H B Chambers ; Maria Whitted, card
Perdie Andrews; Thomasf Fisher, care
Martine Hilkens. S E Broad sst; J V
BoswelL Pt Caswell; B F Yates, Grist
Sta, NC;.TO Herring, Long.Bluff. 4
Settled at Last.
We learn that the meeting of the
Young Meu'3 , Hebrew Association
held last night at Germania Hall, was
o.uite largely attended and that the ex
cersises created much interest. The
question for discussion, vis Nature
more pleasing to the eye than Art?" was
discussed in the affirmative by Messrs.
Isaac Bear and Isaac Ievy, and in
the negative by Messrs. L. J. Otter
bourg and W. Weili.; The discussion
occupied about an hour of time, and
resulted in a victory to those who advo
cated the negative side ot the query.
K Thieving: Rats.
Mr. Savage, at tho poor .house, has
recently lost quite a number of young
cabbages and was at a loss to know
what became of them until he was in
formed, a day or two since, that they
were stolen by rats.: He could hardly
believe the statement, but as the plants
continued to be taken, he concluded to
watch and this morning discovered the
mischievous rodents at work, and shot
two of them while in the act of carrying
off the plants.
A Good Life Ended.
Mr. Charles Page, one of the oldest
citizens of Duplin count died at his
home in Rocktish township on the
night of the 3rd inst. Mr. Page was born
in the year 1800, and was about 83 years
of age. During his long life he had
been al useful citizen, an industrious
Jariner, a kind neighbor, and for many
years a consistent and consceintious
Christian. He was universally esteem
ed and respected, j and although of a
modest and retiring disposition, j his
influence for good was important and
manifest in his neighborhood. A good
man has gone to his rest.
Truck Gardens.
We are glad to know that some of our
j i
farmers outside of the cty are devoting
much attention to the cultivation ot
early vegetables for this and other mar
kets. Quite a number hare entered
the work energetically and with sue
cess. We learn that .the truck farm of
Mr. C. H. Heide,about three miles from
the city, on the Duplin road, is one of
the finest in this section, such : as it is a
pleasure to look upon.- lie takes verj'
great pride in the business of agricul
ture and has brought his larm to the
highest state of cultivation, so that it
will soon be a source of -real profit as
well as pleasure.
lro!V Hobbs I Lecture.
There was an audience estimated at
between 60 and 70 persons assembled at
Tileston Hall last nicht to listen to the'
lecture on Thorough Bass and Harmony
by Prof. Hobbs. We have been in
formed by one who was present and.
who 13 entirely competent to speak un
derstanding', and to judge impartially
uponj the subject, that the lecture, al
though wy short, , was interesting,
entertaining and highly instructive to
those! who have any knowledge of, or
fondness lor, the profound science of
music. Prot. Hobbs sketched rapidly
over a great deal of musical ground,
but in such a manner as to explain
many matters heretofore unknown by
the nou-musical public so that they,
could be fully understood. His lecture
will undoubtedly result iu good, as it
will be apt to awaken more interest in
the study of music and musical science
than has ever prevailed in the city.
To those who attended the time was
well and profitably spent.
I American History. .
We have received the May number,
which is No. 5, of volume IX of the
"Magazine of American History, illus
trated." It contains valuable historical
matter pertaining to our country from
its earliest settlement to the present
time. The several articles in the pres
ent number are of national interest
and are prepared by persons possess
ing every qualification for the impor
tant and difficult task. Among the
papers in this issue is an exact copy of
the "Pctilon to the King by the Con
tinental Congress; of 1774," with" a
fac-similo of the autograph signatures
of the immortal fifty-one who signed
the last appeal on the part of the Amer
can Colonies to prevent the irrepressible
conflict. The signers of that petition
from North Carolina were AVill Hoop
er, Joseph and R. Caswell. There
are many other important papers and
articles in the number which we have
not time or space to notice in this
issue. The work is edited by Mrs;
Martha J. Lamb.' and published by
the "Historical Publication Co., 30
Lafayette Place, N. , Y., . in mdnthly
parts at 50 cents a number or $5 a year
in advance.
! For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery,
go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot t
Open Gate.
It has been presumed by many that
carriages would not be allowed to enter
the grounds of the National Cemetery,
but we understand that Mr. 11. C. Tay
lor, the superintendent, will permit
carriages to enter at all times between
sunrise and sunset on all davs in the
year, so that those who may desire can
enjoy a drive through the different
avenues at pleasure. ;-, j r ; i:
University Catalogue.
We have ' received j from President
Battle a copy ot the Catalogue j of the
University of North Carolina for 188
'83. The number . of matriculates is
208, the largest number ince 1861. Of
these 11 are Post Graduates. -The I-aw
School has 21. The pamphlet .'is well
printed by Edwards, Broughton & Co.,
and does them credit.
Memorial Day. 1
Capt. A. L. DeRosset, Chief Marshal
for Memorial Day, announces the fol
lowing as Assistant Marshals for that
occasion:
Capt. J. I. Metts, Dr. F. W. Potter,
Capt. W. P. Oldham, Capt. Jno. Kent
Brown and Messrs S. 41. Birdsey, H.
C. McQueen, A. H.' Greene, S. G. Hall;
Jno, R. Turrentine and S. H. Morton.
The Marshals are requested to meet
in the City Court Room, on Monday
evening at 8 o'clock, for the purpose bf
arranging the order of the exercises aiid
that of the procession.
Exports Foreifiri
Nor. barque jEohts, Capt. Krogb,
cleared to-day for Bristol, Eng., with
G50 casks spirits j turpentine and 1.380
baerels rosin, valued at $14,053, shipped
by Messrs. Paterson, Downing & Co.
Church Services To-Morrow.
St. John's Church, corner Third and Ked
Cross streets. Sunday after Ascension, May
6th. Morning Service at 11 o'clock. Sunday
School at 8 30. .
St. James Church, corner Market and Third
streets.. Itev. A.-. A. Wutson, J, D. 1 lector.
Kunday after Ascension, May 6, 18S3. Morning
Prayer and Communion at 11 o'clock. Snnday
School at 4 o'clock, p. m. Evening Trayer at
5 o'clock. . , . .
St. Paul's Evati. Lutheran Church, corner of
Sixth and Market streets, Kev. F. W. E. Pes
chau, Pastor. Rev. F. II. Wood will preach
at 8 o'clock, p. m. , There will be no services
In the morning. .
Second Presbyterians Church, corner of
Fourth and Campbell streets. Rev. C M.
Payne, Pastor. There will not be services at
11 a. m., but Kev; Dt. Josephr -B: Wilson will
take the pastor's place at evening service at 8
o'clock- A. Meeting for Prayer i Wednesday at 8
p. m. Sabbath School at p. m. Scats free.
First rresbyterlan Church, eoiuer Third and
Orange streets. Rev. Joseph R. Wilson,
D. D.,j Pastor. Services at;il a. m., and 8
p. m. Sabbath school , at 3 . p. m. Lecture
Thursay night at p. m.
Front Street M. E. Churcli, South, comer "of
Front and Walnut streets. Rev. Frank II.
Wood, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. awl 74$ p.
m. Sabbath school at S p. m.,W. M. Parker,
superintendent." -Prayer meeting -and lecture
Wednesday evening at 8 1 o'clock.-1 Christian
Associatioii' Tuesday evening after first and
third Sabbaths, at 8 o'clock. Seat9 free and
strangers and visitors cordially inTited.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, "corner of
Fourth and Orange streets. Rev. T. M. Am
bler, Rector. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock ;
Evening Prayer at 8 o clock ; Sunday school at
3J.i o'clock. Seats free.; . r -
Fifth Street M. E. Church, between Nun and
Church streets, Rev. T. Page Ricaud, Pastor.
Services at 11 a. m. and "Vj p. in. ; Class meet
ing at 3 p. m. ; Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 7 o'clock. .
Look J3eibre you Leap.
A. Ss I. Shriek are'now showing the
best line of Mens, Boys' and Childrens'
Clothing that has ever been brought
to this Market. Here buyers will find
it greatly to their interest, to inspect
their stock of Spring Clothing ' before
purchasing elsewhere.
tt.
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks; low
pices," at Jacobi.'s . t
new advertisements;
Notice. -
jr THERE ARE ANY GRAVES OF CON-
foderate Soldiers sleeping in Oakdale Cemete
ry that have been unintentionally overlooked
in erecting the Memorial stones, the relatives
orj friends of such will please send their
names immediately to j
MISS HETT1E JAMES,
may 5 ' C - Pres't L. M. A.
STILL ANOTHER
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER
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LARGE INVOICE OF
M I LL INERT!
OF ALL OF THE. NEW SHA PES AND
SHADES.
AS ALSO, A LARGE LOT OF
Fancy Goods, Beautiful
Parasols and Fans.
ALL SEW STYLES. '
Fichus, Hair Goods, New
j Stamping Patterns; &c. :r
Agency for Jt ha Universal Fashion Compa.
ny'a Patterns. . ' t
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RespecUallj,
MISS E. KARRER,
mays
KICITAXGK CORNER.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grand Opening
OF
Fine French
-: i
Millinery !
AT MRS. E. A. LUMSDKS'S on Wednes
day, May !th. The Ladies rt respectfully
Invited to call. MRS. E. AJ LUMSDEN,
may 34t o lia Korth Frontit
WOOD.
AM NOW PllEPARED TO SELL
BLOCKS, at .V) cents per IoadI.
SLAB WOOD, at 35c per Load.
J . W TAYLOR,
Foot of ; Walnut Stiect
may 5-ot
Fpr Sale.
SPLENDID- MOCKING BIRI. - FINE
fclNGER, probably the best in tlie city. v
Apply at'
THIS OFFICE.
may 5 tf
Way nljllinery.
rjIHE BEAUTIFUL MONTH OF MAY HAS
come and I have received more NEW AND
i '- -
HANDSOME MILLINERY ; GOODS, which
will be sold cheap. , . .
Ladies, give me a call before purchasing.
. j MRS. KATE C. WIN Ea,
may 5 No. 1 lTTNorth Second Street.
Cancer and Nasal Catarrh.
JjROF. R II. BROWN IS jlN THE CITV,
X . and will remain till Friday evening next,
and offers bin services a a ispecialist iu the
cure of CANCWK. Is alo agent for Dr.
Karsner'n celebrated Catarrh Remedy. Also
has lor sale a limited quantity of Urown'H
Corn i'anacca, a never latling Remedy for
Bunions, Corfts and Callouws Orders left nt
the store of K. G. Rlair. Market street, will
have prompt attention. Consultation free.'
may 5-lt ''-!. '
TO THE LADIES
OF
"Wri3i.iiisro,roisr
X SHALL OPEN A NEW LINE OFJIAhjD
Homegoods next week, fresh from the North,
embracing the I
LATEST STYLES AND MOST APPROVED
: AND FANCY TRIMMINGS.
HANDSOME FEATHERS'' and all other
things eoimeqted with a First-Class Millinery
Store
- may 5-
MttS. S. J. BAKER,
No. 122 Market Street
For. Fifteen Cents
PER YARD, LACE BUNTINGS, as good
. :- 4 -, ;' ';'' . ; r-.u. - - v: !.
as anything else in town for 30 in all. the e'e-
sirable shades. The lcst thing yotl .Imported
White Check Litwks, in two styles, jit 12'.
cents, wortli double.- Another instalment of
te Percales. ,Iiook at my Lace Ciianbrcy, in 3
colors. Buff, Pink and'Blae, warranted last.
The most sensible goods for Misses and Child
ren. combining strength with Iwauty.
Gloves and Gloves, Hand kerchief i and
Handkerchiefs, for Gents snd La'lle.
JOHN J. HEDRICK.
may 5
MUNDS BROTHERS,
PHARMACISTS,
1,491
Broadway, N. W. Corner St., N. Y.,
and .'
l' North Fourth St., Wilmington, ". C.
S Open from , in the morniDg til! 12 at
night. Prescriptions prepared at ail hours,
mar 4 tf j
VIRGINIA MEAL.
AM OFFERING THIS SPLENDID MEAL
ground coarse or fine) at bottom - price.
i Every bag warranted to give nati8la-tion.
Car load or single bag order solicited. De
livered free,
may I'
E. G. BLAIR.
Market Street.
Reward.
! -
GOOD REWARD WILL BE PAID TO
any one showing . -
BETTER BEEF, MUTTON AND LAMB, .
than ia tn fnnnH at RtM n H Vow Afnrtrt
I House, Front Street. Always tho BEST on
; nana, uaiieany. xeavc oruers.
! . Ref ncctfallT.
! J. O. BORNEMAN. ;
may4-tf Star cop
Hill's Manual
QF SOCIAL AND BUSINESS FORMS, A
Guide to Correct Writing. A New and Revised
Edition. '.
PARSON'8 LAWS OF BUSINESS. En
Urged and Improved Edition.
, . : v i . ....
I PIANO AND ORGAN STOOLS,
'- : . -. . ' I ' i ' " "
t Just received at ;
HEINSBERGER'S,
bay 4 Live Book and Music Store
The Flace to Buy
ENTINE TOOLS.
PULLERS.
HACKERS,
WHETTERS.
niPPEM
ILACK-WEIGHTS. Ac. Ac. Ac.
Best of good at Rock Bottom -.price. A
fall and complete etock ot Hardware aiway
on band.?
j 1 ', W. E.. SPRINGER A CO., '
Saccesfiors to John Dawson A Co.,
apilS t - . ID, 21 and 23 Market Street
The celebrated Fish Brand Gills1
Twino is sold only at ,1 aqobx's llard-wareDepot.
NEW ADVEKTISEMEyTS.
NEW STORE.
pOR THE CONVKN IE.VCK Or MY CUS
TOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
I hare opened a i " j ii .
Fancy Grocery Store !
' IN THE : : ' : - j'
NEW MARKET HOUSE,'
V-t CORNER MUTER'S ALLEY.
I SHALL HAVE ON HAND AT ALLTJMES
The Choicest Groceries -
fcuth as I ecp at my. Stort oa North
1 - Front Street, " " .
Huy vour G ROCERIES from me , and it will
afford mc pleasure to deliver at yourhOnu
such articles as you may purchase In t!c Mar
ket. ' '; ,'jf.;-'i:-v !
SAVE TIME AND TROUBLE by making
all your selection In tho NEW MARKET!
house. - .
Johii L. lloaUvrijjht.
Mr
may i ir
ICE ! ICE !
ICE !
J WOULD RESPECTFULLY- NOTIFY the;
citizen ami the public guera Hy,' that 1 have
laid in a full supply of choice ICE and am f uV
ly prepared to Jill order to-a'd poiuU on Ka.il
RoaH and Rivers, and liope to tccnre area'-'-sonalilti
!mre of patronage. .. : -(
i. ii. j. i 1 1 lie. ..", i ronrietor
hpI !J-dXw 3m
Nej' lee llour-e.
If You Would be Happv
RUY::00!v STOVE. j t
"The Golden Harvest,"; -
CALUMET,
Or, "SOUTHKItN OAK"
"Of rV- PARKER TAYliK
Pure White Oil. t uul in"
' :- ! . ' 1 - -'.. -......,,,.,. ,.
Desirable Localities;
Having purchased the property ,
known as the Base B.ill GroundftsiiaaU" '
on Orange street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets and , on seventh between Orange and'.-1
Ann streets, I offer it for sale j on the inslal- i
ment plan, and will cut it up- to suit buyers. -Aim,
on long credit, lots foreale In other parts"'
of the cfiy." Money loaned to those wishing to
build. Apply to . : i i
api :?ost cod v James wilsox.
"WW . .
rjIHE REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING OV' '
the .StorklioMcrs'of tlie CAROLINA CExl
TRAL RAILROAD .COM-PAN will be held'. ,
1 -
at
.the Company's' Ofllcc, in the City of W'tl-
mington, on THURSDAY, MATr lOUi, at H
i -
r-loefc, A.
itpl !, tni
o clock, A. M. JAMES ANDERSON,
Secrctarr
S7,500
yy ANTED TO BORROW TUE SUM OF
about Seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollar,
(10 per cent more or less, as Vcel may need"! I
' . - i : " : ; if -i
to be secured by Bottomry and 'Respondeat ia;; :
Bond for German I.ark ATLANTIC, of Stral-r I
Hund, ikw at this Port In Distress, and bound
from Wilmington. N. C, with a cargo of Uoc.
in for Antwerp, Belgium, to pay for neces I
sary Repairs, Port Charges and Expenses.
Sealcii Bids for. ald Loan with the Marine- i
Premium given io per cents, to be forwarded" -before
12 o'clock, noon, MONDAY next, the "
7th day of May, liS, under address : German ,
Bark Atlantic, care of Imperial German Con- .
sulate, Wilmington, N. C Bid for Bottomry '
Bond. All Bids will be opened precisely at .
NOON, MONDAY next, the 7th iostant.and
the lowest bidler, on payment of tlie required .
Hnm. will receive tho Bottomry Bond.
G. SCUER1NG, 51a.ter of j
German Bark Atlantic.
E. PE;CHAU & WESTERMANN, AgcnU
of German Bark Atlaatic,
'Wilmington, N. C , ilayj, 1883.)
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WM. 11. HAYS, Jr. , .
Sta ll No. 7, Front Street Market
JEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, THE
BEST BEEP, SPRING LAMB, MUTTON,
etc.All meat bought from me are promptly.
delivered. WM. M. HAYS. Jr.
may 31m Stall No. 7, Front Street Market.
Soda Water! Soda Water!
"ITTITII PURE FRUIT JUICES,
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MINERAL WATER ON DRAUGHT, ..
ICE COLD. !
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