THIS PAPEB
pu
2,Hsiied
every eronlng.
Sundays ex
cepted by
JOSH T. JAMES, j
xirTOB AjfD rBorwrros. !
.jdUPTfONS POSTAGE PAH j
4 w 41t- month H DO Thni
, vear 1
'!, .00; One montn, 35 cents.
psx?t will b delivered by carriers free
Jchixg, in any part of the city, at the above
N or 10 cent perfect. '
n M.ino- rates low and liberal.
subscribers will report any an-t all
to recede their paper regularly,
fall-
Tin ry-i hst fJi 1 n vrf I
W circulation, of ary newspaper
Jblithed, in the city of Wilmington. -?3
"statistics put the net revenue in the
bnitt?-l States from the dog tax at $16,-
ooo.ooo.
prince Ilanan, son of the Grand
Duke of Hesic, has been declared bank
roll in Prague
-A connection of royalty and related
w the peerage" advertises for a place
w secretary. -
The mysterious ''Number One." Mr.
P J. Tjnan, resides quietly in Brook-
j..n with his wuc anu eiup uonureu
Queen Victoria shows that she appre
ciates the doctors by having conferred
,wi-!e ol baronet upon sixteen of
.hem-
The Phiiadclphians must be a ca re
let pet'P-e. An average of 1 400 mis
directed letters daily find their way into
;be postofliee in that city.
, , ,'
The New York and Brooklyn bridge
U to be lighted with 64 electric lamps.
The first test was made Saturday night
in the presence of thousands of people.
. - ;
Xorth Carolina got the firat ripe cher
ries into New York last Wednesday
ami Thursday. They sold from 20 to
30 cents per pound wholesale and from
40 to retail.
Item in the Petersburg Index Appeal,
Richmond correspondence : A Lynch
burg firm has been awarded the con
tract for the construction of the first
twenty miles of the Richmond and
Xorth Carolina Road, beginning at
KMgeway, N. C. '
Uti . -
The Ixmiaville Courier" Journal has
crop returns from every county in Ken
tacky. 117 in number, which show an
increased acreage in 31 counties as
compared with last year, and a falling
off ia 2o counties. The condition i re
ported good in 48 counties, fnlr in 60
count:.?. 3 ml poor ia the rest.
.Julia Uonachera, a younz woman of
Cleveland, wai married on her 4eath
boil Welnesday to C. W. Seymour.
Friday sho died and on Sunday was
buried.. Yesterday tho body was ex
humed by order of tho coroner, and an
autopsy held. Seymour W8 arrested
on a charge of complicity in hi wife's
death. It was the old story.
Buttcrworlh, so his secretary says,
will accept the nomination oi Governor
of Ohio, if it is tendered him in other
word, if he can get it. He would make
ft fine Moses to load the Ohio Repub
licans into the wilderness. A World
special says :
"Butter worth is not seeking the nom
ination for Governor in the general
acceptance of tho term, but if the nom
ination is tendered him ho w ill accept
and exert himself in his old-time style
to lead the Republicans to victory this
fall; and inas much as it it pretty well
nnderstood that the nominee must be
from Cincinnati, Butterworth seems
fairly in tho way of being nominated,
as he certainly is the most available
person in Hamilton county. He is
strong among the Germans hero and
with the party .eaders throughout the
olai. Atln vnn 111.1 ir l iL.i
v assureu tost
ice convention will r
TPfncrri!!n r... ...
uucrworm s superior
qualineations and fitness for the leader-
a&J? ther cLomiQS fal1, campaign.
hVi. irom John Sherman, he is per
, strongest man in the State to
nominate atthis particular time."
1 ;
Tabor's new wife is causing him more
WM. lijan sne Probably worth. If
were is as much trouble in the after
math as there is In the honeymoon the
Poor fellow need not fear when the time
comes for him to peg out.rHe will have
n acclimated. Here is a late note:
dftY tv,llieC.iminal Court nere Jester?
SL1 0.f William H. Bulb, ex
Hntti abor s Partner in the Windsor
fSy1 until recently manager of the
la&or Opera House, on the charge of
Or2?i embe2zled 2,000 from the
c'ndS yfQ hile wantger, was con
of?ft f-Bash was declared inno
minmf S? lury h en out five
TaW MThe SQit was brought by Mr.
him?Ii?s tle result of a quarrel between
ffjJM because of the refa
niw f Bush to associate with the
KIQ"-Tftbor- b was the general
SSSSion t,hat:nne Prosecution was
Cbb ?v ' and Prpundless. ' The Denver
of thils ?108t Prominent organization
TaW frnd !? lhe city has expelled Mr.
attLe sS,U meibership, adopting
feet thr S Ume a resolution to the ei
whorHn,lmarrtotl a woman Jvith
wt asiSiIfbor?orthc'ir families conld
dubwf0'. The significance ot tho
tne nrom n 15 8een iu f that all
are Politicians of. the city
Senator ot the including
!'fi2?r Hl 11 Secretary Teller. ; and
Mr. B-.u V,aicott. It is nnderstood
ivaecmiAr. tk . . v . : 1
1JCIOU3
tweu.
a great deal of in-
Tie
VOL. VII.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tate Orjrann
WaktboA Baker
UErNS berohr OrgraiMttcfi
Mckds IlEOS Pharmacists
Opera 1Ioc.b Sl-nor Boco
FeTIVAI Front St M K Charch
Y B McKor Commissioner's Sale
Lawk Party .St Paul's P K Church
W II Greek Soda Water Mineral Water
Ed Wihojt MAXsriiG Pig FlsU at Pine
Grovo, WrightaTlllo Hound
f
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 34 bales.
At three o'clock to-day the thermom
eter at this office registered 72 de
grees. Get up a club of ten and
Photos at lower rates at the
Gallery. .
secure
Yates
It.
Nor. barquefcAjia. Capt. Terjesen,
cleared to-day for Hamburg with 4.453
barrels rosin, valued at $0,676.27, ship
ped by the Chess-Carley Co.
The butchers complain of tho scarci
ty of good beef. They have plenty of
the common and inferior qualities, but
the first rate articlo is scarce as teeth in
a hen's mouth.
Capt. Manning says that the pigfish
are biting nicely now, and that he keeps
his coops full and can accommodate all
who call upon him. See advertisement
elsewhere.
Last night was extremely cold and
the query this morning has been. "Was
ihereany frostj'1 Blankets during the
night and fires this morning w ere ne
cessary for comfort. '
The ladies or Front Street M. E.
Church will give one of their pleasant
festivals nt the City Hall next Thurs
day night, tho 31st inst. This time it
means strawberries awl icecream.
Br. barque Qltn Alpine, Capt. Jone3f
arrived in below to day from New
York, consigned to the Chess, Carley
Co., and was cleared for Charleston,
S. C, without coming uf to the city.
Mr. Murphy, the Superintendant ol
Streets, intorms us that he can do but
little at present towards their perma
nent improvement, as he finds it im
possible to get good ballast, (or the pur
pose. Three fine promising children, two
years-old and under, bare died in this
city duriug the past twenty-four hours.
Vof 'dysintery, the result of bad colds
brought on by tho sudden changes in
the weather.
We hear much complaint from
farmers and "truck gardeners" in the
country, about the recent cold snap.
Vegetation has been very much retard
ed in its growth, and it will take a
number of days of good warm sun and
growing weather to put it in good shape
again.
We wera told this mornine by a
gentleman' who ought to "know, that
the good people of Weldon arc sad and
will not be comlorted. The season for
rock fish has passed by ami t ho people
ofthat "burgh" are deprived in conse.
queuco, of a great source of pleasure
and profit, and sorrow nigns on the
borders of the Roanoke.
Some of the young ladies ot St. Paul's
P. E.-Church will give a lawn party to
morrow evening at the residence of
Mrs. F. H. Mitchell, on Fourth street,
between Orange and Ann. Strawber
ries, ice-cream and other refreshments
will be provided for the occasion, and
the young lady projectors look for a
liberal patronage.
Reunion in June.
The annual reunion of Co. K., 3rd
C. Infantry, will take place at Banner
man's Bridge on Saturday, June 9th.
The committee ot arrangements con
sists ot Messrs Sam Hand and Harris
Brown and these gentlemen request us
to state that the survivors and the fam
ilies of members of the Ulu lhiru
are especially invited to be present on
the occasion. ,
We are getting busy. Secure your
sittings by engagement, at tee xates
Gallery. it
Personal. Capt. John F. Divine, Superinten
dent of the W. & W. ana W . a.
Railroads,will lekye hero , to-morrow
morning for a trip to Chicago. He ex
pects to be absent about ten days.
Prof. Noble will leave here to-morrow
for Newton, where he will enter at
once upon bUdtrtie as teacher of the
Normal Schpol in that town, and will
remain there until the session closes,
when bcwUl go North.
For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery,
Wo to Jacosi'i Hardware Depot t
Daily
WILMINGTON. N. C, THURSDAY. MAY 24,
1 Sijrnor Bosco. j
j At the Opera House last night the j
leading prizes were drawn as follows :
j ladies1 gold watch, by J H. Ruark ;
silver ice Ditcher, bv S. R. BirdseY.
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Jr.; silver cake basket, by F. J. Good
win, besides quite a number ot other
prizes of more or less alue. The prin
cipal prize to be distributed to night
will be a handsome bed room set which
was on exhibition in a wagon driven
through the streets this morning.
Tlie Water Works.
We hear it stated that the city water
works were the means of preserving
moro than $2,000 of property at the
fire this morning which otherwise
would havo been destroyed. There was
a large cistern in close proximity fronTi
which the steamer Adrian drew water
and tho supply was exhausted in just
eight minutes. Fortunately there were
two hydrants of the water works equally
near from which the supply wa3 inex-
i haustible and from those latter a
perfect deluge of water was poured upon
the threatened property by which means
it escaped being burned.
We are getting up some fiBejspecimens.
now i3 the time to sit for Photos at the
Yates Gallery. It.
Unsuccessful.
Some time during last nigkt a would
be thief undertook to steal some iewel-
ry and watches from Mr. (xeorge Hug-
gins jewelry store, but without success.
He inserted a stick through a hole in
the side window near the door and tried
to draw the articles within his reach
but was probably frightened off by an
approaching policeman, as the tho lat
ter in passing found the stick protru
ding through the window. The articles
on the work-bench this morning show
ed that they had been considerably
hustled about, but Mr. Huggins in
forms us that nothing was missing.
To Builders and otbers Go to Jaco
ei's for Sash, Blinds and Doora, Glass
&c You can get ail steta and at the
lowest prices
City Court.
Delia Fair, colored, was the- first of
the trio of females before the Mayor
this morning. She was charged with
disorderly conduct, was Jproved guilty
anil required to pay a fine of $5. She
paid.
Josephine Davis, also colored, was
the ner on the docket, and for tho same
offense. A One of $2 was imposed in
her case, which she paid.
Mary Eliza Lively, colored, came
next and last, charged with a like of
fense. A fine of 5 wa3 deemed neces
sary in her case, but as she had not the
money she was sent below.
- Good Fialiiufr.
We learn that the I'assporl took out
a party consisting of about 25 persons
to the outer black fish ground yester
day on a fishing excursion and that the
sport was exciting and very successful.
Our informant, who was one of the
party, states that they had a grand
time, that he was as sick as he could la
. Ji t f at fm-vfortrl 4lf. f Ka
, , , . . .
lish seemed real anxious I o be caught.
He also states that they saw a pair of
euormous sea turtles, which they tried
to capture, but were unsuccessful, al
though Capt. Harper shot at and
wounded one wi& his riflle. As it
was, however, each fisherman suc
ceeded in capturinjr a goodly number of
blackfish, which was the purpose for
which they dared the "briny deep."
Kitchen Market.
The following retail prices rule in
thismarket to-day. May 17:
Beef 1020c per pound; veal 12$
15c; lamb 12J15c; mntton 121 15c
pound; corned pork 12415c; turkeys,
alive, $181.25 each; dfessed, 1618c per
pound; chickens 4045 cts each; grown
fowls, 4050c; geese alive 75e each;
dressed $1 ; eggs, 15 18 cts per doz ;but
ter, country, 2530c ; Northern, 35c;
lard, 1315c; Baltimore, hams, 16
019,; breakfast strips." 1516; N.
C. hams, 1516; shoulders. 1112;
sides, 9i12i ; fish, trout, 2025c,
mullets, 15S20, ; scalded oysters, 12$c
per quart; clams, per quart, 12-Jc; per
bushel, 50c; cabbage, 1015c per head;
cucumbers, 40c per doz; strawberries,
5l0o per box; collards, 5?l0c; tor
nips, 5 cents per bunch; sweet pota
toes, 25c per peck; Irish do, new. 25c j
per peck; onions, 50 cents per peck, j
5c per bunch; carrots and parsnip. 50c I
per peck ; green peas, 1520c per peck ;
beet, 10c per bunch ; radishes, 35o per?
bunch ; lettuce. 25c per head, salad 1
pea?. 25c per peck; asparagus 154f 20c j
per bunch; cauliflower. 10c each ;black-
berries, 5Sl0c per quart.1" , ,, j
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
'at Jacosis Hard ware Depot.
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llIIEW.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I
A Largo Assortment
DUES S G OODS !
Black and Colored Lace Buntings,
Single and Double Widths.
One Hundred Gross Turkish Bath Soap !
HAVE YOU TRIED IT ?
9, 12, & 16 OTTOMAN RIBBONS !
R. Rfl. MclRJTIRE.
may S3
The Shelby Excursion
Aiessrs. Uleaves, Mamt and JorDett,;
the maraeers of the Grand Dav Excur -
sion frqm Shelby to Wilmington, which
is to call on us next week, will leave
here So morrow night for the purpose
of completing their arrangements at
the head of the road. They will get
their train at Hamlet and will arrive j
at Shelby on Saturday. Returning the
train will leave Shelby at 5:30 and . on J
Monday will arrive hero at 5:35 P. M.', '
thus taking but twelve hours for tho
entire distance. The tickets will .be
good until Monday, June 4th, and
passengers can return on any train in)
tho interval. Two balls, a concert and j
other entertainments will take ..place!
during : the week and a blackfish excur-
sion will be araone the inducements
offered. A large crowd is exited.
Death of Mr.
VatiOrsclell.
It was with great regret that
,L.
learned ot the death of Mr. C. M. Van
Orsdell, the well-known artist ami !
photographer in this city. He had been
sick for a long time and his death was
not unexpected. He had been a resi
dent of Wilmington for nearly a. quar
ter of a century ami h leaves many
warm friends behind him here who
will mourn him sinoerejy. He. was 49
years ol age.
The deceased, was a member of St.
John's Lodge No I F. & A. M. Con
cord Chapter No. f I . Royal Arch Ma
sons;' Wilmington Council No. 4, Roy
al and Select Masters; and Wilming
ton Commandery ho. 1, Knights Tem
plar. The fauerall. which' will take
place to-morrow morning, will bo con
ducted by St. John's: Loge, and the
Wilmington Commandery will act as
an escort. " '
Silver Plated Spoons awl Forks, low
pices, at JaCobt.'s t
This Morning's Tire.
At about 3.30 o'clock this morning the
alarm of fire was sounded, indicating
the First Ward as the scene -of the
conflagration. The fire originated in
loneof a number ot saiall tenement
houses in Chadbourn's Alley, on
Harnett, between Third and Fourth
streets, occupied by colored families,
but what caused it-i3 unknown as the
; building was to a tight blaze when it
; , R . .
was discovered. The, fire department
was quickly on hand considering the j
untimely hour, when the city was
wrapped In profound sleep, aud did ail
that was possible to stop the spread of
the flames. The dwelling in which the
fire started and two others, together
with a kitchen, were completely des
troyed. Tho building were the property
of Mr. William II. Cbadbourn, and
there was insurance on two of the
dwellings to the amount of $167 each;
on the other dwelling $160, and on lhe
kitchen $100. makins a total of $600.
in the Insurance Company of North
America, of Philadelphia, represented
in this city by Messrs. Northrop &
Hodges. -.- y .
Messrs. A. &. I. ShkiEk have receh -edf
per express, a large lot of Children's
Blouse Salts made up very handsomely
in different shades, which they will sell
at astonishingly low prices. Call early
and procure a suit for the boys. ; tt
O r ga n o I O rga n s !
JJECOT150 DAILY ADDITIONS TO MY
Stock. Eaay butahxesta. CaU and see tbxa
get price. A complete Mock of Station
cry, hlaak Books. Ac, Jc
l
All the latH reading matter oa my eoonters.
" " . v irri' Ttt'wtfr trVitrv . !
---7 .
may Tl - .
119 MarVet St
Buggies ! Buggies l-:
1 1SJBW AiCD 8KCON, HAND TOB SALX
WM.c,lsa' - , n'i
i
NO. 124
NEW ADVERTISE3IEXTS.
MATTIMGS!
of Choice Patterns !
DIED.
IlARItlSS This Thursday morning THOS
1 if A11"8 J? "S?1 ?,ear. ; months and
44 days, youngest child of Geo.
. aud t'ath-
enne u. naxrlsa.
Notice of interment to-morrow morning.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
TO-NIGHT,.'
An tierant Soil of Bedroom Furniture,
A l ady'aGold Ilnnting Caeo Watch,
A Silver Ico I'itoher.
Vviil be given away by
i SIG-lTOIEfc
BOSCO.
y2-1
Baker Wanted.
CAH OKT KiI1LOY.
i3L
nat cnimeucinR at onc. Koqutie at the
I offlce of
DAILY EKVIEW.
Lawn Party,
FRIDAY nnrVIVll at l.ha nxi.lAWA nt
Ura. F. II. MItc-hell, proceeds for the bnneflt
of St. Facra P. B. Clmrb. Oiven' by yenn;
lady scholara of the 8uDtlay School. Kefreeh
mcnts. Adnilialon free. , .; ' .
may 24 'it "
Strawberries and IceCream.
fJlHK LADIES OF FEONT T. M.
Church will have a fcTRAWBEURY and ICE
CREAM FESTIVAL, at the CITY IIAT.L,
next THURSDAY NIGHT, Slat Insk
may 34 2t th mon
PIG FISH I
At Pine Grove, Wrightsville
Sound.
ARE PREPARED TO ACCOMMO-
dato our gue&te with Board by the d r, week
or mouth.
mar -JVlt ED. WTLSON MANXIKO
Commissioner's Sale.
JgY VIRTUE AND IN PUXISUAyCK OF A
decreo of the Suyerior Court of New Hanover
County, made in the cae of George W. Price,
Ji.. Administrator of Goorpce W. Price
against James W. Price and wife Catherine
llicc. Edward Davis and wife KUza J. Davis,
ixjphla A Prlce.wile of George W. Pii5e, Jr.,
Caroline Price. David M. Price. D J. Smn.
deraapd wife Fannlo Saandfri. George Kd-1
ward David ud Anna Louiaa Price, wldoMr of j
lto George W. Prlco, decea&ed, aud WilHira
K. rriceaDd -wife Margaret Price. Hi un- i
dera!gped. Commissioner sppclnted by said i
decreoL will oyiMM tor m!a tn tha hfyhPMt h!f!. !
der, for cash, at 12 o'clocfe, M., at the onrt
Houeo door of tho aid county, iu- the city of
Wilmington, on Monday, July 2nd, 13a3, the
following deaTlbed property; Forr pieces or
parcels of laad In the said dty of Wilmington,
heclnntog at a point 1 In the eastern ling of
Ninth street, llf feet North of tho uortbeiat
arn i taraection of Wooster atreet vritn Ninth
rtreet. runs thence North with said eaatern
line cf N tnth atreet 100 feet, Ibeno Kaat paral
lel with Queen street, 830 teet to Tenth street,
thence siuth with the western line of Tenth
street S3 feet to Eliza James corner, thence
West parallel with Wooster fcfeet llo feet,
thence south rarareUwlth Tenth street 47
feel, thence West partlrSl with Woos'er strt
0 feet to Ninth street, the be: Inning. Being
I arts of 1 te 3. 4 and 5, block 67. according o
the official plm of the said city. Tu be soVt
in four separate rwrcla On- lot on Tenth
street, 53 fe?t by 110 feet. Th ee 1 U on Math
st eet, an feet front by .30 feet, each.
W. D. McKOT,
Commissioner
may 24 SOd
Grand Day light Excursion
to the Seashore !
IS EXCURSION THAIS WILL EAV
Miby, N. C. on MONDAY MORNING ne2t,
2?in May. at 3.J A. at ; zor ut;mingtoa ana
Smithrille. It will be an ALL DAYLIGHT
Excursion, arriving la Wilmington at 5.35 P.
M. A rar will be tet aside especially for la
dle. Strict order will be maintained. Pas
sengers can reuim on any regular trin up to,
and including Monday, June 4tn, thus giving
seven clear days at the feeashore. a Black
fish Kxcnrffoti will take place during th week,
giving the excursionist the. opportunity to
J nave a god ume geseraliy.
( For schedule of time and prices, apply to
5 yoar DOarest depot.
I UibKKV tiLKAVfcJ, JOOS I. MAFKITT SJCul
JOliS A.COUBKTT, MausgeT).
may w II
xilB xJilGG t0 ijUV
1--
nnt-itPENTtNK TOOLS.
1 . -
' pi;u;R?i, if ackkii,
DIPPKIW, WH.TTKt.
HA' K-WKIGIITS, A , Ac, Ac
Ileal of good at Rock I.ttom price. A
fall aa4 eompkte tock f Hardware elaroys
on hant. - -
W. H. SPRINGER A Ct).t
SaceOT toJoLn 1 atri3n w t o., '
; - -. 15j tt tsJ 3 lUrUttA
afl
1883.
PLEASR XOrKTr.
t WawtUbegUd to receive eccaamtJcaUona
from cnr.irltnds on any and , all sabjeei of
) general Interest but '. :'
- Tfc nam of the writer must always b Itt
jnlabed to the Editor, -y .
CommunlcaUonamust be- wrftteaoa -oat
one aide of the paper. r
I Personalities must bo avoided. - -
And it is especially jt&d particularly and
stood that the Ei!tor doea not always wider
te views of correspondents unless so stat
la the etiltoilal column. '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meamer rassport.
rjlim fcTEAMF.fc PASSPORT WILL-COM
tenr tftPoru!aT Trips to S MIT II VI LI.R
and tea FOKTa, on TIlUltSDAY, MAY 10tn.
leaves Wilmington at 9 o'clock everr morn
log. and n turns between aact and lrk,cx--cit
sstnrd e, wbca 6Le will leave W limine
SVlay niillinery.
rjlIE BE AUTl TV It MONTH OF DAY It Aft
omeand I Imve reeclred tnoro NEW AND
-nNrt$uMK uiLt-iMinr coons,
will he fsold cheap.
Liulioa, giVe me a call cforo nurrhalnr. .
Mlis. KaTK WiNKi,
way 5 So. 1J:) Norfh "Soeond Mroct.
Tobacco & Snuff.
LORILLAED'S,
y ;
ANil OTUKU DKSUJ ABLE GRADES,
ViiOM GA1NT TO ,VI4MAX,'
' AT KEHATK PRICES.
H ALL & PE A K S ALL
may L
NoticeChange.
rjilE KE&TAUUANT AND SALOON IX) R
merly tnowu m the fccarteorourh lliiuaa. N.
15 South Water street, will hereafter bo knovkn'
atheCAl'K FKAR PILOT JIOfJSK, where
can be found nt oil tiine tbo tx"yt of Wlnoa.
liquors and C'ljriM. Hoard ly the day, cek
or mouth. Table- Baimlied !ih the, lt the
f-markct affordi. Orstuw In season. All at
riovubiT priced.' A our 'patronrigo U respect
rully solicited. A trial will convince you that
our aim i t'T excel and please. I
. t. iujimiss, ,
npl 8 Stareopy lt y Manager
Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Company.
l i .l.
r iT'..
SEBTAKT Al?D THKACREE'a OrriCB,
,1
W llmlogton, N. C, May 55, 13,
TS PURSUANCE , OF A UESOLCTION
adopted by tba Directois of the Wilmington
& Weldon Rail Koad Company, at a" moellng
iield this day, a-peclal meeting rtf the Stock
holders of said Company, will be held In the
city of Wllmlngtnn, at the ollloe of tho Com
puny, at 11 o'clock, A. M.., on Thursday,
tbe 21st flay of Juno next, i'tn t.ike Info
conplderatlon tho location una building of
a Railroad from some' point on tho said
Wilmlnsrton & Weldon Uailroad South of Wil
son to t'lorcnc, S. II, on the Wilmington, Cel.
tirabla. & Ausfusta Itallroad, or some point
Eafit thereof -on nald roads, and such further
action in this mat'er as the sail Stockholders
Hf teuiblcd in mooting may consider proper."
W. THOMPSON,
.. fiocretary.
ru.ty 22-tm
fh UAYi: UECEIVJ1D BY iTO DAY'g
btcamer an elegant lot of Cigars, also.
a' fuU
Prescrtctionft nire fully prepared at
hour, day or night.
any
MUNDS BROTHERS,
. P'P'ng Pharraaelste,
1.151 - Broad way,-N.- W. Cor. 43 1 fit., N. T.
and
21 Korth 4th etrcct, Wilmington, X. G.
may 16"
James J, Burnett,
JHOTOORAPUKl. -
NEW MAUKKT BUILD1NO, .
(Up Stairs) South rrcnt fct. ,
Pbotgrapbi Dozen (1 f
Fereotypes 2 for 0 cenU
Respectfully notifies tho public that be !
prepared to do aU work in bl lire, promptly
ojd at low ptlcea. A call Is sollsiied. . ,
may 19 . .
If You Would be Happy
BUT A COOK STOVE. '.;
"The Golden Harvest,".
CALUMET,"
Or, "SOUTHHIJN OAK."
Of." PAliKEK A TAYlI'R
Pure White - apl IS
Soda Water! Soda Waterl
yiTII TUBE FRUIT JCICE3.
ICECOLDi
SEASON 13. '
MINERAL WATER ON DEAUGIIT. "
ICE COLD. .
WILLIAM IL CUKEN.
Tho McTammany ; ;
Organettes,
iyjEIX)PE.NS AND AUTOMATIC OR
GANS. The MTau!Tnany Organette -uab!ea
I atsy oae, whether ucdrtAa tit;g mu l; or nf.
f '' y -
o play any UenlreU me'ody or hariuooy, .
i erel or secular, frpai tlwt mo4t pLduUve Uri
to the io.i Jl ciy taaK. ' V--"-
sold nt rolu ed prirci. frcuo f3 lolannl
it, . itit U f'-vt of nin.Uv : .
HEINSBEilGEH'S,