& . : - . f T.s . S- -tr- j
MISCELLANEOUS.; " '
tlL&ir OVER 25 TEAM. ZSsgP'
v. rn.'-iT Cholern. Cramp, IMr
' rf'r ,Sneon.Oenert C. 8. A. Rcom-
(jiMi'i rrrea, PoneTor-Gooera! : Hoa. t.u
e,ii'4 t.T ;-,iritof. c. 8. Treurf. uJ other. PHc.
'''- ubn in bottle. Sole pnvprietor.. -
r'a" ....r. vnnrira WMV. i
THE CtlAiii - - 7 i.
.a. .
tnc'a l-
B mi MT X - T
Toa claim too
ctncli for Samari
tan 'Nertixs,
Bays a -skeptic
"lioTr can one
medicine be a Ppc-
cific for Epilep
ey, uysppsxa,
A Icoholism,
Opium. Eatipffi
Rbenmatism,
:rrciaiorrii, or Seminal Weakness,
'.a f.rtr otlicr complaints?" We claim it a
- sv imil. because the virus of alldiseaecB
JX 'pom the blood. Its Nervine; Resolvent,
Twelve and Laxative properties meet all the
for("'aons liertin referred to. It's knowa vorld
i i i i i
IQUEROR
i
iBtpxiuction of opiates and drastic cathartic?,
l bv the restoration of activity to the stomach
and ii' rvor.s vtom, whereby the brain Is re
heve'l of morbid fancies, which are created by
tie caT',a abovo referred to.
Tot i r?vmtn. Lasers, Literary men. Mer
chants Bsiikfrs.Lftdies and all those whose sed
futftry employment can see? nervon 3 prostration.
jrpahriuWof the blood, etoniach, b-vcis oi
tiiii. vs or who require a nerve tonlcjycT
cf:i'iiai.SAMAniTAKNEKTTJrEii:r.i.iUIC.
Tnou-a'-id- proclaim it the moettviUorfui in
vierant ;hr ever "sustained the elnking rturr..
L5a SwJd by all Drogistrt. The S. A.
KltllMOXD MED. CO., ProprSt.Joeepa, Ma
r'c-r tf-timonlalfl and circulars send Ftamp.
ftt. N. Crittftctcs, Afiist. Uaw Tork City. (34
aiaySl lw-urm '
The Kacl and Worthless
are never emalctfed or counterfeited
This h especiall true of a medicine, and
it is pasltive proof that the remedy tmi
tatal i.- of the highest value. As soon
m it had been tested and proved by the
who'ic world that Hop Bitters was the
puret, best and most valuable family
medicine on earth, many imitations
sprung up and began to steal - the notices
in which the press and people of the
country had expressed the merits of
H. 1)., ami in every way trying to in
duce suffering invalids to use their stuft'
instead, expecting to make money on
he credit and good name of H. B.
Many others started nostrums put up.
in simlar stylo to H. B., with variously
devised names in which the ! word
"Hop" or "Hops" were used in a way
. to induce people to believe they were
the same as Hop Bitters. ,All such pre
tended remedies or cures, no matter
what their style or name i3, and espec
ially those with word "Hop" or "Hops"
in their name, or in any way connect
ed m with them or their name, are
imitations or counterfeits. Beware
ot them. Touch none of them.
Use nothing but genuine Hop Bit
ters, with a bunch or . cluster V of
green Hops on the white label. Trust
nothin; else. Druzgists and. dealers
are warned against dealing in imitations
or counterfeits. may 12-lm
SsSc Har? euro bo effetd.
w!lwa tSfb!Uhe,J on jnat Urf principle." It
95 Per Cent,
r&MUTlsfromderanit kidney ami
&ficulT lSJr at once at the root of the
wS,C CMbo1 which it is cm
a a lx D 'kJPCJ?4 great organs, both
ltta LiiIlL!TOREli- and byplkcinr
from til ahy.conditloa. drive dlielse nd
a&Uhy KidT,:ei?.blc tronbie caused "by in
lVrthditrt in,IJer and Ualnary Organs;
5Sl Dlsorxlera of Women; for
"y. thi t J? - .lcal derangements gener-
"apoaUrai,me:Ir baa n equaL Beware
5t a gooS U0M ani concoctlca3 saItl
abScS ClK8k for WARNER'S SAFE DI-
FwaUneal;-;''ai
HI H-lm H- It. WARKKtt Jt CO..
iMfcnestCT; . x. .
C-D.MopriH.
UEBTAKEK, aVBINT MAKEB. AND
"SlcSU.0 WlDrk Shon on
eB?Sntherlana' stables.
THeDaily Review.
The lateness of the 3pring has moved
a New .England poet to indite a copy of
verses tor the Boston Trayiscripl:
A MAY MAD-KIGAL; KOT A SAT-ICE.
After Punch ! .
Tfae-hoiisb-is fragrani with the bloom
Ol May flowers from the Pilgrim
' shore, -ju'Si I -
A nd co w s! i p blossoms- fill the room ,
With violets gathered at the tfoor.
What else is wantins. young k-sire?
Only some icood upon the Ji 're.
The frgs are trilling such a lay !
The insects, ihey begin to hum,
And so docs charity, they say;
And Hope is waiting, too. to come.
What else is wanting, fond DesircH.
Morc coal upon thc furnace fire.
The birds begin at early morn ;
The nights are shorter than they
were;
The d.tys are celling less forlorn, -And
everything seems all astir.
What more is wanting, soft Desre?
Another blanket I rcjuire.
The kine are kindly taking ease; v
The sheep are shivering on the cliff,
And on the broad expanse of seas
Half over comes my lover's skiff.-
What more is wanting, sweet'Pe
sire? ; - ,
Something quite hot please rank x xt
stiff.
Pilgrim.
EXTK.VO It O IN A It Y STOKY'.
. 4' The Ear oftho Cptirt. j
Jude (i timer tells a good one on cx-;
Jiulge uiHiam: At a term 9f-tho fed
eral Court in llalelgh. Judge Iknd. a
sharp, sarcastic man, who w?.s presid
ing, and Judge Gilliam had J been :ut
tinsat each other all the week.
They both met at a banquet at Col.
John W. Hinsdale's. Judge Bond pro
cured the head of a whole roasted pitf
to be cut oft and sent to the end of the
table occupied by Judge G., and placed
before him. ' .
Silence., prev.vietl. while the guests
awaited the dcuoiLcmer.t.
Judge CxilHani surveyed it, bowed to
Judiie BoihI. and said: - p
"Thank Gol Tve- got the eat of the
f Court at last."
Bond took 'em. -Tarboro Guide.
.mSCELLANEOUS:
WHOLESALE VPFICES
Iesation in
Con nectf on
and Walsli-
Th rents Ucceiveti at ilia White
IIott.se and at the I?ritisli
Wnsiiinjrtori in
with Sheridan
Troops- Under
Special Orders. .
Washington, ilay 22 There has
been some speculation here recently
with -regard to certain mysterious move
ments of the military authorities, 'hese.
movements began with the agitation
of the extradition of Sheridaii and
Walsh. The first fetory that found its
way into print was to the effect that a
number of men at the Washington
barracks were set aside for special
service, and .were. -practically under
arms with orders to be ready for any
emergency. This, being on the day
Brady was hanged, was naiurally
associated in the public mind with that
event. An enlisted man at the barracks
now tells the lollowing:
READY FOK ANY EMERGENCY."
'I don't know who let the story out,
but it is a iact that the men are kept
ready,. f 6 go out at a moment's nctice.
There is something else, however, that
does not appear to be known by every
one, and that is that on the night after
Brady was hauged a dozen of- us were
.ordered to put on citizens clothes and
revolvers and ammunition were issued
to each. We. were then. 'told, to retort
at the ' British -minister's house, on
Connecticut avenue, and did so, spend
ing the entire night". The same thing
happened the night Gurley was hanged,
and the men detailed were out al uighi.
No, wc had no orders beyond that we
were ordered to report at a given time,
and we iotrad an officer there, who was
also in citizens' clothes, who took com
mand of tke detaii. I noticed that only
native Americans were selected for the
detail. We were treated very com
fortably while at the Legation."
This somewhat extraordinary story
appears in print to-day. ' While there is
no means ot extracting the truth about
the -'matter from the hermetically sealed
lips ol the officials who are able to pass
upan its truth or falsity, it is definitely
known that some such extraordiary
precautions have been taken by the aiir
thorities. The secretary of war is quot
ed as saying that measures had been
taken to prevent any disgrace .ever at
taching to this government by reason
of the resentment of an class of people
against tho representatives of a foreign
government .
UNDER SPECIAL 'OUIJEKS.
At the barracks ihere ate "a number
of soldiers who are under special orders,
the purport of which they do-not know
and care not to understand. The im
pression is slowly creeping out that the
secretary of war has come into posses
sion of facts which justify such addition
al precautions as would eeem to have
been taken. These facts are believed
to be based upon threats receired from
the dynamite faction in" this country
both at tho English Legation 'and the
WhiteJHouse. Of course, it is well un
derstood that the character ot srch
threats of violence would be scrupu
louily'kept frcm the public, as their
publicity would tend to aggravate the
evil and prevent it bting suc
cessfully combated. It is believed
in certain quarters that a num
ber of anonymous letters ant!
messages of a threatening character
from crank Irishmen abroad and at
home hayc been received of late by
President "Arthur, as well as. by -the
British minister, to the effect that dire
destruction is the. only thing left for
those who de'm and and execute the death
warrants of the accused Irishmen by
returning them to suffer the penalty of
the alleged infraction of English law.
The mystery thrown" around these
cases by our State department -and the
legation and the contradictory state
ments emanating from these headquar
ters tend to strengthen the belief that
something is . in the undercurrent not
yet comprehended by tho. general pub
lie. A prominent Irish leader declared
to a corner group to-day that President
Arthur dare net for his life send these
men back to the tyrannical British au
thorities to -suffer condemnation and
death from packed juries, , and this no
matter what tiie evidence brought up
here against them. ' - :
"And what if he does really dare to
execute the law in this regard?" was
asked.. - . : - :
'Then yon will see dynamite intro
duced in America," was the cool re
ply. .
There lately died in Stuttgart a goose
whose martial lame has extended -over
all the German Empire. 'tThis eccen
tric animal." wrues a Berlin corres
pondent, "when still a gosling, aoaiid
oned its flock; dismissed all rt collec
tions of its infancy; Tepudiated the con
ventional views and habits ot geese,
and boldly marching into the barracks
of a .Uhlan regiment stationed itself one
tine day next to the S&ntry-box, Touch
ed by this predilection fof their corps,
the Uhlans erected a shed for the goose,
and for twenty-three years neither
threats nor persuasion have been. Able
to separa :e the martial bird from its
adopted regiment for any "length of
time. It has at different times changed
quarters vith thecorps fromEsslington
to Ulm, i hence to Ludwigsburg. and
back to Ulm When the Utflans went
to fight for theii country- the"- forsaken
and desolate goose took up for the time
with a battalion ol infantry; but no
Sooner ilid the first Uhlans re-enter the
town than the goose marched out to
meet them, and returned with them to
her old quarters- She lias now been
stuffed; and is to be seen in a glass case
on the gate oi tho barracks at Stutt
gart.". ,
P.9 CTOa' I I . G" The following- quourUona represent
lUbll VVUO .1 wholesale prieca generallT. In making u
- . - ; - - J iunaU ortlers higher prices haTe to be ehaigeu
; R.aamaaau .. ; : ; , a
. rrubirmiunfl ibagcjing- - i
-1 . StanUard. .....
- ! a
U). ......
i i4 re....
i DACON North Carolina
-! llanui. lb.
. " Shoulders,
' f!de, lb...
WESTERN. SMOKED
llama llet IS
Sides, Ib.............. - i2t
Shoulders....,....... , f a U3fe
Jl -Ol
1054J
BRAINS-
If rain worry kill many thousands, ctctv
year. Schoolchildren and oihers have ter
voua headache, and their overtasked brains
need repsir and eedatiou. . Hero is prompt re
lief. '- , . ". .. - - .: - . - V;
:-A
CX.C. W. BEJ S OAf'S
CELEXY& CHAMOMILE PILLS.
A fmSPMCO SXPRS.SSLTTOCVHS
'and mu. ewe HEADACHE au kinds
'tURALCIA. NFRVOlSNFSS !
7 Jr , I jiil
f
f
fae-siwiLE sicxATune ow evehy box. f;
I AM H tPPV TO SAT THAT THEV CCRET
MT . DAUGHTER - OF " KERVOCH- HEADACHE,"
Thog. t. Aljirttn. Pom nk-y, ild." ' -
" TlIEV CUBED ilV MOTHER AND 5 EVER Al.
FRIENDS , OF SEVERE NERVOUS HEADACHE."
J. Miller, State Hill, Pa.
HAVE - TAKE5T YOUR PlX.ES AND WITH
THE VERV KEST KESTTT.TS. LlndS Men??,
Montgomery; t? tat ion. Pa. -r- ; .
I HAD CONTINUOUS HEAD ACHE FOR YEARS.
T HAVE USED 2 BOXES OF -YOUR PILLS AND
HAVE IT NO MORE " -Wfil. KbeVe, CoultT-
vllle, Cal., Jan-5, .'.81. v;. .
"Your -Piles cannot be too HtonLT ex
tolled " Henry Minlrs, Co. "K'25thlnft.,
rt. ileade; D. Ty. '
"i haven't Had a headache since usixg
TnEJJ. heti: effect.is almost magical."
It. -15 Duva 11 Cor.' Fulton and Harlem Ave.,
Baltc, Md., 15th Nov. 'St. ,
"They have certatkut benefitted jTe."
(The fills.) -Mrs. Sarah Cleveland, Travis,
Texas - - . - -
V50Fitsln 24 Hours.
"I employed some of the best physi
cians here." wrote Wm E. Tajmer. of
Dayton, Ohio. "They all said my child
could nr t r.ot live for 3 weeks. It had 60
fits in 24 hours. W
egave
It Samari
tan Aem'ns'and the medicine' effeetd a
permanent cure " Druggists. . ;
Antiquatoil jewelry i3 all - the rago
something in your grandmothers
mother's aunt's line, of which there
were only two articles made, the other
being in the" British Museum. This
antiquated jewelry is, made to order
just the same as furniture orsgnally in
the possession ot Mary Queen of Scot?.
What Seven Coulcl not do,
Nashville. Teh n., April 6, 1881.
II II Waknek & Co Jr Sirs Seven
physicians could not do jfor me .what
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure ac
co m pi ished . Hopelessly ick with k id
ney diseases, it restored me to. perfect
health. v JACOB MYERS.
Six vacancies in the New York' cus
tom house brought more than three
huudred applicants before the civil
sorvico examiner. One hundred - and
thirty-seven successfully'passed': exami
ination. but as only- six conld be an
pointed, one hundred and? thirtyone
eligible applicants were turned away. ?
The result is highly catlsfactprx to ad-
Easily.Provcn.-
'It is easily proven that malarial fe
vers, constipation; torpidly of the liver
and kidneys, geutral debility, nervous
ness, and ueuraigic ailments yield readi
ly to this great disease conquerer. Hop
Bitttcrs - It Tepairs the ravages of dL-
t-e by converting tua loot! into nc:i
I j ' - -4 irnvc r.-:vs hte- vicr
- .--- - , .... . -
Dr. C. W. Benson's Celery and Cham
omile Pills are prepared expressly to
cure, and will cure Headache of all
kinds, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Dyspepsia; Proved and endorsed by
physicians. ; '
A professor was lecturing on, "After
Man, "What?" A listener remarked
that it was ''generally the'sherifT or
some woman.
Flies and Hug.
Flies, roaches, ants, bod-bugs, rats,
mice, gophers, chipmunks,, cleared out
by 4Rou2h on RaU." 15c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES.
No
More
Weak
Kyes.
A Certain, Safe and Effoctlv Itemody for
SORE, WEAK AND INFLAMED
EYES, ..
Producing Iwig-Sijchtednew, anl
BtorTrg the Sight of the Old. "
011108 Tear lrop Granulation. Stye Tnmrsr
ued hi ea, Mattea K.ve i asnce. ana rro
ducing Quick Belief and Perma
nent Cure.
Also, equally effi a ions when used la other
maladies, puch s Ulcers. Eever Sires, Tn-
roors, alt Khenm, Burns. Pi'e6, or wherever
inflammation exists, iixuiii!:ei-'s ajvivr.
mav be used to advantage.-
"Sold by all Druggists. may 214w
Farmers, Take Notice.
jyjORRIS' HOG CnOLERA COMPOUND
Is just the thing to cure or prevent Hog Choi
era and" all diseases to which , Swlaa . are sub
ject; It will prevent that dreadful disease
known as Trichnsp, and will pot your hogs In
a thrifty, healthy condition, clearing the kid
neys, liver, Ac, of worms and parasites.
Each package contains one and one-half
pounds and will, if gvven strictly according to
directions, cure 10 hogs of tho Cholera and put
20 cogs In a condition to fatten in one half the
usual time, thereby eavragone half of the feed.
The farmers of Duplin countr: are giving it
the praise. All fanners should buy a pack
age. For sale .wholesales and retail .by W. IT.
G KEEN,.Dmggist, MaTket Street, Wilmington.
V. iL -. ' --. . - . , ic !iAw.tf
The Washington Pot say: "There is but
oce "Skin Cure" which can be relied o,-and
tint is Dr. Benson's, and its name is an earn
est of its worth. It is not a patent medicine, f
1 A, j. 1 y a jr. - - . 1 a-
uui iue resui or zus ow ' experience aiw prac
tlce, and is a sure cure,fo? the special diseases
for which it la offered, z :-. . -
-C. N. Crittenton, Sole Wholesale- Agent for
Dr. C. W. Benson 'IteindiCAr 115 Flton St.,
NewjYork; ''t- f - ?aay 19-lw-ch-sat-nnn
HOME COMFORT.
AFTER A RAINY RIDE A COUNTRY PHY8ICIAN
TEL18 WHAT HE THINI6 OF SOME PEOPLE.
t !' wish tOjgracious Rome people would karn,
when they need a dootor and when tftpy'ion't
exclaimed Doctor as he enteroU hla
hoiusdin a coey Mit'o village in the Interior of
the State of New York, after a tedious night
tide of, many miles. ''Iiiavo been down among
the mountains to see a man who, tho moesen
ger eaid, waa very tick and not likely - to live
UU mornlng,unldks he hud immediate- help ;
and found him Suffering from a rather 'sharp
attack of colic,- which hi family inbht have
relieved In ten ininutee, if they had a gTaln of
senfto and two or three simple remedies in. the
'house.; But no; the'y roust remain ignorant as
pigs," and when the least a4he or" paia takes
them, "send for a doctor, whWker they eve?
pay him or notl" ' : --i ;
. Whv, Doctor, what kind of simple rrrno-
reics'ras you call $bcmdo6u expect people to
kcclSOThouee V as feed al3 wife, as she
pxAxfidhlm jt cup of hot tea. 4 " --;
"H iheagbi" answered the doctor, -4'if
tbey -had only put a BENSON'S CAPCINE
lORUS PLASTER on the man's stomach, he
would have been all right in an hour, - and'
saved me a dreary ride . . . . , v. ;
Tn all ordinary compIalDts It cures at once.
All diseases are eliminated from the system
by what may be roufhly called expulsion or
extraction, or by a'noion of the two processes.
Benson's Plaster promotes both. It incites
the torpid organs to act, and sends its healing'
pobthfng fhatieoce through the myriad iores
of the skin. All other plarters oblige: rtho pa'
Ueot to wait. t Thoy glvo him hope for tomor
row. Benson's plasters gives him help tolay
U'hlch is better, do you think V Bny the CAP
CINE and keep it in the bouse. Prico 23 cents.
Seabury & Johnson, Pbarmaeutical Chom
fits, New York.., . - , : may 21 2w
00
JO
is
15
U
14
lVIlxKOADS, &c
73
SO
60
27
7S
20
SO
CO
BUY SATTED
Sides, UV. ........... 11
Shoulders, & B CO G
BARRELi Spirits Turpentine,
Seoond Hand, each
- New New York, each........
!faw City.eacb.. ....... .......
BEESWAX, & B
mucKs, v M
BUTTER, Bv
. North Carolina...............
Northeru.. ...... .............
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' Northefn........ .............
CANDLES, V fe
ierTn. .... ........
Tallow..."....'.....
A1nnmnti ne.. ......
CHEESE, !h ; .
Northern Factory. .
Dairy, Cream...
SUto.. ....... 4
COFFEE, & ibr- -.
lagnyra..
Kto.......
COILV,MEAL. V baa.. In sacka
CCTTTON TIES, bundle....
DOMESTICS . .
"8heetiag, 44, tf-yd. .:
Yarns, bunch........ ..... .
EGtiS, dozen , 4 0
F1II
Mackerel, No. 1, bbl......,16 00
Mackerel, No. 1, V half bbl.. 8 60
Mackerel, No. 2, bbl 9 CO
Mackerel, No. 2, half bbl.. 5 00
Mackerel; No. 8, tf" bbL...... 7 7S
Mullets, bbl.. ....... ....... 4 00
. Mullets, Pork bbls 7 00
N. C. Roe Herring, keg.... 3 00
Dry Cod, lb 5
J?ERTILTZER3, V 2,0t ibs
t- ,-..: -No. 00
WU. .... . -JT
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Oil CO -
18 if
11 'AO
12 0
1S4
14 62
. 10 &
15 tW
10
774
1 60 &
So 69
25
12
12H
14
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121
I 75
ma w
5 50
JS S 00
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8 5C
S 4 00 -&
V
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Baugh's Phosphate ...."..00 00 fiVXVfo
Carolina Ferwiirer..... 4. 00 3.v oo
Ground Bone...........
Bone MenL.... .......
Bone Flonr. ..........
Navassa Gnano. ......
Complete Manure
Whann's Phosphate.,
......00 00
00 00
......00 C3
......40 00
....L-.oaoo
.,..00 00 :
b 50
0 00
5 50
6 00
7 00
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5 75
6 CO
11
65
1 V0
4
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NAILS, Keg, Cut, ld basis
OIL3, gallon- .
Kerosene........
Lard
Unseed..... ......... .........
Rosin.....
1 Tar..: ............ . .v..
' Deck and Spar..........;....;
f POULTRY . ...
ChlcJteus, live, grown... ....
Spring...
- Turkeys.,... .v.
PEANUT'S bushel..........
POTATOES, 4? bushel
sweet........
Irish. WWL.
PORK; .barrel-
City MebsA ...23 6C
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MgOn IS J. C. McCURDY, Phils,. Pa.
-may 21-4 w - f
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B. L. PERRY, Proprfetor. ZLX? I
Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, f- Ftrst-CliiJ
It n ml tnxn t. Term 1 2JS0 to tft A
1-
Per !I onth SFRT1.
Agents Jutlan. vrith
coccem verrrtiar
braid Rilvrr iIn!4 Wtr
AMOXTH A'D BOARD for three
-live-vonnr men or Udie-irraci
county. Addrenis p ;w. Zusglec to
Philadelphia. Pa. - - : - ;may2l4w
Imi
r.ot,liTe Is wreeplng
by, g and ciare.be ;
fore you Sic, some
tfclea ralzhtv - and
sublime War tchini w ccmrnrlirart.' t&i a
week Li vo.ir'wn tow. 3 onifit fTt. No
rik. Hvcry thin new- Caj-ltal not rcquJrw.1
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nik
.1 famii'a voa evcryiLtos. Man? arc
Wando Phosphate 00 W
Berger & Butz'a Phosphate.. 00 GO
Excellenza Cotton Ferftlizer.65 00
French's Carbonate of Line... 7 00
French's Agricultural Lime.
FLOUR, W Dbl
. jnne......
V 1 o
- flunut;rucuKr.v.
" . Extra...,.;
Family, .........
City MilLvExtra. ............
Family..;.......;
v Extra Family.. .,
GLUE ft:
GRAIN; bushel
Corn, from store, bags.whlte.
Corn, cargo, in bulk, white. .
: Com, cargo. In bags, -white..
Com, cargo, mixed, In bsgs. .
tjats, rrora store..
Cow Pea3....;. ..........
HIDES, lb
Green.
H A?, if l'6o lbs : " -.
Eastern................ ..
Western.. ........ ........
North River..
HOOP .IRON, ib. .. r... .
JjAkd. Mr ib
Northern. . . ,
North Carolina. .". . . .
IJMEI tf barrel.......
LU1MJ1ER, City Sawed, M ft.
Ship8tuff, rcfawel..i........is 00
r- Rough Edge Plank. ....- 15 00
, Wee tlndia Cargoes, according
- " to onality;. 00
- v Drcelod Flooring; seasoned. .18 00
ScantMng.amlBoard. comn..l2 00
unr AOSFd 1in. '
00
40
00
00
00
26
40
00
-IH3 00
i&7 00
fr4r OO"
(7000
5)70 00
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trcm oo
BS 7 K
0 9 0
& 5 ee
9 6 00
& 6 50
0 S 75
9 6 50
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20
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26
25
75 & 85
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C15 oo
Sew Crop Cuba, ta hhds.
In bblfl.....
'Porto-Rico, Inhhds.'..
, "- In bbls....
Sugar IXotise, in hhfls. . .
11
10
90
00
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33
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to
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25
3$
80
1 25
1 10
........ ....
60
0
Gf 75
& 3 75
.17 00
RICE Carolina, f ..
Rough, bushel.......;
RAGS, lb Country . , .;
Citv..'.. .....i.........;..... .
fiorb,.? .........
SALT, ack. Alux .....
JiverpooU. ............. ......
Lisbon....
American.....................
SUGAR. V fiy-Cuba......;,...
Porto Rico,.... ...... .........
. ACoftee
Ji .-.
C ' .
. w-: ....................
Crushed
SOAP, &V Northern
8IIINGLK8,7in.tfM 10 50
Common 2 so
Cypress ; Saps.. 4 0
Cyprees Hearts. 0 00
STAVES, V U-W. O. Barrel. .12 00
R, O. Hogshead.. ........ .....00 00
TALLOW, to i. 8
TIMBER, .V M fecV-6hlpping.l2 00
Fine MiU ......11 25
Mill Prime............ 7 60
Mill. Fair
Common Mill
em oo
mi oo ,
ais oo
4 St
ts I 15
Wilmington & A7ciaon
ltaiiroail Coinphiiy.
OmCS OF GXSrERAL SCPERIXTUPEJfT, i
Wilmington, N. C., May 13, lSt3.r :
Xhahge of Schedule.: v 3
ON AND AFTER "MAY if, tSAS,' AT 3.1
P. M., Pascnscr Trains on the WJIrolng
ton & WeMon liaUixJUl willrun as follows ;
DAY MAIL- AND EXPRESS Ti; AINS DAILY -
Nos. 47 Noam and 45 Socrn.
Ieave Wlindnjrton, FwutSL Dejwt, C.JtOA. M
Arrive t We Won.... .12,40 P.- Ai
Leave Wcldon.. ................ s. 3.10 P. M
Arrive at Wilni'gton, Front St. lpt, 9.13 P. M
Fast Tueocob Mail A Passesceh Tkais
Daily No. 40 South. V
Leave Wehlon..... ........ .....V. R.10 I. 21,
Arrive at Wiha,gtoh,FrontSLlVp,t J0.55P, hi.
IAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS DXILV.
No. 43 North. .
Ixave VIlr-il!ton....V. ......... S.00 P. 31.
Arrive st We Won.-.. ...... ........ 2.V0 A. il.
Tia!n No. 40 South Will stop only t Rocky
Mount, Y Cbn, GoId?Iom and Magnolia.
Trains on Tarloroi;rnchIkad Lc;vb Rocit
?Iount forTrb?ro at-7.00 '.A. M. and 5.13 r.
JL. Dailv. fvcrnrnlhr, leave Tarloro at 4.i0
A. M and 10 P. M. Dailv.
Trains on Scotland Ntx-k Branch I.'oad leive
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.55 P. M. Re
tumlng .Wve Scotland Neck at .7.00 A. M.
dally. .. -:. -
Train No. 47 makes chsc connection at Wei
lonforatl onts North Pail v. All rail vis
Richmond, and daily except .nhday via Bay
Line. ' ;. - .. -.
Train No. 45 ram tlallv and raaVcsclow con
nection for ail Points North via Richmond aud
Wfthu.gioa. . - -j
-All trains run mlli between W'iJngton and
Washington, and hxvf, Pnllmsn Pftla.rn siin .
rs attache.!. - . ' - .. v
tor accommodation of local trftrel a pa?sen
rcrfo u h itIII beattn hel to local fro! gtitkav-s
TngWi m;i!ton3t U15 A. ii Daily except
Sunday. . . .
JOHN F. DIVINE.
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger AgcnX.
mav 15 -- -.. v -- .
Wilmiiigton, Colnnibi:)
& Augusta 11. It. Co. f
j.
OVTICS .OF GENERAL SCl'tUINTKNDKXT.
: WiiTiilntoh, N. C. May 13,18
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143 22
00 & ,75
00 0- .75
00 & 00 '
00 0 75
00 . 00
00 0 00
00 O 9
00 61 V,,
734 8
0 a " 8VJ
vsya u
5 a
& oo
& 3 00
G 5 00
& 7 50
CI! 00
mo co
as 10
714 O0
13 00 -
a s so
6 0049 6 SO
5 00 0.0 0G
- Inferior to Ordinary.. 0 00 ta 4 00
WHLSKEY, V gal Northern.. 1 00 tfs 4 00
North Carolina 1 CO 6t 2 -r0
WOOL, W lb Washed 23 3)
Unwashed.... ................. 21 tTS 22
Burrv 10" 0 15
- 1883..
Harper's Young People.
men,
i:..t-:
M 1
T.lf t-c-:
AS ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY 16 Pajta.
SUITEBTO BOTi A3fD OIRLS OF TROM SIS
.- TO SIXTEEJf TEARS OF AGE. '
YoL IV. commences November 7, 1882.
..-Tho Ycmig Ptcplt has been from the first
snccesf cl beyoncf anticipation. A . 1. tt
King Post. ; ;
1 1 has a distinctive purpose, to which it ttetd
Ily adhere that, -namely, of supplanting the
felons- paper for the-young with a paper
more attra tire, as well as mora w holesome.
liotton Journal. - , . - '
For ueatr-.cA, elegance f engravtajc, mJ
content generally, it U trssarpas?ed byAay
pLUcat'oa trt' the kind -yet brought to oar
notice. ruttbvrgh Gazette. , , , i
' ' :' ' TERMS : : . t,;-"-: .1
HARPER'S TOTING PEOPLE. ,
Per Year. PoUge PrepaU. ? ?I Ji'
ixoi.e NimiraiKS, Four Cent each.
Spfefraeacopy wnt on receipt of YhrecCts.
Tbe Volumes of ltArpr0.Yotin:P()p!e.for
1S1 and handijorrre'y boand ia lilurnlna
ted Cloth, win bo wnt by mail,-pcfe tare pre
tmid. on receipt of t3 l0 each. Cotre foi
Young Pct.Scfr"ls52, Si ceaU; potrc, 13 j
cents fcd-4iitnaL : .
f's- lr:!1 eii I)-f toiTn'tr' ""iff! !
Change of Scheduie.
ON AND AFTER MAY 13th,.ms( at
4.fSA. M., the following Paesttngbr Scnua
nls will be run on this road : .4 ' -
NIGHT EXPRE93TRAiN3, DAILY Noa. 48
Wect and 47 East.
Leavq Wilmington.........;........ 9.80 p. M
Leave Florennn - ...... rji A. '
Arrive atC C. & A. Junction 6.20 A. 51.
Arrive at t.oiutaiila R.40 A:' M.
Leave Columbia.. 10.00 P. M.
Leave C, C. & A, Junction......... 1020 p. fu
Leave Florence 1.12 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington. 6.1fe A. M.
Night Mail asiPassekoks-Tbain, daxlt,
' - -. No. K West. ....
Leave Wilmington. ,...".'. ....... ..11.10 17 M.
Arrive at Florence. 2.f0 A. M,
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRA IN Paily
x No. 43 East. ' . "
Leave Florence at. ........... v ........ S .24. P. M.
Arrive at WiJmIii?ton .........7.42 P, M.
Train 43 stops at all Stations.
No. 40 efops only at Flerjlnjrton, Wbitcvllhi,
Fair BhiiT and Marion. r - -
Pasaongers for Columbia and all rolntB on 0.
& C. R. IL, C, & R. IL Stations. Aiken .Juno
lion, and all points "beyond, should take
Night Express. -- ;
Separaui Pullman Sleepers" for Char Jc to
ana ior xiugusia on xrain 4a.
All trains run solid between Charleston
WUmlngUn. - . ; ;t , . r-f
Loral freiarht laTP Wllmln.t.n tn ;
ccpt Sunday at 7 A. M. .
' JOHN F. DIVINE,
General Superintendcat.
T. M. EitERSON.Gcncral Passcsgcr
may 15 ; .
Carolina Central It. It.
Company. -
Otfice of OEifERAL Svrsnsdvrrtrttzirt,
Wllminzton, C. Mav 30lh. 1S "
O3
Change of Schedule. ;
AND AFTER MAY 10th, lr3,'r THE
followtijg cncaaia will be operated on tfcia
lUilroad ; -. -.; "- -,
PASSENGER MAIL AND EXP&ES5 TIL4XS,
DAILY. . ;
k. i I Leave Wilralngton aL. ...... 70 P. M.
S Arrive at Charlotte at 7.03 A. it.
Vrt . j Leave Charlotto aU.........8. P M.
- i- Arrive at Wilaihigtoa aL...3.23 A. hi,
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 stop at regular etttlont
only, ami taints designated In the Company I
Time TabLe.
Train No. 1. Daily except Sunday.
Do. No. 2. do. - . do. Saturday.
SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER,. MAIL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
Dally except Sundays, . .
1-avs Charlotte.. ....... ........... S.20 A.M.'
Arrive at Shelby. 12.20 P, M.
fA:r;!i:erby.. 1.40 P.: 51.
Arrive at Charlotte...... 5.40 P, 21.
Trains No. 1 and 2 make cUwc connection
Hamlet with II. & A. Trains- to and fron Kal
ilgh, and at Charlotte with Shelby Dirts ion
Train. ... ,
Through Sleeping Car tetwecn Wllraiagtoa
and Charlotte asvl lialclg'b and Charlotte.
Take Train No, 1 for SutcsvlJtc. Htitiora
Western N C R R, Afcheviil. and prdnts West .
Also, tor Spartanburg, GrtcnvUie, Athens,
AtLmta and aU poinu fcotifhwest. - -51
- - . ' v. L. V. ONES. '
2? SrrpcrintcndetT. ,
1?. r. CLARK, General Pastengcr Agmt
BEFORE MIU AFTER
0tr!c tistzi era i?nt vi 33 Djt' TdiL
TO f.IE; DULY, YOUIiO OH OLD,
WHO r tnCtr'ai't trz Znxrnr Zf.rzrxs TZ
Iwr Vrrt rrr. 1 rs ot ; rnv t tr z
ViflK.WAsrjf'TiVVrjevE-!-:. '.4 r.'-.l li-....-t--.
ti a iXitjsA. 5i.rva -.:;i,arf t-v. ; - m t
I", i;-. c : i -1 ".' t. J - t! i'., .mi. . .