Sunday X
this taper
epte4 by
JOSUT. JAMES,
cxhtos ad rmorarrro.
...ECirnoS!9 POSTAGE PAID:
r
m kit saonuis. tuw
" TL-I1; One mootb. SS cent.
t dettrered by carriers fre
T la anj part of the city, at the abore
Lr 14 rests P wee.
rates tow BbermL
eriUrs will report any and n t4L
1
1
J
VrLEA3 K0TIGL, , 1 f1 ' i
We will be glad to recdTe eocunutlcaCors
from otur friends on any and all subjects of
general ti teres! but
nctm tbeir paper regularly.
VOL. VII.
W LMINGTON. N. C, SATURDAY- JULY 14, 1883.
ZTjt Daiy to has Vic largest
, .ci, circulation c any newspaper
in tt city Wilmington. j
s'olwirl joanz leraaie nuueow in a
Tea hixb school WM delivercd oFa
, Victory one day and twins the next.
jcdQ Kinne, the Democratic candi
, ,e for Governor of Iowa. U a , native
of New York and only thirtr Jour years
i He has previously run for the
and been defeated.
Mr. Landry is still at Loo 5 Branch,
tended by her faithful satellite Geb
hard. She remains in her palace car,
ealip2 there and sleeping there; and he.
it is alleged, remains at the hotel.
(Jcneral Sherman is reported to haTe
, noor opinion of Washington as a placo
r residence. He thinks it lull of hollow.
ivi hypocrisy ana snoDDery. Ana
.. w;ii less of all three when
lurir ...
Sherman himself moves out.
William C. Ho wells, father of the
... 1 1
.irican novelist, nas xeigneo mci
J-u.U ion of American Consul at .Toron
to. Canada. He has. held the postion
iMn,iiie ear. He is seventy-seven
rarsofaje and now proposes to go to
Uriuinj in Virginia
The Si-ot: liquor law in Ohio, which
i: was thought would reiluce the num
Urol saloons, teems not to have had
exactly that eftect, tlni9 far. A special
irora Cincinnati says:
One of the interesting questions
brought up by the p'aasage of the Scott
!Avr taxing the retail liquor dealers in
)hio.has veen." Will tho tax reduce the
number or saloons?" The general the
or y a that it would curtail the number
Uit cere in muiuwu lvuuij mc tFv
rieoce at the County Treasurer's othec,
tiere th taxes are paid, is quite the
contrary. The Treasurer Pays that be
hn not the means of giving the exact
ll.nne on this point, but he estimates
that already more than 2.C0U have paid
the tax, which is not more than twenty
short of the number ol saloons that
were in operation last year, when there
was no tax. The amount of lax re
ceived to date U $403,000 in Hamilton
couatT. The portion due the county
outsido or Cincinnati has alrcad wbeen
sufficient to obviate the necessity or
raising a levy Tor tho County Poorbouse
fund, 'lbe number who have raid
200 for selling beer and spirits is about
1.800, which leaves a little more than
400 selling beer only and paying $.100.
Many are still coming to tho Treasurer
daily and payios13" for fractions of
lnis inuicaica cuuvr iua
! I
.'.i . ; "
The same of the writer Boat always be ret
alafced to the Editor. x:
Commmucacons nut be wmtea ;ea 01
one sWe of the paper. '
Personalities mttat be avoMed
Aad 11 la especially and particularly nad
stood that the Editor does not always esdoi
1 - .
N O. 1 67 the Ttew of cowPondeni unless so sutc
10 wo eauonu coianua 1
LOCAL NEWS.
IIOU TO HEW AQYUTIStmiTS.
Exec ksiox Moonlight
W II Giui-tiam Cmphyr
? K DAVM A 80.x ArrireU
T AXES Book s aud Stationery
Qkixsbckoex Plauos aod Organs
It P Jlixooox Executor's Notice
Excl'RSIoji Fifth St M E ) Sunday School
KxctEsiOK Youu Catbollca Frleol So
ciety 1 , j
CoDdllloa of the Slnklcx Fund City of Wll
mloxton i . t -
Day's length U hours and19 minutes.
A New Counterfeit.
Counterfeits of the new j five
Dieces. which did not have the
The Tri-Color,
cent The French flag was flying Iroin tne
word flagstaff of the French Vicc-Constilate
r,." nn tka M;n htrn mit in an near-1 in this citv tosdav in honor of the an-
j Vvuu ii'v v m w f S' J 1 - m
i ance. Tho counterfeit is a poor one. It niversary of the destruction of the Bas-
lia ri;rrKf io.i minr ml the thirteen I tile in Paris. Julv 14th. 1789, which
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS v NEW AJ VEBTISEmiTITS.
s.
stars surrounding the head of the God
dess of Liberty are much smaller than
ou the original pieces. There is an
open space bectwecn the bottom of the
V in the latter coin. In the counterfeit
the V. almost touches the wreath un
derneath. . !
was the commencement of
Revolution.' ' I
Fifth Street Mr E. Sunday Millinery & Fancy Good
UUIIUUII . . ... T - " w .t
Anouier juargu iuvuii;u
of Mlllrieryi!
Cantaloupes are
high. j
still unreasonably
There were no interments in Dellcvue
Cemetery this week. I
The receipts of cotton at this port to
dayjfoot up 16 bales. 1
Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 15
minutes past 7 o'clock. ', '
A right presentable watermelon - can
be bought now for a quarter.
i
There were four interments ail
adults in Oakdalo Cemetery this
week.
Election of Officers. " ' j
The annual meeting of;the Wilming
ton library Association was held yes
terday evening and Mr. Alex. Sprunt
was elected President for the ensuing
year, and Dr. Thos F. Wood, Secre
tory. A Board of Directors was also
elected, consisting of the President,
Vice President and Messrs W. R.
Kenan, John Cowan, M. S. Willard,
G. H. Smith. Iredell Mearcs. J. Fj
.Post, Jr., and W.M. Cumming. Ihe
i new constitution was adopted. .There
will be a meeting of the Board of DK
rectors this afternoon at C o'clock.
Messrs Worth &' Worth had the mis
fortune to lose a valuable horse last
night. ' s , ' J
At 3 o'clock to day the thermometer
in this ofllce registered tfl degrees.
That is not very hot for the middle of
July. , ! :
ltev. Dr. Bernheim, with his wife
and two youngest children. left Cbar
lotte Thursday for their future home at
Pbillipsburg, X. J.
Tho Register of Deeds issued three
marriage licenses this week, one of
which was for a white couple and two
were for colored cod pies.
Cotton. , j
The receipts of cotton at this port for
the week ending with to-day foot up
S3 bales, ak against 32 bales for the cor
responding week of last year, decrease
this week of 9 bales. The receipts of
the crop year to date foot 127.305 bales,
&s ftfrninst 135.983 bales to same date
last year a decrease this year of 8,677.
bales.' . T -
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The Next Excursion.
The Young Catholic's Friend Society
will make an excursion on the Passport
toSniithvillo and the Forts on Tuesday,
the 17th iost.' The Italian band will j
furnish music fort dancing and. there j
will be an abundance of refreshment
for sale at citv Drices. A sood time
may be expected, as our Catholic friends
are never backward in coming forward
mtlE LADIES OF THE ABOVE CHURCH
I 1 will riv An of their excursions to Smith
. 1 r...W .tiid tK. VAi-ta ,nri th ItlM-kAih Grounds, on
PAbSPOKT, Jor the Denenc 01 uw ijunuj
School- Berreshraents at city prices.
Fare 50 cents. Children nau price
July U-lt Star copy It
1
Arrived.
CAJtGO OF THE FINEST KENNEBEC j
we have . erer received. Order
FLINT ICE
vrvi
New. Styles, Nowi Colors, &c.
FANCX. GOODS DEPARTMENT
i FULL.
Barrel, nogshead or Car Load, and It will e
nnerior to anr tou nare ever wen. uia-
Rusiacuoii. 1
W. K. DAVIS & SON.
o-
teed to irfve perfect sausiacuon
jaiy n-u
H
Executor's (Notice,
AVING ; QUALIFIED AS EXECUTUK
nf tho ljiKt will .nd testAment of Mrs. Mary J.
Ianirdon. deceased, all persons having claims
against the estate of -iny said Intestate, are
herenv notuiea 10 present tne sanw vuvr be
fore the 15th day of Jnly, 18S4, or this notice j
will te nlAn.it in harof a recovery.
I All persons mueDtett 10 me same mum nnuic
immediate payment. K. r . uArmuvn,
jnly 14 lawew sat . wixuwr
KID, SII.K ard LISLE GLOVTS. .
PARASOLS, NECKWEAR, FANS,
ZEPHYR and MATERIAL Iotj
V; WORK. " A j
MILLINERY Secoml Floor. ..'
FANCY HOODS First Floor.
FANCT
y
liiMitecLfullv.
" I Z. , . 4 .( !
MISS E- KAltREIt,
jiily 9 - EXCHANGE CORNER
MOONLIGHT Livery and Sale Stables
ORSKS, BUGGIES, PHiETONS AND
TV A C G 1? : 1? A "IT 1 fT't H
City Courts . '
1 1
There were just a dozen cases for the
will be tho moonlight excursion
season. There will be music
dancing, and refreshments
AM DAitPHKR "MINNEHAHA
j 8 UHR.
Al.LES ON BOARD. ALLE DEUTSCH
ESN D EINGEL ADEN.
, j W. II . GERKEN,
or Horses.
in whatever will contribute to a pleas
Aloomiffiit aua anisic. arable occasion.
Excursions on the river by moon
light, when well conducted, are certain-
nJtTUMdvni-htthel7thinst..onthe MayorVconSidenttion this morning, as MONta6 abend, den ieui JULY. AM Jhe finest 'HeafSe
, n ViiAy Pnint inilirin or follOWS
from 7he preparations dready .maJe. , Andrew Laspee, colored forbeing
davs m the city prison. He went be-
1U 1 -
will he 1 low.
f...-i.i.l lni,v nmfini. fftke imhiij icwwii,
A.rv11 I W1LU1L1 LU UUY U UUC Ul ami naa
9L1 Ul 1 I
in the
City.
july Hit
F. A. SCHUTTE,
, .Managers
Mr. J. J. Scott, formerly of this city,
but now a resident of ((Joldsboro and
connected with the Goldsboro Bulfttin,
was on our streets to-day.
'hc Seasidollotel has been well pat
ronized this season. There are many
guests there now and the evenings,
when the band plays and the yon ng
folks dance in the pavilion, are very
lirely. ' :
Comins: ITp day.
mi I f.. ik)!'CmMi?!lla T iirht
neir saloons are starting or that old in(antrv. which were expected some
ones that have stopped are start,n2 UP days ago, were shipped from Raleigh
3 rain. i i.-v nr.. w. arrive in the citv
this evening, whence they will be lor-
a hill honr. durinr which time a
upon the beach, bunting turtles and tur
tle eggs, and surf bathing can be enjoy
A ThnsA who wish it can have a
fish 8ui)Der served for them, the fish
being taken from the coops 'alivo and
kicking." This is certainly a chance
tnr a f nil measure of enioYment. The
boat will leave her wharf at 8 o'clock
sharp.
A Timely Order.
Complaint having been made to the
rostoffice Department that newspapers
and periodicals sent to regular subscri
bers are not in all cases promptly lor
The 13th Annual Excursion
Young Catholics'Frieod.Soci'y
' r -: , A CAR IX)AD OF ' . j ; . , i ' .
Kentucky Horses & Mules
, Just received and for sale low. . ' ,
The best lot of stock lo the city, j i f : 1
below for 30 days.
Charles Peterson, for the same .ofiese,
was short the requisite $5, and he also
WculW:u .i -vuaj,. rpUERE WILL BE AN EXCURSION, under
Sam. Larkins, colored, was charged J i
with an assault and lottery but judg- the auspices of the Young Catholics' Friend
manf woq cncnpncld onirjavment of sortetv. on the Steamer PASSPORT, to I
IIOLLINGSWORTU & WALKER,
At tii XftWtables. I " "
may 4 tt Cor. Fourth and Mai
su
costs. ' f
' Lucy Davis, Mary Morris, C. H. Hill,
Emory Green, J ames Radcliffe and
Richard 'Holmes, Sail colored, and
Archie Brown, were charged with a
violation of one lot the market: ordi
nances in selling certain vegetables
outside the market house. In the first
t Wn, n Thnmnson. the caw juusuion, n oubjcuucm , ww ov-
na,u"' "V ' " " ,7' 7Z T: .M ond was dismissed, and the remainder
general snpenmenucni. ui iu , 1
!L-n h. icnl n nrder to the were fined $3 each.
ianrhn iiv mnil service Jesse Cumber, charged with disor-
. F. . . . n derlv conduct, was fined &5, in default
in wmcn ne savs: r xu iu ... . . , 4
Sinithville and the Forts on TUESDAY July
1
Popular Priceo,
L.L P4
.; I POPULAR GOODS
I . ' ' .- -- - -; - I:.
AND POPULAR IDEAS WILL
1 GREAT RESULTS.
,UR FAMILY TRADJE, -WUltu 13
OPUCE
IN-
t7AaKmarfalzrl111i0 f 11 1111 jhH Ht V.ltT nriOCS. I I I
The Italian Strin? Band will furnish I music creasing dally, has been made by these things.
The Committee will spare no paios to make
thia th mnateniovable excursion oi tne sea
son. Tlcretsooci cmioren jwai wu leave
at o'clock, a. in. - - 37 14-zt
We are
the Pioneers of Low Priced !j
Moonlight Excursion !
FEDERAL POINT, TUESDAY, 17th
fnat. nn steamer PASSPORT. Music. Dane
ins-and Refreshments. Fare! 50c The boat
win ctnn x tne uocks one nour vo suun w
nnn to innnice in auri nsLimns. vuruu uui-
ing, etc. ByTSpecial arrangement; fish supper
Wm. K. Chandler, at present Secre
tary of the Navy, is looming up as the
possible Senator from New Hampsire.
Mr. Rollins withdrawal is ascribed to
him. Chandler is ofcourso rallying to
his support tho Federal office .holders.
The height of the political thermometer
about Concord may be realized from the
following, which we clip from a New
York Sun. special from that city :
Mr. Chandler was wonderfully genial
at tho hotel breakfast table. He walked
around shaking hands with Jneods and
iocs. At one table exNSpcakcr ool
W and Attorney-General Tappan
were sitting. Ho greeted Mr. W oolson,
and then went around to shake hands
with Gen. Tappan. The latter looked at
the outstretched digits, and said with
unmUtakablo emphasis:
"I do not not wish td take your hand,
sir w
What do you rjQeaa by that?" re
torted the agile Secretary. ,
I mean just what I say. respond
ed Gen. Tappan with (reeling dig-
- Weil. I am lad to know where we
iand," came from the chsconcertod
little man. who wcigus about hall or
Tappan avoirdupois, and then ho ab
stractedly went his way. ...
The snub Is said to be duo to Gen.
Tappan resentment at Mr. Coanaier s
published cbarg that he was del jnquent
in his official daty against the railroads,
and the old Free Soil war horse is a
man who resents such things in a blunt
and manly way.
Great'.Closlns Out Sale.
Goods will bo slaughtered within the
ciil 00 days in order to mako room for
ono of the largest and finest Stocks of
Fall and .Winter clothing and gents
furnishing goods ever brought to Wil
mington. A I. SiiniER, Reliablo
Clothers. HI Market St. tf.
Quarterly Meettnsrs
Wilmington District of the Methodist
F Church, South.
THIRD HOUND.
fimllhvUle... Jo J A !
Brunswick at Bethel. -Inly 21-22
Newton Grove Mission-. . . -'July iS 29
Cokesbury at Bethany Aug 4-5
Bladen ..Aug 11-12
Clinton at Goshen Aug 18 19
Elizabeth Aug 25-26
Whiteville ..Aug 25-2G
Point Caswell at lt Caswell Aug 23-29
Waccamaw Mission Sept 1- 2
Fair Rlnff. Sent 8- 9
ROBT. O. RURTON, t. E.
It i conceded that Dr. WorThinzton's
Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine for
Dysentery and Fains In the Stomach is
" an infallible cure..
warded to Smithville on 1 Monday.
This is "sartin sure." and our military
friends at Smithville may look confi
dently for the shootia (irons" at the
time we have named. !
Firemen's yisit.
The several committees of tho Fire
Department mei at the Mayor's office
yesterday afternoon.! and Capt. C.
D. Myers. Chief of tho liepanmeni.
wu made Chairman, and Mr.
Empic, Secretary, who
to eorresDond with the
w -
Company, of Newbcrn,
the contemplated visit or the latter to
thia city, and to assure them of a cor
dial and hearty welcome.
Wc understand that Howard Relief
Fire Engine Co . No. 1, contemplate
having a dinner at Wrightsville Sound
on the 23rd inst .and if tho visiting
firemen reach here in season, arrange
ments have been made by - which they
will be transported to the Sound and be
the Company's guests on that festive
occasion.
B. G-
was mstrucicu
Atlantic Fire
in regard
to
Fruit Growers" Kxhibltloii.
Mayor Hall received a letter this
morning from Capf. R. P. .raddison.
President of the North Carolina imit
Growers Assoc i
intelligence Jthat
ed to hold the next
tion, conveying, the
it has beendecid
exhibition of the
Association In this city, commencing
on the 22nd day of August next ana
continuing three days. Since the prop
osition was first mooted' Mayor Hall
has worked assiduously for its accom
plishment, and we rejoice that ho has
been successful J It will be of great ad
vantage to our people not only jEin
us better acquainted with tae iron,
growing capacity of other sections of
the State, but it will also make ns bet
ter acquainted with the people. Our
citizens have done well in giving en
couragement, in the way Qt premiums,
to the Association to hold the exhibi
tion here, and we feel confident they
will have no reason to regret! their gen
erous contributions to the object. The
visitors to the city during thejdxbibi
tion will rnn np into the thousands, and
tho occasion will be a time of mutual
pleasure and profit. - . ' ,
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacosi'3 nrdra-a Depot- t
such matter is of least importance with of which he was sent below for 30 days. m be had at Federal Point br those wo dc-
nisieitermaii.uuuouwu Klce jpiantatious.
.:iu ...ml n.ivtliv thn Ttdkt clerks, ill
: lcr. t withdraw second class The nee platations on the Cape ear
, jt !iuMf.mh arehoDefulof larire crops this year
matter t papers uu iiiwiwv"" . . e
- : n oriin it desti- The prospect at present is very favora
.:ir;,o,Kr-nn hnt it will not ble. A few days since we visited three
k lWd for anv other purpose. The large plantations
rrtt atPr.f ;Gncral desires that tho river.lfrom two
f ,-fvnrl Inrr nPWSnanGfS DSSSIDZ the City.
through the mails be discontinued Thornbury place known also, previous
whercover it exists. '
july 10
JNO. W, HARPER,
GEO. N. 1IARRISS,
.: Managers
WILMINGTON, N. C, July 14, 18S3.
Condition of Sinkini
on the North East
to three miles, above
Two of those was theoId
City of Wilmington.
SECtlRITEiKS HELD
lSeatttiful Scenery.
4 Bonds maturiiu; In July. 1. i I
per cent U. , W 0
1 Bond maturing In July, 18K9, 8 .
percent .U.O0Q0O
6 Bonds maturing in Kebruarr.iaK, m M
8 rcr cent 3,000 00
37 Bonds maturing in January, WJ7, mnA M
i. 6 per cent 3,oo CO
10 Bonds maturing in January, 1S99, M
6vcr cent.. ....... i 1,000 00
It Bonds maturing in January,1901, I
0-per cent 10,000 oo
25 Bonds maturing la January ,1904,
epcr cent.... 25,000 00
3 Bonds maturing In January ,W10
G per cent , 3,00 oo
96 Bonds amountlDg to
Casn uninvested.
Total amount of Sinking Fund. . . .$ 47.145 4
Amount on hand as per Report
Janurry 2, 1883- ........... .29 00
Increase....,.
.............. ..
to the war. as the Ihoruas 1. Uavis
place. It is now owned by Mr. W. T.
Bray, who has only recently purchased
lt a
,.. i ' 0..iw ;i -nn ro a rpsi -1 t. It is entirely surrouuuca oy water
itenubi -wi 1 J i I . i . -..i, '
dAnt nf Wilmimrton have you ever aud can be approached only in Doais,
i ho. hPAutv our streets present the river bounding it on three sides.
r tua v?r? To our eve Mr. Brav commenced work there last
U119 svaauii ui "v j I , , i
thov nrcscrit pictures of iudcscribable November and has already done won-
, i. ....u r ;t;Hi within nnr Mom H has about iortv hamls at
lOVCUIlCsa, aa ivn
knowledge can boast. The streets may work now all, as is ine present custom,
all nnoonoa ' tVls QftTTl ft oictnresaue Urorkinff bv the task. He is now ex-
boauty, but all come within the cate- perimenting with seed sown broadcast.
irorv of beautiful. For instance: stand instead ol in an us. ana speaKs o
Koond street, at its votinc a portion of his land next year
,11 fcUU WU.. v - i w -
intrraoction with Chesnut street, and to track gardening. He hopes lor
cast your eyes North towards the rail- lull crop this year and told us that if
road and the sight will be enchanting, the present promises neiu .guuu. u
Tne street, lined with shade trees in would succeed, out of this, the first
,t i :f rrtii -" with here vAar'a crorj. in oavinz ' the entire cost
an laetr iuaui iau w..v0-, j -
iKor rtof or chimney peepingout of the land with all of the improve
.l ..n Kinfr hnt forest is I monfd ho has made there and all of
aOOTO lUCHJi UUIH uwnmufc m i
seen in the perspective, and you will be the expenses of cultivation; Mr. Bray
-e:.itr ctnished at the sublime ?s a man of much energy and expen-
i ir-, - th nihtnm, Then turn Unce and superintends the cultivation
nrnvAa South and see where the street oftwo other plantations, as weU as his hiTEixiN's rooD.
J . a-. riUirA I An J , I innmbs. Brnsbes. Extracts?
becomes aDSoroea m iuo uu .w. soaps. nff Boxes. Ac.. Ac
of tke overhanging trees anu juu jhe excursion of Fifth Street M. ii.
almost imagine that you are m w Sunday School, on the Passport, next
midst of a hamlet busy and active with Thnr8day wili undoubtedly be well at-
the duties and cares ol me. wnue vu tended, as are all the excursions gotten
short distance beyond, on np fey jhe management
either side. there is nothing wiU spare no pains to make the day
but the interminable forest to lcasant aml asreeablo to aU who may
greet your visioh. w e nave uvi attend.
locality as an illustration, partly oecause
....... t 47,100 00
....... :: 45 64
8,716 64
The Bonds belonging to the Sinking Fond
are deposited In the Vault of toe Bank of New
Hanover. r RICH Aitu j . rfuaw,
jnlylt-lt . Commissioner.
Cum Camphor,
ot SV v V a If TT lOTTHf TWn trmAmi
TT I 111 A AX UifiM JlUwif
july 5 117 Market Street
O. W. Yateo, :
it affords one of the most beautiful per- pT A IVJOS & OUGANS
specti ves in the city, and partly because q QR os POPu-
we called the attention oi a n .;...-'.- ' ' i !
mimimrtonian to the view last Par MOOTHt-T - niSTALMKST TJAK.
? .Kr mmma oriTntriTpd With thelfn.t rvfrMl & lam AAAOrtment. ..Call and
cNnfi hnt who confessed that he had
noticed it before. All the other
streets running paraUel with Second I
troof -L far East as Seventh, are quite
Ko-ntiful and. when the view is taken
from proper points ot observation.- the
streets running perpendicular to those
we have named present scenery not a
particle less attractive. .
feeethemat 1 1 ETNSBER.GEB'S. .
BACKGAMMON BOARD3, DOMINOED, .
cnessmen,- naying wiru,
Field Croquet, with
four, six
-Mexican Crass Hammocka.
rcr sale t
and el?bt balls to a set;
HEINSBERGEE'S,
juljii Lite l.r. i sr. t Huv'.c
B
-y
OOKS AKD STATIONERY",
FRESH STOCK,
.-- - - - ; ) -:
GOOD ASSORTMENT, ,
- REASONABLE PRICES,
. ' : VI '
POLITE AND PROMPT ATTENTION.
jolys
Examine Tonr Trunks
AND IF THET SEED REPAIRING send
tlicm to the Flrst-Class Sad llcry an-l C7e
ilannfactorrof IIcDOUGALL ft EOlpli.
where they win Le re?'a;re t ty t
niater in North Carcilr.a. 1U :
' W'e handle the beut Goods 1 . , ' jl.j
; The nicest and freshest assortment of Cakes
. .... j :., . - j . . .
and Crackers. . ' " "
Eriglish Dairy Cheese
jut received. i I
HAMS; SHOULDERS, -STRIPd, AcJ. Ac, J
Elegant Mess MACKEREL In 10 pjund Kits,
the best ever brought to Wilmington..
We offer every variety of WINES, WH18-
KEYS, &c. PIKENIX, VIENNA and TRON
IC BEER. The quality of these branas is un-
excelled. ; - '; . i , . , '; . ... - i
Our Whiskeys are specially suitable for
Family use. : -'' :. "f ..:
FOE SUMMER COLDS try our ROCK and
RYE, the famous BLUE GRABS CURE.
P. L. BRIDGERS & 00.
1 lO North Front St.
July 9 : --i l; ' ! ' !
TOR THE CONVENIENCE Ot. MT CUS
TOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALL I
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I have opened a , . , . j
Fancy - Grocery Store I
' '. IN THE v.- !
NEW HABKET HOUSE,
CORNER MUTER'S ALLEY, j
I SHALL HAVE ON HAND AT ALL TIMES
The Choicest Groceries:
such as I keep at my Store on North
Front Street. vi, j i , ;
Bay tout GROCERIES from mo and It will
afford me pleasure to deliver at your homes
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such articles as you may purchase 1 n the Mar
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SAVE TIME AND TROUBLE by ( making
all your . selections in IheSfEW MARKET
HOUSE. . , : ; . :
Jolin L. Boatwriglit.
mayl-tf - ' ' --
Bound to Gelt.
M
T ENTIRE STOCK OF SPRING i AND
SUMMER CLOTHING will be soli cheaper
2onlr Tmsk
:li I's rt st.
than the ebeapest.,.. ; 4 -
WHITE VESTS 75 cent to 2.0i
WHITE SHIRTS 50 rents to 1J0
- PERCALE SHIRTS 73 cents to
STRAW HATS 1 eents to SI. 75
AIo, Flue Ladies Slippers. , -
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Call and seece. 1
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