THIS TAT
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JOSH T. JAMES,
gsrro rmormiTOfc
r-fXCUimOSS FOSTAGE PAID:
SCEV700. Six month, n.00. Tbre
J5 T ,100; One month, 35 cent.
wh 1 delivered by camera fi
n H i, aar rrt of the city. bm
XHinih llcvicv has the Uiryest
JtfcnWiiVw. of any newspaper
r the rtty H'lfmtnon.
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Vatb i V. have ltl
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;v. ;. . li?os U an acute sufferer
..'tcuraL-i. whU-h. at profit. am
-f
u:orson a sixteenth of the
ntrolSew York, and are aid
i t .A linfl!r,r.is.
fit-
. i N t .c l k
iVtri:u;r. tlrecoback editor iu
tvUosIo. t-.i fa'Ier, heir to $.000
.ri , i t.r.itrd Stales bond.
i. h j-unV.eJ thit aftcr4hc political
the Kew Wk rnorn:nl
t vtVi ill p bnck to the old price.
Xit Tunes-froiiocml admits that
of Ihe Creole population ;at
Mr. CaH's reading at New
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litftcttre Cues hare caused the buxn
ir: and toss ! NO churches in the
Lt::ttl Stitcs durinj the past nine
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Tae fairer ty of St. Andrew' io
SMClaai c ateri upon younc women
tt .'.erce t-f h. U. A. What is an L.
h. .. as'N?
ii iavl that Senator Anthony
nr.! rest.'a his eat in tho Senate in a
lew dijf i:hta!th if assigned as the
r33ecf the
tki eraftirml himself is a ward of
t.'.coarioa; but (leneral Grant's Ward
i aaotber son of a fellow, and ought
to I- unJ. r hk and ward.
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Tcnty ji irs a?o then- were twelve
woaien doctors in the United States.
Now then are ShW in the Geld and a
army of recruits in traininx.
One of the roost thrivins industries of
Germany is the manufacture of antique
armor, which modern wealthy families
buy to exhibit as heitlooms.
Io KJ Western .Union stock was
Uttl. It was .jaoted last week. The
IUrald predicts that it will go lower
nil!. Omittios the watered" stock, 50is
jar value.
t sssius 1. Clay lives 20 miles from
Uxington, near the Foxtown cross
runJj, where he was once nearly bcaleu
to death for his opposition to tlavery.
Ha is writing his memoirs.
Fred Grant says his pa ought to have
Lad $1,000,000 in cash from the cout
try. The World wants to know it this
donation would have been secured by a
mortgage on 'he cotton crop.
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John C. Knv. when Picsidcnt of the
Second National Baulc, of New York,
d. faulted far $ 1,000.000, a large portion
which his father made g'KKl. Mr.
.Mm t . Kno is Trcaiurer of the Civil
Service Reform Association. -
lied bananas arc in their prime ami
:r rbt" tries arc better than they have
Uxn. It is said that the wife who
slices the bananas, mingles them with
re-I ripe stiawtcrrics and pours over
tirtn a glass or two of sherry may
n.'ciy ask her husband, alter ho has
tr.cn ci the dbb, to take her to Sniith-
vi.Ie this Summer.
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Thj Methodist Conference has again
re!2jJif license women to preach or
ttswrt. There was tho usual discus
i.m over the subject, one member
:vJa2 that he came from a State
(MiaachasctU) in which, tbcro are
.tt)p more women than men, and that
l:J niast have something to do.
Maileims io Europe are interesting
tsklres in the anoouccemrnt of the
J;nnbirg from the collection of a
-:;4ic antiquary of two unprinlcd and
r thjeaatatasof Rethoven "One is
iV death of Joseph 11 f and thf
jrtott.- accession of Ieopold II.,
34tieJWcra written whon Beethoven
K3r Ixr-a cold-storage warehouses
r? ti)w ia oprUion jQ Xcw York, and
2 Prcdicuxl that theime is not far
:,taal hen cold air will ba served in
throahout the elty just as gls
64 water are now. I a the new Wash
aruo Market, now being built, there
J cetwork of pipes through which
JTM i:r will b8 lurntsbod to to th
G-erittmeat standi.
T'" EotbschiM family havo just lost
: they had brought against
Monieipalityoi Frankfort to pre
-tihe laUcrfrom pulling down the
Tvlhm la which Maer Rothschild
tca7r3UClJuion r the immense for
rljLttl .m,n- The Council lias
S.-? lht mediate demolition
urcudence, as well as of tho Jew'
r
VOL. VIII.
Ariel N. Harney. of the New York
Times, well says:! "I am in favor for
one. of usins no wall printing whatever
and putting all the money thti3 expend
ed I into newspaper advertising. I be
lieve it would by very much more prof
itable as an investment. I think this
window an1 fence business has becomo
reduced to a condition ot absolute vul-
Ssrity." j
A Chinese thytor was refused per
mission by tho New! York board of
health to register as a practicing physi
cian, though he exhibited a diploma
given him by an Oriental medical col
lege that had 4een in good standing
s'omo thousands of yearn It turned out
that one of hit rules of prnclico was to
take no pay unless he cured hi3 patient.
Such an innovation was looked on as
irregular. (
.,
Holy Cross.
Kvery member of our Club, writes
Mr. Llj). Kin2sley. Secretary, Holy
Cros3 College Gymnasium. Worcester,
Mass., p peak 3 of St. Jacobs Oil. the
Great German Remedy, as the best
euro they have ever used.
L
, NEWS.
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1XDIX TO NEW AOVERTISEMEWTf .
The Question
riltnCSBEROKK VtiltOTS
W E Davis & Sox Ioc
It M McIktibe Jot Received
Taylor's Bazaak Just Imagine
C W Tates Photograph Albums.
F C Millek Glbf on'a Imported Camlf
Muxds Beds. & DeUosset Medlcloca
E G Blair Now la the time to buy Lemons
The receipts of cotton at this por1
to-day foot up only 10 bales.
Capt. V. V. Richardson, of Colum
bus county. Is in the city to day.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the ther
mometer in this oflico registered 81
degrees. I
There was no City Court this morn
ing and the City I fall bad a loAely ap-
npn.ra.nea. k
Attention is invited to the attractive
new advertisement of Taylor's Bazaar,
in this issue.
The vegetbles brought to our; market
this season are remarkably nice, and
much superior to those of the previous
year.
The farmers say that rain begins j to
be needed and that tho growing crops
would be greatly benefited by a lew
showers. ' i
We invito the attention bf our citizens
to the fact that first quality shirts arc
being made to order at one dollar at the
Wilmington Shirt Factory. tf.
Schr. TliOiwis Sinnickson, Dikurson.
cleared to-day for Ponce, P. 11.. with
I75.CI9 feei ot lumber and 126.100
shin;Ics. valued at $3,301.12. shipped
by Messrs K. Kidded & Son )
Our thanks are due lor nn iuvilation
to attend the final debate of the season
of thcTilciton Debating Club which Is
to be had at the Tilcston Upper Room
at 8:10 p. m., on the 23rd inst. I
The excursion party of tho St. Thom
as Sunday School to Lake Waccamaw
yesterday was a j very pleasant affair
and all returned home last night highly
delighted with their da v's recreation and
pleasure.
Among those who wcro licensed by
th3 Stato Board of Medical Examiner's
on Tuesday to practice medicine in this
Stato were Drs. Julian A. Smith. J. L.
Macumber and W.
this city.
B. j Pritchard,
of
Tho tramp nuisance has abated so
far as applying for lodgings at tho
Guan! House is concerned, but there
are a good many of the wandering gen
try in the city, and th wood 4 outside of
tho city aro full ol them. !
The mortal remains of I ttle Marion
Birdscy arrived licro last night from
Ocala. Fla.. accompanied by the sor
rowing parents. Tho obsequies were
held atSt. James church this morning,
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tl.pnro the remains were taken ,to
Oakdale Cemetery tor interment.
From Italeicli.
Drs. Macomber and Smith arrived
last oight from Raleigh J whither they
hadeen in attendance upon the Medi
cal Convention. (They went before the
Board of Medical Examiners and were
examined for a license to-prac. ice med
icine in 4he State. ( The ordeal was
thorough, exhaustive. and trying, but
we aro glad to know that all who went
from this city wer successful in pass! ok
the necessary examination, and all re
ceived a license to practice. There
were 32 candidates from different por
tions of the State, examined, and all
passed save 5, who were hardly up to
tho rigid requirements of tho Board.
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VV ELMINGTON. N. C. THTJRS DAY, MAY 22,
Col. Wharton J. Green.
We had the pleasure of a visit to-day
from Hon. Wharton J. Green, Repre
sentative in Congress from the old
Third Congressional District, of Which
New Hanover county was a part at the
time of the last election. He had been
on a flying isit from Washington to
attend the Mecklenburg Celebration at
Charlotte, and arrived here yesterday
morning. 1 While here he was the guest
of Mr. William II . McRary.. He will
leave here to-night to resume his duties,
in Congress at Washington. Wc were
pleased to Ik now that he wa 3 in good
health, although he was quite nnwell
for some time just after the commence-'
ment of the session. !
Since taking his seat in the Forty
eighth Congress, Col. Green has been
au indefatigable worker and has accomplished-
much of real importance and
value for the District which he repre
sents, as well as for the State at large.
He has succeeded in secuiingan appro
priation eff $100,000 for the erection of
a public building in this city; $75,000
for the improvement of the lower Cape
Fear, and $5,000 for the works on the
upper Cape Fear. This last appropria
tion would ,bavo been larger were it
not for the fact that a large unex
pended balance remained pver from
the amount appropriated last year
He endeavored to obtain an appropria
tion for Black river, but as there had
been no survey of that stream, he was
not successful. He, however, obtained
an order for the survey of that r'ver and
also an order for tho ressurvey of the
Northeast branch of tho Cape Fear.
Aside from tho special appropriations
we have named, a liberal amount wil
bo named in the general appropriation
bill for improving the lights ot the
lower Cape Fear, and fori improve
ments between New River, in Onslow
county, and the Sounds.
Col. Green has also introduced a bill
to abolish the internal revenue tax upon
brandy distilled from fruits, wbich was
referred to tho Committee on Agricul
ture, of which he is a member. This
bill is looked upon very favorably by
many of the- Represents tivcst both
Democrats and Republicans. It wilj
b8 reported to the House early in the
coming week, and there are fair pros
pects that it will pass. The importance
of the bill is two-fold: iirst, it re
moves an arbitrary, expensive an d nn
just tax ou a comparatively unimpor
tant article, in which the cost of collect
ioff the revenue nearly equals the value
of the product; and, secondly, because
it i3 considered the entering wedge to
tho abolition of the entire internal rev
enue system
In the faithful performance of the
many varied and important duties de
volving upon him, Col. Green has been
energetic, diligerrt and remarkably sue
cesslul.1 He has been a worker and his
constitiitency will have many and last-
in hpriffiLa from tho result of his
labors.
llotiim of the Firemen.
The itoward Reliefs. F. E. Co,, No.
1 , accompanied by the Cornet Concert
Club, returned from Charlotte this
morning. They wore met at the Caro
lina Central depot by the Wilmington
S. F. E. Co., No. 1, who turned out for
the purpose, and escorted to the engine
house of tho former, where a light colla
tion had been prepared for them. In
marching through our streets the band
discoursed excellent music in superb
style.
All speak in the highest terms ot the
pleasures of the visit and with gratitude
tor the kind attentions which they re
ceived. In the competitive trial t engines the
Charlotte company won tho prize. lb
Howard Reliefs coming in next and
close to the victors. j
They arrived here in the best of
spirit?, although somewhat tired, dasty
and travel-stained Irom their long jaunt
and all night ride on the cars.
Klectioii of Officers.
The stockholders of the Wilmington
Com pres3 Company held their regular
annual meeting for the election of offi
cers this forenoon. The following were
o'ected a Board of Directors to serve
for the enusing year; j
Messrs. George W. Williams, James
H. Chadbourn. William G. Gibbons,
of Wilmington, Del.. Iaac Bates, J
Wilder Atkinson Henry A. Burr, C.
P. Mebane and Donald McRae. These
were all re elections of last year's
Board of Directors with the exception
of Mr. William G. Gibbons, ot Wil
mington, Del., who wa elected to HI1
the place made vacant by the death of
Mr. Aler. Sprnnt. j
Now is the time to give Smith's Worm
ou. iyd w
Sad and Unfortunate.
We regret to learn of a veryj unfors
tunate affair which occurred at Jack"
sonville on Tuesday last, between Dr.
Chas. Lesesne and Mr. A. C. Hugg'mst
thelerk of Onslow Superior Court. A
difficulty occurred between them arid
pistols were drawn and fired, resulting
in Dr. Lesesne receiviug a very !. severe
wound in the body which it is feared
I is
mortal. It said here that
Dr.
Lssesne fired tho first shot
and that Mr. Hoggins, in returning the
fire, did not intend lo wound his antag
onist in a vital part, but merely to dis
able' hiru. We could learn nothing
of the origin of the unfortunate dif
ficulty. Both gentlemen are among the
most prominent ! citizens of Onslow
county and are nearly related by mar
riage. Both had daughters in this city,
attending the same school and board
ing in the same family. Dr. Lcsesne's
daughters were Eer.t for and went to
Burgnw last night where a conveyance
was in waiting to take them to the bed
side of their lather.
Mr. Hugging, weundertand, prompt
ly surrendered himself to the authori
ties. Manhattan for 31 ay. j
The long-promised new cover ap
pears on the June jiumber of The Man
Ibatlan, which may now congratulate
itself on having as beautilul a cover as
magazine ever had. The design, simple
and artistic, is printed in a rich carna
tion on an old-gold paper. The con
tents of the number are worthy of the
cover. The frontispiece is an airy
figure piece, entitled ''Spring," drawn
by Mcllhenney and engraved ! by
Juenglin?, illustrating some lines b
u lllis Gaylord Clarki An American
painter, Henry Roderick Newman, 'who
has long lived in Florence, i3 the eub
ject of the opening! article, written by
H Buxton Forman, the editor of Keats
and Shelly. Letters from Mr. Ruskin
express his high opinion of Newman's
work, and the article is illustrated with
a portrait.and a number of illustrations
Another profusely jand brilliantly
illustrated article is a second paper on
"The Gunnisou Country," by Ernes
Ingersoll, who has here surpassed al
his previous efforts in graphic descrip
tion. There are four portraits, illustrat
ing the first part o "Retrospections of
the American Stage," by John Bernard,
a theatrical manager at Boston, in the
early part bf this century. There is also
much other interesting matter and the
number, taken altogether, is the best
we have yet seen.
The Art Amateur
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begins ita eleventh volume with an ad
mirable June number. The most nota
ble feature is the fine array of drawings
by Bacon, Bridgman, Boggs, Mosler,
Harrison and other) American artists,
after their paintings in the Paris Salon.
There are also some striking drawings
by J IF. Raffaelli and a page of Barye
bronzes. Excellent illustrated articles
are given on "Country Houses," "The
Hall and Reception Room," and "Old
Ecclesiastical Embroideries." The sup
plement! sheets include: 'The Mando
lin Flayer," in color, alter Trinquesse;
a superb femalo head for a plaque; rose
andjasimine designs for embroidered
screen panels; a sweet brier design for
a vase; a design of horse-chestnut leaves
for panel decoration ; a capital design
for an etched and repousse bras3 tray;
monograms in F, and designs for jew
elry, needlework and decoration.
There are also pleasi ng designs for a
cup and saucer (swamp rose) and for
an album cover ("Uupiu Disarmed.11;
For practical information the answers
to correspondents are alone worth the
price of the number, thirty-five cents.
Montasue Marks, Publisher, 23 Union
Square, New York. ,
Silver Plated Spoons, Forks j and
Knives of best quality, tand at manu
facturer's prices, can be found at Ja
cobi's Hardware Depot. I t I
NEW ADVBRTISEJlEVts,1
li
The Old House"
A
2 fourth season, but it finds us up to all its
requirements, and if jou wish a CAR LOAD,
a liUD, or a BBLof Hard. Clear and Square
lee.' well packed and in goods sbape.i favor us
with your order, and if we don't give ratisfac
Hon we won't charge you a rent. Tiy r.s.
maySi VV. K. DAVIS & SON.
SOW IS THE TIME TO BUI
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fj- g BOLXES BOSTON SELECTED LEM
ONa. just reselvcd. which the con.
lgnordirecta me to sell on arrival Borax
unequaled Sap, Paris MeUl Flour, the
whitest In town. And every thing In the Gro
cery line at the lo eat cash price.
K. G. BLUR,
may IS No. 19, . 8ejnd frtreet
The Question
JOW IS. SOT WHETHER WE SHALL
pay a tariff on Blanket and Trace Chain, bat
where, oh where, can you ret the XHLfST
and BS3T l-EKB? Call at IfcUOWAS'S,
No. C South Front Street,
and you can sl re the problem- Also, the 14 1
Cbraia la the dty. mayii
18841
NO. 122
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUST IMAGINE I
THE COOLEST STORE FOB LADIES TO
j SHOP IN IS I
TAYLOR'S BAZAAK,
and there Is where yon wiil find the ll4est
larger!
ts'ocfc to select from In Ml rlfriery and
Fancy Good?, s we receive xew'j rnd
(choice
goods every day. Just imagine til cent for
1 a
bunch of three Tips in any color, regular rel
ue One rjollar. These goods have been fcH-
io so rapidly we had to duplicate them ovir
I
and oye tgaia by request of our patrons,
Jn$t imagine SOc for a bunch of three black
Tips, worth twice the moiey. Such prices
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Ljadlcs have never heard of before
Just imagine 73c for a lino plaice In any
U
shade. An excellent lice of Feather Pom
poons. Aii carlj call will secure yo i some of
these gooia at TAYLOR'S BAZAAR. j
From the smallest single Violet to the largest
branched dress garnature. lasy Wreaths,
Pansies, Buds and Roses, In fact ever? kind
of Flowers, at prices which set competition at
defiance.
Just opened a stock of Fans and Parasol,
together with a line stock ot Leather Satcheis,
Underwear, Corsests, Ribbons, Laces and
made-up Lace Goods, Embroideries &c.',&?.,
at I i
TAYEiOR'S
I BAZAAR,
' 118 Market St.,
I i
, may 22 WILMINGTON. N. C.
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Visitors
rjlO THE ClTr! ARE INVITED TO THE
LIVE BOOK STORE?, where every thing to
their advantage will jbe shown them, giving
them In purchases the benefit of their visit.
Theso Stores are the most attractive places in
the city. '
Ask to be shown there to make your pur
chase3 of Pianos, Organs, or any Musical In
strnments, Books, Stationery and Fancy Ar
ticles, which will be given you In exchange
ior uasn ana on me most liberal terms. I
A sk for !
HEINSBERGER'S,
i I
may 22 Live Book and Music Stops
Notice.
TYTEMBERS OF, THE DEMOCRATIC EX
U.CUTIVE COMMITTEE of New Hanover
County, are requected toi meet at the Purcell
fclouse, at 4 o'clock, p. ml, Monday, May 26th
i I li. J. 1JO.N1S.1,
may 10 td chairman.
The Excursion arid i Pic Nic
OEASJN IS OVEU AND THE THE AT III
CAL AND BALL Season has opened again,
and JOHN WEBNEK. the practical i German
Barber and Perfumer. Is personally In attend
ance at his Hair Dressing Saloon! 29 Market
atrect, twuween water and rront, wllmlng
ton. r. i; . - . mcU3
CitV Drug Store.
12 IO MA ita 1ST STKEET.
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TCE CREAM St) DA WATER. '
X BIBDS AND tfLOWEKS.
Drugs and Patent Medicines.
Conoley's Cologne Is the best in the city.
Cigars and Cisrarctes. f '
Prescriptions prepared at all hours dav and
night, i J. W. CONOLEY,
may .j Manager.
Hon. A. M. Waddell.
Ty E ABE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOlfNCE
HON. A. M. WADDELL as a candidate for
Congress from the Sixth "istrlct. subject to the
action of the Democratic Convention of the Dis
trict, icnen cauea.
may 12 tf
OFFiCiS OF I
D r S O El 1 1 1 s j
-VfO. 323 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, oi-
poslte Miller's Drug Store.
Ofiice hours
9tol2a-ra..ito5p. mTI !
Telephone at residence. No.
DiayG tf !
fbson's Imported Candy.
T?BRAC1NS LIME, FRUIT, OKANGE,
Chocolate, Ginge:
VanUla, Uobc, Futter
Scolo'aJ Cherry and Strawberry Tablets at"
I ! T. C. MILLER'S,
may
Corner Fourth and Nun sts
Don't ! Pay Rent!
lirHY PAY REN! WHEN THIS
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In thU city I have sol over IPVB
one hundred and fifty IxU and Uouses
a 4 mo m nnov hup v.-vn m H ri t it . 9fw
and Ixta to parties who have paid In full ft-r
them, by lnsia'menta monthly payirt nU.
Also, I have a large numter now
on my books.
who are making regular month! payments
and will soon own homes and get clear of hud
lard rale. I
Hooey Voanea to tnoce wuhlng to build. I
Apply to
wtj'l cw , JAMES WILSON. J
Jolin Ct JUaYis,
ATTOBNS; AND
j ' CO0NSEUXtt AT LAW,
L Wiuusaros. N.
Office over the Bank of ew Hanover.
Practices In nil tho Courts of te cute.
- Special attention pat-ho eolkctlcn
of elalar. i , i wT$ltf
troa our trteadj oa zzj jpi.aU catjaea
Inenrt laterest but ' -' '' '
KTha name of tha writer must always t
.Cornmnnleattona meat t wtlttaa am oaiy
one aide of the paper. ji '- - " i
! PexsomaBtleamuatbo avolddd, j ' y
Aad It la especially ana parBcuiarry tta t
tood that the Bolter doea" not aWayi eada ae
the views of eorrespondeats u&leia so atatt
ta the editorial oilranna. - "l : 4s .
NEW AIVJ3UTISEMlirrS
ThundeFCandi Lightning !!,
pEoTECTj louftirou'ESwrrrr light
yfvi?0RS- SopDlr your Cook witha GOOD!
1'AJtELElt & TAYLOR.
PURB WHITE OIL.
may 19
WE HAVE
Farticular attention glren t lepaltlnir Trunk
MCDOUUALL A BuWDEN.
: 111 North Fropt St.
eadquarters
pOR FISHING TACKLE, .
' - AT' ,( ,
W. E, WPRINGEII A CC:.
13. 21 and t Mrlr fltiMi
Tic larcest and best Aiwiirtmpnt vArnr.,t
In this market. j J may 1U
Furniture
JAITAN CHAIUS AND KOCKEH3.
Children' Carriages, Settees, Loun
Sea,
Mosquito Nets, Cot. Mattreaeee.
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Springs, Woven Wrre Sprlogs,
Meat Safes, c. j :
received this week and for sale low
by
D. A. SMITH
Furniture, N. rront Street!
may 10
Trunks I Trunks! rTru
ksl
RUNIvS ANDjTRUNKS, j
SATCHELS AND SATCHEL
BAGS AND BAGS. " -.i, I )j
I SADDLES, HARNESS,
SADDLEBY GOODS in great varlely, and all
TN STOCK THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
3 oJ8" II,s.. Trnuks, Satctocla, Bug-
at the very lowest prices.- ' ' I j I ij
A new lot of Trunks and Travelling Brs
and Saddles jus; opened. New Stvlea, ew
Gools and warranted to wear well. ' 5 I
Trunks repaired by aa good a trunk maker
as there Is in the istate of North Carolina, it H
1 1 A cxll and examination is respectfully olhn-,
ted- I J. II. MALLAKD.l 'i .
, I 10 8onth Front fitrcct. I
Next door to N Jacobl's Hardware Ho uc
may zt
Photograph Albums.
JEW LOT OF CABINET SIZED ALBUMS
justj received. . 1 , , . i
MUSICAL IN$TKUMENT3Vfollns: Gult
ats, isanjos, Accordeons, Bows, Strings, Ac.
LITHOGRAPHING Being agtnt for one
of the largest Lithographing establishments
In the country, I an prepared to furnlfth
Checks, Drafts. Letter Heads, Bill! Heads,
Wedding and Ball Invitations, Visiting Cards,
&c , at very low rates. . i
'SHOW i CASES-Several Btyles In mctil
anu wainui, ovai ana ucveieci fronts, at fac
iory prices.
I YATES
may .19
119 Market Street.
Munds Bros. & DeEosset,
WiiOLKSALiJ & KErAIfJ '
JJKUGGiSTS, . L i
WILJIliNGTON, N. iC.- I
. ' ' i :i '
DijugSjMedicirles, Chemicals
Patent Medicines, !
AND I J
FiA.osro-'sr goods,
of finest' quality at lowest rates.
may- ' 9 -. i . , . , I . ; (
In Stock.
ANEW LOT OF LAWN CHAIRS AND
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ettees. Elegant Dining Room and Chambrj
Furniture. Our assortment i of Rattan ant
Reed Chairs la extensive.
To arrive this week, something entire 1 tew
in BABY CARRIAGES.
Give U3 a call , ,
I TIIOS. U. CRAFT, Agl.,
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- Furniture Dealer.
maV ly
20 $o. Front Street
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hoice New Crop: Molasse
SECOND CARGO
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NOW LANDING AND WILL BE SOLI)
.PROMPTLY FROM WHARF
At Low Price.
WORTH & WORTH.
mch 20
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W I LL PLEASE YOU
w
E CAN OFFER P.UYRS
OF ECOTi
a vJ SHOE? great foducemebU la the way of
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Sha;e?, Variety. Stfls. Bcaatr of FhiUhajid
Dura'HUty. Call try, on a pair; the, f
will i lrae you
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Geo. Ii. French & 8oml
108 KOHTH FRONT STREET. I
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