.ub! VZTJ evenla Sas(1y .
! r,cpltti by
ROITOK A3I FBOPRIETOK.
cT "?ci;irx:oNs postage paid f
, v-ar i-r. St moatl:. C2.. T!i
r.r.-tfc,l.M Oris month, 35 centa.
' s-r will be delivered by canrfera free
.m'c !nnv p .r; of the city, it the abort
cr n ccr.t
rtr wefc
low tn'L !":crsl.
j-5al.prrtiwr.-i win rc-fort anj- nl t"
eVo refc'vc their ri-pcr reu forty.
Th-" Logan funl nw amount o
nhfut $inor,o. , ' '
Pre?i!ent Cv"'--r.d h-uk hands with
3 000'peoplao New War. He i n
handy feilnw to Inve armintt lhf house.
-- 1
The lt Tsburg Index- Appeal, one of
the bes newspapers S u'h of the Pito
mac. stress tho XewYoirin a brand
no.v dre3 and a dubk-cdi' ion.
- - ' .
The Morniri'j Xyivs i ne" Venture
in j urnaihrn at Greousb t . .It
pub'ishM daily by Msrs E'dridge &
Hampton. It U 'M. newsy sheet
and givc lb? pr-s4 diapa'ches. J
Toe ajT"n ews7 "
Mr.sun Bio cvto
CvuStMKKG-Pho ogripfcs
W II YoJ'i' Make no AMttikf! 1 ,
.7 ;.s ami-son Schedule It fax
j A ruis-jKH Ccal and Vo-
:.:lli:r CaU and Kxamtcc
;i:o R FiiEScn & J-oxs Still Open
1'akker A Taylor Honest Go d
Millkh & Mestlie -Holiday Goodi
C ates subscriptions Received
Knights or IIosor Annual Keeling.
W i: SruiSGEU & Co Hazard Powder
s VANAMRrsoE. ComT ("oaimlaticner'ji
IlEissr.ER'irR'R To Our Filenia and Cua-
inr.era. ; ,
Ml'NSon rfq iests a general settle
ment ! t t
The receipts ol'c Uon at thia port to
tiny tot up 657 bah'.-
New Year card?, you will find a large
assortment at Heinsberger'a. t .
Nor. barque Candace, Jobanseo. from,
Hamburg for this port, sailed fcom
Dover. Ens., Dec. 31st.
Yon will save money and iet the best
work by sending your clothe3 for repairs
to John Dyer and Son. t
On the Sad day of January. 185C, we
first put our feet on the soil of North
CaroHna; ja5t 21 years ag yeaterday.
Hewlett's creek, on Masonboro
ound, was frozen clear acroisthis
morning, at the bridge on the turnpike-
i -
The ice hereabouts is not yet thick
enough for skating but tweDty four
hours more of this weather wiil do the
work. . .
Mr. -S. VanAmringe, Clerk of the
Superior Court, probated las: year 351
deeds and 142 mortgages, which is a
slight falling off from the year previous
The cold waye came along yesterday,
and the weather kept growing -colder
unt,il 7 o'clock this morning, when the
thermometer indicated 10 degrees above
zero. '
The commissioner's sale of valuab o
real C3tate in various parts ol the city,
adveitised in the 'Review for to-day,
has b3en postponed until Monday, tho
21th inst. Full descriptions of .the
property will bs found in this issue.
j Knlhts ol Iloiior.
Carolina Lodge. No.. 434. Regular
annual meeting this ( Monday) evening
at 7 30 o'clock. Full attendance! is de
fired
Installation of officers.
SuudciTDeath
At (Viuelaod, Columbus county, Mr
William Scbulken suddenly dropped
dead atabutit 8 o'clock on the morning
ot the 1st Inst. Tho deceased was the
sonofMrl Martin Scbulken. formerly
of this city. We have no further parti
culars concerning tho sad cveut.
Cottou.
The receipts of cotton at this port for
the month of December. 1836, foot dp
25.601 bales, as against 15,472 bales for
the same month last year; an increase
of 10,132 bales The receipts for the
crop year up to Jan. 1st; , 1837. foot up
111.767 Lala3, as against 78,923 baics
for the corresponding time iast ytar;
an increase ol 35,831 bales.
Pension" Money..
Mr. S. VanAmrioge. Clerk of the
Superior Court, has in his office State
pension money tor three different par
ties. wb:ch remains unclaimed. The
amounts have been held by him since
October- 20ih, and if not claimed by
February 1st. the warrants will be re
turned to Rileigh. Mrs Catharine
Coleman, Mrs. Snsan A. Jones and
Mrs. Alice Crate are therefore notified
to cal at itu Clerk' office and get
their money. . c
If you want to commence a new set
of blank books, f uch as ledgers, j;ur
nais, day cash books or records, go
to lleins.bcrger's, where you can get
suited both in quality and price. t
sou need a good heating or cook
ing stove ? Thengo to Jacobi's
Vhere yoa will find a large assortment
' select from. His low prices will
t
The
VOL. XI.
A Knock Down.
As the larks' truck in the employ of j
tin; Carolina Il;c Mi1 was turning out j
ol Watrr street into Chestnut street this j
morning, one of the horses struck a
colort-d man and knocked him down, j
iiiA'ctinc some rather rouh oruise?. j
but no serious injuries. We failed to!
learu the nama oi the wounded man
but it was theopinion.ot thrise who raw
him that ho had a lare dose of benzine
on board, which wan perhaps as much
the cause of tho accident ca Was tho
carelessness of the driver.
Stock ofovercoat3 tho' grcatiy de
pleted is reasonably 'good at MtrNS NS.
I . h .
I illiltttiry rvic
The Wilmington Li-.r Infnutry
tnrnlrd oiii about 3i) muskcis ytterday
alt'-rnoon to the liirie service, at St.
JoLn'.s church, spcirdly arranged for
them. Tbey were under tbe command
f Capt. Jno. II. Daniel. It was tho
first time that officer had appeared on
public parade with Uto erps and he
bandied them with th casn and skill
and facility of a veteran. The church
was crowded and the services were
vry interesting. Dr Carmichael
Rector ol St. John's and Chaplain of
the Second Regiment, preached a pow
erful and'frffectivH serni'-n.
Criininn.1 Court
New Hanover county Criminal Curt,
Judge. (). I. Mearcs presiding, con
vened . at the Court House House in
this city to-day. The morning hours
was mainly devoted to the empanelling
of the grand jury and in the delivery of
the customery charge to the same. The
following are the grand jury fr the
term:
G. W.Chesnutt, foreman. J. L. White,
G. S. Willis. Li S. Monttor.J. L. G.
Cherry, T. L Roweli, S V, Collier,
Thomas Hicks. L. It. Mason. E. S
Conway, M.. G. Chadwick. I). W
Chad wick. ' "
Tho Cold Wave.
The cold wave which was promised
arrived In due time yesterday morning.
Lift night was the coldest thus far this
season. At 7 o'clock this morning the
i
thermometer at tho -signal office here
indicated-19 degrees above zero. At
the same hour it was 22 degrees at
Charleston ; 19 at Augusta ; 10 at Atlan
ta; 10 at Vicksburg; 8 at Charlotte ;T3
at Norfolk; 7 at Knoxville; f at NaSjh
ville; 5 at Memphis; 2iat Louisville
and at Cincinnati it wa3 4 degrees be
low: It is thought that the coldest
point has been reached and that the
weather to-night will ndt bo so cold by
several degrees as it was.Iast night.
Attempted Koboory
jWhen Mr. J. G. liarre.ntine. who re
sides with Mrs. T. W. Player, No 507
South Third street, wen: home last
Saturday night, and just as he wa3 pre.
paring to'go to bed, lie discovered a
young colored man secreted in the pas3
age-way of tb house, Tho former
caught the would-be thief, but having a
lamp in his hand, the scam managed
to break the hold upon him, and ran
through the parlor, where he knocked
down a banging lamp, thence through
a bpdroom and out of a rear do:r into
the backyard where ho managed to get
put of sight of bis pursuer. The thief
gt nothing i'i return for the ri?k ho
run, but ho left one of his shoes and a
bat in bis hasty exit.
New Year's Calls.
f
It we recollect rightly there were no
receptions here Ia?t New Years. On
Saturday, however, the custom was re
vived, with tho difference that the re
ceptions were held at night instead of
during the day. The hours generally
were from 7 to 12 o'clock, and prompt
ly at the latter hour the lights were
turned down. Quite a number of
ladies received and a great many calls
were made. Some of the cards carried
by the young gentlemen wer3 vrrv
handsome and unique, one which wo
saw being of wood, about the sizs of a
square envelope, decorated with tiny
flowers and foliage, all hand painted
by. a lady in this city, and with the
legend "Happy New Year," across the
face and bearing the names . of three
young gentlemen with that of a married
rr an at tho bottom as cfiaper.on.
Our farmers will rejoice to learu that
it has a last been decided that bees do
not injare grapes, that, neglected colds
do unspeakable .injury and that no
belter remedy can be secured than Dr.
Bull's Cough Ssrup.
Our New Dress shirt, -
18 inch square bosom with narrow
plaits, reinforcSi; a very handsome
and elegant shirt. Manufactured and
sold only" at one dollar, at the Wilming-!
ton Shirt Factory. 27 Market street. J
Elsbach, Prcrrietor. t
WILMINGTON . N. C., MONDAY, JANUARY
- A
what Caused It?
It is reported that there is eyiJence
of a struggle of some kind npon the
turnpicke, something more than a mile
from the city, as tho road was bloody
yesterday and a quantity of hair was
found near by. It is thought by some
that there "may have been a serious
hght there, but we have no information
further than that stated above to war
rant etich an opinion, t,
.
i'orsonal ,
Mr. S. A Craig, who in now engaged
in business at Wadesboro. is here upon
a brief visit to friends and relatives.
Mr. J. D Hanby left on. last night's
train tor Wake 'Forest College, "where
ha will resume his studies after a holi
day visit to his parents
I
at
a3 s mewnat - oetter to-uay
Mr W. A. Wright, who has lor
several years past he!d?a position with
the Acme Manufacturing Company at
Cronly, has resigned that position and
has returned to the city with his family.
Rhv. Dr. J. C. Iliden. formerly
pastor of the Fitst Baptist church in
this city, but now at Ijxinglon, Ky..
has received and accepted a call to bo
come pastor of a . Baptist .Church at
New Bedford, Mass.
Mr. A 'J Marshall will leave on to
morrow morning's train for Chapcj
Hill, where he will resume his studies
in the State University., which were
interrupted by a holiday, yisjt to his
parents in this city.
A good time to buy clothing and a
good place to d so,' is Munson's. f .
Death of lien. Loriiifjf.
Mj Gen. W. W. Loring, one of the
most prominent characters of tho age,
died in New York n Thursday even
ing last, at.the St. Denis Hotel, of pneus
monia, aged 70 years. He was a native
of this city and his career was a varied
and'interesliog one- We copy from the
New York Stir of Friday's date:
The event was unexpected, At th
c
u
time of his death the only persons with
him were his. niece, Mrs. Knight, and
her husband, his nephew, Mr. Charles
Lorinz, and Major George W. Knight
and wife. General Loring was in ex
cellent health on Wednesday morning,
laughing.and chatting as was his custom,
but toward noon he was stricken down,
and he grew worse rapidly' until the
end. He was ill only eighteen hours
The career of General Loring has
been an eventful one. He was born in
Wiiminetoo, N. C, in 1817, but while
yet an infant his parents went to reside
in Honda. While at school he ran
away from his studies and enlisted in the
Untted Stales army, but was speedily
brought back by his lather and fprced
to complete his education at George
town College, District of Columbia.
In 1835, when the Texan war of in
dependence broke out. .he once more
enlisted and served there with changing
fortunes, until tht Mexican war. into
which lie rushed with the impetuosity
for which he was characterized, and In
which he remained until the battle of
Chcpullepec, where he losthis left arm,
and retired with the title ot major-in
tha United States army.
On the bicaking out of the civil war
Major Loriug went to tho. front and
became C'donel ot the first regiment of
mounteef rifles ijO unfurl the banner qf
the Uuion, but his sympathies being
with the Confederacy, he resigned his
commission in the United States ArmyJ
1 t . . A
ami sougni service, nnu whs hi once ap
pointed Major liencral in the Confed
erate array. aod loughl gallantly and
willi great distinction dnring the long
period ot the civil war. . - .
In 1868 he crossed to Egypt, where
he was eagerly received and invested
with tbe rank of Pasha, and in spite of
hi3 ctippled condainn and advanced
years he served with great disi'netion.
He returned to this country in 1878,
and Iihs since lived principally between
New xork and Honda, the latter State
holding an alFectionatc placu in his
memory up to the close of his life.
Since his return be has followed literary
pursuits chiefly aad published a work
entitled the '"Confederate Soldier in
Egypt." which i3 a history of his own
lite there, and he was busily engaged
preparing another one which he intend
ed calling "Fifty Years a Soldier."
No arrangements have as jet been
made respecting the funeral. His re
maining relative, a niece of his, Mrs.
Roystoo, at Chicago, will be first con
sulted. ,
Kxports Foreign.,
The-exports foreign from this port,
for the month of December 1850, as
taken from from the books at tho
Custom House, were as, fol
Cotton. 32,606 bales,
15 110 601 pounds, valued a
spirits turpentine, 27,791
ows:
aggregating
'$1.40.675;
gallons,' val
ued at $96,423; rosin, 21,407 bajrcis,
valued at $21,626; lumber, 820 000feei
Valued at $12,030; shingles, UfiB.COO,
valued at $2,227; miscellaneous articles
valued at $379; creosoted timber, 360,
000 feet, valued at $479; making a lotal
of exports foreigc, amounting to
$1,548,843.
We are glad to learn that Hon. Daniel . , , , ,
. . . ...land $5 The real cost or actual value
j . Russell, who has hen extremely ill I , , . ... . , . ,
l . . of ih yoods have nothin? to da with
hn residunee in this eitv, is reported , . , i. ,
' ' i . r.wi' niimis. MiniKir has radutied
Review,
Harbor Blaster's Krport
The total number of vessels vwbich
arrived at this port during the month of
December. 1836, as taken from the
books "of Capt, Joseph Price. Harbor
Master, were as follows: 1
American 4 steamers, 3G81 tons: 14
j-schooners, 4,383 tons; making a total o1
18 vessel and 8,072 tons.
. Foreign 6 steamers, 0.724 tons; 18
barques. 7.605 ton3 ; 2 brigs. 078 tons;
2 schooners. 173 tons, making a. tola'
foreign of 28 vessels and. 18.182, tons, and
a"' grand totaljof 40 vessels aggregating
26,254 tons. '
j Clearance -Sale.
I . B: reduciiuri in clothing ntSliKiEiVs
j All small lots where sizes are " broken
j in suits'; ovcrccats ftr; men, bojs snd
them to some (X raordirairy uiqcalue
for very liitle money. Don't, fail tc
see SmuEn for bargains; first ce; me
will have best choice to select from at
the very iw prices. N'jw styles; and
reliable olilhiiiar can be hail at I.
Svkiku's, tho Old Reliable Cloihir,
III Market Street. f
Indications.
For North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia and Eastern Florida Northerly
winds, shifting to Easterly, fair weath
er, warmer.
MARRIED.
KEITH UUL.FS In ttrla ctt7, Wednesday
evening. Lice S9.h, at l'he residence of the
bride's parents, by Rev. F. W. K. Prtchan,
I FlUfK'TN K Kit II. Jr.. to I.U.LIKaD
KL1SA, only daughter of J. F. fculf. Esq.
NEW ADVEUTISER1
ENTS.
Coal & Wood !
UATK, STOVE AND CHESTNUT COAL
red and White Ath. Oat, Ash and Li.?ht
wood. Full stock low prices.
j'an 3 J. A. SPRINGER. S3
Make no Mistake !
I
N ORDERING FISH AH!)
OYSTERS.- Guaranteed sound and
folid when packed for rtellvcy-
TernaCO V. W. II. YOPP,
Lock Box 415 or 10G 5-outh Front St.
jan 3 .. .
Subscriptions Received
A T PUCLIrifEL'S Pltli. ES, FOR jSLL
POPULAR PERIODICALS AND PAPEES.
A Complete Stock of BLANK BOOKS and
STATIONERY at Lowest Prices.
YATES' BOOK STORE,
jan 3
Schedule B Tax,
"YJEUCIIANTS, TRADERS, BROKERS,
Keepers of Hole's, RestauraBta, Bearding
Houses and all others subject to eald tax, are
hereby noticed that this tax falls dee on the
1st day of January, lfc'S. and that the law re
quires that tbe same be paid during tin first
ten days of the monthnaylng the tax at the
time of the issuance of the license, otherwise
the penalty BtandS'against you,
Ketall Liquor DcaTera are also notified that
their quarterly tax falls due on the 1st of Jan
uary, ibS7. - .J.'E. SAMPSON.
jao 3 2t Register of Deeds.
Commissioner Sale.
B
Y VIRTUE AND IN, PURSUANCE OF
a decree of the Superior Court of New Hano
ver county, made in an action therein pend
Infr, wherein Loul3a Morgan Is plaintiff and
William P. Canaday and wife Maria E. Cana-
dayand others arc defendant!, ths under-
sigDcu, VOinmissioncr, v,ni expose ior 6aieat
public auction for cash, at the Court JJouse
door in the city of Wilmington, on Monday
the 3rd day of -January, 18S7, at 12 o'clock,
M , the following lots of land fcitnlcd in satu
city': , . ..
1st Ons lot btglLuIiifr'in the Vast line of
Fjront 8txcct"C6 feet Soutn from the South line
of Woostcr.stTcet. and rims easterly 79J; feet,
thence southerly 30 feet, thence weetarly
feet to Front street and thence North witu.
Front street tobegionins:, being. part c-f Lot2 In
Block 45.
2nd Or.e Lot beffioniBg at the southern in
tersection of Burch's Alley with Sherwood's
Alley, and rnntlnff thence Westwardlv with
soutnern lina of iiurch'a Allay 50 feet, thence
souinwaruiy au icc, tuence eastwarajy o)
feet to th'i western line of bherwood's Alley.
and thence northwardly wl'n said line of
anerwood'8 Alley m reet to besnnninir. beiuz
parts of lots 3 and 4 In Blcck 2td, excepting,
however, a rght of way of tho width of S fcit.
extending from the cattcrn to the western
side of said lat of land, over the southern end
of the same, for the me In common by tbe
owners of the Bald lot of lind and the ownera
of the land adjoining the same on the fcknith.
- - . I
ord-rAIso, one lot bcinir tte western half of
iat No. 6, on Block 2?3, according to the pllan
of said city
lh Also, one lot bciog ihz western half of
lots ,Nos. 3 and 4, in Block 263, according io
plan of said city.
ih -One loi Lcginiing In the East line of
Seventh street 66 feet fcouth fr . m its Inter sec
tlon with South line of walnut Btrcet, ana
running thence South with said llae ot Seventa
street, 23 feet to Hoe of lot belonging to e
tecca J.scarboronsh, thence eastwerdly KS
feet, thence northwardly 1& feet, and thence
westwardty to tha beginning, belag part of
lot So. 2 In Block .'it.
J?. VAN AM RINGS,
- Commissloter
. dec 2 5t 2, .. IS. 23, ?0
T Above Bile Is postponed until Monday,
January 24th, at the court House door, at 12
o'clocc ,
jn3 4t. 3, 10, 17, 22
- I.. ,...1 "J J',:
i
3, 1887.
"NO 2
NEW ADVEUTIHKMBVI.
Photographs,
r : :'"' ' . ' ;' - .
pi ALL AT
Cronenberg's j Gallery,
' FU FINE WOI K.
Children a Pictures a .specialty. Old Hc
t urt 9 copied and enlarged.:. all and see pd
cimens. ' '!-.- - ;
jan s . ii. e iiON..si:Enq. ;
Hazard Powder.
WE NOW UAVtu THE AENCV FOR
tliis celebrated Powder, which. Is inv
doubtedlv the best eoM In tlita country. ct
magaztsc built down the rlver fout of city
limits). Full assortment of all the sizes at ,tbe
lowest prices. . !
W4i. K. RPRlMOEi: A .,
, Successor to John ivawson A Co.,
19, it and 2J Market Mrrct. ,
jnn 3 , WJUulnxton N.. C
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WIIMIHGT08.
JANl ARY 1, 1S--7.,
... -1 .
flails txN.NI AL 'MKLTl O OFTHE Sloek
B liolle ot" t ii U.ink tor the election of
lire-!oi-s will be held at their Banking House
on Tuesday, tho lltli Inst!, at 11 o'clock, a in
' A. K. WALK LJC, .
janl4t, 13S10 j "Cashier"
WILMINGTON & WEUjON 11 It. CO.,
SECRETARY & TRE,SsUREIV3 OFFIC'F.
Wilmington, Dec 3 , 1W.
3tf trra3
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. ON
2. the Capital Stock of jthc Wilmington
Weldon Railroad Co has betndcclareu bv the
Directors, payable on and after the 15th of
January, 18:7. to all stockholders of record en
.the Books of tr.e t'ompanv this date
The Transfer Books will stand ciotCd from
this date until after January 15th. '
J. W. THOMPSON,
jan 1 3t Secretary & 1 reatu cr.
I5j s. YanAMlllKGE Co.,
AUCTIONEERS.
Furniture at Auction.
-N TUESDAY, JANUARY 4TH, 1?S7, AT
V
10 o'clock, a. m will offer at Pub.ie Auc
tlon, without reserve, the entire Household
and Kitchen Furniture now at the residence
of J. W. Thomp"on. Esq.. on Walnut, be
tween Third and Jfourth streets, consisting In
part or ,
1 Cet Parlor Furniture v
5 Bed Room Sets, Walnut.
1 Book Case.
3 Lounges. .
4 Marble Top Tables, 2 Wardrobes.
1 Sideboard. . .
1 Kxtcnsioiv-Table, Chairs.
Carpets, Mantis Ornaments, Crockery,
Kitchen Furniture, and other articles too nu
meroui to mention, . ! I
Paitles can call cn Mondsv and examine
ths same. ' . " !
S. VANAMRINGH & GO., 1
janl'2tnac Auctioneers.,
appy Rlew Year
To My Friends,
AND MANY THANKS FOR THEIR
KIND PATRONAGE IN AS
SISTING ME TO START
THE FIRST
Gash House
IN THE CITY
By their help I IT IS A SUCCESS,
." ' .- ' . " :'
,and in future I shall be able
to sell Goods V 5
--
At Still Smaller Profits.
I SHALL MAKE IT MY SPECIAL
ENDEAVOR TO SELL ONLY
THE BEST OF GOODS !
At the Lowest Frices !
To compare favorably with the THE
LOWEST
LOGUES.
NORTHERN CATA-
-o-
EI.I
116 rJarket
' I.. PJLSASS KOTIC.
XT will bt slid to ractlT "conffiuiilcatl:
from otar fxlanda oa aay aad all :atjeu v
cancrallaMreat but -J ,.V
Tha nxm ot tha writer mutt always ot
nUhed to the Editor. . 5 - 4 ':
Commtuticatloxis tausl ba wrltti oi 0:
onialdeof tho paper.
ronaiiricfl must bo avoided.: :
And It la especially atd paxtlcalarJy ca
stood Iht t !ho Editor doea ot Vlyraya o del
tho view of corrcrpewdeat' . ttt
tn the edJtorli! caloR-xs - - .
NEW ADVERTiSEJIENTS.
st u Ho p
I PRTIES WHO FAILED tO GKTTIIEIU
t-'hitslaia Irci.t?-ln time f-r tln-niselves or
'"' -: : ", .' '. " r
Hidr friend, r.an iiajvluy a nett, substantia '
ROOT cr SlIOS for a New Tc-r'a pitt.'
Call on m
- : " 'j " " '
OHO. it. FKI5NOU cV SONS,
dec 31 . lOvS N. Trout Street "
TO OTJR FBIENDS ANDV
CUSTOMERS.
-()-
A JIappy New Year.
. - ' ' '.- ' i'.:-,' , i. '
rni ANKING TJIEM; ONE AND ALL, FOR
their past favors, we respectfully aak a con
llcuauce of the eamc, and promise to d0 all in
Qiir power to give aai.is'f actios.
Hr INSBSnGEU'l CASU BOOK AND
MUSIC ST OR ja egr upon the new year
with a desire to keep all Its old frlenda, aud
by fair dealing and courtesy to make many
new ones.
Very respectfully, ,
HEINSUERGER'S.
desSi
.-
Cash Boo and Music Store
y
ors
Complinjents of tlie Sea-
son to All !
But what are good wishes compared
with good bargains ? Wo desire to
wind up the old year and' begin the
new by securing the good wishes of all
our patrons. How eanj this .be. better
accomplished than by giving them
much more than the value of their
money ? A fine line of Gloves, Laceg,
Colored Silk Mittsr-Ribbons and Veil
ing, in all colors and desirable style.
Everything will bo reduced in price
before stock faking, Jan. 1st, 1857, .at
Taylor's Bazar,
IIS Market St.
' Wilmington, N C.
dec 20
Sale of Valuable Lot.
TJY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Svperior Court of New Hanover ccuntyt I.
will sell at public auction, at -tlie Court House
door In the city of WUroinston, "on1 Monday,
January 3rd, 17, at 12 o'clock, M. the IcI.
iowiug lot in 5id city: , V
Beginning at the southwest corner of Ann
and Sixth etroet. runa thence South wlih tr.o
West Hoc of Sixth street 06 feet, thence West
S2i.i feet, thence North feet to Ann street,
thence fret to the beginniBg, being part ot
lot No. 1, In block 117. Vl.
i a w I'l'K E. Guardian,
dec 23 lot tfW.K. frkV
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viixwt wvvuvj IIVII Udl I I IOUOi
A ND THE BEST STOCK I OUR LINK .'
A?jQcCtfro??- One floaen (different -liimH
' (WK TVJW. A choice HEATING
STOVE that Will do you good and make yon
harpy. 1 ollet 8cts. ieauy and thin of bean-
ty. Lamps that are splendid. . Well. if no
use tocnumcrjte. Conroind
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o aiu JiiXEi UIL. jan 3
WANTED General agent to handle Wil
JUnis's cortner TLltn man r.P l.o ir.
Sutes, Mexico, etc., Elzc ;cx(J51uchc
rk ' e. K w SMITH A CO., V
-,,c"th ,xtn direct, Phikidolphia, Pa
dec 31 tf
The New rurcoll jrouse,
WILMINGr()N- C.
"WINa TO ITNAYOABLIS C1RCUM
i
sUnccr, will-not b'I'snn on January Itt,
bat will be
dec 31 iw
J0i on Jai)urv Bth. lf7. '
vnfj:eu.kick. Prop.
Secreto. - C
A Good 5 'Cent Cigar,
aiUNlis BKOiUKKS,
' , ; Wlolesale and Be tall Druggist. .
acoSt . Wilmington., Hf C.
Tayl
Bazar
V
ease you.