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. 1 Sundays - 1 flepUxt bj ; JOSSI T. .lAMEH, l,in and ritormrok.' , pjpTmSS .POSTAUE PAH iSL"" iuo 31 month. $2.00. Thrtw ,KJ t ne month , 35 cent. ,t vttll t delivered by carriers tree :hf'' S! ir an earl of the rfty. at tha above L r Mceat lr . , t - vo raw !o atrai hir ta.itr rerular'7. to n.v!c . ,ii,0rlal Corre.'leiice. ( , ai.a. Fi.a. tvh it. mi. ,ul i -"hi.it ride from W iliningr i.lee. af Xresft?i oy rniri. y H i.ttortp when C imputed I? v .. ! jur.i.r in V itlliillif 'U !. "( I" tK.,l io M r;h C.n.iin.t. wake iJ.-orui'Jk. break ItSl nl Savannah. . .. ...r ..f 4t"tfii yrtv4 mure i i t t lln l.il !l b.J! .4 LI Vl.-.lui. d. dy.H ' AtntU i,t;.o; I he He l !.. rtji'il i'ffce;eeed- j niHrvt:--lii yuu ruliii the -il t i a lovely pJacv., J I s n " , ! !! "iinH bell ntPil j- fat he V -i 'r,':i! ,ir,n, cM.fre Tho c-h.-.! ." j't-r ( : .Ittrjuj: 'h i vUv in !-. IJcn tins I il. uht. It . :i;ru l i r cnt .m "lnsr ear's ' 3!irn i's r.iwiti Una rn ninrvt-lous n,l wt.M lertut Tin-re an tour . h iti-llmv. .i-niot wliich. the O'ala oih. in "iiij)ri.r t-. anyihinj; i haje e or heartl of in North Carolina. It lu-a-l i larteri t.r blattil bord 3Mer"tf tha blok Nrih who c uiie juih in sue.h tlrovea-iiuriou'thi Win r months. U was built ami U ownnl. I the way, bv s. miof ihee aniK b ,h wh'sa prcaenu-i anl- whnge rntiT risc anl wh.sa uj'tney ha.- awoRe the crackers"' h'renbtuts ti ipe t'acl that iy !iiVi obh of lilt in st ilebhHul and Urii'tivo cliuiati-a in the world North (;molrna, ami especially Wil itnton, i well represented here; mooz thurtar heeN may be mentioned V. 1. t;. Saowden and family. Mr. S . Binfey. and faoiily, Mr. and Mrs Wod iluske, Mr. and Mrs. Wil iui Anderson. Mr.'aud JMis. Frank Lipj.itt ami Miss Augusra I'ipiMtt. rs. Sanders, daughter ut.Mr. French rsnge. of Fayetteville,- and Mr, E G hitoey and family. My welcome m them has been an exceedingly inu one. It is a well-known fact Utbe delight with which, the exiled ilaiiogtontan greets a former towns an is only equalled by that ot the said nsruan in Unding an old friend in a iv land. Ho'.h are glad and happy. h find this climate wonderfully pleas .. We generally lork to higher.altt- iues from what we call a "bracing liosphere" but here. to m'y delight, I a found it io a country borderlog on Ie tropics. It has, t all event3, had a casing effect on me. fur it seema that jean scarcely gelonoagh to eat. This aiy be due. in a large measure. to Jin effect of the citric acid of the trait h the gastric juices of the stomach or I have eat a great many "oranges ere. In fact, I may safely say that I 3ver ate an oraoge until I came to Vis country, for the fruit here, taken Irtctly from the tree, perfectly ripe, nj full of thejuice oud the flavor of its wn individuality' if we may so say. tar superior to anything of the' kind e get farther North. To get the Tinge in its lull flavor'it must be itenreah from the tree, and that can e done only on the spot where the ruit is grown ! I got here too late however, to get the till bent fit of the season. The oranges ,'ipcn and are picked and shipped in the fall, although there are a few yet on ,ho trees-, saved, generally, for home he The trees are now in bud .arid in lew days will be in full bloom'. Last week the atmosphere was warm and tho sun shone all day long and hence all vegetation has advanced rapidly. jThe streets are green with grass, lettuce (and onions and .beets and oibbages are large enough for the tableand the beau .tiiul and fragranV yellow jassaniTne Iwhich grows "here in profusion, as it does with us. is in full and magnificent 'hSoom. Wstert'ay morning, however. ! tha scene had changed, and instead of i a ' sunny sun" there tas no sun at all t and the atmosphere had fallen from 74 decrees, which as tecorded at 8 o'clk on Saturday nighi, to 5C degrees. To- liar l.na.ABav ! la aima ami T"0- I . - - . . . t&tion has not been retarded.. We sr oy the open windows here and read, with- ut a shiver of tho blizzards and mow storms of the North and West. I have mueh more to write but must postpone it to another day I want to Ml you something about the other product's oi this country, and to speak of i ho bananas, the palmettos. the orange groves. Sic . of this beautiful land. This, however, mnst be reset ved tVr a future letter. : J- -J Valentines. Kxtra fine Box Valentines. Second large lot. The finest and most beaut i. I'll assortment ever brought here and on exhibition ta-day. Jiadies and Gen-, tletneo your hearts can now be made nPpy and yonr wishes gratified at ; Heinsberer's, t nn .11 J VOL. XI. W ILMINGTON. N. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16 1887 NO. 40 - Wonderful Cures W. D Hojt & Co. Wholesale, and Rolail l)rtigi.-ts Of Rome. Gav aay: Wi. have fx on selling Dr. King's New Discovery. E'ecirio Hitters and Bnck h'n'j Arnica Salvo for two yeaM. Have nover handled remedies that sell as well. tr give such uni-ersal satisfac lion. There have lipen some wonder fn cures frflVcted by thee medicines in i hi city. Several cases ot pronounced (TM)Rumption have been entirely cured by the use i a lew hot ties of Dr. King's Now Discovery, taken in connection with Electric Hitters. W guarantee iheiu always. Sild by W II. Green & Co. . , . Captain Fortunate Lisco v , ery. ' r' ' Capt. Coleman, schr.. VVeymrinth. plying letween Atlantic City anit N. Y..-had been troubled with a cough so that he was unable to step. aixl was ndnced to try, Dr. King's New Dicov ery fr Consumption. It not only gave hi r instant relief, but allayed the ex treme soreness in his breast. His chil dren wtsrc similarly affected and a sin trie dose had the same happy effect. Dr. King's New Discovery is now the standard remedy in the Coleman house hold and on board the schwwer. F'rec Trial Bof le3 of this Standard Remedy at W. II. Green & Co's. LOCAL NEWS. jiVOEX TO NEW ADVERIISiMEKT. r G Hillkr Garden S.e l v ' Of era House ius WtlHams ; L Jours, Supt $251 Rt-wart O w atkf Wc Make to Drder Mijnds Bi.os Bitter than Pear's ciiosLT A Morris -fr weet r Alices J as L. anuees rrlle or America" Jam S3 D Sutt Fnlt Supply K Ken Heinsbergeb'S Webster's Dictionary Geo R.Frescii A Soss Spring Styles Milles 'A NiEsriJE -Kcnrctly'a Mtdlcal ntscovery The receipts of cotlonat this port to day footTup 102 bales. ' Yon will save money and get the best work bt sending your clothes lor repairs io John Dyer and Son. 1 Ger. brig Affanlic, Bey, cleared tos day .for Stettin with 2 80? barrels rosin. valued at $2,865, shipped by Messrs. Paterson, Downing & Co. The errtertainment of the Young Gleaners', which was announced to take place on the night of tho 18th inst., has been postponed until the night ot Tues day, the 22nd inst. Indication Tor North Carolina, sdghtly colder, fair weather with Variable winds. A Correction, The obsequies of the fate Mr. Thomas II . Smith were held at St. Paul's Epis copal Church and were conducted by Rev. T. M. Ambler instead of at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, as we stated yesterday, Personal Judge O. P, Meares is holding the Criminal Court of Mecklenburg County, at Charlotte, this week. ' IIon. Alfred Rowland, Representa? tive-elect from this Congressional Dts trict. is registered at the Puree 1 1 House. Cfy Court. Margaret Gummer, Dorcas Frank and William Williams, a trio of color ed people, -were brought before the Mayor thimorning charged with dis orderly conduct. The defendants were ill found guilty and were required to pay a fine of $5 each fo" the otiense. A Holiday. Next Monday will be the 155th anni versary oi Washington's birthday, and it will be observed in mauy places as a public holiday. It has neen suggested that the merchants of Wilminsto i cloe their stores on that day in order that their' employes may have a short season ot recreation. At the II (He In. Suxrox House Dr S Tatoni. N Tatom. W J Springs F McGhec, W Cain, I J Cain, Bladen Co;. A Sim mons, T A Simmons. Brunswick; J C Cottingham. A M McCall, Utile Rock; O R Mallard. Pt Caswell; C T Cash well R M McNair. Alma; A J Floyd Ahpole; Rev J P Bailey. Lincolnton; RC Morton, Onslow; L C 1mebnry. Burgaw. To-Nlffbt. D- not forget, the Sociable, to be given losnight by the Hibernian Benev olent- Society, at Grmania Hall. Messrs-D. O'Couniir. T. Donlan, Win. Flanagan. L. Biown, J. W. Uilley. J. II Sweeney and M. O'Brien, are the committee of arrangements, trom either of whom tickets may be secured. The commjttee have spared no pains to make the occasion pleasant to all, and from the success that has attended their previous efforts, we bespeak for the entertainment to night a lar.e au tendance, and a generous patronage ut the tables, where rolreahments wilt be rved at reasonable prices. A Howard. The Carolina Central' Railroad Com pany have offered a reward of $250 for the arrest and con vict ton of the person or persons who placed an obs traction on the track near Alma, on tha 15th inst. We do hope that some of the scoundrels who thus jeopardize the lives ot travellers may be caught and brought to justice, and we we also hope that, when caoght and there is suffi cient evidence to convict, no mawkish sentimentality m ty interfere to prevent the infliction of the extreme penalty of tho law. . A Just Complaint. Persons fn the Eastern portion of the c:tjrhave been much annoyed recently by the conduct ot a lot of Youngsters who freqnent the streets at niglit un molested, removing., gates and often times leaving the premises exposed. It has gone s far. that if the city au thorities do not put a stop to it. the citi zens viil resort t self-proteclion and rely upon po dnr and a little mustard seed snt. A gentleman whose front gate was removed Mo.nlay night had been unable to find it up t 7 o'clock last night, and. of course was very in dignant that his rights and property, as a qtriet, law-abiding citizen, are not protected. , . For Clinton. Work on tho branch railroad from Warsaw to Clinton, is progress'ng rap idly. The rad is now under the con tol of tho Wilmington & Weldon Rail Road, and wesson expect to hear that it is open its entire length. The grad ing is completed and the rails are now being laid. "All aboard for Warsaw arid Clinton!" - . Street Hailroau. The charter for a streot railroad in this city has been granted by the pres ent Legislature, and those interested in the enterprise are preparing for the work. The contractor is expected to arrive here in a lew days to begin tho work, which will be pushed vigorously to completion. Tho route of the road has not yet been definitely settled upon, but it probably will be in a few days That is a matter in which the Board of Aldermen have a controlling voice, but we imagino that they will offer no ob stacle to the construction of the road on such thoroughfares as will best accom modate the people generally A Handy Book. Wo have received from the publish er. Messrs Rand, McNally & Co.. of Chicago, the "Pocket Atlas ot the World." which contains, in epitome, a vast amount of useful information. It has a map of every country and Stalo in the habitable globe, and with each map thero i3 a condensed history ol that particular country, in which its areajof teriitory, principal products, system of education, officers, with the salaries of each, population of tho chief cities, be sides much other valuable information are given. Wo regret to see, however. that thero is error regar4iog Wilming ton, which is def cribedas the chief city of North Carolina, with a population of 13.440, which ishearly 4,000 less than was iriven bv the census of 1880 The work is neatly bound and put up in a convenient shape to be carried in the pocket. It has UK) pages. 90 full page c dored maps and 42 colored diagrams. and all for the merely nominal price of 25 cents. Oh! What a Night!" Gus Williams, the only genuine and never-to be forgotten Gus. tho inimita ble Gus, the laugh provoking Gas, will-appear at the Opera House on Friday night in a new comedy, enttled. vOh! What a night!"" In speaking of this play. the New York Daily News said : To relate the com plica -ions that arise Trom ths contemplated marriage of the daughter of Mjor Herman Pottgeiser to Howard Laing at the unusual time of midnight would involve a deal of recollection and much space. To re member the many lauhs caused by the misnaps of Pottgeiser (played by Mr. Gns Williams) and otners who figure in the dramatic story, is to break into a broad smile. The funny incidents are so numerous and follow each other in such rapid succession that the lace of the audience is puckered into laugh shape all the eveniag. To say that Gus Williams is funny as the stupid old German, who had no chance to "go it. while he was young." but was willing to do so in bis ripeness, is not saying enough. lie is quietly natural nd ex cessively droll, every look, gesture, raise of the eyebrows, etc, Indicating something to laugh at. It is a finely artistic piece ol comedy work and in tensely humorous, being by far.the best work tluno by comic Gus. Pianos and organs ran be bought cheaper at Heinsberger's. than at any other house in the State t Ut. Bay. Wm. Mercer "ciroeiil! la our issue of yesterday we simply announced the death o' this venerable and saintly prelate, bull mere extended notice is doe of one who was s-o widely known and ao greatly beloved. , Bishop Green was a native of this city ( where many' of his relatives' still reside) having been born in the then town of Wilminctoo May 2. 1793 v His paternal grandfather, Dr. Samuel Greer -came from Liverpool, England, early in the 13th ; century and settled im the Cape Fear river in this section, married and had seven children,, of . whom. William, the Bishop's father was -the sixth. In the old burying ground, ot St. James' Church may still be seen the old brown sandstones that mark ?t be spot where their ashes repose, tbejoun. ders of a family widely and honorable known, and distinguished in the annals ol our Slate fr wealth, inu llisencs and virtue. The father of the Bishop was a rice planter of independent fortune, bnt he died when the Bishop was too young to remember him, ad it was his mother's example and influence that shaped his future life. I 1811 he entered the Universiiy at Chapel Hill and graduated in 1818, receiving the de gree of A. U. in a class of unusual diss tincti'tnv In 1-21 he was admitted to Deac tn'.-. Orders and in 1823 to those ot the rnesth'HHt. liis first charge was at Williamsburgh, where he re mained four years. He then removed to Hillsboro and founded St. Matthew'- church, where be labored faithfully un til the year 1837, when ho was appoint ed to the chaplaiucy and the chair of Belles Iettres in his Alma Mater, in which position he continued until elect ed the first Bishop ot Mississippi in 1849. Few men have pas?cd through so long a life with such spotless robes, and few have been so universally beloved. Gentle and winning in manner, diffi dent, sensitive and modest as a woman, he was yet fearless in the discharge of duty, and shrank from none of the re sponsibilities cf life. He loved the truth, lor the truth's sake ; was open, candid, free in intercourse with man kind, and loving, and with a charity that embraced all within its scope, he went about doing good ; thanking God continually for the opportunity of doing so. And God blessed him with honors and length of days far beyond the pe riod of man's allotted time on earth. At the ripe ageof tour-score and nine rears he has been" gathered to his fath ers, and the faithful warrior of the cross sinks to his rest leaving, as an example to those vVuo follow alter, the record of a pure and holy life, the re membrance of one jvho walked with God BAKING POWDEKS. fnterestinjr Testn Mado Uy the Government CUemists Dr. Edward G Love, the Analytical Chemist (or the Government, has made some interesting experiments as to the comparative value ot baking powders Dr. Love's tests were made to deterv mine what brands are the most econ omical to use. and as their capacity lies in their leavening poer, te3ts were directed solely to ascertain the availa ble gas 61 each powder. Dr. Love's report gives the following : , Strength Cubic Name of the inches Gas per each Baking Powders- ounce of Powder. Royat" (absolutely pure). . .... 127 1 Patapsco" (alum powder) 125 3 Kumford's" (phosphate) fresh. . 122 5 BumfordV (phosphate) "old. . . 32 7 'Hanford' Naoe Such." Iresh. . 121 6 "Han ford's None Such," old 8135 Redhead V. 1 17 0 'Charm ' (alum powder). ....... llfi 9 Amazon" (alum powder) 11 1.0 "Cleveland's" (contains lime). . .110 8 "Sea Foam"--; . . V . . . v. , . . . . i 107.0 Czar". . - - - - .".'.V. - -; . 106 8 "Dr. Price's" (contains lime). . . 102 fi Snow Flake" (GroQ's St Paul) 101.88 4 Lewis's" Condensed 98 2 Congress" yeast. 97 5 C. K. Andrews & Co's" (con tains alum) 78.17 HeckerV ............ 92 5 "Gilletts" 84.2 Bulk".... 80 5 In his report, the Government Chemist says- "I regard all alum powders as very unwholesome. Phosphate and Tartar ic Acid powders liberate their gas too freely in process of baking, or under varying c'tmatic changes softer deteri 6ration.,,, Dr H. A. Mott, the former Govern ment Chemist, after a careful and elab orate examination of the various. Bak-ing-Tbwdera of commerce, reported to the Government in favor of the Royal brand. Prof. McMurtie. late chief chemist for the U S. Government at Washing ton, say: "The chemical tests to which I have submitted the Royal Baking Powder, prove it perfectly healthful, and Tree froui every deleter! - The Ukvikav Job Office is the place to get good work at moderate prices.; ; A Good Investment. Get from 25 to 33 per cent interest oil ytur jioney. by purchasing now suits or overcoats at I. Shriek's. It will pay you to buy them (or next win ter at the low price, besides having the good of tlieni lor the batanrc of the cold snaps ' u . T , . N KW AUVKRTIS KM ENTS. : Try Yhem I ntttX THOSE HWKKT OK tNGfJS , , For a.e by PRONLY A MOBRIS, Auctioneers febie It, J AM NJW PREPARED TO FILL AlA orders for the justly celobialed KA URN Remedy, for Ctngtas, noaraenesa, AND ALL Throat and Lnn? Disease contractett ly CJoids. Prtres lo,25..0anl$t. - . r , JAAiK l: NI1TT. Tlw Druggist, 218 N. Front -t. 1 Alt parties wn - have left orders for Sweet Gam call and get the same lmrne IlateJy. fe 18 Better than Pear's YyrillTAKBS A GROSS M IT II J OLIO En- Klieh I raaaparer.t sap Unsccntetl, 2 Cakea for25eent3 Glycerine 8? per cent; 3 Cakes for 5i cents. There are no finer Toilet 8oai: made. A TRIAL K)LICITKt - - ill UN OS BUO rUKKS. fe! 19 Wholesale and Retail Druggists OPERA HOUSE. ONE NIGHT ONLY. - FfttDAY NIGH T, FKB. ISth, TIIK FBIStK OF COMEDIANS, Mr. Cus Williams, and aSnperb Company of Comedians in his Latest and Greatest, Success " entitled OH! WHAT A NIGHT! By Geo. Holy, Eeq Untler the management of JOHN 11. KOIill. New 8ongs and Kec'.tatlona. t Reserved Seats Mi and $l.ni. ' feh 13 :tt CARtfllNA CENTRAL R. R. CO . SUPERINTENDENT' OFFIC E, Wilmington, N. c., .'Feb. H, 8250" Reward. REWARD OF TWO II UN D RED AND FJFTf DOliLARS will IfC paid ly this Com pany for Information that will lead to the ar rest and conviction of the person or pcrsoDs who place 1 an obstruction on the road, near Alnja, on the night of February irth, li87. feb!61w L. C JUNES, Sup't James L. Anders' Pride of America" Corn. I WILL SEND SAMPLE AND CIRCULAR of Jas. L. Ander.V "Frldc of America" Corn for fi cents. It ha3 bepn improved ;for the past ." years and is now tofpir fee lion. It Is pure white corn with grain 3i Inch lonj, verr wide and thick, it is a 80lldiieay corn, 5G to 11 ears make a bushel, has from 24 to 31 rows ot gralni on cob, b:ars exceedingly well on high or low land. I want every farmer m our Southern and Northern land-1 1 plant my corn the year TcsiimonUls, reference, &c, sent with samples and circular. Farmers and larmers boys here is u cliaucc to make a $3 present absolutely free T'ie wiiy 1 want you to do Is this: Go to every farmer and teil them to glvt.you 3 cents for which they will receive samples and circulars of the Corn advertised above. You see in this way luc farmers will get their eamp!es and cu-oulara for half price. Bend every far mers name aod l he 3 cents for each and the on ssndlng me thi largest lift before March 1st, wilt receive $ cash by return mail, every thing is explained in circulars. Address, J AS. L. ANDERS, febldltw4t Mauuder, N. C. Webster's Unabridged. The Standard Dictionary B' i EST FOR FAMILIES AND REST FOR 'A 1 l-rary In Itself " Latest Edl Schools. ti)n has 113,000 Wortls, Four Fagrj Colored Plates, 300 Engravings. It at o contains a Biographical Dictionary, giving brief Import ant facta concerning 9.730 Noted Pereons. In the qamilty of matter it contains. H lc Heved to le the largest volume publtehed. It has 3000 more worts In I s vocabulary than are found In any o:ber Amtrte&n Dictionary, and nearly three times the numler of Engra vings. "It Is an ever present and reliable school-master to the whole family." Caliandcee the Webster which wo re sell lag 25 percent, cheaper than the pnbKsher'a prices, a . HEiNSBERGER'S, feb 16 Cash Book and Music Store Isaac T. Alderinar, QOM MISSION MKRCH ANT, COTTON AND TIMBER, Specialties'. North Water Street, feb 12 m Wilmington, N, C. Tar Barrels. pooo SECOND HAND TaR BAKRILS, j VJ anv-quaarjty, lots to suit,-pries low dowa. apply to ROBINSON A KING - PLZAS2 E0X2CS. , ft will ts giaa to rscvs essszrlaLtis traaocrlrUacSs caEay aid aii :szsti ftetrtttbTat i Ta mazaa ct tea : wrua raut imtt bs ?4" - V . -7, V. t ; 5ST.. - Coamirnicigoas tarut ba. wirttua ' cx CI OTMaUsof ttia paper. ; ' " '" Pax sonar; ilea wau be avolal, And ft la nwelany and" partleiilarty too that tha Editor does t alwav dcT the Tlswa of eorreapondeiu ; w tt tatheadnortal eohuaaa. .' . NEW- AOVERTISEMI22IT3 JiiliiisS 111 Marliet Street. o Reduced Pricoo I Reduced Pricoo I -o- Previous to taking slock we will offer for the next fifteen days, bargains In the following goods : Fancy Stiiped Silk Velvels reduced from $2,fiOto $1.50. Also, Piain Silk Vel vets, in allihades, reduced from $2 to $f,25. Plain and Striped Velveteens reduced, from 7Tc to GOc. We also have a nice lino of Sttins and Snrah Silks, in evening shades. - , ' " ''" ' -: '" " . ii Also, a nice line ot Silk Mitts in ere-' . j . . ' ning 9hadc8, full length. 5 - ' j ' . ' .' A nice variety of Black Goods In all styles. ' J A few pair of Blankets left, which we arc ofTering very low and uumeront other goods at reduced prices. It i to your interest to call and ex amine. : ,""'" Julius Sarmson, 111 AlAltKRT ST. feb 14 Emporium of Art and . Fashion! JUST.RECEIVE. BY lO-DAY'i EXPRESS the MOST BEAUTIFUL AND DECIDEDLY THE CHEAPEST assortment of INFANTS' AND CHILDRES'4 JIAINEOOK CAPS. Call and see ttem,' HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS AND CUFFS for ladies and Cblldieo. " " . New flhap?-ln Children's Straw Hats for eirly Spring wear . MW. E. B VflQGlNS. 115 Market Ht. Country orders t ollcited and promptly filled, feb .4 Spring Styles. yE HAVE SOMETHING NEAT AND Pretty for Early Spring Wear, for Ladlrs, MlsHes, Children for the Gentlemen. We kep THE BEST A8ORTEI STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES lit the City W 8 tale, and prices to snit the pockets of all onr pat rons ' - . GEO: U. FKBNCII & HONB, feb 14 los N. Front Street Change of Base, jyjY Fill ENDS AND THE - PUBLIC ARE respectfully notlficl that l have removed my shops to Chestnut street, tetween Froataad Water. AH order for work in my line, tin. ning, repairing. Ac. ill be done promptly anl falthfally. - r. r. RisiKa. : Cbetnnt, between Front aad Water eta. jaa SI tt ' - ' Rock Spring Hotel.' H AS UMEKGONE A COUPLET F. BIK- ovatlng and Is fitted cp nicely for the comfort . of 1U patrons The table U sapplteil with the teattbe market affards. Board by he day,, wpek or month at reasonab'e rate. MR1. PRIDGEM, Chesnnt, between Front and Water at reel , feb II 1m ; j... ,. . . - ., . . Hazard Powder . WE NOW -HA Vb TH E AG KNCT 'WO R this cete'raie4 Powder wkVrh l ua doubteilir tle tteetkO d io this couBlry magaz'ce built dowa tiie rfvr (out. of eitr llalu). Full assortment of all I be sizes al tt lowed prices. WE, K. SPRINGER A CO., - Sacreaaors to Jobn Dawson A Co., la, St and tt larket tstreL feb 14 Wlkniagton ft, C.
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