this pape -mwiuaed
eain. Sundays ex
j nepted by .
IOSI1T. JAM KB,
iDtTOK akd rorarrro.
3UK3tirTIONS POSTAGE VAllh .
w year 14.00. Six month. $.. Threa
montfc3.$1.00; One month, Mce.U.
rue iair win be delivered by carriers tret
of tuarge. In any part of the city, at the alv
ntea. or 10 ccnU per week. -Adve&tUdn
rate low and HbcraL
aa-Subscrlbera will report any ana all fall
area to rcoclre their paper regularly, .
rLBASX XOTlC&'v
Ts mil ts glad t9 rscsJvs essmtaiaitiati
caczifrlC22acaaay sad ail tatjtau
Xks cans at tit wnur buii altrlTs us f
to tit Estet.:: ;C
-; OoapBtcatloas iavut be ' writtss es ei
oatsldaof titt paper.
PfnaaaUes intutbt aToidec - -Aad
It la especially and parUtiulariy V
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VOL. XI. W ILMINGTON. N. C, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1887.
stood that the Bdltbr doee ao alwy tadr i
NO. 45
toe Tiswa or eorrecpoadeatr r w - tat
ta the editorial oolttmaav
KEfllW
Unfailing Specific for Ll?er Disease.
Ol liir I IH1 mouth; tongue coated
white or covered with a brown fur; pain In
tn back, sides, or Joints often mistaken
!' Kheumatism; wur stomach; lots of
kiitite; sometimes nausea and water
? isb. or indigestion ; rlaluleucy and acid
.rotations; bowels alternately costive
Hi.JUx; headache; loss of memory, with
. i. iJuful sensation of having failed to do
- ;.u-thing which ought to have been done;
uVblUty; low spirits: a tbiek, yellow r.p
. uiim-e of the skfn and eyee; a dry
' V'b fever; restlewmcss; the urine la
;..uv'aud htsh colored, nnd. If allowed to
deposit, a sediment.
0
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MMONS LIVER REGULATOR
(PURELY VEGETABLE)
s k ncrallv used In the South to arouse
Hi. torpid "Liver to a healthy action,
it acts with extraordinary efficacy on ths
yiver, Sidneys,
1 and Bowels.
Malaria, Rowel Complaint,
Ivl-ia. Sick Heartache,
Constipation, ItUJonsnesa,
Kidney Affection. Jaundice.
Mental Depression, Colic.
nored by the ue of 1 Millions' of Bottles, as
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
t - Children, for Adults, and for the Aged.
ONLY GENUINE
h is oui Z Stamp in red on front of Wrapper.
J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
u t-KofKiBiciKS. Price, 8I.CO
inv :t deod l trip
The IvJitor otthU piper has recently
returned from a somewhat lengthy and
very plaant visit tr thn "land of
il iwers." We manastd to get off one
I -tier to tbe readers ot the Review
whjje absent and promised others but a
lruv.nt cbatig of locatiou prevented
ih trim carryinjetha promise into effect
Florida is like a bit of the tropics cut
ntVfrooilbo Und of the sua" and s t
tlnA'ii in the prosaic temperate, zone, it
i almost a3 distinctly separated from'
ileorsia by climatio effects a3 it is by
:iM2raphical lines. It is truly the land
ot the orange as well as ot tbe flower,
although, from what We could learn, we
very much doubt if tho flora of any
iiven section is equal to that ot the
Cipe Fear, near Wilmington. There
are no mountains and no high hill
even any where in tho State, it 'u evi
dently all made land a'l except the
strip of Western cas', reaching over
t-ivvardi Alabama. The indications arty
that at ono time tbe waters of the Gulf
of Moxico swept over tlw places where
now statu! manilleent orange groves.
Tht-re were islands there, even then.
aul possibly souio' of these were vol
eaaoes. but no long peninsular stretch
jndowu towards tho equator and to
within 100 miles of Cuba. Then .cama
!ht coral insect and pxit in his slow but
sur work, which gradually emerged
from the wayc and caught here and
there the sand anl dooris swept into
anJtmt of the gulf with the currents,
waich was soon covered with vejeta
tint, until tinally the "land ot flowers1
loud ereet and complete, and read)
ior the hand of man to till itsarable
acres.
it is a land ot wonder. -loo, and it is
a land of water a well. In tact, there
Heems to be about a much ot water a
there is ot land to the Slate. Thete in
a great deal more l the aqueous elf-
meal there than tho rainfall jcstilirs
and there is but little if any. doubt,
that many of the lakes and rivers are
fed from subterranean sources. Indeed,
this is sure. Near Ocala there is are.
inarkable picci ot water called, "The
Silver Spring.', U is simply the head
of a river but it has no surface streams
tlowing into it. It is margined by law
lands and yet tbe water, (6r miles from
the bead, is as pure as crystal arid al
moat as transparent the atmosphere.
Insorn places it is said to be 65 feet
deep and yet we saw huge fish swim
ming there near the bottom..; In some
places the plummet has not .yet . niea
ured the depth and in'othors we thought
that we could clearly trace the course of
subterranean streams lowing into it.
At others aga'o the water can be seen
t
bubbling from thn eattb aw a great
depth. The bed ot th river is of lime
alone arid the marvellous beauties un
folded a onu gazes over the side of a
lazily floating boat, on a bright day.
l'ullot sunshine, without a bretze to
d. slurb the plat Id Imsoiu ot the waters,
is soiueihing thatmiHt te seen to .be
appreciated. Some, miles Scuth of
Silver Springs theru is ?aid to be a lake
of similar formation. alO fed by
hidden streams, bat which we did not
v.sit-
Jacksonville is the pain: which mst J Palatka Railway. and Mr. Ilmry Lai e.
tounsislot.k tias their ' first stoppimr : Ticket Agent for these roads. They
plar. IUsacity ot about the samef were both exceedingit kind "and at ten -size
ai Wilmington, and is fnU of ms'tive to ns, Capt. Jarn.who, by the
nificent hoteh, waile the hotels are full
at this season with magnificent people,
with magnificent, rocket-books, all of
whom pay magnificent prices for what
is really magnificent entertainment
It is a pretty place now and in the
course of a fow years it will be beautiful
with its handsome now buildings, its
busy mans ot commerce and its wide
an I beautifully shaded strtet. Here
we fount! Mr John L. Holmes and
fuuily. formerlf of this city, anl
Messrs. It H. Talerrrd (leorge Quince
twocxiletl Wihuingtonians who are
lo.titing for one more taste of the old
Hock Spring water and. a" brtath of tie
freh .alt air" f.r which our city is
tara' ti.4. Mr IIlmes is practhine at
thn Jacksonviil Iir. and with much
success, we art pleated ti learn.' while
his two iounger on, IVnibrok and
Sam. are in bnsim -ss houses in the city.
We had been 1U that everything
was very high in Jacksonville but we
did not find it so. You can buy almost
anything there, from an alliua'or two
inches lng to a vein ruble saurian of
eight fet who is not ri slly to keep it
th'S raton, as ho eats nttthing from
J.inuary to April Thtt ncci;ssarie.s of
life are at reastmabln pi ice; only
choice meats are high Suoh beet as is
sold in this matkut at 15 to lf cents n
pound is vM thre at t2i. The sam.;
beet, however, sell-s at Savannah at 2.r
cents. Ileal estate and inxs are, how
ever, high in JacKsoirville. The far
mer is held at almost fabulous prices.
Whi'o the latter-aggregate four cents on
tbe $100.
Fiooi Jacksonville vi e went to St.
A"ugutine, "V Ancient City," going
up the St. John's river by steamer to
Tocoi and then 15 miles acrcss the pe
ninsular by the St. John's it St. Augus
tine R. R. to tlm quaint old town
Tncro is much to be seen in St. Augus
tine to interest the traveler. It is tire
old si town in tho United States, hav
ing buon . settled by the. Spaniards in
1565. Tho old portion of the town is
very quaint. Tho slieeis art; exceed
tngly narrow and in the widest cJ them
two vehicles cannot pass each oilier
without encroaching upon the sidewalk,
whilo others are so narrow indeed that
a pedestrian meetir g a vehicle in them
would find it impossible to pass with'
out stepping into a doorway until the
latter had gone by. There are 91 hote.s
in this town and t is curious to see
handsome, new. modern buildings
opening on the narrisw stret ts of the
old place. Old Fort Marion is one tit
the'show places here. It is an old
old fort, with dismantled guns and a
dry moat and yet s me 300 of Geroni
mV band of Apaches are tcoc lined
thre, while the chief, with his assistant
chiefs, is confined at Fort Pickens, at
Pensacola. The bucks are heartr,
vigorous, brawny men. who pass their
days in pitying and smoking and idle
ness, while the squaws do all of the
work. They seem to he given a
great deal of free Inin and it is said that
they are sometimes allowed to roam
through the ettv
The Pone de lon Hotel, now
building, is another i ce de position
t' which the average St. Augut!niaii
points, and jdstly, to , with a great
deal of pridtt. Tt is no v neiring com
pletion ami is a truly magnificent struc
ture; It c iters f .ur acres gtound
and its estimated cost was originally
$'2 000.000. It will probably far exceed
ihis. The bill for one item alone in the
furnishing, for crockery, all of which
is being made in Italy, will amount to
$55,0QQ. i is said- that Mr: Rocke
feller, ot Standard Oil C tmpany fame,
t the man who is putting up the money
and that ho is building it as a. monu
ment to his name, ft is rather a mon
ument to his folly as it is exceedingly
doubtful if the venture ever pays a
cent of interest on tbeamount invested
The hotel, by the way, is built of cos
quino. a kind of shell mari mixed with
coarse sand, which is mined near the
town and which when mixed with lime
soon becomes as hard and as enduring
as granite. It is of this material that
old Fort Marion was built.
There are a number of other things o(
interest in tho ancient city to which wo
would like to refer, such as tbe old
Cathedral.. the artesian well, the Vaza
with its slave mart still standing, and
toe ancit nt walls and gateway the
city, but these must yield to a wnt of
space. In St Augustine we met with
two weU-known Wilmingtonians, high
ly est' earn! friends of other days, Capt.
W. J. Jarvis. formerly a passenger
conductor on the W. C & A R R but
now General Superintendent of the St.
John's Railway and the St. Augustine &
way. ranks as onn of the foremost raih
roadmen in the State, accompanyiogus
over his road as far as Palatka. on the
return tu Jacksonville The trip from St.
Augustine to the former place was made
'n the observation car which runs regu
larly on that lino and is the most bc.au
tiful and complete specimen ot railway
architecture we ever saw. It is the only
one of its kind in the South.
,
Excitement in Texas.
Great excitement has been, caused in
tbe vicinity of Paris. Tex., bv the re
markable recovery of Mr. J. K. Corley.
who was s helpless he could not turn
in bed, or raise bis bead ; every body
said he was Iyinp of Consumption. A
trial bottlHof I)r. King's New Wiso
ery was sent hira'- Finding relief, he
bought a large battle him! a box of Dr.
King's Mew Life Pills; by the time he
had taken two boxes of Pills and two
btitties of the Pi eoverv. he was well
and had gained in nVsh thirty-six
pounds. - .
Trial Bottle of 'this (ireat Discoverv
for Consumption free at W H Green &
-.. ... . .. .
An KiicI , tii Hmie Scrapug.
Kilward Shephertl. tif llarrisburg.
ill., says: 'Having received o much
benefit from Electric Bitters. I feeli t
my duty to lja snflering humanity know
it. Have had a running s re on my leg
for eight years; my doctors told me I
would Have to have the bone scraped or
leg amputated. I used, instead, three
bottles of Kiittiric. Bitters and seven
boxes Bocklen'H Arnica Salve and my
leg is now sound and well '
Fleet ric Bitters are sold at fifty cents
a otlUi,' and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at
05c. per box by all W. II. Green & Co.
LOCAL NEWS.
' HOEX TO NEW AnVERTISEMEMTS
.r ft Mii.lkr (.Jarden Sic I
City Hall Japant s j VeMlnfr
H kins iiKUGKB's Bottom Prices
SIl'nds Bros Btttcr than Tear's
Gfo R rKK-cn .coxs Sot Well Dressed
I)oiT,r,s YARiioRoron Faihtonahle
liarlMrra .
Millks A Niksii.ik KenrcdyV Medical
Discovery
Heavy rains are reported throughout
tho Western part of tho State.
It being a legal holiday, there were
no transactions to-day in naval stores
of cotton.
While thcro hao been no heavy rains
there has been a good deal of wet and
uncomfortable weather.
' A large party of young ladies and
gentlemen have improved tbe time in
making a pleasnre trip to the Sound to
day. This is the anniversary of Washing
ton's birth day. and the public o (Vices
have been closed to business and the
shipping in port ha been decorated
with bunting
Kvery train going South is crowded
to its utmost capacity with tourists and
health seekers who are bound to tbe
orange groves of Florida. The North
bound travl is email
A pavrment of Belgian blocks on
Front street, from Chestnut street to
the bridge, near the depot, would ba
great bleasins as tho present rouch,
cobble stone paveaient is a "very hard
road to travel."
The projectors of the South Atlantic
& Northwestern Railroad have speak
ers in nearly county along its proposed
r- utc who are advocating its cause and
are trying Jo arouse the enthusiasm of
the people regarding its advantages.
The day train recently put upon the
Carolina Central Railroad seems t.o be
meet in with universal lavor. Travel
line salesmen, who do business along
the line of the roaj. are loud, in its
praisp. and this is eohoed by the general
public who afe greatly accommodated
bv it.
The "Sociable." to be given to-night
at Howard RoliefHall by the Germania
C irnet Rand promises to be an elegant
affair. Tha management have made
every preparation for the pteasu e of
their guests and the Indications point
to a large, attendance of ladie3 and
ger.tleiiien.
At the Hotels.
Surtax House S B Anders. C
Ilirnhill. II I, Leonard. A W Anders,
Robt Ijce. Sol McNtirton. J W SikQ?, L
P Tatom and R PTatom. Bladen; BA
Hawes. Pender: H Ilensnll. H Corbttt.
J B Ruark. R I) Willard. Wadoboro;
J B Mo re. Texas; J A Holliogswortb,
Point Caswell; J A Sutton.' N C; Or A
R Lucas,-Columbus.' ;
A CJood Investment.
Get from 25 to 33 per cent, interest
on yc ur juoney hy purchasing now
suits or "overcoats at I. SnraKR's. It
will pay sou to buy Ibem lor next win
ter at the low prices, besides having
the gmd of them for the balance ot the
cold snaps t
A Touch I r jj Tribute).
The obsequies of the late Miss Mary
Delia Perdew, which were held at tbe
residence of her father this forenoon,
were . largely attended- The teachers
and pupils of Miss Annie Hart's schor l,
of which she was herself a nupl when
takeu with the sieknes which resulted
in her death, attended in a b k y and
folio wet 1 her remains to her last resting
place at Oakdala. Rev. Dr. Yates, her
pastor, conducted.lhe services, which
were deeply impressive ami aftecting,
Cly Court. f
Abraham Brown, colored, (a dark
brown) was brought before the Mayor
thU "morning charged with disorderly
conduct on Front street, and was sent
below for ten days He is one of the
gan who infest Front street aud block
up tho sidewalks, to the discomfort and
annoyance of passers-by. of whom
mUch complaint has teen made, and
who eem to take delight in ruakiog as
much istnrbanci ae possible, while at
the same time watching so as to f!u'!e
the p lice.
AtiflitatMl l?itiiicei.
The renular semi-m'inthly meeting
of the Boartl of Audit and Finance was
held yesterday afternoon; Messrs. R
J. Joties. Wm Calder.Jno W. Gerdts
and W. I. fir ire, chairman of the board,
were present.
Bills were approved for current ex
penses amounting to $50. - .
The Board concurred with the Board
of Aldermen in authorizing tho purchase
ot one thousand feet of hose f.ir the use
of the Fire Department
A resolution was adopted that the
Commissioner of the Sinking Fund be
n quested to procure a stamp of a dif
ferent kind Ironi the one now used,
with which to more indelibly stamp on
the blinds and cuipons purchased for
the fund the words, "Sinking Fund,
City of Wilmington," as required by
statute law.
liusiness Enterprise.
The new wholesale dry goods htmse
of Messrs. Morris Bear & Brothers, on
Front street.-the building formerly oc
cupied by Mr. D. A. Smith, is a model
tit neatness and convenience for the
transactitin of their largo and constant
ly increasing business. The building
is 50 feet front. 112 feet deep and throe
stories in height and all of this large
space is utilized to the most complete
advantage. A patent elevator leads to
every floor, the rooms are well lighted,
and tbe arrangements tor the exposi
tion ot go'xls to the purchaser are all
that couid be desired . The first floor
is devoted to dry goods, and here are
exposed lawns, muslins, ginghams,
prints and domestics in any amount
and ot every conceivable style aud pat
tern. On this floor are also the pack
ing room and private oflico of the firm,
the latter being roomy, comfortable
and ct zy, wherethe partners may hold
a qtt'et chat wth each other or with
their customers or friends Ample
room i3 !ef to alio a- the handling of
goods, son hat they may be moved from
the rear to the front ot the building for
shipment without c mlusion or the dan
ger of damage.
A wide stairway leads to the second
floor, which is devoted exclusively to
the i ale of "notions" and clothing. Iu
the arrangement of the goods on this
floor the same idea of convenience has
been, observed, and any desired-article
cad be found at a moment's notice.
Here samples of clothing of a'l tbe de
sirable styles, patterns and qualities are
displayed upon tables, convenient lor
inspection ; and here , also, are to be
seen the entire list of articles om braced
in tho generic term of notions."
Another broad stairway conducts us
to the third floor, which is devoted to
tho sale of hats, straw goods, boots and
shoes.' Here, as on the floors below,
the convenience of purchasers has been
carefally studied and effectual. y secur
ed. There is plenty of room, yet there
is none to spare. Nothing is crowded
for want of space, and plenty of room
has been preserved for the inspectiou
and selection of goods. Throughout
every department of the extensive es
tablishment there was displayed, in the
most quiet, unostentatious manner im
aginable. the great ami potei.t impres
sion of energy, progress and en'e-p-"is
conducted on business principles
Oetiiilne anil Approved by AH.
The only genuine porous plasters is
Aixoock's nt! all other so called
plasters arc nothing more than per
forated conn er irritants made to sell
on the Reputation ot .Ai.lcook's.
Pokocs Planters , is the only
external remedy t hat- has the urq-iali-fiffi
recommendation nt profesaional
men atd. the general public Biware rj
imitations! : - .
New goods for the Spring and Sum
mer trade are beginning to arrive quite
reely. although the seas m is- ra'her
early for heavy receipts.
The Louise Arnot Dramatic Com
pany. which met with such tavr n this
city, closed a very successful engage
ment of tine week, at Rotnke Va . on
the lUth inst. A
There are a good many tramps in the
city, many of whom are young, stout,
able-bodied men who . are capable nt
earning a g'od liying. if they only had
the courage to grapple with good, honv
est. hard labor and. let whiskey, alone.
Take care of yon r eyes. : An agency
for theLeMare'a celebrated Rork Crys
tal Spectacles and Eye Glasses isestil
Iished in t his place at Heinsberger's.t
Poaipurii a
A parade and inspection of the Wil
mington Light Infantry and the Cornel
Concert Club-was annmincsd to take
place in front - of the City. Hall at 5
hi'jlck this afternoon, but owing to the
threatening aspect of tho weather and
the muddy condition iA the .streets it
has been postp:nd to a more favorable
time: . V
bpoctly .Tusttco.
The parties who rocked a train about
ten days since on the Carolina (central
Railroad, between Beaver Dam- and
Po kton, were caught and taken before
a Magistrate of Urtion County, who
sent them before the Superior C nirt of
the County, which is in session. The next
day they were tried and convicted, but
judgment bad not been pronounced at
last reports. Wehopethat.it. will be
a good, old fashioned sentence, such as
may provo a warning to others.
Stcainbont .-link.
The steamer Excelsior, .Capt, J. T
Dicksey. sunk at about 3 o'clock this
raorniiig in the Northeast river, about
12 miles from this city. I;. ?eems that
tbe crew made the steamer fast to the
shore last nightat low water, and when
tho tide rose this morning there was nt.t
scope of line enough to allow the vessel
to rise with it, and she filled and sur.k.
The crew barely escaped with their
lives, losing ail their clothing save what
they had on at the lime.
Kare ICiitortainiiicnt
As will be seen by advertisement tn
this issue, our citizens will be treated to
an amusing and otherwise pleasant
entertainment at the City Hall, Thurs
day night. March .'ltd. The marriage,
ceremony of the. Japanese will bo ex
hibited, after which refreshojents
Japanese and American, will be perved.
The ladies who are to exhibit and man
ago the affair, we ate very sure, will do
everything in their power to please and
entertain. As the object is to help the
building land of the New Methodist
Church, let them have a crowded house.
Pianos and organs can be bought
cheaper at HcinsbcrgerV than at any
other house in the State
t
"Tilts Little Oleaners."
The entertainment to be "given by
"The Little Gleaners" of the First
Presbyterian Church, to night, at Con
cordia Hall, will be a pleasant affair.
Fine music will enliven the occasion,
while tables will be arranged upon
which refreshments, articles of fancy
work and fl iwers will be for sale. Our
ycung friends, "The Gleaners." haye
worked earnestly and faithfully to en
sure a successful ent rtainment and we
trust that their endeavors may. be
liberally rewarded by a generous
patronage. .
L'ergonai s
Messrs. A. G. Ricaud and W. L. Dc
Rosset, Jr., of this city, were in Raleigh
yesterday. .
Mr. Henry A London, olthe Cltalliain
Record, and President ol the Pittsboro
R. R., was in the city yesterday on a
brief visit. His family are on a visit
hereto Mr John II. Currie.
We were glad to Fee our. friend, Mr
J. W. Thompson, in the city lo-dajr
His general health is good, but the
rheumatism with which be has suffered
so long stilt lingers, making locomo
tion disagreeable and painful,
Mr. Henry Newman, formerly of tb'i
city, but now residing in New York
arrived here last night on a visit to rel
atives and friends and we learn that
there is a probability that be will con
clude to remain in AVilminglon. -
Yon will save money and gel lh best
work by sending your clothe lor repairs
to John Dyer and Son. t
Just received a new lot r.f tim.
spokes and hubs. Those in need of
above will find that they will save
money by buying fronr JACtfci's Hdw.
Depot. -' v t
NEW A D V Eirri8EM151ITB.
D o iierl fin.- & Yar I) or otiRli ,
JJI V.-HIONABLK HIK IUKt$lCR$ :
' AND i:KCEH5.
1 Marke: M . Wi)mliirua. X. V
M op tul y ettt.Ki, with all the la teat im
proveaienu Courteous and noilte harliera alras ready
to ervft ciiatouie t. . - ,
99" J. w. Yar.oroiuh, f rmertr with John
Werner, woul l Ik gUl to serve hU oi.l pai
Tona. . ' " UbK
Jupancstt Wulrtlug:.
Foreign Made Costumes;
A Rare Entertainment I
CirV lIAUi. Thnreaar Nlffht
Altutrli :. ,
rjUIK GOOD THIMH T) KIT WILL BE
served a la mode, UHh Japanese, and Ameri
can, and at reasonable pit ies.Y -
For the benefit ot the new Methodist rtnrcli.
Tree of admission ONK DIME.
fill -3! mtlti rooh 1
Every thing to bovFound in
in Our Line of Business,
Wettoi!it these Goofls
to Sell !
-o-
Have irl?ed them to sntt the time?, at
FIGIJI
i F.S W
HICH DEFY COMPF
;ttion ! J
AVe know we c.iu mvkeit to your Interest to
deilvltn ns. - -
WE BUY SlKlin'l.Y fOIl CSH
From minnfacturera and importers, and effer
' in our 1 1 lends and the public, gooU
In our line at
HOITOM PRICES 1
We ctrry a full Unc of 8chool 'Books. Pa
per, tent, Ink. 8 la ten, Jtlank Books, heelc ,
Books. Note. Draft and Kccetpt liooks. and
oinr Mniu nry at lowest prKes. atN
HEINSHEHGEH'S.
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fct n
Cab rw and himc Storey
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Sociable
'IO.IJK GIVES HY (tKRMANIaV CO It NET
1
KAN O at the IIOWARH RELIEF HALL;
TUKSDAY KVKNING, Vh 2ad
The pubi c arc re8cctfnUy Invited.
o (icntlcman admUted without a i ndtv
Tlcke ft. . , feu -t
Hazard Powder.
WB NOW HAVe; TIIK AtiKNCV rOR
lldt celebrated Powder which la un
doubtedly the beet sold In this country. Ner
maffaztoc bnllt down the rivet (out of city
limttn). . Full assortment of all the elzs at tbe
loweeiprlcc. '
WM. E. SPSIMGElI A CO., ;
Succsors to John Dawson Co., x
11, 21 and 2.1 Market Urcet.
fci 21 . WilmlBgton N. C
Country Produce.
yWEKT ASH IUISIl POTATOEX, Apples,
Cabbages, Turnip. Oranges, Onions, K?fra,
Turkeys, Chlckcnitaad ail kinds or Country
Produce for sale by -
CHAS. F. HfiOWNK,
CommlfsJon Merchant, No 11 N. Waterst.,
feb21 - Wilmington. X. C
Caution.
LL PEUSON3 ARK CAUTIONED against
tnutlniE any of the crew ot Spanish Bark
MAUI A, as no debts ot their contraeilny
will lie: paid by the Teasel or ' ,
.. J. LOBD,
feb 10 at Vice Consul of Spain ;
Better than Pear's.
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niTAKKR AROS.HllflU'.4 OLD f n
irush Transparent Soap- Untreated, 1 Cakrs
for2ieents hljcerlneSiier cent; Cakes
for .vi cents. There are no finer Toilet feat
mndc. A TCI A L SOLICITED.
fflUNDS ,IJKOTlIKIt8
feb IS Wholcaa'c and Eetail DrnfrUU
Koek Spring TTotel.
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AS UMTaBUWONK A COM PLKTK BEX-
ovating and la fitted cp nicely for tbe ctrntM
of lu patrons The labllUs supplied with tte
best tbe market affords. Board by the dar,
week or month at reasonab'.e rate.
MBH. P1CIDGEN',
Cheenut, between Front and Water streets
feb 11 Im
yK MARK A SPECIALTY OF rocT?
BAGS and STEaflvatd UAMUi PAP CCS,
TWINF, WAXEil P.U1TKR TAPJCS, c,
Don't fall to s e. tbe- -f. W 8TYL.M f qart
BAG, and to KL wbo!eea"e diaconnt.
). W. YATES.
feb 21. 118 Market St. Wilmington. a'C.
NEW FURNITURE HOUSE.
I tn ner f econd and Market Mrrets.
yTK RK HK.RK lO TAY' AhD KO tlU
c Hint w kcp the fineat at cheapen Fur
nimrclnthe rltr nr prk-rs tult Uta rlcl
and rot r alike, We eia sell chep became
we maauiactaieoor own soous.
A call and inspection solicited.-
KSOXY1I.LK kUUNriUCE CO., "
feb 7tf - C II. 3.NJLS.D, tlicnar
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