North Carolina Newspapers

' " '""this papxb bmbi fTry vaning. Sundays ax raeptod by f jOSUT. JAilKS, , KDITO AKO PMPaiTTQJU -SUBSCRIPTIONS P03TAGE PAID: - rer M-00. Six niontns,' s)2.00. Tare months. tl-00; One month. 35 cents, Tne paper will be delivered by .CArrlers free 9f c&arge. in 7 P t.u, bov rttcs, or 10 cents per week! Adresttfllng "tea low and liberal. -Subscribers will report any and all fall. flre to recelre their paper regularly. According." Pari- rspnii1nt ol the Newark Advertiser. Sarah Bern hardt intends to enter nunnery a soon a she l thnwiah w,th America. f be will "f a uiarrinl wnnun just probated in Kiugston. N Y . i peculiar in that it srtvcs her prprty to hr busbnnd iile. r as long a ha.'--'rc: niaiiifd u3iarried " r ; i - . Tfco Eranrnss Autrusta. gives eveiy woma servant in J'rnssia. who c.m- plet" her lrtieth ear of ;unbnkfco gervice in one family, a goid cross and diploma. bearing tbe imperial photo rapl, g!gn;iir I" eight years she bas honored I . sarvanta. , A si'.k colony has been established in Florida under tho . aipices of :he Women's Siltt Culture Association. which is said to promise, good results. It is tn- ught that many invalids wh "goto Florida for their health minh' like to er.ir.i?f m sillc culture as a light and olfssimt occupation. e . . - fieri. Manorip, aciMrding to the Nor folk Virginian, notwithstanding the fact that his Senatorial robes are off. retains poesiou ol tbe room of the Senate committee on public buildings aod -jrou-ids in the Capi'oi, and has type writers at wck tbern doing a large amoao' t correspondence relat nu to ih eauipngu in Virg't-nia. W. J. Arfcail. president of the' Judge Publishing Company, has generously pr-eittd the New York Kvening Sun, with an wlBce cat. The Evening Sun de.-cribtf. it as a cat of modest propor tions, but agreeable mien, with a gold collar and 9ilver Jock, bearing , the jegrod of our luminary, aud thereto at tached a card, on which was written: Wnh the ct mplimeots of the Judge Publishing Company." The announcement that Mr. Glad st.-ne, the (treat English statesman, baa been invited to attend tha celebration ia Philadelphia, in September n-xt. ol tbe adoption ot theFederai Constitution, aojj that he may possibly be, induced to ome, will b-gratifying news to the many admirers , ot Mr. Gladstone iu j.-- - . . thii country. Mr. Gladstone ha- ex- pressed bis desire to. visit the United States, but has heretofore been prevent ed by absorption in political acd other affairs. - ':. !;. -t ' ' The long strike tmong the operatives in the Paiersoo silk mHls is practically oyer, and both, "aides are- calculating their losse?. It i egtimatetl that the djers lost $ 150.000 iq if wages and that the other operatives who, were thrown out of work lost; 900.000, making more than a million dollars lost alto gether by the laboring men as tbe price of their ill-advised step.- The manu facturers and citizens are supposed to hsve suffered as severely, so that the. strike, (which came G nothing) has proved an expensive luxury for all cpnv ctrned. It tsaid that the Emperor ol Russia is about to join the rauks of ro'yal and imperial aujthors. lie has revised his diaries lor the past ten or blteeu years, and has instructed M. Zichy. the ilun garian painter, with the task of illus trating them. f Tha work will; be pub lihed at St. Petersburg in the autumn. The reigning sovereigns who already possess more or less claim to literary distinction are: Queen Victoria. King Oscar ot Sweden. Kiog Louis of Por tugal, the Emperr Peter ef Brazil, tbe Shah of Persia. Prince Nicholas of Montenegro, and Princo Charles .ot j Monaco. - The Pall Mall Gazette;says: . 'The Volcano nndor the City by a Volunteer Special (New. Yp.rk: Ford. Howard & Hulbert) is a most inteicsting and timely publication.- IL describes in a few clear and vivid pages the rise, progress and suppression oi' the mem otaole riot that broke out it) New York j33t after the batllo of Gettysburg. . . The story of the eruption of the social volcano in Now York is very horrible but very suggestive. The book" should ba read and mastered by every chief constable and superintendent of police in the United Kingdom. Sir Charles arren, fthe bead of the police lrce ol Great Britain. ought to haye it at h elbow " . Their BusineMt Bootnintr Probably no' ooe tning has caused such a general revival of trade at XV H. Green & CoV Drag Sto as their giving away to their . customers of so many tree trial bottles- of-Dr King's New - Discovery for.- Consumption. Thair trade Is simply .enormous in "this er valuable article from the lact that H always enres and never disappoints. Coughs. Odds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Cronp. and all throat and luns diseases quickly cured. Too traa teat it betoro buying by . getting a' trial bottle free. larga slz $L :Eyerr bottla warranted.! 1 A VOL. XI. An occasional correspondent of thej New York Herald writes in regard to j ball played at tbe Seaside Ground next ? A novel curiosity in the the window he Presidents health, political as well j Friday afternoon between two picked I of Mrl GW, Ilmreins jewelry store io aa physical. He say: I nines of this city. j day was a vase tilled with wtier and irst, s to Mr. Cieveiand's physical; condition. So many stories have been circulate 1 over the country ab'-ut an alarminjr.increasc in weight that I sup posed from tbe atnoun ot suoke that iuuit; iuujl in nine ore Moiuewnere. ! But the truth is theru is not a ?pirk anywhere I have seen Mr Ciyvefaiid on very many occasions, but I never saw him look o well as he did yestr- day He has lost rather than gamed in flesh. ' t . "You are well Mr. President?" I asked. "Perfectly." be answered "I never wrfcrd harder or felt twiier in my lite " . vBul some oljthe Republican papers are very solicitu about vour health.1 I suggested, 'and nrn giving the people the impresstou thai a socond term would find you too enleeild lor the sreai responsibilities ol yfur oftice." There was a merry twinkits in his fv as he replied : Vll. Piu uot. ii be kiiled off by nnv offensiv; partisan ship of that kind. As for a second term " and tber- he grew vpry serious, "that is all in the air. and I have noth ing to do with it. Mv liojo is taken up fully with my present duties, and I pro pose to do my work in such a way ihat mv successor, wtioever he may be, will have nothing to urrdo. It will be the business of the party to name their besi man ; that is. the man who can best carry out Democratic principles and policies, and the man who can bct protect the rights ol the pe p!e." IJrace Up. You are leeling depressed, your appe tite is poor, you are bothered with Headache, you are tidgetty, nervous, nd generally out of sorts, and want to race up. Brace up, but not with stim ulants, spring medicines, or bitters, which have for their basis very bad, cheap whiskey, and which stimulate you tor. an hour, then leave you in worse condition than before. What you want is an alterative to purity your blood start bealtny action of Liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give renewed health and strength. Such a medicine you will find in Electric Bitters, and only 50 cents a bottle at W. H. Green & Go's. Drug Store. LOCAL NEWS. . 52DEI TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CW Iatks Eastei Cards r C MtfXER Garden Seed Muxds Bros K&ater Cards HErnsBKROER's Ka&ter Cards Statement U S Branch ot the Sun Fire Office Mixlvk & Niestlie Keuredy's Medical Discovery Stat&mixt U S Branch of the Scottlah Union acd National Insurance Company It has been a bad day tor news gath ering. - Moulding. Best in city, at Jacori's Hdw.. Depot. t The Inter-State Commerce Bill goes into effect to-day. The weather continues cold and raw for the time of year. The-receipts of cotton at this port to day foot up 2 bales. Headquarters for base ball supplies is at Heinsberger's. t The woods aie now gay . and fragrant with the aroma of wild flowers. Steam boatmen report about ten feet of water on the shoals in the Cape Fear. Severe colds are prevailing com plaints among all classes of our citizens. ; rScbr. June Brirjhl hence for Boston, was spoken April 3 in lat. 3D, long. 72 20. Ger. barque T. -C Dcrrj. Kreigcr, sailed from Hamburg for this port March 31st. We regret to learn that scarlet lever prevails to a considerable extent among the children t Jacow's is headquarters for low prices- n Sash, r Doors. Paints and Builder's Hardware' t Pianos and organs can be bought cheaper at Heinsberger's than at any other house in the Slate. f Yon will save money and get the best work by sending your clothes lor repairs to John Dyer and Son. t Nor. barque Xbrdsoon. Neilsen, from Hamburg tor this. port, sailed from Plymouth. Eng., April 2nd. Mr M. si Willard. of this city, is the general agent of the reliable and well known United States Branch of the Sun Fire Office. A statement of its condi tlon is published in this issue. ' " i . , Mrs. Wiggins has been very success ful in her opening ot new Spring millin ery goods. . There have been .throngs of ladies there yesterday and to-day. drawn to the' spot by the attractive advertisement in the Review, and tbey all say that tbe display is one of tbe most lovely they have ever seen. Stenladders rf all lengths can be found atJAcosrs lldw. Depot. ,f W ILMINGTON. N. C, WEDNESDAY. APRIL There will be a match game ot base ; . . Th . . ,T , . . at the Custom House ts about com . pleted and tbe diUerent ronmi ofLcers are as clea,, as they weil can be. Ger. brig C. Xeumunn GaedcOchn. Dethloff cleared today lor London ! witn 3.135 barrels ro?in, valued at i 3.815. sbipDod bv Messrs Williams Ss Murcbison The Easter music next Sunday lu souio ol the cburchos wiii be very fine. The selections have already been uiadet nnd the choirs are in good practice, so that the music will oe given with tine effect. There are lots of tramps hovcriug around the outskirts ot the city. They may be seen upon any ot our streets, wanderina lazily and aimlessly along, with no object in view further than to get victuals to eat . Attention is invited to the ollicial statement ol the condition ot that old and sterling company, the Scottish Union and National Insurance Com pany. as it appears in this issue Col. W. L. Smith, ot this city, is the general agent. A Kmall Blaze. There was a slight blaze at about i) o'clock last night at the house of a coN ored man on Dawson street, between Front and Second, and an alarm was sent out. but the flames had . been ex tinguished belore the firemen, who turned out promptly, could reach the scene. Tbe damajre was very slight The Ke venue Act. The lol lowing section of the North Carolina Revenue Act is printed and circulated by Treasurer Bain tor the information of parties who are requir ed to. tako out licenses thereunder in North Carolina: Sec. 23. Every porsou. a citizen ol the United States, authorized to do business in this State, who as principal or agent, peddles drugs, nostrums, medicines or goods, wares or merchan dise of whatever name or description, shall pay a license tax as follows, to wit : Each peddler on foot twenty five dollars for every county ; each peddler with one horse or mule with or without vehicle fifty dollars for every county j'each peddler with two or more horses or mules with or with out yehicle seventy-five dollars for every county ; every itinerant merchant or dealer, whether as principal or agent, who solicits orders by retail with or without sample for goods in original state or to be made into cioth ing or otherwise shall be considered a peddlar within the meaning, ot this section and pay a tax -of lvvenlv.fi ve dollars iu each county; every itinerant salesman commonly known as "cheap John merchants'1 who shall expose for sale either on the street or in houses rented temporarily lor that purpose, goods, wares or merchandise either by ascending or descending bids or other wise shall pay a tax ot titty dollars in ench county in which he shall carry on such business, whether as principal or agent for any other person Every person mentioned in this section shall apply in advance to the board of county commissioners ot tb county in which he proposes to peddle or sell for a license and the board ot county com missioners may issue the license upon the payment of the tax to the sheriff, which shall expire at tbe end of twelve moatbs Irom its date. Provided, it shall be discretionary with the board of county commissioners- whether they issue tbe license or not. The license issued as herein provided shall not be valid until it shall be .exhibited to and countersigned by the clerk ol the board of county commissioners, by whom a perniauent record of all such licenses shall be kept. Any person may sell under this section, without payment of lax as peddler, salt,' vegetables, cheat' nuts, peanuts, fruit, or other pro ducts ot the farm or dairy, oys ters, fish, books or printed music: Provided, this exemption shall uoi apply to Iruit trees", grape vines, ornamsntai shrubbery and plants, dealers iu which shall pay a tax of five dollars in e:i -h county they may sell or solicit orders by retail, and every such dt alcr paving a drummer s tax shall be allowed to employ an un limited number ol ngeois.. Any nurssry ruun may "also sell trees of his own growth without tax at his nursery. It shall be the duty of every person re ceiving a license under this section to exhibit the same upon demand of any township in which he may vendor offer to vend : &e. ' The clerk of the board ot c unty commissioners shall be entitled , to a tee of twenty-five cents tor each license recorded under this section, to be paid by the person applying for tbe license: Piovided. that this section shall not annlv to nersons who sell ; goods of their own manufacture with in the State, printers soliciting orders, spirituous liquors excepted. Eastwr Cards. A large and beautiful line . of Easter Cards. Dlain. fringed and very 6ae ones tn hoiea have lust bii' received '"wwfejAwt ttweqslv.ot' jedeapttos' now ones to ooxes navfc tusi n ffn 'to lhcMi6HaUeJ aau opvuvu tor mspecfciou at ticiuauct-: gars... ' t i MM j ' Aqueoiis J containing a cr,ch shell, a lot of little Ilishes and a stiver watch ticcing away ! as contentedly as it in the open air. The watch is so constructed that ,t is watef tjsht and cannot be damaged by immersion. Oft to the Pen. Sheriff Manning Ifttt here ths morn ing for Raleigh with a guard in charge of six prisoners sentenced in the Crim inal Court last week to terms in - the Penitentiary. They wereas follows: Henrv Lewis, colored. iar.ccuvv JO years. - Monroe Hawkins, colored, larceny 10 ysars. , Wm. Johnson, white larceny. 1 year Peter Doyal. while, larceny. I year. John Smith, colored, larceny, I jear Fannie Davis, colored, larceny, years. Literary. ' Wide Awake, published by Messrs. D Loturop & Co. ol Boston, Mass . is one of the most charming publications that we know ol. The April number, which seems to be ol unusual excell ence, is now before us. It abounds in beautiful illustrations, the chief of which is a lull-page frontispiece en titled "Easter Morning. The matter is varied and interesting and although tor those of younger years, is yet full of interest for older folks. Publishsd as above at $2.40 a year or 20 cents a number. We received Scribner's Marazine for April several days since. The present is the fourth number of this magazine, and a perusal of its contents shows that, not wit hstanding the general excellence of the first issue, there has been a con stant advance in the merits of tbe work. It is one of tbe most interesting and entertaining periodicals which come to our office. The subjects are well se lected and ably treated. The initial paper of the present number id A Collection of Unpublished Letters of Thackeray, V with an introduction by Jane Octav-a Brockfield. Many of Jthese are in fac simile ot the celebrated au thor's hand writing, and taken together they form an interesting study of bi- character. The other articles are of equal merit and interest and form a rare literary feast. Published py Chas. Scribner's Sons. New York, at a sub scription: price of $3 per annum.' Stirrer's Spring latses. We have gathered a boquet ot daisy suits for . sma 1 boys and big boys, young and old, that will tickle the fan cy ot every mother and father in Wil mington. In Confirmation suits our assortment ot. diagonals, corkscrew and cassimere, in all, qualities, made up reliable and first class in every re spect, is worthy of inspection and are as low, frequently from $1 to $3 low er than the like can be purchased for elsewhere and we guarantee that each and every article sold bv us shall be ex actly as represented I. Sum er. the Old Reliable Clothier and Merchant Tailor. 114 Market Street. t Services tor H0I3 Week. The foUowing order of services will be observed in St. John's Church dur ing Holy Week: Wednesday 7 :30 and 11 A. M.; 5:30 P. M. Thursday 7:30 and 11 A. M.; 8:30 p. m. ' " . .. Good Fridayll A. M,; 5:30 P. M. Saturday- 7:30 A. M. Jas. Cabmichael. D; D.. Rector. Take care of your eyes. An agency for the LeM are's celebrated Rock Crys tal Spectacles and Eye (Masses isestab" liehed in this place atHeinsberger's.t NEW ADVBUTI815MENT8. Bock Beer I Bock Beer! First of the Season ! .liSIVED 1 U-DAY FROM OOB BKItV; EKY at Alexandria, Va. Let all of cnrus tomers try It. , , R. PORTER K B EWING CO., apl 5 3t W liming ton, N. C. Mortgage Sale. B Y VIRTUE. OF AND IS PURSUANCE of the do wer of tale contained In a certain mortgage deed made by John T Flowers to W . 8. McKoy. and duly recorded in the coun ty ot w Hanover. In il ok S, 47i-74 tbe nntferslgnea will expose for t wc at the : ourt House door of the county of ew Hanover, for cash, oa Thursday, the 30th day of .J une, 1SS7 a, u: of land on Mvrtle Grove Smnd in said conntT. and lullr deecrlbed In the eald !- - W. .B. MCh.ur; mcaSl Jaw Uww Mortgagee i 6, 1887 NO 82 NEW ADVERTI8EM KVT8. Easter Cards JN GREAT VAKIETY AT VERY UA- M IN ABLE PRICE. Theee Cants are nw goods, motl of hcm niftde lr the promli cnt Ljndjn firm of Upbacl Tuck .Sob. HI UN1J8 15ltO I'll KJW. apie ; T". 101 1. Front 5t - Statement gHOWING THE CONDITION OF T U. a. Branch of the Scottish Union and National Iniran-c Company,.' . ASSETS, December 31, ISStt Value of rral estate and ground ' -rent owned by the Company teu the m-.uat ofeveuiuhran , - . Ccs thereon).. ..........:r....,..$..:i. Lanpion tondatd iMTtirascCduly rccwdidand uclpgthe uut Men 011 the fee simple) Arc unt of stock and loo--sof the Unite I Miles, and of this and other Mates, also a:lotbr stocks ami Ih da abHUcly owned by ihc Oropaoy Stocks, bon is aod all thcr er rltte (cxt-cpiroorifKe byp-th ec ei toH-eConjiny as cullat crl tifcurtt for c sb at-iM-ly ioaotd by the ' ompHny.. ; Intere-t fue and a-r.rucd on tyi,142.IO stocks and other eccurlties lO.ifia.T.i 147.217 3S 71,fl.76 2,717.91 Cash In ompaoy's principal ol Occ sod belonging to the t oin pany, deposited In Bank...... Csh in blind f Agrnts and In trmltu.... :. rmintuniH or aeacssmcnts unpaid Premium or assessment loans and notes Ai l otner aet detailed in vtate ment. . . . . . Total Assets LIABILITIES. ..1,332,0.-10.10 Lose un)ald, inclnUing those resisted... .$ 37.o:3 M Beseive as required by law. 254 593.1 ToUl UablllUes.. 0.64fi20 Total Income S45S,?M. 55 Total Kxpendltures....... 336,800.31 M. BSNNE1T, Ja , Manager.' J. H. BBSWSTSB, Asst. Manager. W. L. SMITH, General Ageat, Wilmington. STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA. OFFICE OF SECRttrARY OF STATIC, INSURANCE DEPAK1MENT, ; 'RAL:iOH, N. C, , Apilllst, 1887 .- : , In coxnollance with Sec. 9 of "An Act to consolidate the Insurance Laws of North Car olina," 1 certify that the above is. a true ex. tract from the swtra stateneat of the U. S Branch of the Scottish Union and National Insurance Company, on December 3Ut, 1SS6, now on lile In this Department. ' W. SAUNDERS, apl 6 Secretary of State. Statement IHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE I . V - ' - , United States Branch of the Sun Fire Onice. ASSETS. ' December 31, 188 Value of real estate and ground - rents owned by the company Hess tbe amount of encumbran ces thereon). , .,.....,$ S0,(3 00 Loans on bond and mortgagee unlv . recortle j ana being at hi liens on the fee simple)...,,... 1,014,OC 00 Account of stocks and bonds ' of the United States, and of- thla and other States, also all other stocks and boudt. absolutely owned by the Company 377,793 00 .Stocks, bonds and all other secu rities except mortgagee) hy pothecated to the Company as collateral security for cash ac tuallf loaned by the company. Interest due and accrued on stocks and other securities. ............ 12.011 Cath in Company's principal of flcu ami beiongicg to tac com pany, deposited iu Bank.. 7'..4S1 .03 Cash 10 hauus of Agents and In' transitu. Premiums or attscsi'men's unpaid Premium or assessment loans and 186 ssaCoo" notes 440 13 1.908.84 All other asee s detaiieA in state msnt.... 3. .i. ... Total Assets. .'.'..'. LIABILITIES. ... $1,716,267 .?4 Losses unpaid, Including tbpse ro siswu s 1 15,05 ,09 9741.7:; ReserTC. as rcnuUed by law. . All otber.cUiais ToUl Llablll tics ............. fl,13t).Ct2.C8 Capital stock paid np. ........... $ .......... Total Income 1 J3,077.Ti Total Expenditures. 1,1,180,13 NORTH CAKOLINA BUSINESS IN lb. Risks written... ...........14S.0i0 60 Premiums received. 2,31 f 5.fil9.00 Losses PtfUl on risks taken. ...... v. Losses Incurred.. J. J. GUILE, Manager. M. 8. WJLLABD, Gen'I Agent, Wilmington STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,, OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF oTATE, ; INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ..ViH :.s KAU5I6H, N;c.,J April 1st, 1&57 , Incompliance with Sec 3 of "An Actio , i .. . . . - . . - - ' , ' - consolidate the Insurance Laws of North Car olina," .1 cerUfy that U abvc Is a' true ex tract from tbe sworn statement of the U. S Branch of the'Sua Fire Office, on December 31st, isS8, now on fileln this DcparlmeBt. r. L. SAUNDER. - Secretary of State apLS'I B KD BUD 1NTRCKPTIC THE ONLY sains; Utat wWdoworkrMrely;4tilekly,4 . j . , a , r i JAU. V. NUTTy apli V The Dznggtat: . W will b cla4 . to rtcAlTt eo5taauoca from our rxtanda oa amy aia ; all- biift" rtnraiutrst but f U t, V ' Tm axms of tat wrltsr must always f T alkd to Ua Editor.., ,T m , CoaaaTmicanons jniiut bo wrttisa oa .oa ParsanaUtiesnusibo aVoMi3. - Amd It U ospcu'uy ; sad ! iajranilTl ma od that the Editor do. Q sJway do the views of corfespondsato tat to th editorial eolumaa. '- - N K W A I V EUTISEMKNT8. SPECIAL -o- TO THE LADIES ! MY OW NING OF SPRING BONNETS AND HATS FOR LA DIES AND. CHILDREN WILL TAKit PLACE ON JuesrJay, Wednesday and " Th ii rsHa v - nf th iq WrV - At whh h the very: latest styles will be dls played, ladies who arc in the habit of buy Ing tbclr flats North Mill please giro me a v' " ' -' . ,; .- i cull and sec my ntyle,' as .1 will guarantee them New York styles at lots lb so can be purchased In New '-York, and all orders will be flllcd by a most om etent Milliner, wboiu T tlKKInarl fMAfM m il f " ' . a, " Kr v.i a 1 1 a rm a ma w-.tsmmm nnuan an r w - r- v w U n Yi.rk. 1 have made a epctUiUlty of Ladles' and Children's Fuiulshtng Good, such hi Corsets, - Bustles, Hosiery, Haudkcrchlcf, Collars and Cuffs. ; :'.ri:..U "NOVELTIES IN DRESS' TRIMMINGS, Buttons, RuchiDgtt and Infants'" and Child rcn's Caps aB.l iun BohnetsV "n"m Elegant designs in fine JKWEtRT." Rolled Plate Gold and Rhine Stone. Jewelry ; Child- ren's Sold Gold Rings, Y ' 'r'l "1 ;,7 ' ' - - j ' i ir. ' A complete line of . - . . . . LACES, VALENCIENNES, ITALIAN, CHANTILL Y. SPANISH GUIPURE, ' : , FEDORAVDUCHESSI, TORCHON, from U to 42' Inches wide. . " al,Lj uvisa jLAC&sani Fiousclngs to match. Naineook and IIambnrgAEtlglnga and ineerUns and Flouncing Crepe and 811k Warp.' Nuns Veiling for Veils :' a specialty , - V fanct: work; rANSs and parasols. An elegant assortmenCof FLOWERS, I FEATHERS, RIBBONS ANI MILLINERY,'1 ...v.; - Also, a fine selection of , EASTER AND BIRTHDAY CAR DS, Very cheap. The Indies arc all respectfully Invited , to. give me a call. MKS. E. IS; WIGGTN8. 11 Market 8treotr Wilmlngtcii. N. C. New Goods for Easter. fVB. NEW SS ASTER GOODS HAVE AB- rived and are. now )clug opened. Tbey will be on display tbla week. -The La.dtcs are rea yectfutly invlttd to call and examine tbem , MRS E. A. CUMJSDEN. apl 4 lwk North VrontsU, near Chestnut Notice. : . "V, ' T rjHE REGULAR ANNUAL-MEETING OK tbe Stoceholders of the Carolina. Central Rail road Company will be held at the Office of the Old Dominion Steam -' ShliiCo ,- corner of Beach and Wests StrceH, lo the city of New York, at 1 o'clock, P. M ; on' tbe Mb dxy of May proximo. JOHN n. SHARP, spit tdm Seeratsry aod Treasurer E ITAVB A FINE AND LARGE AS sortment of Easter Cards now ,oa exhibition. Please call and make jour selections before - the work commences at ; ; ' HEINSBERGER'S, Hea Companion to "She" And all otb;r works by?H. Rider Haggard," you will always And at bur ounters.r - (4 Dod Miff,:?, BY DABNEY. " Third Supply jast receited at HEINSBERGER'S. apl 1 - ' ? Cash Book mad Mpito Store ' G 1 MMONS REGULATOR,. . . KJ - . . . . -- - - - v Tartar Sweet Gum and' Mntlten- " Burf5orjgh Uttxxv; S ". ;" 1- ' PirescrtpttODs comionnaed day and sight. jar sight Ben. - ; s . - MlLLKi: 'A "NIFTLI K. ' -. , apl 4 s - Cor. bixthaad iiulbeiry'