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Pi Absolutely Pure. This powder never vnrls. A loar-tel ?u omlraJ than the onlln.iry klntn, aul rmiMf In- sold In com petition with the mnl-i:uk- or low test, short weUat alum or phwl.jte pomicr.-. , .Kobtenyimeann. i:uY.L BAKI.Mi IHWDEK ca, 106 waiiM.. . 1. octUwlv tenrm 4thtl Grdpw FRIDAY, MARCH t), IN COXUIIK3S YKSTKKHAT. SKNATK. WASHINGTON. March 8. Among the petitions and memorials preeut d and referretl was one aid to naye over iw,vw Mmiuir.', .afntthAiiilniiK!ionof Utah as a Jmfo Innc ni its nrnnl art? iin-l der the control of the Mormon prit- Spirits ashore, 1.368; afloat, 015; to hood taI' h'J&i- monir the bills reported and plac- Rosin ashore, G2.255; afloat, 3.482; wl nn ilia calendar were trie rouow- tnnr HPn. trittw fnr 11 inint celebration I ntthn National Canital. lv the hU- teen American Republics, in honor 1 of the Centennial of thw parent Ite-f Tmblie. the United States. rry t : l.tll ...... . l a. I DeTienSlOU Ulll .nn.-u up, hit .. A I . I question still bein upon theaiuend ment of Mr. Wilson, of Ioa, ad fllncr the words the infirmities of The amendment wa rejectetl. The bill was then reported back from Committee of the Whole and the amendments therein agreed to vpn voted ou. The first vote was on the amendment offered by Mr. Call to make the bill apply to tlio.se who served in the war vith. Meiico orf for thirtv davs) in. any of the wars with Iudian'trlbes. The amend inent was rejected The vote was on Mr. Plumb's amendment striking out the word totally" before the word "incapa- rltAtptl After unother louir Iis casslou, the amendment wns reject ed. Mr. Rlnir introduced his bill of the former session to rant pensions to all soldiers who served three months In the army during the war It was referretl to I of the rebellion. the Committee ou Pensions. Adjourned until Monday. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Mr. Tillman, of South Carolina, I nked unanimous consent for the immediate consideration of a bill nnnronriatinir 10.000 for the pur chase of certain swords belonging to the widow of en. .la. Miiehl The bill was posted. Mr. Rayner, from the Committee on Commerce, reporteti a nui 10 es tabllsh a nostal teletrraph. Mr. Blount aid the subject of the bill -wah one over which the Com initio on Postonices anil Postllouils bad jurisdiction, and he reserved the right nt the proier time to hum the question whether the Committee on Commerce had juriMlietion over I the subject or jostaI telegraphy. The bill was referred to the Com mittee of the Whole. Where enn vou buv tli !nt ar.illtiuce, t;rocierti-s. utns, Llquors.vrobiicco. Ci . .1 g.- North Water Stm t, finest boots and fchoes for the mon ey in the city? Why. at Geo. R. French & Sons. Thy k-ep th larg est stock. t Ask thoowhohavotriel and they will tell yon that tht Boy Clipper Plow 1.4 the best made. Sold only at JaeobiV who U tho factory asont. t Mora Ucht. 17 iue most, csbeuuai uimg er of clothing is plenty of hlit, so so that he may fee what lie is buy iujj. Tb immense stores of S. H. Fishblate are the best lighted, by day or nisht. of anv in the city. He keeps that class of pootls that stand inspection with plenty of light. o Cheap John, shoddy, or moth-eaten goods in hi establishment to palm ofT'on the public, .fs reganls Mr. FiihblateV prices and the quality of hb cood5, he guarantees to give you perfect satisfaction or cheerful lv refund vou vour money. Tliat is tlie kind "of n house to trade with and wo advise all of onr reauer in want of Custom or Ready Made Tailor Made Clothing or Furnishing Goods to patronize him and you will never regret it. " BOY CLIPPER PLOWS. JJ.UIX. TRACE CHALKS, BITS, HORSE c edars. Curry Combs, Bade Bonds. Rope and a complete line ot Agricultural Implements at BOTTOM r RICES. WHOLESALE AJTD RETAIL. Jacol)Ps Ildvr. Store, 12 5. -th Frc-t StrreL. COMMEUCIAIi NinVS. WILMINGTON MARKET. March 9. 2:30 P. M. SPIRITS TURPENTINE Firm at a) cents. No saleH reported. ROSIN Finn at 85 cents for strained, and 90 cents for good strained. , TAR Finn at CRUDE TURPENTINE Firm at $1.10 for hard, $2.10 for yellow dip and viririn. COTTON Quiet. The following are theofllcial uuotations: Ordinary, 6h ood ordinary, 8 3-16; low mid dling. i; middling !:koo1 middling Ji. .No hales reported. Receipts to-day: Spirits, 79; rosin, 8T2: tar, 927: cotton. ITS. ARRIVED. ' Steamer A 1 Hurt. Robes-on, Fay etteville, Woody & Currie. htea.mer Delia, Hubbard. Point Caiwe'll, Master. .Steamer bnterpnse. , lilack River, Master. Steamer Lisbon, Black, Clear Run, D J Black. Steam yacht Louise, Galloway, Southnort. Master. Srhr Lizzie Iane. Ilerrick, New York, K Barker & Co. CLEAR HD. Steamer A P Hurt. Robeson, Fay etteville, Wootly &; Currie. Steam yacht" Louise, Galloway, Southport. Master. I5ri Cora (i reen, I'liil brook, &t Mart 1 111 V, V I. 12 Kidder's Son. EXPORTS. St Man in's, W I Rnc tJora Green in? rvi"i ftt liiiiilipr :tA1 ftli in - Li l li r'-Jr j;Ies, J4 bbl na al stores. WE K K LY 8TATEMKNT. .jTnrKis nvHivn vrr 3.1th Cotton ashore. 6.897; atlout, 4.259; total, 11,15. 'u, wtiui. Tar ashore, 4,080: afloat. 2.flV; to-1 ' tal, 7,35. Crude ashore, 307; afloat. 10; total, 317 xtKCKtrrs from FKC. 18tii to 25th, : 'otton. 7'2; spirit, a23: roIn, 7.337; tar. 1,2$-; crude. 43. KXTORTS FROM FK&. 11TH T0 18TII,. DOMKSTIC. Cotton, 497: Spirit, 191; rosiu. 11; tar, 131; erode, 395. FOREIGN. Rosin. 6,907. " 1 See Here You Man I JJUNLAP, KNOX AND MILLER ! I All the Popular Shapes Just In by yester day's treljrht. Any of the above Shapes f rem fl.75 to MJiUL HATS! HATS! HATS I LOUIS H. MEARES, mch 7 12 NO. FRONT STREE. Portner's Beer. rpIIERE IS NONE TO EtUAL IT. IT IS tbe BEST BEER ever sold In Wilmington. Bottled freuh at the Agency on Second Street, I near Prince. Prompt delivery and puaran-1 teed fresh and sweet in every Instance Orders from the country will meet with prompt attention. Correspondence Invited. E. KUHBLANK, Agent, mch 2tf Stoves TN CHEAT VAKIETY, COOKR AND nEAT era. Can give jou anything j-ou ire likely to want, we donx make tnem. out we nave ac to nhebest sources ot supply. lLDEUMAN'. flanner & CO., alers In Hardware, Tinware. c nichjdsw WUniJngtnn. N. C O. 0. VOLLEUS, OKXEUAL commission MERUJIANT, I amount"asatedaboe, being in 111, with VoHl,an.IKeta.l Dealer In counlo' Pro "n Wilmington. N. C Conlirnmi-nts S4lkited. Highest pnees paid rr an Kinds r fouiiiry rnxime. men 1 tf CARRIAGE REPOSITORY AM) REPAIR SHOP. O ARTIES IN WANT OF ANY KIND OF I Vehicle or wunt any Repairing done to their I old vehicles, will Und it to tneir interest to I canon t". . 5vu 1 litituArs i7 tiu Corner Second and lrlnces Streets. I N?nrt your horses to be shod. We have a I first-class shoer. mch 5 tf National Per Is and Oppor tunities. Itiik discussions of the HELD AT Washington, D. C, Dec, 7-Uth, 18S7. Under the auspices aud direc tion of Thb Kvaxokllical Alliance, For the United States. 8vo., Paper $1. 'me convemion nas ryeen suc cessful, far beyond what its projee-1 tors had iraalneu as possible, and 1 old - couvention-Roers arree that these meetings have been anions 1 the most ronderful and inspiring. both intellectually and raoralkthiS At i Li i a " . luoj uareerer auniucu. For sale at 3ainobor,c:?Th Live Book and f.iucio Otero. v " i MISCRLUAUEOaS ; - ;;; - ' in ; Inourance, A CCIDENT, FIRE, LIFE, MAKINE;;KENT AND TOIINADO INSURANCE; 2 - - - ; 1 Apply to - : . . . , " SMITH & BOATWRIGHT, Na 124 N. Water street mchstf ' . Telephone No, 73 The New Stable s QN . FIFTH. STREET, BETWEEN ..MUL berry 'and Walnut, are now folly equipped. Horses and vehicles tor hire and horses board ed and tended by the day, week or month. Of" Lurre stockyard. - R. W. BEST. mch Sly "Proprietor' 1. ' Diamond Dyes JN ALL COLORS, A FULL AND COMPLETE stock can be found at F. C MILLER'S. German Drugstore, Corner S. Fourth, and Nun Sts., P. s. Prescriptions tilled at all times, day and nl;,rhu - mchotf Knoxviile Furniture Co. "tXf E ARE HERE YET, WITH THE Finest J ani chtapest Furniture ana other household goous 10 ue louna in me cu.v. .. We aremrcivlDg new goods dally rronithe Factory. Also a full line of Baby carriages. fcmch 6 E. 1L SNEED. Manager Life Insurance. o Safe, RJiblo, Sure. A LL TDK POLICY-HOLDERS WHO RJE I wnUr cot left will do well to call on A. A. jy oi lea wi jYTS & CO.. e BKOW'N & CO., eiruer of North Water and 1 Mulberry Btreets, and take a policy In the satety Fund sysUim In the Harttord L1IC& 1 Annuity Insurance Company. This old, rella- ble company has paia out In Wilmington for 1587 over kuuu in aeam losses. Amount of Insurance In force. . . . $.57,fX0.000 Death losses paid under Safety- Fond System 3.50f,000 Amount of Safety Fund i,000,09Q feb 3 Messenger copy It Store for Rent. WAT VERY DESIItAHLE STOKE ou North From street , opposite First J National Ran lean J juu North of Capt. Mointlre s Dry fiood.- store, recently occupied I by mo. A 11 rt-c! ass store, large, roomy, cen trally located ami well suited for auy kind of business. Possesslou given Immediately. Apply to I. SH1UEK, 16 North Front Street, mircell Building-. feb 3 tf National Life AND Maturity Association, OF WASHINGTON, D. C. V 0 nORATIO BROWNING, President. HON. GEO. D. ELDRIDGE, Sec. k Manager. Cost Guaranteed. 7 Quarterly and Annual Premiums. 0 ASSETS 310,390.92 acci:ukd LIABILITIES NONE. Total Fald to Members B20G.685.34 O Read the following cards. They speak for themselves: Washington, D. c, Feb. 27th, 1888. Mr. Georgk D. Eldridgk, Secfy, National Life and Maturity Association, ' ' Washington, D. C. Dear Stn--m acknowledging receipt o One Thousand Dollars this day paid me. being 'full amount, of roilcy In your Company on the life of my late husband, CoL Ellery C. Ford of this dty, allow me to thank you and the Company for the promptness displayed In, the settle ment. Col, Ford, died on January 3lst, 1888, ana proors 01 loss were rurnisnea your compa ny on February 23d. Under date of February 24th, I received notice that check was awalUng my oraer, ana i nave tnis day received tne Policy gave you ninety days In which to make nay inent. Such promptness must commend itself to every one and can but add to the confidence reit by the public in 3 our institution. Respect fully, JULIA A. FORD. Wasuingtox, d. Cm Feb. 2nd, lm. Dear tir:Thc management of the National Lite ana Maturity Association of this city Is. to my personal knowledge. In the hands of as gwd buHnebs men as there are In any city in the country, men whose names, with those who know t hem, are the srnonvm of lntetrrttv. business capacity and Intelligence, and you can rest assured that they are not men who would allow their names to bo thus usedun ii8iney naa personal Knowledge-and si uper Anj iRH'n ui 1 1 ib luauaKvuicni, 01 me ousiness. Anv iwmiaujr mi wmcn meyconneciineirnames Is worthy of confidence and natronace. ani this fact alone would convince me of the sound- wso yii mc iauuum iaiu .nui Jiaiuniy oven If 1 uaa noi inner xacis 10 jusnry my contidence in iu ery 1 ruiy yours. W. p. CANADAY, KSAILl.SS. KT., AUfUSt 1887. Mr. W. n. Gibson represents as Spedalvirent the NaUonal Life and Maturity Association of naaiuuvToa. u. ij. 1 am amuaintfHi witTi ti.a directory of this Association. They are pen tlcmen of the highest commercial standing Mr. uibson and his company are entitled to the fullest measure of confidence and consider ation. Very respectfully, JO. C S. BLACKBURN. CorixoTO.v Kr, June SO. 187. Dear Sin I know several of the Directors of the NaUonal Life and Maturity Association E;rsonaily, and the others 1 know by reputa on, and I take pleasure in sayln? that they are jrentlemen of lntetrrity, buslno4s canacit.v and good financial standing. . Very truly yours, " , -J J. G. CARLISLE. AI U WBAT SSXATOa TAXCK SATS: V. 8. SXSATC, TVabhigton, D. C, March , jgse. Dear Rln Aa Intimate personal aemiain. lance with several members of the Board of Directors of the National Life and jurnrfr lAaaUonnf Washington, n. c together 5 malnlD members of the Board, enable mntn - 9 viuis rc- aay that any L -frfs enterprise raanased by tfcea jrill be ccuUactcd with lntcrrtty. luteU Usance and bosluess sagacity. Injray opinion no company could be bcttcrcntltlcd to t Le con r.vlcnoe &ii tlie r-trcne cf the public than such a ccir-v. v t r r. rcctfzy j-rurs. MISCELLANEOUS Mrs. Taylor has left for the North ern cities New York and Boston to "make selections for the Spring trade in Millinery and Fancy Goods She is an old baud at the basinets, and our goods are generally purchas ed from old reliable houses.' Fashionable Good at Low Jyric8t that is our aim this Spring and has ' i' always been Therefore, our success, for goods well bought are half sold. Any order will be filled with care if left at TAYLOR'S BAZAR. Therefore, we will sell this week, Ladies, Misses and Children's Hats, Babies' Swiss and Embroidered Caps, in new and desirable shapes. Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, Corsets, Underwear and Bustles. Remember this entire week, away below cost so as to make room for our new goods at ' Taylor's Bazar 118 Market Street, WILMINGTON, X. C. mch 8 6 1888. Harper's Young: People. AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY. Harper's Young People interest's -all young readers by Its carefully selected variety of tnemes and tneir well-considered treatment-. It contains tne best serial and snort stories, valuable articles on scientific subjects and travel, historical and biographical sketches, papers on athletic sports and games, stirring poems, etc., contributed by the brightest and most famous writers. Its Illustrations are nu merous and excellent. Occasional Supple ments of especial Interest to Parents and Teachers will be a feature of the forthcoming volume, which will comprise fifty-three week ly numbers. Every line in the paper ly sub jected to the most rigid editorial scrutiny In order that nothing harmful may enter its col umns. An epitome of everything that is attractive and desirable In juvenile, literature. Boston Courier. A weekly feast of good things to the boys and girls In every family which it visits. Brooklyn Union. it is wonderful in Its wealth of nlctures. in formation and Interest. Christian Advocate a; r. i Terms- Postage Prepaid, $2 pryear. Vol. IX begins November 1, 1887. 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EAST RIVER, NEW YORK Located between Chambers and Roosevelt, sts. A t 3 o'clock, r. iL BENEFACTOR.... ..MUiml.r - rr v wiiii i v Sesoay, March 7 Gl LIT SfTJfLAil.... Saturday. March 1A PR WILMINGTON- Locator gulf stream.. Wednesday, Feb 29 ..Saturday, March 3 .....Friday March a BENEFACTOR.. r Through IMUs-Laduxgana Lowest Thro' Rates jjuarantcOd to and from points In Norlh and South Carolina. i ' ' For Freight or Passage apply to II G. SMALLBONES. Superintendent ' TUEO. E. EGER. Trar'MSl V.T L F. CLYEZ . CO., Gnl I 7 Y MISCELLANEOUS. I.I.latz, Oast House, 116 fUlatket St. -.. WILMINGTON, N. C. . . BARGAINS TO BE HAD THIS WEEK. . O ' ' - I-.. DRESS GOODS; SATINES 9)4 cents per yard. . - ELECTIilC SPUING COMBINATIONS, regu lar price 30c, now 16c per yard, ' 6 ; . . Faille Francaioo AT 2Tc,, SOLD ELSE WHERE. FOl: 40e -GKEAT SLAUGHTER IN : White GOODS. before the season opens. ' -o . . , - Strioe de L stare m only ISc per yard, regular price 40e per yard. IVi ard Opfa Checks and S ris for only 15c, regular price 35c. White Checks 8c per yard, worth 10c per yard. 10c per yard, worth 15c per yard. 1 ac yer yard, worth 1 c8 per yard.. 15c per yard, worth 25c per yard. 18c yer yard, worth 25c per jard. ; I 1f g f f Yards LACE to be sold at J j J J UF 1 l-'ic per yard. . Remnants of Embroideries Some Bargains in Embrolderios. i o , - ' Call and examine the many bargains at . M. Katz', CASH HOUSE, k , 116 Murk t Street, WILMINGTON, N. C. meh 5 ATTENTION",. LADIES ! Bonnets and Hats at 10c, 15c, 20c, ard 25c, Worth Double. I will leave for the Northern mar kets this week where I will purchase a beautiful and varied assortment of goods in my line, in the LATEST STYLES. Miss Goodwin is now in New York employed by a large French Import ing Millinery House, where she will be engaged during the next four weeks, copying imported pattern Donnets and nats, and will return with me to nil my Spring and Sum mer orders. Room Must Be Made For my Spring goods, so I offer at less than cost my stock of Hats, Bonnets, Feathers Fancy Goods, Nations, Embroideries, ' etc., etc. Agency for - DemorestV Patterns. Demorest's Sewing Vlachine Only $19.50. o LKWASDO MM DM HOUSE No express charge on goods 8ent to be-dyed." Respectfully. MRS E 67 WIGGINS. Proprietress of Ladies' Emporium, 115 MARKET STREET. feb 22 : FJeiv York, pUILAnELFHIA AND BALTIMORE prices In JOHN WERNER'S. Barber Shop : ' I cents a Shampoo. Uls own manufactured llair i ,ujret oueeu oeiween water anc Front. sept - Ladies will find a nice line of good reliable scissors at Jacobi's Hdw. Da i - ' T UISCELLANF.0 JUSTnECDBTOEl, LOTTE & ANNA, a lare 11 stock of ENGLISH CROcSeWpU v Prices guaranteed equal taWi Importer. 10 aL Dnporters and Jobbers, EE?GEK i-fl mch 5 UaWwareVWar . X "-''. -- '." ' -j? -. v UMK in exchange tor pi0th LIME ; T V ' 4. ri ' LIME 44 LIME LIME f LIME 1 ". '-CASH. . 'wit ; sept Wanted,; 1,000 You ri'lIEIlE IS IN THE CITY ftw . 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