VOL. T NO. 153
1?
CORNING STAflV
' r-UBLlSHlil) DAILY, "
Office, No. 3 . South Water, St.
--THE STAR i. mailed, or UeHvrrt to
.bribers iu uU pirts of tho City, ut 2 GO
fftx Month, orl for Tiireo Monli8. L
IUTT.J OF AUVERTISIX,
U " two Ujiy, 1 5
u . throo aivs,.;.' .....u..", l ed
ii four tluys, vk , m .. 4 (w
it '.'' live days,.... i ii
ono wuk,...! ... t :)
j-CotttnicfAdvertiscuients tukow at pro-
ndi-tioimtfly low ratoa.
RAILWAY IIAISTOKY.
'WILMIXUTON JIANCUESTKK It. KOAU
pmideiU William II. Giles. v
i)iri-clor John Jawsoiv, lleury STutt, O. tt.
v-irnlev. A. leltoet, D. S. Cowan, Geo. J.
w McCalltW.E. Mill, James G. Burr, Uieh
anfliradley, J. Kli Grejj. -"
General $uptritucndeiUYllu.Tn Mac Rue.
si-i'i'tttru and i'rcuinuret' Win. A. Walker.
tieiuntl ft'eiglti Ayeiti--John .L. C'ontwell. -
W1LMIXGTOX, CHARLOTTE & BUTIIED-
. t'OUD KAIL KUAD.
President Bobert 11. Cowan.
j;rcctrS. J.Terson, A. H. VanBokkelen,
Jno V. McPowell, Bobert French, M'alter L.
tinhen W. Colo. Samuel II. Wulkn n. E.
'n vo llutcliisoii, Haywood W. Guion, C. C. ilen I
dcr.4011. A. U. lAigun, .. ixuiincsiy.
XuperMendent-W . I. Everett.
Matter of 'JYan.ortutionrV. II. Allen. s
ty-vreturi nd lVensurer1. T. Alderman.
Manti? JlccutnicV. Gill. .. - 1 -
tWtyht AytntW B. French. ' '
WILMIXGTOX WELIXN BAIL ROAD.
j'trntdfiUK. B. llriders. ; '
Directum on the xtrl of the Stockholder Y.
. Wrljrht,!. D. WaMaee, Eli Murray, Alfrutt
jl;irlin, A. H. Vaulkikkclvn,- Geo. lltirriM, of
Wilmington, and John Mverutt, of Goldoboro'.
IhrectorxiHitlvt jifirt of the State Edward Kil-i-r,
of Wllniiugtcm, X. C, John Xorllcet, of
T;nlK)io', and Thomai D. llogjf, of Balelgh,
. ' ' - - -
I'tiV Knyhwer and (enerul Superintendent
L. Fremont. - . ' '
Mtxti-i' of 'lYniinrtinn Win. Smith.
tincrct(tr'jf mtd T?xinrerT.'Y . Thompson.
Jfitnter of Jfuehi Hrr.'tSl. AL llankina. .
Auditor ii. L. Dud
11 AIL 110 AD LINES.-
IVlImiiiKtou, Charlotte and
R UT 1 1 K It Vit K D RAIL ROAD.
ll
GKJJKRAL Sl'rKRIWTKNDKST'S OfFICK, )
Wilmington, X.C., Aujc. 9, 187. J
OX AX1 AFTER TUESDAY Xext, An
must l.lth, the l'assengcr Train on thL
lioad will learc Wilmington - on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock. A. M.
Arrive at Sand Ilill saiiK! days, at s 1. M.
Arrive at Wndesloro (Staire), ut 12 mid
night. L?ave WadelKn-o' (Stugt), on Tues
day, Thursday una Saturday at a 1. M.
IJeave Uockingham ((.Stage), on Monday,
AVednesdav and Frldav. at 4:.J0 A. M.
Leave Smid Hill (Cars) Monday, Wednes-
uay and r ruiiiy, tit i o'cick, .. M.
Arrive at Wilmington same days, at 3 P. M.
W. I. EVEBETT,
sept23-l-tf - . Gen. Sup't.
MISCELLANEOUS.
North Carolina Land Agency
13RTIES WHO WISH TO HAVE
brought to tho notice of Northern and
J-Juropean Capitalists their LANDS, MINES,
WATEB POWERS, Ac., with a viejv to a sale,
run address rae at Rcedsville, X, C.
Ueferenccs made to public men generally
throughout the State.
febStMW-tf D. W. COURTS.
CLARENDON
CLOTHING HOUSE !
SELLING OUT AT COST,
SELLING OUT AT COST,
SELLING OUT AT COST, .
, .
For Change of Business,
For . Change of Business.
.
For Change of Business,
Wc intend doing strictly a Mer
chant Tailoring and Genta' Fur-
- . .
niliing Ilusinc88 .
HAAS 4t CO.,
, Opposite Hedriek A Jlj'an.
mar2M52-tc V ! ": ' ';::'.
Buggies- and- liockavvays
reduced rrmcEs.
TfE nAvE Xoiv if Axn a vehy f
tt large and complete stock of )
15UUG1ES, . .. , , , .
ItOCKAWAYS and.' ,
w ' HARNESS.
WhUi we are offering at greatly reduced
prices.
. A. A McK ETHAN & 80XS.
J'uyettevllle, N . C, March 12, 1868. 146-lm
TO THE .PUBLIC.
1TAVINO ' CO.HlLETKI JIY AIU
AJL rangements throughout my NKWPHO
pSapiiic- BOOMS and CHEMICAL, DE
(.JRIMENT, I am now ready to receive my
nondg and . Patrons, and- to execute all or
"ra in the best Style of the Art. '
, Anew sunnlv of FRAMES, larse and small,
nciuding a full mssortment f; Cart de Vis-
IIUIlv PTnoAta.1
rames' Cord and Tassels, Altmn
Albums, Ad.,
jv ij lis KY Corner Market and Second sts
TRANCE Northwest Corner.
mi.A ;C.'M. VANORSOELL, 1
mrs-uo-tf ' Artlstand Proprietor.
Wilmington r,0arriage xiand
Warn Manufactory .
tlPnf : vuv- iwul jojjuu, iu -
DRAY fir UTTnlV tA runolrail In u
Kmit
theii
and substantial
anner. or anv JBiaic-
U. , "vikj. uui nil M-Jl.1 a r m, mj x X v .
.'-.ftstablisbmeaton 3rd. Jietween Prtn
a
. e Warrant Out wnrlr o rtwtmmended. and
,7 na Market Ktrna'a. : juUii 1
vor n?111!11 o' pleasg those" whev Jnay fa-i!)ii2-U7m
Proprietors.
JiOOK BI9TDIXO, LAW DOOUSv MAO
fW.li:BEIAllD,
5U234.tf , vo. 3 South Wator St. 1 .r. ..,.
PTJTU
proprie-
mm
WM: IL TtKRCAHD.- Acn
I . i , t i ; . j I KT - t - . , , - V i
v MISOELLAiNEOTJa
3L (S
WHOIiESAIiE
: ' AND 1 !
At,
M; M. RATZ M CO.,
23 MARKET ST.
" ' ' L
"yyE II AYE JUST OPENED OUR
FIBST STOCK of SPRING GOODS, consist
ing of .
PRINTS; ,
"MriSTJXS.
OHALLIEfe,
LAWNS,
CAMBRICS,
JACONETS,
WHITE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES,
LACES,
Notions and Fancy, jGkods7
... , . -t . ,
Clothingr9 Hats,
AXD
Men's Fnrnisbing Coods,
MILLINEjftY. .
S3gT To WHOLESALE BUYERS we
offer LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS.
M. M. KATZ & (bo.,
23 Market VStreet.
mrl5-146tf
LOW PRICES.
i
WE PROPOSE TO AGAIN INAUGU-
y rate JUJW PRICES for the benefit of our
Customers. Having always lead the ran, we
are still able.' . j
GOOD CALICOES i.10 Cents.
i
1 ? .
VERY GOOD do. j .U4
SUPERIOR do..... i.15
VERY BEST ENGLISH do .J.18
BROWN COTTONS, good. ! .10
Verj' good ..... t .124
-V 4-4
K
SUPER SEA ISLAND do.
r
i.15
BLEACHED COTTONS 10 to40cchts for best.
Jtrjr Call and examine.
:marl5-tc ' "lIEDRlCK A RYAN.
Corn !
Coni ! !
9;ooo
DtSIIELS DAILY Ex
pected.
Will be sold very low from vessel, by
: WILLARD BROS. .
mrlO-tf ' 1 27,28 and 2!) No. jWater st.
O T . E
I.
, , t W l M I if; a T O JV, iV
proprietor:
J. R. DAVIS, of Mills blouse, Charleston, 8. C
.... ; , , , r ! .
CojicIi, Corriag'e and Baggage Wagons al
ways ready, to convey lussongers to and from
tho Uiillrouds. mrl7-H7-tf
Just Received.
YjlXTRA PINE APPLE GIIEESF,
BREAKFAST BACON,
EXTRA GOSHEN BOTTER, j
. ; - , M. FAMILY FLOUR,
i
V Ahd a gtcqit Tarletv of Choice
i Family .Gr 6 ceries,
For sale by x-
GEO. Z. FRENCH, ;
mrll-142-tf : .10 South Front Street.
EDWARDS &
CONTINUE TO SELL THEIR v
Groceries and-Provisions r
at the ,yt . ,t
Lowest 7Cash I?rioes.
REMEMBEB THE PLACE!
IIEMBER TiJE PLACE! . ?
i REMEMBER THE PLACE t " ",
T ' v -
i I i' EDWAJtDS ! SMITH'S J 1
- Cheap Cosh Store, , -..
' f ...j-; . . StarBnildhig, ' '
Tnarl7-U7-tf - No. 3 So. Water st.
DUl'staiMJOtuerSiiuffi.
n v J. VAxSiciai'S. ;
rnrlM4S-Tir
JwoUii
Urf TEBY CHOICE C
i-.,v " O150. " MYKRS.
. t 'i t.iji nj 13 Front street, :
'Tnrftc1 1 f CHAS. D. MYERS; Agent,'-)
T
IIS BOAHOkE NEW PUCMS1IED,
JL-emWeklx Xj W,eldp.! V.'.Cv byi ttone
tlr witW BERNARD Ageit! t .r
SPRING GOODS
SMITH,
MOKNING STAR.
PUBLISHED , AT, TyiLMINGTON, N, f6.,
Bjr W. It. BERNARD.
Mailed, or delivered to subscribers iu
all parts of the City, at 2 50 for Six
Months or 1 25 for Throe Months.
CONSERVATIVE STATE TICKET;
' 5 FOR GOVERNOR, - .'
THOMAS S. ASHE,
FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR,
EDWARD D. HALL,
' OT NEW HA.XOVBR.
, TOR SECRET A.UT OF 8TATK, .
ROBERT V. BEST,
OF GBESNK.
FOR TREASURER,
KEMP P. BATTLE,
OF WAKE.
TOR AUDITOR, -
S. W. BURGLN,
- ' OF BUNCOMBE.
' FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
SAMUEL F. PATTERSON.
OF CALDWELL.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLTC INSTRUCTION,
REV. BRAXTON CRAVEN,
OF RANDOLPH.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
' . SION IK ROGERS,
OF WAKE.
Supreme Court Judges.
RICHMOND ML PEARSON, of Yadkin,
WILLIAM H. BATTLE, of Orange,
EDWIN G. READE, of Person,
MATIIIAS E. MANLY, of Craven,
A. S. MERRIMON, of Buncombe.
The two last, if the number of Judges, as
proposed, is increased to flvei
Superior Court.
.' . FIRST DISTRICTV
DAVID A. BARNES,
OF HERTFORD.
SECOND DISTRICT,
EDWARD J. WARREN, -
OF BEAUFORT.
THIRD DISTRICT,
GEORGE V. STRONG,
OF WATNB.
' FOURTH DISTRICT,
WILLIAM S. DEVANE,
OF NEW HANOVER.
FIFTH DISTRICT,
R. P. BUXTON,
' OF CUMBERLAND. -SIXTH
DISTRICT,
R. B. GILLIAM,
OF GRANVILLE. -
. www :
SEVENTH DISTRICT, .
THOMAS RUFFIN, Jr.,
OF ALAMANCE.
EIGHTH DISTRICT, -
FRANCIS E. SHOBER,
i OF ROWAN.
NINTH DISTRICT,
WILLIAM M. SHIPP,
OF LINCOLN.
TENTH DISTRICT, i
ANDERSON MITCHELL,
OF IREDELL.
. ELEVENTH DISTRICT,
JOHN L. BAILEY,
OF BUNCOMBE.
TWELFTH DISTRICT,
A. T. DAVIDSON,
OF MACON.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
FOR THE SENATE :
WILLIAM T. ENNETT,
.,. (T. HANOVER.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES :
DUNCAN J. DEVANE,
r CHARLES W. McCLAMMY,
JOHN D. POWERS. ;
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: .
WILLIAM A. WRIGHT,
dugald McMillan,
s. d. wallace,
william s. larkins,
j. b. seavey.
SHERIFF : - i
SAMUEL R. BUNTING.
SUPERIOR COURT CLERK:
HORACE A. BAGG.
, REGISTER,, OF . DEED :
ROBERT B.' WOOD, Jr.
TREASURER
OWEN FENNEL, Jr.
. ,SURVETOR !
' JOHN C. WOOD. '
Suicide of Prof. Anderson He
Kills hi Little Boy,
""A'tielegrarn from CiucirLnati states
trttttProt. Anderson the wejl-known
Prestidigit
boy last-evening ana xnen coinum
led 1 Bulcide 'by Bhoolinff himseli.
We are' without full particTilarp, but
from all .we can gather it is a case
of domestic trouble. Anderson's
f . 1 : A. '-; V f o 'iw nAtnnnnir
WII6 IBItVlU;ilIULAf,lA , WiiiJi
with a man named Norris, who has
fnr noma time been with Anderson
f.Ci VAArnirmftfArWhen" they
arrivea here at ii o ciock xo-aavr a
loflTtafAK -wRi?ih . waiting for Mrs;
VftVWM W CJ
was-Jjjng 2ai the ' point : of "death.-
' rom the Raleigh Sentinel.
- . f I
-r II olden's Hypocrisy.
.-W e learn that llte iStandard has
been poblislimirrlor several weeks.
Gov. Vance's .proclamation, in 18C4,
which he issued for the purpose of
discouraging desertion from the
(k)ntederate: armies,, an d in which
ue pledged himselt to use every-effort
to shield every "suck deserter
from the penalties of military law,
who would, at once return to his
Company. The Standard accom
panies, this proclamation with sen
sational headings, infamously charg
ing upon Gov. Vance the purpose
01 shooting Union men, with other
shameless accusations, This arti
cle, we learn, has been placarded all
over the country. -
JN o other living man, except IIol
len, could .be guilty of the hypoc
risy and meanness necessary thus to
characterize, an offacial document,
and thus to assail a public man, for
what he (Holden) had himself pub
licly endorsed and eulogised.
Let it be known, that this same
man: HOLDEN, on the day that
he published Gov, Vance's procla
mation in the Standard, Aug. 31st,
lob, accompanied it with the tol-
lowing strong editorial endorsement,
and. now makes use 01 the sa ;ie
proclamation to slander and vnlify
Gov. Vance. Shame ! shame !
Read wh.t this man Holden said of
the proclamation, on the day that
he published it :
" Proclamation by the Gover
nor. It will be seen" by the procla
mation 01 Ciov. Vance, in our paper
to-day, that that functionary, res-
J! a 4L. ; 1 - x' f
uuiiuiiig to uie lixus appeal 01 uren.
Lee to deserters, and to the general
public wish expressed in the news
papers ot the btate, has issued an
urgent call to deserters and absen
tees from ! the army to reth rn to
their posts, and has enjoined it as a
duty -on the' entire body of the mi-
iitia to exercise the utmost vigilance
in ridding the btate ot deserters.
We trust this call will be heed
ed. We think it more than proba
ble that a majority of the deserters
lurking in this State are from other
States, who have made North Car
olina a sort of half-way house be
tween Virginia and their homes ;
and it is due to the character of the
State, to the Confederate service,
and to many of our Citizens, who
have been ininred bv these deserters
from other Btates, as well as-front
our own State, that they should be
banished from our midst and re
turned to their duty ' Let those of
our citizens who belong to the mili
tia or home guard, and who have
beeil thus far exempted from active
service in the Confederate army in
consideration of the important du
ties they are expected to perform. at
home, at once to respond to the or
der of the Governor, and execute it
faithfully, and the evil complained
of will soon cease to exist." -W.
W. Holpen, August Ut, 1864.
The Election in New ITamp-j
snire.
The Portsmouth . (New Hamp
shire) States and Union, of. the 13th
of March, says :
"We are beaten, not by the ma
jority ot actual legal voters, but by
an orgamzea system 01 irauu anu
rascanty, having no parallel 6hort
of the infernal sutirago system
forced upon the South by Federal
bayonets. Democrats by thousands
have been wantonly disfranchised,
and the majority against us iVmade
up of fraudulent counts and the
importation: ot reckless igaugs of
Hessian ' interlopers to vote down
the free people of our State. By
these ofiscon rings of creation and
the mos unscrupulous use of money
have we been beaten. The oldest
living .man never saw so muck corT
ruption before. The Rump Con
gress aud the Federal office-holders
have bled profusely to the tune of
thousands on thousands of dollars
to bribe : poor, ignorant, stupid vo-
ters to support tne ;canaiaates 01
the' "party who are making them
slaves mrlife.'1 ;!'?lf4.:.;
Arkansas Sliootinc Affair.
-i . ' . Memphis, March 1 20. i
- At Helena, Atrkansas, yesterday
Bart. Turner, ; sheri If attempted to
arrest a ;negrd wlaof ka4;;r6cently
killed thee'negroes in an adjoining
countvC , Th euekro drew a revolver
and shot'Tttfner through the .body,
jKPOcjing niiu ;!ou, ? lLc w"iuu
the negro mounted and; fled to the
hillSjwher1 he Wasrttr$ned byjai
posse."; On their attempt to arrest
him: hVfired, wounding 'Wm'. Se
bastian. The negra iwaSiiiela t
ed,1 who fired upon luni, wounding
In m 1 fteVerRl v. ' : He r was' captured
and iried-'iiaffelebasj0hlB A"of
tne wonuaea were ueau w ,o
accounu ..... ... . .
"xnnce me Brtndle Cat liatli
Mewed.
The precise signification of the
1113'sterions signs of the K. K. K. we
do uot pretend to fathom, but it is
oertaio that the Radicals at .AVjxsIi
ington from cne cause or another
are in a high degree ot panic. The
Good Book, well fays . that " the
wicked flee when ho man pursueth,"
and a high degree of assumed
" righteousness, humanity, and jus
tice" does, not appear to kefep off
these extraordinary perturbations.
The slightest circumstance agitates
the nerves of these brave aifd manly
patriots. The other day some pack
ages of uitro-glycerine " disappear
ed," and forthwith the House of
Representatives prepares its ascen
sion rubes. Hardly had this alarm
subsided when the rumor came that
Mosby had bought some old saddles,
and, forthwith Mr. Secretary Stan-j
1 "1 n i. xv .. - v
ton and Gen. Grant order up four
companies of artillery to repel the
apprehended attack
. It is a comfort to reflect that the
destinies of the country are in such
brave and steady hands. . Our latest
accounts from Mosby represented
him. as with a. volume of Burn's
Justice, laying down the law to
some village magistrate.
All these precautions of Mr.
Stanton are wise and judicious.
Mosby will think better of it when
he learns the ample j) reparation
made to expel him.' But this is
only half the trouble, j
The mails teem with mysterious
orders ot the mysterious order of K.
K. K. We cannot say that we ad
mire this style of literature. They
use words of awful import, such as
" Den of Skulls," " The Supreme
Cvclops," " Wolf Hole," and the
" Great Past Grand Giant." That
the first reiers to some of the State
elections where the Radicals have
been slaughtered, is more than prob
able. The Supreme Cyclops must
mean the Supreme Court, justice
always having a single eye." "Wolfe
Hole" must mean Mr. Stevens' Re
construction Committee room, and
the " Great Past Grand Giant" is
an audacious but literal description
of Gen. Grant. Still these orders
are portentous, and we do not won
der that the; military commander
should report the order certainly
does not mean peace. We hope the
clan will not recognize any truth in
the Radical assertion that the, Avar
is not over, and will not be over
until Congress so declares.
Still, there is a wonderful attrac
tion in mystery. The loyal leagues
gathered every vagabond darkey
trom the Potomac to the Rio
Grande, and hold mpst of them to
day. And no matter how many
hard names are given by Brown low
& Co. to the K.. Iv. K., we believe
it they will only make their head
quarters in thi3 city, half the Radi
cal members of Congress will be
begging for admission.
Desperate Duel.
A desperate duel took place
about 5 o'clock on Friday afternoon
between two gentlemen, one Mr.
N., of French origin, connected
with the financial department ot
one of our theatres, and the other,
Mr. B., a Creole, of this city. The
challenging party was. the theatre
gentleman, and Mr. B. selected the
French navy broad-sword as the
weapon, which were sharpened to
a very keen . edge.; The combat
took place back of the Orleans ball
room, in the new hall, erected on a
portion of the' site formerly occu
pied by the burnt-up Orleans thea
tre. ' I
The parties were seconded by ex
perts like themselves inithe art of
seii-aeience, ana is is prooaoiy
owing to this fact that the duel did
not end fatally. The combat lasted
a few minutes, and conclnded by
Mr. B. cutting Mr. K. deeply but
not dangerously, directly over the
right , temple; Mr. B. at, the same
time receiving' a serious wound in
the left wrist in his successful en
deavor to ward oft a deadly blow
ot his adversary, aimed at his abdo
men. The combat was then ar
rested, ani the, rwounded parties
received the attention of their phy
sicians., ': -vtf-- r ' j
Mr. B's Wound is said torbe of a
severe character, and it is feared
that the main artery of his injured
arm has been severed.' ;The"floor on
which this desperatelduel took place
was literally covered "with blood,
wliicn' ftqwei in' great" profusion
from the wbiinds of both combat
ants, , The cause of the duel was of
a personal character; ana f tor a
wonder no lady was connected with
the aflair. -Nev Orleans Picayuhey
March 15.:
-i .1
:;-Br Advertising Agency at the ?ffie
U the MORKTJfO S?A& v ; x
J&1ISCFJ.LANEOTJS,
TO FARMERS 'AND DEAL
ERS IN FERTILIZERS.
No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO,
SOLUBLE . ;
PHOSPHO - PERUVIAN,
Ammoniated Solnble Pacificf
BAKER'S AND JAR VIS ISLAND
AND BOLIVIAN.
(Highest gradfc Pacific -riio&phate Guanos.
ALSO
Caribean Sea and Carolina
Phosphates., ,
Fish CtianO and Ground
- . - . . - . .
Land Plaster.
Particular attention.
is called to the above mentioned ' SOLU
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ted SOLUBLE PACIFIC H Gaanoa, which
are most valuable eompotrnds, containing a
large per centase of Bone Phosphat rendered
Soluble (Phosphoric Acid,) Peruvian Guano,
animal matter ana other valuable ingredi
ents, combining all the principal and most ef
ficient fertilizing qualities requisite to make
excellent STANDARD FERTILIZERS, and.
best adapted for all toils awd crons. which are-
most highly recommended .by all who have
used them. " :
For particulars, send for pamphlet.
For eale by the oargo, or in quantities to
suit purchasers, by JVB. SARDY,
53 South St., cor. of Wall St., N. Y.
Or by E. ilUKItAY fc CO..
mrl5-14B-tmayl Agents, Wilmington.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
rTMIE LOT AXD 1RE3IISS IX TIIIH
City on which is situato the " .1
Banking House of the Bank of
Cape Fear.
Lying on Front Street, between Smith's Alley
and E wing's Alley ; and also the, - . .
TACANTLOT
Next South, will lunless sooner disposed ot
by private sale) be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Monday, ' the Oth day ' or
April Next.
Information desired in reference to this prop
erty, or as to the terms of sale, will be given
on application to W. A. WRIGHT. Esq., or
to the undersigned.
J. G. BURR, Cashier.
mrl4-145-td '
NEW GOODS,
jeautifuij srnixG prixts,
BLEACHED COTTONS,
BROWN and BLEACHED SHEETINGS,.
With a full stock Of dc-MESTIC GOODS,:
J ust received by Annamessio Line.
mrlM46-te HEORICK A RYAN.
J. C M A N N,
OFFERS FOR SALE CHEAP FOR
CASH, . . :
CYPRESS and JUNIPER SHINGLES,
LATHS, PICKETS, 'POTS, &c.t , At.
Mill Foot of Castle Street.
m rl4-145-l m j ' ' :
TO THE PUBLIC,
THE UNDEli SI Ct X FD , II A VINO
bought out GfcORGE sHOSLER'S interest
in tne
On Front, between: Market and Dock streets,
is prepared to serve, the public In the most .
satisfactory manner. I shall treat all my pa
tron with the utmost politeness.
None but the most competent Assistants,
employed.
Special attention given to Cutting Children's
hair ; and particular attention Is called to the
fact that for this work I only charge 25 cents.
mris-148-tf JAS. II. GARB A WAY.
, notice;
THE FIRM OF JOHN M. WALKER
A CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business of the late firm will be
settled by JOHN M. WALKER, at their old.
Stand (Exchange Corner.) - "w
JOHN M. WALKER.
PROSPER P. SHAW A CO.
Wilmington, March 2d, 1868. . mr3-l36-tr
Co -Partnership Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE Till
day formed a Co-partnership under the
name and style of ' -
WALKER & BRADLEY,
For the purpose of continuing the Wholesale
and Retail Boot, Shoe and Hat Business, at
the Old Stand of the late firm of JOHN
WALKER A CO. ,
JOHN M. WALKER,
JAMES A, BRADLEY.
"Wilmington, N. 0., March 1868. mrS-tf
Mess Pork !
inn BbuciTY m:s pork,
' Landin ex ? Scnr.J Lucille,
. j, . . . -., i.
Foe wde at Iowt fljrnre. by
- ATKINSON A SHEPPETtSOy.
xnrl5-tQ 11 and 12 North Water St.
I ii i "Iiiiiii .ii i i ii U i Mi I ill Hi i. i m '
BIELOTEADflf, CTBCULAR8, VfE1
ding: Cards, Visiting Card, Ao Ac
printed, in a style that cannot be STixpaased
North or Soutbyat ' ' "
WTM. H. BERNARD'S,.
" Prlttttng iuxd rtthiuning House,
roctl6-8Mt- " : : vt:s
JELQTJR !
Family aridi iTR a fam'flour
Just received and for aale. at lowest CasU
prices, by ' ' .
-ut? r ATKINROir A6HEPPERS0N,
mrl3-14-fj 11 and 21 North Water St.
XfrESTERJI 8EXTIXErPCBLI8UE
W ? Weekly, at Winston, JS.. C.f . by lieoria
M. Mathes; .
? r i j ; i n WiL 0. B15R2r A RD Agent.
, 31-3a-tf. . Wlhningto,X.C
AVUuUnston, N, C. .
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