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BAIWVAV DIRECTORY.
WILMINGTON A 'MANCHESTER it. V.OAD
Oenertil AifiefrwieriwIrHe -VVitliAm-'Maclliie.
(Veieru Ft tiyM AictU-J oltuX. CuntwulU
t'OIlD ItAlL KW.VUV- ' I
PwMent Kohert II. CoWun.
hin-cter-- J.lVion, A. 1L VanBoVkelen,
Matter of 'rmn.tfrutitony. u. "Alien.- r
hrrektri ami 'fmtturerl. T. Alderman.
Wxxtcr jftvtfi mcW. Gill.
'i'rciytU Affwtt W.'ii: French.
WILMINGTON A WELIHJN It AIL ROAD.
hinvtir John Duwuon, Ifenry Nuttf - O. U.
p.lVsIoV. A. J. Doliosset, D. sJ. Cowim, Ueo. J.
r Icluli,W. K. Mlll; Jamos U. Burr, UicU
ii.,ii. r. J. KII Orejrj?. h c ,
MtuehvtrphvnW . Colo, funnel ti. Walknp, K.
vi llutchirton, lliiywoMl V. Gvlon,C.t;. lien
(Uron, A. G. Lntfnii, X.Al. Holmesly. ! ,
...Ji.Lt,.,uit'ia . I. Kvorett.
IVctulrtil ii. iriuyei, f
. AVrlit.S. D. Wallace, Elf-Murray, A lire I
MtrU, A. II. Vaiilfkkelei, Geo. ILirris, of
Uihnlnaton; ami John Everett, of GoUUlM)ro.
Director on the tmrt of Um State Ed ward Kid-
" Wt, "of Wilmington, . GM Jolui Aorrteet, of
Tiirhoro', ami Taoiuas It. llogg(jof Italoigh,
L'hiif .Eivjituser uwl (Jciuirtd Superidpulent
S. I-Fremont. , f ft
Mixtrr of TraHAimrlation Wnl. Smith.
i-crct(trfjaiut Treasurer J..AV. Thompson.
3Iatef of JlocMiwrftM. M. Ilaukius. i
Auditor G. L. Dudiviy. v
11AIL liOAD L1XES.
Wilniingtou Wel 11. It. Co.
Okkipm GHiEr ,EstiNKKRitrtfSjr. SuTi i
Wii.m i x oton, N. C, Marches, iaB8. ; k $
. 1
7
. -. f 31.. 1 : ,
11
NOTICE.
ON ANI AFTEtt TO-OAY THE PAR
SEXOKU TRAIXS willlave Wilmington
at i:00 A. M. and 4a 1. M., and arrive here at
7:.'W i. M. and $15 A.M.
In con9eiuence of a tllsasrreement between
tho llail road Companies North-and Sonth of
w, we shall run K XT It A TllAINS, to carrv
throu'rh PaiSsnrers on as kooii as thev reach
iii niprht or day. v We crmnat be pvt in the
wrong, wncn noi aitawi.
y ' i fj. : " . c , f 8..L FREMONT, .'
' -,.: ' Koux er auI ruperintomlent.
Wilmington, M treh 24th, m. IWtf i
GENERAL SUP'TS 0FFI0E,
Wilmington & Manchester )E. E.
: Company. V -
Wilminqtos, X. C, March 24, 189.
- e ,
ON AND AFTER MOXDAT, the 33d
inrt., the KXl'KKSs TKAIN on, the Wil
mington and Manchester liuilroa'l will leave
Wilmington at 7:M V. M. ; arriw ftt'Florenee
ut 2r4.' A. M. ; arrive at Kingsville.at i:43 A, M.
Leave Khigsville at II -JO A. M.,i"nO,Rrrivt ln
AVilniiirgton at. f:5 P. M. Connet at Floi-eiu-o
with the N. K. K. II. for Charleston, and
at Kingsville with the South Carolina Kail
road for Augusta and Columbia. ' !
( ... VM. MacRAE,
innJl-lXMOt ' 1 j tJen'l Sup't.
. , ; , 1
Mlhiiiiitoiu Charlotte and
RUTIIERF011I RAIlltOAI.
GKNKUAI. SllPEUINTKNDKJft'S QWKICfc, )
Wilmington, N. C, Aug. fl; 18G7. J. ;
ON ANI AFTER TUESDAY Next, Au
gust Llth, the Passenger Train on this
l.'oail will leave Wilmington' on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock. A. M.
Arrive at Sand Hill same days, at i P. M.
Arrive at- Wadeshoro' (Stage), at 12 mid
night. Leave Wadesboriy (Stage), on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at 2 P. M.
lleavo Uockingham J(Stuge), on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at 4:30 A. M;
Leave Sand Hill (Cars) Monday, WediM?
day and Friday, at 7 b'cl eek, A. M. . .
Arrive atAViluiingtou same . dava, at 3 IVM.
W. 1. EVKUETT
ept23-l-tf , . Cc. Sup't.
MISCELLANEOUS
North Carolina Land fAgancy'
PIRTIEsSviIO WISH TO If AVE
brought to the notice of Northern and
European Capitalists their LAND3, MINES,
WATER P0VVEU,t &c., wltli a view to a sale, ;
can address me at Keedsvlllo, Ni tX ' i " '
Jtctcrences made to public men generally
. uii-uugnoui the Stat. t -
; ftbij-l:w-tf l - ' ' IX W. COURTS.
v. .i :
Buggies ; and Rockaways
ueduced' prices.
Kit
"V1TE II AVE NO W ON ilANiTA VEIlX
' KOCKAWAYS and' .
:'tf '.'.; t HARNESS.
"liWiwe are offering at greatly reduced
Pnces. ..'.; .J 7T i
A. A. McKETHAN A SONS.
Fayettcvllle, N. C, MaV?h 2, 1868. 146-lm
TO THE, PUBLIC.
HAVIXO COStPETEP MY All,
rangements tluotighout my NEWPH0-.
loyKAPHlO ROOMS and CHEMICAL DEi
I ARTMENT, 1J am nor ready to receive my
'nends and Patrons, and to xecute all or-
in the best Style of the Art. ',
A nev supply ofFRAMES, large and raall,
Including a run assortment, of Carte deVl
Ues Frames,- Coktwtd Tassels,' ATbnm &c,,
ially expected. - '
0- ALLtRY Cornet Mafket ato Second U.
1- N TKANCE-iiorthTrt Cwrner.
' C M. VANOttSDELL, ; ,
rorS-140-tf i .: ,f -i . ;j Attlstaaa ryprlctor. .
Wilmington , Carriage and
Wagon1 Manufactory !
ITrorT WATCXV A T C AHT lit Afloi;
, RAY oV BUG0T Jhailf ?r MP1 B
ad subntantial manner.'or AnyBlack-
nelr new establlglimentou Srd, Iwtjen
uZ 6 wrrant out rrk aa recommended, and
re confident of pleasing thojejwhottayfaj
.u,iwltlacall. . J'AYNE A GUYTOIT,
SCHEDULE
- ' ' . WiLMri(Ti6K,'11' C.,; TJIUIISDAY, -MAjtCTI 26-IIW PRTCFmw, hlts.
MISCELLANEOUS.''
-o-
rv
WHOLESALE
' -' 'i-l AXD
M; 'M: :KATZ CO.,
, 23 MARKET . ST.
-jy"E HATE J C S T . QPEJfED ' OUR
FIRST STOCK of. SPRING GOODS, consist.
,l n)i ! -;(: p'm'S
'ingqf ?s - .r. ...
PRINTS, M. " .,:
- ' MUSLINS,
" -: ' CIIALLIES,
. CAMDIUCS,
7 ; JACONETS,
WHITE .GOODS, .
EMBROIDEPJKS,
- " LACES,
Iotioiis ifnd Fancy Goods,
Clothing Hats,
AND
Men's Fnrnis&iag Goods,
W To WHOLESALE BUYERS we
offer LIBERAL IND UCEMENT8.
M. U. KATZ & CO.,
23 Martet Street.
mr!5.14fftf
LOW PRICES.
WE PROPOSE TO AGAIN IXAIIOV
rate iA) 1 KICKS lor the lenellt of our
Cudtointfi'H. r Having always -lead the van, we
l Art'attlt nhtn . . 5 .
titvt still able.
G0Ol CALICOES
VKUYtiOODuo......
SUPERIOR do...l..........
VKUT IJEST ENGLISH do.
........10 Cents.
...V.. 12
,...i...l5
18
UROWN COTTONS, good ....10
". " Very good....... 12
4-4 " ' M ........14
SUPER. SEA ISLAND do. ........15
BLEACH KD COTTONS 10 to 40 cents for best.
49 Call and examine.'. ,
niari.Vte HKDRICK RYAN.
-i ii i i i
Corn; Corn ! !
Q OQQ IWBHEIM DAILY EX-
iHJcted. r
Will be sold very low from vessel, by
WILL Alt I) BROS,
mrlfl-tf 27, 2S antl 2i No. Water st.
TT O T E X .. . ... u. ,
C.
pnopaiKToa:
J. R. DAVIS, of Mills House, Charleston, S. C.
Coach, Corriage and Baggage Wagons al
ways ready to convey Passengers to and from
tho Railroads. . nirl7-H7-tf
Just Received.
T71XTKA PINE APPLE CIIEESF,
' ','.,.."',' : BREAKFAST BACON,
IvXTUA COSHEXsBtTTER,. t J -
.. . ! ,,FfiM.,,FArMILY,FLOUR,
r t r An1 rin.t vaHotv of Choice
For sale by ; '
GE6. ZFpENCH,
10 Sonth-Froht Street.. .
im;i42-tf
EDWARDS & SMITH,
ONTIXUE to SIILL tiieik
Sroceries and Provisions
REMEMBEE THE PLACE !.
. REMEMBER' THE" PLACfe I
IlEMEMBER THE, PLACE J
EDWARDS A SMITH'S ' -
.ir. m ..j t in cheap (jaan Mora
HO PIUIB)
Star Bui'ldinar.
niarl7-147-tf-
No & BcclTater bL
DiU's and Other Snuffs.
i - r ? r V'Ji I
PACKAGES, ai i 1
Wit.
J. TajiSICLE'S.
emi-weekly at
eldon, XC, by stone
A ptS.7-ftl07
Wilmington, NC
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on t ront Street, every morning.
CONSERYATIVE STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
THOMAS S. ASHE,
OF A'KSON. .
FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR,
EDWARD D. HALL,
OF NEW H4S0VEB.
'FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ROBERT W. BEST, ' .
OF GREENE.
. ' I.,-,' TOR TKEA3DBER, . ,
KEMP R BATTLE, V
" OF WAKE. .
" ' 4 FoVltTIMTOR,11 4
S. W. BURG IN,
OF BUNCOMBE.
FX) SUPER tNtEimEIfT" OF FCBLIC WORKS,
SAMUEL R PATTERSON,
j OFCAUDWEIX. ....
J FOR StPERrNTESDEKT' OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
'j REV. BRAXTON -CRAVEN,
OF RANDOLPH.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
. SIOX H. UQGliS,
OP WAKE.
Supreme Court Judges.
RICHMOND M. PEARSON, of Yadkin,
WILLIAM JL BATTLE, of Orange,
EDWIN G. READE, of Person,
rMATHIAS E. MANLY, of Craven,
A. S. MERRIMON, of Buncombe.
The two last, If the number of Judges, as
proposed, is increased to live.
Superior Court.
FIRST DISTRICT,
DAVID A. BARNES,
'' 'OF HERTFORD.
I SECOND DISTR'lCT,
EDWARD j: WARIIEN,
OF BEAUFORT.
THIRD DISTRICT,
GEORGE Y. STUONQ,
OF WATNE.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
WILLIAM S. DEVANE,
i t, OF 1.EW HA'OyEK.
FIFTH DISTRICT,
i R. P. BUXTON,
' OF CUMBERLAND.
SIXTH DISTRICT,
R. B. GILLIAM,
OF GRANVILLE.
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
THOMAS RUFFIN, Jn.,
OF ALAMANCE.
EIGHTH DISTRICT,
FRANCIS E. SHOBER,
OF ROWAN.
NINTH DISTRICT,
WILLIAM M. SHIPP,
OF LINCOLN.
TENTH DISTRICT,
ANDERSON MITCHELL,
OF IREDELL.
4
ELEVENTH DISTRICT,
john l." Bailey,
OF BUNCOMBE.
TWELFTH DISTRICT,
A. T. DAVIDSON,
OF MACON.
COUNTY NOMINATIOXS.
FOR THE SENATE :
WILLIAM T. ENKETT,
of sew hanover.
house of representatives:
DUNCAN J. DEVANE,
CHARLES W. McCLAMilY,
JOHN D. POWERS.
county commissioners:
WILLI AK A. ' WRIGHT,
dugald .McMillan,
s. d. wallace,
WILUAM S.. IARKINS,
J.' B.1 SEAVEY,
' 11 ;t SITERIFF :
SAMUEL Ii ..BUNTING.
8UPERIOR COURT. CLERK : '
HORACE A. BAGG.
' : REGISTER OF DEEDS .
ROBERT B. WbOD, Jr.
TREASURER :'
OWEN' FENNEL,! Jr.s
. . 8URVETOR :
4QHN C WOOD. , .
' ; Rcfgtotration.' -K i.
' : TJnder the Iecoustriiction Acts
it, will, be, the duty ot .the Boards of
Registration of ; this ; State, ' com
niencing on trie 7th day pf April, to
revise their lists for threes days, and
receive Ihe names of all thbse (not
disfranchised wid navent already
regi8ter!"'4:Wercail-; the; -especial
attentioriof the Conservative Conn
ty;'C6romittees to this VEEY "BI
PORTANT MATTER.- .There are
. . - f' . 5, XTvf L
tnousanus oi wimujeu ji .jliuhu
Carolina who have not registered
THE STEUGGLE IN GEORGIA.
Stlrt-inff Speech front Hon. B. II. Hill.
The Conservatives of Georgia are
making a desperate straggle to save
their State from Radical rule.
Hon. B. iL IIill 'addressed a large
meeting at Atlanta, a few days ago.
We copy the concluding portion of
his remarks .-' - 1
Now, then, I say, fellow-citizens,
this constitution must be defeated,
if .you' have any honor left you. It
-must riot be'' ratified '; '"for outside of
all other ' questions it sends you
dowh to "posterity witha character
which lib white man should desire
fc bear, and, l am sure, no black man
either. It' is for the interest 6t the J
black man. ' You must protect him i
from thesve,:adv'eiitnrers. It ia for,
4-1. -i. i.i. A i-1 1
me mieiesL 01 uie wnue man.
lour honor: your character is in-;
volyed in this contest. Let others
do as 'thev niay, there is no possi
bility upon this earth, in any cou
tingehey whatever, Of inducing nie
to -iveiiiy support to that consti
tutioii, pr'lriy obedience, except as
compelled and forced. (Tremen
dous applause.)
How; then, is this to be prevent-
ed ? L for mvself, see no difficulty !
in the way. Ve must f()rget all j
former differences we must forget
all passion. If I liave used harsh
language to-day, it is only to bring
before yori, in all its bearings, the
instrument called "A Constitution
for the Stat of Georgia." I appeal
to you by tho horrbrs of the future ;
I appeal to your hearts ; I appeal
to your consciences ; I beg of you
to stop ! I beg of you not to blast,
for "the sake of a little temporary
office, the hopes of your children,
destroy the peace of your families,
and the prosperity of your country.
Do not rush the black man to exter
mination,1 ami the white m'an to pa
ralysis and ruin.
I admit that heretofore there have
been good men who have differed
with me. I do not say that differ
ence of opinion, honestlv entertain
ed, ought not to be tolerated. I am
willing to "make this bargain now
with, every man who is a true mauj
I don't care where he has been
whether with the Convention or
Loyal League or any where else, let
him but come out novy and do what
is right. The crisis is short and the
issue is sharp and decisive. Are
yon to go under negro domination
or not 'i I mean uero domination
through the bad whites that control
them, and deceive them. Are yon
willing to make a fundamental law
for your State, saying that there is
no difference between you and a ne
gro? A voice, "Xo!" If you
are, : theai seek your company. It
you , are not, I care not what has
been vour opinion, nor your course
leretofore, come up to your conn
ry now in its hour, pf extremity
come up now, arid say yon are wil
ling to vote - with us to defeat the
ratification of this Constitution ;
and you shall be our brother again,
and all sins shall be forgotten for
ever. Well, I'll not even call them
sinsI'll call them errors mistakes
I'll take that back, too, and call
thein-no', I wou t call them at all.
Laughter.
Let us ill unite. Ministers of!
the Gospel
-hiohest in commission
noblest in worK. i xio not an-1
peal to Tou to make political speech
es or to enter the arena of politi
cal strife ; nay, u&y, but I do ap
peal to you to do your duty from
y oar'.' sacred ' desk teach i ng 3rour
people to aoiior a lie, ana to escnew
a liar Teach your people to repu
diate scheme to enslave the White
people of the country that a few ad
vent urers iuay get office.
Next to the ministers, I appeal to
you, my lady friends. , ; General
Franklin said bad things about
Geuv Ppue but Gen. Pope certaiu
ly told the trhtji Svheu he said the
laaiea: ot. weiirgia were a unu
agaiust reconstruction (so-called).
Clieersjrl wittld scorn- the hus
band of my bosoin as unworthy of
nie, if, I could or should ? hear him
whisper to ' his i prattling boy that
he ras ho better than a; .negro.-?
Applause. I tell you, you must
bring your poweis tq' bear on this
matter. .The movement is to de-
Vrade : you' and ..your children, to
P . . , . . .3 . H mY.
bntig you into collision - witu i tne
negro, to depreciate your property,
toMestroy your interests, your gbv
ernmept. your liberty, and yon
flinst wake 'up ?; Use your soci al
powers, but -not in R"1 spiritf vin
dictivent388;i .1 havei not cthe slight
ti Vinvlii vft feplin tor. an r mow
sen-ueieuOT, uyevcuuo .
'this'rnaCter.bmt'atoncempt m
RtnTitlVand rriet decisively. " : i
Old.rrien, yon who have spei t
mostl your days under a" cjood I
govern men t, I appeal to you. Do
not vainly fritter away the fast days
of your lite to bring your children
under such a government as that.
Young men, I address yon, and
would to God I could speak to every
young man in America to-day.
Would to God I could have every
young man of Georgia and of the
Soiitli before nie to-da'.' I would
conjure them by the graves of our
sons, and the sleeping places ot our
comrades, and I would make every
youth swear before Heaven and
fcarth that the slaves who served
their fathers should nver govern
tiein Enthusiastic applause.
And you, my colored friends, do
not' be ashamed ; ot the position
which God gave you ; act well your
part-7-there.all the honor lies. I do !
j. 1 ' . .1' ' L 'tl V t T- . -
not Know wny our. iieaveniv v ainer
gave vou a black skin and crave me
a white orte. I do not know whv
Ile mnde vour ldivsical eonfoniia
tion diti'erent to, mine. I do not
know, and I cannot tell. It is His
inscrutable wisdom. He did it
wisely. He did it for your good.
Observe, I beseech you, the petition
that your Heavenly Father gave
you, and spurn as you would the
poisonous serient the miserable
creature that would whisper into
your ear to avert His, law in order
to give your deceiver power. Those
men who tell you to deceive you
that you know and understand all
the laws relating to suffrage, and
the laws ot government, say what
you know to be false. They are
tram piers upon the constitution of
the country, and they do all this
wickedness for k no other purpose
than to induce you to give them of
fices. Are 3ou willing' to be de
ceived ? Are you determined to be
deceived 2 Join the men that are
willing to protect you in your proper
place. Join the men whose in
terests are your interests. Take
their advice, and all will move
along in peace together. But it
you will go if you will not listen
to reason if yon will listen to the
false teachings of your deceivers
go on. Believe the falsehood that
God made, you not different from
ithe white race believe the false
hood that,' uneducated ignorant as
you are as you know yon are
whether rightly or wrongly, you are
able to exercise all the responsibili
ties of suffrage. Go on ; but mark:
what I tell 3'ou, I give you my
warning, my duty is discharged,
my skirts are clear. You are rush
ing on to destruction for yourselves
and for your children, and when
evil befall you, the only people that
will shed a tear over your fate are
the Southern men you have aban
doned. And those who will rejoice
at vour wrong are the creatures that
betray and deceive you. They have
betrayed race and country. They
have been false to truth. They
have devised and executed a fraud.
Think you they will be true to you ?
Nay ! nay ! ,
My friends, of all classes, and of
all conditions, wake up! The hour
is on yon. Wake. up! The issue
is at hand. 1. care' not for your for
mer opinion, or your former action,
come up now. This is our country,
let lis live in it. This is our coun-
try, let us preserve it. This is our
country, let us redeem it.
The Congressional and Judi
cial Districts.
At a meeting of the Conservative Slate
Executive Committee, held in this city, on
Saturday, the following Committees were
appointed the Committees in the Judi
cial Districts to make all necessary ar
rangements as to times and places of hold
ing District Conventions for the nomina
tion ot Solicitors, and those in the Con
gressional Districts' to make all the ar
rangements for .Conventions for the nomi
nation of . candidates for Congress. The
various' Committees are earnestly urged to
act promptly.'
Judicial Districts.
1st DistricL Messrs.. V N. H. Smith, ol
Hertford, M. L. Eure, of Gates, and W. A:
Moore, of Chowan
District .Georire Howard, of Edire-
- 0 .
comoe, x. x. oancuuvyauc, yL jjcauiui i,
and J. E. MoOre, of Martin.
3rd ' District. 0. S. Wooten, of Yaynn,
H. R. Bryan, of Craven, and John Per
ry, of Carteret.' r n J
. ith District. A. A. McKoy, of Samp
son, Thomas S.' Kenan, of Duplin, and J.
A.; Engelhard; of Nevr Hanover.
5th District. Archibald McLean, of
Cumberland,' Thomas S. Ashe, of Anson,
nd W.?Lv Steele; of Iiichmond.
6th District. W. Ransom, of North
ampton, Jo J. Davis, of Franklin, Willis
H. Jenkins, of Granville-
7th District. J. T. Moreliead, Jr., of
Guilford,' Livingston Brown of Caswell,
H.; A, London, Jr., of Chatham.
8th District. J. M. Leach, of Davidson,
W. 1L Robins, of Rowan, Rafus L. Patter
aon, of Fpray the. , - i I
OtA District. Plato Durham,1 ot Cleave
Tami;j-'IL Watson, oif Mecklenburg,; Jno,
R F. Annfield, of -Wilkes, -B. F. Simon
- ton,jof Iredell.
l llA iiinrf. Marcos Erwin, of Ban-
Robt. Pen-
2(h Dhtrict. Cjssuis Qudger, of Ma
con, W. L. Ltive,'wf liny wood, L. S. Gash,
of Henderson. :
. . CiffreiloMtl Districts.
Ut District. W. F. Martin, of Pasquo
tank, R. B. Peebles, ot Northampton, P. T.
llennvof Bertie."
2nd District. Wm. Bisrga,. of Edge
combe, W. A, Allen, of, Duplin, and Maj.
Jno. Hughes, of Craveii. "
M DUrict.-D. C. AUen,fpf . .BrUn9
wick, A.-J, JoneH, of Clani'bii9,' Rory AIc
Nair, of Robeson.
4th Distrcct. H. G. Williams, of Nasli,
T. D. Snead, of Johnston, W. J. Green, of
Warren. t
5th District. Levi M. Scott, of Guil
ford. S. S. Jackson, of Rapdolph," Frank
C: RobMns, yf Davidson: 1 1
Gth District Robert ,D. Johnston, of
Charlotte, S. II. Walkup, of Union, M. L.
McCorkle,.of Catawba. . ,
7th' District. Thad. 0. Brylon, of Jack
m Erwin of McDowell Sentinel 2nd,
- - ' - - -
son, Jas. II. jvierrimon, ot iJuncombe, A.
T0 FARMERS AND DEAL
ERS IN FERTILIZERS.
No. 1 PERMIAN GTJANO,
SOLUBLE
PHOSPHO - PERUVIAN,
Ammoniated Soluble Pacific,
BAKER'S AND JARYIS ISLAND
AND BOLIVIAN.
(Highest grade Pacific-Phosphate Guanos.)
ALSO , .
Caribean ; Sea and Carolina
Phosphates.
Fish Cuanoand (Ground
Land Plaster.
PAUTICIII. A R ATTENTION
is called to the above mentioned 'SOLU
BLE HHOSPHO-PEKUVrAN" and Ammonia,
ted " SOLUHLE PACIFIC " Guano, whicU,
are most valnable eoniponndg, containing a
large per centujf e of Bone Thosphatw rendered
Soluble (Phosphoric Acid,) Teruvlan Guano,
animal matter and other valuable ingredi
ents, combining all the principal and most ef
ficient fertilizing qualities-requisite to make
excellent STANDARD EE UTILIZERS, and.
best adupt-eu for all soils a d crops, which am
most highly recommended by till who havt
used them.
For particulars, urnd for pamphlet.
For sale by the cargo, or. in quantifies to
suit purchasers, by 4J Jt. 8AUDV.
M South St., cor. of Wall St., N . Y.
Or by E. MURRAY A. CO.,
mrl.VUf'-tmayl ... A gen Is. Wilmington.
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,
We intend doing strictly a Mcr-
chaiit Tailoring and CkCiiIs' Fur-
. ...... . !
iiisliing Business.
HAAS fc CO., ,
Opposite Iledriclt cV Rj an.
inar22-152-to ; ' l
NEW GOODS,
-J-JEAIJTIFUE SPRING PRISTS,
BLEACHED COTTONS,
BROWN and BLEACUED SUEETING3,
With a fall stock of DOMESTIC GOODS,
Just received by Annameaslo Line.
mrl5-14fi-tc
IlEOUICK & UYAN.
,T0 THE PUBLIC.
T "
THE UNDERHICSEI), IIAVINO
bought out ULOKUK HOSLEU'3 interest
iu the
I
On Front, between Market and Dock street,
is prepared to serve, the public. In the ujoat
satisfactory manner. I shail treat all iny pa
trons with the utmost politeness. . . .
None but the most competent Assistants
employed.
Sncial attention eiven toCuttlnsr ChH1ren'
i hair ; and particular .attention la called to the
iiirlK-148-tf
JAB. II. C A lilt A WAY.
ivories.
it
TIIF. Flit 31 OF JOHN 91. WALKER
A CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business of the late Arm' will be
tettled by JOHN M. WALKEK, at tbeir old
Stand (Exchange Corner.) .
- ... - JOIIN M. WAIJCER
PROSPER P. SHAW CO.
Wilmington, March 2d, 13, ; n ; toirl35-if
Co - Partnership - Notice.
THE UNDEBSIOJIED II ATE THIS
' day formed Co-partnership wtder the
name and style of '
WAtKEli & .BR ADEE Y,
For the purpose of continuing the Wholesale
and Retail Boot, Shoe ami' liat Business, at
the Old Stand of the late firm or joiia
W ALKER & co; - -u;
LET.
WUminffton, N. CM March a, im. rnrSRf
TtrrsTenM 8Exn?f ei., PVBi.itiiitn
Y Weekly, at Winston, N. C, by Georgo
WM. II. BERN ARD, Affcm, I
oefn-53-tr. - i-.-i w.ihnipgton N, C.
combe, N! Kelsey, of Madison.
laml ofTTancey. r-r"-f-'
.Mi-i4raj 1ropneioi-B,