I
v . ! .
ednesday Aiit 19tli, . 1868.
ut I th, Carolina Farmer, i. :
r CAMPBELL. rayetttevMe,
J goUTHBKl.'TriKtta ville.- - -'
loVE, jBVM..f.EJlJ6abethtown4 -
J y jaBVIS. .,v .Wil. .A.M. It. Road.
1' (l'BrBriJmit 'Depot.'
;:KB a OSTKKN........ Svmterf & C .V ,
pROl J . V1
u iaJLLINS...........r.MjriIinsPep.,S.C.
jordAX r TONE.;.'f.:;.V,Weldon, N. C
P c WORLEY ..X2lierHwa..C. -
TBO j- BROWN..-.. .Darlington, S. C. -
n-K TOOLE. ... Hammond, S. C.
,so.'k. G6bDMvN...;:.r::k:tJiiaVN:c
' vlcoM C. RAT.. .... . ....Cumberland Co. "
JOHN W. TABBOX., , .'....Georgetown S. C.
H c. MOFFlTT.v.r..,..r .Wblteville N. C. ,
T s. MEMORY... .....V.. ..Columbus Co.
o A. SHTWELL...lU.4Untbfordton.-
,X0. B. P ADDISON" Colvin's Cr'k, N.C.
j 1. HARRINGTON ........ FlOyds ville. J. O.
I j. A. BKOXSON Barnwell, S. U.
c x. BROWN....'i.....DarUagton, 8.C. ;
0 k! W. HO WARp.:,,.LWWhiagt
jjyyT BROTHERS - - "
HDAILY ROUGH NOTES. .Goldsboro, N.C.
j I jlcDOUG ALD. . . . ...Y.". .Bladen Co.
j. sfcftER AUL,U:.n.if . Marlon, 8j CV
XI, LITTLE,... s. i . . '2 '.' y .Bennetts vUle, S.VC.
j D. ARMSTRONG,.'..w.Joyner,dJ N. C.
j o. H. NUTTALL,..: ...... '.Concord, N.C.
ALBERT LAWSON,........Lumberton, N. C.
jOSES H. ALLEN.. ... .I.'. French's C?k,N. C
G. C. MCNEILL...1. ..... .'. . . .Catawba Station.
Prof.N- B. WEBSTER... I. Dttplln Co.
j vs. S. EVANS. . .v. i.i .... .Stmr. A.- P. Hurt.
i. v. McIVER v:.....1. iiv.i; Jonesboro', N. C.
f i. 31 VG M AM. . MelxineviUe, N. C .
Traveling Affent
HAMILTON McMlIXAN-Pl a, Fayettevllle.
ff. L. GRIER P. XKi Charldtte; j-',-
JOHN G. BLAIR P. O., Chester, si C.- -
" , A SUGGESTION u
The attention of our pulihc speakers
should be turned to the I Central and West
em counties. , There are np wuite v6tes to
be made iu Eastern North Carolina. The
white? there are all Tight jiowy- Let our
ablest men go into Randolph", Chatham,
M wav Montgomery, Forsyth, Wilkes and
a score of other counties, and let the peo
ple har the truth. There is but one Dis
union argument (?) to meet iti; those coun
ties, an. 1 that is the infamous and deliber
ately uttered falsehood that the election of
Seymour and Blair will result in another
war. Chief Justice Pearson and his associ
ate Disunionists are industriously circula;
ting this slander, and it ought to be refu
ted. Our opponents hate no argument to
urge against the Democratic candidates,
and hence thej are driven to 14 all manner
of uncieane8s." They have rip conscien
tious scruples." .Their ; point is to carry
Rorih Carolina for Grant ' and. Colfax, at
ho? sacrifice- of priuciple and honor.
Jonathan Worth is. the man alove all
otiiers to talk i the ptople of lfie"coantre8
we have nauued. We hope he may le pre
vailed on to canvass every doubtful coun
ty in the Central and Western portion of
the State. He has more influence with
those people than any other man in the
State. There are other public men who
might join Gov. Worth ' in thi canvass ;
and, then, there are others still who had
hetter stay -away-? , ,
M WE 'TOLD YOU SO."
We informed the Tgo6d ' people of Wil
mington some time since thatEliasR. Wil
son would never be Treaturer of New-Han
over county that the " truly loil" had
arriv.d at this determination even betore
The sequel fully establiheour statements.
'Lias offered hi bond, it was rejected, and
'Lias goes- up the. spout." -r. We do not
know who Wilson offered as his securities ;
but his bond ,'could not have been worse
than four-fitths bt the Other Radical bonds
given bv the' elect ' in this State. This
is very hard on the old man fully as bad
as the forty-acres-and-a mute swindle on
the negroes. ya. .. , , , t
NOTICE TO AGENTS.
All agents of Carolina Farmer are
respectfully requested to send in the lists
of subscribers obtained jip to the' present
time. Also,' to "sen B tnei? I8 r5Pr y
the gQth Septeqiber Our first number
will be issued in time Jto reach jnearly all
our subscribers by the first day qf October:
The immediate atceutlon -cof agentSjwill
greatly oblige us,
THE O IT
State ofVhera&ometertXeBrdy
At 9 o'clock, A. M.J' " ' degrees.1
! 88
At 3 P. M.,
87
At 6 P. AL,
87
Sidewalks.- If o ur Board of Al
Mermen are openlto suggestions from the
Ku Klax KUn we would recommend thr
adoption of an ordinance requiring every
property-hoIdeE to I makjs a ' respectable
sidewalk in front ol, his property;, This is
the plan in most of the - large cities, and
it k the onlyf &Wbiiobj& ,yr6J&iai: think:
of Xf the owners of property will make
nriceable sidewalks, of4 brick or stonev
the city aBthntn3s "will keepi the
Greets iu order, 4twW isUdjnw
ort of man and beast to say nothing
of the iujproveroent in appearance. 1 i
We notice a large cargo of
ice ha arrived tq Messrs. X E, Lippitt &
. T-'The eatfier 'liem-feaY aisaW
deir (col.) for driving d-,. L . 7rr, r"T?11rKMAWw
reprimanded and .discurirecL
The defendaut had w,vM..L.
thesideW,kt,r,
auu Mas uaooeu n&WM each court. At 1
au 1 enterprUimr UtlmV tiPH
j)erleecenian."
Guess, a few more this Wt of. r4sta.
wou! ftribu;enslaer
fortot Water Sfet iedVs rians l 4
7,
Wni.,MeltonY(col.) , f orj crating; !
... . ... ,.. . . . . . .
.- . r .1 ' ..-
u.V'f .waa amerced in toe sum of f 10V
Mohn Cowan (col.), bn' guilty of
blockading the aide wai kf.and, request ed
to stauil aside by a man and a brother
with a star on' his breastUad tised. "cuss
words; for all of whfch he wks invited Id
spend coupleW weeks in?the city f hotel
upon a diet of breaft and water. nvJ:
r Johu White, whose name; did not, but
conduct '"didv belie vhis color, got "oaa
bender," and wai required Ito .unbend to
a CAivui vsi t7, ; v 1 .
Wnu 8tanleyiLavig ; beenf tnsportecV
by liquor, was transported to tne lock-up
by one oi the city guardians and required
to; pay $5. Ajr uight'a lodging, i which is
considerably y more than he - would have
been charged at the PurceU House. Wil
liam thinks he will go and do otherwise
n,et time. ; ,
Win. Wilev hacj insul teethe dlgnily of
one of our new "perleese" by questioning
his'authhrity antl denying his ability ?to
arrest him, which little piece of fun, as
sisted him to the privilege- of either de
positing $5, or taking; bwarff ! at expense
of the city for 10 days, -
Maria Davis, (cojjjwas found asleep in
the Market House, and sent to. the Poor
House. " - , i
George West, colored," was accused1 by
his wife of havings yjoLatedj, his - married
vow to cherish her until - lifeV end, he
having manifested a desire to end her life
somewhat in advance of i's natarai' termi
nation. Afr. West sfcited. her only desire
was to get a di vorcement, and as George
had repented and apologised for his harsh
treatment of her she hoped His Honor
would not punish him severely. Thi3 be
ing taken into consideration, a fine of $10
and ten days imprisonment was imposed,
the lat er b; ing afterwards remitted by
request of his .wife, r
George Davis and George Hill, two
small sized freed men had been stealing
watermelons, and. will be allowed time for
repentance ia the cells, whero they can be
found at any time during the next six
days. - . ... , - .
: Horace Murray was fined , $5 for being
drunk. , . : ... ... .. .., , ,:
Hike Lavaile, who has been keeping a
nuisance shop in the vicinity of Fourth
between Ann and Nunii :Sts., was up for
iepig xlUwderly - boaee -mBA aeiling
liqiKVT without license. Fined $20. . ., ;
Ezekiel Boston, Otored,' was fined $5
for creating a disturbance. ;
Chas. A. Finch, police officer was up for
neglect of duty. Repnmancled'arid ex
cused. "''
A Littlb More Cider. r-Our
thanks, we speak for the whole office, are
due Mr. Dick Burnett for an acceptable
present in the shape of a demijohn of ex
cellent cider. In fact, so good Was it, that
our Senior, not being accustomed to ar
duous' spirits, labored under the impres
sion that it was wine, until undeceived by
Ye Local, who had. seen and tasted the
'darned thing"' before. As we . con-
c'ude this articleV our
devil " is sing-
ing, in dulcet tone9,
sweet."
' a
more cider.
TheiUttlesteamer of
Capt.
Paddison's, the'Mir 'EUdrior, "which jpar
ri'ed a. party of gentlemen from here yes
terday .to Point. Caswefl to attend the
grand barbecue,' which comes off to-day,
was gaily and handsomely, dressed Out for
tUe occasion with Seymourand Blair flags,
banners, &c. c She also i carried i up a ful 1
band of music,- - CoH WaddelL is ;to - be
ne of the, speakers, to-day, r we are in
formed, v- ' '
The Coiirity'Cdrnmissioiiers
have held meetings for the past .two' days,
but have transacted. nothing except quali
fying Mr H. L3ishop, asl Inspector of
tiuibef, ldnilri &c." iThe bond is 3,000,
and. is signed as sureties by.,Wmi Lark ins
and Tbos.!'H. Jfohtison.s We believe the
"Board get paid $2' per day fof 'each -day
that they meet, which may account proba
bly for their, holding such , frequent ses- 1
fiionsv What's the use of having an-office
if you don't make it pay J3r , , A
,. , We are pleased to announce
to the many friends wbo-hava been-so anx
iously inqniring the whereaboulal Crab
Eater' the long-hairedQaiiSlture of a,
niani that we found him ljleis dis
pensing hiss drugs janoV. nostrums to the
J?eedy. oat oftcbfrjty-
a., small
H 4 IF '
considemtipp.,:;,,
pwapiireetj
turned from Raleisihwoaldiit nbtbe
TTTJ
well for our people to holds,
meeting to enors
gest to the ExeviUiF Comtoittee of the
Democratie Club; that they make some
arrangements to;thi8-ewtv;;:;t"f.
. 4 i:;
hl: hnnii drawn udou the wavs bwu iwi
kwhp. - f ' . ..
,7V ' h ico, inraisn a
J
up yesterday f arid '
.w, ' iTi' ' . rv
fkfll&f Ik UltVail Aitnnn NiMi
didder in r' r!hA?l
A "Av llAx : . M:
.Tuw'",Bl8 1U ur,eiiy, tuere will .ie a
UIJ LUC lIlltLltlClI 171 vft T Uii ifotri I It? a
w UVTll UIO
erable nuisance, does it follow.that au in-
crease in the size of the buiTding will pro-
duewethirikthe new men deserve praise
for their energydAhi f cenders;
auce a corresponding increase of the nui'jjK . .'
Tr .L K ineivDH$ii the meeting.,. After some litflehesitat on
tsance f If so, we .regret to see the shop on - 4., .u...
kuo vuruer woeventn tanri - fAntv t.air,
enlarged.
One of the new policemen,
injthe zealous discharge of his dutv, walk
ed aronnd a block in our city thirty nine
nmes in xne course or six hours. If he
had nteenreivf di 3?r thought ; he?
would have kept tpjuntil : now. X. 'Mj
Th&? rftioarf ; ??and -Blair
Colored Democratic Club is steadily ,1
creasing Jts Hnurnbprs. Thtf.o'rei
are rapidly opening their eyes v the in
iquities which have5 been - practised upon
them. , .
f Brunswick , News Appointed.
Sam Swain, is Sheriff of Brunswick coun
ty, in place of Britt, wno was electedBat
whose lond wasiidt satisfactorv. to'the
Ctmnty Commissioners, although signed,
by Maj. J. C. Manft; SneYiffSchenck, the
Jailor, and somebody else of this stripe.
J. P. Alexander (c. b.) from Massachus
setts,' has-: Tceivejdithe appointment of
Mayor, with the following town Commis-
sioners : ! . f .
Charles' Hudgins, Ja.F H. Dos ier, John
T. Leonard, John L. Wescottnd "Capt."
John, McDonald, (col.) JlcDonahl is said,
by our informant to be the best of the lot.
There is some probability that Wescott
will refuse' We' a ppoi n t men t. '
Inqukst Ai) inquest was held
yesterday over the body ot Mr; Jno. Bre
mer, wh6died early in the morning very
suddenly, and byj request of the jury a pout
mortem examination was made, which elic
ited the fact that deceased had died from
the effects Of heart disease. A verdict in
accordance
rendered.
with
the circumstances was
" . .. JTe-w, AdverOsements. 4
E. Remington & Son Pistolics.of the Jiijchst
killing description.!
6 EC RBT ARTlMMORANiv HdME9TfiA.D AsSO?
CiATiON-See wnat koisays ., .
. RuDOLFa-EiBK-NoUce.tp pemherftHow
rd Relief Fi(empny. .
Rudolph Etdbn To members No. 1 Hook
and Ladder CoT
r.
A. J. Yopp Cape Fear Lodge No. -2. I. O;
O. F.
!
Gbo. R. French & Son Boots and Shoes
at Lowest Prices, j
LiHi of Letters
Remaining iu"$e, Pyst-oilice, Wilmingtoa, un
claimed, August 18,1863."
A. --Saruh Adams, Beck Allen,' Edmoad At
kinson. !
B. -Ch'as'E Baker, Ballard & Huntington,
Mary E Boll, E Bevan, Jerry BlacKmau, Peter
Bluuie, L Boudindt, Mabley Brdcey, PhilUp
Bradley, C F Brook;. B F Bryan, James Buc-k-liannau,
Joel W Burkbardt, Marianua Burr.
C. Dr Canady, Z TJampbell, Ai tbur Camp
Oell, Sarah ColinsA-R Cook, Eliza Cbaduion.
Geo Chavers, Lucy Clark, M Currack.
D. Jas Davis a, Miss E M Davis; P W Da
visSopbir Deldeld; 2, Damont & Co, Q Dove,
Louisa, Drake. L. .
E' M'ustesEovley Jos Rj"Eariey aSC'W; B
EdiTiondson, Geo Everttt. ' " ' H ' 6 u
G. Arthur Gough, A L Green, Henry Green
F Green. f .i c '- o
H. - Maty AH 'II. H ,B Hammond, Harriet
Hargrave,: Jt liafhaway,1 Henrp and How
land, James Hewett-i John Uorton, liiyt Bio -(hers.
'
J.W Sohnson, I Johnson, Charles JoueB,
Emanuel Jones.
K. Johu Keitbly, S Kelly. - .
L. Jeffrey La tube, J W.Lamb, Samuel Lar-,
rinton, RachtH Lark,-J Latta, Jos Lewis, V'G
LocTc; Eiiza Lbftin.! c ' '
M. L Madison, R Malcombc, Nancy Martin,'
Berline MAyden, O A Martin; CMiviarMerarity,
Heqry Middleton, John Moore, Sol Muldrow
John McDoufjald, V McGarityi Jahey MeGarU
ty, John McMUIauj Win McCray, Nelson Mc
Coy, D Mott, M MIMeTiinis.
N. Alice Nelson, Thos F Nixon 2. Guy Nix
on, Lo"tie Nixon. ! -R.
Jas U Reed, G W Roberson, J H Rhodes
2, A T Robertson .i - j..
S. O R Scott, Li Sellers, Emerline Shaffer',
d M Simpson, Daniel Skipper, Exeikel Smith;
L Smith, Stephen Smith, Ed Spann, Eiick Sler
vens, A Staton, John Spateg, John Smith. ;
T. C W Thayerj Martha W Toney, .. .
:...V.-tB M -VjsrrtOnTlfi'f , ; l V: 'Vii:''
W. Tilldy Weot, Henrv West, Huldy Wil
liams, John Wiitiams, Judith Willikms, Lem-r
on WiniauisrMaryj -Wilson, Simon Williams.
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say " AdvertisecL"'
j' ."fExfiiEi.&mitVlsP. MP
tronloetglliniiton, CrAugust 1& f
''' gatur;lugTt li5,"1868. 4
15 t e ,fon; U 49 TAB
t- hStEEFS IS DEAlThla
It awcSnsoaClridrrlh
mer Frevt wh& isaid to beanidaiiy com.4
unicatt6nitia4iis1 W
wvrtaYhatnidnni f
entrance tow -,.TjiHHVfir v " '"T,
tilinh articled 'OfrimTOatsunieni attsM. f : - -- ""
" ...v --vT S :.fr . ? WM. H. JBLKN AR P'S ', I '. . aUg9-271-tf.- . .
i'i' it : n..i.ji.ieri;.anYrtn'i:'A.Pil t. ; apM67-tr y Pi' v.i. KiMs
. "-v-f Wl uie Wi,
tiie Chairman
ot the Board of Commissioners for
Cum-
berand, who presided Over their last mecN
1 - ? . ' a y " ' - 1 . Si - I
"'S lQ - .7 , aigumea .manner, with his
head erect and hi ears backed, we will
give our readers & synopsis of their pro
ceedings. ; We- f egret Hhki the request did
not Vechsus la time toreport-fprthe meet-
The Board was" called to order hy the
'l..i45. ,
' S "' "" rwouKiiBio Know
?caret-lag Frey,; the Clerk; was there, an:
!he supposed tliat was all that was necessa-
'ry. But the Chairman said no j there-was
1 something else required ; he was looking
tf see if the reporter for ; the TA'wasfi
: present ; ana 11 he was-, tuey wouta go on
wth, their business. ; : ; '
! lit seems that at a previous meeting an
article which appeared in the Star, on
fed nlay, the 9tb inst., had been read and
spread upon the minutes,' and on reading
... . - - . . - - .
them on Thursday last; ; oneit the mem
lers i hiqvM Tha'tW attiie' referred to be
exphftged from their proceedings, which
Was carried ; but, carpetlmg FreyS yan
keeingenuity came'to the assistance of the
Chairman in his hour of extremity and
they got the report in again in this way s
"The following report ot ; 'proceedings
as published in the Stab (here comes in
the report) was ordered to be expunged
from the Minutes.'1
The Chairman stated that the said ar
tide had caused him to spend $2.50; that
in order to keep up with their proceedings
he, had been -obliged to subscribe to the
Star for six months. (You only, invested
$1.50, Mr. Cheerman.)
After some time had elapsed and no bus
iness had been brought before the meet
ing, one ot the Democratic members asked
what they, had been called,, together for,?
if there were any bonds to be acted upon ?
The Chairman said no; there was uo bond
to be acted upon, but there was a Magis
trate ( to qualify. Whereupon A. G. Thorn
tou came, forward and qualified as one of
Ilolden's magistrates what can read. The
Democratic member than statetl that he
was opposed to the Board's being called
toget her every other day unless something
of imt' rtance was to be acted upon when
the Chairman gently remindetl him that
the wages had been raised to $3 per day.
and it was now a paying business; butt
tiie member insisted that he would rath
er remain ; at home on his farm than
be running the county into heavy expenses
itor nothinjJt..; itwill thus be sen to qual-
i fy a magistrate costs the county ' eighteen
dollar, besides mileage, which will amount
to considerable when the list is gone
through with,, taking them one at a time.
The meeting was then adjourned, sub
ject to the call of the Chairman, who stated
that he would convene the Board on Sat
urdjry, ther16th int,, at 10 A. M., provided
tiie, reporter for the Star would be pres
nt at hat time.. Never . mind, Jersey,
lou't you distress yourself about us we'll
.always manage to be near enough to know
what, is going on, and we dont blame you
for calling the Board together every other
day until you i getenoughxftin,d;u hand to
satisfy the little execution that is hanging
over yourhead at the present time. Don't
get niad'With us now, and faitt have our
r -port read at. your next meeting, for if our
report is adopted, We expect to sein d in our
bilflor seryievs renk-red. -
' -.v, : ; . J .
Qukky. If it costs the County of
Cumberland twenty, dollars to qualify a
Magistrate what can read, how much will
it cost to qualify one what can't read?
The Chairman of the' Board of Commis
sioners will please answer. J
-"Mr. W&rren Carver, one of
the County, Commissioners recently con
verted 'to Democratic faith, -has gone to
work like a Trojan and promises to carry
bis district by 150 majority for; Seymour
..!.: : ":ft "-"::.. -v .".'. si.-. !
Hnd Blair. . ;
DIED.
Intbiseity. ton Tuesday, the lsthinst., Ma.
JOH N BREMER j aged 33 years, 10 Months 1 and
28 days. He jeaves a widow ahdVtwo children
to mourn tWeir nntimely loss. -His death was
sudden and unexpected, aod will be grievous
ly felt by his be: eaved family and many rela
tives and friendw r , . tr r - j ,
The funeral will take place at 9 o'clock this
jnbrningi ! at his late residence on Third, be
tween Church aud Castle Sireets? thence to
Oakdale Cemete y. r The friends of the fami y
are respectfully tavfted to attend. ; ' ' ;
IS HIBTBY GI?ES TO ALL M Em
bers belonging to the-HOWARD KELEF
FIRE ENGINE COMPANY,No. L tA meet at
their Engine Honse onWednesdar, the 10th
inst. at 5 oksloek P. M., for regular, monthly
naraaeana Tnatoi engine. ii.
fln for, non-attendanee wlll he rigicUy
enforced. By order of the Foreman.j r j
ang gst?agtI- ' -' -J :secrtary
HI ' f
90
BAL1ES CJOOD WAT,
ifJPor
1LLARD BRSiJ
E TlJ'I 3Ki& vJfifft1 Sorth rWatertSl
BERNARD. Affout,
New Yotk .'and Uortk. Oaxolina
: STEAMSHIP LINE.
thr-itke FASt sailing steamship.
" 'a - i
vspwinruwjsLii,
WILL AKRIVE TUESDAY, AUG.
TT isl and leave our wharf between Dock
and ' Orange ' streets,' for the : above Tort. on
THrjRSpAY", iAosust, auth. T t
This Line will comprise the following
FAIRBANKS: ,f
wu p m.Ynv
. . .uaft. A. Honmx..
Wm. Poweijl.
J REBCCE A CLY DE . . . .
" O. Chichkstsk.
J ohu MooaSL 5
MART SANFORD. ....
TVith sneh addttloaal Menmers M naajr
I be Required to meet the Te
or tne Trade.
Sailing from Jf EWrYORR every
"if
'- WEDNESDAY AND "SATUPJkY
At 4 P MM from Pier 15 E. K. foot of Wall 8t.
Tne attention of SHIPPERS ? Is called to the
LOW BATES and GREAT FACILITIES offer
ed by tbia Lane. , s ; l ,
. "MI Xkws Prdfiiplly Paid, r
THItOTJOn BILLS OF LADING riven to
FAYETTEYILLEN; and all points on the
Wilmington, cinanotte ana u. K. itoaa, wxi
nifiigton & Weldon R. Road, Wilmington And
Manchester R. Road, and their Connections.
ror irreignt engagements, apply to
WOBTU & DAJNLEJ
Agent in If ew York, - ,
Agent.
104 Wall, Corner of South Street.
''ngjm:r;v-. ?jtvt; t New xYevkvu
to any person who will furnish ns with the
name of any House or Honsoe who can sell
j CLbTHiisrq-
As WELL MADE at as LOW. PRICES are
now being sold by the undersigned : r
Coats. . ...... .. . . . .at'$I 00
Pants.... ...!.... I o
Testa....
II'dltTs.
Socks...
.......ar
.ai
80
1
IO
15
10
it
Faper Collars, pe box
...at
Linen t piece.
And every thing else in pvoportien. .
BOYS' r CLOTHING,
In abundance, .at LOW PRICES.
wcaifc suits
" Hade to order
. . ...
AJfl WAKBAJfTED TO FIT)
... . . . -IN A
HAAS & CO
. Clarendon. Clothing House.
augl8-273-tf
Coffee Crackers-Rice.
BAGS TEIME "
BAGS GOOI and OEDINART Do.
JQ BAGS LAGrTJATBA COFFEE 54 ;.
JQ MATS JAVA COFFEE ;
OA Bbls. and -to Boxes LEMON CRACK-
ERSr
Of Bbls. and SO Boxes SUGAR CRACK-
JEBSi
gQ Bbls. and SO Boxes SODA CRACKERS
Jg; Bbls. GINGER 'CAKES 1 t
Boxes GINGER;SCII9 APPS ; .: . .
Tiei-ces PRIME 8. Q. RICE
A ff Boxes and! i Boxes ADAMANTINE
ttUV CANDLES
CJQ Boxes PALATINE CANDLES
f Boxes TALLOW CANDLES j
Jnst? received, and wliich, we offer to the
trade at the lowest market rates. . v
ADRIAN &
: Corner, Front and Dock Street,
WILMINGTON-N. C.
augl6-271-tf
LOOK AT THIS
I DAL BB AIDS Former Price
$4 OO Now Selling at $3 OO
Wormsly at 9S 50 Jf ow2 50.
Cantons at 1 ew $1 25, '
aTuII Stock Of BOY'8, STRAW 'HATS, In tike
proportion.
My Summer Gogds must be sold.
ANDEUS05S Hat St re,
augll-72-tf No. 0 North FronrsU 1
COTTON TIES.
JjN STOB AAD FOB SALE, AT THE
owest market price
40 Tons Beard's Celebrated
PATENT LOCK
B' troKiiiE 'T fare i-
These .Ties- bare JTeesobyua for the last
two sea tons, and havte iscettd aanparlor En
dorsement br Ptantsrs to any er used.
; ' ' ,L S MURRAT CiOt
AEBIKGT0N,
OFFICE J$ rClTJ '1HQTEL,ZD'FWQB
ont JlajotXStxae 1
auk DBobkeu
OF BECORD BOOKS,
up at snort -notice anu on- tiiauro wib, jowvuva hw . . ; . -
- a . . . . - . . :; . . . . . , . . . i . r . . . . - .
DRY GOODSr &CL
-AT TUEr
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A FEW coss CT Tirosn -
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TO
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i BroTra and BleafcliVd
- , - t ' ; - i fc C;
ti-iidrSheiin
7 thePopvlaITctov
est Cash PrioeC
AH Summer; Coois
Will be Closed Oat et
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1
Greatly Reduced Priced'
To make room for ! ,
PALL AIIDi WINTER?
. - -.w .-. j. ,! .' ..it t...V ',. ..t,,,
3 TO 0
U A-
AT YOUR OWIT PRICC,
(PijdrrWed it be Prime Cost.)
IU S; WALDROrtf yVt
Ho. 4 Sonth Front
a; .a
.';...'., tfext to hechwnge Comet1
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i
23Market Street
WI HATE OFE3Et OTJB
STOCK with a ftdler Xfne e Steyto sma fta
cy DRY GOODS; eentlirtinff Sf
snk8?v;. -:x:x;u.
X Grnftr??n: 1
f.--.
Mozambianw. t-.v
41 lAWEJ,
Bareges,
- Tanaartineft. '
IMI
WHITE GOOfiS
Jaconets, Swisses Cheeks, Mans, Nsnsoeas,
Brilliants, Marseilles, Bleashed and Bxowa
Shirtuffs. i J; ... : '
E3IBROIDERIE3, ;
Edgmflra, rihwrtmfcsC, .v
" " SIIiK BIANTIiEfJ
Lace. Grenadine, caaaimnr anil Bsreirs f
.il'.'.i
' . AUAWL.
Diaper, Tcelte Setin,uttcTria
nintsGloVesiMitts,Hosiery wt-
Readjr-made CIotbilif arul Tiiel
''XX' :j?;king;
- OTJB STOCK has been purchased rTCttS
THE LATE ADVANCE, and tberefdrs
Mes ns TO 8 ELL blew present prices. . Lis
amine onr Styles and qualities andyoarU
feel it to year interest to-bay. ? !( 5 1, i bW :
iaberal ; ffertsA - to,t7X:cli2d.
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t r. -ST -.. -f
Apru 20, a rau iimkw uun aryiei
fiats,-' -' '' :"r
Sifts. ' " J- -vi'i ?
banns . v.-'
. . : i lapC3j j. , j
; ' OrrinrztX
'OoTlenaf eT?srtrsc n(i( "ItrV
ter Goods stTowex priiP tlsa jtzj- Lcci
add of JCew ToUc. v . . j; ,; ;
;?ii.-';
r': 4 - TOST CTSTC3.- 1
i a v . Ar- -t 1 ' S
TXSF1XD f - t A .
TEX3fCi 8ATTSF1XD) f
JO'to fraudulently iiuitist.
chants, Ac., hava heea na t L t
hereby grlS notice, that malls will be deit
ed at this offioe onlr to netsons addressed,
upon their written order, and to persons;
known at this offlea to be fully anihprized to,
Shirtings
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SPRING i , SUMMER
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