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FJ'ZxE2iYS&S?r- VoL Vn-I7o. 120. WILIiniGTOII, IT. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. : 187L X7holo Uoi LOGS
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nETEOBOlOUICAI. BCCOHf
February 0 187L
n.w Ther- -
mom- 'Wind,
eter. eter .
80:24 47 Vwlresb
80:14 JO Sverybak
80:18 65 3 W bris
Time.
Wealher
732 A.M.
Clear..
Clear.
Clears
4:32 P.M.
11:32 P. M.
Mean temperttare of the day, 55. V
'N b. Ralnrall on the 18th aboald read 0:28
inch, Instead of 28 Inches. ;.
Barometer corrected for Temperature' and
Elevation. .'
- i EOBKKT 8KTB0TH, J .
v . ;8erg?t 8i(nal eerrlce U. 8. A.
ClIURCn DIRECTORY.
8t. Jatea (EpiU), ... ;. C
QuiDquajfe'Blma, Feb. 19: ; .
Morting Prayer at 11 A. M.
Evening Prayer at 5 P. M j : -
Sunday School at 8X P. M.
Ath Wednesday; February 22 " ' '
Mornlne Prayer at 11 o'clock.
, Evening Prayer at 5. o'clock.
;., LkNTKN 8KVICXS.
Joint dally aerrlces at Bt.1 James and 8t.
Joan's Parishes throoKhont Lent nntll Holy
Week: - ...... . .
.Daily, Morn to sr. Prayer at 7 o'clock on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday at St James'.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8t
John's.
Daily Evening Prayer at 5 o'clock on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday at St. John's.
On Thursday, . Friday anl Saturday at St.
James'. . . -
MEW ADVEBTI8EHEHTM.
Hsimsbbrqkb's Live Book 8tore, 89 Market
street Pianos, Organs, Ac,
Ivisok, BlxxxmIh, Tatlob fc Co. Now
Keady; A Short Course of English Grammar.
A. Popb. W. A W.; and W., C. & A. Rail
roads. . .
C. D Mtebs & Co., Ho, 7 North Front st
English Crackers Fancy Groceries.
Georgk R. Frinch & Sow. Boots and
Shoes for Gents.
Grbbm & FuLmrBK, Apothecaries and Drug
gist Garden Seed.
J. F. Gaerkll fc Co. Fine Horses for Sale.
City Court.
The following cases were disposed of yester-
Amos Lucas, in old offender, arraigned on
the charge of &belng a defaulting witness,"
was required to foot the penalty and costs.
Handy Williams, charged with disorderly j
conduct, was found guilty and required to pay
the penalty and costs. V v '
Ilea. Jeffersos. TVls.
Yfe were shown, on Sunday a letter from
Hon. Jefferson Davis, dated at Memphis,
Tenn., and addressed to a promlnent colored
tmrhor nf t.hla ptv vhn xr.a traiiiut mamk
.u,.v ua ..v
the war: -The letter abounds in kindly expres-!
sions of Interest Jn his present and future wel
fare, and concludes with the assurance that he
will pass through this city some time In April
next, when he will meet him in person.
Celebration.
The Howard Relief Fire Engine Company
celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of its ex
istence as an organization, vesterdsv. bv a pa
rade in full uniform through all the principal I
itreets, accompanied by a baud of music.
Their beautiful steamer, the 'A. ! Adrian,0 to
gether with the hose ? reel, were handsomely
decorated with wreaths of evergreens and al
together made a; handsome appearance, at
tracting ranch attention along fthe line of
march, 'rz t ; ,'".Tv..
The festivities of the. day were closed by a
ball snd collatloB ati night, 'which was; no
doubt very much enjoyed by the company and
Invito! tMc: i; .
A Hove la tt kUa-lii ireetlen
We learn Uiattheemploeeaof the Wllmlng
ton, Columbia asd Angnste Railroad (formerly
Wilmington and 'Manchester) have organised
themselves Into ' a . co-operative r Association,
and
their
eavlcg
FnAAnMipMi rtv frt fjs4 tit liAw-Jt Ak-rm InmA
to hold TnieeUng Wednesdiy" evening, at
Hibernian rt.Tli fot; the purpose of guUrly
" - . ".
organizing themselves Into a co-operative as
sociation, of joint stock : cMnpsny, with the
view of eptnlng ar coopsiTe'storeat'sn
early day, and to make arrangements for open-
Inc hnnV rA.'"lh4r1tlrTi to ' the ' Wnltal
.tock. vTaflnvlto
interest lA the matter to! aa'
T I--'f '
;Beara efAMermm 1 .
1: '
The Board
oard met In regular semi-monthly set-
lon las
A ordlnaSceepealing the Srd sectioa of an
ordlaance euUtled."An OrdlnaneeicWemiug
1S71 WA fWVWt :-t-fi 'oviKVf- ,
a 111.- 1 1 r 1 m . . . S .
Rumley; .rrjftjr, .abated'; to;
confer with the PresldWandeaparinUndent
of the W: W 'K.f relative to Bridge
cros,me,iaporf
bridge
said road'
The
ported ;
on safe
the city
fftructed without delay. Report accepted.
A prbposlttott of j Crtj UKlelp MXrada
Wood street from the centre of Rankin street
to the centre ot Miller Ultteti k6t6rdpg o a
plan furqlabed by Jsmes'ifcrowniras prefer
red to the Mayor and Marshal, with power io
Petition for a gas lamp" at'the & -E.1 orper
of Dock and Fifth streets, was referred tal&e
Committee on Streets snd Wharves. ?JL .'
Petition for a gas lamp oo the, corner of Han
over and Second streets was granted; fi.
A petition from a number of Commission
Merchants la relation to -the iak e1 sales In
excess ot $U0,0pO was xe,fsrrtd,to Special Com
nittes on Real EsUta and Bpeclal Taxes. .. i
A commanLatlon from ths Mayor asking
ud spurned to oeetl bii, next
uu..UK kUSJ.i.wT1. u.v vj"..kUw ' 'PrnrM.'nr h( itv jar. Asno, :
month's tSppMSs of rgrocerie. Jointly, A.TTr' 'L'V eZZZL bUy of Wilm
by the operation "about "T per cent. i-T in
that no appropriations made mrtu he could resold tion a an amendment to theameod- Managers hea f had read, lrom the
present,"&c. waj-ortefedtb-bV spread aent t; .'..-.y s j, w j5!-i vt , : a Sentinel, tbe proceedings of a meeting as
ponths mlneteeTa tzaivrrr : -Besotted by the Senate ol Nortb. Carols above, in which, amoflg other things, they
; 'rr 8uudaj
Sunday was terUitriv the lovalleAtriav nf I
- "rf f rrx.
.- , ine njat man In the rlzht ptace A hus-1
band at home la the evening:.
8trairberrrr tines and peachr trees are in
Dioon in icr&e ox the ctxdens of this citv.
; - llirv Jm nrmttiT An WAn ontari
cripple, was sent to thePoor nousayester4ay.
iA'colbred-inale patteiUrarrlnted w.'
missioa w enier tne uiiy uospita. yesterdsy.
The deer chase, -which wss to have come
off at the Fair Grounds yesterday, was post
pened until the latter part of the Week.
- Amos Lucas and Handy Williams both
colored, were sent to the Work House yester
day, the former for eight and -'the" latter for
thtrty days. '
In response to several inquiries, vre an
nounce that tbe drawing of the Alabama Im
migrant Association will take place at Mont-
gomery to-morrow. :i :! -,c k , 1;: . ,j
5 Wo learn that an Interesting religious re-
viral was commenced" in the Fifth' street M. I
E- church on Sunday evealng, there being six
nenltenU at the alter. .
The female members of the First (colored)
Presbyterian Church will have a tableaux and
festival in the Armory room at the City Hall
thl. and tomorrow . : . .
In the Senate on Saturday Mr. Norment
Introduced a resolution in favor of Henry
oiggBt ror services in capturing sck mc-
Laughlln, a notorious murderer and thief, and
one of the Lowrey gang.
There wUl be a Concert and Exhibition at
Red Cross Street (colored) M. E. Church on
Jn
Wednesday night, the proceeds of which will
be appropriated to a fund for the purchase of
a Library for the churchy
An inquest was held on Sunday over the
body of Nellie Dry, better known as Nellie
Cazaux, a well known colored woman who
died suddenly In this city on Saturday last,
-rr 1 1 j ..it. & 1 I
Verdict death from natural causes.
Msj. J. C Mann, Clerk of our 8uperior
nAnrf .n .Tno-- r PrMmtA who ho hPn
rnnnfl to hi. room with a vere illness for
appearance on ear
?Va ,
'Sm,n.
some weeks past, made bis appearance on our
streets for a few moments yesterday,
A beastly intoxicated colored man was
picked up on the streets yesterday and carried
to the Guard House on a dray. He was too
drunk to know anything of the circumstance.
In his pockets were an 1 empty bottle and a
twenty-five cent greenback, the latter of which
just paid his drayage.
--The' lertnra nf Rtahort Olbbona for the I
benelit of Mt Olivet Council No. 9 Friends of
Temperance tekes place , at the theatre .this
evening. We are , glad ' to learn that there
have been numerous accessions to the Conn
much good In the community., .; ' .: ; . '..s
. We have been requested to state that our
oiUzeos, and especially M la&e, Who" Wish to
visit the Rosenvlok Gardens at Magnolia for
IU vusv vt auaaiua tuvu wnu vvtwtiu jv
erSf Ceaia prooTire rctoro tickets Joir "Oa I
Newbury, iproprietor or the .gardtas.
Parties can leave at 6 o'clock A. M. and, after
dining at reduced rates at the Mlddlston Ho-
tel, can return to the city In the afternoon.'
Tlae Coaeeit. ' I
The grand eoertofvoealandinstnimental
music came ofTat the Theatre last eveningana Some doubts may be.entertained of the ef
was attended by alarge, select ianiiapprecla- flcacy of the bill, but I;bope the' Senate
"tlve aadlencev; ,Cwing" to.the drowded: cPudl- m passives it Is the best We can do in
tlod of oar columns and . the -.lateness of the. the interest Of the Btate ? especially, as I
hour we are unable to enter upon any extend- am told by the Treasurer; that the Sheriffs
ed notice of ths concert Suffice It to say at of Wake ahd'New Hanover cotinties alone
present at least', that the. appreciation ot the
efforts of all concerned was evidenced bythe
niwnvi. j a I
the Misses Wllsonand MisaBurr-was simply,
charming and would compare .'ravorawy-witn
mat OI tne moss ceieorawo. TucauBia wia.uaro
Solo, and professor Grabaii. In his xecifitlon
W? e PtoJP
fect.mastere.or
uivbit''Mtn WV thft-'nrAdned called
KI.V' fhJvMw1nMl! called
1911111 B kS HIUO nwivu vmwj f"
LrsxiuWof rSt
jsowfcrof welua
font yearey tkaasaddenly: iecoTeredat.The
I . - ' . . ' r-iH't .f.,'
I .v a ..vtnt. unH trn tin trttn
her now, -
itCaWS
.0,1
s li'tt-j- vd' ba-i-0l'orihe.Btar;. 1
I8th of February, Inst., pnte a fesrfolrkd L
... ( T I i
cotntof Kne wiUUm of, Prussia, nowJCmi
psrorbITIjQermaaj,h
domiolons uigf-i 'KiQ
JtortbSc
RITEB AMD HABIHB HKWS.
- v i'Tv MoarUT, Feb. 20. r
The name of Holmes Hols, nesr Martha's
Vineyard, Massschbsetts, well known to navlf
gators, is to he changed .to.Vinsyard Hayn :
i Hfff'.X, f-;o-f SENATE. 'fii3.r-.: ;-.r
.,i,-tii7 ui;j j;iFBiBATf Feb,17j 1871. ,
The SpecW Order, being,, Mr. Speed's
resolution relative Jo 0ov...Caldweli;smes-i
iwaatakeffPt).' -vA-" i
TbeimBdnteni of Mr, Graham,, of Or-
anire. was takejnjBPr .? "-tt '" '
Mr McClammy onerea tne xoiiowmg
c - f - i . 1 1 .z
k...M.t.A. I everappeareq on car uuimi ,fr. V- .
jt i-j .-t . . Tn r , . o , uawtnorne..coiorea, movea to iav n on i .... ... , . -, .
a repetttioq ataa early day,-,.1 I f . The yeas and, niys were called and the 7?, ...
x . in i . ii it i asaiaiT t - cm - - j - ' - w ' j m.
iCHAS, DiMYEESACO ;
of ifi !....:- h.
uonortne peopieandthe accompanyiog
aocumenta be returned to Hia Excellenrv I
by the Speaker of the House of Represen-
tatiTes who is requested ; to inform thd I
""'ww us wuuo iuu utawsi ossein-
OIJ uaa no aisposiiipn 10 treat ma -news
J?tb. "P"? -!n. the
55! Sf
yet in the opinion of this General Assem-1
biy, the communication' ' aforesaid . is im ' Cross examination ; Know of no meet
proper in tone as well as substance, uncall- ing to pat down whippings ; it was lin
ed for by the . occasion, unwarranted by derstood !that i f this meeting was? beld
, law and without precedent in " the - annals
ot this Btate. - ' . - V- n '.; u:
Alter iurtber discussion, the resolution
and . amendments were , laid k npen ' the
table. p - -i -V i : a
Resolation directing Senators ia -Con-1
gress, and requesting Representatives in
thesame body, to use their influence in
srettinsthe disabilities' imposed bVthe
fourteenthamendmeat removed, ; Passed?
Hymao, col.,' only voting in the negative.
sgatave.'
' KesolutiOn appointing ' committee 1 of
three on part of House and two oa part of
Senate to examine the Treasurer's book?,
native to the debt of the State, prior to
J.Ji and amount Of deU contracted
Sfaa J7A
"l?? to PV on the
missidiiers' to appoint alrioance Commit-
tee lor tneir respective counties, "With cer-1
tain powers. 7 rassea eeoona reaamg. p.
IT. rnl. w..w - a 1 ;; I
mi. hut uvigu w- iuiiiuu, tuai ' muu
committee snairnot receive pay -jot more
than twenty days In one year; -Adopted,
Mr. Speed offered an amendment that
no member of the Board of Commissioners
should serve on the Fiosnce Committee. :
-Bill then paseed its-third-reading. - :
aj .- i5ii-? gVfrwv : PeK lfi"
4 Mr
Ir "Olds: a resolution' relative lo revenue
ir vius, aresoiuuoa rciaiijeio rBTeuno
, proposed an increase of $5 per cent,
law,
op last vears tat to be levied thisear:
mvLiu - i.'.s V.'V.. i - I
iae uni reiaung 10 ine penneniiary oe- 1
g ibe special order , was aimottneed by
fhe Chair . ftTinronrifttcs' SIS OOO' tft nav
contfactota lor J work pit Penitentiary.
I ti. -a zl o-j fucof I
The bill passed its reading, year' 21
nays 8 " i..t .?. ?a
"inotlon of :ylea'u:
.. Jrf,
ded, brdefed to be engrossed and trans-
mittArl 'tn'ihtr TTonkflL A ' i to ;5o-- I
pk. raAki nn ; cin-ikw.
:-v"? r "fCt-rrr
wortn ana Uias upon joint committee r.0
ascertain inaebteaness of the Btate. v mmwuj ouereu uu givcu, me jioswu
Mr. HcCljtminj askedjeave to ihtfoduce tion announced that they would rest lor
rorklnflAn-rrrttoo-rt rrronf!' "leoirinrt the Present. '
the Treasurer to inform: the Senate wheth
er.f?5 Coe- P081.0118,? P?4 f&
still drawing their salaries.!
Mr. Jones moved to take tip bill rela
tive to delinquent sheriffs. .
Mri- Jones said: i--;--X(i,:i0 .
k Mf v Rresidenti I move tbat the' riileB be
suspended in order to take, up and: put
unon its several readings the ' House Bill
relating to judgments agatnsts the sureties
of defaulting Bheriffs. It-48 weir known 1
of that a bill Mssed at thtf last WittdoA of
c ' ' -
. m ' - - - -of . '-m
L- -..i:.- wi .r I
IKT,:
AamUr Knia r i;nn.),u
to cafa parties, this bill was so eviscera
to certain parties '"thi4 bill was so evisoera-
td aato1ea'il:donbtfnl vhflthar ludo--
Tnfcnt-iatfllw fafcen avafnat the. tirtf of
.1 j.t..m.. ti..J4t. -u,i rv;n
- -
are in arrears to the Btate nearly, if - not
qwtj (tlOO,KK)) -onrhundred thousand
third
readiDgs. -
t.. a; ,r!0 - , - . - - r ;
- u "HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES.
ms fl .-J-.. V io 1071
At bill to ; authorize, -the
incrtnn in make a ennvevanrn
ingipn W? inaKe a conveyance
fee. siaaporCert
I tt-
ltowloat totel yeas;
. " af Arndwrna Wd&iiti rAVL
the speeiai arderi fen next ti week i at
11
OClOelCirj i6v 9rii fii ;tt tisli d&c:ig d:!T
r i After Along debate tbe- motion of Mr.
Stradwick to poatiMMie 1 was pat . and: re
Reeled by a vote otyeas S8. nays 45.-;. .i
taSyeonaeni Mr. HerriaiBtfodncedstbill
cBtaeBd the: GoMUtntixm ottha State by
!0HslrijiirecttoBr6VartM
1 - . . n ...
'ByeoBseatMf. Jasttce offered avbin-.to
ascertain the just Sad legal debt of North
Carolina : referred. HT as.Jw!;,: -it r
La .The Chief usticeappeared' and ' took
tne unair.
. Theo. NL Ramsev called, and. sworn :
Tie certified to ibe files of the SmttneUht
1R7nvhihUAd; . '
.The.Mapagers3 theii ''offered to put" dn
evidence tbe original of the bhofiher
to sboviibe cause ot the bitterness asaiast
fthnfrn itv AlatTittOftfti k HjkuI kX 1
Mr. McCorkle objected,, on the ground
.of.itatopeteeylr ' Tytr9A
Chief Justice allows the Shoffner bill to
be fwd.,,f ..lt,s YiiMvrnr
c: 7. McAlisler're-called : There was
a publwSpiBeetiAgini A1P&bc
banoni8th:caanar,ld70: thinks
jeise
mrant. presided; If read vthe proceedings in
l the Sentinel soon after that meeting, and
i .1 i.ikir !
mey were correctly repuncu;
POTnggaBP-BPgnraag. or 1liousneas,' Constipation of theBowels, Ti T XT fl. A fl Tl Q
-n;ir'TnlMt0tn -Wni-inwifltom "NT Scrofnlons diseases and Skin diseases, as X.XVJL X. ,V--Vf jJL; kJ
Bill to consolidate the JNorth western JN. i;rnT1t- WtnrjleBiJBlotcheaand Boila.-Itia '
a suspension of the writ of
Aabeai eorpiti.1' c ; n ? ,.n
. Col McAUster? Vptv nnn .ftir th
death bt Outlaw it was proposed to call a
meeting to express condemnation of the
aci: on inuraaay jc eaerauriroops axnTea
in u ran am; quite a crowa, there, .out no
r wa8 hldi idnot go; I wished
to.free toactaiidnot.be at the point
of bayooets.'
the troops would not come ; the object of
the meetin&r was to condemn lawlea acts:
most of the whippings were before the
meeting was held : none since the passage
rQf the Shoffner act: both parties partici-
pated in the meeting, to some, extent: a 1
large number . of Conservatives present ;
Mr, Albright, Clerk of vthe Superior Court,
was in the f meetineO was called, excused
HrrfSelfin a few rarksrhe it a Ttermbli-
can: Dr. Moore. J.E. Boyd. Lonff and I
others, published after as Ku Klnx.l were
present. - v ' '" "i ''
The Managers then' offered tbe - .tele-
grams from the Hmsboro, office, - being
the dispatches of Bergen to the Governor;
Hancock to Burgen; ;Hunnicntt toar-
8H Burgen to Hunmcutt-all ju relaUon
gram from Secrete Richardson to Josiah
Turner, Jr., mquiring about the firing on
sirs. Turner, and : .his reply ; also CoL
l.V." tt x--.L m t
vuuMictii;riu uuu. ousiau a uiucr. 01. 1
jjeave was granted, . ana aocumeuts were
read. )V. :, - WW) i :
The managers then offered, from, flies of
the hentinel, to prove ,ibat the Governor
bad a knowledge ot .the outrages, tortures
and cruelties of Kirk and Bursren. The
defence objected. The Chief Justice de
cided it Was competent,1 and a telegram
o.a w n k- c.d
from Balisbuiy, JN to the 8enttnel,vrw
then read, giving an account off Kirk's
arroaia in Iraavcoll frnnntv
r""' """': f-
The Managers-also read a telej
legrsm to I
pcnwtt. uuit-oviu, irom niusuuru ,
Einng anfaccount of the arrest of citizens
ot Alamanrft. ann th- hunminr flf wm. I
ot Alamance, and the hangi
Patten t: also a telegram to
VJJm
.T;L:, 7 rl"LTlT. -Bm Vr
Mr. Moore,
announcing his
arrest VJ LaeuVHannicntt, Apg. 5th.
Horn W.'H. BatUe,'C. F. Young, Bena
tor"I:-' Grab-aml wenTthen sworn: and after
w.u.u'--ia.J... a. ix.Z
" s""w vc Ui
su.r. iwuuidh. ox xvowan : oruer iuai
: - a ' . a- n : 1 . -a it it . aoj
the respondent be allowed till the 23rd ol
February to open the case.
ni Mf. McCorkle.'stated that upon : inquiry
be' bad ascertained 'that the defence has
so far' subpoenaed 80. witnesses.
Mr. Warren moved to strike but . Thurs
day and insert Tuesday next. "
The question being on the amendment
of Mr; "VVarren,-fixing Tuesday, the yeas
ana nays were aemanaea, ana tne motion
Was lost, yeai 15 'i ; nays 26. , .
if ' 'A a A -.a mt.H'
-: Th nrtRstirm tYtenr rtftinor on th nrlcinal
Wderl allowihff the defence till Thnredav
nexi tbe motion Prevailed and the order
aoopted' '
: MrJbnesthen moved that the Court
adjourn tiirThursday; at 11 Al M. The
I motion Wwvai ted knff the Conrt adionrned.
w:,.'.,-- - : -
AYEa'8 AGUE CUBS never fails.
1 so
. Tans AYIR'S PITJLS for all the purposes of
a purgative, ror constipation, xnaigestion.
Headache and Lirer Complaint.' Byanirersal
sveoord ther.are the best of all purgatives for
Fer vTostghs srd Threat Dlsocdera
use Brown's" Bronchial Proches,,, havinjr
imrved tneiB emtaencyoy a test or many years.
" x nave never onangvu uy muu roBpecuag
them from the nrst, excepting to tmnk yet
better of that which 1 began thinking well
tl.OOd Rxwabp is offered by the proprie-
I oal Uiacovery for a mediolne that will eqnal it
JU xne CQ oi aii loose aea8 wr. wnwa.H
1a rMnmnumflmt ' ltnonff wnle are severe.
acute or lingerina: Cougha, Coasnmption In ita
sui
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V 'rv JT -;:;:47 Market Street;
Branett Store, cor. 4B and 'Hanover.
feb 2l-tf
jfinetorses ior aie,(
iTovZ Prop' nolasses.
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SCHEDUIJ3 OF CQNXMEG1TON; WITH
PEE DEE BITEB , IiAUDlKdS. . i
TTNTILTUBTHER NOTICE the . Steamer
U HALCYON will run as follows on the Pee
14 River:.
L606 Mody8 (on arrival
ifdlaSfa
EeturninK Leare Cheraw Wednesdays, and
9919 withup Passenger Train for WJlr
. Leave Pee Dee Bridee Thursdays for lower
iandinsrs.
Keturainsr Arrive at image Saturdays. .
A. POPE,
; feb 21-St Gen'I Fi eight and Ticket Ag't.
NOW READY t
A M Course' of Eiiflisli firaiM,1
By SIMON KERLh A. 1L, AUffUor of First
Lessons in Entrlish . Grammar." " Common
rTo
School Grammar." u Composition and i Bhto
)i".,c. One vol, 240 pages ; Price. 7$ cents.
this book Is the result of much study, ex
nance and reflection : and no pains have
This book is the result of much stndy, ex-
w " oeyona au jusi erounaa
ox cnucai censure. The oondf tinn and vtLnta
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vanoedstate ot philological scienoe, and the
work has been modifledaccordinjrlv. so as to 1
place it in the front rank of new and improv-
ed productions. . The following . are some of
thepoints to which special attention is in-1
vited : 1st. The book is. small, yet it Is suffi
ciently comprehensive in outline; and not de
ficient in necessary, detail. 2d. It consists of
anoral course toUoWed bya course of Text; In
accordance with that method of teaohinr Into
whicli the best schools have graduaUy fallen
by experience. 3d. The classification throTurh-
out is new, original, ana proDaDJy tne most
4th. All thlnars relating to the rame subject
nave oeen mougnt toetner ; wnile all trashy
qnacke
incumbrances, all useless generalities, and a:
$ry oi expedients, nave oeen caretuny
ed. fith. The book excels in method.
exciudi
clearness
pithiness; brevity and complete-
neas ; in its definitions, illustrations and exer-
cises : in practical utility and adaptation to
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the schoolroom; and it is strictly naiire,-aot
an imitation or .la tin or ureeic uramimars.
We shall be pleased to have the work enter.
siyely examined by teachers, and for U
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IVISON. BL.AKBMAN. TATXOB A CO..
US and 140Grand St.. New York.
feb21-2t
NEW STORE
AN ENTIRE STOCK OF "
Hew arid Fresh Goods
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JLUU1S, -iiaVl tX UO.f
OF
203 Church Street, N. Y.
Have opened a branch house at
23 Market Street,
where they will. keep, constantly on .hand, a
a LARGE STOCK ot '
STAPLE AND FANCY ,
BE AOXrM ADE COTHING,
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES,
JE ANSt 1IATS.
: BOOTS. SHOES,
i!
K6ti6n6
and everything contained in a
First-Claaa. JJry..oodB Hoose
.nn
We will be able to sell you Goods as CHEAP
. ... . t.'j. .. . ; . .: . .i: it . j i t
as they can be purchased at any . r . . . .. . .., i
NEW TOSH JOBBDrQ nrs,
as our goods are; purchased , front, first hands
in large quantities, and ;as v.. , n;iA:. v.j !
THE FIRM RESIDE LST NEW TORfi, ,: .
will have all the advsattagesTOf the market
16 ',hi'ic?.
,We shall make a SPSCLAUTT, ..,
bbaDT-Made CMraiJGanA,,::t..,.:.rTr.
" :GEKTSVFUBNISBaGOOr8;
and guarantee to suit everybody sd southern.
Cheaper tban any other Ilocsd,
In all our Goods, ve fumxutlee to give yon
perfect satisfaction both in price and osaiity,
Ifcax & H. F1SHBLATE & BBQ. -
will superintend our bvslnessr in ils: city.
They retnrn their .thanks . to Xh jublio ,for
their i'patronage, and By kntt and strict
attention to basiaees, eollctt the eontbiuanee
of the sanre"""!"'. . -: . ... ... . - f Wb 17-nalw
-'srT:
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. fi- EYEBY KIND. -
CJUGAR WAFER
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FRUIT BISCUIT. Ac.,
Ot AS D. MYERS OO
( v 0 i i North Front vimtV
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PIANOS, v
7VVvr&MLODEONS,
.Jor sals at.
febUtf,
; UEINSBEBGKR'8.
Family BiWe.
E
EC KITED this day a large stock of Tamf.
lymoiea. , .
IIMNSBERQER'S Live JJook Store,
febUtf ; . . -
STANDARD WOhKS.i I :
At y I : ' HEIKSBEBGSBS.
For Gentc.
A ft 11 assortment of
DTessBoots&Slioes
' embracing all the . -new
styles for Spring
wear.
GEO. 11. FRENCH sSk SON,
'SO Nortb Front SI.
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PEREEIPT0EY BALE
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ATsAUOTIOK.
CRONliY, Anclioneer.
By CROLT MORRIS. J
ON Tuesday next, 21st irsti at 11 o'clock
. A. M., we will sell, at Exobange Corner,
THAT VALUABLE
O T -44x140 F E E T
Situated upon east side . of Second 'between
Princess and Chetnut; street, upon ,
i. wbicnrtherS is a
Three (3) Story Brick .Dwelling
' . . " .
Containing seven rooms. Out-houses of
Brick. , . ' .
'. TEXM3 AT. SALE. 1
feb l-eodts Th 8at Tn r. . -.r-. -i . ;
ijPie Cape Fear Guano
JL8 a complete Fertilizer, representtng bone
and meat in proper proportions, to'perma-
nently imp rOT the land,"
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Chemist.
0LBH0RTH STaTR
i:.
XT. C. BACON, LARD. AND BUTTER, .
J3 j.. Forsale. "
Choice Duplin County Hams "at 18 cts In lots.
" 74 ;:' f.i-:iard't,l8cts''1''" ''.
" " Mountain Butter at 35 cents, f". . - . (
febl8tf - By EDWARDS A HALL
PEOVISIOnO !
DRY
IDES AlTO ( STtOUL-'
OA HHDS. SMOKED BIDES "
150' B s5fr -.v.bP?,: -
For sale By H;.'::ani ;.,..jvr;i!T
WILLIAMS MURCH1SONV'
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HEIDE BROTHERS; v
No. G Oouth Water Ot-f
ftMr wtkJri?'- Jffr vrr?f 3-r"CK) bar. c!'i.H;;
JEjLAyE JUSTjRECElyEpA LARGE LOT of
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CANADIAN G ARDENJP.
nb u! i-kxiii!LiiiAtnhi Hit 1 1 V
Waner. Wreoerlee sutel Csafttetlsaarlss
Fruits,, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco, Crackers..
;. (vchampagn Oder and Vnegaf, and 1
. other articles in their le, ,P. ,
Keep on hand, everything to Jo, JOnnd, io, a
FIBST-VIiASS SOUBlMfi XXQUBE,
Vfebltf
'H."itiT
-For i Txrenty Ycaro
0,UR' 1ST ABmiTMEN Tias' been ' PAT
RONLZED.WWUmingtoniana. vf ; f
l O SPRING STCfjJha; by
our, partner E. IarU uanet, JT. T.
Cart bo Dpunrht of Uo at
feblS-tt
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400
. BALE.K CHQICsT QUALITY,' r !t
. Tot sale byra rci ti i..ml.2U)
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: WILUAM8. A BURCIHSOKi
FOR? OAL C OR
" 'I 1 "' - ' ' ' ' n i.'itte
TjlOU BALE OB REBJTVThat Urge and
JD valuable plantation on ' Middle &otmd7 8
miles froaa tAe-etty w m the tlott tract,
will be rented or sold on reaonable term. For
aeo-ir . .;
4 it r1::
C.WpLPHAM, , ?;
WTED-A OOOD Boot and' Shoe Ms
f
us r oker.i Steady work aaq prompt; pF
y4nunedlaUy,to. f. AS. L, COOLET , ,
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