i, s
the Monniria otar, -
PUBLISHED DAILY, : ...
WM. H BEXlIf ABD, Editor ana Prpr.
Ottiob, Dawson Bank Buildings, Front St.
One year.' in advance.................. $7 00
Six months, In adrance 8 60
Three months, in advance..., 3 00
One month, in advance.. 75
The MoasiNa StAti will be delivered In any
part of the City at Fumx Ckhts per week.
1IETEOBOIXGICAIj BECOBD.
; : ; :.: April 22, i87i. , '
Time. fm mom- Wind. Weather
cier . eter. .:. . v,-.",;,
7 7 A. M. 29:44 63 W Gentle Fair. .
2 P. M. 29:93 70 W. Fresh Clear.
9 P. M. 80:16 60 W. Fresh j Clear.
Robert 8xtboth,
Serg't Signal Service U. 8. A.
Weather Report.
War Dbpabtusyt,
Office o( Chief 8Ieoal Officer.
Washington, Apr I 23-4:35 P. M.
, 5 i T TriibabnuieiL j , Jr
It is probale that the barometer will con
tinue to fall on the Pacific coast, aod may pos
sibly bring rain on Sunday. - A falling barom
eter. with cloudy weather and lrtsh winds is
probable lor the upper lakes on 8unday- Par
tially cloudy weather it probable for the East
era States, and clear weather , sonth bt Penn
sylvania and the Ohio river. J
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smsLsi lalawb
T71
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UUflX'II DIRECTORY.
: SuiiDAT, April 23.
St. James (Episcopal),
Corneu Third and Market Streets.
Soeond Sonday after Easter, April 23. ,
Morning Prayer at 11A.M. , ..
Evening Prayer at 5 P. M . -Sunday
School at 3 P.M.
Tuesday, April 25, Festival of St. Mart.
Morning Prayer, 7 o'clock.
Evening Prayer, 5, o'clock. ;
St. John's Chnrch (Episcopal),
Corner Red. Cross and Third Streets.
Morning Prayer at It A. M. ;. V '
Evening Prayer at 8 P. M.
Sunday School at 9 A. M.
, First Baptist Chnrch, "
Con sua Market and Fifth Streets,
Rev. J. C. Iliden, Pastor.
Services at 11 A. M., and 8 P. M. ,
Sunday School at 9 A. M. .
l'oung Men's Prayer Meeting Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock la room above Pastor's study. . . .
Weekly Prayer Meeting Thursday night at
8 o'clock.
Second Baptist Chnrch,
(Presbyterian Mission School House,)
On Voo3TEb, between Fifth and tiitrn
Streets"- ...v..'. -;
Rev.' JV E. King, PastOrl V "
Preaching at 7& P. M. :'. ' ." ."
Prayer Meeting every Tuesday night at 7
o'clock. . .
I I rat Prestoy terlan Chnrch,
Cokner Third and Orasqb Streets.
jtev H. L. Singleton,- Pastor. 1
Services at the usual hours. ' ,,
Suuday School exercises commence at 3
P. LI. ...
- Lecture Thursday evening. at' 7o clock. .
St. Thomas Chnrch (Catholic),
Ox Dock Between Second and Third Sts-
Mass at 6 and 10 A. M. Vespers at 4
P. AL, Rev. M. S. Gross, officiating clergyman.
Front Street M. E. Chnrch, Sonth,
Cokner Walnut and Front Streets.
Rev. Dr. Moran, Pastor.
Services at 10 A. M. and 8 P. M.
Sunday School Z P. M.
Regular weekly Prayer Meeting Wednesday
nilit at 8 o'clock. All are invited to attend. .
The pews in tbls church are all free. Gentle
manly ushers will be in waiting to conduct
strangers to seats.
Finn SlreetJtf. E. Chnrch,
Fifth Between Church and Nun Streets.
I ,.rr C...1, TT Wstvl PastA. t t .
Services at 10 A. M., and at 7 P. M., by
Rev. H. P. Coje. - -
Ciass Meeting at 3 ,PM. - 1
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 P. 'M7
HU Paul's Eran. LutlieraBi Chnreh,
Mxbket Street, Cokneh ot Sixth.
Rev. G. D. Bernheim, Pastor. .
EugUsh service at 10 A. M. , '
Sanday School at 3 P. M.. '
(Jermau service at 8 P. M.
Seamen's Bethel,
Dock Between Fkont and Wateu Streets,
Services at 7 P. M., by Rev. H. B. Burr.
Preucliiog at 11 o'efock, A. M., and at P.
i:V ADTK It'll H KJrt KN'f.H.1 .
ilsiNdBEKOER's Live Book Store, 39 Market
street Mrsieries of d win Druid.
Hostettbb & Smith Celebrated Stomach
Bitters. . ;
Read the advertisement of Dr. Tutt's Liv
er Pills.
Geo. Z. Fr.E.NCn, Ci:lTman Republicans,
Take Notice.
F. W. Kekcunek. Pickles and Vinegar,
Pi;k, MoUsse,&c. '
Munson & Co. Choice English Diagonals
and other Goods. - m
DeRoSset & Co-Clder, Cider Vinegar,
Uou Ilerrlng, &c. ' . .
C. D. MtersA Co.'. No, 7 North Front st
Family Groceries; ' ' '
From Street Methadist Chore". "
The Second Quarterly Meeting is now In
progress. 1 ' .. . ;. ......
4 Rev. W. Closs, D. D., the Presiding Elder
of the district, will preach to-day in this
church at the usuaf hori; I?) y,
'V i . .- . -
Cure for Fever and Ague. J l
An exchange asserts It to be a fact tbat a
.tea-spooofallealakeu In water and the
same quantUy depot lud in each stocking, next
the bare feet, just as the chill Is corning on,
win enectuaiiy cure iuo icvcr auu iguc j.i
does not cost much to ry the experiment, at
any rate; bat vre think Congress ought to take
-the duty off salt, the. e will be such a demand
for the article in certain' localities.
Heaotles of Odd Fellowship. .
Prom the report of C. A. B. Coffroth,' Grand
Master of the order ln Virginia, made to the
Orand Lodge, recentlyln session In Richmond,
. t . ; . , ,
we take the following extract, which show.
that the order is eminently, worthy of the high
esteem in which it is held ss a noble dispenser
of cbarltv.- Here is the extract :
bv the tnembershlD since the war. from Jnne.
1U UUr UWU O LB LIS LUQ l.U IILTIUULIUUS IU1UD
1885, to June, 1870, notwithstanding the dark
cloud of pecuniary embarrassment, &c, which
nas so paralysed the energies of our people,
and Tft a rH r1 tKa nrfrr.B. nf -.nt naa1 Apilur
d the nroirresi of onr Motm Arner.
exceed $70,000. It has relieved 480 widowed
families, and.1.800 sick and distressed brothers.
and has glren for the relief of the sick, $23,642;
widowed families, $9,803; education of or
phans, fo.138; burying the dead, $8,038. Total
relief, $46,649. What a record of noble deeds
and catalogue of loving benefactions." .
Vol. Vm-rlo. 28
Ccal Doff. . -; ;;-"'r.i"' '
; The squedunk has subsided. ,
-Local news was scarce yesterday-. - 'IV
-Uur vegetable market, is beginning to
look up. 'm .
Senator J. C. Abbott is expected to arrive
here this morning. . . . '
... If "time is money, anumber of our peo
ple are very wasteful just nowr '
StawberrLes were selling In market yes
terday at from 25 to 40 cents per quart. C
, -New Iri8bTpotatoes were plentiful In mar
ket yesterday afternoon at 1 1 00 per peck. "
' We have rarely seen a lovlier day than
yesterday, and as" a consequence the 'ladles
were out In full force.
; - Nllson, Btignoll and company opened in
Charleston last night and close their. ; engage
ment there to.morrow evening.
Rev. IL P. Cole will occupy the pulpit at
Fifth street Methodist Episcopal Church; to,
day and to-night at the usual hours. .
Col. Robert 8trange, we learn, has been
selected to deliver" the address before the
Memorial Association on the 10th of May.
Ellen Slngletery, a small colored . girl,
charged, with petty larceny, was lodged in jail
yesterday on a commitment from the City
Court. mi..t V,;' .:w
Weiearn that a sub raarinedlver succeed
ed yesterday, In recovering' a hogshead of mo-
lasses, which was recently lost overboard near
the foot of NeflTs wharf. 1
A meeting of the Republican "Executive
Committee of New Hanover County is callet
for Saturday next, April 29tb, at the City Hall,
at 7 o'clock P. M. See advertisement.
'. Geo. L. Mabson, member of the Legisla
ture from this county, has a project on foot to
.r.t fnnd fur th heheflt of th fimiiv of
" - - w J .'It
thelae A. H. Galloway, who were left entire-
ly destitute by his death. v
. Those who Indulge In that oft repeated
remark," "as dead as Julius Car," will be I
surprised to learn that the individual named J
listed his tares yesterday, and must therefore
still be lnthe land of the living. ,
; The bond of Wm. Barney, confined in the
county jail on a peace warrant, was reduced
by Justice McQulgg, jesterday, when he' gave
the necessary security for his future appear:
ance and he was released from custody.
Thanks to Mr. Samnel L. Yopp for a plate
of fine snap-beans raised in his garden in this
city.' These are the first of the season, so far
as we have heard. This ssrt of "snaps" are
decidedly preferable to "cold snaps," just now
. We are Indebted to Mr. R. L. Harris, of
the Front Street News Depot, for copies of the Stale, Salisbury, lias Deen , treated to a bchenck 01 Wilmington is one of these
last New York Ledger and Chimney Corner, mess ol Strawberries, the growth of that gentlemen; they have energy and deter
These. with ail the most fashionable and section, - mination, and whatever they commence
popular publications of the day, can 'be' had at
his stand. - '; '
Ellen Slngletery, colored, was before the
City Court yesterday 00 the charge of petty
larceny. She was required to give security in
the sum of $300 for her appearance at the 1. ext
term of the Superior Court, or be committed
for trial. "....
Weiearn that the lot, b'tweea Ann and
Nun street, extending through from Fourth
to Filth streets, has been purchased and that
Miss Amy M. Bradley contemplates erecting
thereon a fcahdsome building, to be Used as an
Academy or High School.
JHeetlnjr of tn New Hanover Conty
Asricnltaral Society.
. Pursuant to an order of the President, A. R.
Black, Esq., b Executive-Committee met at
the Court Houae In the city of Wilmington on .
Saturday, the 23d inat., .to transact business of
importance to the Society.
' On motion, the following are appointed a
Committee of Arrangements for the next meet
ing, viz: Dr. 8. 8. Satchwell, MsJ. J. 8. Hlnes
and Dr. W. T. Ennett. -
It was also ordered that the Secretary fur
nish a complete record ot the 8oclety from its
infancy up to the present time at the expense
T-i 1"., -
from Dr. Satchwell, to prbvide and select suits
ble persons for delivering or writing etsays for
the occasion." ' ' "
... .1 . . if 1
.. Alter a irec lnvercnange 01 opinions it was
agreed to hold the next annual meeting at the
Court House in the City of Wilmington on
Wednesday .the 7th of June, at 7 o'clock P. M.
The 8oclety was reques ed to furnish the
Star and Journal with copies of the proceed
ings and request their publication. ;
' ... A. R. BLACK President.
W. T. Ehnett, Sec'y, pro tern.
W llmlngton, April 2, 1871. , ,
Cenaty Commissioners.
At a meeting of the Board held last evening,
the following' proceedings were had :
R. L. Sella rs was appointed Constable of
Masonboro' Township, on 'the recommenda-
tlon of sundry citizens, to fill a vacancy.
The following persons were licensed to re
tail spirituous liquors: J. A. Clifford, D. J.
Gilbert, Samuel Blossom, M. Bobllng, H.
Kuck, Nathan Mayer. f K .
The Committee appointed to waif upon the
h(,Plff and reonp.t ii settlement ot the mer-
chtnU, UcenBe Ux f- tDe qilarter eDding 3Ut
December, i87Cand 31st March, 1871, report-
ed that they have called upon the Sheriff and
have ascertained that thev vera under a mis-
apprehension regarding the settlement of his
accounts, supposing the ouarterlv taxes were
ramble in advance, whereas it sDoeara to tha
csntrary, and further, thai his Indebtedness
for the amount due as special tax has been f ul-
1 Vftid
lypaio. , ;. , . -
. The following communication was laid be-
fore the Board - - i f -
lore tne uosra . ,
Wilmihotok, N. C, 20th April,' 1871. .
Gsxtlemek i 1 deem'lt my duty to call your
1 attention to the wan on the .Eastern siae 01
th Ja- An7 on? Jrm lDe. ajonmg ios can
w n mr m w inn m n rw r mw y nrt m r irn -wzr ninm inn
f.' VYl VlV.J:: '.
. .iui.m m .ff..t ..nnnA Ua Hh.
&ui Vw ikMiln&MiltotflZ
-nd t have no doubt that it was obtained in
the manner indicated. I would resDectfallv
I . ... k...ii v.. ..m i
saggest that the wall be raised sufficiently
high to prevent a nice occurrenca.
- Tours . very respectfully.
1 v. cciiEJccit, 4K., onerm,
- Pgr T. M. GAmKaa, Deputy.
Referred to the Committee on Public-Build.
ings. ; The'Board then adjourned.
WILnmOTON; H. C. STraDAY, APRIL 23. 1871.
Delinquent Betail Healers.
."Ac learn '.hat. out of about one "hundred
retail dealers ' In spirituous liquors in the
county of Newllanover, ,ony about twenty-flve-have
thus far taken out licenses for the
present year, pr,. In other words, hav" paid
the necessary tax to the Sheriff. It might be
well to remind delinquents that alh who sell
liquor by the small measure from this elate
are liable to indictment by the Grand Jury for
the same.
Cnr.Chlp Basket. .
The first lodge pf Free Masons has been
constituted in Rome. ,
t Catawba grape pills are the latest medical
novelty. ',; "V-y i.r- . ,-" ..;
! The word unquestionably contains all the
vowels. . '
Pins were first used in 1543. Before that
time ladies used to skewer their dresses. ;
A Scotch man-dressmaker has arrived in
New York.
Applicable , to an angel What- on earth
are you doing? - ' .. ,:
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
The XT. S. Court convenes in
Newbern to-mbrrow. ; .
. The quedunk" has put in
an appearance at Raleigh.
A citizen OI Rowan 18 in DOS-
session of the wonderfnl mad stone." -
Newbern narrowly escaped
another big Are on Friday afternoon. -
- Strawberries are quoted at
from 15 to 20 cents a quart in Newbern.
The So uth'ern Express Oom-
oanv has established an agency at Garys-
" , . .- . . I
Urg . . ' . t. .
Municipal elections in most OI
the towns of the State take place on, the
1st or May.
A grand excursion from
Greensboro to Baltimore is contemplated
at an early day.
Oh Sunday last, a Mrs.
Rhodes died in Polk county, at the good
old age of 111 years.
mi. tti- t , 1 r'L ; tit ,7
The JLllzabetll Ulty JSortn,
Carolinian says the fruit prospects wer
never better in that section.
i Marshal Phillips a son ot Mr.
' . . - F, 1 , . .,
w. r. Phillips, aiea suaaeniy in weiaon
on Wednesday morninff. aired 7 years.
, , . . - TIT" .7 1
me eqitor OI tne Via JMOrm
The, Raleigh Tdgram learns
by private letter that a slight shock ot an
earthquake was felt at Oxford on , Thurs-
day night last, about 9 o'clock, P. M.
L- ThtJ Conservatives and Dem-
ocrats of Wilson have nominated Arthur
Barnes tor Mayor and Messrs. S. M. - "Var-
ren aod Q. W. Wooten tat Commissioners.
r-The Salem Pre88 says : In
Winston, Mr. HinshawV dog died of
hydrophobia, ana Mr. . Bpaugh killed
his dog, being affected in the same way,
last week. . . ... ..
v 1 J? Tj
Hie resiaence 01 Jiir. xvose- j BUrrotmded, whena tested and proven vege
boro, near Madison, Rockingham county, r table tonic, capahle of endowing them with
was destroyed by fire last Saturday. The the vieor thev need, is procurable in every
fire is supposed to have had an accidental
origination. .
' The Newbern Republican
;w TAA?nf nf fnttnn r
, '41, ;! at this season of the
says: me aauy receipts 01 cotton are
year. There is a great aeai 01 cotton now
held by producers.
At the meeting of the Peo-
pie's Building and Loan Association ol
XiaieigU, UU fflUlJI CTCUlUg, a RUUCB nrSt lO gaCOHIUU W lUCSO UlSliClUClB. iMBVC
were disposed of at the following figures: up the physical energies then with this poten
Four at $92; 4 at $93, and four at $99. tial vegetable tonic. It is the most powerful
Rlom Pm catrt. ' "flnr
x. W.v- J .
neighbor, Mr. Shultz,
has an almond
tree, which has been growing in
th nnm ' air for several vears ' Dast
Th r the tree is oll of f rait -fv'il-
minortnn can bosst ot a similar tree, lo
n . . . . wv . . 1 , -
cated at the "Wilmington Garden."
The 1 .Newbern Times SaVS :
.
There are at present confined in- the )ail
ofthis county, two insane women, who
1- Ku imm thp frt ha.t h Av.
are Kept there irom tue xaci mas me Asy-
lum at Raleigh is full, Persous intending
tobinej.will
mere s- muio iuuui. . ,
. - - - -
The Asheville Piojieer says :
Col. Rumboush, iormer proprietor of the
Warm Springs, : D. S. Elliot, President ot
the Colony now established at that point,
werein'to see us this, wtrtk... Tliey both
speak in glowing U rms of the progress
being made by this industrious . enter
prise. ' -
The Raleigh Sentinel says : A
little girl in Fajetteville has just contrib
uted the sum of $3 in aid ot Foreign Mis
sions connected . with . the' Presbyterian
church, being the proceeds for one year,
of a hen whose labors she had. dedicated
to this cause. Now if every family in the
State would keep a Missionary Jftn-that
is, a hen to work for charitable purposes,
tnere . w?aiu .ue m .
e sum 01 auoui, fwv,wvv BUUUOiV' T
ba?S the A8nevilie JTtOneer
Tst Tuesday's mail brought
'uesdav's mail brought information
I that Robert Foster and wife, (colored,)
formerly residents ot this place, but lately
removed to Tennessee, were drowned in
Pigeon River, near Clifton, while endear-
oring to cross that stream at night in a
. K lu!!l"r.!1' ua
v"" i r T
been engaged playing for a pleasure party
aUring thf day, Ind was on his way
t,ome when he xnefr with his sad fate. v
A Granville correspondent pt
1 mm a. a a . a rt im rw w mm w n .
paper : raiiiornia. nas openea. in tne
. .. . 1 , .
dark corner , of . Grajiville.- The Lewis
Gold Mine, once worked, but deserted
I ...nt.AFi -rwira aot. was -examined ten
I J . J P ' . js r
days ago by a Boston expert, and found
to contain fine gold, in quantities suffi
cient to justify re-opening. The work is
to be under the management of two ener
getic North Carolinians, who will doubt
less reap a rich harvest." ': ? .
LI 8 T OF IiETTE B S
Remaining in z the City Post Office, ? Apr 1
22.1871: ; ....... f,r :-.;-'
fl A P Bridgeman, A Brewer, CR Bo wnc an,'
C Brown, C O-Beers. John Banigan, John A
Baker, J E Bishop, 'Leonard Brown, Louisa
Brtjrgs, O P Barclift, Rachael Brldgemao, S H
Buchanan, Thos. Barten, Thos Blount, -Wm
fX Ann flnnnAll A AnanVvMxvn S. tP I.
Cartwrigh t E A CuTbertTM re R A CoS Ins, G
Cox, George CrossJ L Curtis Kitty Curtis,
oami uarier, y v uorrey. i -
D Albira Davis, Amanda Daniel, Ann Da
vis, C D Dean, Robt Davis, Thos W Daniels,
WE Davis.
E Nelson Emanuel. .. . ;
F Lavlna Flanagen, " Lizzie Forbes," Daniel
Fillyaw, An'hana Farror.
G Elizabeth Gerhard, Jas Grimes, Micky R
Gill.- s. - - .. f - -
Howe, Wm L Ball, Sam Hall, Barah Hows,-M
W Hammond, Mattie Hodes, Jeff Heldebraud,
BT P. Howell-, Caroline Hall, Decatur Hawkins,
A R Herring, A E Hall, B T Hay, Prince Hug
gins. O.-v ' :;'
J A J Jones O L Jackson.
K Ann R King, John J Keigan Susan
Amanda Keigan. - .
L Richard Lewis, Mr Lewis, Bettle Lord,
C C Lovejoy, C C Litchfield. Green Lenair,
Jane Laney, Mrs Harry Larkins, Henry Lee,
-Montgomery Livingston,- Bam Livingston,
Wesley Lanney. ' ''
t Itr.,:;, mar1sn -ae V"? ml
Julhi Miller, Levander McMillan, Margaret
M E W Marsh, James McDuff; John Mack,
McMillan, Primos Moore, Wm Murphy.
Mattie J JMorton. r - ; 4
P Callie Pate, G W Pafrott, Seaany Pette-
wsy, Richard Price, Capt R P Paddison, Saml
F Potter, W A Petteway, A Pea.
Q JEQuincey.
R W M Robberts, L A Robbertson, Jordan
Rnffln, Hannah Rhodes, CE Radder, Caleb
Richardson.
8 A T 8tahl, E T Swezey, Hannah Sloan. J
u spencer, Jane M Bhlnn, Jane atepnenson,
ncer, Jane M Bhinn, Jane Btepbenson,
W 81ecper, John Smith, L R Sharp, Ln-
Jmith, Keros H Snell, Vlnves Sante.e,
Jerry vy ol
clU8 Smith
Wright Smith
IMrs J2 Thaiiy, jane layior, w w rajior.
Geo B TwitchetL
iiv -r . nr. . T tXtri T1.
Wharton, H A Walker, D Walker, Edward
Wadham. ,
persons calling for letters in this List will
please say "Advertised." Will be sent to
Dead Letter Office at Washington, D. C, In
30 days, if not called for. ;
ED. R. BRINK, P. M.
Wilmington, N. C, April 23, 1871.
The Newbern Republican says: 1
TIia nr mail rontrartoi on - tho rnntft
j: . ' . " .
from Plymouth, N. C, to Franklin depot,
on Seaboard Railroad, are about to put
another 'steamer " upon the Blackwater
riyer. They have not yet bought the
st.RM.mer Ttoelcawaii at "Newbern. as was
. . . . . t, .
reporu ,,e UUB u
nra h crnn o f, "Rnliimrvrft fn lnnlc at crme
t3 "
small swift side-wheel steamers. Sheriff
proves a success.
DIED. ' ' .;'.
" BRIGGS-In this city, on Wednesday night,
AprU 19th, Mrs. Mary Jane Briggs. aged 62
years, 4 months and 2. days. Her children and
a large circle of friends mourn her departure,
but not as those that have no hope.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRY IT.
It is amnsing that the feeble should totter,
with uncertain steps, tver the face of the
eajh daBer every dy of falliH?. tetims
1 v S.X4VW vaw VAva -mj n v , "
cltT town and settlement. It might reason-
I ably be thought that atter the twelve years'
experience which the world has had of Hos-
tetter's Bitters, au would knowtnat its. effect
M 10 prevent disease
charged with the seeds of intermittents, re
mittents, rheumatism, pulmonary disorders,
bilious complaints and the like. Persons
I whose nervous systems are relaxed are the
recuperant which the Dotanic Kingaom nas
t tPnt resflarah and exneri-
ment. Try it. The blindest discipline of the
old medical dygmas will at least admit that a
tonic and alterative, compounded of approved
herbs roots and barks can do no haim, while
the testimony of thousands invites a trial of
its virtues.
Vigor is the thing most neeaeu in tnese cases
as well as In dyspepsia and nervous affections,
I IIuraitni-lQ m itn-ra la t Vi an foot unroot
andmost wholesome streg hening prepara-
tion that human skill has yet concocted.
Hundreds of physicians have abandoned all
. rtlfti nt und nrMeriW 1 iiia
harmless tonic as a preventive and cure for
-
THE BLESSING OF THE A6E.
No more Sick Headache, no more Dyspepsia,
no more Indigestion, no moro Plies, no more
Chills, no more Liver Complaint, no more
Jaundice, no more Pain in the Back, no more
Kidney Disease, nomoreCostireness,nomore
Heartburn. TUTT'S VEGETABLE LIVER
PILL is a certain guarantee against all these
distressing complaints. ap2J-lw
Roe Herring, Flour.
"YTINSTON'S NO. 1
ROE HERRINGS,
"E
a-1
TRA FAULY FLOUR,
For sale by
april 23-tf " DeKOSSET Jt, CO.
Cider, Cider Vinegar.
. -r-TjRE CIDER VINEGAR,
JL v
44 VfEWTON PIPPIN" CIDER,
' For sale by
aprU 23-tf
DnROSSET A CO.
Family Groceries
OF EVERY KIND-OUR STOCK MADE trp
to meet the wants of lamilies. We offer
th Cat of everything in our line. , ,
I mn irTinAL men and housekeepers.
PRACTICE ECONOMY,
. , . ;
I Should look at the supplies we offer and com-
,1 I " . r
pare Prices and Quality. ...--.
, t We buy for cash und want.' cash huyera to
call and see ns, at ' ' i . r ' .
- . CHAS. D. MYERS ft CO.,
april 23-tf- - TNoxtkl'ront street.
Whrtlfl TJn 1 lift
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.'. v.. .....OUR.: ..l,"".'....."
MERCH4WT TAILORING - DEPARTMEST
13 STOCKED WITH .. , ., -
Choice English Diagonals,
Vlonese Cloths, Kahllas,- Diagonals,
Silk Blf stares, French Casslmeres, :
and Testlngsto make to order.
MUNSOr&CO.,
CITY OLOTHIEES.
april 23-tf
Republicans Take Notice.
rpiIIEKE wiU b8 a meeting of the Republican
JL Executive Committee of New Hanover
County, at the City Court Room, at 8 o'clock
P. M , Saturday, April S9th, 1871.
A full attendance is requested.
v : GEO. Z. FRENCH,
april 23-2
Chairman.
Pickles and Vinegar.
1 A BBL9. and 10 BBLS. PICKLES,
JAJ , v . .
jr f Cases GaL, Qts. and Pt. Pickles,
......... .s BBLS. VINEGAR,
For sale by
F. W. KERCHNEE,
april 23-tf 27, 23 and 29 North Water St.
Corn ! ; Corn r
r fff BUSHELS CORN, :
lOjUUU
For sale by .
F. W. KERCHNEE,
april 23 tr 27, 23 and 29 North Water St.
60
Boxes D. S. SIDES and SHOULDERS.
A f Hhds. Sm'ked. andD.S. Shoulders.
" 140 ' BBLS" POllK
For sale by
F. W. KERCHNER, .
apri 23-tf 27, 28 and 2D North Water St.
Molasses ! Molasses ! .
AH ft Hhds. and Bbia. Cuba Molasses, 2so
ftV.V?- Molasses. 50
nnus.nmJoi8. Aiugoavauo juomsses. Also,
60 Bbls. Fine Syrups.
. For sale by
F. W. KERCHNER,
ap 23-tf ' 27, ss and 29 North Water St.
mrtv mvofflrnv nn rnTTTm rjnnnn
1DJ, niOlLIll' UI LUHllI DuUUJ
AND
Master Humphrey's Clock.
BY CHARLES DICKENS.
WlTH'POBTBAIT AHD AUTOGRAPH OF TH1
-- . ( ' ' " AtTTHOK. ; r ; ;
People's Duodecimo Edition, Large Type.
One Volume, 12mo., Cloth. Price, (I CO.
For sale at
HEINSBERGER'S
Live Book Store.
april 2 MX.
YAEIETTJTORE! VARIETY STORE!
42 Market Street.
L. FLANAGAN
W ILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, APRIL 18th,
the largest, neatest; and best selected
stock of '
MILLINERY NOVELTIES
that a thorough knowledge of the business
and long experience can afford, which will
embrace a fine selection of the newest and
j most fashionable styles of
Trencb Pattern Bonnets , and lKats,
Straw "Goods, Bibbons, Baches,
Laces, Crapes, Blonds, Silks
and Satins,
and the 1 greatest specialty of all
; FRENCH FLOWERS !;
ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Fancy Goods, including Lace Shawls, Parasols,
French Corsets, JIoop Skirts. Silk Mitts,
Kid Gloves, best brands and . most de- .
sirable shades, Linen and Lace Sets,
Collars hnd Cuffs, best material;
Embroidering8, Edgings,
: Puffings,
Uunlings, Bows, Tidies and Slipper Patterns.
Zephyrs, Dress Trimmings and Buttons, .
Fringes and Vailing Materials, and .
s h . ...
THE GREAT HEADQUARTERS FOR HAIR-
; FIXINGS IN THE CITY!
Chignons, Curls, Switches, Rolls, 'Rats, Ac.
and great variety of other goods Well known
in the city that are kept, but too numerous to
mention. ' .
Variety Store, 12 Market St.
, - ..v.--- L. FLANAGAN,
aprl 16-lmnac S W -
AHSCELLANEOUS.
Academyof Elusic !
:: ' ,. -i , AT -".'
MASONIC TTAtili I
Where Music in all its branches will be taught-
on the best and most approved. European
method, on very reasonable terms. .
Teacher's certificate given to competent
scholars... .;' ( . '.'. v - , ' ; t'". :
. Application may be made atany time during
the day from 10 A. M. at the above " Academy.
. Tne Hall may be rented for select parties.: f
. . ... Jry. RUECKERT, :
april 21-tf - ; - ; : Professor. ,.
Ho. 1 Peruvian Guano.
jjOff landing, - . ':.
' . QUALITY GUARANTEED
For sale by 0 ,;-
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON. ?
april 21-tf
BATES OF ADVERTISIHG I
One Square one day, . ..... , fl 00
- " twodavg,..,M, l CO
ti u three days, 2 CO
it
tonr days,.... ' 2 SO
M
" nveaays,.... w
' one week, 8 60.
Contract Advertisements taken at pro
portlonately low rates. -
Marriages, ' Doath. 'R-liioti- Funeral and
Obituary hot Ices will tim-- '. ' r rRtea
wnen paia ior m aaynnn-: ooisms' n; j j
willbecnareed.
AUCTION SALES.
Sr. CRON I,Y, ; uctiouerr.
By; Croiily &:Horrii3.
1 y-
Carriages, Bnsriries, Bockaways, Har-
' - nesa, c , ., at. Auction. I - ? ;
ON WEDNESDAY next, 26th inst., "at 10
o'cloek, A. M., we will positively sell at
Exchange Corner, . t T , : ; ,
1 FINE CARRIAGE,
I 4 ROCK AW AYS,
3 DOUBLE BUGGIES,
' ;. ' SINGLE BUGGIES,
1 TROTTING BUGGY;' 1 SULKEY '
1 sett of Vine Double Harness, gold mounted
1 " '" Single" 'm-: ,l' silver "
2 Fine Lap Robest, 1 Livery Coat., . .
12 Blankets, 1 Side Saddle,
! ; The above mentioned vehicles were, manu
factured by MoCann, of Baltimore, are new,
(never having been used and of first clcss
workmanship. The whole to be sold without
reserve to close consignment. -
Wilmington, N. C, AprU 19, 1871. ,- ts
M1SCELLANEQ.US.
PROVISIONS.
JJEAVY CITY MESS PORK, DRY SALTED
Shoulders, hhds. and boxes) Dry Salted
Sides, hhds. and boxes ; Smoked Western
Shoulders, hhdaj Smoked Western Rib
Sides, hhds.; Brt akfast Strips Hams,
. - covered and naked. , ;y. ,
LARD Pure Prime Natural an a Extra, In
tierces, barrels and tubs. -. . ' ' ; '
EXTRA FINE TABLE BUTTER, tabs. .
BEST FACTORY CHEESE.
4
; Sundries. -
COFFEES Java, Lagnyza,' Rio, all grades
FLOUR all grades j SUGARS all grades ;
MOLASSES and SYRUPS all grades ;
. CRACKERS, all kinds, in hbls. and ' m
. . boxes RAISINS ; Choice Lem
ons and Oranges ; Bottled
Ale and Porter, English,
' and 'American, in
--'i eaaea And bblR.s - ? m;
nhwinir TAhaano. .ddie.9. nntrtM t htir
9
"rat
boxes ; Catawba Wine, Choice Scupper.
nong Wine, California Hock Wine,
Clarets, Raspberry 8yrup, Black-;
berry Brandy, Jellies, Essences, ;
and Gi ocers Drugs, Lye and
Potash, and a general "
. " .v" .; assortment ot -; l; v
Iiiqnors, Groceries, Segnrs and
- Tobacco, . : ' ,
For sale, at wholesale only, by -
. april 7-tf . .. ADRIAN ft VOLLEKS.
SUPERIOR COURT, NEW HANOVER CO.:
Edwh R. Brihk, Plaintiff, ? ) . ,
against SUMMONS.
Alohzo C. Rkmbaugh, Defen'dt, ) '
THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
2b the Sheriff of New Hanover County, Greeting :
"V7"0U are hereby commanded' to summon .
- JL Alonzo C. Rembangh to appear-at the
next term of said Court, to be held at the
Court House in Wilmington, on the 14th Mon
day after the fourth Monday in February,
1871, to answer the complaint of the said Plain
tiff. If tht Defendant sharl fail to appear at
that time, the Plaintiff will apply for the re
lief demanded ln the complaint, together with
the costs of this action.
Of this summons make due return to the
Clerk of said Court for the County of New
Given under my hand and seal of said Court,
this 21st day of April, 1871. 1 ; -
: J. C. MANN.
Wkioht & Stkdhait, y ' :"' C. 8. C.
Plaintiff's Attorneys. ... .
- , april 22-law6w Sat ..
Molasses and Syrup.
"i ""''f:;
100
Hhds. New and Old Crop Cuba,
200 HIIDS" and BBLS sviiup
g Q BBLS. MUSCOVADO MOLASSES,
For sale by'
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
aprl 21-tf
Notice to Carpenters.
' :
PROPOSALS will be recelVtd atmy office, V '.,
115 Broad St., New York City, until the 1st I i- , '
of May, 1871, for furnishing, fitting and erect- t: ? .)
lng a wooden shed over
Cotton Press on
M utt's wharf, foot of Red cross treet, in the
ootoi
igton,
dimei
city of Wilmington, N. C. . Said shed to be of
the following dimensions, viz : Slxty-i
feet long, height eighteen (18) ft. to the eaves.
The root to be covered with tjn. Said shed to
be built of good pine lumber aid finished
within 15 days from May 1st, 1871.
Terms Cash on completion of shed.'
I reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
. :.L. GAM BILL,
: 115 Broad 8t., New York.
-. . .
april 22 2t
Hoop Iron.
Af TONS HOOP IRON, ' T
VA INCH and 1 INCH.
' " For sale by
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
april 21-tf
wants;
WANTED An Agent In Wilmington for
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insu
rance. Co. Address, ' . i'.'V
F. A. PAGE, State A gt,
jf april22-3t KaleJgh, N. C.
FOR SALE OR REriT!
"TTlOIt BEJIT If you have a bouse ora farn
a1 to let, advertise it under- this head. .
thet tdTerllMment does not exceed five lino
only naif rates will oe cnargea.
-T710B SAUC oa nEST--That large and
JJ valuable plantation on Middle Sound, 8
miles from the city, known as the Mott tract ,
will be rented or sold onresonable terms. For
particulars, apply to-- ' - -
dee 23-tf C.W.OLDHAM, Xx.
TO M AGISTS ATES Alt D COKSTA
BLESPeace Warrants, State Warrant,
Civil Warrants, Search Warrants, Ac.,c.,for
tale at . , . ... WM. H. BERNARD'S
" ' Printing and Publishing House,
." , -r . . . f . And General Book Bindery,
. feb7tf Dawson Bank Buildings, Front s.
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