North Carolina Newspapers

THE ElOIXHiriGBTAtt, ' " PUBLISHED DAILY, H' 51 , il nKBSAuP, Editor ana Prop'r. ,,rios, Dwon Banfe Buildings, front St. O.io year, In ad ranee ....$7 00 its montbs, lit adrancA.. ....... ....... 8 60 imrce montbs la advance... ...... ..2 00 one month, in advance...... 75 The MoawfNO Stab Will be delivered in any part of the City at rirraav Cbxtts per week. NETEOUOLOUfCAl BECOBD, . " March 29, ' tS72u ' , 1 r Xher ' niat-: i" mom- Wlnfl Weather eter eter. - -1 7 A. M. S0.18 43 Calm .Fair 2 l M. 80:08 67 d Fresh Fair ' 9 P. M. SOtlO 63 3 VV FrehlFa1r , - . , - 1 - - rT-T' Mean Temp, of day. 64 deif. Note. AH barometric readings arc reduced o tlic fe-i-level and to S3 degree Fahreuheit. Kobxkt flay BOTH, ' Serjc't Slamal Bervlce U. A. Weatber Be port. . WAK pPA.aTMBNT, Office of Chief BUtnal uincer, WaBhington, March 4:85 P The barometer will eontiona falllotc west of .i ....fctnn. fKi Xf t a. I eft I mil V 1 !mv r I K .Una lUrUU(UUU, uw lumnoic '"! " Koatherlv l -easterly winds and , increased c oudiness and probablj threatening westber, diirioK to Bight, and gradually extend Its in fl jence on Saturday to the npper lakej, over t ic Ohio valley and Eastern Gulf States ; par tially cloudjr but pleasant weather will prevail froiu Florida to the lower lakes and eastward 4o the Atlaoilc with light sod fresh winds. Dangerous winds are not anticipated for the (Julf and Atlantic coasts. ' The Ueatllrac Rom , ; -V Of the Wilmington Library Association Is open dally daring, the week from 10 A. M. to i 1. U., from 4 to 6 F. JI., ana Irom 7 to 10 f. M. . " " : '': - - v I'KOFITABLE AOVJCRTISIXU. We cull tbo attention of the business men of Wilmington to the' superior advantages . ifered by . THE WEEKLY 8TAU n an advertising medium. It has, without exception, the Larsreat GircttlcUton Of any pub licitionin Wilmington; and we can satisfy any one that it has no equal as a medium of coinuiunlcition with th people of the rural districts now trading with Wilmington. J We solicit a call irom those who wish to place their business prominently before the iteople of this section, confident that we can offer lad ucc meats that cannot fail to please. t'liUKClI DlUTOIlV. St. James Cbareta. " CoKNEK TH1BD AMD MAUKST STKEBTS. Public Services at St. Jameb's durluK Holy Week and Easter Tide. Eister Even, aaturday-Mornlng Frayer and Aute Com , mnnion.......7t AM Evening Prayer .and Baptism.. S E iter, March 31 .... . .-MornlDg Frayer 71 AM Litany, Con firmation and Communion.. 11 AM . Evening Prayer 5 PM Eister Monday......; -Morning Prayer 74 AM AnteCom' union 11 AM Evening Prayer 5 FM uter Tuesday .. ..-Morning Prayer and Ante Com munion....... 71 AM Eveulng Prayer 5 PM M.M AltVt.HllMi.nKMS. MdiNsBBKOEH's Live Book Store, Market MrcvL Easter presents. Dudlbt A Eixis, Bln of the Big Boot Kisttr hoi-e. . J no C. WiNDait Wil , Col. and Augusta railroad notice: 'I ' J no. F. Divikb Wilmington and Weldon railroad notice. ' : Gkekn A FLA55EB Urngs and medicines, paints and oils. See advertisement of. g and concert to be given April 5:h. Jas. C. Munds Notice. ... fij Daily nispatcli. this is the title of a new Jaily SvOn.to be .started at Charlotte, N. C, under the proprle loiship of McssiS. O. Bradford t Co., and which promises to wield a powerful influence' in bthnif of the interests of the people of that ?tiou. The projectors of this new enterprise are said to be men of undoubted energy, pub lic spirit and enterprise, and to such men ihtre is uo euch word as fail. Mr. D. Bradford, the fcinior proprietor, : js well and favorsbly koowD, is a native Southerner and a near rela tion of Hon. Jtfi'ersoD Davis. We shall wel eome the J ispalch to the Held ol live journal nxixm and Uu It God speed in thegrtfatjwork of deyelopiru the rich resources and adyer tUin; to the u oild the boundless wealth, and iiinuuitrfhle natural advantages peculiar to liietw n fipttjs" of North and South Carolina. The lAxpatch will be furnished to subscribers a', the low price of $6 per year. , The perion wio gets the pig at the Opera Hou,e to night will have to take it fram the fetage. This will create some fun, particularly if it should fail to. the lot of a lady " - - - Capture of a Thief. On Tuesday evening last a thief entered the store of Mr, c. W. Oldham, on South Water street, and stole a fine ham. On ; Wednesday evening he was ri lLvcd jof another piece of bacon in the tame manner. Getting Ured of this way of disposing of his stock, 1e resolved to keep a sharp lookout on Thursday evehfog and endeavor to dlscdver'and capture the thief. About the usual hour when the visitor was expected be placed his clerk In a conve nient position for watching and went to an other part of the store. The clerk had not long to wait before a voracious looking sped nunof a "llfteenta amendment" very slyly wriggled himself Into the storeelzed - a hue Jam and as stealthily wriggled himself out, ihe thief, who proved to be one, John Mott, was Immediately pursued and soon overhauled on Dock street, am taken Into hand by' officer ioney Ashe, who conducted him with all die ceremony to the Guard House. We are gld to record that, in this Instance at least, Mr. Oldham was enabled to "save hi bacon." "eraonal. "fV We hadThe pleasure of a ca Testerday, from our friend Dr. T:'MurD . at Samo- who, la bis capacity of Chf roan of tha uara of OharlUes of this 8tate, j J'flerent charitable and penal C Worth Carollaa with the xIbw visiting the tv&Uons of frnopLlnr melr condition Ac.1 : 1. -V C Miss Llllle Eld ridge lsplaylog la BaCalo. ', . - ; r-- V . ' -- . ...!: ' " , . . " ."l.ii J l7 "f 'i?,,llIIMWl"WI'",l,""",Mi'l'l""l'l,l''W' vol. X-ITo. 7. . peCastro will give a way iSO and a pi? to.nIght.::.;,: -r.:,5.v :':' - There was no - session of the City Court yesterday morning. V ' - " ''..W noticed Andrew Jackson Jocea on our strejts yesterday. , ',; , - There have been very' few' admissions to to the County Jail for tome months past. Tlie Greensboro ihfrfof Is to be Issued dally daring the sttilon of the Conservative Democratic Convention in that place in May next, and w 111 publish full proceedings. See changes of schedule on Wilmington & Weldon and Wilmington, Colombia & Au gusta railroads, to be found under bead of New Advertisements" In this morning's Is sue. ' . . ' ; - . ' '-.. ' - The pews of St John's (Episcopal) church will be rented at the church on Easter Monday evening, April 1st, at 8 o'clock. At the same t'me and place an election, for vestrymen for the ensuing year will take place. . ' . Yesterday, was more spring like than any day we have yet experienced. this season, and as a consequence the beauty and fashion of the city were observable on all oar principal thoroughfares. i Mr. Samuel L. Hall, for some time past connected with the National Hotel aa clerk and general superintendent, where he' made many friends, takes his departure this morn log for New York. May success attend him. We learnThatlhe condition of Mr. Wm. Montrofs, the victim of the kerosene oil ex plosion, alluded to a tew days since, has some what Improved, but It cannot yet be said pos itively that be is out of danger. We learn that the press, type, fixtures, office furniture and good will of the North Carolina Presbyterian will be sold, at Fayette ville, on the 15th of April. This Is a rare' Chance for competent parties to embark in a profitable newspaper enterprise. 1 " , ; The Spring term of Columbus Superior Court opened at Whitevllle on Monday last, about 12 o'clock, and on Tuesday evening the business was all dUposedxif and Court ad journed. This speaks well for the morals of the community In our sister county. . A colored woman in the Southeastern section of the city gave birth to a child on Tuesday night last wiih two well-developed horns, one on each side of the head. It is sala to be quite a cariosity, and many persons have been to examine the singular specimen of hu manity. A FATAL ACCIDENT. A Man Ban Over and Crnaned hj a Bailread Car as Ualn Depot. . Yesterday morning, about 11 o'clock, aa the freight train on the Wilmington aad Weldon Railroad was coming in and just after passing the carve between Seventh and Eighth Sts., a Utile West of the Union Depot, a young man by the name of Monroe Grady, employed as a train hand ou the road, run In between two of the cars for the purpose ef uncoupling them, the train moving slowiy at the time, when he was caught by the bumpers and thrown upon the track, the cars passing over him. As soon as possible after the accident was discovered the train was stopped, when It was found that both legs of the unfortunate man were nearly cut in twain near the body, and that, one of the legs was horrlb y crashed from near the hip to the ankle. He lived only a few mlnntes after the ecldent. Deceased was formerly, a resident of Fay etteville, bat came here a few montbs ago and secured employment as a laborer In the Wil mington and Weldon Kail road sbope. He worked la the shops until about two months ago, when he went to work as a train band, which vocation he followed at the time of bis death. He was about 22 years old. An aunt, we understand, is the only relative he .has in this city. C .:, '"' Coroner Hewlett held an Inquest over the body yesterday afternoon, the jury returning a verdict In accordance with the facts as de tailed above. ' - Remember the matinee to-day. Admis sion 25 cents. Every child will receive a pre sent. ': Prisoner for the Work House. 8herlffV. V. Richardson, o'Cblambns, ar rived in this city yesterday with four prison ers to be confined In our'county Work House They. are all young colored . men, able to do good service on the farm of elsewhere, and it Is to be regretted that they copld not content themselves with making an honest living. They were convicted of the crime; of larceny at the late term of' Columbos Superior Court, and their names and U rms of service 'are as follows: Wm. Martin, 9 montbs; Quash Bannerman, 6 months; John McKethan, 13 months, and Bob Webb, 6 months. Adrertlslna; for tno People. ' , We would call the attention of the public to the Mobhing Stab's charges for short adver tise men ts. especlally for the accommodation of the growing demand for the publication of brief . notices such as Wants." 'To Let," 'For Sale," etc. Most advertisements of this character can be reduced to five lints space, and the charge for them being but half bur regular rates when paid for ttricQy in advance This offers increased Inducements for ser vanta wanting places, for families wishing do mestics, for farmers having a horse, or a cow, or an old wagon for sale, landlords wishing tenants, and tenants wishing landlords, to use tne Mobnino B tab as a medium for commu nlcatlng with their several bat unknown cus tomers. - Storekeepers can also make equal avail of these rates for short advertisements, to Invite public attention to any specialty in trade, or any change In their places, i The use of the dally newspaper, aa the agen cy for communication between people of all classes, is constantly increasing, and illustrates one 'of the ways In which modern' civilization Is saving time, labor,-and money; in canylng on the bualnesi of Ufa. u: '' if- wiunnGTon, n. a; Saturday, iiaech 30. i872. wholo no. i,4u 4OPEBA 1IOYJSE. - DeCastro gave one mora of his fine enter tainments at the Opera House last night to au' appreciative audience, who warmly applauded the various feats. We have spoken before of the merits of : this' gentleman's performances and. only feel it necessary to remind oar read ers that to-night " is the last opportunity of aeeing him. ' Let everybody go and take their children with : them to the matinee to day, when the admission will be only 23 cents with a present for. every child. To night 30 Is to be given away, besides a fine live pig, which to create additional amuiemeut, will have to be taken from the stage by the. person (draw ing It. . Theatrical Hotea. " . The Berger Family appear In Petersburg on the 8th and 9th of April. : The Abbott Pantomime Troupe are draw ing crowded houses in Baltimore. . The Leon Brothers will commence an en gagement at Thomasville, Ga., on Wednesday. Sklfl & Ga lord's Minstrels are playing lo Ohio. '. . -Jhe Worrell . Sisters are playing at the Theatre Comique, New York. The Chapman Sisters were filling an en gagement at Cincinnati last week. Maggie Mitchell Is the mother of two bright and beautiful children, like herself, vctiie. Mss. Oates is drawing full houses in Rich mond. She is billed for Washington City April 1st. ' ; Juniai Brutus Booth appears in Rich mond on Monday and Tuesday nights, and in Petersburg on the 5th and 6th. ' , DeCastro will fcpeafr the deeapltation feat to night. Oar Chip Basket. It is said if women voted our babes would have better milk. - The loudness of the cackle 13 no criterion of the size of the egg. April is the most propitious month in which to be married. What did Lot do when his wife turned to salt? Got a fresh one. ' To what color does a flogging change a boy's complexion ? It makes him yell O. A person speaking of a man not remark able for his suavity, said he did not like his manners! '"His manners! I didn't know ,bat he had any," said a lady. Young ladies have got into the fashion of not signing their notes to gentlemen, which is a very modest fashion, and not at ail confusing for the recipient. Ob, no. It U a saying that one half the world does not know how the other half lives. Would it not be more to the purpose to say one half the world does not know bow the other half dies? A farmer recently advertised for a runa way wife, and called particular attention to the meanness of her desertion just as the spriug work was coming on, after he had the expense of wintering her. Women never appeared upon the stage among the ancients; their parts were repre sented by men until as late as 1C63, when Charles IL first encouraged their public ap pearance. ' Mendina; Tinware. - An economical honsewlfe say6 : Tell your lady readers to mend their tin panswlth putty. It Is easily done, and is maeh better than to throw them away: Pat It on the outside, let it dry thoroughly, and they will never have to mend that place again. I have, them that I hayj,used for twenty years." Bishop Atkinson's Appointments. 8nowbIll ........ ?. April 3 St. Jehn's, Pitt county.............. 5 Washington . 7 Trinity Church, Beaufort county...... 8 Zion Church, Beaufort county....... "9 Bath "10 Pango, Beautort county..... " 11 Sladesville, Hyde county... "13 Lake Landing, Hyde county. . ........ "14 Plymouth... "17 8'. Luke's, Washington county.... .. " 18 Sr. Duvld1. WHuhiniHoii county ' 21 Hertford ..v. ............... . " 'Elizabeth, City...; ....... "25 Edenton... " 28 St. Peter's, Gates county... '. " 80 Gatesville ....May 1 Marfeesboroagb'...... " 2 Woodyllle, Bertie county " 4 Windsor.......... :.. " 5 Wllllamatoa...... " 7 Green vUle Tarborougb Scotland Neck....!.. Ringwood, Halifax county. " 12 "14 " 18 . If you have found anything, advertise it in our new department, tinder head of ''Lost and Found," at half our jregular rates, for adver. tlsements not exceeding five lines. tf IVoflt. ;; ' If you have lost anything, advertise it in our new department, tinder head of ' Lost and Found," at half our regular rates, for adver tisements not exceeding five lines, tf Advertisements under head ot " Wants," " For Sale or Rent," or "Lost and Found" will positively be charged full rates unless paid for in advance. Jit SPIBITS QF TTOPEHTINE. Greensboro has no night police, Ex-Go v'r Reid writes a neat hand. . ", - The Rad3, ol Forsyth meet on All-PoorsDaj.- -';-' . The population 6t Wadesboro numbers 879. t- . ' - - A mania for bnilding has broken , out in Tarboro. ' - Stilt walking . is the juvenile amusement in Greensboro just ; noir. Mrs. : Andrew IVeatherly, of Greensboro, died suddenly on the 19th v I One" Greensboro nurseryman has sold this season over 40,000 young Jas. B. Broadtoot, of Fayette Tille jas been appointed a Notary Public by Gov. CaldwelL ' ;. : Winston has had nineteen snows and four sleets . this "Winter and Spring.,: H A- burglar by the name of Jacob Siewers, escaped from'Salem jail on Sunday morning last. h General Wiley D. Jones, of Wake, has been appoiniedf on the Peni tentiary Board in jplaceot Alfred Howe, resigned ' - : Mr. John McAdoo, one of the oldest and mot respected citizens of Guil ford, died suddenly on Wednesday last. So says the Patriot. Zebedee- Kersey, who resided about three miles from High Point,' while in a state of mental aberration, haDged himself on Tuesday last. j The residence of Mr. Pleas ant McAdoo. a few miles from Greens boro, was burned on Thussday last. . in- ciuaing tne larnitaro and several thoas and dollars in money, - The residence of Dr. Walter Bmitb, near Madison, was totally destroyed by fire on Friday night last, the family fiaying-barely time to escape. So says the Greensboro Patriot. ! The Wilson Plaindealer says : Farmers hereabouts inform us that the prospect is that there will be much less corn planted In this county than there was last year. A similar report reaches us from other sections. ' I . . " t -The Durham Tobacco Plant says: Near this place lives an old man who was born in 1801 married in 1826 fought throogh the Mexican war served lour years under Gen. Lee in the late Confederate struggle, and now is the father of a daughter six months old. Can any of our exchanges beat this. I The Raleigh 'News of Thurs day says : We are paioed to learn -that'W. R. Thrower, Road Master of the Raleigh & Gaston Railroad, was caught between the cars yesterday evening at Henderson, atid very badly mashed. His injuries are said to be of a very serious character, and doubts are entertained of his recovery. i - The Sentinel of yesterday says: Testerday morning Mars Todd caused a aTsum of $10,000 to be paid to the legis lative commissioners" of the penitentiary for the support of that institution. Cal d well, in true leather-headed style, blun dered into the late imbroglio, but has finally sneaked out of it by inducing his own appointee to "recommend" that the money be paid over to the "legislative commissioners." ' Db. Sack's Catarih Rkxkst. 1503 reward for an mcaiable cade. Sold by Druggists at 50 cents. Lasting liveliness. Twenty years ago, when pa nt, pea 1 powder and enamel w ere raining the comp exlons and destroying the health of women of fashion, Haoass Mao boua Balk was bronght out as a pore botani cal cosmetic, guaranteed to restore bloom and beamy to tne skin. From that time to the resent It has been continually rising in pub ic estimation as tbe safest and moat nner. ceptlonable preparation of its class. Instead of producing an artificial, metalio surface, like the deadly enamels, or wlltin the cuticle like the poisonous fluids sold nnder various names as " beantlflers," it keeps the skin as soft as velvet, renders it as smooth and kIosst as atin, gnd imparts to it that delicate rosv tinge, which is tne beau ideal of complexion.! loveliness. This exquisite chromatic effect is hot transient. By applying the Balm daily it may be prolonged irom yoth to age. A lady who purchased the first bottle of the article nineteen years ago, writes to say that her complexion at forty is " purer,- clearer aad more brilliant than it has ever been;" and she attributes it beauty solely to the aatjy use oi maqaits maoolia haul. march 26-eoaiw la xn eat SEW ADVERTIBKlvrRNTS. GRAND CONCERT TOR THE BENEFIT OF THS First Bapllst Sunday School, To 13 gm at lie Oiera Mil dN FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL RTH, ON which cccaslon M'LE. ORISTORIO DI FRAHA Will sing THE GREAT INFLAMATUS from oossiui s stanat Mater, tujc ukamD AKIa from La Favorite, and the celebrated song, Tne Conqner'a Banner. ' Mr. J . F. Rneckert, Yiolih and Clarionetts Solo ; Mr. J. Denek, Piano Solo ; assisted by several of the highest Vocal and instrument al Talents of the city. . The mnsio loving community may expect exoeltentjpnalc ana a well arranged pre gramme. . . Tickets 75 cents; Children's tickets 25 cents to be had at Messrs. Ureen Planner's, Mr. McHlhenny's, and Mr. Uppltt'a lri.g Stores, and: Mr. L-ove'i Book Store. march S0-t6 A . - i Easter Presents TEAT ARE WORTHY OFBEINQ APPRE datedt j PIANOS, ORGANS, Melodeons and Literary Works, j The numerous friends cf the LIVE BOOK STORE Are hereby notified and requested to attend this day and purchase presents for Easter. A beautiful assortment of tho above articles Just received and For sale at I HEINSBERQER'S i v Live Book and Music Store. march 80 tf - - Drugs and Uedicines. PAINTS AND OIL, GLA8S and POTTY, iVarnibhes, ail kinds; Colors of Every Description White Lead. Tor sale low at xntt;2Q-tf GREEK PLANNER'S. ITotice. THE PEWS in St. John's Church, undertbe control of the Vestry, will be rented at Uie carareh on Kaster Monday night, April 1st, 1S7, at S o'clock, t '. . - ax same ume and place there will be an election tor Vestrymen for the ensuing year, v JAMES V. MUNDS, mareh80-2t TreMurer. NEW AD VERT1SEMENTS. GENERAL SUPTS OFFICE,- Wihxiingfon, Columbia '& ;'Au usta R B. Company. , Wilxikqtos, N.C March 29th, IS71. Change of Schedule. HE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE WILL GO into eflect at 8:25 A. M.; Sunday, 81st inst.: DAY EXPRESS TRAIN, (Daily.) Leave Wilmington.................... 325 a to Arrive at Florence 9:13 Arrive at Colombia i:?5p m Leave Colanb.a.. ......11 4A.I Arrive at Florence 4 16 P. is Arrive at Wilmington... ......lona P. V NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN D AILY (STJND AT 8 . EXCEPTED.) Leave Wilmington.................... r-mo P. 1 Arrive at Florence 1:43 A.M Arrive at Columbia...... 6:&a. m Leave Columbia..... 6:30 P.m Arrive at Florence , . . .1 K)4 P. W Arrive at Wilmington.... 630 A.M JNO. C. WINDER, Genl Sup't. mar S0-tf Wil. & Weldon Railroad Company, OFFICE OF GEJi'L. SUPERINTENDENT, 1 Whkutotow, N. C, March 23th, 1871. ) Change of Schedule. ON AND AFTER THE Sls INSTANT. PASSENGER TRAINS will leave Union Depot at 6:35 A. M. and 10:40 P. M and arrive at 3:10 A. M. and 6:15 P. M. FBEIGLT TRAINS will leave tri-weekly at 7:15 A. M.and arrive at 1:40 P. M. EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS will leave at 2 P. IL, and arrive at 11 A. M. ONSUNDAYSvthe 10:40 P. M. and 8:10 A. M. trains ONLY -will be run." JOHN F. DIVINE, General Superintendent.' mar 2&tf Easter Shoes JpOR CHILDREN, PEARL, BROKZF, BLUE, PINK and Btrr, Bnttoned and Laced. DUDLEY A ELLIS, Sign of th Big Boot. march SO-lt Pearl Laced Boots T710R MISSES. JD FINE MATERIAL ! DbLJUATE COLOR ! ! DUDLEY A ELLIS, micOl-tf Sign of the Bia Boot. Saddlery. JLL KINDS OF SADDLES', HARNE3S, TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, And everything in the line of Saddlery Goods cheap tor cash at J. S. TOPHAM 4 CO.S, ' No. 8 South Front street, feb 6-tfnao - Wilmington, N. C. Tax Notice. THE Board of Trustees for the Township of Wilmington will prooeed, on 1st April, at the City liall, in ih city of Wilmington, be tween the hours of 9 a. M. and 3 P. si., to list the taxable lands and assessment as directed by the First Section or an Act of the 17th of January, 187 A entltltd an Act to provide lor the collection of Taxes by the State, Ac AU persons and corporations within" th-s Townsnip are required by la w to give in their taxable b, and atend at the above time and place, for the purpose specified, witbin 20 days, under the penally of 1-0UBLE TAX, unless satisfactory excuse therefor be given to the County Commissioners, By order of the Board, this 26th Mai ch, 1872. S. T. POTTS, mar2nac5t Clerk. MISCELLANEOUS. Republican BiecntiTe Committee, New Hanover County. LL the membere. otytnCabove body are rtqaested to meet at tEeXJUy Hall, Wilming ton, on Tuesday, ,the 2d of April, at 3 P. M.f to make arrangements for calling a County Convention to appoint delegates to represent thi40untyin the State Convention, jatRa lilgn, on the 17th or April next. Every Township is requested to be repre sented. . ,. JAMS A. LOWBEY, -Ch'mn Executive Co. Committee, march 2 -2t JUST ARRIVED: 10,000 CORN BAGS, .1,000 BBLS. FLOUR, all grades, 100 BAGS COFFEE, . 5,000 BUSHELS CORN, 100,000 POUNDS BACON, SOO BBLS. MESS PORE, AT LOW FIGURES TO THE TRADE. TRY OUR OWN BRANDS FAMILY FLOUR. mar 13-dAwtfl BXNFORD, CROW A CO. r ' ROCKINGHAM . . SJaEETIII GS;" rpHE ABOVE GOODS 4x4 WIDE MANU X Lictured by the M Great Falls Minufactn ring Company" oX Rockingham, N. C, aie UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY .' .j I ;.r ' AND FINISH By any Brows SlieetJngs Had in this j j Country As Arents of the Company we keep a sup ply constantly on hand, handsomely put up in Bales T 1,10 1 Yard each, .FOB SALE AT FACTO RT PRICES.' Orders are respectfully solicited. ' DxROSSET A CO. march 20 dtf nac2taw-We Sat Wlm HATES OF ApTSSTIBinai OM8iTiaoae day,T.............,-,.. 1 e ! - !. T? dayB,,.;:;;,,. M set - I! -Hvedays,.,., 8 00 anil WanaV m stm portlonatelylow rates. - v w iJS18?!,0"1! liirlons. Funeral and SirSSHP3 08 toertedat halt rates Tmn Cash on demand. : c '' Vat, atMi. AUCTEON SALES. Underwriters Sale. By CEONLY A MORRJST r ' ON SMurday,Martii :0.18ra, at 11 o'clock. a. m we win sell In froit of our sales rooms, by order land under the inspection of the Agent of the UnderwritersTfOr and on account of whom it may concern " 1C0 Barrels Flour, . 8 Hogsheads bugar, 15 Kegi Nails, I S Koii8 Cocoa Matting, -Damage 1 Ex. Bchr. Burdett Hart, on her vor. age from New ork to this port. - - , march 20-tds iOO KITS , . ' . .. .' .' ; . .... Extra No. 2 Mackerels which we are offering at tho Low i- Price of $1 50 per Kit. 20 Welch Tubs No. lCookingBut ter at 15 cts. per pound. 150 BARRELS " EMPIRE," IT HAS NO EQUAL. .67 U AT A JELL Y , At GEO, MYERS', marl7-tt 11 and 13 8o. Front Street. Butter!. Butter! FRESH SUPPLY OF THE CHOICEST "GILT EDGE" Just received and for sale by maich 26-tf DkROSSET fr CO. J. & H. SAMSON, 4 3 3LA KKET STREET, TTAVE.TU8T RECEIVED PART or rmrm SPHIaG STOCK, oonsistmg of full line of WHITE GOODS, tX ut . . SUCH AS YENOSE SATIN STRIPES, Dolly Tardea Piques, VIENNA SATTEENS, Striped and Checked "VIC" LAWNS, ORGANDIES, Knits Mulls, India Book, COREGAN STRIPES, c, Ac Also, a full line of Dress Goods, Silk Tourist Parasols, and all such Goods as are usually kept, in a FIBSTCLASS DBT GOODS STORE, march 24-tf Altavela Phosphate. 100 T0NS of THls SUPERIOR FERTILIZER. For sale on most favorable terms for cash, on time, or In exchange for cotton on crop time. mar 31m WORTH A WORTH. Fertilizers. -pERUVlAN GUANO, PHOSPHO PERUVIAN GUANO, SEA FOWL GUANO, Z ELL'S &UPER PHOSPHATE W, A C. SUPER PHOSPHATE, WUITLOCK'S VEGETATOR, All Standard Fertilizers and Recommended for sale by mar 17.D&W2W MURRAY Jk V.n. " Hoop Iron and Glue. Q TONS HOOP IRON, Q Q BBLS DISTILLER'S GLUE, QQ SPIRIT BARRELS, For sale by WILLIAMS A MURCH1SON. mar 24-tf . -r . . i , i. F U L L LIN Er Imported and Domestic CIGARS, Pipes and Tobaccos, ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE By ' ; 1. PIUOTT. Sign of the Fascinating Indian Gixl.nea. mar7-tf ' THE CELEBRATED ' VICTOR" KID GLOVES ARE STILL SELLING AT . ONE D O L Jj A R A, PAIR - ' - ' ' AND ' "' WAR R A IfTED A. I. BKOMi .Exchange Comer. march 3-tf . Llolasses ! Holassiss ! OOK HHDS. AND BBLS. SUGAR HOUSE 20 MOLASSES, -nr Hhds. and Buls.CUBA MOLASSES, . . Forsale by. ' :---"! v- ': M . w. JkJbttotuiajKt 27, 2S and 29 North Waer Mt. tnh2S-tf 1 i