- -TnE;rJOi:riir;a 'ctaiv:
PUBLISHED DAILT, : " "
W3f . II BlSBaAXSD, Editor tad Prop'
0w Dawson Bank Cull Sin. s, Trent Zt,
One yoar. In druc.........;..........;r.tT CO
Six months. In advance I 60
Three months, in advance,. , l CO
One month, in advanoe.......w 75
The Moawtno Stas -will be delivered In any
part of the City at Fwtmw Cbvts per week.
METEOIIOLOU1CAL HLCODvY ;
" Her- '
Tim. BSr mom :WlnL , Weather
-T r eter. .
7 A. M. 30.06 63 SWLIght'Fair
2 p. M. 80:0:3, 77 SW BrUk iFalr
g P. M. 30:03 7Q 3 Fresh .Fair
Mean Temp. "of day, 70 deg.
NOTB.--A11 barometric readings are reduced
o the pea-level and to 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
vRoBBBT SklBOTIT,,, r
?. - !" Serg't Sisrnal Service U. 8.' AT "
Weatlcr Report. i
Wab Department,
Office of Cbler oienai Officer,
Washlneton. April 84:35 P., M
The lowest baromelerver Iowa will move
northeastwardly Into ; Canada, with iresh; to
britk winds. ver the lake region ; cloudy
weather, with ralo, will probably continue on
Tuesday over the New England and - Middle
Butes, with easterly no . southerly ? winds ;
partially cloudy bot pleasant weather is prob
able (or the Southern States,- with southerly
winds ; rising barometer? northwesterly winds
and clearing weather will extend eastward over
the MUaissippl valley by -Tuesday moroiog and
probably to Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky,
Tennessee and tte ; western Gulf States by
Tuesday evening, i '
y Dangerous winds are not anticipated.""
THBOITY.
Of the Wlimlngtan Library Association la
open daily during-the week from 10 A. M. to
1 1 H, Horn 4 to 6 P. M., ana rom. 7to 10,
1'KOFITADLK AUVKUiis
vn cull the attention of the business men I
l . : . a.'u'. ' - 1
of Wiimingion o wo
, irered by ,r f ; w . f
1. r jrrZZ r:.
us an mwvi - .
coinumnioation with the people of the rural
dUtricts now trading with Wilmington.-
We solicit a call Jrom those who wish-to
iUco their business promlnenUy before the
people of this section, confident that we can
lfer U1ucementa that cannot fall to please. "
Dcdlet &tEixis, Sign of the !BIg Boot
"Joyce" Gaiters. .5. - :
Wji. M. PoissoN.--St. John's rLodge No. 1,
F. & A. M. Emergent Meeting. ;
See new advertisement under the. caption
Lost and Found," " r" ' ' - : - -
The Bepabllcan City Convention.
The Republican City, Convention for the
nomination of candidates for Aldermen to he
voted for at the ensuing municipal election,
which commenced Us session at theClty Hall . . The New Orleans Fieayune of the 5th Inst
yesterday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, finally ad- says, referring to the Grand Extraordinary
jourtied about 9 o'clock last night. VYe ex Drawing of the Havana Lottery:. The first dls
pected nothing else thap a stormy session. It patch received yesterday from Havana already
would have been entirely out of the Radical I
st vie uf doing business had It resulted other- I
wise ; but we must confess' that we" were not
nreuarcd: far such scenes of wrangling and I
eoufuslon as prevailed, and which disguSted I
n 1 1 decent members of the party.
George V. Price, Jr., presided over the
meeting and James Heatoa acted as Secretary.
Several delegates bad talked themselves hoarse
before an organization was effected, but there
were plenty other orators to fill their places,
who displayed their oratorical powers and
tested ihe strength of their longs In the most
aDuroved style. Nominations were made and
rescinded and made again during Vthe
afternoon the names finally agreed upoo
being
ored,
ui follows:
from the
Owen Bnrney, t col -
1st Ward : Bernard
Rumley from the i Ward ; Joseph E ; Samp
son, coloed, froin the 3rd( Ward James Wilr
son, Irom the 4th Ward Wm. inTburbor,
colored, from the j 5.h Ward and .EJ. R.;
Brink forthaelty at i large. , Taere were three
candidates before the Convention for the Ut
ter noihioatloD, tIz: K R. Brltk, A. H.
Morris and Htsklah Reld, " colored. Oajlhe
II -t. W . 11 . . U . .... m 41. ! l,alAn . th lWO
u, " : . ",,7" -namV-
first, when Mr., Morf Is withdraw ,hls, name.
At tbltiee'of the proceedings the Fifth
Ward d"el. Rates withdrew from the Convea
lion, ana vvnuia uaTvv notuiur . w
i .. a m - . . 1. 1 . . M " ft T f
y . - '
with it. Another ballot waa'tben taken, when
Col. BrlcK received the nomination. i
Tnkl- t I fir'granted .that, all the . above
candidates will be elected and tbat. the Con'
nervativts will onW succeed In electing, four
members1 It s generally conceded thar.'Mr,
Jam,. W.lsou will be oor'neat Mayor. The
coutesi for the MarsUilshlpwllI le between
W. P. Cauadaj, the present incumbent;
Lewis Nixoo, colored",' and John WhUeman,
colored. " ! ...... '
An lnvolantaryBalta.
Yesterday an,emooo abddfC o'clock, a
colored boy, about 15 or - id years old, was
walking ou pile of wood nearr'th edge of
the wharf at the foot of Prloeess street, - when
the wood rolled and Cuffywa's plunged head.
fr. .v-' rvZ.iX.
wivw.ua. IUVU Mlj11tli vHWII.u.iivi; ...
were seTeral colored men in lb
" aeTerai coiorea mijpq Ticiui.jr
' . . V.
time ed one of them reached ' a
Sv9 v aw
Involuntary baUief. who seised- It; ah4a
drawn to the wharfJ while another 'colored
man succeeded In fishing hinj. ouU ; It ;
mrrow ticapc, as the boy waabout exhausted ,
rally Dltpatcb. 7 .- " '.: '.f;.' "'V'.V.''
Tbe first two nncabers Ot the above paper,'
published at Charlotte, N. C, by Messrs. P.
Bradford & Co.,' have come to band; The
DUpatch Is of good size, Is neatly printed and
oer evidence in iu eauoriwiiDQ seiecuons
e-awane snet. it
....
lusui wiuwiuic,wiumiH uei. im
Democratic In politics.
Ladle Benotolent Society.
Tbe offlcera and visitors of the, Ladles', Be
novoleot Society, are requested to attend the
usual monVhly meeting of the Society on
Tuesday afternoon, tbe 9lh kst., at ' the Test-
aence or John A. Taylor, at4o'ploac.
False" happiness renders men stern
-J
i
proud, and that happiness Is never ccnarounM
cated. - True happiness renders them kind and
emlble, and that happiness li always ahared.
-Li; i-.".4-...,; V 4
VolX-lTo. 10.
; Dolly Varden cock tails is ihe latest agony.
Fish were abnndani In market yesterday,
, Yesterday was decidedly the warmest day
of the season. - 'T .
There weft no sesslon of the CltjCourl
yesterday, .- . . , .
The Court House fence Is undergoing re-
pairs. ; ' '. 5 k: H -jj- ;".:V--: .
- The office of the Register of Deeds tsi re
ceiving a neat coat of whitewashing. 7 j
-. This is the last month of oysters, and they
will not be In season again until September. ; -1
; People who adcrtlse onlyjonc"e in lueet
months,-forgeiihat most folks don't remem-,1 '
ber anything longer than abo-tt seven days. ; I
i ---feome aesertthat the Republican city I
Ucket Is strong because It has a Sampson in;
it'; boi IU19, nevettttelessSn the Brink of
vWe are reliably informed that a Conser
yiifaciy MnTenwn
'.' . : ... t . 1 1
SW
yyj' ?rr h'I r K
It is announced , that,. tbe:regular.balLof I
tbeGermanAssoclationwiU vwke--piace-n
Wednesday evening next, the lOlnst, ;
iienryerry iiowrej's wiaoxo was report-.!
rumored thatshs would leave for FayetteviUe
this mdrning.j-
J I 1 J v J J
The RevJjf. rB. Grier preached, at the
Tlrst Presbyterian Church Sunday morning,
and In -the eveniesr he delivered a discourse at
the colored Presbyierlan Church, on Chestnut j
. t
sueet. , .-i
, v .;; , ; .
ruui"J? -urrcuu
Vf.1.Vrwt :.... : ,xM5 uloc
q&q aoout as mucu as ue couiu nauage, a uogs
time, 1 and which kept its' position until the
UIU1" w ,wwsu' ' ;1. "
, A little white child received a severe cut I
over tbe forehead 00 Sunday Irooi the Eat ofa
coi0red juvenile base balllst. The blow was
accidental, but if such gamesare to be allowed
- ---- - - . a
ou Sunday those who" engage ln them should
learn Co e 'more careful.' I ' : ;
We heard no less thanhree Qre-trledV
. . . i '. . . .-
Republicans pronounce the convention held
yesterday a circus. Now, we . want to know
what tbe partj"4 propose to do with; these
recalcitrant brothers.
Al the accumulation of cnttulative "eur
erera" accumulated at the City. Hall y ester
H.v r?nl Wllllim Thnmn Cntlir mad a the
vt : . . . . i
Tollowlng eloquent remark :
"Some ob dese i
Republicans is a workln de dlabolicalest wire
dat ebenea worked.'
announces one of the capital prizes to have
been won In our city, $25,000. The lucky
number, 6.917, found itself among orders filled
by Mr. Manuel Bornlo, first sub-collector for.
exportation la Havana, through his corres-
poodents, Messrs. Bornlo fe Brother, .77 ura
vler street. - 1 " .'.'.W' ,
The- Oldest Mason. I
This question has been agitating the frater
nity for sometime past and several places
this State and South' Carolina have put
thnl.nnnp.nf rnatfs1 n or gmnnir Itft I
inhabitants the oldest Hying Mason. FronH
the following It will be seen that as the matter
now stands :MaXesvlIle, S. C.;is enttlled to
th? "chsmplouship.: ... - ,87J
' JSditorSlar: From the numerous paragraphs
lately appearing In the papers relative to the
oldest Mason now lWlng, it may be 'inferred
t hat the subject is one of interest to the f rater
nlty. The Marion .papers claim. Ihls position
m'isS' WE!a"' f?n
ilem Lodee No. 141. at Mavesville, C.,
claims to bate one member, a regular attendant
venerable fathef, Aiattnew r.Mayesv orw no
was raised to the Sublime . Degree in "Hiram
Lodge No.0i at Raleigb,,N. C, in the year
181(f montQ; and day not recollected, thus
making blra a Jdasoo of 66 years
You wHl please lasert this note for the ben-
i - - i a
I vuw va M a T X. . - '
I - We
x. ' .... , ,r i " '
A. Mates.
s? afbion Twlnklioa-a. " !
Bonnets and round hats are so much jaiike
in shape and trlmmlag this season r thnVit ' is
f ery difficult to tell.which is Wfciclw
Mosaic and cimecJewelry Is very much in
ffl,hloo tbU yeafand is set with pearls and
diamonds l the red burnished gold.
Io Germany the dress coat has. been dls-
carded, and gentlemen now appear evening
parues id mart uiau nmwi. , .
Pointed' iod scalloped, flounces, are, the
'latest style of trimming dressed, and make the
ladles looklike small perambulating awnings:
The old fashioned styleof necklaces, worn
J by odr grandmothers, of several rows of small
gold beads, are all the rage at present,'"
I- ! '" '
Adyertlsln lor lie, People.
WV woald call the attention of the public to
. f .v,ftrt dvtr.
" r .
Use ments, especially fotihe. accommodation
ffrT
llUWS f
of
brief notices such as "Wants," "To Let,"
For Bale. elf. oflwaaTVtiaemcufcovi uo
. ... Jk ..-.Mnia a KI
ehsracter can.be teduced to five .lints space,
nA the eharcre for them being bnt half onr
, -
Mf. when nald for atrirfZt in advanet
7--------; - -
Th u nffari inereMea . lDaocemenw ir
tenants, and tenanw-wi8iMnK iuw.u, w
Is 1 the Monsiso STAB as a meoium ior cuuimu
1 : . -.- t f . - k
tuCMOKNIKO dum "Jtul-"i
tomers. ,,".. v? t;;1t ? i V-irtn
.. Storekeepers can also make equal avaU or
theae rates for short advertisements; to invite
public attention to any specialty, in trade, or
any cnange in tneir places.
The use of the daily newspaper, a the agen
. " j - . .- -
cylor communicatiotvjHJjwefen people of all
classeV, Is coasUntly inereaslng, and iilustrates
and
One of th ways lit which modern s civilization l w uaya,
I. 'In Km UW .mi1 MA.M In rrrtnflr I ! ' x -.i s ' .t-i I '
pn 5 btoshiessQj We, J i tiit M
WnJUHGTOIT, IT. . C.i TUESDAYi APRIt 9. 1872.
" cumitlati ve srrrEnERs." ;
A II f Kb Old Time, in tbe Hid! t or
Wblli we are "Requested to ' Gl
Forder." ' " :".' .," "if: rs
This was tha: Slogan yesterday as those bril
liant students of political ethics, the Bepubli-.
cans 01 ' . Wilmingtpn, -assembled in. the City
Hall. And great was theexcjtement among
the Cumulative .MSufferers."i v , J " f -
It.was a beautiful spectacle I It was harmo
ny, decency and intellect personified ! Words,
It was Impossible, to hear ; and the acts of
these ' statesmen'1 cannot be described on
PaPer - ' ; ' : .' - 'V T ? t
After ft disgraceful wrangle of an. hour's du
ranon iq ine juiiy tiau, me assemoiea wmuuiu
ot the Republicans of Wiimfagton adjourned io
th? City Court Rombe!ow, where,IwithSpar
t4D courage and more than tragic air, Cheap
that the convention migos go into secret cau-
ens; all .Democrate be requested to leave the
r . . . I J
orator 01 the day; said ne was opposed,. to this I
motion because Mr. Washington (supposed, to
be - a vaeue reference to the old General! hsdrt
8 - ald 4 ,men were, free aud equal. But
tne aeie-ate were remorseless. Jkney naa a
Englishman, - dead ;or alive they mnst have
sqmev" roioe motion was puwaou a lewieeoiei
. i .. .t,- 1
to the
iflced
nay formed the only ray or consolation
nmnrrnit Tnartrrft ntin wrra tlm Kfi(r!fli
.- r.rat.faiiPTT; n(- nhfinot. wfth tmpfni
.countenances and moistened eyes, seven uon-
servaiivei and Democrats ' took up their beds
nrt-'wt fnrthpp"' " " " - .i ".
and - got farther.
sorrowful slght-ihem seven Coaler
vallvC8 and Democrats, VgettTn' further'and
wh6nv.w4nted our votes on a enUt-ticket for
gberis; said it was de d-l-des t outrage tber dey
see. v;-- n . i
-But the climax Is yctto be reached: twenty
two 'venerable" colored gem mans who derive j
their Intellectual sustenance; from a dallyj
perusal of, the. Moan in o Star, drew their
' - " - I
bandannas from (heir heads ; and then flowed 1
the tears of pearly dew. .
"We could nH stand that ; s6 we continued to
M get further, sollloiaislng as we wandered,
Inuct et decorum tsi pro patna mor. ,
Our Chip Basket.
'5
Receipt for rosy ""cheeks orft-door exer
cise lutsi ': l?r: v':5 r- ; "
Which is the ugllst hood ever worn?
- i - r. . ., '1- i.-s
False hood, Jj. j
The mother's heart: gives 4th joy at. the
baby's 1st 2th; and My not,..,.'. 1 v ,.,"..,.
Come where my love .lies dreaming,"
and see how she looks without paint on her
face.
1
When Is butter like Irish children 1 When I
It Is made into.llttle PaU. m -f ....... .
sir' John - Davie, in a poem on dancing.
written in 1396, describes the polka minutely,
just as It Is danced among ns now. ,.
; : ?
' A boy named his doir-Paste.'' "Why do
you give him such a name ' he was asked.
" BecaQse 1 want hlm to Uc 10 me" was
tne repiy. . ? "Tv" ; V
r The "Leap Year" or new mode of eating
nhnorinas la. for the vonnsr ladv to hold' the
ilmnnil hwan Viop tueth unA thn veinntr man
r .
to bite it off. i ; " T -
A pQenx fentuled
6ing,Ms xh6 r
angels as much la n
"The Strains theAngels
nds. If It strains the
j who read it, tbey don't sing It often,
if;: w'niw.'r. ent.',
uu,u, a,, u..-
store jaet as one ot the clerks had killed a
Urge rat i wish to see What will He Do
with. It?'f said she to' a. boy behind the
counter. ''Well," said the boy, "If you'll
' w a j i t
8te to tne w5niow you will probably see him
4 painter, being 'asked ito.estimate the
a :tJ- tnrty.
.., .r.. .w.th. fii.i:u
' 7 CZi:
fifty dollars. -
SAUT Of MTTERS -j;
Remaining In the Clty'Post Office, April 8tb",
1872 " "
B M ss Ad line Beasly.cariWm Bell, 8tan
liv Bnvd.i Mra vnthiaJ Brown, Richard A
j Brown, Nick Brown, .Mrs Mary M Brudlow,
Miss
I Chas Bradley, Doctor BakerT Ben Brooker,
Bennett Booo,2;;BronsoD ;.a JJrothers, Ann
HnHltr
C Addison Clark. Mm Maria Curden,r Miss
Sophia Harts? care W Chlnnls; A P Cropper,
Congdoo, tazara s vo
D-Aaron DaTis,lsaacM wT,-acoo wins-
lyn; Mra Caroline Eaton, Susan G E Elson. .
, F-Tboa Fox, 8..U j-X-W Vl f Z .Al
K .Louisa A JaCKSOD, .. cro ju.ro aucjr are
. . I If.. XT
G-James Guthrie, 2; J D Griffin, 8 K Green,
H-Misa Annie Hsrper, Miss Amey Heath,
Chas floooer, Dolly Hagerty, Elizabeth Hnhn,
; Harriet Perkins, we,--
n.i.nt Jnnn Tinwira. luav uhkuuu. nui
HOOK, Isaac nuieuiuowu...-.- , I
Jackson: Miss Battle L
J Ned Jones 'vl w onto, nuuu unvif, i
! : ' V. .
k Kaesldy & Co, Wm King, Geo Eeenega,
I . -a 0
jjra ju Avtu;. -r-'Vi f'i
trt Moore. Miss Mary AJMiller. Mrs
vr.ha-A Meltbnl J P Maslebeau, J B McMil-
i .." . t i.. i
Un. John MUrreil. vonu ernw, .aoiei
. Trov. care Dick McRae; Stephen
"- . Min.n ..
. i , rvrT nn nu icui ui.
Gaston rrice. y ... t v .1 :i ,
' w-nn .
- i ft-a,Hf .r, r. "-- :--:----.
Klerbee Diewaro, . mii
T Ellis Timerln. Mrs Amy Thomas.
i V Andrew mmw ' '""
ir-.. t WalkiF.
? rersona calling for letters Jn this List will
..Advertiaed." WU1 he sent to
please say x Aaveria. ,
Dead Letter .Office at yMhinston,. C., In
ED. R. BRINK. P M.
f. WUmington, N. C., Aprtl 9, 1873.
SPIRITS OF TUKPENTINE.
Statesyille want aodd tailor;
! Capt.W; :H:; HarrisQjT is a
candidate forTe-election to the Mayoralty
of Italf ifrh." . I
C i xf V l ! "nS
fish inarket ' . 1" ' f r 1" - ; , 1 ;
. r-r vien. xraaiey jl-v oounson ana I
iauy , are in uaieig q. j i' : ' kv
Newbern claim's that its Ssh
market is. superior to any in the State.
ii r-f The young men ot Goldaboro'
'are to nave a grana- picnic on ine zna aay
; - Ex-Sherifi :W; l SBallinger
died at his residence in Craven county on
Friday . night. -
r v? Col. 'i Jlii Hoke i s spoken of
as a candidate ior congress in me v;nar
.lottedistrict.;. , ; ;:.y,r . ; :
xiio .101 vyity - Dual' yiuu 01
Newbern - are gettirig"eady for their 1-
SjriDg exercises, hl-y.iwj -v. i ,
i r t fT Won -rrcir on
ri.t;i i: il IC s- .u ,
edit 9(e CarloUe J3at.: .'i j
Tjie Board of -Directors of the
"Zt" . "
j- 1
V'RvFt FnrmanEgq i; of the
Louisville Courier,' is' talEedot" 2 .for
, , . . r
Secretary of State.
k -77 urew v' ,r J UiC ul;B1B,Bu
is prominency nieuiiooeu a cauuiuaw
Secretary' of State. ' !
BrBailey, EecLj is to deliver
the address on the occasion of the L O.
O. F4 celebration in Raleigh on the 26th
lnf fi7i;iti s'f 'u -nf a-:is: I ,
2iffe,b in its' last' issue, "announces that
henceforth it will, advocate Democratic
principles. .Good I ..,t ..t .i..:rr ,u,.' ? '
Thfi-fcroidaboro Messenaer ears:
. i ' 7 M
rnh farmers in this section are. verv back-1
ward in their crops. We also - hear com-
plaints about the scarcity ot laborers. ,
jj The ladies of Snow Hill pro-
pose 10 revive iub ouuuu buuvui av tuat
place, which was discontinued during the
winter months, j ; - ; . 1.
There is to be & grand temper
ance demonstration in Raleigh onthe oc
casion of the lecture of Hon. S. F. Carey,
ot Ohio, on the 16th inst.- . , : i
; The annual pony pennings on
the ianks below -Beaufort takesv place
May 10th, June 10th, July 10th, and Au
gust 10 th.
.;vineliigence arrived at States-;
ville Thursday morning, that a woman
had been found somewhere io the northern
portion'of the county, with her throat cut
and.IUe extinct. f. ... .
. 4 On Friday the State Treasurer
paid $15,000 to the Board, ot Directors for
the State Penitentiary. The requisition
wasasigned by the Governor and appioved
by what jg known as the Caldwell Board
ot Directors. So says the jtfwD$tu iJtT-
.--J Col. S.: D. Pool ot the K"ew-
bren Journal of I Commerce is under politi-
cnl disabilities, and will not allow his
cal disabilities, and will not
name to co.betore the Greensboro Cooven
I . -i . ...... m 1
I tion 1U CODneCtlOQ WltQ . IDO OID.Ce OI
Secretary of State. ,j :
het ChartoXm says :.
Alter -exwnaing.-; w,wv,'- ucveiuping
the long aoanaonea x-onis gum miuc, ju
Nash county, Col. Bturges, JNorwern
man, has struck a new vein which is likely
to yield some millions of dollars of the
" filthy needful."-; v 4:? '
T - (Xe wis Withcrspoon, ot Cataw
ba county, who 'turned State's evidence
before Judge-Bond's JLu kiux uourt in
Ralelffb. last tall, has " gone hopeleSslj in-
""""s- K"J" r"rv ,"" ?" ,
patch.1 : , :. .
iThe Sentinel says ;,lAWe learn
fVflm Cant. Exlme. of Chatham, that the.
. mke her trial triD the same day to
BuckhornJ'? The Sentinel thinks theew
steamer should be called after Judge Arr-
chibald Murphy, who, fllty;j ears, ago, first
conceired tb ljaea oi nayigaung tne up-
per Cape Fear. . :i .; . ... -'i
; a-iTKri "Rftleirrh LZV'referrins:
to theDeaf and Dumb Asylum, ' says : A;
meeting 01 toe isoara 01 xirectois lyrnjio
institution was eaiiea ior oaturaay even-
perativ
ii.Ji i..re fr?.K
fhfi funds to carry it on. The Hoard win.
J however, as they are in duty bound to;do
remainlri Dossession bt the institution and
grounds, depending upon tbeeharities of
nr citizens for the support ol a lew of the
our citizens for the, BUpfJort
inmates dependent "Upon the State for
support; 44 " . ,.T
. HALL. In this city, on uday, April 7th,
of vthoia Fever, Charles Bahnson, little son !
of Samuel O. and Mary Jr. Hall, aged years.
oevond the leopard's haunts and the Uon's
Gen LI1M llkblO IBUUW u uw" ,
: Biail (!iTAUS' BXIUAT 18 UO Pitent
C'r.a hnmhnir. flrotten -UDi to dupe theJ
twnorant ana creamua, uun vv1
eific for aeal Catarrh, Cokt in the head,"
kindred diseases ,t t --fi;a i 'ii' '.
Olortena Beeerd. Twelve years ago
t lines in.a Mew ior
I Btorativeiandsoliciteaatruaoiiw
aremeaxiJw m - ;rI rheu-
- ''"ililt.w.-'-Wo-a dwordexs. rheu-
- i x , TTVJ ntionn way. Pi-4.wtatio jit-
J" la f roM the beginning. All that i was
I pi aimed lOr ll KB wmu, .-- --
al4 Of tPlS aiXlO W iuviuii4 w w.
J'w. . ' .. A w.'vr.Yil .H .r. tea. m
TmLm.f BotOet. A few y-an morn ana xne
n4uleJled to five vtiUUmt, he an.
.i nimiuoa ot ine.biUtors has now
I ocne luo - . -1 j..,.,
six Li-"--"-;r '.-T ;
.nit, rnblished by the proprietors, at a cos
I bf also two, is glren avay, . ITu Tft feat
in for the purpose of taking tne necessary
steps for a partial' cloing'of rthe'instituJ
renaerea imperative irom iuc
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NEW , ADERTTgEMENTS.
StoKll'SLbdge HpL
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-rnrRliOKNT MEETING THIS (Tne'dav)
-Hi Kvening, at o'clock, for work in tbe
"; ; ;By order of tneW.M. ;
stTjohh'b Hitt, April 9-it - ' secretary.
!
:
Joyce " Gaiters !
mHESE fashionable Gaitera. of. the finest
' 1 serse-i-bpth laced ana Cone ress mad t to
oar oraer give . we nest satisfaction , wner
oversold. . . -
i For sale by ; DUDLEY ft ELLIS, ' .
ap9-tf
SIcti of the Big Boot. f
Germaii:BalI.-7 : '
fTWE regxtlar Ball of the German' AssoclaC
JL tioa will be held on Wednesday eveulng
next, April' J Oth. , ;f,"
, , only members admitted. - i .
--i - ,- ' - . H. OHLANDTv. - ) t
- J" wu iloTTENDOKr, 5 Com.
Saddlery.:
. ?,
XL KINDS OF "SADDLES, HARNESS,
A
.... - " - v 'y.
trunks;;, traveling ; bags, ,
;n& everything in the line of SaddlerGoods
- " " - , ' J. S. TOPHAM 4 CO.S,;;!
. j-j- i-: jia. n sauic x runt iinwi..
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feb6-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AT A. D; BEOWH'S,'
rpHE LAEGEST A8SSOBTMENT OP MIL-
linery and Millinery Goods in the city at
A. D. BROWN'S,
rilHE largest , assortment of. Bibbons and
- Flowers in the city at': :,;; 4 ; y
:. . A. P. BBQWfl'S, j
.-. i
mHE handsomest assortment of PABASOLS
JL
in the city at
!f A. D.BBOWNS;
rpHE handsomest assortment of WHITE
GOOD3 la the city at ' ,1-.'".
. . ... ' . A.D.BROWN'S.
rnSE largest assortment of CQESET3 In the
city at
A. D. BROWK'S.
j rpHE largest stock
Lr"eitvat-
fof KID , GLOVES in the
A-D. BROWN3.
rpHE largest assortment of. LADIES' UN-DEB-GAEMENTS
and HOOP SKIRTS in
the city, at
A. D. BBOWN'3.
rriHE largest assortment of LADIES. HAIR
" . riXINGS.inthecitya 'V Z'
h -A. I
bbown'3. i
TTI . . mmovnMt. ne wraTTie trim-I
HE best assortment of WHITE TRIM-1
M1XGS, uoaisitY ana ununa in m
city at .
; Ai D BROW&'S.
ONR PRICE! TERMS CASE!
apr 7-tf r . Exchange Corner.
IN STORE,
QQQ BJtoo"t''C"S CORN 8O0OBllsn"
1,200 FL0CK'
200 Barrels
.... ...
Q5T BOXES D. S. SIDES"
BOXES D. S.
SHOULDERS,
AND
" " B HHDS. SifOKED SIDES and
1 v. OVI SHOULDEKS, "
'rre BBLS.WHISKET and BRAN
5 f O DY, 28 Bbls Kerosene Oil, :
' v . -;f- -til . W -i'-r '.,.
: Kf?ri SACKS LOFFEE, 15a ; Hhda.
: :OOVi and Bbls, feugafs, . .
I frriri 8PIRIT CASES, ,SC0 Bundles
,OUU Hoop, ....... w
1 BBLS. I GLUE,. 100- Tierces,
. ; ... a iOv . Kegs and Tubs Lard,, j : . r ,
200
BOXES CANDLES, 250 boxes
: oystersv -j: .-.j, :; i
1 ff 'CASES TRESH PEACHES,
jLw f : zw cases Kranay reacnes,
T PZf boxes anq bblh. t-iiAiA-
CRACK.
AUO r? -aB- a BDia. B.
sE. Molasses, n j
r'i
BBLS." CUBA
Harrels Rice, Ae ; Ac j fc,f
JTor sale by. .Jiivf iiv 1
4,., V
1
' ap 7tf
' :'! 2T, 28 and 29 Ndrth Water 8t
Sr. BURKHIEIER.
I i.TMVlJOAUi nuufi
Tooaccoj ::
Snuff
and'-' lC
SEGAES.
JBUPS of tlae) Indlaa Cfalef,
7
april 7-tf
No. Tlarket
: f CItixcnfc, Harliet HemoTal.
rriHE CITIZENS' "MARKET, formerly lo-
JL eatea on Market atieet.nasDeenrtmTvea
to th corner of Second and Princess Streets,
J AmwVkAVA In .Vim aI.v.
,f aptH7-lW-i?i if FLETCHER TILLET;
OnioESett!
; ''-5;
T1RCES MEDICAt . i .x.. ;
JT T.... . fT- iiOJL.UiU DISCOVERT,
i e: sir ;.w r.'" u tjarden Seed !
l . tsT. OILS. DTES; GLASS
i .-'uni.ii a- ivn
AT WHOLESALE
) - ,r . GREEN
'aptfle-tf
L-U "Sir
SATKB OF JJ9TESTXSIEG I
Son are one day, ............... l 0
twodaye,............... 1
U T " thro ay,.......
( roar davm.;.. ......... b
U -'i-.r-w-HmiTLi: I 00
.' V.ons vreektMrnM I 60
xi vn imvn ...
Contract Advertise enta taken fttvre
portionatelylowrates.. - . :r
Uarrlagee, tKath. Belifrlon i, ! rnneral and
Obituary notices will be inserted at naif rates
wnen paia tor in advance j otnerwlse mil rates
gassafs
Taaxs Casn on demand.
ATJOTTON SAJEa
Commissioner's Sale.
GRONL&IIfATicRs.
BY VIRTTftt Or A DECREE OP THE SU.
perlor Court of New Hanover county,
made at Jane term 171, the nnderBiffned Coia-
missloner wll sell, Tuesda,- April 2S, 1871. at
puDuc auction ior casn, at niicnange corner,
at 10 o'clock, A. M . the following described
piece of t ' . . , . . ,
situated near the limits of this city:
Beginning at a stakn in tbe OldNewbern
Road at James L. Mills' corner, running
thence North 0.40m; East thirty-seven chains
and eighty-nva links ; theaee feoni h 8J , degs.
vOm. Last fifteen chains and eivhty-eeven .
links to a stake thence Routh 0.40m.r West
thirty air chains and flay -five links to a stake
mine ma newoern dww vubiiw whvu nai
road South 87, West fifteen chains and eighty-
even links to a staKe, inenoH oouin u uers.
45m Wr-st, four chains ana nny iinss loine
uerinmng, oontainingtra &.,n u.a, more or jess.
The above described prouerty la sltnaUd
upon the North side of Old Newbern Road,
1 ad is a portion of what is known as the
! W EST II AXTa TliACT,
contalninr SIXTY ACUES, portion! of which
U under f sjuce, with a good ,t , ; , V j
NEW DWELLING HOUSE'
thereon and all" necessary OUT-HOUSES.
' Partlei desirousof purchasinR.wlll be shown
the property upon application to
, - .-... 1 ; M. CKONLT, Comr.
4vi w a . -m. . .
w ummRLon, jm . u., marcn l, lpa.
, march lWawaon da Ju,
, Auction, ; Sale, J
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By BUXTING k McQUIGO,
; , AUCTIONEERS AND AGENTS, f
N TUESDATf , "Aprii'flth, 1872. at half-past
yj 1) o'clock, A. M., we will sell at our Bales
Boom, No 3 . North Water street, a large con.
slgnment of ' ' " - '
. Clothing and Dry Gooda,
All new and in prime order, consisting of
" Coats, FAnta, Teste. Hits.v Boole,
Bhoes Calico, pants Clotb, : '
. Rhirts. Soeka - and
.llotloiis. . Dealers 'Will Please Notice.
SALE POSITIVE-TERMS CAalT.
Molasses and Syrup.
50 HHDS;
Huscrovado Holasses
;..: AND 1
S.H.SYRTJPI.
For sale very lowjby
iuneM-tf
WILLARD BROS.
For; Sale,
rpHBEE PRIME D 2 AT HORSES -; : ;
, ..NO BETTER IN THE CUT.
: Apply to i fJ i
l r, marcltSl-tf . 0. G. PAR3LET ft CO.
:
yoi. Sale and : for Kent.
A DE9IBABLE HOUSF, in a good locality,
w th welI andci3teril,Wateron.the?
; : '
The FURNITORF, which is very desirable
and nearly new, will be disposed of at private
sale at a bargain. Apply, at the Stab office.
april S-3t ' T "
Union Boarding House,
Y"YN TRE COBNKR of FOFRTH and KAR
J, NKTT STREETS, five mlnut.s walk to
Union or Charlotte-Depots.
.: Single Meals, CO cents J Lodgings, 50 cenW,
and $25 per month for regular boarders. V
? april 6-lm rni 0 THOMAS JENKINS,
; 5,000 Pounds. ,
K. O. HOC KO U:JS JL ; 1
ORANGES AND LE
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T J. CSTEVENSON'S, , .
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Market, , bet. Front and 8econd,
SPRINGS AT -HOME !
r t f tl..t
. leiinerai waiera i
CJARATOGA" WATER on araugnt ana in
O battles, on Ice ; Vichy, kiid Ritsengen
Waters. -
I Also, Wilhor's Cod Liver OU, Hdrsford's Acid
Phosphaicsi Atwobd's. Quinine Tonic, Fer-
phosnhales,
i.-v rimW. CaitOron. and a large
... I irtt- f ; TTnaHoh Knorr American aoaps nu
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. trif nwKKVA WRIGHT.
td) WJholosalo Druggists and Chemists, bcu
" (Lippitt's oid tand,) 7
if sps-itf -yrKTcor, rront and Market Et.
Just from Steamer,
i.'i L. L .4.0
jix)u:
UR, CIDER, APP.I,TURIP3,;.J ,
Onions, .Lemons, Beans, Potatoes, . ;
- m Cheese, Candy, ' Prixe-Candy,
' 1'
" .) .
kuM a 2 ;u-.raper Bag',.
Snuff and Tobaoco,
Wood and Willow Ware,
f
OanAfoa "M a trliA. Canned .
i : Goods, Pickle and Preserves, , ,
STATIOHEBIES, tte. ..... fr;."f"-jf'
! inar28-tf iHEIDIS BBOS.
l .," vTlUttlf OTOW, N. C., 1
f.
From this date the mails will close a fol-
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Korthern Night MalLi'.VIiM....'.r.i'4.8 TiMi
Omitltfrrn Vlftll..'.. .uL.i. ...'... ..8 P. M '
iwikr ai.tr
? i V ED. B. BRINK, P. Mi
LQ8T amp rounp.
Avri prrrxv- i " ogTOn Saturday evening, in the street,..
pjLVut5l I TjOTrCaLb Book. be Under will be sutt
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