North Carolina Newspapers

4 1. J THE RIOnKIJVG STAR, f PUBLISHED DAILY, :. WJ. BKBSAUD, Editor ana Prbpr. 0,ioB, Dawson Bank Buildings Front St.1 ore vear, In advance.... ...................7 00 ?u moatU in advance..... 8 60 Ttfroo months, in advance.. ...... a 00 J month, In advance........ 75 rio Moastxa Star will be delivered In any part of the City at, ITitmk Ckkts per week. 3IETEUKOLOHIUAI. JlEt'OUI). -7 . Aprfl 13,- 1873. Time. B!rm-m-Wind. Weather eier I eter. 7 A M. 30;S0 65 SW Fresh'cioudy . i" M 30:18 81 SW Fresb.Falr 9 P M. 30:25 71 N Gentle Clondy - Mean Temp, of day, 73 deg. -Note. All barometric readings are reduced o'lhe sea-level and to 33 degrees Fahrenheit. ROBBKT SBTBOTH, 8erg't Signal Service U. 8. A. ' Weather Report. War Dkpautmkht, MEHT, 1 cer, V Office of Chief Signal otocer, Wihine-ton. April Id 4: r. ftvbabUiiics. The pressure will Increase during the nhtht over the region h'-u ius ouuiu .uaunv, Middle snd New England 8tates; continued brisk and high westerly winds over the lower lakes dlmiuublngln force on Sunday; clear and pleasant weather will prevail very gene rally oo Sunday from the lakes to the Lisiern, Guifand Atlantic coasts; falling barometer, o.atcrlv to SOUineny widu uu lucrcuseu cloudiness wm exvcuu c.v,..u vu. . cao.v.-j ,,, Zi . -J ! I Hutionary signals continue at Detroit, To ledo, Cleveland Buffalo, Rochester and O tl.UKCII D1UECTOBY. Sunday, April U. St. Jniiies Cnarch. J 1 ; Cokniik Third Ino Market Streets. Second S'undjy after Easter. J', Morula'; Prayer at 11 A. M, Evening Prayer at 5 P. M. " ; ;, auuday School at 3 P. M. , St. Joliu's 3taurcb (Episcopal), Cohskr Red Cross and Third Streets. -SuudJ'y School attti A. M. . .. , . Morning Prayer at li o'clock. - "... Eveuiug Prayer at 8 o'clock. - llrst Presbyterian Church, Corner Tuird.and Orange Streets. A. if. DiCKeOU. , - . o . , Service's at 11 A. M., and at 7j P. M. Sauday tichool exercises commence at 3 i'. LI. : Lecture Thursday evening at 7Ko'clock. Second Presbyterian Church. Services al KrooRly u Uil, every Siinday at 10 A. M. , First Baptist Church, 5 Conner Market and Fifth Streets," ' Kcv. J. C. Hideu, Pastor. , , , : ' "' Sunday School at 9$ A. M. , ., .' " ', Service at 11 A. M. sod 7:30 P. M. Voun Mcu'a Prayer Meeting Tuesday night at ?:3J o'clock lo room above Pastor's study. Weekly Prayer Meetiug Thursday night at 7:3J o'clock. .'.':. ' ."'.. feecoul Baptist Church, , Corner of Sixth and Church Streets., Kev. J. E. King, Pastor. ' . ; ; Suuday School t V A. M. ' ' Service at 10 A. M. and 7P. M. frayer Meetlug every Tuuaday night at 1 0'clocK. ' " 1 . ' St. Thomas (Catholic) Church, On Dock Between Second and Third Sts. Morning service at 7 and 10)'A. M. Evening - at 5 P. M. Uaily service at 7 A. M. Uev. .M. S. Uross.ortleiatlug clergyman, l'ront Street St. E, Church, Mouth, Corner Walnut and Front Streets. Kev. Dr. Morau, Pastor. services at 10 A. M., aud 8 P. M. Suutlay School 3 P. M. Keguiur weeKiy Prayer Meeting Wednesday uiul at 8 o'clocR. Ail aruiuvileU to attend. Hie puwa In this church are all free. (Jeutle uijuly ushers will be In waiting to cuuduct filruugera to seats. Flitu Street if. . Church South, 1'iftu Between Church and Nun Streets. Kev. A. A. boshauier, Pastor; fcervices at Jl A. M. and at 8 P. M. Suuday School at V A. M. . Lteltug at O r. M. 1'ravcr Meeting - on Thursday night at 5 St. Paul's Evan. Lutheran Church, Market Street, Corner or Sixth. Rev. O. D. Bernheim, Pastor. EDnlish service at 10 A. M. -Suudsy ticbool at 3 P. M. ' y Ueruian service at 8 P. M. . J '. Seamen's Bethel, - " ' Dock. Between Front and Water Streets, Services at 7 P M., by Rev. li- B. Burr. , St. Paul's Episcopal Church. . Corner Orange and Fourth Streets. ' - Moruiug Piajer! at 11 oclocR, A. M. . . .' Eveuiug Prayer at 7 oclock, P. M. ? : Si. Mark's (ColoreU Episcopal) Church Corner Sixth and Mulberry. Sts. Uev. C. O. Brady, (colored,) . . ; ; Services at 11 A. M. aud 8 P. M. . ' " , Seat irec aud the public are luvlted. Services Wednesday, 8 P. M. Ch ,, ",," tyuiureu uciuvu.., Cornier CuurCuInd Sbventu Stkkkts. iSabbath Schcol at 9 A. M. Services at 11 A. M., 3 P. M. and 8 P. M., by llcv. Tbouias LomaX. . . Utechetlcul Leclarea on Friday at 8P. M. To the COXSERVATITE TOTER8 OF. W1LM1NOTON. Roomj Coxssuvativb Ex. Committi rima ) TON, - Y i, 1872. ) ClTT OF WlLMOTON WiLMIMJTON, N. C, April 13, The Conservative voters of the Clly -of Wll mloston are hereby notLle'd to assemble at the Court House, on Tuesday evening, April 16th, at7 o'clock, tarnomlnate Candidates for Al dermen, to be voted for under the new Act of tbe Legislature known as the Cumulative Suf frage Act. Uoder this Act the property-bold en and tax payers of Wilmington, the greater . at " portion of whom have had no representation' ou tbe Board ol Aldermen fqr many years, will ecure a very strong minority representation ; nd w urge on oyr fr'ends the Importance of attending the mass meeting Tuesday evening m order that there may bd a lull aod fair ex. jre8ion of their Judgment in the, selection of candidates. s V. Anotber Important dutvof this meeting will be the appblotment of an Executive Commit- the duties of tbe old Comsslt tee, termlna-i H witlfthls call.' - y - ; DONALD McRAE,. Chairman. Wm. H Berwabd, Secretary. . oldest Bfa.on.V - v :r :": , rhl gentleman exists in the greatest abuo- dn.. . . : ... . v ms last appearance is in wrangeourg U1 be seen by . the following . paragraph f'om the Orangeburg (S. C.) Timet: u We HMdfised tfiat Mr. Peter Rowe. who Itvesl ithlo fire miles of oar vllliitel was made f , ; a . wagon for sixty-two to sixty-three years. For- ther. If he survive till June next, he win have - - - -, - j . -r - cttnpleted 101 years of age. He Is, we believe, Uctiye and hale. Can anywhere beat thlr' W ) M: LA- V LL XL ;J. W) N Vol. X-Ho. 20. r ' BV ADVLKTlsEMeMrs. - Dudley & Ellis, Sign of the Big Boot Nllsson laced boots. ; a ' II. Bubhhimrr, No. 6 Market street Snuff, tobacco and segars. y ' ' " - - C. W. Oldham Regular meeting Concord Chapter 'No. 1." ' Read the new advertisement of Hoatetter'a. Stomach Bitters. ,' , t Mukson & Co. Beaulirul clothing. Wm. M. Etbvenson, No. 7 North Front et. Crockery on hand add to arrive. Sol.. Biajj. & Bros , 18 and 20 Market St. Clothing, dry goods, boots aud shoes J. C. HUBBNBKCKEB Notice ' ' Read the new advertisement under Lead of "Wants.". ' .. .. .. . .;v;':.,- Geo. Z. Fhskch Fruit trees T A SuTTn VnrnltnrA flnnlpr KfirmnttnTl ; f copartn6Q, Jas. C. Stev.nson North Carolina bacon, fresh crackers. - - v - - - F. W. ' Kerchner Land plaster bacon, pork, lard,' molasses, &c.i -:l J 'ri v J. & II. Samson For one week only. The Republican Convention. The Republican County Convention for the appointment of delegates to the 8tateand Dis trlct Conventions met in this city yesterday, Denard Ramley, Esq., presided, sod the Con ventlon oil the whole was 'much more orderly than many anticipated. 'There was the usual amount of Buncombe, however, each dele gate seeming to feci himself in duty bound to J contribnie his quota to the tide of eloquence which flooded the City Court room during the entire afternoon. : The-buslness for the trans action of which the Convention met was finally disposed of, the following delegates being chosen : - ' ' , To the State Convention. H. E. Scott, Owen Burney, Geo. L. Mabson:' To the DUtrkt Convention. Q. yr. Price, W 11. Moore, John Whiteman, W. H. Gerken, W. P. Canaday, Jas. A. Lowrey. r Resolutiofis endorsing John . Pool were passed, bat the delegates were not required to pledge themselves to any partienUr individual for Congress. ' It : is generally understood, however, that they will support Rutherford for that position. 1 . Telegraphic. ; As preparations are now. in progress for se curiug Immediate telegraphic commuulcatioo with the different points , on the line of the Wilmington, Charlotta and Rutherford Rail-. road, we .deem it a proper occasion to again urge the importance of establishing a line be tween Lumberton or . some other, available poin with Fayetteville. - It strikes us as in every way so desirable and practicable that such., communication t should be established, and that without the least unnecessary delay, that it would seem superfluous to more than call attention tor its importance to Wilming ton, Fayetteville and Intermediate points to insure the speedy accomplishment f the work. Religions. ; A decided relisious Interest is manifesting itself. In a very qolet way, in connection with the services now in progress in the First Bap- tist chureh. The-daily morning1 prayer meet- Jngs from 7 to 7;30 o'clock are largely attend- lied ; the' pastor' Is preaching on Tuesday nd Thursday nights in the church, and on Wednes. day. and Friday nights near Hilton; inquirers are seeking the Pastor's study for Instructions, several candidates have been received for bap tlsm, and the ordinance is to be administered to plght (Sunday) In the Church. , y , ; , v- jnarsden Bellamy, Isq. : . On the occasion of the trial of Calvin Oxen dine at Smithvllle on Wednesday last, who was charged with complicity in the murder of the late Sheriff King, of Robeson county, we un derstand that Marsdeu Bellamy, Esq., of this city, made, a most able and masteily defence. His speech on the occasion is characterizea oy those who beard it as being ons of most elo- 1 .nanf .Ma fTrkrt mnrla in this Section for iu.u. BU many years and to him Is attributed the ac- many years i qulttal of the prisoner. ; Rev. Paul JCarraway, the President, and R.- fl. Wbitaker,1 Esq.," the Secretary, of the I state1 Council Friends of Temperance will deliver public addresses , on .temperance at the Seaman's fcethel on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock, to which the ladies ana genue- men of the city are especially .tavwea.., a no two Temperance organizations are ? expected to be out in fall regalia and to meet lor that purpose at Temperance" Hall at 1 o'cloek that evening, y , ; ?";.:; y-y; u Another Telegrapn IJne. I Tbe Directors of the Virginia Telegraph f CompaBy met In Alexandria' on the 9Jh Inst., and directed its-Prestdent to-advertlse for pro- posals to construct and extend the line ,frorn that city to Wilmington, N. C.j via Fredericks borg, : Richmond, Petersburg, , Weldon, fcc The line at present extends- all through the Valley of Virginia. ranntr Convention. n,i tiimiocrats and Conservatives ot New Hanover county are requested to assemble at ... n.ti.. in wiimWtnn. on Tuesdav. April 23d (being the first week of Superior Court), at 7K o'clock P M.f for, the purpose f electing oeiegai. wi. in the 8tate Convention to be held at Greens- boro on the first day of May next, and also in I ' - - thla ConirresslonslOlstrict Convention, to be whn where theTExecutlve Commit- - : 17 - . . tee 0f the District shall sppomu , . ; it !s deired that everj township In the countv shall be presented. . 1 r -7". r Josapa A. ErgbLHARD, a r ,A,V ;V?nx. .T I . v. ... ."1 . fv-1 The last question that has 1 troubled phll-' loeopbers is this: Which' dauses 'alrioost pleasured hear herself praised ' glrl'ruu down ?! T or another WILiniTGTOITi IT; C.i SUIJDAY. APRIL 14.-1872, l9r.m.t ijota.-"'" .-. - The champion re?per Advertising. One. patient to theTCHy Hospital last week. - . , 1 v -A- V L t ; f Thera were 12 nollea' 'aWU -dBrinfTihi past week. ' Never bemoan yoar lot, if the taxes" are paid on it.'-.'-, -:.,. ;;.;-..;: t,- , New f 20 counterfeits are reported and should be guarded against The Spring styles are making their "ap pearance on our streets. : The gentle sex swarm the milllnerj and dry goods ".emporiums." . ; . The popular song ''Seven Oud" will be found on our third page.1 " : f - Lumsden'wiU commence dispensing his ice cream on or about Tuesday next. , ' "Mtbane AJames' Ice cool soda water was not hard to take yesterday. - The Old Reliable Theatre -Company are to arrive here this evening. Only wo convicts' sent to the Work House during the past week. KCl I The regular mpnthly meeting of the Board of Aldermen takes place' to-morrow evening.' ' The regular monthly meeting of Concord Chapter No. 1, takes place to-morrow evening. v Tbe'moEqutioes.have already commenced - The Clerk of the market reports the ar- rival of 183 country .cartsj.during the past week. - The L' Allegro Arehery Club, composed of youni ladles, were out practicing yesterday anernooo A sure cure for rheumatism can be made of 8 omnc s spirits turpentine, 8 ounces good vinegar and 1 egg. , , . , . The hour for evening services at Front Street Methodist church has been changed. from iy to 8 o'clock. ' i-'-i - For one week only Messrs. J. & H. Samson will offer ' a full, line of Lima Lace Points at wholesale prices. I Two" more weeks for the listing of city taxes, ana one ior me listing 01 otaie auu County ditto. : r .1 I ThB oldMtlnhabltant falls to remember h.n th., '(i hki mada .nv.more raDid . ... L progress than it has wltulnthe past two weeks, 'llr: W. M, Stevenson," No. 7 North Front street, advertises a large assoitment of crock ery and confections on hand and to arrive. Ttere will - be services every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock. in the mpiuicburcu, untuiurtner notice., The various butchers of this city slaugh tered an aggregate of 89 beeves, 86 hogs, ,13 sheep and 4calves during the week just closed. Mr. R. L. Harris, of.the Front St. News' Depot, has our thanks for copies of the last N. Y. Ledger, Chimney Corner and Clipper. .Thai's the place to get your reading! G. Z. French, Esq., made the first ship ment of radishes from his "Excelsior" farm la this county on Thursday last, thus " stealing a march" on Charleston. , . ' Mr. D. A. Smith, the popular Furniture deiler. has admitted Mr. T. C. Craft as a partner lu his business, to date from the l8t inst. The firm name will hereafter be D. A. Smith & Co. Messrs. Sol. Bear & Bros.' have now In store an immense stock of goods in their line. Yvnoiesaie Store rto. io, ana xveimi uepariueDt No. 20. Market street.", Read their advertise ment. ... ... -v . ,': .. i . . . J - A. f 1 T ' . I The-Martlhettl-Ravel Pantomime Troupe are to open Jn Charleston Monday evening. This is said to be a most excellent troupe and we should be glad to hear of their intention to visit this city. . ' , Mr. &TXk Browo, at Exchange Corner, announces that his grand opening of Summer styles of Millinery and Millinery goods will I take place on Wednesday next, the 17th insL. Xades will take notice. 'iVwWlrsnonvention of Cumber- IL'' ' J - r. - i ' 1 . l'j"..": i and county have lusiruciea, tne ueiegaies 10 I comrreBalonal. Convention - to the. District Congressional.: Convention - to cast the vote of that county for Judge Russell. ButRutberfordjwlth hU ninety-inch stride is dlstancfug all competitors, r , . w Bhtir Wilmington be , behind all other j Q the tcaitef of paying ' respect to the i memory of tbe , latef Prof. .Morse. v Meetings t'held Simultaneously in nearly every -i- - United States on Taesday next for this purposes . .' .; y ; . v ,:" ' . .: Thm AmSAc nn Sfiventh street, with' Uin' excentlon of the crossings, having been com- pleted,f It istbi be hoped that the citizens on the East side of Sixth street will take the ne cessary steps for the erection of a similar or ballast walk on that street. . f ; w The Harmonious of the Harmony Club" had a very argumentative discussion at their j meeting Thursday night. f it. was of the Vknock-downV calibre. One of the "brethren" asserted that he "had been Insulted ever since he was born Clubs are trumps!!' V y yl i A gentleman, walking down Front rttreet Friday afternoon was struck by a rock - which one boy threw at aoothen, ThroFieg stones hQ the street -and scribbling bscene - words 1 aDd otherwise marking fences And residences I vith rhalk. Ac. should be strictly prohibited. j mTd6 mornIng prayer meetings at theFlrsU B - ut chnrca are still kept up; hd with good re80its.- This Baooatn-morning, xne usuai p r ting WlUbs beldtoafirdanoppOr-1 hrtho are Unable td attend i.uuait aiw " - . h-y ,h;y. t ' . .. .v.i. ,tn.. I control oi puw Whila the Radical fight, announced in the BtARJesterday wai progressing at the Court House Friday night, someonsmnouwa s y-jxui - ... . i m. .nirm the :d d '-. nigger I'V .This has greatly ; , exas Wn of the1 colored RepubUcahs ''.-r- nr-rjij.-, i;;.,- -., in agaipB uvrMwu.vt im" - . lormer are very puienj jwo-v v mary; methods of disposing oi uic juigas i the Thundering Lungs y library Association :-i'jif;rn.T!Lt' The new rooms of the Wilmington library. Assciatlop on gSuth. FrpnV Street; present a "verjf attractive appearance, t We learn that a. 'u -w .-newspapers have been subscribed for and that applications for membership are being daily made to the Librarian. - ": "J . ' Will Arrive . . , .'. -; The "Old Reliabia", Troupe, will, arrive this evening from Columbia, where they met with great'suecess, the houses being crowded every night. They will open to-morrow night .with .the fe;autlful drama of " Honey-Moon.!' Go to Belnsberfirer's early and secure seats. iror tne star. "AW D ' THEY SO AI.T4 IX E Alt MY '. '' y" ' ' ,TOICE.' ' ;- What an, authority H there in "these, words of Jesus for the thousands and ten thousands of pulpits - erected - In ' every . country Men often say: See how much money Is spent in erecting churches, of whit use is it all ? I answer, besides beipg an ornament ; to1 every' I city and town, hamletorcountry place, when the noble pllo is every where reared , to Jehovah's honor, she chief use of churches Is, that the Savior's voice In the preached gospel may be heard by tht sheep of his. flock. It is much better to erect a church, as in ft Christian country, than a Bastlle or guillotine, as in .trinnal fTrance. 'liJiHi'.wj -: - i U;. Aud when on a Sunday mominsr or eveninsr. veQi ln:our small pity,, one hears the deep- IUUCU VC1U Ul VUI UIIIUJ VIUitUCD ItUUUCg X . not send a thrill of joy td the heart : does it D0 "mind every one, that, though infidelity tian),y a ootdead; there is still a living voice of the Savior, and that voice la still beard ? i Were It possible to gather all christian con-1 rKregations together into one place, from every locality In the wide, wide world, could we bear the; church-going bell ot every city, town ana hamlet at one time, we would soon see how. potent la still tue voice ot , Christianity, eves though the brazen ton ne .01 inndelily is not silem, sajing with the old 6erpent in Eden. 'Yea, hath God said ft Is .this the word- ol God?.;i. - ; G..D. B. DISEASED DIOESTlUIf. ,. r,, . If chronic indlgetion affected the stomach only; it might be mOiO easiy boms; but it gives rise, inevitably, to many other diseases affecting the liver, the nerves, the bowels and the braial Bilionsneaa, nervous tremors, con stipation, headache and terrible mental disp tuibances are, among It usual accompani ments. In fact, every organ, every fibre -of lne aace JxnpHMJ with the debJitated JOCa--cvi j neueu sucha case ? Clearly an alterative and invig- or4ni.W am0ng medicines of - that class Hoatetter'a Stomach Bitters is, beyond all. comparison .or estimate, the best. Mere pur gatived only deprive the system of the little strength that disease has left it. .gallivants havei the same effect. The whole, internal organism tai gone wrong, and (.an only be put righ and kept right by a medicine in which the tonic and stimulating elements predomi nate but a e qualified and moJiCei by aati bilious aperients and biood-pniifying compo nents.' Mow, the truth is (and the medical faculty as well as the public know the fact), that Hoatetter'a liittera contain every ingre dient requisite for the cure of dyspepsia and all the ailments of body, and mind which it involves; i nu hs beeu proveu lu so many thousands oi instances that .it seems almotlt idle to repeat he statement. -Tha groat toulo rallies exhausted nature. frouj iiatcvtr cause enfeebled, and perma nently rtcruita the vigor of the nt-rves tue muailes and the Drain. Its-effect nnon the braia is to give streugth to the will and pre cision to the jndgmeut, and to bunUh depon-. uemry and that 1 firiuity of purpose muicn. generally accuupanies bodily weakness, april 14-eouiw un W en i!'rl JEW AD V ERTISEMESTS. - SOLV BEiAK '.- & BIlOS.. 1 8 Market Street. W I L M IN. G T: O'N -N. . o i r" WHOLESALE DEALERS .IN . ClolblncDry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hals, Notions, Ac. . The Largest and Best Assorted Stock in this .:.;.-.- : '; ' ' '!:--'jy- . State, and we are also determined, to have THE CfH&APiES T!, ' . .. '-''I :1'" ' ' ' . . . " ' . . : . LIBEBAL INDUCEiiEN TS'TO' . . I; i WHOLESALE DEAIiEKS.a SOL. "BEAR' ,'BROS., : r - 20 Market Street, T vrpnv ri V'-f -7- M yT - TT .Tj" f- ( yi, :. . Betail Dealers In , CLOTniNO. DhTGOODg, BOOTS and "!?' '.7 7,' 1 -li ' I yfe i respectfully 'solicit a call of our patrons BEFOBE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. W Cefy;compemion in QualitV li Prices. i OT$ oTOCPF ci0THIS :r CANNOT BE EXCELLED ! apr114-tf 'SOL; BEAR A BROS. Hilssou Laced Boots !; OR CHILDREN ' Spring Colors ' .l-'i Beautiful Styles. t DUDLEY ELLIS, ' " Sign of the itiK Boot. apH-tf BltCOIl. F0ril: ailCL BoXra: D. s. SID'ES and SHOULbERi; tV'; ij.-- -- . sides, and fJQ SuSJ.1 - y - : : 1 ' E - - . T.Vm Bbls. .Pork, 150 BbU Kegs andLTnbs Laid.--. r.,-!.- ii-tr'"h? sfi irvrsaleby -v;nMHN1 . p l-tr 27, 2S and 29 North .Water St. Fnut Trce3. I i t t u;: THE SEASON for ? SETTING OUT" UKU ViULtstafew weeks lorger.- k. t lsL-:l. i i .Mr msuah vi'Y"''.. f" .......... ajsa-tt .,1..-.'! GEO, Z. FRENCH, aprllli-lw . Wilmington P. O. kJ..ll.Xa:.Jl.vi. i-.fi. Wholo Uo. 1,424 NEW ' J3 VERTTSEMENTO. GEAH) PEIIIITG -or SUMMER STYIES OF MIL L INB R Y . AND MILLINERY GdODSI On Wednesday, April 17111, I Exchange Corner;: yt:- H. B IJBEH IHEBi U O 2 1 : Wholbsau and Retail Dealer Ik Tobacco," Snuff f ULND SEGARS. Sign or the Indian Ciller. ' No. 6 Market St. " aprilHtf Concord Chapter, No. 1. XVEGULAfe MONTHLY MEETING onMON DAY EVENING NEXT, at 7H o'clock. ! i i i i ; ' ; i C W. OLDEAMi WtLitxrfdTfoK, A prU 14, 1872-lt ' J ' Sec'y, 2; KPOTilfi Will1 lalK. HD EACH AKE TELLING THE OTHER ' l '. of the beautiful styles of CLOTHING, JUST HADX rr BT . . Hanson & COi9vClly Clothiers. : ; A VKY LABGS STOCK OV RAwiilTlei. Silk lisle Thread. : and Game Underwear, also at apiil li-tf 38 HID KET STREET. CROCKERY, On Hand arid to Arrive : 5 CRATES, - ' -: ;'" " J( . "Jy HHDS., Assorted j k -jy -jTIEECES, Assorted ; ;, .H CONFECTIONS; 1,000 POUNDS IN OPEN STOCK TO SELECT FROM. Wm. M." STEVENSON, anrilH-tf . No. 7 North JTront sr. Notice. , JLHE CHARTERER OB HIS AGENT Of the German Bark " MINERVA" ia hereby notified that the said Bark is eady to receive cargo. ; ' J. C. HUBENBECKER, aprU14-3t . ; Master. Co-Pairtnership. niTK ATVVriTTICT MR. T. C. CRAFT' AS X a partner in my business, to date, from April 1, 187L The firm name will hereafter be - : a d. a; smith & cb; ( ;, "-Tor the very liberal patronage ' heretofere rttrA on me! I return my thanks,' and. trust that the new firm, by strict attention to business and fair dealing to merit a contin oaace ot the same.-. D. A. SMITH, apH-3t, Furniture Dealer. y Please Your Taste. TTlriAM and PINE APPLE CHEESE,. White Jll Su-ar Cured Hams, Ex. V. HynP; nai, pGnpowder," Oolong, UnCd Japan leas. Fresh Crackers always on, hand. , -.J u u NORTIj CAROLINA BACON V a' very low at y jab. C. STEVENSOS'S api-ti Mola8SC8 1 Molasses I MolaeseS I Handblsls-ik f rVHhds. a and'Bbls.' Cuba Molasses, :i ' ' y - : . For sale bys; v -or inrnnTTNER." aprli-tf l j-, .hi O ! 27, 28 and 29 North Wtr St.' "Flbur-'Coffee-Sugar. i Qno-?BLS r 4 V Vi rZ RACKS COFFEE, 48(J Hhdrf and Bbll. P. R. and REF. 1 iJ bUUAKS. r r i' Tor sale by 9 aprltf t4 1 27, 23 and 29 North Water et. - For One Week 0nly7 OFFER JTULL Ll m ur " " ,'IAMA'J.AOE POINTS It rvTholesale Price f. yapU2t- T r n ri T1 O Ofot5 h . , . AiaxAis. a. sms.w. - . r TONS BED-BEACH land plas. . r TER. Tor sale by ' F. W. KERCHNER,' - apl-tf i "27, aand North Water St. r I ti 1 aT s JBATES OF ADTEUTI8130I One Square one day; .... 110 ' y twodavs,..,................. j " , , ."three days.... J - - ! ,OQr days.......... ............ ' ' five days, BOO " " oneweekv se)e)eWe)0e 160 mr Contract Advertisem ents taken at pro . poruanateiy urw rates. Marriages, Deaths. Religious,' Funeral and bituary notices will be Inserted at half rates when paid for In advance ; otherwise roll rates "SSiSSs Tstwii Cnnh on demand. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BuildiDg Stock.Wanted. WANTED i rive Shares of Stock of the WILMINGTON BUILDIlf GT ' ASSOCIATION". Apply at this office. c-,... fapio.nao3t -z r- Saddlery,- A LL KINDS Or SADDLES, RAENKSS, "' TRUNKS, TRATEL.INQ BAGS, " And everything in the line of Saddlery Goods cheap for cash at j v " J. S. TOPHAM A CO.'S, . .:. , . : , i Ko 8 south Front 8W 1 v iebS-tfnao 1 , -r- Wilmington, M. .C. AMUSEMENTS. WILMINGTON- O PERA ' HOUSE. Return ! Return ! .Return FOR ONE WEEK ONLY I "Old Reliable" Theatre x " WILL COMMENCE , A ONE WEEK' 8 ENGAGEMENT at'tHk.; . OPERA BOUSE, n onday Evenln Ar:i ;f f When the beautiful 3-Act Drama entitled h o e t moon; will be produced for the first time in this city ' " with entire strength of the Company. 5 ': ' A D M I 8 S I1 0 'fTt Dress Circle and Parqnette............7t cents Parquette Circle M - , Kanlily Circle. ....... .0 Gallery... ,........ Reserved Seats s cured at Heinsberser's Mnsio btore without extra cbarire- 8al-i com mencing Saturday morning, at 9 o'clock. april I'.if MISCELLANEOUS. Capital Paid In, $150,000 J . - Antnorlsed Capital, $1,000,000. SAVINGS BANK. The bank or new. hanoveb offers an the advantages of a ; 4 - SAYINGS BISK, by issuing to depositors certificates of deposit payable after 15 days notice and bearisg INT K It E S T rrom Date of Deposit to pate of Payment. J. B. GBAINGER,PresIdent.; STEPHEN D. WALLACE, Cashiers april 6-awtf Sun . . ; r: r DAVID PIG0TT, TOBACCONIST, . ILMlirGTON, " n. a Aran.2-tf - W E are daily adding to our large stock of Groceries, in store and to arrive : 1,000 BBLS. FLOUR, 100,000 LLB3. DRY SALT MEATS, 28,000 BUSHELS CORN, HAT, MEAL, Ac, Ac, Ao. april 11-dAwtfI, BINFOgP. CEOW A CO. HolagseS: an4 Svrup 650 HHDS. Iluflcovado nolaoseai -S.H. SYRUP " For sale very I9W by , . nne21'tf , I:.- ,WILLARX BROS. Hedicines ! Chemicals ! -rrrE e receiving our bprinu and ,h ,;y . Summer Supply of. Choice Drugs, Select Medicines, 7 English. French and Germanthemlcala, and a large assortment of Fancy and Toilette Goods,1 'wnien'we offeir'atibw rates. " ' i v ' " IT' ' lIclLHENNT ft WRIGHT, .'-to 4 uls !ir. Drjggs and Pharmacists, Bit, (IJppItt's OldStand . - ;. ap 13 tf N. E. Cor. Front and Market Sts V7AWTG. WANTED. A gentleman competent to - taae charge of a saw and grist mill,' or serve in the capacity of clerk in -a store, won'd Hk to get employment. Apply a t the STAsOfflce, - aprilHlt ri ,ay