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) ' PUBLISHED DilLT,
w tf if Editor and Prop'T.
' o-rioa, Dawson Bank Buildings; Front St.
rear. In advance ............v....7 CO
I(i months. In advance 8 60
ilT-SS Rirmths. In advance...... 8 00
"i"r;h.. in adrance... ....... 75
Vt of tbe City at FirrssB Cbbts ;
a ui wwa.. i
'rMETi:OUOL.OICAl. ttECOUD.. ,
;. 7 April 20;. o t.s.
" : VnMm Ther- ' .
Time. mom- Wind. Weather
-j j eter. r;r r . ; j
"7a: m. 29T 61 EHKht- Iciondy
' lj H. -2a:W 7K ti BrUk- -Fair
9 p i M. gJ.J j r 65 j M Gentla jClear -
" M van Temp, of day, 67 dej:. t
Note. All barometric readings srejedaced
to thd sea-level and to &J dejrrcs Fahrenheit.
AUSMI OIiIIUlll
Seric'V Sisrnal Service U. 8 A.M
' woatber Itenort.
' WAB DBPA.KTMXNT,
StBNT, 1
OUice of Chief signal Ufflcer,
Washington, April V 4:35 V,
The lowest barometer over' Wisconsin will
orobably move eastwardly Into Canada, ' pre
....rieil by dimloUblote pressure thence, to the
Atlantic; brisk easterly to southerly winds tre
aiinuvi , . u..nn- r.u
lakes and on Sunday morning oyer he lower
States 00 Sunday ; rising barometer snd west L
urlV WIUU3 Will K'VI-W v u wu-M ' v w V I
Ohio valley, with- clearing; -wesihe-aod-ex.
teoi eastward over the Western Mlddje States
'tS'te'r forilwau.
kee. Cbleigo,' Grand Haven, Detroit: Toledo
ud'cltiVlPd - ': 'I: ' . ; ;' . J'
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IE3l!Ej GIj?.: ,
cia ua c u ii it Ecrrou y.
! Scsdat. April 2L;
, J .'..St.,Jftmea Cbareb. - -.-
COBNEB TuiBb.rND Mi-EKKT StWBBTS.
Third Sunday after Easter. T" i'-'i
i "Mnirlntr Praver at 11 A.: M.' ' 1 ,; "-'
Evenloi Prayer at' 5 P. M.": .A'
r ) t
Sunday School at Sf ..P; .-4- , ;i: x
St. Jobn'a Cbareb (Eplseopal),
Couner Red Cross 'and Thibjo; Strbjts.
iiuuday Sctiool atUX A. M. ; . .-
: Morouirf Prayer at 11 o'clock.' ': V ,, ,.
EveniDg Prayer at 8 o'clock, w '
first Preabyferlan Churcb; ,
Couser Third and OiLoaB Stekxts. ; :
RtfV. A. D. Dicksoo. . 1 . -
Services at 11 A. M., and at 7H P. M.
Sauilay School exercises commence at 3f
p. ii. . ' t :A A
Lecture Thursday eveulng at 7Xo'clock.
Second Pke4BTtebian Cacnou. Serrices
al Urooklyn Hall, every Sunday at 10 A. M.
! First Baptist Cbareb, .
Corner Markbt and Fifth Streets, -Kev.
J. O. llideu, Pastor, , ' . '. p
Sunday School at 9$ A. M. ,
Services at 11 A. M. and 7;S0 P. M. .
Youu Men's Prayer Meeting Tuesday night
at 1M o'clock lu room aoove Pastor's study.
Weekly Prayer Meeting Thursday nigut at
7;3'J o'clock. ' . ' A " J;
Second BaVtlst Cbareb, : fl
Corner or Sixth and Church Streets. -Kev.
J. E. Kloif. Pastor. - ' v -
. Sunday School at A. M," 1 ' s A AV
Services at 10f A.-M. and 7 PJ M.VA " .
Pmyer .Meetlug every Tuesday night at li
O'clocli. -'.(t,. ' ';.-.
HU Thomas' (Catbolle) Cbarch, A
On Dock Bet vf esn Second and Third Sts.
Morning service at 7 and 10 A. M." !, .
Eveoiu . . at 5 P.M.-. v , ')'',
Daily bervlee at 7 A. M. . ' ' A A A .
Kev. M. S. UrossjOttlciatlng clergyman. A. .
Front Street M. E. Cburcb, Month,
Cuuner Walnut and Front. Stbests.
Kev. Dr. Moran, Pastor. -
Services at 10 A. M., and 8 P. M.
Susiday School 3 P. AL
Uvular weekly Prayer Meeting' Wjcdncsday
ci'Ut ut S o'clock. All areluvited to attend. ,
ilie pew i iu this church are all free. Gentle
mauiy us tiers will be in waiting to conduct
ttraugers to seats. -; ; " A; ' .A
. Finn Street M. E. Charch South,
Fifth Between Church -ahd Nun Strzets.
Ker. A. i. Uo&baiiier, Pastor." 1
Services at 11 A. M. and at S P.; M;
Sunday School at 'J Al M. AA'A A
Lias ltetin at 3 P. M. ' . A .i
Prayer Meeting t ou Tbu sday night, at 8
o'clock. - " ,;,A'." .' ' "t".A"
St. Paal's Evan. I,atberan ! Cbareb,
Market Street, " Corner or Bixth. rf .
Rev. (1. D. Bernheim, Pastor. ' . .' 'u a
German service at 10K Al Mi' iY'TS?1
Suuduy School at 8 P. M. AAaV, Zf
kuglisb service at 8 P..M." v,: - - - i.-rf",:
I SMmMt. Rtht;' . .if"' -I
n . t ' ViJ .l'nf. L' 'nil; 111'
Services at 7 P. M., by Rev. 1L.B. Burr.
toiusEu Okangb and Fourth Streets. ;
1 ....I .. I - , 1 t ' I . A - II , . . .
Evculu praver at 7 ocioclt P.- M . i ' - ;
... .. .. . f i - v ' .i " ' '; : .'
i. Mark-, motored Epieepaij,vnareia
CoKNEit Sixth-and Mulberry Sts.
t
It
vOKNER UUORCH AKD SBVBBTH tSTBBBTS.
?ab)utb SchcofatS A.1 MA
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Services at II A. M., P. and 8 P. M.,
1? Uv. Thomas Lumax. , . .
CaUdicUeal Lectures on Friday at &A'$- M.
ADVCKT1S
si fea rs.
DCDLET
& Ellis, Sign of the ,Blg,Bo6ti
xk oi boots and shoe'1 "f.
Sflecttd Hoc
8. L. FittMJNT Wim!atoo; Charlotte A
Kuibtrford Kallroad notices. - ' ;
Muksos & Co.-ror theadles.' ,; V '; ;r'
Gaor. Mrsns-Nutrliia Choice hams,
x. euar curtd hams, ftcv - " A
Opbiu HoDSB-S-Last night 'but oneof tbe
l.a Reliable.", i : inw.- t-
btaruieoUr- 9
v.nuvufcja me city.
V. VV. KBCBBBa-i.K.teena-b'l. - tallOW.
'lue floe sebooner Berdftt-UarW'-r--; &vi.l,-iV"
8tom,.k v.
' ' " 1
"perlor Cvnrt. & ; r AV A- ;o ; :
iha April term, of , New Hanover Superior
ourt, J udge Russell presiding. wUl,, convene;
bmke8ttt 11 AM audB sVaC'.v yards," almosi Hhb entire space-around' the JT ZTZl VonlhVand d :.?r
tZilh' docks, t(f the erlonlDCOnve
&ervic; Wednesday, '8 P, r USTV . v . ,T. - : r -. cUss enUrtalnment. Eoconrago. hornn talent . i-ioi.iiev:ext
thrlaiUii rri.i mribodisii. 1 public generally r - "H"' -w . I w. -.t-l-tfrf. Vm.iin ronSinirYons n tb rPr"r . rAT"-AAJA A.
- r : ' i i j, - - ' - - . i uy - " in tn Lntncnn cudrd. uu a umooa u i
mm citv to-mnrrnw w lp.r th.tthftl t it.iftYn-1 ealled to inaaavenisemeofc
criminal docket Is .onusually light and will
pi-edlly dIpose4 o.Jbo civil dpeket, In
- . w , - .w .w . M -
raance with an order of the Court at'the last obds:4 embrbiderlesi lade polnW, tntt ovuer, ,aln tillcool. Mash the bread, add the eggs, Zttn' Bitters to case offndVrea
Ur". not be taten 'u p ubill-the second aicles' uiualir kepV in a' firitlass dry goods m en ;b'wte'Bjwhen :wellJnlxed. iput ii In a wet llt
. '
k0Jthesessi6n
,'nj. nr
r:,n,aHable Letters. .' A
ne following is a list of unmallablo letters
x 'emloing1'in the Vltypostohlce'April 19th :
'orual, Norrolk, Va.'-.'-Mrs:- 8usan;SUfford;;
ew Haven,' Conn Miss !, Mary X GrOeldaw;
. Jjhat. Kewton, Havana. Cuba; Kemp P. Bat-
U n c - - -
v.; Superior Court Clerk, Newton, Cataw
wcounty, f.i A J v or n t
r ' .. v." . " ;i :
.,.. . ; ,71 h:"TV TT-"-TV-.:-Y-:Tr TT 'TTT Sjt - fV 1 f7-TT3 ' A T T
r - ; w avw sv 9
JLocstl Don. v,
-rjco nre in loevoods Boutneast oi tne
city last nf?ht:- - i,w '
. ';.A?v;.;i :il
ww psueoi sen 10 ne wj, uospiiai
uunDgire ween. . . ... . ,
I There were J5 police arrests daring the
week Just closed. ? .
Pat me In my little bed,", is the name
of a new verbena. r : r
! Mosqaljoes csn bekept sli months under
. vub.
- a 1 S.I JtV v." I
t -r-Foor convicts sent to. the : County .Work
?9a9e.daring the past week, f,- ;,v;' :?. ,
f Betrothal parties, after the German cua-
tnm nm hwnminvtha fa.Wtnm i.
?mtm"'xr w naTe
Moil Nprk nn FrMnv mnm nm
The outlaws are reported to have been at
TalolUfi country .carta daring the psst wetk. j
oreo were sent to. tne worn uouse yesterasy.
li?W!ur'W?K: W
. '. AW UillAi ha I 4 .ST .4kk , U a I
Aiaermen wui ds neia ta-morrow. oionaay;
Vg C!0ck
t j-s-.Tho ten-acre lot; tomprjslog.'thc :Poor
House tract has been planted In corn, which Is
nld .Kr.wA0
1 Those who have failed lo list their taxes
ere notified that the time hss been, extended
one more dav:: ;Calf Mdnclav; - v v -A
?,VA . V ' A. .D 1-
during the -week fcloslng yesterday.
Welearu that' Key. G. D. BerDhelm, of
tMs cUy;fe prepsrIog a lilsto Lutheran
Church In North and South Carolina, t. - return to their labors with renewed r energy electing delegates to represent ahe county
i A u wjeburch I or the colored. Melhodists yiuor. It will also afford the "opportunity l lne Suto Conveatlon to be held; at Greena
. .:' ..ii::i'jiiji:-L.i,i . .11 -,A1- r.i.' ' V- tttsi . born on the first flav Of Msvrurxt .' and alBO In
isneiBK ereeiea near n.igaerSjUiiii, ia
treme southwestern part of the city.
Wonder how the husbands and lathers of
the psrlod eujoy this season of millinery open
ings, and new spring styles and fashions f -1
j There were only 2 Interment in Oakdalc
Cemetery daring the past, week, .One of these
A ""'.T " , r v:- 7i rTV"vrr;"VV I
Theie will be a match game t of base ball,
on; Saturday morning next,' between . the j
Athletes" and an Independent nine. Tbe I
game will come off at the osual place. " ; . ' .
--We are requested to 'state that tbe
officers and directora'of the Young Men's
Ohri.tt.n Aunrittinn' tTi sm.pt An MonH.,
evninir. at 8 o'clock, at the resiaenca of the
President" " ; -.i '.A A -; '
We know of bo surer wsy by whlchyoupg
men tnay form hsblts snd aesoclatlons, which
will injure them for, time, and eterolty, than
to allow them, and especially when boys, : to
run out unrestrained at night; " A
Thanks to Mr. R. L. HarrU, news dealer,
for copies of the New . York ;Ltdger C7imney
Corner and Clipper for the current week. His
news stand is tlie resort of si', seekers after
tbe gems and pearls-of literature. A; J ; A
"Wilmington needs a Beigh, or a "Society
for the prevention of cruelty to animals.' Two
dogs got Jo fighting in front of the Market
. . . -
House yesterday, when a policeman knocked
n of thm ainaelsa" with his dnb.
-New styles of Mlllioery received 'weekly
. - , ;.. " .
atMrs.E. M. 8trocks.f A splendid aesort-
. . . 1 1. a 1r. Tl.a TTalr
r r V"'' oT; t ' i
Curls and Switches. White Peckeys. Jewelry
of all styles. To be sold for
ish.'
It
A mine of coal has jast been discovered
at Wedgefield, a ststion on the Wilmington,
Colombia and Augusta Railroad, about eight
miles from Sumter. The yelp.. Is said to be
abont forty feet below the surface of the earth
-s-Li A grand concert and .festival, under the
auspice's of Pryf.'Reucker of this city, la to
beglven In Rockingham on tbe evenings of the
I Til .Kit CtK'stf Ufa" thn nTtfoot ht ti "tft THir. I
j Cbase .an, rgan for theMethodist church of
- We are. ibformed : that ai clty'ordlnaibce
declares that no public dock shall be encum
-I . . .' n.rtnil than twentv fonr
.vv. v,..
-t I l,ft.. Tnhlahfltrna VhV BTfl WOOu ucnMCrB
I UUIilCt,M AliMI WW 7 a jr- V . I Z
allowed to block np. and convert into wood
City Conrt.
i t
Thefollowibg cases were disposed of yestej
davmbrnioic iT-ft:A
Alfred WUUsms; chirged with wife eaUng
found not guilty and the prosecutor (hla wife)
i-L. , ,v. .ut. , , , , ,
Malcom Boxnett, charged with .cursing,
jf:.;-tX-n.. V;Wiit M.Vor
.1 nn nr. i.iu . . . n ... .wmum w.w. ' J " .
p . '" A.. vi
recommend; W 'WSCUargC. Uiiu vu msj.;
rvviMui i. ,
?W?V???: Ti!A:: 'li
:,DJia (jew, wraw.Ftkaiw
proptrty of,Mvgaret Myers, was loond guilty.
.T.iMri-nriva enrltv in the sum of $2001
. . ..it if.iTA -Hai wBtthkteallnfr an Iron
"Vu v-w"r".i: " t.u
jDdgment1or the penalty 1 and costs in both
- ' : : !.. . : wtj-v
: f ii wis' Qreeo: boy. cbaVgedwltbthrowlnj
Qd brlcks a udyV Continued.,:,
-...i-
8PKtnc and Summer Uoaoa. jr.. :
be Mr. - M. MAKatz, ,wl
ac - nyles a'na'joo'vc files
I . JllbVHfvp. . T i '
who offers all , tbe .. latest
in dress Koods. white
, l wf r.. - ..
.tore. He Invites Ihe, particular Attention bf
tSAW1 'itoek' Ue also. offers, liberal
. . v ltxMward whfrn llA Will IUD
" 7 . ; cli9thpCtI or--wn nf!rl toflsey V Alleyf on Third,' between Church
"so -For ew York:; stealing iumberr the property oj Alfred MaraH.; -q4 CMliBtreeU, was discovered to be on
ftt llarV'" ; , i,iV jndgmenlloV thVpeualtyand costs In both flre The cry of fire'soon brought several
so-NCAhams, N. CA Hsesana:alsb reIreS .!Tfi! fn.aVM eriona-to the scene; whormouaied the roof
' ij m. .'i.;' o'nitV.tvilnesses'recognlzed tVappear at'the . . .tiiT,exUnCTihed. ; tba.flamee. . The
m a - - Aaa. VW l-ITaVT D W ,1 .J a. ' . m . r .
terms fq ;vdpi- 17 W t V An Vf rr alloc and Booh Taper
ply'withood. allow prices. Mr. ! oneof J
j -. . . J .. i a . -UAnfa orvn in wh
uui uiu ,
keeps np aTalfstdck.
;
" 1 AV
1 4 1 f y 6d haveff Ojind anything,, advertise H
ournew departments under -nead of -Le?
ournew
- ;4 Founds,
llllaement
VA-'v
at half ' our reirhlaf rates
" ;
-
ilaementanot exceeding nve lines.
WILHIITGT01T, IT.r C, , SU1TDAT. APRIL 21. 1872.
OPEUA. HOUSE.
:4 v i .
-.1!iv. .
4 uo venurmuc aBb uigun w Buny i
tended, as ailSatarday nlsht performane'es tre
Dot the actors carefully rendered, their t parts;
as fwell : as though .the house . was crowded.
MUs.iyEste ss ?Fncbon,'.was fine, and we
think, excellent In some of. hep parts, Mr
Tannehill as'Landrey' was verjr good, bathe
is too' large for the part. Mr. Lee, "the jiev.
tion Father Barbaud." He Is Immense in
that character, and has few superiors. 41
' . - . . . !
TsnncWU a" Mother Barb'aod" was yerne,
and flagy "as Didder," was; original,! snd
oreugni aown tne nonse several times Dy nis 1
funny doings. The May Pole Dance was wer
well done. ' ' T '. ' :: . .. ,t"''"
Monday night we are td have, the? new local
play,: entitled ."Life In- Wllmlcgton: or J
Harried Yon for Money,'- 4nd a fine time Is
intlelps
tlelpsted.
Tlie Proposed Ballroad
to .tbe Sea
! snore. ' . U
... , . . - ...
citizens or Wilmington ;. have at last
coma to the conclusion that by building a
rallroadXrom hew to the Sound; a distance of
4x mile?, which can be equipped at a cost of
about $10,000, they . wilt have I within sthelr
reach a seashore where they can rustlcati and
recpnit tQelp nd' enjoy the deligjitful
"""i ana sma a a very xrmmr ex-
pense, necessiiatmg I only about sq. minutes
travel, whereas thej how have-to travel bnn-
at their destination exhausted! Ina
mind I
aodbody.-rThe-Dronosed road will brine It I
within the means of all classes to shakeoflfthe
dust of the city for a day or an eveniog and
n-i'.i't
tnlngton and visit the sessbore at the Bame
time. There .Is scarcely a city 'or county
tbaV Vpassesses "the sake natural advantages
thit-we have, if , we: but 'Join hands and
make them available. . Why should 'i we spend
all our hard earnings to build np other places,
v - ... t. .w
wm iiri n (it can im i n mi a cr i livjii bi n lu uc bju
tamed, when wature has bo' abundantly sup-
plied ns
almost at our own doors. We should bear in
mind that every"' dollar. that we can keep at j
home adds ao much to our capitsl. sa that we I
can offer inducemenW to pleas ure-ecekers and I
others. to visit us, and thereby enhance the
value of our. property. If the enterprise
alluded toshsll meet with sufficient enconraee-
ment. and the proposed road be built, we can
offer our npcountry friends a beautiful view
of the ocean,-sea bathing, fresh fish and oysters
and everything that can be obtained at.aoy
other seashore or watering place, and all this
In a location,, the bealthfulness and salubrity
of. which is unsurpassed. . - -
A inee log of the friends of the proposed
road will be held at tbe Court House sometime
during the present week.? '
To be Inveatlgated.
Considerable excltt ment was created on the
streets yesterday aiternoon in consequence oi
the attempt of Sergeant Walcott, of the poller
force, o take an "intoxicated - man to the
I n.a.i Dnno. Tf la . 11 o rr a4 Kr tha frtonta' rtf
" r-,'; r"vr" - Tr
vne man auoaeato inai, oe was uui, wi u
dUtr bancs and th at .ey offeredjt?
take charge of him and carry Turn home. The
r . nnnn. th; -ent
although, we understsnd, the pollce have
.. . imnlutm-rn-nmU-l.-
may be acting disorderly on the streets. " The
action of Sergeant Walcolt la the premises
was severely commented 'upon and we ' learn
that complatnt has been lodged with the au
thorities and that an Investigation into Lis
conduct will be had on Monday.'
Shipping arUnles for sale at the office of
Q Mornisq Stak.
We learn that the Amateur Theatrical Com-
W J ;9 W "L
for some lime pasi, propuao Kv"Jg lueir urt
I . J .. J . - . -
entertainment at the Opera House on Xhors-
: eVeninir next, when a very attractive pro-
I . raT - -
gramme will be presented. The Company
evening inincaieurji i , I J-
a-- - x - -" - " r r I A
.t :
, " . r
Benetlt to jlb Klbta of Fyibla.. v;
The Old Reliable-company will give a
grand " cdmpllmebtary benefit, ck Tuesday
i nieni next, w :iu9-aiuiv'
this city, the proceeds lo ge towarda fitting
Ml.lhe .new Hall of tbe order on Third .-.treat;
nvr the Coileee oif Pbyslcans and Surgeons.
- - -jr" . ; ..: .! - : .
. nun.nflli-.Mractive bill will be presented
on the occaslon,x which, together with the
k - - hnnl
A 4 L . ,: v . -
iCterday afoon. between 1 and 2
1 . . ........
the root! we r
flre The cry of fire, soon brought: aeveal
- l .i. :!..., fMm .nark from the chlmnev.
,h ;,,;:ftiwt
- common Bread pudding. . .. .
4 --(jne uartf milk, three egga and bread.-
of Padt anuarl of boil bg milk on aa much bread
absorb it : cover it. with a, piste, andjet It
. i . ' i, . , - , 'L . j-'
KloUx floured , boll it an hour and a half, ti
...u fttf tweei Mnee.; -
serve with sweet 1
I
hi si -n-at .
..BnttPJi:' iaf irom w w
Jftaarnable prices for all atricUy cash orders.
'. .'?a:nW?0: Vvw iAwin. alza of ni.
- v - -v. - ,Vw fnliowlne sizes 6t newt.
We have on hand the following sizes oi
jj; .24x3
d 2Lil
ana tx.-
s a
tf of other papers and .cards. ... . ,"r,v"
4tr.i 4. (,! 5 ' ,fc . ; ....
1 .
Intherford, of the ninety-Inch stride, lias
, come aown irom , vy asbineton city) "like
a' wolf on the fold to look after his prospects
a woil on me low,", to look arier his' prospects
.ferine Radical Congressional nomination from
j-thls 'District- He is so far ahead 61 'air com-
'A
pctltors in' the race that his ; Smile ' Is1 very
"childlike and bland;1' and when tbe Conven-
L.tion meets, at Clinton, Sampson coadty, on
the 19th of Jane, he will enter the game with
a "full-hand." ?rJ
The probabilities now are that Rntherford,
from Washington: city as aforesaid, will con-
trol the delegations fromNew Hanover. Co
lainbds; Brunswick, Onslow, Csrteret, Daplln,
Sampson and Bladen ; while Judge Russell
wpi receive the vote or,Cumberiandsna weiu
MeKay.that of Harnett and ;Moore.,8o, If this
estimate even approximate eorrectness,.Jadge
Resell "will cobtinae 'to glTe tts ! the bfc4 08
has in the shop" for several years to come;
and Solicitor McKay j will contlnoehl3 merci
less war against the peace and dignity of the
State '1 for an indefinite period of time. . ,1
Tbe Oldest Uason.
A. member of the fraternity Informs us that
4
i
si John's Lodge Narl 4 & A. MuVf this
ls stm entitled ghecredit having
conferred thel degree trpon the 'oldest Mason
n4w living! jlr. Abet Hebbard," now. resldlag
lh the State of New Hampshire, having 'been
a master. Mason .j . them In January,
ia09 ovcr 63 years ago.
County Convention.
Hanover county are requested to( assemble.st
tbe Court House In Wilmington, ; on Tuesday,
April 23d (being the flrst week of Superior
Court), at7K o.'dock P. M. lbr the purpose
' s . 1
imB ""K"1"" "CU"UD l"
hew wuen ana wnero tne, executive yommn-
tee of the District a Aall appoint;, (y'
U is desired that every, township, la the.
county shall Jbe repreBeoted. . . . . j , . v (
j ;fc.AA Joseph A. Esomhawv
A -Cbrn'n County Executive Com. .
a ti i iuv - u-rs a m
A gentleman of thtacltylnformsus that Rev.
J'jpe's Reld, who hasb'een nomiated upon the
Radical tieket; for Superintendent of " Public
Instruction, is a .Methodist Minister tojr .un-J
blemished character, but almost la bis dotaae.
On account ;of being so old and Infirm, hehas
.been only given nominal appointments lor sev
eral years past by the North Carol na Annual
Conference, of which he Is a member; r 4 ;
Our Cblp Baahet. u .- v ;.;;'t; . "A .
i Never let your honest convictions be
laughed down, v r ' '-' :'A .
' "Absence makes the heart grow fonder"
bf some one eUe.
i 8cme people are positive just in proper- j
tion to their ignorance, Mark that.
; l Why is a solar eclipse like a woma
whipping a boy ? Because its a hiding of the
i wh. ;
I gome one describes a phllabthroplst as a
J man who loves all mankind' and neglects his
I r. 1
Xwu.1iul"jr; .
.J 1-7 .
- The rentlest effort msv nut a weddlnff
rlaj? opoa the finger j a thousand horse power
- . nfn.tft rnii tt nff -
may not aofflce to pull It off. , ..... , .
i rr- i. 11 r V...1.. .n. n.t V.n. tVk
each other's faults, snd often think of the
pleasant days of your courtship.
1 An exchange says fashionable young peo-
nia p r nalltiur nnnn somebodv to invent a new
dance., Suppose: Vsomebody!.! invents one
wherein the young lady dances arouna tne
house and looks after everything AI i ;
' ll A kind physician, living near Boston
fching to smpoth the last hours of a poor
there was anything he could dp for her before
aba dieo. ; ine poor sou., powngup. repueo :
I a a Tt. .a "t 1 wm U K f V o T Kafn1rl
iWkto have a clasa butter dish before' Idled.'
7-". " -7 - . v - - ..
I
11ED.
J ;. vbss.In:this: elty. on" Satnr"aayf' the 20th
o'clock.' ' The friends and acquaintances or the
family are respectfully Invited to atiend.'A' r'
ATK INSO W.-o'n: M6n1ayV Tth lBst? , Mrs.'
Geo-gieH. Atkinson wife of Robert At
kinsoH, of Ba ilatore, and daughter-in-lawio
lsbnbp Atk -aion. of this city. L - ' ' ,. I
iKEW ;tAD V EBT1SEMEJNT3;
live, Is the sona riseaaesC f ch
of! sickness.' Every, globule ,ol the mist and
1 f0 which cloud the earth and sky in spring
bodson. : . - : : -. , , i,..'
? i. . h, effect3 of tW, rlal Virus, can dsly
bo eertainly averted by incteaslng the vital
I yTeeexercise:ot''aillts' hVturalnctaf
and hence ltls that Hostetter'j Stoaoach Bit
ters.' the arrcat jaerve Strennthener,' regulator
1 niri intfdota to malaria. 1. imperatively te-H
liathts timb; t .o'thBtlIj(Bpepsia as-
-sunies Its Jmost aistreanHntf types ,ahd. hat
-persons of bUloushabtt nsnaiiy snner most
i There is an Influence' In the air which de-
re - loSte treatmentl.
jkllt-.nrain SB Tlf IW S iiiaii LilO ww uaaMVA
and J w.rt and anerlent materials and
inn absolute ypureaUmnlantwjwhJohthey
ar iSZTt nubile have been CaurhibV
tv vex experience tnat tb article can
. . 1 a
'-.--.irt todo tnat tn-y- prerr ints eor
Ia-toulo to every other, . nence i Its
Kesud ever-ioervasmg sale, and he
tin
mene ad everaoertasing saie, ana ne ce,
JAj many. countertciM and l clt-
ce,
ti,,n, sitaJbt woicn inere u no Mies'iara ez-
aW I . 1 ... a . M mm lint a W ak mV a a A-M
Probabilities,'.
,l:V.T.w-iA' '. w ru-atfa 1
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One
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! NEW JDBTTSEMENTS. . ;
H. C. Hams.
LARGE :LT EXTRA FINE CV HAMS
4 K In .Store and for sale, In lots to snlt.
is
aprll 21-lt
NORTHROP ACUMMISG. 1
7y '
Durham !
THE GENUINE,
ALWAYS ON HAND 1
r. A'
.ap2iit
N9RTHROF&,CUMMING.
1 U 1 ' 1- , " ' 1-- ' ' -'
10.050 Xonna
1.
N,, G. BAboiHOGr BOUND, I
For Sale
. In I.otsto , Salt. ;
np2i.it
NORTHROP A CXJMMING.
PERUVIAN GUANO.
50 TONS
NO. 1 PBRTJ-VIAlsr,
t -
$t'fA ,f A. - f ; ? j . a
..Po; sale by
WILLIAMS & MDRCHISON
ap Jl.tf
-fTTE have the BEST SELECTED STOCK Of
' TV ; -
BOOTS AND SHOES,
, DUDLEY & ELLIS,
ap21-tf
' "Sifcn of the Bljr Boot.
Kerosene Oil and Tallow.
2 BBLS. KEROSENE OIL,' A ' A
15 Bbls. Clarified Tallow,
J.... I...... .'... u itm nr irnnmtvni or. f f
I i
:ap Utf: 27,8and28Norti Wa,terJUj'
: Sugar-Coffee-rl'lqur.
-IT
39 Hhds. Demarara and PT R, Sahara,
100 Barrels Refined Sugars,
450 SACKS COFFEE, .;
1,200 BBLS. PLOCB, - .
For sale by
F. W. KERCHNEE,
apr 21-tf '
27. 28 and 29 North Water St.'
tVlilsUy and Brandy.
150 Bbls. Bye and .Corn Whisky,, K s
25 BblSi Brandy- -
Tor sale lrv 1 '"
.. s AF.W. KERCHNEE, lj;
apr 21-tf " 27. 28 and 29 North Water tt-
Corn Oats.i Spirit .Casks, . &c,
10,000 BUSHELS CORN, ,v . A :
v S.OOO BUSHELS OATS, ' . . ; -
1.0110 SPIRIT CASKS, '-!.V
w
25 -TONS HOOP IRONt
For aale bv
F. W. KERCHNER.
WU 21-tf
27. 28 and 29 North Water St, -
NUTEINA.
"!;
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L CHOICE K 0. HAMS,
- !
K. Y. SUGAR GUKED-HAMS,
v Imjpeiial TaW
V7
300 Bbls. Flour, all erades,"
100 bkRRI,S i EMPIliE,"
Gerkins . and Hixed. pickles, in
A
r:Halt? JBarrelsy-' jr..iiill 5i-
i ir
At
aprilSUUi
?r lissnd 18 So. Front Street.
irtheLadieatA
. ..u,-.
LEG ANT SATCHELS oi RUSSIA, DUCK
-., . . - " J:.!u-1 ,
and tatnTfierTravelfnVTrunks. and
Sir t jo.t m V. Hi xx 1 J A
THE VICT Oil I AW'.fJ W Bit ELLA,
A novelty for sun protectors, at the ,
or6 t n i k g : ) jk p o ir s1 0
' MUNSON & CO.
April zi.tt.?h jArr,.(f A-A
TITllmiBKt'on. lliar.; Rnilici
i j ford Ifallroad. Co.
t.. -
" Orrida c EtiinGnSwW "
' j j WmcnroTOB", N. April .191872. 1 Y -
1 tif
WKRXZ
t.juun
T
31,
TT"EKPt vonriihan-ls avttlasr- Timber the
XV. Company will Uo all the work of LOAU-,
iguana UALiilAVr, witn two or more irauir,
If neeBsaiT.v fui-t z:vi,iii-i..,iii!.i
.The following rates will cover ail the cost,
from Bladenboro. Rosiniale, and all inter-
mediate station t fiS per thoneanrt feet -'From
Lanrinb org, A.umberton,,.Aa, 4.per
nop thnnfinnrl -t'. r
Vrotn ail other sfationa West; $t 53'; East of
v aimber m ill oe removed promptly. Leave a
caner notice on the Timber, or with nearest
Agent, to whom it Is to be consigned. -
m y, g;L.-TEEUONT.-
ana tsnpermveaa't.
j . . - ' ' ...
Square one day,
. two days,.. .i........ 1 80
, three davs.. a........ V t ft
four days,. ,,.'.... .b.3 t tt
w - flTedayaI.....'.i." 8 w
t anvfilc ... ............... I CO -
'r Contract AdrertienenU taken At pro
portionately ow rates. . i ,. .s-:tj (-
' Marrlagea, OeaUxa. Heliarlmis. Funeral ard
Obituary notices will be inserted at half rates
XlUlaUUIl I1TI HP.IHMU.
:;NW; ADVJEBTISEMENTS. 7
wxmiNGTOir
0PER JHOUS E .
TTrrr:
0!d;ReHabIe"Theatre
'A
Monday Aiijbt. April. 25?!.
LAS! NIGHT BUT
When- will te presented a Three AcJLooal
Comedy, from the pen of a ladof Wif-
, miagton, entitled '
.. -v't't Itjt Sr , "i: ! i . : ' I
L I F.EINVI.LMI N G TON ;
f
f '
Married hfb u f or Your Money
hk e l e x Ers; t(. e ;
W f ;t.--
A D'r M
I S 8 :i o n
Dress Circle nd Parqnette....!.......;75 cents
.1,
rarqneue uiroie.v B6
Familv Circle i so' t
Gallery... .rf..i...k.;.i......M.,;.4,2S ;
Reserved Seats ! secured at Helnsbergor's
Maslc store without extra charge- -
and Summer 1
G ; Q V Q A D : S.. , I
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rjTHE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY
H. H K A T Z ' S
L i 36 Market, Street.' , y-
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES' IK '
Dress1 Gopd8j "Whito Goods.''; Erh
; -i broideries, - rjjacoi Points and
'r' ' ,-' thoR'8ahiJs . "of af'ticlei ": too
n- A numerous to mention. ?
o Liberal terms to Wholesaled Buy
ers at'the lb west prices. ' ' 3 l" '
M. M. KATZ,
' ' llarket St.
April ?l-lm'
FOR NEW YORE.
a V-v' Ah ;utA.?'t "
.-til
; REGULAR LmK
it1. i -.Si.r.: .) ,t ;.i ., ' j ,i v i.
T
HE FINE SCHOONER "
TiTTOTii?rnn tt a -oV
J. ; j i
I. . .
PEABCE, Master, .
: Ji-uA, :-i .'! '', A.
WLL HAVE QUICK PISPATCH AS ABOVE.
t " - .
- ' For freight engagements, apply to .
, ap 21-8t; A,l ; WILLIAMS MURCHISQN..
Wilrriingtbri, Char. & Eutliei
1 J7 rdL Railroad Co. V ;
OrriOB Chikt Ekgibbkb abd GbbV Evr'T,)
Wilmington, N. C, April 19th, 1871.
ii
Half Fare TicketgJ
DELFGATES to the Convention to be held
tn-thls MAt e-rRellglous, Political acd
bcientmd will be passed for one fare, going
and returning, by parchasiag Return TMkets
of Agents. - .
J t; f- -. a 'Jt I fi ; J- XT . Si? J F BK AtONX.
t : apr 21-lt s ; . r A t Engneef and Sdp't. ,
Saddlery1;".'"
u f 'i'. ij -' ?iiA " .
A:
: LL RI&D3 I OP : SADDLES, HARNESS.
TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS,
v
j And everything in the line of Saddlery Goods
I theapioriasnut 1 - v ' - " ''
, - - v
No. 8 South rront bt.,
: yj i Wilmington . C'J
tliebS-tfriao
Wanted ' Immedia
TWO .TrjaPENTiNE DISTILLERS who can
make PALIS Rosin. "
Constant employment and WAGES 8ATIS
FACTORY to those who can fi.ll the bill.
''"'. V,', 5 aiai&TLN 1LALLETT.
Wrt-tiBOTOB, ApriU7-hactf A "
AUCTION SALES.
A M.CHONLrY Auctioneer. :
y1;:7rCrr.AtJ? w w--;. ;4-t. .-AV .
Undeiwitor'o Said.
W WEONESDAT, April th,187,' at 11
oelovk .. M.t w will sell in trot of our
baiesro ima, by order and nnuer the lnstteo- '
tion of the a grnt ot the Underwriters, for and
on account oi . wnoui it may concern.
X i "- ..H
2 BOI.LS EXTKA IXEAVT
DOUBLE
r-A-V AKCnOB BACtGlSO, ; .
811ghtly damaged when landed, but now in
otder, having been-thoroughlyv dried an
..,
MJOl
tely
and ,
rolled.
(iprll 20
LOOT AriD'FOUCiD.
y- OST A JKT AND GOLD BREASTPIN.
ill Finder will please leave at the ecice of
W Worth, v- , , lap8Q.lt
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