North Carolina Newspapers

I i 1. I' J. i THE HORNING STAB. , PUBLISHED DAILY, BT ratks o Bunacaipnou ik adyakci: Um year, (by mail) postage pa ..... 7 95 Six months. ( " ") " " 4 0 Three months( 44 44 ) 44 " One month, (" " ) . " - Q To City Subscribers, delivered In any part of the city, Fifteen Cents per week. Our City Agents are not authorized to collect for more than 3 months In advance. OLTIJVES. Archbishop of Cologne opposed giving the people a share in the administration of church property and Prussian government had ecclesiastical bill so altered' as to bar priests from same privilege. French Assembly will dissolve six months after Easter recess. ; Carlists reported de feated at Zudugary, with loss of 200 troops. New York markets: Cotton, 16f16i; gold, 116i116; rosin, $2 0o$2 10; spirits turpentine unchanged. The Cowardin- Fulkereon matter in Richmond assumed a new phase with the belligerent correspond ence of Mr. James P. Cowardin, son of the gentlemaa assailed, and the parties were p!aced under bonds. Loss by the ice gorge at Piltston, Pa., is half million. The , Legislature. Cote3ensed from the Raleigh News. EIGHTY-SECOND DAT. SENATE. Wednesday, March 17. " The bill concerning the inspection of timber in the city of Wilmington.. Allows any one to become inspector by paying $20 and giving a bond of $2,000. ' , . ' - - Mr. Cant well opposed the bill and Messrs. Kerr and Stand ford favored Pending the discussion, a special order was considered. At 12 o'clock the Senate went into executive session and concluded its duties in the consideration of the ap pointment of the different State offi cials by the Governor. . The resolution for a final adjourn ment was made a special order for to morrow night at 8 o'clock., THE TIME OF HOLDING STATE ELEC- v TIONS. . The bill to change the lime of hold ing the elections in this State in 1876 from the first Thursday in August to the first Tuesday after the first Mon day in November, was considered and passed its second reading. Mr. Cant well had a letter read from the Sheriff of New Hanover, asking that a change be made. Under a suspension of the rules, the bill was put upon its third read ing, and passed by a vote of 20 to 17. HOUSE OF REPRESE N TATi VES. By Mr. Dortcb, a bill to extend the corporate limits of Goldsboro. Re ferred. . , By Mr. Griffin, to punish certain violations of the S.thhath llofrrtrci.- By Newell, colored, a bill to pro tect fishing iu Cape Fear liiver; Ite ' i'erred. i By Moore, colored, a bill to incor porate the Dry Pond and New. Town Bucket Company of Wilmington. Referred. - Bill in regard to the sale of wines made in the State, (not to be drank on the premises, etc.) passed its sev eral readings. Bill to incorporate the Wilmington. Raleigh and Dauville Railroad Com pany. Certain amendments of the Internal Improvements" committee were adopted and the bill passed its third reading, when Mr. Oaksmith arose and spuke in condemnation of the proposed charier to be graded 10 aliens. . Mr. McRae defended the commit tee and assured the House that with the most careful scrutiny upon their part there was nothing dangerous in i he bill. Capitalists asked 'for the charter of this road to build it with their own money. An amendment had been adopted that this corporation should not oper ate any other road until this road should be entirely completed. Mr. Oaksmith moved to table the bill. The motion did not prevail and the bill passed its third reading. By leave, Mr. Richardson, a bill to ' incorporate "the American. Type-Setting Machine Company. Caleudar. The House coucurred J in Senate amendment . concerning: fishing in New river. Onslow county. Bill in regard to a change of time for holding the Superior Courts in the Third Judiciary District. Mr. .Strong offered a substitute, which prevailed and passed its third read iug. ' ' - (It appoints for Lenoir the 10th af ter the 2d Monday in March and Sep tember, and that of Wilson the 8th Monday after the 2d Monday of the above months.) -7 Kir lpnvft Mr. Dortch, a Dill to in corporate the Railway Co-operative Mutual insurance company. xv .'ferred. Hv Mn Gudsrer. a bill to incorpo rate the N. C. Printing and Publish ing Company. Calendar. ' LAUD SCEIP. Th Land Scriu bill in favor of the University of North Carolina was taken up. . Mr. Mendenhall stated that the bill had been fully discussed, and he therefore demanded : the previous question. Prevailing, the bill then passed its third reading ayes 5 1, nav .49. . Mr. McRae moved to reconsider Uie vote and lay that motion upon Mr. Boyd demanded the ayes and nays, when the motion oi ju.t. iu-civac - prevailed 59 to 39. W. N. C. B. E. CO. VOL. XV.---NO. 151. a cdfumittee of investigation jinto the affairs of the. Western Division of the Western North Carolina Railroad Company. Messrs. James Hi Merri mon, David Coleman and Edward J. Alston are to! Compose the committee, who are to report to the Governor, and he shall publish in two newspa pers in Raleigh haying tbej largest circulation sutjh reports as made.. Mr. Boyd rno'ved to strike put the name of Mr. Merrimon and insert that ofMr. Nereus Mendenhall, of Guil ford. After! some -dbussion the amend merrt was adopted Mr. Gudgei, moved to insejrt Maj. Gage, of Madison county, instead of Mr.- Aston. . ; ! f. I . j Mr. Reid moved to" insert Seneral Rtifus Barrtniger." Gen. Brringer was rejected and Maj. Gage inserted. The bill then passed its second.and third readings! , r 1 ' ' - SENATOR MERRIMON. ' J" jttlr. Boyd7 RaL by ' consent, in troduced a resolution condemnatory of U. S. Senator Merrimon, land in structing him o resign. After some discussion as tb the admissibility of the resolution,! it was Ordered to be placed on the calendar.: j PAY FOR THE UNSEATED JUDGES v. .Resolution in'faf ofj T. J. Wilson and Louis Ililliard, who were Selected Judges at the .last election, (paying fortbeir services. fhe Supreme Court had decided that election was illegal. Messrs. Tate, Normeht,: Mclvjer and Erwin opposed the resolution and Messrs. Pattofi, Staples, Means and Gudger favored it. i i.j Mr. Norment moved to lay upon the table. Yeas 46, nays 52 The bill passed its second reading. Mr. Norment objecLed to a third rjeading of the bill. Mf. Staples then jmoved a suspension of the rules, which failed. Adjourned. y K I An Act In Relation to cbtoelus GaQKeajof Kallroads. The following is the bill j which passed both Houses of the Legislature on Monday in relation to theichange of gauge of the! North Carolim, Rail road:'' . ' WiIeeeas, By acts of the General Assembly of North Carolina both the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad and Western N'drth Carolina Railroad were conipelledito adopt the gauge of the. North Carolina Railioad, feet 8 inches; and whereas any chahge of gauge of said North Csirolinaj Rail road would seribusly injure thje two railroads before mentioned, as well as all other railroads of the same gauge connecting with; them; arid wheireas 4 feet 8 ititefJiAs beejtadp.edLjrea j -cratrras IDe isortn uaromiai gauge; therefore, , I ; ! Section 1. i The brenerat ) asem- bly of North Carolina do rtfrc,! That no railroad now in iuis oiaie win the gauge of 4 feet 8 inches! shall change the same, and all railroads hereafter constructed in- this State shall have the same gauge, 4 fjet 8 inches. 1 Sun. 2. The benaltv for construct ing or changing the gauge ot any railroad contrary to the provisions of the preceding section shall be faO per day per mile forjevery day such; rail road is in. use, and in addition tnereto the President and Directors, Secre tary and Treasurer, or auy officer, servaut or employee shall be guilty of a misdemeanolr, and shall beifiued not less, than 500 nor; more than $1,000 and imprisonment not less than three nor more than six months aud it shall be the duty of the Govjernor of this State to cause to be instituted immediate Droceedintrs for the recov ery of such penalty and the inflection ot such punishment in case oi ai violation of this fact: Provided, Tt act shall not apply to auy narrow gauge railroad hereafter chartered, or to the Spartanburg - ana ivsnevnie RiMioad- thu Raburn Gap Short Line Railroad, ihe Tennessee Rail road, or the Georgia and North1 Car olina Railroad. ! i I i Sec-3. This act shall take effect from and alter ! its ratification. In General Assembly read, three times and ratified this 15th of March, 1875... ' ! j I 1 ! The Baltimdrfan gives portraits of John VV. Garrjet and Colonel -Loin. Scott, the railroad kings, this week. Whether by design or not, Gafrpttis male big eriougii to swallow oeott at a single inouthtul. Spirits 'Jurpentm0 j Gen. A. M.ibcales whI erect a fine residence on part ef the old Edgeworth Seminary grove in ureensboro. Rev. W B. j Wellons, of Suffolk Va.. will oreach the sermon to the sraduat ing class at Rutherford College on 27th of May next. " : The Raleigh New learns that a telegram was received stating that MrJWm. R. Blake, engineer of the material train on the North Carolioa Railroad, was severely burned, though not. dangerously, heac Gib sonville. . j . ' i Raleigh News: A delegation of ten negro convicts arrived in this city yes terday afternoon, sent up from Columbus county, aud were safely delivered at the penitentiary three for ten, three for j live, three for three, and j one for two years. Jdge Kerr was ine presiumg tiuugc. ' TbaKbfeb FBumua-lNKa. Invaluable tj rail road companies, steamship companies, banks; mer chants, manufacturers and others. ' They are en during and changeless,! and will copy sharp and clear for an indefinite period of time. Having just received a fresh supply of these inks, we axe pre- pared to ewureoraen u . MORXING WILMINGTON, .N. C, EM DAY. MARCH 19, 1875., TSIE GITX The Malla. The mails will close at the City Post-Of fice until further notice as follows: Northern (night) mails daily. . . . 6:15 P. M. " through and way (day) -mails daily! .............. o :30 A. M. Southern mails paily. 5:00 A. M. Charleston direct (night) daily. . 5:00 P. M. Columhia "f " 14 .. 5:00 P. M. Augusta (.- .. 5:00P.M. Western mails (CL C. R'y) " . . 5:30 A. M. Smithville (via lEasy Hill and - lown Creek) Tuesdays and Saturdays...!.. 6:00 A.M. Fayetteville, and offices on Cape Fear River,! Mondays and Fridays. I... 1 KM) P. M. Fayetteville by C. C. R'y, daily 5:30 A. M Onslow C. H. and intermediate offices every Friday ........ 6:00 A, M. Mails delivered from 7 A...M. to 7 PVM.,- and on Sundayajfrom 8:30 to 0:30 A. M. . Stamp Offic'e open from 8 A: M. to 12 M., and from 2 toa6j P. M. Money order or Register Department Open same as stamp office. ,1 NStW AIIVEIIXISKITIKNTS. W. J. BchmaIt Howard R. F. E. Co. Boskowitz & ILeiber Cassimeres. C. D. Myers & Co. Family Supplies. S. G. NoRTHUpr Fresh Fruits. Conoley & Iuates New Pnblications. II. C. WiLuk-l-Gieensboro Lottery. Loral trout. One of the pleasantest days of the season was yesterday. The Schri Maggie Ellen arrived at, Havana from this port on the 8th inst. The Sehr Marion Gage, sailed from"Savannah fj r this pOit on the ICth inst. Shad are coming in freely now and command frd in 50 cents to $1 25 pr pair. The Sch r. Donna Anna, ar- rived at Cardenas from this port on the 15th iust Both printing and ruling done in the finest grades of copying ink at the Star Job Printing Office. tf - City subslribers who fail to re ceive their papers regularly will please re port the fact"prorptly at this office. tf We learn ithat fifty through pas sengers merchants from the interior, bound North, came through on the Carolina Central road last Evening. We print j to-day the proceed ings of the Penfler county Democratic Conservative meeting held at Lillington March 17. ! New Hanover and Pender coun ties will vote together (just at " nw new whiiiu1 lidd T TTee'ii ibrmedj for lhrreT6gateST f... to the Cunsljlutional Convention : If the bucket company fever continues to rage j as at present, a bucket factory should betstablished in Wilming ton without delay. Bills to incorporate three companies have already been intro duced in the Legislature. ' - .3 Magistrate's Court. Isaiah Brunson, colored, was arraigned before Justice Gardner, yesterday, charged with disorderly conduct. Case dismissed on condition that defendant pay the costs, in default of which he was committed to jail for the same. I , f The same party!' arraigned on a peace warrant, was required to famish security in the sum of $50 for his appearance at the next term of the Shperior Court and tokeep the peace. Committed as above. David Allen, colored, charged with lar ceny, was found not guilty and disci arged. Ella Morrison, colored, charged with as sault and battery, was ordered to pay afine of $10 and costs, in default of which she was committed to Jail. Marine Intelltgduce. The steamship Regulator, Capt. Jones, Which arrived at this port yesterday, from New York, reports as follows: Schr. Addie Eyerson was spoken on the 17th instant, at anchpr off Masondoro Inlet, with a signal of distress flying. jCapt. Jones inquired the nature of the trouble and was informed by the Captain that ha was in want of provis ions and water, which the Regulator sup plied. The Addk Ifiyerson had been out forty days from Boston and is bound to this port. Experienced heavy weather, lost sails aud was leaking badly. Bad a Wilmington pilot on board. Capt. Jones proffered to tow the schooner in, But the offer was de clined. , Breaking Windows. Yesterday morni&z sometime betweea 1 rf y o'clock and day, a half brick was hurled at one of the large front windows of the Na tional Hotel, smashing one of the glasses. It is a matter for conjecture whether the missile was directed at some person passing the building at the itime, or at the window itself; but some thibk that the object of as sault was the sign which appears conspicu ously on the glass which was - broken and which announces the fact of the closing of the hotel until further notice. The brick was found near the stairway, about twenty- five or thirty feet fiom the window. Dam age about $30. A Horned Rooster, On board of the ,hrig John Pierce, lying at the wharf, opposite Messrs. DeRosset & Co's. yestesday, we noticed a curiosity in the shape of a rooster with two horns grow ins out of his headl The horns resemble spurs, are quite as ilarge and are in sub stance as hard as the horn of an animal. The rooster was obtained in Havana, but came originally from England. His owner refased 10 for him and could easUy have , t Dr. ueenas stud Ills Church. A friend has handed us a little volume published In the interest of the "Church of the Strangers," containing among other things an accotint of the recent reception by his people of their pastor, Rev. Dr. Deems, who had been absent for some weeks in Florida for the purpose of re cruiting his health. The reception, which was a very enthusiastic one, took place a the chapel, which was profusely and taste fully adorned with floral and evergreen de corations. The ceremonies consisted of a song of welcome by the Sunday school children of the 'church, composed -for the occasion by the superintendent, which, be ing appropriately acknowledged, was fol lowed by an address of welcome on behalf of the congregation byDr. Moran and a beautiful and appropriate response by Dr. Deems. The account concludes: ''After another song by the children, and as soon as a passage could be formed lor the Doc tor's exit he was escorted totfie Sunday school room, and thither the people fol lowed, and the social levee was thronged with a surging, delighted mass of humani ty. This room was also hung with garlands and evergreens,! while vocal and instru mental strains floated upon the air redolent of fragrant flowers, and ere long, intermin gled with the not unwelcome aroma of the brown beverage,: which, like its blonde sis ter, cheers, but not inebriates," etc.. Legislative. The bill concerning the inspection of timber in this city came up in the Senate on Wednesday, j It, allows any one to be come ii.-" -ut uy paying fu ana giving a bond of $,.C.). f. i : Mr. Cant well opposed the bill and Messrs. Kerr ami Standfdrd favored it, but pending the dismission a special order was consid ered I In the House,; Newell, colored, intro duced a bill to protect fishing in Cape Fear rivt-r. It was referred. ? Moore, colored introduced a bill to in corporate the Dry Pond and New Town Bucket Company; of this city, which was referred. . A bill to incorporate the Wilmington, Raleigh and Danville Railroad Company, passed its third reading in the House. The Kew Biver Canal. At the meeting of the citizens of Pender county.which took place on Wednesday last, at Lillington, of which we publish the main portion of the proceedings else where, in this issue, the question of the appropriation for the New River Canal Cfe'mpany came up, but not being proper business for the con sideralion of the meeting, no action was taken.' , " r , x A meeting .will beheldt ,&alb. WatH mgtohoo""VY ealietaTryextr ti mer its of the question; will be considered. Pender county ,is , largely interested in this matter, about 150,000 acres of the swamp lands being within her borders. ; Acknowledgments. Our thanks are tendered to Messrs. John Colville, R. G. Ross and B. Gleaves, Com mittee of Arrangements, for a complimen tary ticket to the Auniversary Dinner and Sociable of St. George and St Andrew's 8ociety, which will take place at City Hall on Monday evening, the 22d inst. Tickets can be had of the Committee. Also to Mr. L. De. H. Jones, Chairman of Committee, for an invitation to partici pate in the anniversary celebration and en tertainment of the Wilmington S. F. E. Company No. 1 , to take place on Monday, the 22nd inst. I ' mayor's Court, j! The only case before the Mayor's Court yesterday was that of a white man by the name of James Thompson, a resident of one of the Sounds,! who was arraigned on the charge of drawing a deadly weapon upon and threatening the lives of Messrs. O. H, Kelley and E, D. Hewlett. Defend ant was found guilty and ordered to pay a fine of $20. and costs. . New Postal Law', The new postal law fixing 'the rate of postage on third class matter, samples, mer chandise, books, &c, at one cent for each ounce is now in operation, and full pay ment must be made to insure transmission. The only exception to the above is tran sient newspapers,;! regarding which, the Postmaster General has taken the responsi bility of extending the time to April 1st nr. Hlden's Lecture. Rev. J. C. Hideh will deliver his ltcture on the-?New Science" , this evening at 8 o'clock in the First Baptist Church g Import Entries for. sale at the oillce of The Mobnikq Star. - Blsbop Lyman's Appoint uieiua. The following are the appointments of Bishop Lyman, of 1 the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina:; ', Easter Day, March 28th, Tarboro Wednesday, March 31st, Greenville, Pitt Couutv. i! Thursday, April 1st, St Johu's Pitt co. I Friday, April 2d; Snow Hill. 1 Sunday, April 4th, Kinston. Tuesday, April 6th, Holy Innocents, Le noir county. I! Thursday, April 8th, Beaufort Sunday, April 11th, Newbern. V . Tuesday, April 13ih, Swift Creek Bridge. Wednesday, April 14th, St. John's, Dur ham's Creek. ji' r ; l Thursday, April 15th, South Creek, -w Saturday, April I7tb,- Blount's Creek. ' Sunday, April 18tb, Trinity Church Beau fort county. 1 1 " -l Friday, April 23J, Sanford. Saturday, April 24th, St. Mark's, Deep River. -.- H Sunday, April 25tb, Pittsboro. Sunday, May 2d, Williamsboro. i J Tuesday, May 4th, Goshen, (Consecra tion.) .-. fi - ' : --" A Collection in each congregation for Dio cesan Missions, i: rm . ' For the Star. DEMOCRAT! C CONSER AT1YE MEETING IN PENDER COUNTY.' . Pursuant to a public call, a preliminary Democratic-Conservative meeting was held at Lillington on Wednesday, March 17th, 1875. . .The object was to take steps to or ganize the party in Pender and to make the new county a success.. Fletcher H.. Bell, Esq., was elected Chairman, and James B Mcpherson, Esq.', was appointed Secretary. The Chairman called upon all true friends of Pender to come to the rescue and, for getting all differences of the past, to unite in making a good county government. On motion, a committee of five were ap pointed to prepare business for the action of the. meeting. : The following gentlemen were -appointed, viz: Dr. S. S. batch well, John H. Murphy, John A,. Jones, W. W. Larkins and VV. L. Riven bark. The committee retired and during their absence a line spirit of conciliation, harmo ny and devotion to the new county was manifested by speeches from various gen tlemen, and by, every indication of the meeting. The committee returned and re ported through their chairman, Dr. Satch well, the following preamble and resolu tions: ,: I j . Whereas, in accepting with thanks to the Legislature and congratulations one to another the bill establishing the county of. Pender, together with the supplemental bill giving immediate vitality and practical torce totbe new county, we will use our influence and best efforts to establish a good county government, and to make Pender a success. Therefore ' Resoived, That we call upon the Demo cratic-Conservative party of Pender to or ganize at once and, in a spirit of harmony, conciliation and efficiency, to protect the interest and give success to the new county. itesoivea, I hat a Democratic-Conserva tive convention, composed of delegates from the various townships of Pender will be Held at .Long Ureek Bridee (Lillington) on Wednesday the 31st day of March at 12 o'clock, M., for the purpose of promoting tue interest ot .Fender county, and of tak ing action in relation to the nomination of candidates for the county officers. Resolved? That the Democratic-Conservatives in each township of Pender are re quested to meet at the usual voting place on vveanesuay the 24th inst., at 12 o'eloca, M., for the purpose of electing three (3) delegates and three (3) .alternates . to said convention. . Resolved, That the Chairman of this meet ing is hereby requested to appoint two Democratic-Conservatives in each township whose duty it shall be to see to it that due notice of the proposed meeting in the town ships be published in each township. The above preamble and resolutions were separately considered and unanimously adopted. The meeting was spirited and largely attended from every portion of the county ; ; On motion, it was resolved that the pro ceedings of this meeting be signed by the Chairman and becretary, and sent for pub lication to the Journal and Star and Duplin Record, ' 1 After the adjournment of this meeting another meeting was called to give express ion on the bill pending in the Houss of Representatives of the Legislature, relating to swamp lands in Pender and other coun ties, but owing to the lateness of the. hour and pressure of business, it was adjourned to meet at South Washington on Wednes day next. :V JA8. B. MCraXBaOB Fletcher a. .Bell, Blahop Atklnsou's Appointments. RockOsh .. March 13 Fayetteville 14 1 S 4 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 15 17 18 19 21 23 25 Jackson. , April Windsor Woodviile, Bertie co. . . . . . . Murfreesborough Winton. Gatesville St. Peters, Gates co Hertford Woodviile, Perquimans co. Elizabeth City......... Edenton St. Lukes, Washington co. . St. David's, Columbia. Plymouth St. James', Beaufort co. . . . Lake Landing, Hyde co. . . . Sladesville, " Bath............ ., Zion Church, Beaufort co. . Washington. Jamesvule Williamston. . . . ........... Hamilton Scotland Neck 27 29 SO 2 May 4 5 6 9 CITY ITEMS. Fisn Oystkbs. Gilbert, at his saloon on Soutft Water street, Btill keeps a supply of fine oysters for his customers. He always gets the best. Try them. Book BnroKtT. th mobkiks stab Book Bind ery does all kinds of Binding and Ruling In a work manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. Mer chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other work, may rely on promptness in the execution of their orders. i Copt of Testimonial. Hannibal, Mo., May 30, 1874. Messrs. J. & W. ToUey, 38 Maiden Lane, New York Gent.: The 12 Gun which you built for me, No. 2093, has arrived safely to hand. Allow me to thank you for the fidelity with which you carried out my' instructions. The' general outline, beauty of proportion and excellent finish, are all that could be desired, and more than meet my expectations. am more than ever impressed with the idea that it is as necessary for a man to have a gun built to meas ure men t as to have a boot so built to ensure a good fit. : The pattern 175 and penetration 40 are very su perior. The pattern is as close as I desire, and the pene ration I think is seldom attained, being far ahead -f any public record which I have seen. Respectfully Yours, Q. W. DORMAN. if roc Want a Situation, Want a Salesman, Want a Servant Girl, " v Won! to rent a Store, Want to sell a Piano, Want to sell a Horse, Want to lend Money, Want to buy a House, Want to buy a Horse, - Want to rent a Bouse, Want to sell a Carriage, Want a Boarding place, Want to borrow Money, Want to sell Dry Goods. Want to sell Groceries, Want to sell Farniture, Want to sell Hardware, Want to sell Real Estate, Want a Job of Carpentering, Want a Job of Blacksmithing, Want to sell Millinery Goodr, Want to sell a House and Lot, Want to find any one's Address, Want to sell a piece of Furniture, Want to buy a second-hand Carriage, Want to find anything yon have lost. Want to sell Agricultural Implements. Advertise In THE MORNING STAB, AH WHOLE NO. 2,325. - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HOWARD RELIEF F. E. CO. NO. 1. TTENTION MEMBERS! CALLED MEEET- lag this (Friday) evening, at 8 o'clock. By order of the President Wit JNO. BTJHMANN, Recording Secretary. mar 19 It .. TELEGRAM, GREENSBORO, N. C, ! March 18, 1875. f VAJOK MATTHEW P. TAYLOR. I WIL MINGTON. N. C.:-Concert elvea. Drawing deferred until April 19th, on account of Tetania irora agenu not Demg in. Insert in Dapers. I H. C. WILLIS," j Secretary. mar 19-lt Sweet Florida Oranges. ;4cc. . i " i RED AND YELLOW BANANAS, PINK AP--i ' I - ' I pies, Baldwin and. Eussett Apples,, i r- j i ": . . ! "f And a large variety ef Plain and Fine Candle t ' -" i i- Jnst received at 4 S. &. NORTHROB'S marl9-tf Fruit and Confectionery Store. IMew Buckwheat, J-EW SYRTJPS, NEW BUTTER THE LATTER better than snytlung sola in tnis city and FOR LESS MONEY. CHAS. D. MYERS & CO., i 5 fc 7 North Front Street. marl9-tf FO RICAS W E WILL SELL GOODS IN OUR LINE OF : . I" . ! . FA MIL Y 8 UP PL IES at low prices and guarantee' a bet&r class of i goods": than can be found elsewhere. .CHAS. D. MYERS & CO I 5 & 7 North Front Bt mar 19 tf New and Interesting Games. JAPHET JENKINS'S AND SALLY JONES' Visit tn Bosting with the Old Mare and a Load ov Produce; Poetical Pot Pie, j or Aunt Hulda's Courtship; 8am Suck, from Weathersfleld to Paris and the'ICx- i ! 'I position; New Game of Authors; Characters and Predictions, a pastine of psetl- ! cal prognostications and pro verbial prophecies, just received and foreale at I CONQLEY & YATES marl9 tf j City Book Steie. North Carolina Cassimeres, THE i TRUE WAY TO ATTAIN SOUTHERN Commercial Independence is to Patronize Soutncrn Industry! A handsome 'let or Salem Cssiseres just received. niernonoTM geoaa. in color aaaraorketuey are un- riyalied among - - Amerlcau - Goods, I and would be creditable to the highest English mac- ufacturlng skilL I BOSKOWITZ & LIBBER, mar 19-tf 29 Market street MISCELLANEOUS. Myers's Eeiains of Lost Empires. REMAINS OF LOSTI EMPIRES: SKETCHES of the Ruins of Palmyra. Nineveh. Babvlon and Persepolis. with some Notes on India and the Cashmerian Himalayas; by P. V. N. Myers, A. SM. Illustrations. Crown 8vo, Cloth, S3 60. i i - I Tbe grand desolation of ruined cities is described with the appreciation of one who takes pleasure! in the contemplation of the suggestions they inspire. while the present condition of the lands traversed and their people Is amply set forth. " , For sale at i ! HErNSBERGER'a. marl7-tf Live Book and MuBic Store. CHOICE TEAS. NEW IMPORTATION OF THE ! - selected Teas. CHOICEST 1 EXTRA IMPERIAL, IMPERIAL, ENGLISH BREAKFAST, UNCOL'D JAPAN and all the various brands at reduced prices, at mar 14 GEO. MYERS', 11 & 13 S. Front st, RepairiEa of Old Hats and Bonnets. P-LD HATS AND BONNETS BLEACHED v pressed and nude to J Look as Well as Kew. Stamping Of all kinds done. For particulars call on MRS. JENNIE OKR. on Nun, between 3rd and 4th streets. ; Blackgmitlis' Tools, &c. BELLOWS, ANVILS, VISES, SCREW PLATES, fcledeea. Hand Hammers, Swedes Iron. Ameri can Refined Iron, Axlen, Hubs, Felloes, (Springs and Bands ef all sizes and varieties.. . i - WHEELS of all kinds Wagon, Cart, Buggy and Pulky. - All above goods at Bottom Figures, at New uaraware store or uuuttB s jnuKuuiBUiN, i mar 14-tf ! 38 N. Front street. Hour, Corn, Nails and Shot 1 0 0 0 Barre,s y1001"' ade?, QAAA Bushels Prime White Corn, ' 2QQ Kegs Nails, OAA Bags Shot. ) For sale low by mar 14tf WILLIAMS & MURCHISON, Spring Styles. F ASHIONABLB SILK F HATS, FELT HATS and Caps, Umbrellas, Canes, &c, At HARRISON & ALLEN'S mariatf I City Hat Store, GOAL ! COAL ! LL SIZES BEST QUALITY, SCREENED Free from dirt.S Deliveredlpromptly, LOWEST PRICE FOR CASH! febl&-tf i O. G. PARSLEY & CO. Dissolution of Copartnership; rpHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX X istlng between F. A. Schutte and John Meyer, under the name and firm of F. A. Schntte & Meyer is this day dissolved by mutual consent. John Meyer withdraws, and F. A. 8chutte will settle all liabili ties of the firm, as he alone is authorized to receive and receipt Tor au accounts one to tne firm of F A. Hcnattes meyer. r. a. ucuuite. I , ! JOHN MEYER. WOmington, N. C, M arch 17. ; - St .. AAA M V -Ji MMm M One Square bhb HayV-.'- v-Ul, ...... 1 tf yweaays,.. ...... " . tardedaya....... " " fotifdays " 14 Ivedays........ " . " one week...., a. " 44 Two weeks..... 44 . 44 . Three weeks.... ., " . , yaiSiiOne monUi.M. .. .4. .Ji. .. 1 tv a t t u 8 W t ............. 4 t0 ..! 8 tf. CC r. e re .. s wr . ".15 Of ..s m c-- Two ro months. iUJUW 1UUI1UJO. ....... .i.. ... ... 44 Six months J nru i .85 tO Onevear J ... 60 C far" Contract Advertiseme&ts taken at propoi ttonately low rates. i - Fire Squares estimated as a qtiarter-coltiinn, an ten sqnaxes as a half-column. i " MISCELLANEOUS. Notice to Shippers. , THE" CLYDE LI ne; Kew Tori an! Wilmington SteaisMp Co. TO MEET THE WANTS OF THE TRADE - i - Have added another Steamer to tbe Line, and will tail from .' . . NEW YORK EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, ' at 3 P. M. from Pier 13 North River. - ' . . ' -. Semi-Weekly from Each Port HEREAFTER SHIPPERS CAN RELY JJPON the Prompt ana Regular Sailing theto Steamers from New York- as advertised. As the Company has determined to adopt regular sailing: days, and with the additional Steamer there can be no cause for delay In shipments. I Other Steamers will be added as required. A. Dr.CAZAtTX, gent, Wilmington, N. C. mar 16-tf Just Received. QOLD & SILVER WATCHES, CORAL AN D -JET Jewelry. VERY LOW PRICES At GEORGE HONNET'B, 1 i . 53 Market street. mar 7-tf New Crop Cuba MOLASSES. Another cargo just in which we r offer to tbe trade at LOW FIG URE8 In Hogsheads and Barrels. ; -feb 27-dwtf BINFORD, CROW & CO! Tick ! Tick ! Tick ! CALL AT ALLEN? S, NO.' 11 N. FRONT ST., AND EXAMINE HIS FINE STOCK OF Jewelry, jost received which will be sold nt reduced Prices fer : I - CASH ONLY. A flue assortment of Watches, Clocks, Ac, always on; hand. ' ; " .' ,s- "; ' '"" ' " -Repairing in all its Branches neatly executed and warranted . .. . iktrtl-u. Pressed Corned ! Beef. 1 1 Jj VERY WEEK WE RECEI A FRESH SUP- plyoflhis delicacy. Trytl Try HI Staple Sugar and Staple Syrnp J SALAD DRESSING AND it FRESH FAMILY SUPPLIES, At GEO. MYERS', nlar 14-tf , 11 andlS South Front bU To the Ladies and Gentlemen WE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THAT WE have this day received our t SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK, Consisting of the very latest styles of Mens', Boys', it outns' ana unuaren s ciotning, sucn as cnudren's KTTT SUITS, VICTOR SUITS, ! HARVARD SUITS, COATEE SUITS, ' MARJBEAU & GLOUCESTER SUITS, &c. Please call and examine our stock. ! j Very respectfully, - ' SHRIER BROS., march 18 tf 30 Market street. Coming ! Coming ! rpHE NEW STOCK OF; c LOT H IN G Every Steamer Will bring it weekly. MUNSON& CO. March 19-tf City Clothiers. Apple and Peach Butter, TVriGHT'S MINCED MEATS, DOUBLE extra Buck .Wheat, . Smoked and Pickled Salmon, Ferris' s Meats and a full line of Fresh Groceries sold as low as the lowest for cash at mar 16 tf JAMES C. STEVENSON'S. Hay, Hoop Iron, Glue, Rice. 4QQ BalesN. B. Hay, gQQ Bdls Hoop Iron, jQQ Barrels Glue, Barrels Whole Rice. For sale low by , mar 14-tf WILLIAMS A MURCHISON. FOR THE MSUINQ WEEK At CITIZENS' MARKET, A FINE 'LOT OF ....... - . i Sampson County Stallfed Beef which I will tell at prices to suit the times. Call and see for yourself. T. A. WATSON, Proprietor. febS8-tf Bacon, Pork, Sugar, Coffee. 200 B0XCS D' S 8lde" Dd Shoulders, j OAA Boxes Smoked sides and Shoulders, 4VU Barrels C. M. Pork, 2QQ Barrels Refined Sugar, OAA Bags Prime Bio Coffee. For sale Tow bv mar 14-tf ' WILLIAMS & MURCHISON. Potatoes, Potatoes, Potatoes. J F) Q Bbla Planting Potatoes. For sale bv mar 18 tf KERCHNXB CALDEH BROS. I Bill authorizing the appouittnent of