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THE HOBHIirO STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY. BY ' VM. BEE1TAED. I RATK8 Of SUBSCBIPTIOM IK ADVA1TCK one year, mf ) postage pa pix months, ( ) ... f 7 00 4 00 s as 1 00 ivnritv Subscribers, deUvered in any part of the wmesn Cents per week. Our City Agents are nofknKed to coWt for more than 8 months in advance. - ;iJi' OUTLINES. I Mr. Cliilders eulogized the United ptates in a speech at Fontefract, Eng. dancer from the gorge seems about over. J Tike removal of the "West Virginia c'npital ha3 been enjoined. - - Financial pauic feared in BerliD. - New York markets: Gold, 114; cotton, 16$17. A Philadelphia jury declare the can-can no nuisance. The railroad trouble still threatens in Pennsylvania, The Toisnot Transcript takes the place of the Fremont Free Will Bap tist. It will be the official organ of the Free Will Baptist Church in North Carolina, and will also print the local news of the new and thriv ing village of Toisnot, an account of which is reprinted elsewhere from the Transcript. - Walker'a Plan. Philadelphia Times. N Governor Walker's proposition for the General Government to assume the pay meut of the debts of the South ern States, except such obligations as were eouiractei in the interest of re bellion, may be a good platform for a political leader in Virginia, but the Government will annex the moon and (ulinit it as a sovereign State into the Union about the same time that the jiumption programme is adopted by Congress". A very plausible, .argu ment can be made in favor of it, es pecially by one so able as Governor Walker, but it certainly won't win much before the year A. D. 2000, if then, i If the Governor don't think that too long to wait, let him go nhPihl. ..- Spirits Turpentine - Kenansville has organized . a Bucket Companj ' . - A horse belonging to Ji G. Soutberland, at Duplin lioads, was stolen not long since. Two or three smoke houses near Ilerringsville and Harrell's Store have been broken into recently. The Washington JEcJio is in mourning for Fenner B. Satterlhwaite, whose death we lately announced. The llaleigh Neics eloquently invokes the spirit of Gaston to excite Gov. lJrogden to do his duty to the State in the gauge matter. We learn from the Magnolia Record that a new mail route has been ex tended from Herringsville to Fayetteville, to go into operation on 1st day of July next. t Magnolia Jiecord Keder Vann, of Sampson county, while cn his way to Clinton last Thursday,., was accidentally thrown from his bulky and his arm broken near the wrist. ". -By appointment of the Central Executive Committee for the celebration of the Mecklenburg Centennial, Bays the News, i!ie following gentlemen are appointed the Executive Committee for i Wake county: Gen. W. R Cox, D. G. Fowle, Kemp P. Battle, C. M. Busbee, Dr. Fabius Haywood, Jr., E. C. "Woodson, 8. A. Ashe, J. O. Gor man, fceaton liales, J. li. rieathery and W. II. Ilowerton. At the Virginia Baptist Sunday School Convention in session this week at Richmond the following telegram was re ceived and suitably responded to: "Raleigh, N. C.J March 30. The Baptist Sunday school workers of North Carolina send greeting, May the Lord bless yourdeliber u'ionsi He is now visiting many of our schools with gracious outpourings "of llis wondrous love." Signed by T. H. Prit ch ard, J. D. Iluffbam, A. F. Redd, J. M. Heck, and others. i Petersburg News? The case .involving the adjustment of the boundary line between Maryland and Virginia sub mitted to ex-Governor W. A. Graham, of Noitbi Carolina, and -Hon. Jeremiah Black, of Pennsylvania, as arbitrators, with ex (iov. Chas. J. Jenkins, of Georgia, as urn--ire, is progressing satisfactorily. The next meeting of the arbitrators takes place, by their appointment, at Washington on the loth day of May next, when the great body of the testimony on both sides will be before thcm.i ! Its new paper, the Transcript, thus speaks of Toisnot: It is a new depot on the Wilmington and WeldonRailroad.seven miles north of Wilsons It is situated on one of thp Viin-tioot though it is level and tolerably well drain ed, and for health it is not surpassed by any other village in Eastern North Carolina. Its business is improving and its number of in habitants increasing almost daily. .The first building was erected in the summer of 1873; now it has more than twenty private resi dences and upwards of two hundred inhabi tants.! It has one large hotel and other i boarding houses, two carriage shops, one drug store, three resident physicians, one church Methodist a Masonic Lodge and koud Templar's Hall, a Grange of the Pat rons of Husbandry; besides eleven stores and shops, three or four of whir-.h r r'nn- : siderable stores ot general merchandise. It is surrounded with a rich and prosperous back country from which its merchants draw a profitable and increasing trade. It has a high school with competent teachers u a gooa numuer or students. Itlthop Liman'i ADDOlnlmenU. p The following are the appointments of i!iop Lvman.r of the Episcopal Diocese o-iuiiu Carolina: j Tliursday, April 1st, St John's Pitt co. Friday, April 2d, Sftow Hill. . Sunday, April 4th, Kinston. ! 1 uesday, A pril 6th, Holy Innocents, Le noir county. Thursday, April 8th, Beaufort Tuesday, April 13th, Swift Creek Bridge." cuuesuay, April I4tn, St. John's, Uur- ; Thursday,' April 15th, South Creek, i baturdav. Anril 17th nimmt'o rvooir ' ounday, April 18th, Trinity Church Beau- .1 Fridav. Anril Ran . Saturday, April 21th, St. Mark's, Deep Sunday, April 25th, Pittsboro. r HUinnnv Una rA wrw. i tioif y y 4tb Goshen (Consecra Jolltion in each congregation for Die- i -M iitlEOlVUS, I TTTTTTl I - -j ; -Li- ! Ji U; 1.1- A VOL. XVI.--rNO 16. THE CITY. The Malls. " L 'H p. The mails will close at the City Post-Office until further notice as follows: j Northern (night) mails daily..:. 6:15 P. M. - " through and way (day) ; . mails daily. ; . . . . 5:30 A, M. Southern mails daily 1. ... 5:00 A. M. Charleston direct(night) daily . 5:00 P. M. Columbia - 4 " jt. 5:00 P.M. Augusta " " i. 5:00 P. M. Western mails (C. C. R'y) " ; . 5:30 A. M. Smithville (via Easy Hill and : i Town Creek) Tuesdays' and i j Saturdays J..L. 6.-00 A.M. Fayetteville, and offices on Cape Fear River, Mondays and ' t Fridays L. l.-OOP M. Fayetteville by C. C. R'y, dailv 5:30 A. M. Onslow C. H. and intermediate offices eve Friday . ; y . 6:00 A. M. Mails delivered from 7 A. M. to 7 P. M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to! 9:30 Al M. Stamp Office open from 8 A.M. to 12 M., and from 2 to 6 P. M. Money or4er or Register Department open same: as stamp office. i . . t . : as nuiiamiiQii a F..W. Clakk. Carolina Central R'y. Cronlt & MoRKia Auction Sale. Opera House Miss Anna! Dickinson, Shreer Bros. Only a Few More Left. HeinsbergeR. Pianos, Organs, &c. Chas. D. Mtkrs & Co. Bologna. See "Ad" Calanthe Lodge Ko. 7, K. of P. Xo Cly Subscrlbera. J - jj ji j Beginning April Mr.; Samuel Davis takes charge of the entire city circulation of The Morning STAR;and from that date all subscriptions will be payable to him. He will serve the paper early and regularly, and hopes all his subscribers) will pny promptly, as he has to meet his engage ments with the proprietor whether the sub scribers pay him punctually or not. j tf - Local JDota. The Board t . this evening. of Aldermen meet i! This is examination day in the public schools of the city, v j A large fire was raging iir the woods East of the city yesterday. ! . . t I : I i j . Regular meeting: of Calanthe Lodge No. 7, EL of P., this evening. I i 1 i- I ' The Scbr. John, Gabriel, arrived at New York from this port on the 29th ult. The Schr. Sallie' & Morton, Callen, cleared from New York for this port on the 29th ult. i The L'Arioso Pleasure Oiub gave one of their pleasant "hops" at the Opera "House last evening. I j Rev. Dr. A. A. Watson, Uector of St. James' Church, leaves on a brief visit to Florida early next wetk. , There is quite a large amount of shipping in port just now, a large propor. tion of which is foreign. Of the latter there were several arrivals yesterday, j i r There was only one trifling case before the City. Court yesterday; morning. Whiskey was at the bottom .of it. Very few of the tricks ; incident to the 1st of April were perpetrated yester day. Some few, however.ii were jbadly sold." .. ' . - . i n, t: The necessary preliminary steps are to be taken this week for the formation of a Degree Lodge of Good Templars in Wilmington. , . i Brother Osteen, of the Sumter True Southron, is in the cityU and has not vet determiD""'- ecli n6--a vcrtisements for his pa pe.-- , Sixty-three persons t listed their taxes on real estate and personal . property yesterday'. The hours for listing are from 9 A. M. to 3 P.M. ' Remember the meeting at the armory room of the Wilmington Light In fantry, this evening, fori the purpose of forming a light artillery company, i The ringleaders, jofij the recent mutiny in the county jail have all been se curely locked in their cells, where they wDl be kept in close confinement until Court. A white man was arrestee! and lodged in the Guard House yesterday morn ing on the charge of drunkenness bn the street. He had " been there" before and knew how it was himself."! li j 1 ' j We noticed a stbek of timber on the wharf yesterday which Jiad been brought all the way from Liverpool in the Norwegian BrigDa (7ajp?, !foi! the purpose of being made into a mast, 1 1 We announce again that mar riage and obituary notices are charged as advertisements, and that those received by mail wiil not be inserted unless accompa nied with a responsible name!. , The Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry and the Lafayette Light In fantry Companies of Fayetteville will pass through this city on their way to the Meck lenburg Centennial celebration on the 20th of May. j Fine marl- sidewalks ' have been laid on both sides ef , Fourth, all the way from Walnut to S,wann streets, except in a few localities where brick pavements had been or are to be put down. This is a great and much needed improvement. ' Rev. Elias Ilaues, the blind preacher, who is. causing so! much excite ment in the Southern portion of the city, by what his hearers term bis able discourses! and startling views of the doctrinal points" pf the Bible, has given his consent to pseach again in the Second Baptist Church to-night at 7i o'clock. . Subject: VTheTwo StrongMen." WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY! Arrested and Locked Up, I On Tuesday last the authorities of the pity received a telegram from ' Sheriff Mc Millan, of Ivobeson county, stating that a. gentleman of Lumberton had been robbed jof $300 in money, and requesting that a sharp lookout should be kept if or the thieves, three young men who' had been following the Mexican Show in its travels. Yesterday knorning the proprietor of thie show, which jbad arrived ; here the r evening previous, called fit the City Hall and asked for an of ficer, saying that he conld point out two of ithe young men alluded to in! the telegram. lA policeman was sent with him and with bis assistance the two men, named Mathi son and Roial, were arrestedj and taken to jthe Guard House, where they were locked jup for safe-keeping.until the Sheriff of Robe json shall apply for them. The proprietor jof the show deserves muchj credit for his action in the matter. He says the young jmen commenced following the show in Georgia and have injured hiis business no jlittle by representing that t)iey were con inected with it. One of therA had a number iof false keys in his possessian, while both were supplied with equipments for gam bling, &c. ' They are both mere youths, not more than from 17 to 19 years old City Marshal Robinson telegraphed to Sheriff McMillan the fact of the arrest of the young men and he will probably ariive jheje this evening' tb take (charge of the prisoners. 1 ' J r j The Pender Nomlnatlonii. j The Democratic-Conservative Convention jof Pender county, held at Long Creek on V"ednesday last, a partial nc ouut of which appeared in this paper yesterday, was pre sided over by Maj. C. W. McClaramy, Mr. fTbomas Mclntyrecting as Secretarj'. Be low we give the nominations! in full: For Sheriff Thos. H. Williams. . jFor Clerk of Superior CouVt Robert K. Bryan. - - 1 - - 1 . . j jFor 'Register of Deeds Ja'mes B. Mc Pherson. ! For County Treasurer W. S. Larkins. i For Coroner Thos. Bordeaux. For Surveyor Henry Colvin. For County Commissioners R J. Nixon, jM. Collins, J. J. Moore, D. J. Corbett, George Jordan. , . , j j Executive Committee Calvin Hines, A. Atkinson, Dr. John H. Hicks, i P. Monta- iguei Jacob James; others not remembered iby bur informant. Miss Dickinson's Lectures. i Miss Anna K Dickinson will make Ler ifirsl appearance before a Wilmington an dience on Wednesday next, the 7th inst, in her thrilling and popular sketch, "Joan iof Arc." Alluding to Miss Dickinson the ' . .... -i: - New York ZTerad! says: "3Iiss Anna E. Dickinson ranks among the most refined and the most sensible of the female lecturers of the day. An ear nest and 'vigorous cnampion iot tne princi ples she upholds, she is, nevertheless, con servative in her views and free from those exaggerated and repulsive sentiments enter tained or affected by many of the women jwho claim to belong to the same school. "When Miss Dickinson appears before an 'audience we may be certain! that she will advance no opinions that may be offensive to good taste, and utter no Words to which a lady can object to listen." Harbor Master's Report. Capt B. G. Bates, Harbor Master, makes the following report of the arrivals of ves sels at this port during the month of March: . Steamers, 19; barques, 4; brigs, 13; schooners, 21. Total, 57. Aggregate ton nage, 22,919; aggregate foreign tonnage, 3,689. . j -. The report of the pilots of the soundings on the Bar and Rifla at low water for the I month is as follows: . Bald Head Channel 10 feet 4 inches. (Very low tide.) jj Western Bar. it- " 0 " Rip : 8 " 0 " New Inlet.; " 8 ' Rip n r 6 " magistrates' Court. j . ;' Before Justice VanAmringe, yestesday morning, Charles Mayor, colored, was ar raigned on the charge of assault and battery upon the person of Lucy Brinkley, of the same persuasion. The defendant : was found guilty, hut the case was dismissed on the payment of costs. The same, arrested on a 'peace warrant sworn out by Lucy Brinkley,' was ordered to give security in the sum of $100 for bis appearance at the next term of the Superior Court and to keep the peace, in default of which he was committed to pail Alfred Williams, charged with forcible trespass. Case withdrawn! by, the prose' cutor on condition that defendant pay the costs. " I Superior Court The Sheriff informs us that there are sev enty-one cases on the criminal docket re maining over from last Court!, and for whom capiases have been issued jOf these fully one-half have absconded or cannot be found, some of them leaving their bondsmen in the lurch. There is one man against whom there are three cases for larceny, in each of which he is known under a! different name:. From present indications udge Kerr will have his hands full at the approaching term of the Court, which commences on the 19th inst. Boner Bridge. We learn from an eye-witness that a lady and child came near being run ' over on Boney bridge yesterday afternoon by a street car. The space for passing1, it seems, is so limited that she became frightened and nar rowly escaped serious injury, the conductor of the car being unable' to! put the brakes down in time. ; It is very important that a more substantial and convenient, bridge should be placed over this great thorough fare. A Worthy Scheme. f A number of ladies of North Carolina, after consulting together on. the subject, have issued a circular dated at Chapel Fill, in which they : broach the praiseworthy scheme of raising a fund for the support and care of the poor and infirm among their dwn sex in the State. The circular says : --"These ; ladies propose to raise such a sum as will purchase a house, with land At tached, fit it up for occupation, and leave something to be invested for an income. " Appeal is: made to all parties and all de nominations, and it is hoped the appeal' vill not fall on listless ears. " Communications on the subject" may be addressed to Mrs. C' P. I Spencer, Chapel Hill, and reference may be made to Hons. W. H. Battle, W. A Graham, B. Moore and W. N. II. Smith." Ithe 3T- TB- Tlie Rlexlrau Show. , " . The atteudanco at the Mexican circus last nii;ht was rather limited- The accom modations were not superior" or calculated to entice many spectators, i The eutire affair wore the impress of hard usage and wcrse appreciation, i Some of the feats of v ire walking and tumbling,, in which the Jlon- cayo family -took part,: were very goad. There was a mournful lack of variety t ad spirit about the performance. - The minstrel exhibition was sadly )ut and a poor attempt. The performance 1 er minated rather suddenly by the lights go ng out prematurely. There will be an exh: bi tion this afternoon and also one to-night, when the company should strive to g ive more strength and .variety if possible to he performmces. Sudden S.ua b Mr. John At i'arker, an old, well kno vn and highly respected citizen of this plase, where he has long conducted, the business of painting, died suddenly yesterday from an attack of paralysis. Mr. Parker was at his shop during the forenoon, attending to his business as usual, being seized with the disease which; terminated his life about 1 o'clock. A physician was sent for and he was taken home, where he remained in a speechless, and insensible condition unti1 his death, which occurred about 8 o'clock P. M. Mr. Parker, who was a consistent and "zealous member of the Baptist Church, leaves a wife and. several children, besides a large circle of attached friends, to mourn his sudden departure from among them. Vity subscribers i wno tail to re ceive their papers regularly will please re port the fact promptly at this office. : t Import Entries for: sale at the office of The Morning Star. ' . - St! CITV ITEMS. Hook 13UTD3BT. i hS jworklso Star Book Bind ery does all kinds of Binding and Baling in s w)rk 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 ' : ' ' TBANsrss PBiNTiNG-lJiKs. Invaluable to rail roart companies, eteamshlp companies, banks, mer chants, manofactorers and others. They are len doring and changeless, and will copy sharp nd clear for an indefinite period of time. ' Having jjast received a fresh supply of these inks, we are pre pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate prices. ' ' .' Copt of Testmomal. Haxxibal, Mo., May 30, 1874. Meeerg. J. & W. ToUey, 39 Maiden Lane, ew York Gent.: The 12 Gun which you built for me, No. 3093, has arrived safely to hand. Allow me to thank you for the fidelity with which you carried put my Instructions. The general outline, beauty! of proportion and excellent finish, are all that conld be desired, and more than meets my expectation sj I am more than ever Impressed with the Idea that lit is as necessary for a man to have a gun built to meas urement as to have a boot so built to ensure a gcod fit The pattern 175 and penetration 40 are very su perior. : The pattern is as close as I desire, and the penetration I think is seldom attained, being if ar ahead ef any public record which I have seen. BesDectfuUv Tours. G. W. DokmaS. if rou Want a Situation, Want a Salesman, ' Want a Servant Girl, ' Want 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 Herse, . i ; Want to rent a UoaBe, i Want to sell- Carriage, Want a Boarding place, . Want to borrow Money, Want to sell Dry Goods, Want to sell Groceries, , Want to sell Farniture, - Want to kcll Hardware, Want to sell Real Estate, ' Want a job of Carpentering, Want a job of Blacksmithing, Want to sell Millinery Goodf , Want to sell a House and Lot. Want to And any one's Address. Want to sell a piece of Furniture, Want to buy a second-hand Carriage. ' Want to find anything you hare lost. Want to sell Agricultural Implements, : Want to Advertise anything to advantage. Want to find aa owner for anything Found, ! Advertise in TUJt MORNING STAR. Bishop A tklnson'a A ppoln tine n t Jackson . . . . J . . J April 1 3 Windsor WoodvCle. Bertie co: . 4 , 6 -7 8 9 11 12 13 15 17 18 19 21 23 25 27 29 80 2 4 5 6 9 Murfreesborough . Winton . Gatesville...!. St. Peters, Gates co. . t . . . . Hertford WoodviUe, Perquimans co Elizabeth City Edenton St. Lukes, Washington co. St David's, i " Columbia... L Plymouth ." St. James, Beaufort co. '.. Lake Landing, Hyde co. . . Sladesville, Bath .4... Zion Church. Beaufort co Washington May Jamesville 14 Williamston.., " Hamilton...... , " 1 "' j APEIL 2, 1875. DIED.! , PARKER Suddenly of paralysis, yesterday even ing, at 8 o'clock, Mr. J. A. Parker, an old and res prcted citizen of our city. Notice of funeral service will be published. , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' - . M. CRONLY Auctioneer. . : " -. i , v :;- . -: . By CBONLT & MORRIS. ' 15 Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE" OF THE STJPE rlor Court for the county': of New Hanover, made on the 18th day of November, 1874, in the case- of John London and wife Lucy against II. N.Latham and wife Eliza W. and Isaac B. Grainger, guardian praying for a sale of the Real Estate hereinafter des cribed, for partition, the undersigned, by said decree duly appointed Commissioner for that purpose, will. On Tuesday, the 4th day of May, 1875, at Exchange Corner, ia Wilmington, at 11 o'clock A. M., expose for sale That Desirable House and Lot situated on the north side of Market street, 9 feet westwardly from the western line of Third street, with a front ou Market street ef 42 feet moie or less, running back north 132 feet, the same being part of Lots 4 and 5, Block ICS, now occupied by Mrs. Clifford. Terms at sale, ap 2-6t-ap 2 9 16 23 30 and may 4. 0FEBA HOUSE. Wednesday Evening, April 7. THIRST SOUTHEKN TOUR AND FIRST AND Only Anearance in ffliinflon I i i - Of the eloquent and most popular speaker in America. ! MISS A JTCTA DICXHreOIT, Who wDl deliver her thrilling and popular sketch cf JOAN OF ARC, t ' " S Creating a profound -sensation everywhere. : f ; . .- ; i : Seats can be secured at Heinsberge r's. 1 Admission 75c ; reseryed seats $1. ap S-5t I Only, a Few More ' :. - . - I Of Those i $12 Suits Left ! TyE ARE STILL SELLING Children's Sailor Suits for $3.- I Ihe latest styles of nATS just received. SHRIEK BROS., -h 30 Market street. S ap 2 tf Chromos! Chromos!; A.K0TnER LOT 0P " ! Beautiful Chromos Just received at " HEINSftERGER'3, ; Live Book and Music Store, i ap 2-tf PERFECTION. rpniRTY aUBS OF THE j Finest Dairy Butter . Ever offered in Wilmington. Family packages at greatly reduced prices. ib CHAS. D. MYERS & CO., i apS-tf " 5 &7 North Front Street; Mules For Sale. PAIR OF VERY FINE LARGE MULES A ' ' ' j ' At low figures. . A 3. A. SPRINGER, at Coal and Wood Yard, ap S-lt - Pianos andOrgans. j JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT '. T- '-' OF - - t t i - Kew Pianos and Organs. J ap2tf At! - HEINSBERGER'S.1 Calanthe Lodge No. 7, K. of P. THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ABOVE J.odge will be held at Castle Hall Tlila (Friday) Evening at 8 O'clock. I - . ' A full attendance is ordered. BERRY GLEAVES. i K. of R. and S. ap S-it Gom Precht's Bolognas, 1 1 EBREW SEAL ATTACHED For sale by CnAS. D. MYERS St CO , 5 A 7 North Front St.; ap 2-tf B SELCCT." t Popular Wbisbey lu tbe City BEST WHISKEY " (PURS RYE) FOR THE money in tbe city. CHAS. D. MYERS & CO., ' ap 3-tf e &7 North Front et., Sole Agents.' MISCELLANEOUS. Silk Dress Hats. Nobby spring styles, we ark receiv- Ing daily by Express a variety of New Styles at Wholesale and BetaiL HARRISON & ALLEN, 1 April 1 tf City Hatters. : Hotice. All persons are hereby warned against harbroing or trusting the Crew of Brig Ara as no account will be paid by Master or Consignee. April l-8t -J ' i - - R. E. HEIDE. BiisriDiisrc3-- rpHE RZORNIIf G STAR BOOK BIND X ERY is. complete In all all its .appointments, and is in charge of one of the most skillful workmen In the State. All kinds of Binding executed neatly, caeapiyaoa eipeuiuuuBiy. WHOLE N(X 2,337.; N Q T Carolina rpHE ATTENTION OP THE PUBLIC IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO THE FACT THAT TBE a Carolina central Kauway being completed and iyuD at w ltuiiuKivu, uulu via xj okeiuuer roues lixiu via w emuu 8jau xuriiuoubn. w B&iumore, Jrmia delphia. New York, Boston and Providence unequaled facility for handling shipments from WILM1NG- ' TfV KTi AT T. UiSTOPH fTTTWa TT1 Cn A Xtl fTTV. TiTirVlI T TT I1C frll'IOArTT T W CDATT.V BURG and all stations ou Atlantic, Tenn. & Ohio, Railroids as well as all points in GEORGIA AND . insurance irom eastern cities guarantees as low as and Rates always as low aa tbe lowest; xtates to au points lurmsnea jupon application to Building. japS-tf MISCELLANEOUS. THE : Morning Star JOB BOOHS AND BINDERY. New Type, New Presses, , New Prices. BANKING, MERCANTILE RAILROAD, AMUSEMENT, AND ALL KINDS OF Job Printing,! Ruling AND BIISriDIlsrQ-, IN- PLAIN AND FANCY COLOB8. March 7-tf Notice to SHippers. THE CLYDE LliNE. Hew Tori ani Willing nleaisMB Co. TO MEET THE WANTS OF THE TRADE ? : , - - - . - . j Have added another Steamer to tne Line, and will , sail from NEW YORK . EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, ' j i ' at 3 P. M. from Pier 13 North River. - - L i - - Semi-Weekly from Each Fort. -. : 1 I I I - HEREAFTER SHIPPERS CAN! RELY CTPON the Prompt and Regular Sailing of these 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. ' 1 ' . - i. Other Steamers will be added as required. A. D. CAZAUX, Agent, , Wilmington, N. C. mar 16-tf ZBTJ-5Z! Onr Half Dime Cigar -FOR Half Dollar Per Dozen, . THE BEST IN THIS MARKET, AT No. 2i Market Street; ; r y D. PXGOTTt April 1-tf '(Tobacconist. Apple Butter. XT 1 EW ORANGES, CHOICE ARRIVED AND For sale at . G. H. LEMONS, JUST W. RUNGE'.S, Noribeast cor. Market And Second St. marSO-tf " FOE THE EHSUIHG WEEK A.T CITIZENS' MARKET, A FJOJE LOT OF 4 - -' . .1 j ' Sampson County Stallfed Beef which I will sell at prices to snit the times. Call and see for yourself. Ti A WATSON, i Proprietor. feb3S-tf Spring Millinery. Mrs. E. A LUMSDEN has liast! returned frith - 1 - I the latest Style s of Millinery Goodsj, consisting of 1 . - ' - - I - - - Pattern Hats and Bonnets, Children's Hats and French Flowers, mar 37-lw B. AJ LUMSDEN. The ITew Ice! House. I RESPECTFULLY . NOTIFY' MY FRIENDS and the public generally that I have this day opened my ICE HOUSE on Dock, between Water and Front and also-, at the corner of Market and Seventh streets, where the citizens can always get the best cf Ice. ' I - B. H. JJ AHRENS, April l-4t I 1 Proprietor. Du Font's Powder, TIFLE, SPORTING AND DUCK BLASTING AND MINING, In Whole, Half and Quarter Kegs, " For sale by . mar31-tf - O. G. PARSLEY & CO. " Onri SSifareone &,,..... .....:.:... li Bwo aaye,. .......; ry three uays t p( . u ' tt iuut aayo. .... . . . . five days.,;..,... one week.. ., Two Weeks...... 3 it- 3 IK , 8 M . 6 00 . 6 f.0 . 8 10 ! Tturee weeks. One month... Two Tn.-intVi. .4. 4i ...4 ......15 CP ......88 00 . ...85 00 .....50 C at propoi- Three mouths. Six motilha. 4 i i t3FContract Advertisements "taken" i Five Squares eetiaated as a e.uartcr-colnmn. an ten squares as half-column. . il C E jCentral Railway, General Freight Department M-9 a 1 v v-- 1 ' , vr ' , WILMINGTON, MARCH 31st, 1875. rally equipped for bnsinesss, oners with its connect Atlantic 6J$Richmond Air Line and North Carolii a ALABAMA. - ; - Tia any otner lime, jno terminal or transfer enarges, 1 j the undersigned. Office in Bank of New Hanover F. W. iCLAKK, General Freight Agent, MISCELLANEOUS, 'Spring Hillinery. -AT-' ' E.M.STROCK&CO'S. Evans' Block, Princess Street. A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL VARIETY OF Ux THE . . i , . . Latest SpriDg Styles OF BONNETS j HATS, " . MILLINERY GOODS, dc, Just Received. We keep only the Best Goods, and sell them at r ' I Lowest Possible Prices for Cash. Call and examine our stock before making vour purchases. : ! ' . mar bo u .. ; - Ivans' isiock, mncesa.bt. . -. World Defiance, Vnt HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT " 1 T V lot of this reliable old brand. , . iO.OOO. Try the oonular Sesrar of the citv. They are tier : Mainly rich, sweet and fragrant. Also t Ifflportei Segars of the Choicest Brasis FBOBX $80 TO $200 FEB I.OOO. Try the KENTUCKY GEM at $2.. Pure and el egant. The rash and demand for the celebrated brand of 4 ' 1 ' bl;ue GRASS is positive evidence of IIS superiority over all other brands. Soldoplyby mar 28-tf 11 and 13 South Front st. 350 Tons Celebrated . ! 1 1 - ' W II ANN'S '"'" "- ','1 - PHOSPHATE Jufrtiarrived and for ea!c by YICK.&i MEBANK - marSS-Sw AK1 ORDINANCE, . ' . Concerning Drays, fapns, -Carts, k mHE BOA31D OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY 1 J. OF WILMINGTON, N. C, DO I ORDAIN, That any Dray Truck Wagon or Cart found in use within the City limits without the - ' 5 - 1 , - j Badge orlRegistered Number as required by City Tax Ordinance passed May 9th, 1873, shall be subject to seizure by the City Marshal, and the owner thereof subject to a fine of Frra Dollars for each- and every day the same is need in this City without the prepayment of the monthly t-Ar a anthAiit hoirtnirnn tha 1 . .n 1r JVfc IflbUVHH 1M UIJ VU IIUW I... Badge or Registered Kumber as the Ordinance of the Oty requires. Any vnunance or parts toereor connieung wiui the foregoing are hereby repealed- - The above Ordinance was passed by the Beard of Aldermen at their meeting February 16th, 1874. I. . - - , T.UStSHVOKS, feb!8tf r . : CityClerk. ITe7 Crop Cuba MOLASSES;- Another qargo just in, wracn we Offer to the trade at - - Z O W FI G XTBES In hogsheads andlBarrels. -. -f eb 27-dAwtf '(' BINFORD, CROW Jk CO. Wanted, : " ' EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT I WILL MOVE may Stock of v .1" ' I - Watches, Jewelry, &c, To the Store ou the Corner ef - Fnnt and Princess streets, on the. 1st of April, where I will open ! A NEW AND FINE ASSORTMENT O?. Watches, Clocks, Silverware'' 1 ind Jancy- Geods. J. H. ALLEN, Agent. mar 30 -tf The Annual Meeting OF.THB STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Real Estate ani Loan Association, , j F 1 . t OR THE ELECTION OF DIRECTOES AND the transaction of other business, -will be held at the Hibernian Hap, on " FRIDAY EVENING ' THE 9IH ; INST., AT 8 O'CLOCK. C. S. ELLIS, , Secretary and Treasurer. April 1-tdm Men aud i Boys' i" " - $ 1 - i " Shirts, Drawers, &c. , Scarfs, Ties, Cows, &c MUNS02r& CO. March 31 tf t . . City Clothiers.
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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