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' " A ' . ' t ' '.I i" v ,: . ' ' , . - 'I - X - - . - 1 ! ' i - ' V - ' -. - i i J . . .. ... .- ..... ' f- ' . ... .- -r ... ' - . t 5. - f ...- - PUBLISHED DAILY, BY - ' - Sf : "41 it ' " ft j Jj ' - V j , .-..'V . j . . - ' ' ' ' - , - ' RATSfl 0 StrBeCBTPTIOll JH AUTAKCEt- One y- mail) postage pa v ....... f 7 00 Six months, ) . . Three monthsr 4i One month, C , ) . 1 w Tn Cltv Sabscribera, deUvered In any part of the rit v Fifteen Oents per week. Onr City AgenM are not authorized to collect for mor than 8 months in advance. l - OUTLilHKSJ - Jribune Washington correspondence oul . lines Grant's Mexican policy: "Your money , or your land." Wilson, McLay &CoM 1 -ieaden metal dealers, suspend with a mil V lion dollars liabilities. - One and eighty (CasHst officers Lave given In to Alfonso. Congressman Cannon,"on trial at Bait lake for polygamy, discharged under limi '' Nation act. Gov. Hartranft orders the Pennsylvania rioters to disperse: Offi cial reports say yellow fever pre vails alarm ingly in Cuba.- War vessels ordered away from Key West. - Dana, of New York Sun surrendered himself in New York" on learning Supreme Court of District Colum li i had issued a writ against him. Pro ceedings for habeas corpus ar.e contemplated New York markets: Gold, ll4i114; " cottonlGJ!?; spirits turpentine, 46; rosin, $3 10$2 15. The Windsor Times discredits a rumor that 18 men were lost in Albemarle Sound during the late gale. Spirits Turpentine. Williamson, of the Tarboro SoittJierner, is a Thespian, Rockingham court house at Wentworth has been revamped. ! 'Anna Dickinson will deliver her " Joan of Arc" iu Raleigh on the 8th. I ,' Wake county has entered vig orously upou the Centennial" campaign. . -. The Centennial excitement is becomiag general throughout the State. The Chavlotte people aro con sidering Ue subject of entertaining her guesis at the Centennial. Maj. Durham, editor of the Raleigh A'eics, we are pleased to know, is greatly improved in health. Arrangements for a Methodist church at Keidsville are progressing finely, says the News of that town. . i A Salisbury negro woman ap plied to a Justice a few days since to have her husband arrested on the charge of trick iitj or witching her. ' I . Tom SeotlV palace car, with the Senatorial Committee to hunt up a Southern Pacific railroad, passed Greensboro Thurs day nigbt en route South. i Christ Church, Raleigh, is to have a memorial window in memory of .the late Rev. Dr. Mason, pastor of that church for a large number of years. i The Sentinel learns from Com pany Shops that a fire occurred there Tues day night and the hotel stables packed with new hay were burnt to the ground. j Weldon News:, The painters will soon "turn over" the warehouse at Enfield to the railroad authorities. It will be the best house on the road from Wilmington to Weldon. -wf. : -.- . j The Sentinel says the citizens of Company Shops are much upset by change or gauge". Very little work is going on and a house and lot can be bought for five hun dred dollars less money now than it would iiave sold for before the change of gauge. The Keidsville News, successor of the Enterprise, is to hand. It is edited by Robert S. Bethell, James W. Kid and J. Rl Webster. The latter -conducted the luiQ Enterprise..., Mr. James W. Keidis a talented son of the lamented N. F. Reid, The Keidsville Neks suggests the names of Ex-Gov. David S. lieid, Maj. Turner Morehead and CoL Andrew J. Bovd to the voters of Rockingham in the State Convention. That county will have two members. -All over the State the cry is, " We must send our best men to the Con . vention." : The following, says the Salis bury Watchman, is a private letter received by Mr. E. M. Wilson from Bush Hill, Raft- uoipn county, j. LJ.: "Avery respectable citizen of this county by the name of Fen-, tress came to his death, last Friday, very mysteriously. It was . caused by a pistol shot from bis own bauds, the ball entering his right temple ranged through the left eye, bursting out both eyes. lie was seen to open a drawer by one of his children, where he kept the pistol, and the child can't tell whether it was an accident or whether he committed suicide. There are different opinions about it some think it suicide i while others think it an accident. ; Salisbury ' Watchman: The best thing we heve heard on the ' ragged edge', : trial, and at the same! time one of the most truthful compliments to the Southern ladies, was uttered by a Salisburyian at Saratoga last summer. He was discussing the great oLauuai, on lue piazza ot one pi me uoieia, with another gentleman, and of course like all right thinking people, was fully con vinced of Beecher's guilt While the con versation was nroceedioz. several eleeantlv dressed Northern ladies stepped up and to uis great astonishment chimed in and dis cussed, with perfect freedom, the pros and cns of this very disgusting case.-r-This was rather strong for our Southern friend, but he stood calmly until one of them is her gushing defense of the great lib ertine, turned sharply upon him aid said, 'no christian man would speak in that way of ilr. Beecher; yes sir, I'll go further and say that no gentleman would speak' of bim in "such terms.f This raised him, .and he re plied, in words for which every Southern 4ady should thank him, "Madam, I do not know whether, ypu are a lady or not, but this I do knew, that in the South where I am from, no woman dressed like a lady as you are, and looking like., lady as you do, would think of discussing such scandalous immoralitiesTbubliclv. with centlemen." The ladies(?) retired in high disdain with mantling cheek: The implied compliment to our Southern ladies is a deserved one. and all the more grateful that it came from irom me lips or an adopted citizen " or for eign birth and cosmopolitan travel. k -r. -1 ; - BUhop Lyman's Appointments. "' The following are the appointments of Bishop By man, of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina: Tuesday, April Ctb, Holy InnocenbvLe- uoir county. - - - . . .; Thursday, April 8tht Beaufort. ) Sunday. Annl 11th. Newbern. ' Tuesday. ADril 13th. Swift Creek Bridee. Wednesday, April 14lh, St-Jobn's, Dur- jiamsureeK. . - : Thursday, April 15th, South Creek. ;" Saturday, April 17th, Blount's Creek. Sunday, April 18th, Trinity Church Beau Tort county. . Fridav. Anril 2Sr1 Rsinfnrd. Saturday, April s24tb,- St. Mark',' Deep' juiver. . . . - SundayApril 25th, Pittsboro ... Sundav. Mav 2d. Williamsboro -Tuesday, May 4th, Goshen, (Consecra- VOL. XVI.:-NO. 18. ; WILMINGTON, N. C, SUNDAY. : The Malla. i M . M I i I J a- 'i lhe mails will close at the City iPost-Of fice until further notice as follows: L Northern (night) mails daily.!. J . 6:15 P. Mi mails dail v. . . . 1 . Z'.ik a xt- Southern mads daily. V..i.;... 50 A. M. 1 nir0PtlnirrhiHaiht ! - 5:00 P. Mi 5K)0P. M. 5. -00 P. Mj Columbia it - ci Augusta ii rt W estern mails (O. C: 5:30 A: MJ Smithville (via East lliU and iown ireeK) XTiesaays and Saturdays :i: .U J. . - :1J. J 6 A..M. Payetteville, and offices on Cape jp enr xviver, juonaayB ana x naavs.-. .... . -. j. J. 1:60 P M. Fayetteville by C. Q R't.' dailv 5-3(1 A Mi vnsiow kj. u. ana intermediate ouices every Friday . . ,!.. L ,s 6:00 A. MJ Mails delivered froto.A. M.o 7 p. M., and on Sundays front 8:30 to 9:30 M. Stamp Office orJen from 8 A. M. 2M. and from 2 to 0 P.M.' Money order or ttegisier uepartment open same stamp office. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Shriek Bkos. Clothing, j i U' John Dawson. liurpentine Tooli? Chas. D. Myers $Co.i-ChoicelTea8, Geo. Myers. Butter, Dried Fruits, &c, Williams & MuR(i!Hisoir.-Guaria j M. M. Katz. Ncjf Opening. j j j Opera House. Mad. Refltz's Mihstrelaj HARRisoK&ALL;ik.-i,urHataj j Wm. Jno. BuHMAiS. H. JR. F. E Co. : Mtosou & Col I fewest Cut. '' !' j ! ; " G. H. W. Rcsgb. Bottled Lagabeer. 1 a If JL ' 1 : I. . m ' m .1 uiiiius uu ji umjju.iaqjN.-1-vjaraen l aois. S. R Lyon. Tot: le Ladies. -A Davtp. $10 Business Suits. DeRosset. JusCtKeceived Kerchner & ALpER Bros. Molasses. Local lota. Meeting of Board of AldermerJ to-morrow"eveniBg. Another large 'arrival of foreign vessels in port yesterday, Republican lass meeting jat the Court House to-mor w evening. The Cour&y ' V t J . mmi8sioners meet to-morrow morning 1 10 o'clock. i - ! 1 Yesterdav Bi persons listed their real estate and personal - 3 i taxes! . r ii : There was Mv one triflib s case before the Mayor's Court yesterday 1; ' I - morn- ing. The weather yesterday was dis agreeable enough to; suit thei most! fastidi ous. il y I Gen. Allan atberford is talked of as a Republican bahdidat for Conven i tion. uiu x ivva, promises us rair weather to-day and a flight rise in temper- ature. Good I The Register 6fj Deeds issued marriage licenses during the past week, all - . II.. i - l . til- for colored couples. J - Both pnntidla and done in the finest grades of copying ink at the Stab Job Printing Office. tf ine interments in Pine forest (colored) Cemetery (during the past week and 1 numbered 3, of which 2 were adults was a child. A " Parent'! who attended the ec hi. i i . examination of the Fourth street free school gives a flattering accountbf the progress made by the pupils, and commends the ef- forts of the teachers! Go to "one of the bookstores i H Monday morning the first thing, and plank down $5, f 15, $50, according to your ability and public spirit, to the f una, of thf Meek- lenburs CentenniaL Madame Rentz's Inmates j Mixi- strcls and M'lle Mane! de Lacour's Parisian Can-Can Dancers will be the sensation at the Opera House on Thursday andlFriday evenings of this week: ; . The Howard Relief Com- pany No. 1 will attend the; funeral Of their late fellow-fireman, Mr. Emanuel Nun, who died yesterday, and! who will he interred in Oakdale Cemetery mis af : There were 3 interments p Oa aaie uemetery auring me past wees of which 2 were adults - II r nd 62 respect ively, and 1 was a child 5 months old Of these 2 died of pneti monia and 1 of: paraly- sis. I i. irilmlnfton Ret4ll MaMcet. ' ! t The following pricfts ruled yesterday If Apples, (dried) 121 sents per pound; dried peaches 25c per pqi ndf! walnuts, 25 cents per peck f; pickles, 2Q j cents per dozen;! lard. 18 ceDts ner oeund: butter. 40(5150 cents per pound; chefek Cents perpound ;! grown fowls 90f 1 Wi paireese f 1 oOper pair; beef 1016tc. per pound; beef, (cdrn-i ed) 12i15c. per p und; veal, 12J16c per pound ; mutton, 3161 ct&peii pound; ham, 1618 cts. per )Ouhd; shoulders, 124 14 cents per pound; tripe, 20 cts. per, bunch t clams, 25 cents a p ck;'open clams, 20(25 cts a quart; soup bu ich,5 cis,; eggsj 14g)16 cents: a doz; sturgeo i, 23 ct a chunk (5 lbs); potatoes, Irish, 50 cti . u peck; sweet 25 cents; fish trout 25c. per bunch,; mullets : 025c. per bunch; turnips, 10c., a oiinchj onions, 50 cts. a peck; cabb iges 1025 cts.; a head; sausage 20 cents a puhd; bologna 20 centra pound; liver puddin 1230 cts a pound; hog head cheese, 20 cents a pound; New River oysters $1 50 ajl gallon; Sound do! 80 cents a gallon; , wild ducks 5075 cents Xadles BeTOlejB Society. J The regular mopthly ; meeting of fth Ladies' Benevolent Society will be iheld at the Hpok and Ladder Hall, on Dock street, between Third and Fourth Tuesday after "noon, 6th inst., at 31 h'clock. iredSfia To-Day. - Services at Front street M. E. Church at 11 a. m. i and 7 p. m. Sundav School at 3 p. m. "Prayer meeting Wed nesday night atTi o'clock. Ushers will be in attendance to conduct strangers feseats. Rev. J. E. Mann, pastor. . Fifth Street Methodist E. Church, South, situated bh Fifth,) between Nun and Church streets. Services at 11 a. m.' and 71 p. m., Rev, J. .T. Gibbsp pastor, h Sabbath School at9i a. m. Prayerrneeting Thursday even ing at 7J o'clock I ; - , . First Presbyterian Church, corner Third and Orange streeis: Services at 11 o'clock a. m. and 71 p. ni. " Sunday School at 8 p. m. Rev. J. li Wilson, D. D., Pastor. Second Presbyterian Church, corner of Fourth and Campbell streets: Services at 11 a. m, and 71 p. m. "Seats free. t Rev Chas. M. Payne, at 31 p. m. pastor. Sunday School First Baptist Church, corner of Market and Fifth streets, Elder JVC Hiden, Pastor. Services at 11 a, in. and'75 p. m. Lord's Supper after sermon. Sunday School at 91 a. m. Prayur- meeting on Thursday night at 7:45 o'clock. Young men's prayer meeting on Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. j . ; . . St. Paul's fErang. Lutheran Church: German service at 11 a. m.; English service at 8 p. m.j Sundi y school art 3 p. rh. Week day's service on Wednesday at 8 p. m. Services in St. John's Church to-day, First Sunday after Easter, as follows : Morning Prayer, Litany and Celebration of the Holy. Eucharist at 11 a. m.; Evening Prayer at 8 o'clock. r Services at S. James' Church to-day, 1st Sunday after iCaster, as follows: Morning Prayer and Communion at 11 a. m. ; Even ing Prayer at 5 p. m. ; Sunday School at-4 o'clock p. ro. l . -: v ; : . Services at St Paul's (Episcopal) church, corner of Fourth and Orange streets, as fol lows: " Morning Prayer at It o'clock; Even ing Prayer at 71 o'clock. Rev. T. M. Am bler, Pasfor. Seats free. Seamen's Bethel: Services at 31 p. ; m. Rev. Jos. L. Keen, Chaplain. j : Services at St. Marks' Church are as fol lows: Morning Prayer at 11 a. m. ; Evening Prayer at 8 p. m. Sunday School at S. Bar nebas School House at 4 p. m.; Bible class at 41. Seats frei First Baptist Church, colored, on Fifth and Campbell streets; Services as follows: Sunday School at 91 a. m.; preaching at 101 a- m., 3 p. m and 71 p. m. . Rev. F. R. Howell, Pastor. Services at the First Colored Presbyterian Church, ; Chesnvt between ; Seventh and Eighth streets, as follows: At 11 a. m. and 71 p. m., by Reiv. D. J. Sanders, Pastor.- Sabbath School at 9 a. m. ; mm Anna K. Dickinson and Joan A re. . i X': Y: .;' ' . The Richmond Dispatcl after aliuding to the prejudice existing in the South against female lecturers generally and the rich in-' tellectual least many lost under thisflimsey pretext by not listening to Miss Dickinson's historical sketch of Joan of Arc, says: "It would possibly be nearer the fact were we to say that Miss Dickinson is not a lecturer, but an actress a powerful,' fascinating act ress, who dramatizes her thrilling words, and with a touching pathos acts out the simply touching story of Joan D' Arc with a power such as has never been witnessed in the South before. She brings before her hearers- the scenes and incidents of four hundred years ago with an earnestness and a magical control that is beyond onr power to describe. To' say that she holds the au dience spellbound would Dot faithfully rep resent the truth.!; She chains every listener, moves every heart, and brings tears to eyes that would scorn to weep upon occasions of more solemn import. . .-. , She tells, the, story of the faithful peas ant girl from her birth to her death so elo-' quently and grandly that one would imagine they were listening to the history of a great chieftain whose purity, gallant deeds, cour ageous f ortitudej self-sacrificing spirit, and untainted character were as indelibly im pressed upon our memory as the life and character of a Christian hero of our own day and generation." 5, Miss Dickinson,- it will be remembered, makes her first and probably last appear ance at the Opera House in this city on Wednesday evening next, in her celebrated historical lecture on the above named sub ject. We have every assurance that those who do not go to hear her will regret it .. Press Association. -The Raleigh News says: : " The Stat Press Association will meet in Wilmington on the 11th of May, and will remain in session some three days. . We doubt not but that Wilmington will give the press a hearty reception." : ( ..Yes, we will. jWfjH show our brothers our.lines Of .progress, and then take them " By the sounding seas." '; " Wilmington must do her bravest, for tnose V b'hoys" will be " af ther". takin' notes !and "faith" they'll "prent 'em." Besides our fame for hospitality surely will not pale in the presence of such invitingop- portunities. Western Kallroad. ..,':, ..;-! i.-sV At the annual meeting of the stockaoldV ers of the Western Railroad Company,, held at Fayetteville, jPriday, the following Di rectors were elected: On the part of the stockholders, Messrs. John D. Williams, A. A. McKethan,' Sam'l J. 5 Hinsdale, W. Em mett Kyle and Ei. J, Lilly. On the part of the State, Messrs. B. I. Howze, Thoa. S. Lujtherloh, L, C.' Lineberry and Rob't M. prrell;rl i'0if)l- i l - Mr. J. Jessup was elected: Auditor; and Mr.' Jesse K. Kyle Agent at Fayetteville Our Cliarcbes "In Time of Pence Prepare for War," We learn that a communication has been received byDr.t J, E.! Winants, Physician in charge of the Marine Hospital, at this port, from the Bureau of Health at Wash ington City, announcing the probable preva lence of yellow fever on the Atlantic coast during the Summer and urging the im portance of preparing for it. This fearful disease, which the ; people of Wilmington hsve so much cause to dread, has already made its appearance at Key West, Florida, and a telegram in this morning'r paper con veys the intelligence that it is raging to a fearful extent jat ' Havana, -there - being seventy-six cases on board of two ! Spanish vessels in the harbor. ' . j ! - This information, coming as it does in an official form,' should- certainly prove a suf ficient incentive to prompt and earnest ef forts to prevent, if possible, the introduc tion of the disease, as well as to guard against Us spreading and becoming epi demic, should .it find its way here, by at once placing the city in a proper sanitary condition. Our authorities have! already taken steps to this end, as will be seen by the advertisement of lhe City j Marshal in this paper, .but his efforts will avail but little if he fails to receive the earnest and active co-operation of our citizens. It is to the interest of all, white and colored, rich and poor, that he should have this co-operation without stint. Let the work of cleansing, purifying-and disinfecting the city be pushed forward with the energy and earnestness with which it has been com menced, and let it be thorough and com plete, for danger lurks in our damp cellars, in the ri. !r and garbage in our lots, in the alleys and i s, in the stagnant pools and wherever corruption and impurity exists. Yellow Jack has commenced an early and vigorous campaign and every precaution must be taken to guard against his insidious approaches. I We appeal to our citizens' to lend every assistance to City .Marshal Robinson in his fciloris to cleanse and purify the city. . h "The Wilmington and Coast Turn pike Company." -j We are requested to notify 1 h corpora tors named in the Act of the General As sembly incorporating "The Wilmington and Coast Turnpike Company," that a meet ing for the purpose of organizing said cor poration and taking such measures as may be necessary for a speedy and active prose cution of the work, will be held at the Pur cell House on Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. TheTfollowing is a list of the corporators, and each one of them is earnestly requested to attend this meetingf ' John A. Saunders, William B. Giles, Richard H. Graat, Geo. Harriss, Henry Burkhimer, William A. Cumming, Geo. A. Peck, Isaac B. Grainger, Richard Brad ley, David R. Murchison, R. R. Bridgers, Edwin E. Burruss, James Dawson, T. H. McKoy, J. W. Atkinsou, T. J, SoOtherland, J. A. Engelhard, C. S. Ellis, wi H. Ber nard, Levi A. Hart, W.G. Thomas Wilkes Morris, T. H. Smith, C. M. Stcdman, R.E. Heide, B. F. Mitchell, Zebulon Latimer, William A. Wright, Eli Murray, Geo. R. French, Christopher C. Morse, ltobt. Hen ning, Henry R Savage, John' H. Maffltt, Edward Kidder, Armand J. DeRosset, Wm. H. McRary, Francis M. Kerchner, Donald McRae, J. H. Chadbourn, O. G. Parsley, E2L' Anderson, C D. Myers J. R. Davis, Thomas Evans, G. W. Williams, Alrich Adrian, E. Peschau, John Dawson, Aj H. VanBokkelen. : . : . :l ; . The importance of a good drive to the sounds, especially for owners: of vehicles who have a penchant for frequent visits to the seashore, cannot be overestimated, and we congratulate all Buch on the! prospect of a speedy realization of their-wishes in this respect. J With the turnpike i completed and the sound road in operation, as it no doubt will be at a no distant day, our seaside will soon become a popular resort which all can visit at theiij pleasure undeterred by, the difficulty and expense which have hereto fore hampered their movements in this di rection. : u , -v?: u ;" Mr. Frank H. Alfriend, our quondam as sociate, now residing in Atlanta, is thus handsomely complimented by the Herald of that city:, -'' , ' ' ."We ask no apology for occupying so much of our space with the letteri on " Per sonal Politics," fRom the Georgia corres pondent of the1 C&rier-Journal. '"F.;' H. A.'" The writer, understood to be hit!), Alfriend of this city, is one ef the most brUliant and entertaining' writers that we have. What ever he writes is sure to be racy, and sure to be read. He has a fund of personal and general information, that furnishes him a capital that no " run" can exhaust."' ' We trust that we shall see his letter often in the Omrier-JournaL . : Tno New Backet Company. . We were shown last eveniug the caps and belts of the Fif th Ward Independent Bucket Company, which have just been received. White skin caps are what they are termed in the invoice and they are certainly very neat and handsome, as are also the belts. Both caps and belts will be on exhibition at Helnsberger's Book bloreon Monday, so that all who desire to do so can take a look at them.' ' " f. ",' Burned to Death. ; "i. A little daughter of Peter Morris, a color ed man residing in the southern section of the city, was accidentally burned to death on Friday night, ; It seems that a . lamp ex ploded and set fire to the clothing of the mother o the little one, from which it was comrrmnicatedJa thachild, who.was fatally injured before any assistance coujd be ren dered. """ . (:. .. -j i ; city subscribers" who fail to're--ceive their papers regularly will please j re port the fact promptly at thisofficeL i j tf APRIL 4, 1875. fllaiclatratea Co art. - - : Before Justiqe YanAmringe, yesterday, Charles Owens was arraigned on the charge of cursing and abusing Mrs. Margaret Skip per, and was fined 25 cents and costs. - The same, charged with assault and bat-1 tery on the person of Mrs. Skipper, was or dered to pay a fine of 25 cents and costs. ' Henry Johnson, charged with assault and battery on the person of Sharper Murphy, was discharged on the payment of costs. : ."Edward McFarland, charged with fight ing. . Case dismissed on the payment of costs. . ' . Henry Statelier, charged ; with fighting. Case dismissedon the payment of costs, To City Subscribers.- 'fjlr Beginning; April 1, Mr.-Samuel Davis takes charge of the entire city, circulation of The Mohotng Stab; 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 pay promptly, as he has to meet his engage ments with the proprietor whether the sub scribers pay him punctually or not. tf CITY ITEMS. Newspaper for Sale. A bargain is offered in one of the best paying Democratic newspapers in the State. Address "L.," Raleigh, K C , care of th Daily News. i Late Paters. To Harris' News Depot, West side Front Street, we are indebted for copies of the New York Ledger, Chimney Corner and Frank Leslie's IUuetrated Newspaper for the current week. The Stand will remain open until 11 o'clock: this morning. ' " ' -jl" Copt of Testimonial. Hannibal, Mo., May 30, 1874. Messrs. J. & W. ToHcy.'SW Maiden Lane, New York Gent.: The 18 Grin which yon built for me? No. 2093, has arrived safely to hand. Allow me to thank yon for the fidelity with which yon carried oat my instructions. The general outline, beauty of proportion and excellent finish, are all that could be desired, and more than meets my expectations, j I am more than ever impressed with the Idea that it is as necessary for a man to have a gun built to measl orement as to have a boot so built to ensure a good fit The pattern 1T5 and penetration 40 are very su4 perior. The pattern is as close as I desire, and the penetration,! think is seldom attained,; being far ahead of any public record which I have seen. i Respectfully Yours, 1 i : Q. W. Dobxak. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, j OPERA HOUSE. i .4 TWO NIGHTS ONL Y. ! Thursday andJFriday, April 8th and 9th! Engagement Extraordinary OF THE . ':.ri Justly Celebrated and Original , i r HAD. PENTZ'S FEMALE MINSTRELS, AND ' ! i M'lle Marie Be Lacours, PARISIAN CAN-CAN DANCERS, f COMPOSED OF SO BEAUTIFUL YOUNO Ladies and a corps of Specialty Artists, form ing a Mammoth Organization never before excelled on the American Stage. No aavance in prices. Seats can be secured at Helnsberger's Book More. Doors open at 7 P. M. Performance to commence at 8 P. M. Carriages can be ordered at 10:30 P. M. 1 M. B. LKAVETT. ! i HAERY PB3LLIP8, Gea'l Sup't hu8iness Agent . - April 4-5t HOWARD EEUEF F. E. CO. NO. 1. if : . . j Ju EMBERS 1 You are hereby summoned to ap pear at the Engine House this afternoon at S o'clock punctually. In full uniform or Parade, to attend the funeral of our deceased Brother Fireman, Emanuel Nun. All Honorary members are especi ally requested to attend.' , ; By order of the Foreman. ! . ; WM. JNO. BUHMANN, April 4 It ' ' Recording Secretary. Newest Cut ND MAKE OF ' , SPRING . . i FOR '.-. HIcnt Toatb and' Boys' . " opened yesterday. s , , : h r NOVELTIES IN THE WAY OF SCARF8,HAND- KERCHIEFS, ia. . c., MUNSON& CO. ' April 4 tf . ' - ; ' OityOlothieri. To the Ladies J W1LL SELL .AT AtTCTIONi COMMENCING Monday at lO O'clock,": My Entire Stock;; ' i i CONSISTING OF. . DRESS GOODS, ' - ' BLK. ALPACAS, : ' ; - . t . TOWELS, - . - DAMASKS, !-' ' - ' and a variety of ' - -.' DR Y G OobS;NOTIONSt &ci The pales will be continaed nnta the Stock is sold. LADIES will find it to their advantage to b present. . . I will also sell sundry articles, consietmg of : -------STORE F1XTUKE8, ac1 : N. B. I will also : : Kent My Store - v " fur the balance of the year. i - : . . ; ,8. B. LYON, "? apr 4-tf " " ' Foot of Market Street. Turpentine Tools OF WARRANTED QUALITY) . HACKERS, Round Shaves, Turpentine Dippers, Hack Weights Hack Files,. Round .Shave W betters, Rosin Strainers, Skimmers, Dippers, Ac. A large stock of the aboye goods and at prices that reck sand or mud bottom prices cant compete with, can be found at the Old Established Hardware House of JOHN DAWSON, ' i apr4-tf -. Noe la. 0 and 81 Market St. FAHILY SUPPLIES." '. FRESH THIS WEEK. - - ' " -Choice Canned Goods, l c' je nJSugar-Cnred Pig Hams,?;. : - T Sugar-Cured Pig Shoulders, t . t. , Breakfast 8trlps. ! apri-tf . - At ' ' GEO. MYERS. : t-- ftseJDricdK'Friiitti; ii,'l:;I'' A PPLES..V;:C.PEACBreil.V..XamRRIES, iV. ..TURKISH PRUNES.. pr4-tf . f is. At . fcLKO. MYERS'. frill QftSkasgi itti'mi S4-tO.S?t!yrt ' li'.-'T WHOLE NO. 2,339. ni o 17 P SPRING AND SUMMEE GOODS, f- --r A A . 36 MARKET All The AND Best qualities at the More particulars April 4-tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, &c. 2QQ Boxes D. S. Sides and Shuulders, 2QQ Boxes Snicked sides and Shonldtrs, QQ Barrels Refined Sugar, 2QQ Sacks Prime Rio Coffee.. 1000 Barrel Flour grades. -j A AAA Bushels Prime White Corn,; 4QQ Bales N. B. Hay, gAQ, Bdls Hoop Iron, JQQ Barrels Glue,, 4QQ Kegs Nails, . 300 Sho V g Q Barrels Whole Bice. FJQ Barrelg S. H. Syrup, 1AA Boxes Soaps, 60 Cases Soda, 150 Boxes and lUU Half Boxes Candles, 60 Boxes Candy, 10 cases Matches, 50 Cases Oysters, SO Cases Brandy reacHes. ! For sale low by apr4-tf WILLIAMS MURCHISON. Choice Family j Teas IN EVERY VARIETY. JfirNEST TEAS IMPORTED. GUNPOWDER, IMPERIAL and HYSON, I A'AkVJU UWf. a vs f x. IA OOLONG, , I ! . ENGLISH BREAKFAST and ! NATURAL JAPAN TEAS, FROM 60c. TO $1.50. We can and will sell fine Teas as LOW AS IM PORTERS' RET ALL PRICES. i 1 Samples sent out when asked for.! i ' ' Sold In any quantity. ! i ... We pack finest Teas in Small Caddies five to ten pounds each for shipping, and Guarantee best quality. ; m CHAS.' D. MYERS & CO., ap 4-tf i 5 ft 7 North Front St An Examination QF OUR NEW ' j I ; Spring and Summer Stock I V of MEN'S, YOUTHS' : BOYS' and CHILDREN'S' - CLOTHING - i - . - ' '. --- i :-. i -t: ' win conTinco any one that we are offering the ' - GREATEST INDUCEMENTS of any house in the city. Our stock 'is large and complete, and we GUARANTEE SATISFACTION in every case. ; 1 1 SHRIEK BROS.,' - ap4-tf : 1 " 80 Market street 010.00, "ynX BUY A ..,,!!. Handsome BUSINESS STJIT. Suits made to order " Erom 025.00 Up. A. DAVID. J Just Received ; : : f HD FOR SALE T LOW! RlCiS-j- 300 SeJeCted 8ecoud Hand Spirit BhL, r . 22 Bnsn- Sweet Potatoes, i r t . . . . ; . . . . I.J, . J-,.. : Firkins Cooking Butter, (j .. ; ;. OcROSSET dc CO. ... apr 4-tf ;.: - ; Garden Tools. JUST : RECETVBD, one of the beat assorted stocks of ' r. .: . .; . .. , GARDEN TOOLS , . - , ever brought to the city, consisting of Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Hoes and Rakes combined. Hoes for Draw ing Drills, Ladies' Hoes, Hedge Shears, Ac. Ac. ' All above for sale at very low prices at the New Hardware Store of apr -GILES ft MURCHISON. j Bottled Lagaheer ; ; As ROCHESTER, MILWAUKEE AND TIYGLl' . ' i . . x ; : yor sale at A '-' : - - i i o.H. W.'RUNGE,, , ortbeaateor Jtlarltet sixul Second Sts. April4-tf . , . i daanor CiaanovUiiano. r 350 q011 Gnana Gano ToD8vEnret . i For sale low by- - "!.-' 1 apr 4-tf " WnjlAMrfftlCUECHISOS; Powder, Powder, Powder. 400 egs Sporting and Blasting Powder, For sale by apr4-tf KERCHNER ft CALDER BROS. WAT SI OF AliVEUTlillNb. .- -- - TV ... .. J . .. ... . .. - J. ' I . - One &qnre one gay, ...... W . ! ;. - .-. . tWO LiyBa mm 1 " t - , 1UW VUJ.. ...... .......... m uv w " - onevMk, 8 M j - Two wtkm 6 T --. One month :. 8 Cf . Twoonths...i.,;'...,.....15 (X1. ! " " Thre months. l .............. . i ,,sa CO I . Six HKOiB.i'..i.. ...85 W 1 " " Onyc,......... ............. .MM t7Oontract AdverUsements taken at prcpot Ikmately low rate. . ' -. i: FlveJiqiiaretofltbnaW as a uiurter-column, u ten Kves at a half-ohuna. p e w i jy c , V. .t L . AT, " Hi n i: 1 -. i -a. STREET. if Latest rOovelties 6 THE very lowest iprices. ; in a few days KATZ, . . 36 MARKET ST. j NEW - ADVERTISEMENTS. Hoop Iron,' Spirit Casks, &c. i AAA Bdlsj Hoop Iron, 4 O A A Standard Spirit Casks. 250BbUG,T ' 2QBblsBung8. 200K'g8Nfl8, For bale br apr4-tf I KERCHNER ft CALDER BROS. Sugar House Molasses. , 400 Bbl"" SnarHoiueMolafBe8- - 1 JgQ Hhds. j do-, s do , ,j : j ' For ssfle.by i-1 i -i apr4-tf ' KERCHNER & CALDER BROS.' ''-" ' LlTerpool Salt, I QQQ Sacks Liverpool Salt l' Now landing and for sale by ' apr 4-tf I KERCHNER ft CALDER BROS. Stylish Fur Hats. BROADWAY J1ATS, j r ; TRUCKS, UMBRELLAS, &c '. I At- AprU4tf i HARRISON ft ALLEN'S, I i City Hat Store.' ; Doi?t Forget! jwBert Bntrcr in tlic AVorlrt." TUST ARRIVED AND FRESH DIRECT FROM O II DAIRY, at I t . GEORGE MYERS'.I New Process TROUBLE EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR ; '''EMPIRE ! " Send for Samples.. Guaranteed the WHITEST in the city. a4-ifl At ; GEO. MYERS'. MISCEI4LANEOUS. OPERA HOUSE. Wednesday Evenlngr, April 7. THIRST SOUTHEKN TOUR AND FIRST AND " 1 . . T i : 1 i - . . j lOnly Appearance in f iliington ' of the eloquent and most popular speaker in America, . i j j. - A ' znssANKA'Dicznrsoir,- Who will deliver her thrilling and popular sketch of JOAN OF ARC, ! Creating a profound sensation everywhere. Seats can be secured at Heineberger's, ' ' 4 Admission 75a. ; reserved seats $1. ap3-6t CjLirojnosr Ohromos! ANOTHER NJTW LOT OF :' . BcantlTnl Cbromoi 1 Just received tt! 'J.r-iKTfpf- . pK-w?J- p-i. - . -: ! HEINfiBERGER'S, i Live Book and Music Store: apS-tf Pianos and Organs. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT ' -ll' New Planbs and Organs. ! apitf : - it - nEIN8BERGER'S. :- FOR THE ENSUING WEEK- At CITIZENS' MARKET. A FINE LOT OF .,. I j .. : . . ... ' I Sampson County Stallfed Beef which I wm tell at prices to suit the times.- Call and aee for yourself. T. A. WATRfW. febS8tf ' K I " Proprietor.! Du Pout's J?owder, -piFLE, SPORTING AND DUCK, BLASTING ..-.'V. 1 J AND MINING, - . ,;- 7,, In Whole, Half and Quarter Kegs, . ' ; For tale by: ' .' ' i-mar 81-tf - i ' O. PARSLEY ft CO.' ZIolasses : Molasses Ilolassesl , 200 Hhds. and Bbls New Crop Cuba. i.. For sale low by mar 28-tf . ! j WILLIAMS ft MURCHISON.! Sweet Florida Orange. &c. TIED AND-YELLOW-BANANAS, PINE AP - , pies, Baldwin and Russett'Applea, . M ;. nil t ill ' And a largo variety of Plain and Fine Candles Just received at S. G, NORTHROFS martS-tf i Fruit and Confectionery Store. 'I i i i ... 1 ' "ft il ; , j. t
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