THH EIOBIIIIIG STAR,
PUBLISHED uaui,
,,n0 vest. OTan)POf"gaP
f 7 00
4 00
S3
1 00
aw months, I
Three months'
aw.rbers. delivered in any pa
part of the
ulffifteenCents per week. Our City Agents are
naShorfwd to (collect for more than 8 months in
John Harpqr, the publisher, is dead.
q C Lewis, "a broken New York mer-
chant, shotbiniself yesterday. s The Y,
H C. A. of A abama are ia convention at
'Montgomery.; -CoL E. M. Yerger is
dca(j D sorders on the Rio Grande.
Wasbingt an Chronicle printers, proof
readers and boys on a strike. Wbeel-
:., nail feeders are orl a strike.
"P r n n i f Virginia hv iut hr1
inei. v. T . : A . . .
abigtims atiiieir wranu yuuiiuiianrcicis-
L TktkUla lata 1 (Mint ifiA I
city was yesterday acquitted m the Superior
Court of the charge oi emoezzung me xunas
, rv,mnniir : URSUierOI tLODOKerj I
Savings Bank entenced 10 years for steal
ing back's money. - Heads Department
of Interior went to see President to prefer
charges againsj Secretary Delano, but Grant
said. it was unnecessary. Ho had. utmost
confidence in the Secretary. ' Defalca
tion in W. U. Telegraph Office," Philadel
phia Resignation President Cass of
Northern Pacilic Railroad accepted.
New York markets: Gold, 1153115f;
cotton, 16flff; rosin, $2 073 124;
spirits turpentipe. 37j.. , ' -
Spirits Turpeaxme
Wilson has a . brass band.
Quartz nver petrified wood is a
Tarboro curiosity.
F. N. Sjtrudwick, Esq., of Hills
boro, is extremely ill.
Hon. George Howard is to take
tberkkl for Cdnvention. ;
Somebqdy in' Hickory is going
extremely into the bee business.
; The Sautlierner suggests Capt.
FreJ Phillips fwr Mayor of Tarboro.
The Tarboro Hook and Ladder
boys will visit he Charlotte Centennial.
: The apearance of the. Peoples
Pre at Salem pas been lately improved.
Pavidson county has just Bent a
couple of desperate characters to the State
peu, I ;
The Mars Hill Orphan Asylum
needs a one-horse wagon and a strong'mule
to pull it. 1
The . Democratic Conservatives
of Edgecombe meet at Tarboro in county
convention June 15lh.
Col. John D. Whitford, of New
bern, has purchased the State Agricultural
Journal, and will soon lake charge.
It is intimated that the editor
of the Raleigh Capitol is Mr. E. R. Stamps,'
late of the Tarjboro Enquirer-ISoutherner;,
Upwards of forty ministers of
the North Carolina Synod, Presbyterian
Church, were trained at Columbia Theolog
ical Seminary.
From Concord wc have news
that the fruit is nearly all destroyed, the
wheat damaged and the vegetables pretty
generally killed. ,
Three of Raleigh's paralytics,
Us w.w
Col. W. H Hiiriisoo, Prof.; Stephens and
Jlr. Wm. 11. xllen, are greatly improved,
says the Capital. - ; ; .
. Central Protestant: Mr. Live
say, of whoss safety the Petersburg and
other papers expressed fears, made bis ap
pearance in Greensboro on Tuesday last.
Wilson will celebrate the 10th
of May appropriately. The Advance 'says
an eloquent and distinguished citizen
of the State has been invited to deliver the
address. ; ;
- There Ws been some excitement
in Concord this week amone the colored
population, cansed by tbe mysterious dis
appearance ol a negro man, named Hod
Johnson. " , -
James Campbell, the stone ma-
sou in Raleigh whose eye was injured a few
Uitys since byi a fragment of steel, has gone
to his home ajt the North, satisfied that his
f eye is irrecoverably lost. ;
. The Windsor Sentinel say 8 the
revenue omcials are wantonly and in viola
tion of law destroying whiskey distilleries
in Yadkin cotinty. It learns that Solicitor
JJobson intends to indict them.
The graduating class of 1871
will meet at Davidson College June 24. The
ciass nistonan is Mr. Al. H. Wooten, Kin
ston, N. C, to whom the annual communi
CHtion should de addressed if not delivered
in person at aforesaid meeting. ,
We learn from the Southerner
that Orange Presbytery met on Wednesday
evening in the Presbyterian Church in Tar
boro. Opening sermon by Rev. Jacob
Doll, last Mtlertttor. -Rev. J. H. Fitzger
ald, of HiUsboro, was chosen Moderator,
ami kcv jy u. Vass, of Newbern, and
uuuug iiiderl J. A VVomack, of Pittsboro,
Weie chien Stem oorarv clerks. Oil Thurs
day Prtsttyteiry met and entered upon its
v.5u,a, uusiuess. ineie are present eign
teeu ministers and Seventeen ruling elders.
Concord Register : Let us take
warning by the deplorable condition of our
sifter biate,Sand by our wn bitter exper
ience in th past: and benin now even
now, tomake ready to beat the Republicans
out of their boots in August. It is never
jooaooi to begin organizing to conquer.
The triumntli f nnnwrvHiiam in t h rntn-
ing contest, is, we rCDeat. an absolute nec
essity jo the future welfare and prosperity
of Worth Cat-olina; and a Republican vie?
tory means ruin to the best interests of ih
otate and dishonor to tbe Conservatiyes.
International Postage.
The Posaoffiee Department has re
ceived official notification of the adhe
sion of France to the terms of the
international postage - conference at
Berne, fixing a uniform letter rate of
six cents. The French government
ak the adoption, however, of three
moatncatioiis.: and -does , not state
whether if these are'not acceded to it
in wuuuraw its consent, i nese are
UJ tne parties to the convention
.shall prescribe a standard single let
ter weightj of ten grammes; that the
transient rates, both territorial and
maritime, 'shall be upiforra, and that
Uie treaty; shall not go into effect till
fauuary next instead of July.
Book BumxKT.-TH, no-ami. 8ta Book Bind-
ry does allkinds of Binding and Ruling In a work
maniue manner, and at reasonable prices. Mer-
Tflt needlng EeCelft.fOO.'0th!r,
ii til Pj
VOL. XVI.-NO. 30.
-EG CITY.
The Itialls. - -
The mails will close at the City Post-Of
fice until further notice as follows: 1
Northern (night) mails daily.... C:15P. M.
mrougn ana way (day)
."mails daily . 5 -an A M
Southern mails daily. ...... .. . 5:15 P. M.
Charleston direct daily........ 5. -00 A. M.
wjiumuia " - " nigui . . o :UU 1. AL;
Augusta " " .. 5:00 P. M.
Western mails (C. C. By)
esternmaila (U. J. ly) . . 530 A. M.
smithvme (via Easy Hill and
Town Creek) Tuesdays and :
fiaT 11 OTTO t .A '-'
Fridays... J;,,.. 1:00 PM.
r ayeueviue oy u. u. n y, aaily 0:30 A. JH
. iureimouiHJ
offices every Friday . . ...... 6:00 A. SL
Mails delivered from 7 A. M. to 7 P. M.,-
and on Sundays from 8:30 to 93Q A. M. !
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M.,
and from 2 to 6 P. M. Money order or
Register Department open same as stamp
office.
NEW AUVBHTISEnKNTK.
J. C. Stevenson. Hams, &c.
Cronly & Morris. Stock at Auction.
See Ad. "Lost or Mislaid."
Chas. D.' Mters. Sweet Oranges.
Loral Dot.
Yesterday was another most dis
agreeable day. ,
Import Entries for sale at the office
of The Morning Star. St.
r i tie mmi was so thick m some
places yesterday that we couldn't see the
street. :
Both printing and ruling done
ia the finest grades of copying ink at the
Star Job Printing Office. 5 tf i
City subscribers who fail to re
ceive their papers regularly will'please re
port the fact promptly at this office. tf
The Light Artillery Company J
held a meeting last night at their rooms and
decided to call the organization the "Cape
Fear Lnrht Artillery."
Two parties were arrainged be
fore E. H. McQuigg, J. P., yesterday, for a
failure to list their poll taxes for 1874.
Bwth cases were discharged.
. Our suggestion to the sportsmen
of - Wilmington to organize a club has met
with very general favor; and .steps will pro
bably be taken in the matter at an early day.
I he morning prayer meetings
that were commenced at tbe First Presby
terian Church about two weeks ago, have
been kept up without intermission since,
and are well attended.
- All accounts seem to confirm
our previous fears that the vegetation of
the entire section have been much injured
by the recent cold weather.' In some places
the damage has been quite heavy.
We will pay a reward ot ten
dollars for evidence sufficient to convict
any of the thieves who have been recently
stealing copies of The Morning Stab from
the doors and piazzas of subscribers.
City conn.
The following cases were disposed of yes
terday morning: . j
Sharper Murphy. Disorderly conduct
Sentenced to pay a fine of $10 and costs or
work 20 days on the street
Al ford Stewart alias David Stewart. Dis
orderly conduct Judgment $20 and costs
or 30 days on the street .
Davis Green. . Cursing and sweariBg on
the streets. Judgment suspended on pay
ment of costs.
Henry Stacher. Throwing stones in the
street Judgment suspended on . payment
of costs.
James Mc Williams. Two cases, one for
disorderly conduct and the other for resist
ing the police in the discharge of their duty.
Fined $10 and costs in each and 20 days on
tbe street in one and 30 days in the other.
T. J. Mathews. Drunk. Judgment sus
pended on payment of costs.
The 20th of may.
c We learn that tbe merchants of Concord
have 8igned"an agreement to close their
places of business on the 20th of May and
observe that day as a holiday, in honor of
the Mecklenburg Centennial, an event
which points out such a proua page in tne
history of our good old State. The Con
cord merchants think they can well afford
to oav this tribute to our history. Their
action looks eminently fitting and proper,
and it seems to us that some similar action
on the part of the merchants of this city
would show a regard for the event and meet
with pretty general approval. They might
have the fact published a sufficient time be
fore the 20th to allow , all those who have
business with them to 'make their arrange
ments accordingly. 'i
Death of an Actor.
A New York weekly paper gives an ac
count of the death at Toronto, Ont , on
the 10th inst., of Mr. John Davis. Mr.
Davis died of heart disease, at the age of 53.
J He was well ki.own in this city on account
I of having been counected with several com
i nnnipa ih.it stormed have here at different
times during the past ten years. Fora short
time after the war he played regularly for
"some time at the Opera House in this city,
but since that , time he has made frequent
calls, .. never staying long. He was well
liked and as an actor stood well in his' pro
fession . ' i
t,oori.
UiW. Walker, colored, "was arrainged be
j fore J. J. Cassidey, J.; P., yeBterday, for
disorderly conduct, .fadgment .WES BUS-
pended on payment of costs.'
MOENING
WILMINGTON,
Superior Court.
The entire day was yesterday consumed
at the above tribunal in hearing the case of
the State vs. Chas. E. Dibble, indicted for
embezzlement. . This case has attracted
considerable attention," the Court Room
being crowded throughout the hearing of
the case. - Messrs. Geo. Davis, Strange,
Bellamy and Solicitor Norment appeared
for the prosecution and Messrs. Em pie, M.
London and Holmes appeared for the de
fence. Yesterday was the second day of
the trial, the examination of the witnesses
for the prosecution having consumed the
entire day of Wednesday. The witnesses
for the defence were heard yesterday and
lasted up to the close of the morning ses-
sion. . The afternoon was consumed by the
arguments of counsel, and after a charge
from the presiding Judge, the case was
given into the hands of the jury, who re
turned a verdict of Not Guilty," and the
defendant. Chas. E. Dibble," was therefore
discharged amid considerable evidences
of gratification on tbe part of many of
the
spectators.
lie v. 9Ir. J. C. tilden at Greenville.
-The Greenville ."S." C. ' Jfetos contains a
long an interesting account of the installa
tion of Rev. Mr. Hiden, formerly of the 1st
Baptist church of this city, as pastor of the
Baptist church of that place. The sermon
delivered'on that occasion by that gentle
man is most favorably commented upon.
The greeting of Mr. Hiden in bis new home
appears to have been very warm and highly
gratifying. Mr. Hiden was called to the
pastorate of the Baptist Church in Green
ville by unanimous voice. He took the
place of Hev. Dr. Furman, who was called
to serve other charge. f
To Clr Subscriber. -; ,
Beginning April 1, 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 pay
promptly, as he has to meet his engage
ments with the proprietor whether the sub
scribers pay him punctually or not. tf
1 a"-"-" s"
Tlae Wilmington Light Infantry.
It is the intention of the Wilmington
Light Infantry to take part in the memorial
ceremonies on the 10th of May. Their uni
forms have been ordered and will be forth
coming in a few days. The company now
has two drills a week, while the drum corp?,
consisting of ,five members, also drill very
frequently. The company will no doubt
acquit itself handsomely.
Bishop Atktnsou'a Appointment.
April.
19
" 21
" 23
Columbia.
Plymouth.....
St. James', Beanfort co. ....
Lake Landing, Hyde co. ....
Sladesville, ,
27
29
30
2
4
5
6
9
Bath..:...................;
Zion Church, Beaufort co.'. ;
Washington.. .. .........
. ... May
Jameaville.
Williamstou.
Hamilton . . . . . . I. . . . . .
Scotland Neck - ...........
. Bishop Lrraau'i Appointments.
The following are the appointments of
Bishop Lyman, of the Episcopal Diocese
of North Carolina:
Friday. April 23d, San ford.
Saturday, April' 24th, St. Mark's, Deep
River. 1
Sunday, April 25th, Pittsboro.
Sunday. May 2d, Williamsboro.
Tuesday, May 4th: Goshen, (Consecra
tion.)
Collection in each congregation for lMo-
cesan Missions.
LIST OP LETTERS
Remaining in the city post-office April
23, 1875:
A Lizzie Alexsnder, E H Alexander,
Benlamm Anderson.
B Philip Boshf ord, New Benomy, Mary
Barnes, William Jiaroa, Mary Jane Bryant,
V i j Dnnto - T.5fFT?o Rutlov .Tana P.lilpnia
AA.t..JT I ULI VJ y JL.t I'll 1 V I U.lbl , V UMV 1 V. . U 1
Henry Brochmer, F lorence mllard, ueo w
Bennett, 'Carro Beatty, Ben Berry, ool.;
Bernhart Benz.
. C W H Curtis, Sylvester Cutler, Miles
CooDer. Mary U Carney, u Chadman, JS J
Cowan, Allis Cowley, Ellin Collins, Emma
Cowin. Bioy G Caves, A T Ulark.
D Susan Davis, Manual Davis, Jacob
Davis, HaUje Dosham, F A Dew, George
Dudley. - -
E Joseph English, James Elder, Juivens
Evins, Henry a JBiventt, ii.reiine Ji.Dorn,
Benlamm Earlson. -
FSilva Faison,Hobt French, Maggie
Foreman, M A Freelere, Edwin Fitzgeralu,
Emma French.
G John Gam. Hannae Griffin. G CGay.
f II W R Hatch! Robt Hill. Petter Harris,
Potrite Higbsmith,-James Howe, Geo A
Hamilton, F M Hewlett, ' Catharene Jose
phine Hall, Charles Haslla, Dr Heberimitn,
Anne Hall. Betsy Hulland worth. .
J Ben James, Hanibal Jordon, Joshua
Jones, Moris Johnson, Robert Joyner, Dr
T M Jones.
"K" Retsfiv Kinff. ,
L John D Loulter, Litton Liles, William
Levanarhoht. '
. . M Zeed Middleton. Sarah Morgan, Capt
John W Morgan, John McEyoy, Jane Mer
rill, Joseph Jti Martin, Jos Morris, Jane
Murnhv. Abune Morgan. ' ,
K iiidmona itusseu, mcnara iteea, j a
Reall. ' - '
S V M Sutton, Sallie Smith, Vina
Spooner, P H Shepard, Mary Steward,
Eliza Sineleton.' William a Stanton.
T W B Therdon, Edward Tate, iiimma
L Tracy, Annie Turner. . X-
V UrS vameter.
W York Williams. Mortinem . Wood,
John Waddell. JF Wilkinson, Mary Wood-
ard, Jennie ' Woods, - Henry Ward, M J)
Wood, Pincfc W imams. s , . -
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say "advertised." If vnot
called for within 30 days they will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
. , t "Ed. R. Brink, P. M.
Wilmingtoiri ' April 23, 1875.
Tbahstbr - PBiNTUfo-DtKB. Invaluable to rail
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer
chants, manufacturers and. others. They are en
during and changeless, and will copy sharp and
dear for an indefinite period of time. Having just
received a fresh supply of these Inks; we are pre- I
"5 Z execnteord'eV promptly and at moderate
prices.
N. C, SATURDAY,
CITY ITEMS.
Copt or Testimonial. Hakhibai., Ho., May 80,
1874. Messrs. J. & W. ToUey, 39 Maiden Lane, New
York Gent: The 13 Gun which jou built for me,
No. 3093, has arrived safely to hand. -Allow me to
thank yoa for the fidelity with which yon carried oat
my instructions. The general outline, beauty ef
proportion and excellent finish, are all that could be
desired, and more than meets my expectations. I
am more than ever Impressed with the idea that it is
as necessary for s man to have s gun hunt to meas
urement 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
penetration I think is seldom attained, being far
ahead of any public record which I have seen. ; t
Respectfully Yours,
, ? t i , G. W. Dobxan.
if you .
Want a SituatiOB,
Want a Salesman,
. Want s Servant tfir!, ..
Want to rent "a, Store..
Want to sell a Piano,
Want to sell a Horse,.
Want, u lend Money,
Want to buy a House,
Want to buy a liorbfc,
Want to rent a House,
Want to sell a Carriage,
Want a Boarding plate.
Want to borrow Money,
Want to sell Dry Goods.
Want to sell Groceries',
Want to sell Farnitunt.
Want to bell Hardware,
Want to sell Real Estate,
Want a job of Carpentering,
Want a job of Blacksmithuir,
Want to sell Millinery Goodf .
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 you have lost, ..
Want ; 'pll Agricultural Implements,
Want to .' rMte anything to advantage, ,
Want to flu.; ;(. -.j -ner for anything Found. "
Advertise in
THIS MORNING STAR.
HIARRIKD.
PKARCE FUTC'H. On Wednesday evenine tbe
31st inst, at the residence of Mr G. A. Hamner, in
this city, bv the Rev W S. Plack, Capt E. L
rearce to w iss Annie rntca, all oi tne county or
N w Hanorer.
May their wedded life be haDDier than their
focdett expectations.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Capital Stock
OF THE WILMINGTON & WELOON RATL
road. North Carolina Railroad. First National
Bank and Bank of New Hanover, will be sold at
auction this day (Saturday) at Exchange Corner at
11 O'CloeK A. Ja. UKUflLI MUKUIB,
aprS41t Auctioneers.
Lost or Mislaid,
ON OR ABOUT THK13TH. INST., A BROWN
silk umbrella with Themas Graeme, Wil
mington, N. C," engraved on tip of handle. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the
Stab Office. aprSl-lt
Frank tfurter Lager
Beer.
QUARTS AND PINTS
BEST IMPORTED.
Ia cases of Four and Six Dozen
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO..
5 & 7 North Front st
Choice Lane Sweet Omges.
nnWENTY BOXES.
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.,
5 & 7 North Front St
Elegant Boll Batter for
Table Use, 35 cents.
CHAS. D, MYERS ft CO ,
5 is 1 North Front St
apS4-tf
500 Pounds
REDKL AND'S O SLOW COUNTY HAMS, FER
118' hugar Cured Hams, Strips, Shoulders,
Tongues and Dried Beef, Messina Oranges. Lemons.
Orange county, N. Y. Butter guaranteed best
quality. ...... , ;
aprS4-tf
JAMES C STEVENSON.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Music Books for the People.
Father 'Kemp's Old Folk's
Concert
i Tune. (40 Cents.) f
CONTINENTAL BABMCNY. $1.50.
Ye Old Folkes Kote Bookes are printed at our
Shoppe, from whence we send them, Poste-Payde,
on ye receipt of tye retail price. , Olde and Yunge
love ye Ancient tunes. - -
POPULAR CANTATAS.
And more
pular every season, are Esther, The
Beautiful
,aeen, lou ctM uanie:, lou ctsj. uei-
shazzar's Feast. T50 ctsl. Flower Oaeen. 75 ctsl
Picnic. $1-001, Uaymaktrs, l$l.W)J, I nlprlt Fay,
$1 00, Musical Enthusiaiast, 50 cts, Wint r
Evening Entertainment, 1 CO. May be given
with or without costumes.
FINE COLLECTIONS OF EAST MUSIC.
Winner's and of Four. $1, 0.
Musical Garland Violin, Piano at c't $2 60.
Musical Flowers. Flatc, " "
Violin Amusements, 1.5 .
Hute Bouquet, $150.
Sold by all the principal music dealers: fee tit, post;
free, for'retail price.
O. DITSON & CO., CHAS. H.DITKOX & CO.
Boston. I 711 Broadway, N. Y. .
April 14-dw9w Wed Sat
Coopers Tools of Every Quality.
rpRUSS nOOPS, 1 JOINTSBS. DRAWING
A. Knives, Handled Adzes- Board ' Axes, Com
passes, Horse Heads, Doevelling Machines, Drivers,
Setts, Punches, Chisels, Stock Handles, Leveling
Planes, Stock, Crozes, Ac Tne finest and largei
stock and prices that will be sure to give satitfc
tiou. can be found at the Old Established Hardware
House of
JOHN DAWSON, ,
aprll-tf , Nob. 19, 30 and 81 Markets
"Wet Nurse Wanted.
YTANTEDi IMMEDIATELY, A WET NURSE.
, Apply to "
) . WALTER CONEY,
apl23-3t
Corner 5th and Chestnut Streets.
StylishFur;and StrawHats.
C
HILDREN'S FANCY DRESS HATS, LADIES'
Straw Hat and Parasols.
Call and see the novelties
At
HARRISON & ALLEN'S, 1
April 2J-tf ' .City Hat Store. -
rmTHB 1TIOI1NINO STAR BOOK BIND
X ERY is complete In all all its appointments.
ludVo
IK1UIU1
cheaply and expeditiously.
APRIL 24, 1875.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Belmont " Stock Farm.
I AM BREEDING THOROUGHBRED WORSES,
from Imported Percheron Norman Horses and
Mares, and from the . - .
Blaci Ha? t Brancl of .tlie Horpn
And have of these breed all ages for sale.
ALSO FINE BRED SHORT HORN CATTLE, "
And have Bulls from one to four years, also for Bale.
Also breed :
Chester White and Berkshire Swine
And pigs now ready for delivery; and all at living
rates near Charlottesville, Va. '
apr20-D2wW4m - S. W. FICKLEN.
HERRING'S
Patent Champion Safes
ESTABLISHED MORE THAN A THIRD OF A
CENTURY,
REDUCED IN PRICE.
ALSO TWO HUNDRED SECOND-HAND SAFES
FOR SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES.
HERRING & CO.,
251 and 882 BROADWAY, New York
58 and 60 SUDBURY ST., Boston,
feb 11-Deod 3m Th Sa Tn
HARDENS AND INVIGORATES THE GUMS I
Purifies and Perfumes the Breath I Cleanses
Beautifies and Preserves the .
.TEETH!
Use it daily, and your teeth will be the last of Na
ture's gifts to fail you.
80LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
may 28-eodlyth sat tu
Office, Treasurer & Collector, .
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C, l
-.- r - - February 18th, 1674.
Notice to Owners of any Truck, Dray
or Wagon.
THE OWNER of any Track, Dray, Cart or
Wagon, used in the city, will send the same to
the shep of John A. Parker, en Second Street, and
have their Registered number painted thereon be
fore the first day of March, proz., .when the Ordi
nance Imposing a Penalty will be enforced.
A list of the registered numbers will be furnished
on application at this office.
T. C SERVOSS,
feb 1 9-eod tf thnr - Treasurer.
Wanted, V.
EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT I WILL MOVE
my Stock of ' i
Watches, Jewelry, '&c,
To the Store on the Corner ef Front and Princess
streets, on the 1st of April, where I will open
A NEW AND FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Watches, Clocks. Silverware.
and Fancy Gods. ,
J. H. ALLEN.
Agent.
roar SO-tf
Latest Styles, i
HAVING RECEIVED BY EXPRESS BLOCKS
o the latest styles of Hat for Ladies and t hil
dren, Mrs Virginia A-Orr is prepaecd to alter, press
and bleach work entrusted to her. Old Boenets
and Gentlemen's Panama Hats made to
Look as Well as New.
For particulars call on or sen a to MRS. ORR, on
Nun. between 3rd and 4th streets. ,
ap 15-tr
Pure Cold Soda Water.
TTAVlNG LATELY RECEIVED NEW AND IM-
AJ. proved apparatus and fountains tor the manu
facture of Soaa Water, I am now prepared to furnish
this healthy and refreshing beverage for the sum
mer, with Fruit and Cream Syrups; and warranted
pure. - - -
At S. G. NORTHROP-S
April 18-tf Fruit and Confectionery Store.
r Gents' Furnishing Goods,
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR SUPERIOR
stock of, Imported Hosiery: Gents' Bro Half
Hose, Gents' Fancy Cotton Half Hose, Gents'
Fancy Lisle Thread Hose; Gents' Linen Pocket
Hanckerchiels, Uents' Silk Pocket handkerchiefs;
Gents' Gauze Merino I nderehirts, Gents' lisle
Thread Undemhirts. A handsome supply of t'ol'd
Percale and White Shirts Great bargains to cash
buyers. apl6ti BOSK.OWITZ A LKIBEK.
FOR THE ENSUING WEEK
At CITIZENS' MARKET, A FINE LOT OF
Sampson County Stallfed Beef which I will sell at
prices to suit the times. Call and see Tor yourself.
T. A. WATSON,
Proiirietor.
f eh28-tf
Hay, Hoop Iron; Glue and Rice.
20Q Bales Prime N. R. Hay, s
g Q Q Bdls Hoop Iron,
0 Q Barrels Glue, -
Barrels Whole Rice.
. " For sale low by -apr
18-tf ' WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
Flour, Susar, ColTee, Cheese.
g Q Q Barrels Flour, all graaes,; .
JQQ Barrtls Refined tiuiiar, .-'
25
lioxes Factory Cheese.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
apr 18-tf
Bacon, Corn, Syrup, Blolassea
150 BXe8D' 8 &wee &nd Shoulders,
150 60X68 Smcked Sides and Shoulders,
2 QQQ Ba8ne'sune Wnlte Corn
Barrels S. H. Syrup, ,
JQ Hhds. and Bbls New Crop Cuba Molasses.
. For sale low by
ap 18-tf WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
Du Pont's Powder,
JIFLE, SPORTING AND DUCK, BLASTING
AND MINING,
; i v In Whole, Half and Quarter Kegs,
'V For saleby
: mar 31-tf O. G. PARSLEY & CO.
Parasols, Corsets and 2Qd Gloves.
HANDSOME KID GLOVES AT I $1, GOOD;
Handsome Black Gloves at tl 35. irood: Hand.
some Parasols and Sun . Umbrellas- very cheap: the
nest voreets soia m tne cuy tor 10 v prices.
. ap I6-tf . BObKOWITZ A LETJBER.
xilstuir Supplies.
TJoop Iron, Nails, Glue and Bungs.
Foraaleiowby vi'tMt .
EDWARDS & HALL.
1 apr Il-tf : -
WHOLE NO. 2,356.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Genuine Sontliera Gollari Seed:
QHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES, J .
ELDER FLOWER AND CASHM EREBOQUET
f SOAPS, FANCY ARTICLES,
. : COMBS, BRUSHES, &&, Ac
' Also a large lot of Garden Seeds of every kind on
band at j .
J. K. McILHENNY'S Drug Store,
N. E. Corner Market and Front Streets,
mar 18-tf
Am u semen ts
FOR ALL SEASONS!
CROQUET SETS, PUT UP IN BOX, CHEAP
est ever brought to this city; Chessmen,
i Checkers, l'omonoes; and the
following interesting and instructive Card Games:
Grandmama's Geographical Game;
Poetical Pot 1 ie; Game of Authors; .
, Japhet Jenkins and Sally Jones: ' '
Sam HUck from Weathersfleld to Paris, &c. ;
Robinson Crusoe, Queen's Guards;
Characters and Predictions; &c., &c.
All for sale by :
CONOLEY & YATES,
apr 18-tf - . City Book Store, No. 47 Market St.
Just Received, -
Diamond Rings, ; Pearl Sets,
AT LOW PRICES.
GOLD . AND SILVER' WATCHES.
GEORGE HONNET'S,
53 Market street.
apr 18-tf
We Have G-ot Them !
t
J-HEY ARE JUST MADE UP, AND VERY NICE.
COME SEE
How Cheap They are Then.
MUNSOIT& CO.
City Clothier.
April 30-tf
We Have Them s
"jPXTRA SIZE PANTS AND VEST.
Black Doeskin Pants,
Something Extra Fine.
A FEW MORE OF.THOSE CHILDREN'S "KILT'
SUITS LEFT. '
ALAPACA DUSTERS, &c.
SHRIER BROS,
apr SB-lf . 30 Market St.
New Novels. -
SAFELY MARRIED 1 By the Author of "Caste,'!
"Colonel Dacre." 50 centa
MR. VAUGHN'S HEIR. By Frank Lee Bene
dict. Authoref "My Daughter Elinor," "Mies
Van KorUand,'' JohnWorthin4 ton's Name." $1 00.
THE STORY OF VALENTINE AND HIS
BROTHER." By Mrs Oliphant, Author of
"Chronicles of Carlingford," "For Love and Life,"
"Innocent," "John: a Love Story." 75 cents.
For Bale at
apr 22-tf
HEINSBEBGER'S,
Live Book and Music Store.
SUCCESS. "
PEOPLE WILL BUY WHERE THEY CAN BUY
the Cheapest. I keep no books ana sell for
Cash Only,
I loose no money and can afford to sell LOWER
than any other retail house in the City. A full sup
ply of : 1 : , ... .
Fresh Groceries.
North Carolina Hams, Can Goods and Jellies.
H. W. bHURE.
April 14-tf. : ' : 81 North Front St
FISHING POLES! FISHING POLES.
JUST RECEIVED: A LARGE LOT OF THOSE
Fine Fishing Poles
as sold by us last season. ' Also a full supply of all
kinds of Lines, Hooks. Corks, Sinkers, bpinners,
Bobs, Ac., &c All for sale very low by
apr 18-tf GILES & MURCHISON.
: Spirit Casks! Spirit Casks!
5Q0 STANDARD CASKS;
For saleby '
apr 22-tf KEUCHNER & CALDER BROS.
- - - - Mules ! Mu.es ! Mules !
GOOD WORK MULES; -
J " ' " " ' Horse; .
For sale by i ;
" apr 22 tf K.JSRCHNER A CALDER BROS.
. Hoop Iron, Glue, Rivets. &c
JO TONS HOOP IRON;
P0 Bbls Glue;
Papers Rivets;
20 BWs Bangs;
For sale by
apr2a tf KEKCHNBR A CALDER BROS.
Flour, ice, Coffee and Meal -
1000 BBLS KLODR
50 Bbls Bice;
200 Sacks Coffee;
1000 Ba8neaMeal; t
i i For sale by
apr S3-tf KERCHNER A CALDER BROS.
Choice Meats. :
FERRIS' CELEBRATED ; CHOICE MEATS,
Hams, Shoulders, Tongues and Chip Beef,
Genuine Fulton Market Corn Beef. Pure Laid.
Water Ground Meal. Our popular XXX Family
fiour just in to-oay.
GRANT A HINTON.
I - apr S2-DWlt Grocers and Com. Mer.
JNOTHER SHIPMENT
Cold Pressed Corn Beef.
CHAS. D. MYERS CO..
8 4 7 North Front Sj.
ap 18-tf
. Tbe ITIIlsbore Ilecorder,
npHE OLDEST PAPER IN THE STATE. CTO
X culates extensively in Orange and adjoininn
Tnnuea, uDscnpHOB price ou per -Published
weekly.
' JOHN D. CAMERON,
oct9-tf - Editor and Proprietor
Onebquueuneday,... .-. ..ii it
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" " three days..... S Of
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" V Three weeks......... 6 0
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" " Two months.. 15 If
" ' Threemontha 3 CO
" ' Six months . . .35 00
"" ' One year.. .A....J.. 50 CO
I-p Contract Advertisements taken at propot-
Uonately low rates. -
Five Squares estimated as a charter-column, acd
ten squares as a half-column. :,
MISCELLANEOUS. r
-'First of the Season"
LADIES DESIEPS OF JG5TTING FIRST
choice in the . '
New Styles
Spring Dress Goods,
Can be supplied by calling at 3, & H. Samson's No.
43 Market Street . ;
We are receiving daily per Sail and Steamer
fresh installments to our - -
WELL SELECTED 8TOCK
In all our departments.
J. A H. 8AMSON,
mar Sl-tf : - - - i 43 Market street.
New Crop Cuba
MOLASSES. Another cargo just jn which we
offer to the trade at
LOW. TIG UBES
In Hogsheads and Barrels,
feb 37-dftwtf BINFORD, CROW A CO.
Shirts Hade to Order.
I- have secured, the agency for
Ward's Shirts and am nreDared to make the
finest New York Mills and Wamsntta at 3 Ort
apiece, guaranteeing a sure fit.
Gauze Merino Uuuder Shirts at . 6 .Cents
Linen HandkerchIefsat.......'C......i.. 95
Fine Half Hose at 25 "
I , A Full Line
Striped and Plain Balbriggan Half-Hose
At Very Rreasooab!e Figures.
apr22tf A. DAVID.
--22--
We Want Cash,
QR PROMPT TIME BUYERS FOR -
500 Packages
PL UG AND FINE CUT
TOBACCOS
AT SUITABLE PRICES BY
D. PIGOTT,
AprU 18-tf . :- .. Tobacconist
THE STAR,
Pnblislied at Marion, S. C $3 a
- Tear in Advance,
Offers the followinz liberal nremiuma to snb-
acribers: .
A HANDSOME ENGRAVING 1 (19 x 14 In.) to
single subscribers. - " '"
AN EAT A COPY OF THE STAR for one year to
any one who will send a Club of Ftvb subscribers,
and an Eneravingto each member of the Club.
A LADY'S MOROCCO SATCHEM OR SET OF
GOLD STUDS, each valued at 7 CO. to anv one ,
sending a Club of Fifteen..
TEN DOLLARS IN GOLD for a club of twenty
five. . .
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS IN GREENBACKS
for a Club of Fifty. --
FIFTY DOLLARS IN GOLD for a Club of One
Hundred. K ;. ?
AN ELEGANT FAMILY SEWING MACHTNK.
Wilcox & Gibbs, worth $80 for a Club of One Hun
dred and Fifty, j
w ita a utue energy ana enterprise, iome lady or
gentleman in every neighborhood might get one er
more of the handsome premiums offered.
Premiums promptly paid on receipt of names ac
companied by the cash..
Monbt may be remitted by draft. Post Office
order, or in registered letter at our risk. - -
Address ail letters to -
W. J. McKERAT.T Hdifor.
dec 15-tf - 1 Marion. S. C.
Christian Advocate,
" RALEIGH, N. C.
Eev. J. B. Bobbitt, Editor & Publisher.
ESTABLISHED IN 1855.
Haathe
Lareeat Circulation ' In tne State. .:
Devoted to Religion, ' Literature, Science, Art
xtews, ana uenerai inteiugence.
Tne Organ ef tne N. C. Conference of
- - tne M, B. Cnnrch( Sontn.
It has its support and the continued aid of It
Ministers, (all of whom are agents) towards increas-
ragus circulation.
We offer no premiums. The Advocat stands
upon its intrinsic merits.
While it is Methodietic in doctrine, it will contain
news from aQ Churches, so as to make it a welcome
visitor to the intelligent readers of all denominations.
Its wide and increasing circulation makes it a
Most Excellent Medium for Business Men
' Generally.
tW Terms,$2 00 per annum, in advance; f 1 CO
for six months , feb 14-tf
The Ealeigh Hews,
D A IZ T A XTD WEEKL Y,
PUBLISHED BY
STOSIE & UZZELL.
DEVOTED TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF
the State of North Carolina to the success of
the Conservative party, the development of the hid
den wealth of the 8tate, tbe inviting emigration in
to our midst, and advancement of the welfare of our
people in everything that serves to make a Stntt
prosperous and Independen 1 Its
ADVERTISING COLUMNS
will be found of great advantage, as both the Dai!
and Weekly circulate largely in every portion of i:
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rrn i-tf . - : . i Proprietom
Tfeg Hortli Carolina Arps
A. WEEKLY,, FAMILY AND POLITI
CAL NEWSPAPER.
H. Knight & Son, - - Proprietors.'
WADESBORO, N. C, -
HAS A LARGER BONA FIDE CIRCULATION
than any paper in Anson county. Established
in 1843, it Is the only official organ of Anson, Mont
gomery and Stanley counties. It is the only reliabl o
advertising medium In Anson county. Terms reas.
onable Every merchant and business man should
have the ARGUS.
Shelby Banner.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT SHELBY, CLEVE
land county, N. C, at $1 50 per anuum, in
advance: Has a large and rapidly Increasing circu
lation In nearly all the counties West of Mecklen
burg. Ali-o, an extensive circulation in the coun
ties of Spartanburg. York and Union, B. C. Has
Just been enlarged from a M to a 83 column, and is
now adorned with an entire new dresslarge, dem
and beautiful print: Its politics art Democrat .
Its highest aim its greatest ambition is for tha
good of the people -tne welfare advancement an 1
prosperity of the country. Advertising rates, mod
erate, .,'-.....; .,- ... -
. . - Respectfully, "
DURHAM A WEBB,
: feb4-tf ; Eds. and Prop'rs.
Culler, Cheer-e, &c.
New lota of Mountain and tJoshen Butter, Cream
Cheese, Lard, Crackers. Soap, &c.
. For sale low by
nprll-tf, EDWARDS & HALL.
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