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OUTJLIXES.,
A petroleum combination is forming In
New York. A great lire at Oshkosh,
Wis., destroyed two lives and a mile and a
half in mills, printing offices and other
: VMsMSnffa. Thursday there was a three
hundred and fifty thousand dollar fire at
Detroit -Uov. Valmaseda has issued
' nrlarnation of Dardon in Cuba to those-
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wuo 6ui.CUviv . 6--
Jubal A. Jiriy aiso coniraaicis me aosura I
Barbara Frietchie story. Gen. Bartlett
was serenaded in Richmond Wednesday
nj(tht and made another speech for recon
ciliation. Leverrier discovers a new
nlanct. Freedman's Bank Commis-
J
sicmers Uive $300,000. -- Georgia Grand
Itoyal Arch Chapter returned to the Grand
lioyal Arch Chapter of the United States,
. New York markets : - Spirits turpen
tine, rosin, $3 05$3 10; gold, 115J J
115. I I
Spirits Turpentine
Town
Greeosboro.
pontics are iiYeiy 111
Washington had a
Saturday morning at 2 o'clock.
500
fire
John Smith has been sent from
Orange to the State penitentiary for larceny.
Mr. J. W. Cheek has presented
the Baptist Sunday School at Durham with
au organ.
fhe Uouservalive citizens of
Cliariotte have nominated Col. Win. John-
siou fur Mayor.
Thirty persons at Toisnot have
connected themselves with the Methodist
Church since the revival commenced. It
is going on still.
The Tarboro Tobacco riant
says that two men, Logan Groom and John
Green, were parties last Saturday to the
unmerciful beating of an old man named
llaight.
We learn from the Toisnot
Transcript that Mr. A. G H. Cooper, of
Nash county, shot and killed four, large
wild goooiers at one snot tne otner day.
wuicu, aiier aressmg, weiguea 04 pounds. '
Col. Thos, S. Kenan, of Wil-
son. has in bis Dossessionla Dowder eourd.
used by his ereat crandfather in the Revo
lutionary war. " CoL Kenan will send it to
the Ueniennial celebration at Charlotte.
v The Transcript hears it rumored
that Dr. Mercer, a gentleman of means and
a very prominent citizen" living near Tois
not, contemplates erecting a cottn factory
at an early day on Tar River, a few miles
above that place.
At its late session Orange Pres
bytery ordered the sale of the church at
Kinston. The proceeds were $2,000. Of I
this $900 and a $400 donation of Judge
Howard will be used to finish paying off
the indebtedness of the new Tarboro Pres-
liytenan church.
The Historical Society
- in act to incorporate the Historical
Society ,0 Aorth Carolina: ,
The General Assembly of North
Carolina do enact,
Sectiox 1. The following named
persons-'-viz: William A. Graham.
William Hooper, Thomas Atkinson,
Charles Phillips, Fordyce M. Hub-
bard, Charles Deems, Braxton
Craven, William II. Battle, Mathias
E. Manly, Bartholomew F. Moore,
iiich mond M. Pearson, Ed win G.
Keade, Nereus Mendenhall. John H.
v ueeler. Zehulon H. V ahce. Calvin I
11. Wiley, Georire Davis. William
I . 7 - mmm
af on, Richard. B. "Cieecy, Gen. D.
11. .tun, S. U. fool, W. U. .Kerr.
m. Shakespeare Harris. K. P. Bat
tle, G. D. Bernhelm, Geo. V- Strong,
Cyrus-L.- Hunter and Cornelia Phil
lips Spencer, their associates and their I
. successors, are created a body corpor- I
aie, under the name of the Historical
Society of North Carolina, with the
powers conferred on corporations by
the 20th chapter of. Battle's Revisal,
entitled ''Corporations," as well as
niuoc couierrea ov inia act. 1
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oec. z. me nrst meetiner of the I
members of said corporation shall be
three fi ZitJ..ZZ
of them Khali ,Wnaio wlnK
meeting three shall be a quorum for
the transaction of all business ' "
bee. 3. Said cornoration shall have
power to make such rules, reffulations I
aiid by-laws, in reeard to the meet- I a
nigs of its members and the terms of I
I'leir admission, the mode of votino. I
. , - . ,
ie i unctions of its officers, the num- I
er requisite to form a quorum, and I
U other matters relatinr to the erov-
erntueut of the corporation, as may be
, , u prppe'', not inconsistent with
,awo Ul lQC lana. '
Sw. A Tk :j - -t.it I
: . x .e Bam euqwrawoD snail
bave authority to acquire such real
al personal property as may be prop
er for carrying out the objects of its
creation.
especially
books,
manu-
"fcnpts, documents, papers and rne
norials of whatever kind, relating to
the history of this State, particularly
'hose possessed by the late Historical
eietyof North. Carolina.. It shall
likewise be authorized to acceDt dona-
lions of money or property, for the 1
I'uiposeor enabling it to prosecute
eat-arehesinto said history and make
I'u.mcauons relating thereto.
. Sec. 5.-The officer in charge of the
Capitol shall be anthori7.Pl to fnrnish
said society a room in said ' building
'or the safe keeping of the books, pa
pers and effects of the society, pro-
."""( mat ibis can be done without
"convenience ; to any officer of the
-ie, or 10 any officers or committees
of th
the General Assembly. 1 ' 7 .
bQ: 6- This -act shall be in force
rotrl its ratifi tmn
. In General Assembly .! read three
Vraes and ratified the 22nd day of
1 arch, 1875.
V UJL, X. V I,""-NO 1 34:
EGITY.
The BEatls. -
The mails will close at tb City Post-Of
lice untu farther notice as follows:
wonnermnignt) mails daily.... 3:15 p. M.
' and way (day)
Southern8 mails daily . , . . . ; 5 p
vynanesion direct daily........ 5:00 A. M
VolumUl night . . 5KK) P. M,
gsta . . 5:00 P, M
vvesiern mails (U. U. R'y) . . 5:30 A. M.
Dmimvuie via Jiiasy Hill and
Smithville (via Easv
Town Creek) Tuesdays and
Saturdays c.-OO A. M
r ayeiieviue, ana offices on Cape
?Fear , River, Mondays and
J)Tiaays. 1 .-00 P M
Fayetteville by C. C. R'y, daily 5:80 A. M
wnsiow j. a, ana intermediate
offices every Friday . .. .. ... 6:00 A. M
Mails delivered from 7 A. M. to 7 P. M.,-
ana on Sundays from 8.80 to 9:80 A. M.
Stamp, Office open froni 8 A.M. to 12M
and from 2 to 6 "P. "M. Money order or
Register Department open same as stamp
office
. NKW ADVKKTlSBnENTH.
IIkinsbkrger. New Cook Books.
H. W. Shurb Sweet Oranges.
See Ad. 4,.The Mystery."
Local Dot.
There was no session of the City
Uourt yesterday.
Import Entries for sale at the office
of Thk Morning Star. ' SL
No ,cases 'disposed of yesterday
in the Magistrates' Courts.
Both printing and ruling -done
in the finest grades of copying ink at the
di aji juu rnoang urace. 11
The ' Grand Jury during their
session have found thirty-eight true bills and
twenty-four not true bills.
.1
City subscribers i who fail to re
ceive their papers regularly wilplease Jre
port the fact promptly at this office. tf
In the communication of "Nlm-
rod," printed on this page yesterday, for
"I use these wads" read "I use three wads."
Rev. D. K. Bennett -proposes to
write a history of the Cape Fear Baptist
Association, from its foundation in 1805
until the present time.
To give ample time for the dec
oration of graves after the usual ceremonies
on memorial day, it is suggested that the
procession move promptly at two o'clock.
There will be a meeting at the
Lecture Room of the First Presbyterian
church this (Friday) night at 8 o'clock to
practice for memorial singing. All persons
who have been invited to sing will please at
tend." - '
..The second quarterly meeting
for the present conference year is to be held
by the Presiding Elder, Rev. W S. Black,
at the Front street Methodist E. Church,
South, of this city, on to-morrow and Sab
bath. A Love Feast will be held this (Fri
day) evening at 8 P. M., and preaching on
Saturday morning at 11 o'clock.
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" has 1 aggested that it
would be a good idea for the Produce or
Commercial Exchange of our city to act at
once on the proposition to suspend business
on: the 20th of May, as many clerks will be
governed bv their action in makinc arrance-
mi,na i uaA n, rm(ann;i Am
aUVU0 IV UV'UA ftUU VVUVUUII
Daily prayer meetings at . 5
o'clock P. M. are still being held at the
Front Street Methodist Church of this city,
and as a partial result of the same three
- -1 -
more persons were received into church
membership and two persons received the
ordinance of baptism last Sabbath morning.
.
BodyBesened Vaneral Ceremonies.
The body of Mr. William K. Price, the
young man who met with such a sad fate
on Wednesday, was recovered yesterday
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uuvukv u uuvk, ur a vuiureu uiau uaiucu
Price WM d to have 8Qck which
we underrtand. about fifty yards from the
mouth o Brunswick river.
fr: After the body had been brought to a
I convenient place, Coroner Hewlett was no-
tified, and empannelhng a jury, held an in
qQest over lX- jury ofinquest returned
verdict of accidental death by drowning.
The funeral of the deceased took place
yesterday afternoon from St. James church
The Wilmington Steam Fire Engine Cem-
,
fjany, of which he bad been! a member,
turned out in full uniform, to oav the last
sad tribute of respect to the memory of their
deceased comrade. As the low dirge as-
anAuA trnm the ohnir thrt oaahet rnvoroH
V"
Wnh flowers, was borne into the church,
where the solemn and impressive Burial
Service of the Episcopal Church was re
cited. After this the remains were placed
in the hearse and followed to the grave by
sorrowing relatives and- friends.
Superior Court.
mis court convened at tne usual nour
yesterday morning. During the day the
following cases were disposed of
The case of the State vs. Mrs. Rooney,
charged with selling liquor without license,
was called. Verdict not guilty.
A number of civil cases were called up
and disposed of. v ,; Iv i
It was ordered by the Court that no fees
be allowed to any person not a regularly
elected Constable, in other words no fees
allowed to Deputy Constables. .
IroresroliiK Pleoenre.
in
The Wilmington Library Association hav-
lug Invited Mr. T. B'. Kingsbury to deliver
before them a lecture on Tennyson, that ac
complished gentleman is; compelled foi
various reasons to decline the invitation.
WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY-
Beport or the Grand Jury.
The Grand Jury closed their labors yes-
terday and were discharged. After a visit
t, . j , ml.. o o
to the jail, work house and poor house of of fare to the Centennial via the Carolina
the county: they made the folfowinrf ienortT nntrl TitrA -iA i..
inly," they made the following report
County of New Hanover.
A
State of North Carolina.
Spring Term Superior Court.
r
V r;""V'"T..UB!WK'r KAMUi;
'tiS&tlfiSZSS
sideration, that on the 28th April 1875
tney visited the county jail and found one
woman (white), sick with rheumatism. She
aava h h. l.oVi k.. "3:si:
and we would recommend that she should
.w u.iwiuuu iLuiucuiaicjjr. nc, juijuu
recommend that the stove pipe be repaired
and the free use of chloride of lime or some
other disinfectant around and in the
nrisoners who ru . " rJ
of not being able to pay costs, &c., before
some of the Magistrate's courts, and We
wouia recommend that such prisoners who
to work out such sums as may be aeainst
them, thereby reducing the expense of the
nut"17 S rHHZ ?LC0m;
sppm RtiafiH .afar.a no ..Mu n
We find thft nnnr hnnnA in vorv cnrA
dition. The inmates sneak m hir7tprma nf
Dr. Scott, and say they believe he does alt
he can fur them towards relieving them of
Jfr"Jl&hj!ll
ject be sent them until the number is re
duced. .
We next visited the work bouse and
found everything in good condition and
order. The' prisoners say they are well
treated, wen woraed and can enter no com
plaints towards the managers. Our reasons
lor suggesting that the prisoners iu jail
should be sent to the work house, is we hnd
an insufficient number at the wot k houe to
carry on the work. ,
Respectfully submitted in behalf of the
urand Jury, .
iv-: - - .; R. G. Ross, i
April 29th1875. . Foreman.,
Tne spelling; Bee. ;
In view of the early organization here of
a spelling match, we append a few rules
which we clip from an exchange, for the
government of the same. A "Bee" for the
purposes mentioned in our issue of yester
day, seems to have met with some favor.
Those who have an idea of participating,
can learn exactly what risk they run of
going down." No doubt dictionaries,
spelling books and alas, primers will be in
pretty general requsition by those desirous
of reaping the laurels of a well contested
bee. Tne following are the rules that
govern such affairs throughout the North
and elsewhere: J .
1. The captains draw sides bv lot.-
2
A speller has but one trial at each
word
3, To set all at ease the dictator will be
gin with simple words as ache, field, break-
last, etc. t -. i.-
4. Obsolete, provincial or technical words
are not to be excluded, but with this pro
viso: That upon such word being given out
any speller may have the right to object,
staling his plea. The umpires will then de
cide whether (aid word be suMcienttv ob
jectionable to exclude it. No speller will
be allowed to spell a word two ways with
out electing, one mode as being positively
correct. ...
5. The speller may repeat the word after I
tne leader, spall nave the right to ask the r
meaning, or question the correctness of the I
pronunciation, or to correct his own spelling
up to the pronunciation of the word after
spelling the final syllable; but after the pro-
nonciation no correction will be allowed.
6. Whenever a speller misses be shall eo I
to the fool of his division, and on missing
three words he shall take his seat.
7. Webster or Worcester ahall he. author. I
ity on all disputed points. ,-
'1 llpu mips am llhoral annn.h anaMmn I
the speller as he elects to avail himself of all I
tne latitude in spelling. , . . i
A New Dodge.
It very often occurs that some of our citi
zens who own cows miss them and they
arrive me conclusion wat tneir property
wu guaycu iuiu iu wuuua. xieceofc ue-
velopments, however, show that there ex
ists In our city a gang of men who make it
11. Tl. 1 - 1 11- . . I
,ucu WUBU mJ w cow upon me
street to drive it into the woods some dis-1
tance from the citv. When a reward ia of- I
, . ... .. i
ierea ior tne recovery or me cow, tney go I
apparently on a " nnnt," which, or course. I
proves successful and the cow is driven in
triumph to the owner and the reward ob- i
tained. Several of our citizens have missed
their cows recently," and on one ' occasion
when the members ot the gang failed to ob
tain the promise of the amount they wished
for the recovery of the cow they attempted
to sell it to a butcher, but failing in this
they lowered the price from $5 to $1 and
returned the cow.
Private parties are already at Work trying
to ferret out these guilty parties, and if they
are apprehended, they will be dealt with
with all the severity that the law allows.
Burglary.
Yesterday morning, about 4 o'clock, the
residence of Mr. Donald McRae was enter
ed through a basement , window and $10
stolen. The burglar after entering the house
passed to the ; sleeping appar'ment of Mr:
McRae and searched his vest, taking the
money out, also a check and other papers
of less value. He then, it appears, must
have entered the room usually occupied by
xr t 1 r 1 1 I I
Mr. John McRae, who was absent, for that
apanuteui uure tuu iiupren 01 uavmg oeea
ransacked." Nothing of value was missed I
from this room, however. The burglar
having satisfied himself, walked down the
steps and walked out through the front
door. .' :: x
To i'lir Sobserlberi. I
Beginning April ; 1,1 Mr. Samuel Davis I
ioVo f.h,rrA r,f th Pnt5r ritv ntmUi
, . - .
of The Morning Star; and from that date
all subscriptions will be payable to him. He
will serve the -.paper, parly and regularly,
and hopes all' W subscribers will;. pay
nmmnltv ' aa fA haa tfl moot tita tti m.,! I
v-r"J t -
mnntA with thn nronrifltor whether the sub.
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viivQia uiui iuutfiu.nj u4 .
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Centennial.
In an article which appeared in our col-
1 umns a few dava ao-n rnnrnin th t
I ln r(l .
1 iku iuak vui. x' icmuuk a report on transpor
tauon embraced all fire and military com-
whetherof this cityor not. We learn from
CoL rrem. reading .hUk.lterU.ii &a
Carolina Central Railroad company pro
poses to transport the Fayetteville military
onA v(ri.i. . . i,
uuuipauiea to unar-
lo"f !reo otehuv and to carry all others
i w vuo yvt uiue icrmemoer
1 Lln0 "way Companies have
Deen authorized to make any through rate
with the Carolina Central Railway at cot
less rates, with cars to run
I through from Richmond, Portsmouth, &c,
I 'without 'change,'- and 'return in the same
I manner.
the lJailroad Company expects to ar-
range for the accommodation of their pas
z ' sleeprug is concerned in
I euis at Charlotte
'"ProemenUlo Waaeaboro.
I . correspondent writing from Wadesboro
says the building spirit has at last aroused
the cidzens of that place. Eight or ten new
buildings have been in rtrnirrraa nf hoinop
' ' ft
built-in their midst during the last few
..t. . ,.T . . J . ,
" v--rvo. uuo in lutse win ue a tarsre nana-
some brick building several stories high.
The first story will be for stores, and the
upper stories will be used for a hotel and
offices The majority; of buildings are
dwcllit V1 : , Jliey now have two livery
stables. '!' PresbvteriaflS rare aliont 10
buHd , iuWV fiandiome church, and the
V rewr,m,jf..dlwunibyir
house of. worshin. Other imm-ovementa
he tay.' Since the "bigfire" near
ly all l he property has been insured, so if
J it should be burned .down the .citizens
would be able to rebuild.
Election 1 Officers.
At a meeting of Wilmington Lodge No.
64, L O. of G.. T.J held at Temperance Hall
on Wednesday night, the following officers
were elected: ." - ' i
C. W. Yates, W. C. T.
Mrs. Virginia A. Orr, W. V. T.
W. M. Hays, W. C.
John n. Craig, W. 8.
W. T. Jones, W. F. 8.
Mrs. Maggie A. Kendrick, W. T.
W. F. Yopp, W. M. .
Miss Fannie Jones, I. G. . '
Thomas Stoval, O. G.
The installation of the above officers will
take place on next Wednesday night.
Unmallable Letter.
The following is a list of unmailable let-
ers remaining in the city post-office at
Wilmington, April 29:
Annie E. Jerdon, Grist's Station, W. T.
vtooiu, xruiui vusweii, jx. j. x rrice,
Bogue Swamp, N. C ; Isaac Cobitt, Black
?V?-?M08ef m N-!
C; T. J. GilL Laurinburc. N..C.,..
eolc Out.
- Some of oar citizens who turned their
cows into the streets for o-rartno- t,
LJt ilv . g J
them and believe they have been
slaughtered and sold in the ' market, cans.
kg them to suggest &. rigid enforcement of
i
"'umoc, u;u rtjuires me pro-
ducUon of the hides of all beeves, &c.; oU I
fa-A 1 . I T
m m n I
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Pender Gaantr.
The newlv elected Board of f!onntvfnm.
- missioners of Pender county met yesterday
and qualified. They accepted the bond of I
(hA PnrAna alAi T 9 1.An.M,'.ft.i t. 5' I
ZZr
a cess until Saturday.
BlahopAtktnoua"AppolntiueRta:
J U,! .-.it
April. I
WM..W.M, ... ......
Klor! tav 1 1 a tt ot.
Bath. i. . w . 1,4-29
Zion Church; Beaufort no.:t. 't.' 80
Washington......,, ii... May 2
damesvuie. . .
WiUiamston..,..,.;
Hamilton
Scotland Neck. .j.i.r.UU.i
Bishop Lyman! Jlppolutmente.
The following .are the nnnointmnt.t nf
Bishop Lyman, of the Episcopal Diocese
Sunday. May 2d. Williamsboro.
"J Tuesday;' May -4th. Goshen. -(Consecra-
tiOn,). ts,.,, i .5. , ; -f ,r , j?
Collection in eacn congregation for Dio-
esan 'Missions.'" . i;- ;.r.-;
Book Bmukbt. i hx nomruio Staa Mook Bind
ery does all kinds of Binding- and Ruling in a work,
manlike manuer. and at reasonable prices. Mer
chants and others needing Receipt Book, or other
work, may rely on promptness in the execution of
their orders.
TBAiura, PRMTiN-IKg. Jyaluibl. u. rail
road companies, steamsbirj cooiHfaleshanlw, mer-
chants, manufacturers and others. They arc en
during and changeless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period of time, .Having just
received a fresh supply of these Inks, wear pre
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
Copt or Tkstmoniai- Hajjhmai, Mo., May 30,
1874. Messrs. J. AW. Tolley, 89 Maiden Lane, New
Tork The is Gati which oa but for me,
No. 2093, has arrived safely to hand. Allow me to
thank yoa for the fidelity with which yon carried ont
my instructions. The general butlinekeauty of
proportion and excellent finish, are all thai could be
desired, and more than meets my expectations. I
am more thai ever impressed with the Idea that it is
as necessary for a man to have a gun built to mess
urement as to have a boot so built to ensure a good
fit. The pattern 175 and penetration 40 are very su-
perior. The patten la as close as I desire,' and the
peneiranon 1 una is seiaom aitamea. Deing far
ahead of any public record which I nave seen!
- fcespectfully Yours! " ' "
" - . a W. Dobjia,
ItlABBIKD,
- WEISIGER PETERSON. Last nisht at Bar.
nume Creek, at the resioence of the bride's father
Dr. C H. Peterson, bv the Ber. J. B. Barlow. Mr
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A11UIIUUS. HI JUII iUUIUU rCWrBWI. all
01 jtew nanover couniy.
APRIL - 30; 1875.
It having pleased Almighty God t take Ont of 'our
S.?"? Fnend and Comrade William
u iovuu c nena ana vomraae William
we the members of the Wilmington
I uKuaurriBJ, we uie memoers or tne wuminetor
r?t??mJ Fire Engine Company No, l, are called upon
'itt'X.'Sl" !oiy. to.oam ai- w
ion,
ad
' IBM
im we have lost a useful md valuable Tire.
wan. ever prompt and foremost In the discharge of
uaDi companion, a true and
tro Btwortby friend. ;
Viulntnen'rer6f his "yoath, wltha future
full of bright anticipations, no one pocseesed better
and brighter prospects for a long life of usefulness.
Endowed with avere virtus to mofrf lif hnnnv
young; so noble, his untimely death is truly to be
deeply Icourned. J ,
hisdesth ulteX
I endure.
, Trulv Death W i .htn
S!iS2d
I " "u bid cere symnaiBies in tneir ahuction.
W. A. WILLIAMS, , V Committee,
" - P. ii. J!'JKJJI1UMT, J K. ;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Wystery.
apr 30-3w , .
Best ; Cook Books Published,
The Oueen of the KU&on ;?hM r.ioA ta;
ceipu'.... .....i.,'. U..:..k : 1 TO
wm mu jwuiu iKr
Miss Leslie's New Recent for Cooking'
:..v..... 1 75
The Young v
SSSSSffi
num. uate's Hew Cook Hook. . . . . . . j 75
wire's cook Book., .. ..-t 75
New Cookerv Book . 1 re
Goodfellow's Cookerv US it Shr.nl1 Ro '1 rrx.
-1 iie luuwui um book. . uj iiannan M. Bou-
I vier....;.. .... i... 4. jt. 1 75
&.tP'on.'?,Nw 9.ok Book.' .'. . . w, ;.V.".'.V.V. 1 75
vviaaueiiasew-iJooKBopii .......... 1 75
1 jars, iiaie s tteceiDts rnr the mniinn 1 nx.
x nc . x- amiij oaio-au. cy AUlUOr national
Cook..
1 75
For sale at
.. HELNSBEBGER'8,
apr30-tf Live Book and Music Store.
PAPr BALDWIN APPLES,
ftTrrppf nran(rAS
OWCCu VI dllg CS,
LEMONS, COCOA AND PECAN NUTS,
Chocolate and Gun Drons, Cream i
! Bsnbons, &c- r.;j::;,..' :
Fresh Groceries. '
" '-'Vi ' H. W. SUTTRE, ;.
aprSHf 31 North Front St. j
PEARL HOMINY EEDTJCED IN PRICE TEN
cents oer bnsheL Sold ta
less than any other mill in the city. Apply for sud-
vi j hi uic ,ayv x car x luur jnuia ana iresxi aominy
Manufactory.,
n - AJSX. OLDHAM,
ap 27-lCdnac Proprietor.
Notice.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE OWNERS
of the Br Baranentme "Englishman "
we nereoy give notice to all con
cerned, tnat no aeets contracted here
oy trie captain or crew will be paid
ty tne bhip or owners.
ALUS. SPRUNT A SON, '
apr 25 nac lw AgenU and Consignees.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wanted,
"RVER ONE,To know that i will move.
WatcheS. JeWelrV. &C.
To the Store on the Corner of Fronted Princess
Bireeis, on tne 1st ot April, where I will open
' A NEW AND FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Watches, Clocks, Silverware
and Fancy Gtods.
J. H. ALLEN.
Agent
mar SQ-tf
Latest Styles.
H Tt? uSSi2D1JX KJUKKSS blocks
.na hiwi, work entrusted to her. old Bonnets
uawawunigniiuuiuamMeto
IOOlc as Well as New.
Nunee0 0B
p 15-tr
M- . . I
VX''X
1UUU
JAA Sacks Coffee;
Bbls Sugar,
Kft BMs Bfce.
For sale by
KSBCHNER A C ALDER BROS.
apr 25 tf
Bacon; Sugar, Coffee, Floor.
1AA Boxes D. . and Smoked Sides, r ' 1
Boxes D. 8. and Smoked Shnldcrs,
1KA Barrels Refined Swear. W. - i , i
: ,;.
1QQ Bag8 Blo Coffee.
JQQQ Bbls FJsuryall grades.V; V',
For sale low by '
aprtStfTj; O WILLIAMS &MUHCHISON.,
WEEDING HOES1 WEEDING HOES I-One of
! the iMgest andhest assorted Stocks of Weed-
ing Hoes ever brought to this city can now be found
at our feftaMshment. where the.faiinwinv hn.
I "can 'be bought at ery low flgnresf Scovil s (genn-
uuc a. oiueua, : ABiuman, juweu ootu iron
nd steel), c., &c. The Handled Cotton and
Corn Hoe and Double bladed Hoe can also be found
with us Give ua a call before purchasing else
where, tpril S5 dtfJ GILES MCROMaON.
Molasses, Molasses, Molasses. TT
JgQ Hhd and BblsNewCrop Cuba ; "
For sale low by '
apr 9.Vtf WILLIAMS & AIURCHISON.
Parasols,' Corsets and Kid Gloves.
HANDSOME KID GLOVES AT $1, GOOD;
Handsome Black Glores at Si 25. rood: Hand-
tome Parasols and Sun UPmhrellaB verv .ifchean: am
best Corf ets sold in the city for the prices.
ap 10-ir ; BuaMtwilZ -s.LEIBER.
' J .- - .' '" f x I'..', j A . .
Snar House Molasses.
Hhds Si HJ Molasses-. - .1-. 1 . A
100
KAA Bbls S. IL Molasses.
For sale by
apr25tf , ' KERCHNER it CALDER BROS.
C. H. Ward's ;
jashIOnable iOni dressing U ' &k&Y-
ing Saloon. 1 South Front 8t, Wflmhuiton, N. C.
N Br I have seen red the services of the BEST
artists of myaprof ession. L: ;
K-5'iT
THE LADIES ARE INFORMED THAT WE
have on sale a handsome stock of White Goods.
conet and 8trioed Muslins. Great bargains are Mmt
offered, aplft-tf BOSKOWITZ & LEIBEB. .
WMiSlSr??,AKD,8 1
aigl 1 FriaUsf aoi Pabliahiag House.
, . , -, m eny occupieu uj una, in laeoasementoi inePurceU
WiD2. CABDS AND VWrmra CARDS House, .where he inviies his old friends and toapub
Y f printed in the mostrtegantstyje, at - He generally to call on Mm. Best workmen ia the
WiL, B??' A5D'8 I State employed, and Shaving, Hair Catting aad
, -.. ai . .V . C .. i A : i. f
WTTOT.Tfc
NO.. 2.361.
" -
"MISCELLANEOUS.
s ? WILMINGTON &: WELDON. J
vV ii mliiffton, Columbia & Anjustu
R A I L R O k D S:
Mm
, rASaOBK DEPT. t
WiLMiHcrroH, N. C, April 85,1875. )
transported over these Boads at an average rate of
. vwintid nun jV uwnraus rap, r , ; j
Throns-h ticket, wni hanU via .J
theOaroliHa Central Railway from all Stations of
each Read, and also via Goldsboro and North Care
wfi j 'rom 8tations Wilmington is Weldoa
. A. POPE,
General Ticket Ageut.-
pr 29-3t.
MAY DAY.;
Caroto Central
; Company,
iVIiL?5.LL BBTUBN TICKETS FOR ONE'
f''X1" M?'.. As?
ior encn tickets. Children half fare. . Ticketo good
for three Aa-nrntv -
, . ; S. L. FREMONT,
"Always Ahead99
. NEW BUTTER ! NEW BUTTER I
First of the Season I
Try It None Genuine Without onr "Stamp" on it
; , ; Give Our New Proccs Empire ,
FAMIL Y 1?L O Uli
One Trial and Yon will Never uss Any Other !
For medicinal and table use we have just received
a lot of the
. Choicest Liquors :
-,t Imported:
Old "London Deck" Pert, very fine and old :
.- Duff Gordon and Crown Sherry ;
. Jamaica Bum? Old Holland Gin;
Otard Tlnnrw Jk rv, Rmmv iojo
Our Stock embraces the Finest Brandies, imported
Cn j i wilu porucuiar care ior this market.
. - . GEO. MYERS'.
apr89.jf, , 11 & 13 Sooth Front St.'
Butter and Hams,
LARGE. LOT OF FINE . -
Goshen and Cooking Bntter.
FINE STOCK OF
rcortn Carolina , and Canvassed
Hams.
For sale low by
EDWARDS & HALL.
apr29-tf
Reading for All.
, , . THE CUT BOOK STGBE
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL THE
latest Dnbhcarlnua nf th. A--
. atnrlr rvf J , -uu. wmjjicw!
STANDARD WORKS.
Also Appletons Harper's, The Galaxy, The Eclectic
and Scnbner's Literary Monthlies, 't he Bow Bells,
tetirjf8' "e and Godey's
D'lLY NEW YORK PAPERS, &c, Ac.
All for sale at ' .
KJr CONOLEY & YATES,
apr85-tf No. 47 Market St.
Merchant Tailoring.
"pRENCH CASSIMSBE SUITS MADE to ORDER
. Blue Flannel Suits made to Order.
Business Suits made to order.
;;,,!. s Diagonal Suits made to order.
- Wedding Suits made to order.
I have on hand the finest stock of .
, FRENCH CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES!
Suits made to order in the latest style and as low in
prices as any - house North and South.
apr25tf A. DAVID.
IF. M -f AMiW SITE 10IBT!
JgU Y OUR " EXTRA HOMINY,"
Forty cents per bushel less than
the Pearl,
And pronounced by all who use It to be far superior.
Our Pearl Hominy,
Eualto any manufactured, we sell at figures as
low as any other mill In this city. .
We would call attention to our choice brands of
- FLOUR, BOLTED MEAL, FEEDS, &c
Weights guaranteed as usual.
apr28-2t B. F. MITCHELL & SON.
ParsTiiTis.
JJEETS, CARROTS TURNIPS AND ONIONS,
For sale at
'. --- r TXL HTW.-RUNGE'S.
Northeast cor. JTIarket and Second Sta.
ADrilS9-tf
County Merchants
Can find the largest jnd jmost com-
plete stock of Hardware and at the lowest prices in
the city, at the Old Established Hardware House of
JOHN DAWSON,
t apr 25-tf ... . Nos. 19, 20 and 21 Market St.
lager Beer, Lager Beer.
LOVERS OF THE ABOVE BEVERAGE ARE
respectfully informed that Irom this date the
DCSt Of -.! ; ......... . , ;'?
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER
can be obtained by the .glass, quart, gallon or keg
from the undersigned at Brock's Exchange.
apr9 3t W. 1L GKRKEN.
Walnut and Peanut Taffy,
ORANGES AND LEMONS, PICELED SALMON
and Mackeral; Sugar Cured Hams. Shoulders
Strips; Tongues, Dried Beef.
All Jast Received and For Sale at
I',. !'''.:' ill i"l . ' 1 . i ., ......
apr 29-tf JAilES a 8TEVENSOJt,S. .
Syrup, Spirit , Casks, ITails, Matches.
JQQ Barrels S. H. Syrup;5 ne " ,! ' ". .
QQ; SecondHand Spirit Casks, "
200 (. , v .
j Cases Matches. .
- For sale low by -
ap 25tf . WTTJ.TAM8 a MURCBJSON.
-
0 ; Tonsorfal Uemoval ?, rT:
ABTIS has purchased the stock and material
or .tames larraway ana removed to toe shop form-
iin in
8uta employed, and Shaving, Hair Cutting ai
Shampooing done at the shortest notice. Try hi
1 ORx, tiqSsftt One kay,'. 7. .". .4, .J ..;. 1 14
I " twoaaya,...., i( 1 .(
' three da vs..: ..
luutmjihiHi,,,..,
a
Tf weKi......... 5 0C
ThreoeekB.i.,....; 6 60
One month ... a no
J ' : r0 menth ........... 00
.. aontha ...85 CO
' , . . year., ......'...,... ...... BO 0
SraSX estiiaatea ua anarteroliiinn. and
f wn squares as a half -column. '
iM?fi?tair AnTeruseinents taken at propoi-
MISCELLANEOUS.
Br TIRTET .OF A DECREE' oVTHE STJrE
rior Court for the county of New Hanover, made
on the 18th day o November, 1874, in the case sof
John London and wife' Lucy against n.'pr. Latham
and wife Eliza W. and Isaac Bl Gralnirer. nrriUn
L cnbed, for partition, .the undersigned, by said decree
duly appointed Commissioner for that purpose, will,
0a Tuesday, the 4th day of May, 1875,
at Exchange Corner, in Wilmington at 11 o'clock
; ; f ' A. M. expose for Bale . .
That Desirable House and Lot
-f. .
situated on the north side of Market street, 9 feet
westwardly from the western line of Third street.
with a front on Market street ef 42 feet moie or
less, running back north 132 feet, the same being
part of Lots 4 and 5, Block 166, now occupied y
Mrs. Clifford. .Terms at sale. .
- A. T. LONDON, Commissioner.
ap a-6t-ap 2 9 16 23 80 and may i
NATIONAL HOTEL.
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.
WILMINGTON, N. C, May 1st., 1875. '
THE UNDERSTGNKD FOR MANY YEARS
Proprietor of the Nntlnnsl ITntoi ? i.
this day withdrawn from the control, in favor of mv
BonC. R. Jones. Thankful for the liberal patron
age of the past, I would bespeak a continuance of
uic cauiu lur my encccssor.
- " f- ! -REUBEN JONEH.
Having assumed the management of the well
the high reputation this House has always borne
under the management of my Father. ,
Kespectf ally,
C. K. JONES,
. . Proprietor.
apr 23-9w .
5 Fifteen Hundred Pounds
QHOICE SMALL SUGER-CURED PIG HAMS;
"Olght Hundred Pounds Choice Thin Sugar-Cured
JLK Bieakfast Bacon;
Qne Thousand Pounds Choice CornedJPig Pork;
rpwo Thousaha"Fohnas Choice Mess and No. 1
JL Mackeral and Salmon ;
Two Thousand Pounds" Choice Cuts Fulton Mar
ketBecf; r
'pwo Thousand "Pioand8W Choice Table Bntter
JLf&e., &c, &c
Lowest Figures to Casli Beyers.
CHAS. D, MYERS & CO ,
ap 29-tr
Journal copy.
5 & 7 North Front St
-22-
1
We Want Cash,
QR PROMPT TIME BUYERS FOR
500 Packages
PL XI G AND FINECUT
TOBACCOS
AT SUITABLE PRICES BY
J. PIGOTTy
... Tobacconist
April 18-tf
NewCrop Cuba
MOLASSES:
Another cargo just in which we
offer to the trade at
L O W FIO IT BBS
In Hogsheads and Barrels.
feb 27-dAwtf BINFORD, CROW b CO.
Children's Clothing.
QHILDREN'S SAILOR SUITS, i
i j . . Children's Linen Suits, . .
- Childrea's Kilt Suits.
Lien's Clothing.
OUR $7.50 SUITS ARE NOT QUITE ALL GONE;
FineSuitsfor S10, $11.
Very Fine Suits' for $14.
8HRIER BROS, .
apr 29-tf ' " ' '80 Market St
Gents Fuiiiisjiing Owd f
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO OUR SUPERIOR
tock of Imported Hosiery: Gents'. Bro Half
nose, uenis- irancy cotton Half Hose. Gents'
Fancy Lisle Thread Hose: Gent' i.inn tww
HandkercbieSs, Gents' Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs;
Gents'. Gauze Merino liadershirta. Gents' Lisle
Thread Underchirts. A handsome supply of Col'd
Percale and White Shirts Great bargains to cash
buyers. aplCt: BOSKOW1TZ &r LEIBER.
Corn, Hoop Iron. Glue and Sice.
12 000 BnBhels Prim! White Corn. -gQQ
Bdls Hoop Iron, . 1-
QQ Barrels Glue,
Barrels Whole Rice. , ; .
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
: apr 25-tf
FOR THE ENSUING WEEK
At CITIZENS' MARKET, A FINE LOT OF
Sampson County StaUfed Beef which I will sell at
prices to suit the times. Call and see for yourself.
; T. A. WAT8ON,
Proprietor.
f eb28-tf
Du Font's Powder, ,
JLFLE, SPORTING ANDPUCK BLASTING
AND MINING,
In Whole, Half and Quarter Kegs,
' For sale by n r " '
mar 81-tf . t O. G. PARSLEY & CO.
Hats Hats, Hats.
JL HE LATEST STYLES, BILK AND FUR HATS7
LADIES STRAW HAT&
At HARRISON & ALLEN'S,
Aprn 29-tf CityvHat Store.
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