North Carolina Newspapers

THE'lIOEllUlG'Sillir PUBLISHED DAILY, fix , t 0n, year,, toy mu ?ok F. ! - ritv Subscribers, delivered in any part of the jgSSSttJttaai advance. OIJTL.ltl-!. iioo.OOO fire at Jacksonville, Fla 1 c: ansized in East River and fourchil- dren drowaed. Cailist advices t nnJon represent sever 'defeats to VAlforiiw I . Mutiny ' OBtv8choonerVjT-n rJ,ft from New Orleans to London and n , -Krbr a iruiKii. new l uia uiaiActa. Id." 115ail54I; rosin. T. W :L'Ai'2aVAMi $3 wHw,v fcU4 wi. . Ten or , twelve j passengers , aosfc uo i ....mr. , ; ' ; ' In se of State of I Maryland va. BaUIoiora and Ohio Hit i i v.! , ! - v.-; 2' v,' . for taxes, utxiueum duvauuuu ap- peal tfi axeseTlWtm8tmrtlofaaA . . . , si . J i I nMiiT niffuiv inieresiiuK ueuisiuus are aiso i reported by Helegran, Elections fin laleiffh and Charlte7 yesterday for manl- cipal offlces resulted in Conservative victo- j ries, while tbenDiuiswrmw boro DJ' a sroiui uiajuuy, t ilij J. Jin T St. f-1 IlfiMl ,nir T.S"TUni8ntmfiVlK The iiajeigu.' 'fVprqti'. raidp and descriplion of .Beauiort, harbor The Centennial Cantata, wlitch . ... Ufntl .rTvAft irt nhrlni!T'rM! as successfully given in. CharloUeyriflay .rht, will be repeated to-nighLi t si ban n Some rogue- robbed.- .the bed" room of Mr?' Dempsey 3o'&9,!ol Grokls- boro, of several : articles or wearing pna. l rcl. ; -'.- : v".-.;;-::' r' .: The 'Person." county 'Conserva tive convention to nominate a delegate to the Constitutional .Convention will meet Saturday. -: s ii -o ?a . , Colonel Thomas Wrightj of Du plin county. bas in his - possession the pis tols owned uid used by his father, Tbomas MTriut, in the Revolution war. -..,. fi Miss Jay, of New Yorkdapgh-, j terof -Hod. : Joimjayor; evolutionary distinction, has sent the 'Charlotte Centen nial Celebrants,: through Judge Battle. $30. An excursion party pf t the First Colored Baptist Church of Raleigh, num bering some 400, $were jn lown $n Satur day, an'd all seemed to be ' enjoyiDg thera- selves. It is proposed to erect in the nablic square, in the:towh'.bfhelby, a monument, to commemorate the valor, and I heroism of Cleveland counts fallen sons, 1U me law nai. At tlie Conservatire meeting in R tleigh last Saturday night, ex-Judge Bat tle presided, and speeches were made oy Mai.-jGales, Hon.VY..N. JI. Smith and Messrs.. J. B. Batchelpr and F. IL.Busbee. A Coniedermte General'! UeipanH l General Bartlett'a Speecb". The speech of General Bartlett, of Massachusetts, at the Lexmgtou cen tennial banquet, in behalf of peace :and union, has elicited the following response from General .Fitzhugb Lee, wh o was a aistinguiaUa;Voniarai.e eavairy commanuer uunng tye late 1 1 : .1 . 1 ; i 1 . . Richland. 1 . Stafkokd Co., Va., r ' April 27 1875. Gexeral W. F. Bartlett My J dear Sir; In common with many other I ex-Confederate., soldiers, witu uu .feigned pleasure I have -read - the ns- marks recently made by you at the Lexiugton-Concord celebration. Just such soldierly sentiments, gen erously felt and expressed, rwili .do more in a brief space of time. towards J restoring good feeling, fraternity and I teilowship between the two sections, ot a common country than all tne re-, . . . . . r 1 r I coustrueuoo eloquence ot, pouuoat jjai iisaus uein crcu uunug tucoc pasi I ten vears a iriod which vou so I truly say should have been sub liber- tate quietano. lour words in reference to Federal I soldiers are equally applicable to the j Confederate, soldiers,.. forr. they too nave a prejuaice in lavor 01 peace, : 1 AInl'T fnllw orrrua uritli T7An that. f- I 4ween the soldiers of the two creat Jiteiaions of our .great country frater- I inai rtl.itionff wrH RtablisriGfl lono- 1 :ago," and we feel that if such a feli j uitou companionship of sentiment I couid have found a resting place in I the hearts of other classes of people, tlia raKnlMlitAtiMn f 4 Via KAnt Vi .tt n 1 rl 1.1.1.11 III 1. 1 in LIUlXlalL WW . . Ion? sinre hav Wn assured. Its speedy redemDtlon from Dovertv and desolation wdaldwfiavfl followedand I once more, as in years ago, the North would have hadT,heTactivffico-opeTa- tioti of the South" in working-out fflonnnu rlaotimp fMt ttin'ronnKIwi I The science of eovernment has been buHittle understood by those who. holding the reins of - power;; since the' war, hare; sacrificed public property to maintain party supremacy. By carefully fostering the "meaner men for whom power is only ; a syn otijrm for plunder," because, ' having abandoned principle for expediency, they could be added to party strength ; by counseling barsh measures towards ; prostrate citizens to gratifying an un worthy vengeance:-by refusing to listen to the voice of an imDOverished I fcupte, accepting me resuu oi atrial i of aim, and asking to resume a con- -dition of peace and subordination ito I Uhe laws, our rulers have5 retarded the material progress of all sections of "the couhtryandj all classes of its citl 4 ": " . - ' t i ah iu the human body the sound- or aecay or a limo win in time -teuu lo aua correspopuigiyairect i rl3 w- u? iuucuu nuu muc y I the condition of its component parts. f int e . ,r u . I lnerpfnrn whon urn hoar fill KD .nt.i.l trances fall from the lips of one who o lravely bore himself as a federal with i ,fi,i..Q . .Ko a..., . .,r . a ..i now flotrf t Ww.a rav hall in truth be emblazoned with the ;m to men.',' . v., st Ihen, indeed, will fraternal feeling r ; lr 1 17 ri t VOL. XVI.--NO. 37. be evervwher- restored: then, in J,deed, will trade and commerce be re- vived. between all portions of the country; then, indeed will there exist IH lQe nearis or tne people that more perfect unipn which the founders of 'F?"lUi ,ulcuueu) aim iu wmcn u.ie uescenuanis, now renew an affectionatcT allejKiance. ; :Vttb bigh respect,! have the honor .. to be yor obedient servant, FrrznuGH Lee. ' T T "raeia wmirrgs or jonn w, aeaung cuieuy wun iree inougut in religion, have been discovered and will 19 ahnnt in inruor --. Tlie ajan.. fice until fjsnot.jljwiff? fKF Northern (night) mails daily. 71 6:15 V.lil. through andwavfdav -, J through andwav (dav - 1UUS UM1Y UU A. JH. Southern mails daily.......... 5:15 P. M. Charleston direct daily. IV.V. . . 5:00 A. M. Columbia: W:,' , : 4 V nfghf - r, : 5KK) P. M. Augusta " , ;S;; 5K)0P. M. esiern mails . U.,riy ... , x, 0:WA. AU oaturaays . . . 6.-00 A. M. Fyetteville, and offlcps on Cape k, n ear vlTer, Momlavs and Fridays... lX) P; M. Payetteville by CC Kv. daUv 5:30 A. 11. Onslow C. H. and intermediate . offices every Friday .. 4 , V. . . 6:00 A, M. ,' Mails delivered from 7 A. M. to 7 P. M.,- and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A. M. Stamp Office open from 8 A.M. to 13 M., and from 2 to 6 P. "iiL Money order Or Register Department open same as stamp office. ...!.. .... N EV ADVERTISEMENTS. See ad. " The Mystery Explained." H. W. SnuREl-1854; Baker .Whiskies. P. O. Box 537 For Rent. Mathe8& Co. Brick; a new kiln. Heinsbekger. The Court of London. A. David. Clothing; Nobby Styles. . AV. II. Gerken Black Hawk Tribe. Loeal Uou. - In our regular telegraphic col umn will be found snecial disnatches from several of the municipal elections held yes terday. xrn, iTnn Centennial Committee will be held at the room of the Cape Fear Club this (Tuesday) evening, at 6 o'clock. Samuel Hurst, colored,' arrested on a gapias f rom Onslow! county, charged yth larceny was sent ou to that .county yesterday by Sheriff Manning. The City Clerk and Treasurer was engaged yesterday in making out war- rants agaiust persons who have failed to se cure the necessary license tax according to law Iter. Wi S. Black and Kev. J. T. " Gibbs 'exchanged pulpits on Sabbath eveninsr, the former occupying the pulpit of Fifth Street Methodist Church and the latter filling that of Front . Street Church. - The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Benevolent Society will be held this (Tuesday) afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Hall of the Hook and Ladder Comoan v. ; - Dock gtreet between Thu-d and Fourth streets The cases of Charles Henry, George Ellis, Negam Fayne and Mathew Milton, all colored, charged with larceny, which were to have come:up before. Justice yn AmriDge yesterday, were .'postponed untH this morning. - - nree persons receivea me orai- nance -of Baptism and four were admitted 10 cuurcn memoersnip ai me r roni oiree M. E. Churchy South, onl Sunday, and the Lord's Supper was administered to at least two hundred and fifty communicants. . . dies-lovers of rare plants-have visited a private conservatory ki this city which con Jab8 Most beauWul Jsfringe flower which is known as "The Veiled Nun." The flower Mrsescnoecas Deing tne exactrepresenia- KlecIou ofOfflcera. s At a meeting of the Hook and Ladder Company, held last night, the following of ficers were elected for the ensuing year Presid't and Foreman, CoL Roger Moore, Vice President, S. Jewett. I Secretary. -W. J. Gordon vice W. A. Wilson, declined. Treasurer, E. 8. Nash First Ass't Foreman, E, F. Story. Second' " 3 U. Walters. Axemen B. 11. Lyon, J. M. Cazaux, E. Strudwick. O. M. Fillyaw. L. S. F. Brown and x. Juann, - n-ie ana Target siieoune P "The Cape Fear and. Brooklyn (colored) I Fire Companies gave a pic-nic yesterday at CLlljlioiti Ailarge processon,P composed of (he, above companies iu jftill uniform, ac cyuipnied by a baud of music, marcueu the procession at t ttud ou lue airivai of rfjiHoQargetisLxiting (took place. The pessary arrangements had been made and quite an enjoyable day was spent. At the H -, .J T tIlQ target shooting Jos. Howe won the first 'T1 . i. s i i Pr?e .k),f Ge?- W: Bett9 WOQ 8econa wjtwvk l maUraiea Court., A white boy by the name of William Savage was arraigned before Justice Gard- ner, yesterday morning, charged with ob- rtaininff mbhev under false pretenses. The evidence was notsuffleient to convict, aritt 1 the case was dismissed. ; WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY. D. S BUtriet Conru J, The U. 2. District Court for the District of Cape Fear, met in this city yesterday morning, His Honor Geo. W. Brooks pre siding. The following business was traps acted: r -f:-t rrfr'f r In the case f "Monroe Smally Co!" Vat Solomon Levy, it appearing to the satisfac tion of the Court that one-fourth in number of the creditors of the defendant do not pe tition in thfr case,' or do not' appear as peti tioners, and it festher appearing that there" is not one-third in value of the aggregate amount of the debts of the defendant prov able against the estate of the defendant in bankruptcy n-.notionof .Mrf London, x4., ui uuunsei lor tucueienaant, soiomon Levy, it was ordered by the Court that the petition in this cause be dismissed, each parly to pay their own costs. A similar order was made in the case of Kohn, Allen & Co., vs. Solomon Levy. In the case of D. G.'McRae, Assignee, vs. Hottendorf & Hashagen, it was ordered that it be set for a hearing at the next term of the Court, with leave vto citherparty ,to take depositions within three months upon five days notice to the opposite party. Admiralty and bankruptcy causes will be heard to-day and the Government cases will come up on ;Wednesday . r . t , The Grand Jury .will 'be' drawn and charged to-day. Robbery ou Bflddle Sound. fir' it. a The residence of Mr. Jas. A. Hewlett,' on Middle Sound, ia this county, was entered on Saturday evcjling last,' some time be tween 7 and 9 o'clock, during the temporary absence of the family, and robbed of A trunk containing money amounting to about $100 in greenbacks and $10 in specie, besides notes to the value .of $185, , The trunk was subsequently found in the woods, near by, with -a quantity of jewelry, and some papers of value remaining unmolested. Suspicion pointed to one David Nixon,; col ored, as the party guilty of the robbery and he was thereupon arrested and required to give a justified bond in the sum of $1,000 for his appearance before Justice Jno. G. Wagner on Thursday next, in default of which he was lodged in jail, i - - When arrested with the money in his pos session, Nixon declared that it was given to him by a colored man named Charles Harger, to be taken care of for him. Har ger was also arrested and ordered to give bond in the sum of $500 for his appearance at the same time with Nixon. Meetlue orihe County (;oumilIoti- ere. A meeting of the Board of County Com missioners took place yesterday evening at 3 o'clock, present Chairman James Wilson and Commissioners John G. Wagner, S. Van Amringe, Aug. n. Norriss, Delaware NiXOU. , UlC.iW ,i:i'w. Commuuication received from Dr. G. H. West. Ordered ou file. Daniel Shaw's resignation as cue of the School Committee of Holly township was referred to the Commissioners of Pender county. Bill of R. B. Fraser, Esq., for drawing deed for school house in Columbia town ship, was referred to the Board of Educa tion. "x ; ' y ; Communication from the Governor, Au ditor' and State' Treasurer regarding the in sane was referred to the Finance Commit tee. :. ' ' ' Communication from John Nichols, Su perintendent of the State Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution, was ordered on file and referred to the next meeting. ' 1 t The report of the Committee on Hospital and Poor House was received and 'ordered on file. ' ' ' . ; "."'''"' ' Ordered that H. E. Scott, Superintendent of the County Hospital and Poor House, meet the County Commissioners at the above institution on Saturnay, 8th inst,and that he have present the physician who is in attendance upon the County Hospital. The - following persons ' wore granted license to retail spirituous liquors in the County of New Hanover: Herman Teitgen, J. D. Doscher, W. M. Collins, Robert J". Scarborough JJ& H. Oldenbuttel, E. Shulken, Henry, ,Teitgen. F. TV. Meyer,' A: D. "Wessell,' Bi'Olhandt; Taylor & Gra c: Shulk6h,, F. HeniyBbesch CJ HitMohr' & J Bro; i . Jon.. Von DevecV D. Oiling L. Vollers, H. Has hagen, Henry Haar, Charles H. Ganser, William Ulrich and Henry HutaftV ' The report of Elijah Hewlett, County Treasurer, was received and i ordered on file. , . . The Board then adjourned. Jtlayor' Court. The following cases were disposed ofyeS' terday morning. John Hewlett, charged with being drunk and disorderly, submitted and was ordered to pay a fine of $5 and the costs. Peter Batson, charged with disorderly, conduct. Case continued. William Dahney, charged with larceny, was ordered to give bond in the sum of $50 for his appearance at the next term of the Superior Court. ' ' ' . A number of persons were arraigned on the charge of doing business without li cense obtained according to law, in all of which cases . judgment was suspended on the payment QfjcOstsjand back license tax. Funeral Service". ' "r The remains of the late Joseph ' L.' Keen, Sr., were escorted to theii? last resting place at Oakdale, on Sabbath afternoon last, by the benevolent orders to which he was at tached and a very large ' concourse of friends. ' The funeral services j were per formed ' by Rev. James E; Mann, assisted by Rev. "W. S. Black, the, Odd Fellows con I eluding the services at the grave, Aeetlus Carolina Yacht Club.M A large and-very interesting meeting' or the Carolina Yacht Club was held last night at the Produce Exchange. This being the first meeting of the Club this sea son, much enthusiasm .was manifested. An election-of ofHcers foHhe'-ensuingyear was entered into, with the followiag result: Commodore W. A. Wright, re-elected. Fleet Captain 0. A. Wigfjins. Flag Captain-'E. .E. Burruss, re-elected, y Purser W. L. ' Jewet." ! -r " ' " ' Measurer W. A. Wright, Jr. , re-elected. Governing Board Norwood Giles, Wal ter Concy, G. A. Peck. -By a resolution of the Club it was ordered that one Or more regattas take placoin the river before the annual regatta, which takes place on the 4th of July at the Sound. ITo City subscribers. Beginning April 1, Mr. Samuel Davis takes charge of the entire city circulation of Tob MoRSiKtSTAii; and f romhat date, all subscriptions will be payable to him. lie 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- erlbers pay him punctually or not. tf Tobacco. We learn through a private letter received in this city from a prominent tobacco dealer j of Richmond, that the amount of manufac tured tobacco now on hand there is more than two million pounds short of that on hand at the same nerlod last vear. 4'" r': - - Bishop Atklnaae Appointment-. . Washington. . ... i . . , , May Jamesvu!. ..... '...:. ; Williamsiu. . , .... ......... "', Hamilton ............ ...... a .1.. i "Kr. . i f .-, rr r - 1 ft rf'-j jixyjti4.i5ii 0 A Rui Cbhc. NoiRj open for an energetic and industrious young man who would go in the most re. spectable aud paying baalneas of Pbotograpby, and who would be his own boss with ' email capital. For porticalata call W Ht. Geou Nl SbUhmaolan, Photographer, 45 Market street, np ataurs. .. :. may 4 3t ' r Hook. Bi-dkkt. thi moskuw tak Boo- Bind ery does aU tinea ot Binding and Ralbig In o-work manlike m-nnsr, and at reaeonsble prices. !.Mer cb nts and o then needing Eecelpt Dooks, or other work, may rely on promptness In the execution of their orders. TrN8Vbb Priktiso-Ikkb. Invaluable to rail road companies, steamship' companies, banks, mer chanta, man-factorers and others. ' They are en daring and changeless, and will copy sharp and clear for an indefinite period of time. - Having Just received a fresh supply of these inks, wears pre pared to execute orders vromptly and at moderate prices. ' : Copt or TsTntoifiL H-ks ib, o.t May 30. 1874. Messrs. J. & W. ToUey, 99 Maiden Lane, New York Cent.- The 13 Gun which yoa built for me. No. 3033, has arrived safely to hand. Allow me to thank yon for the fidelity with which yon carried out my. instructions. . The general outline, beauty of 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 aa necessary for a man to have a gun built to jneas uremeut as to have a boot so built to ensure a good fit. The pattern 175 and penetration 40 are vary bu Derior. The DatUum is as close as I desire, and the penetration I thfekia seldom' attained, beingjfar ahead of any public record which I have seen. a Respectfully Yo-rs, ' Jt$iS G. W. Doaa-H. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wigwam BM: Kffll frilifi Ho- 5 : I. 0. E.3-I., : . Brkthb-h : You are requested to attend the reg ular Council of tout Tribe, which convenes on the Sleep of 4th Kan. of JT lower .Moon at the 8th Run u. . a., as- , w. j. ait-wii v. 01 xu ; may 4-It. .HU a i ,., ?,;. l. . icrvs i -EXPLAINEDrt a 29 No. Front Street; apr30-9w ; - For Bent. o ,NE OF THE MOST COHF0RTA8LB Six-Room Houses tat tbe city. ' U-KT-w-L-T J.OC-TXS. msy4-St Wilmington P. O. Brick; A KIW KILN, Btlck will compare with the best. Sold at f7 and" 18 at vara, ana si ior aeiivery. ' MATIlES & CO , may 4-It ' Or OLDHAM & CUMMLNG. ' - 1854. BAKER WHISKIES. ' OLD PORT, ALE AND PORTElC! APPLES,' " ORANGES, ' i - and , LEMONS, .. Fresh Groceries, - -,,'.. - by every steamer. I ? s I " . H. W SHUKK, msy4-tf ' '' 81 North Frobt tJt The Court of London, em ths . Mysteries of ii Court isr 'George III. -, '. "j WlK TUB , ' 'v j. j Life and Times of the Prince of Wales, Afterwards George the Fourth. "The Court of London-: or. The Mysteries of the Court of George the Third, with the Life and Times of the Prince of Wales, afterward George the Fourth," contains all the facts and expositions pub lished in a work issued in London in 1830, for which volume a reward of One Thousand-Pounds Sterling is offered for a tangle copy which i supposed to be in America, all the rest having been suppressed. Just received and for sale at ' ' ' HEINSBEBGER'S, V . Hay 44f .' . . Live Book and Music Store. . ; All Will Rejoice. TKARL HOMINY REDUCED IN PRICE TEN X cents per bushel. , Sold to grocers at less than any other mill in the city, t App cents per bushel. , Sold to irs at ve cents for sud- ily to the Cape Fear Flour Mills ana Pearl Hominy -piiCdnac fbwr , -Proprietor, .7. Tub inoiiNiTf q star book bind ery is complete In 'all all Its appointments, and is in charge of one of the most skillful workmen la ths State. - All kinds of Bin ding executed neatly, cheaply ana expeainomsiy. . , Mi MAY 4-187&. 5 - ( ; P lWAWISEMlt3; v- NOBBY ! '- - . TECEIVED TO-DAY Or . Another ot of : '' - Hen and Boys Clothing, ! SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW. v ' I , Those who want r , , . ; . : : FIN E S uits WCi do well to call early before &iey are selaX , - j oii J bjN0tice.-j sil Mi ef the Br Barqnentin "Englishman.'' We hereby eive notice to all con cerned, that no debts contracted hero by the Captain or crew .will he P1 by tne onip or owners. ," ; ' ' , iM o - ALEX BPRUNT SON; ' i ,apr75na Iw - :.;u.. Agents aad Consigaeea. I INSUKANCE. , CI ; PIEDMONT- & ABLIN GT0N , f Life;.I$ Of Richmond, Virginia. t . -i ! . 1 if. - II t.M ! : Over 22,300 Policies Issued. -4: Annual Income Over $1,500,000 r 8UALX. KX1'EN8E, -mfAI-3 JXmBS. 8ECURK "iilfo-l ;iti Kiiu j't , AND GOOD SUKPLUS , 1 on Premiums Cash, Policies IJbtoral Annual Division brsarplnt. i AETHTJR J. HILL, Jr Agent ,. s ' . Office for the present with Dr. T. F, 'Wood. Medi- : : f . . .. f - - - .. - -t . , ft"- 1 !" :'... cal Examiner, on Market street, two doers west of ;....,,,! ,,. f.,;:lj..,r, iil fl 1 4 .,V i Ji Green &Flaner'a dnu; storo, Wilmington, N. (i. . September s-tf ;-', . ; INSURANCE ROOMS Atkinson & Manning. . $70O00p0O Assets .Represented. i f - . FIKK." 1 ; ;:,v;;-. Ins. Co. of North America. .... .Philadelphia.; J ' Phenix Insorance Company. ...... N ew-York. . ,- . Continental Insurance Co. ....... .New York. N? British Jk Mercantile Ins. Co . London.- ; . -Hartford Fire Ins. Company...... Hartford.. t National Mre Ins. Company. ...... Hartfordi ' ! Springfield F. & M. Jas. Co. . .Massacbusetts. . 1T1AR1NE. , , ..i.. Mercantile T.lutnal Ins. Co. ... .... .New York Ine. Co. of North America Philadelphia. ; ' LIFE. - " ' Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co... .Hartford. ; March 3-tf . . . p'NCOURAGB HOMB INSTrrTJTIONS. THE NORTH CAROLINA HOME lXSUIlAACE COMPANY, RALEIGH, N. a This Company coattnues to write Policies, at fair rates, onaUclaiaes of inaarable property. All losses are promptly adjusted and paid. . The f HOME" is rapidly growing in public faror, aad appeals, with co-fidencs, to ins-ram of property ha North Carolina , , . . Agents to all paits ef the State. a R H. BATTLE, Jr., President S C. B. ROOT, Vice President. . SEATON GALES, Secretary. , PULASKI COWPER, Supervisor. ATKINSON A MANNING, Aobhts, -"G! aagl-tf fi j 4 tij. Wiinto.-H.a ItllSCI-LLANEOUS. A Fine Assortment o F WALNUT AND LOCOMOTIVE CLOCKS. JUST RECEiyED AT LOW PRICE. ! GEORGE BONNET'S, ,' aps .Srtt .,.. k; ji Market street. : ;0r ton J?lant ation. . 7 NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS A LL Perrons are hereby warned against shooting, hnnting, filching, ranging or otherwise trespassing on the landw known as the Orton Plantation, In 'the County of Brunswick.' The iadisenmiaate slaughter of name at all seasons snd the incessant depreda tions in other and more important respects, have rendered it necessary to post, these lands; and fair notice is now given that the law will be rigidly en forced against all offenders, s m dec 18-dAw-t , -.' L.B. GRAINGER. Du Pont's Powder, TRIPLE, SPORTING 'AND, DUCK, BLA8TING" ; AND MINING, 4 In Whole, Half and Quarter Kegs, For sale by, .... , . . mr31-tr " ' 'Of G. PARSLEY A CO.' t.J IV 11 t ii':-' III :i l.i. i . . . Parsnips, Beets, PARROTS TURNIPS AND ONIONS, .... For sale at , v"- ' G..H. W. RUNGrs, Northeast for Marliet and. Second Ste. AprilS9-tf . " " ' . Pure, Ooli Soda Water. ; T HAVING LATELY RECEIVED NEW AND Ittt proved apparatus and fountains for the man u f acture of Soda Water, I am now prepared to furnish this healthy and refreshing beverage for the bub mer, with Fruit and Cream Syrups ; aad - warranted pure. .'i':. i'-' .- J.-.-M.i -i ,' v At - S. G. NORTHROP'S ' April 18-tf . .: u Fruit and Confectionery store. ii . . . A. -.ifflu. ' - i 1: Lull ' nolir.u ,-u."n(. h WHOLE ? NO. 2,36. eiyiMlSC-CNEOTJ& . A iTr ir a J -' - I ' -JBy CB02TLY & ko&Rl&. V-W- JJY VIRTUE OF. A DECREE OF THE STJPE- t MvSv V 'iii 1 --( -! . . rlor Court for the county of New Hanover, made on the i lkti. day Eof evember7'8?4l":ln,'tn ease of JohaXondbn od ife Lucy against H. N. Latham "aac wife Eliza W aad TW B Grainger guardian . praying for a sale of the Real EsUte hereinafter des-. cnbed, f erM-t-io-, the underslged,by said decree duly appointed Commissioner for that purpose, will, jOq Tuesday, the 4th day of Hay, 1875. f ' Si at Exchange Corner, In Wilmington, at 11 o'clock ;l '-Ajexpoee for sale i;". ) ;;i 1 -. ' i-y-i mn- i!r:il rut,' u That Desirable Uonie and lMt '- : ' - ; . ;.!' .:y situated oft the north side of Market' street, feet weatwaidly from the' western line of Third stJ-cct," with a front on Market street ef 42 feet mote or less, runBhis back north 132 feet the same being 1 ....!..;. ; . .....i,.:j ,, t 1,-.. , part of Lots , 4. and 6, . Block 106, now occupied by Mrs. Cliff ord. ; Terms at sale, i ,. a K!t . . j t ..- -A.'T. LONDON, Commissioner; h !!ap.-t-ap$16S3 30 sndmay4. ' , - - ' - Bacoii;StLiar Cope, Hay, Flqnr, etc. QQ Boxes. D. 8. Sidesland Shoulders, , . : : QQ Boxes Smoked Sides and Shoulders, ! -Q Barrels ReOned Sagar, ' -., J ; f Bags Prime Bio Coffee, 2QQ;Ral Prims N. B. Hay, 1500 BblS lXUf all grades. : ' ! ; . O A A HhdsNew Crop Cuba Molasses. 100 bbls -iVUNew Crop Cuba Molasses. . , jgQQ Bdls Hoop Iron, ; gQ" Barrels Glue. ' ' '- " 250 6eTOLdH-nd-8-,ItltCiiak8- - ! gQ Barrels Whole Rice , f , 12 000 Basnel8 YtinM White porn. . , . . 30Q KegsNails, . . 200 BasSbot - JQQ Barrels S. H. g,rnp, J-' Bbls Mess Pork, i ! . yjj Tubs Prhne Lea LarJ, v 200BoxeB-ndH-MBoic Candles, . yfj Boxes Candy. 50 Boxes Soda. ' 20 cMen Matches, 100 Boxes Soap. : For eale low by may 3-tf WILLIAMS & MURCHISON. Nice Alpacca Sacks $2 50, pURBllNElI. COATS $1 00, ; : r t ..'-; ; Good Casslmere. Coats $5 CO, DRESS SHIRTS 2 00. i LADrES TRUNKS. GENTS' TRUNKS all kinds of CLOTHING ; J, ! ..VERY LOW. ..... .. i ! : . ; MUNSON& CO.' may tf " ' -':: --. City Clothiera. Every Advantage J0! SSIBLBTO CASH BUYER'S OF ! iPsiinily G-roceries. . LOWEST PRICES FOR THE BEST CLASS OF FAMILY SUPPLIES , , ' Sold in this market. ; CHAS. D, MYERS & CO., ) . may 3-tf . 57 North Front St ' WAEM WEATHEIl v j Suggests Thin Clothing I jTrB HAVE A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Hen's Black Silk Alpaca Coats, MSN'S LINEN COATS AND DRAP DTTE SUITS, ';' Boy's and Children's Linen " AND ALPACA COATS, ALPACA DUSTERS, Qauze -Juris, I-Lneii and Jean Drawers. : -uFA2rzrr lisle thread socks, dczln SHRIEK BROS. ' 30 Market St may- 3-tf i Blolasses, Sfolasses, SXolaises. ;, 200 New Cab Molasses, .- . JO Bt)la.KewCP9a'1 Holasees.' . V", J00 Haa" Classes. ; : : j gOO-Bbis.:, :....; :.:;;! ; 1 A Bbls New Orleans Molasses. i JLU ; v i. : ...,' i . . : . . .. . .;: i -For sale by ' " may8-tf KBKCHNBR A CALPKR BROS. Corn, Sugar and Meal. 3000 BnfnbIs Con " ' - ' s IO0oBuel8Me,, ' ' ' !, ' pJO Bble Refined Sugar, . a. '-J0 Hhds Demarara Sugar. t - For sale by ' , a. !;: may S-tf ' , KERCHNKR A CALDZR BROS. Powder. Powder, Powder. . . 300 pe8d8per(il? Powlr. 490 Kege Blasting For sale by 1 may 2 tf KKRCHNER C ALDER BROS . Flour,- Fl9Tr,Flour. 00 BW Bob.WbiteV Flomr, u . r , a j QAft Bbls Princess Royal Flour, SOS Bbls Bell OUU .Mills flour. t- ... . . ... : s , For saleby' . J may3tf ' KERCHNBR A CALDBR BROS. Medical Copartnership, D R. P- L. MUUPnY . IS FROM -THIS i DATE associated with me in the practice of Medicine aad Surgery.? ( April 12th. WM, J. LOVK. aprl3-oaw3wTu Spring de3 and Iron HUBS, SPOKES, , RIMS, BUGGY WHEELS, Wagon Wheels., 8ulky Wheels. Cart Wheels, Shafts; Seats, Trimmings of J all kinds, the largest aad cheapest stock oi tne snore gooos u xue cuy can be found at tbe ne via jtaiaDiisnea i raware House ef JOHN DAWSON. may 3-tf No. 19. 90 and 31 Market Bt ' J Builders Hardvwe.;; A FULL LINE '' ' At. New Haiware. Store!,' GILES MURCHISON. nay 3-tf 88 Front street" OF AITKBTI8INft, ...ST. - irtr two dave..... f a. i. ...... A' .'44 tU (par day.UU..i,,.y..;J V vecys..Vs. ............ a Of one week ,- ,.,....... 8 M Two weeks....................... 6 M Three wMka.a,i:;.wJU f f . " .esaoatb. ..iv..,.i,m,.. 8 ( " TwomontWJ.A.Ai.iw.WO " Three montli. ....... CO . " SlxmonUiB... . . .. 4Dmmt.:v. i.v..i;.V..v,v.!.i..M Cfl 'V"! V?,r, Adrertlieineiiu taken at prcpoi .... ttonatelrlowratea. ..... Mre Square estimate ai qoarter olosn. u4 . j tan qnares aa a half-column. hi W SCELLANEOUS. Always Ahead V HEW BUTTER 1 NEW JSUTTKK 1 .'; :1 7Tirst of the Season ! Try It None Genuine Without our " Stamp" on it n.:r ' Give Onr New Process Empire " r . One Trial and Yea will Never use Any Other ! ' For medicinal and table nse ws have just received a lot of the- - - o - .... ; VI Voidest Iiqxiorsr; : Old "LondojiDoCk" PTtw-ery 8se sud ohl; .i: ,- i Duff Gordon and Crown Sherry ; :.Jf )?;iJawiaicaItmmj OW Holland Oiafn !, : : - lit rA Tlnnn- A On Rranria1fcia ' - s a. .u . & : . T i: . . 1 ' f and selected with particular care for this market. Send foor samples at ..mXi .'.-- GEO. MYERS'. ap i-tt iif Oil; j -if -ill Atl South Front 8t - . 1 1 Butter aMd Hams; : Go&hea and Cooking. Butter. : ; A FINE:S,T'6C'6f -''! ; '' v i ; .. i.i-.) -. . ', or '.ff (-- ' "Jff- Worth . Carolina and . CanvaMed " -HamS." .r:-. .,,:, " For sale low by . j., ( i.tEDWAItDS & , HAU--. : ? apr 39-tf- , Reading for All. " THE CUT BOOK STORE HAS CONSTANTLY ON BAND ALL THE latest publications of the day. with a complete stock of . .. . . ... .. , ,i .. STANDARD WORKS. Also Appietons, Harper's, The Galaxy, The Eclectic snd Schbner's Lit Kaioner's -iteranr toni Monthlies, t he Bow Bells. Mme Demorests, Frank, Mme Demoret Fashion Books. Leslies snd Gedey's i ' DAILY NEW YORK PAPERS,' jfcc.,? Ac. J 1 . l. Alt for sale at CONOLEY'A YATKS. J. No. 47 Market St. apr S5-tf Wanted, C TO KNOW THAT I it ' . EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT I WILL MOVE my Stock of ' ; k Watches, Jewelry, &c, To ths Store oa the "Comerof Front and Prlocess street st on the 1st of April, where I will open . - A NEW AND FINE ASSORTMENT OF ! Watches, ; Clocks, Silverware j ::-'fl 'if;u ' 'f" . and Fancy. Geods. J. H. ALLEN. , , Agent marSTMf. ITew Crop Cuba A : ; .';, " -jo '" t-- . NOTHER CARGO-'JUST . IN , WHICH i WE . ' - i . .' .'. it , i ff er to the trade at t ' '"''L OW-'' FIGURES : . In Hogsheads and Barrels. . - . ' fob 87-dwtf . BINFOKli. CROW A CO. . " Consumers guppLiED.wrra . t PL U d AND FINE CUT TOBACCOS, Snuffs, Cigars -- ' "--AND-- ' -. Smokers 2 Articles, r : 1 ' : ; By ; I), PIGOTT, . Hay 141 : -iiv. t . .'; t , , . Just Received. J A LARGS LOT, FINE IMPORTED . .- . AND DOMESTIC CIOABS. . . Also, Flae Double-Tlck Nayy, And Other Brands of FlneCncwtnc sjS-w ,T .. .. .. I.-.-: ; Tohaeco. ; H. BTJBTCTTTT.TEB, No. o Market Street joiyae-tf FOR THE ERSUIK& WEEK ; At cttizens' masket, A fin lot of : -. - .- ,-i ..... . . . . Sampson County Stallf ed Beef which I will sell at prices to salt tbelmes! Calf And see for yourself. feb28-tf lYoprietor. 1 We Have a Few. rpHOUSAND DOLLARS OUT ! AMONG ' OU R X. friends snd as we seed money, would be glad to sigh receipts In f nil or on account : : " CHAS. D. MYERS A; CO., , fA7 North Front st. may 3-tr A Hew Paper. -1 THf CHILDREN'S FRIEND WILL BE PUU lUhed every Wednesday, at the Orpbaa Asytnm, In Oxford, N. C. It will enter field occupied by no other paper, representing ao party in politics and no sect in religion; but helping sll parties and all sects te unite in promoting the Judicious education of tbe young, and the continuous Improvement of the old. It will disease the daties and privileges of 'parents and teachers, and will defend the rights and de nounce the wrongs of children. It will explain how our University lies desolate and our Colleges and School are poorly attended, while tbe Stockade it self seems te be too small to contain the vast throngs wnicn crow a onr penitentiary, it will gi BDScial attention to poor orphans, snd will tell tba ve em how to escape their ' present deeradarioa. how to grow up into wise and virtnous men sad women, snd how to secure liberal wases for honest work. The object ef tbe paper is to help all our people to be oaasaaegooa.' race, one aouar a year, erways advance. A few cash advertisements will be ad mitted, at tea cents a. line for the first insertion, and five cents a line for each subsequent insertion. T ssazne advertisement will ot be aiaaerted more than thirteen times, aa a Uve paper can not afford to sing say one song forever. The first number will appear on Wednesday, the sixth of January, 1875. Alt friends of the young are requested to forward subscriptions at osce. lAndress: ; ; ! - - - THE CHILDREN'S FRTEND, jaaS-tf ' .:- Oxford, M. a' i V,'M Tonsoiial Cemoval . E. ARTIS has purckased the stock aad material of James uarraway ana r erlr occupied by him. in 1 Carrawar aad removed to the shop tons plea by him, m tne basement oi tne Parcell House, where he mrites his old friends sad the pub lic generally to call oa him. Best workmen la the State employed, and Shaving, Hair Catting aad Shampooing done at the shortest notice. Try him pi pc si? . i I t'