THEE IIOEJiii G: BTAIL I . "77 - r'" li, ... j-. - . . tv- nV,rf-r.t - 7I. . i......
Una
Six
fares
One
, month, " " I i.v 1
To City Subscribers, delivered La tny Bart of the
gg
Walter H. French, of Boston, -appointed
journal ciern oi tuexxuusB. iioourn
save oau aou wb ywF;--anB i
tow got mad wUU Congressman Bright yes-
...Jon in rnmmittpft rnntn',1iLiL liViivHua -I
icmaj - r
or uBiuiw-v.F,'w;n vjuwu t jc- i
toria at WindsorriWeddesday--- Thoa.M
Aird, EngHsh-pwt,ead, ii TheIn-M
diansnear the jted Cloud azency are near
ly starving. . - A. meeting X)f .represent- I
stives of some of the Great Powers and in- I
fluential cardinals "was recently held ati
Pnme. r -- Two thousand uoMfe inat1
4 W . ....... --; J I
sent to vooa. ; impeachment was re-
sumed yesterday. The banking house
of E. 'Beecher.''Ci,Mbnt'm''i,v
has" failed; ? New York markets::
old il2gall2ir coUon-lSaiSl-i&J
i ixthi tApnpAifnsni 1
? ' ' i iH:Tw i
carrylne. Bletio br. Government 1
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TNorfolk Virginian.l .
After a great rdealVoflB6uirtmnl,!
the truth has at last beea squeezed
at of ex -Attorney Genera Acker-;
man in reference to the corruption j
r mir icBwuiuu y " ' ,? J
ot Wilhams, so now we have General,
rant convicted of, ordering money
, W! ,;,1 5n B,nf f ,I,0 LmuV
two 8ucce88iyiAtt?rne Generals de-
blared such Davmenta illeffat: and r-1
to
,Mrft(T hia exnreaa ordtr hforA thpv
wuum ttutuuuo uj(?uiw ti liru 1UC I
consciences Ot ACKermau ana 4 VVH-
iamsf even, halted, the President
threW Ins sword into the scabbard
and Johnny Davenport, got tho
money, Ihat i the JN ew York cane,
a if VI iiv?f w w oiiaii own Aiivir II vr YY I
NoVth Carolina went Uadioai ar.i.t
ni: : ioro . f . i.7 nn,' I
illCIIlUlUU III lUIAt Alt lU9b VIUU.VUV I.
10 do it. and it was naid ont of h
.United States Treasury. "
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Spirits Turpentine j
We greet our .- contemporary of.
lbs Itocky Jtlount Mail on its fourth anni
versary. - " '-. ; : ; " 0 .. ,
A reduction of rates of freight
has been declared,, and the people along J
the W. & W. lLJi, who were dissatisfied,
are t ow cwnenieu. e t r
gi ne ureensDoro jrazrioi saya a;
near that place. ' j J
Mail : Mrs. Densonl': a verv
aged lady of Nash- County has been At Tsrim of 20O for her appearance rat the ptes
flicted with palsy thirty years, but recently I ent term of the Superior Court, in default
jbe power of speechwas restored and sho
liMS entirelv recovered and is now eniovlntr I
perfect health. ,
Calvin J . " Rogers, once Sheriff
of Wake and afterwards postmaster at Ra
leigh,! was found on-Ins face-dead, in a
creek near Durham, rwhere, he had been
hsuing. Supposed that lie had ant and tell I
msays a Jewi eorresDonaanj. . -
The Washington Echo learu4
that a shooting scrape occurred at . Middle
ton, Hyde county, a fewdays ago. between
a Mr. Credle and lr. Wm. Mann, to which
tbe latter was wounded, by a. pistol in the I
hands of the former"., ! l '. ; . ,
-The Raleigh ConsMufion learns J
irom a reliable source luaimere is an 01a
lady. Mrs. oauie lwgera oyr-name, living 1
ninemiles from that eity. on the Smithfield
road, who is 97 years old, and who has ua- I
derenne a wonderful change within the last I
mnnth or two. The old lady has been blind.
for several years up to a few months ago,
when her siaht suddenly returned, -and she
has lately cut six new teeth in place of I
the old ones she had long since lost.
l Edwin " IJalie theRocky
Mount Mail says: The writer knew him
wll onrt 5nHmflv nrf h never saw a
character so nure. so irentle. so'Dure from I
t arthly stain as that of the good and spot
less Edwin. Ufa life wasbjameless and I
beautiful,; and his death a victory ' O'er j
ma, grave may .inc. rt.amps 01 .ueaven-
thine brightly down; may tbd dews fall
eoftly and. may ; his rest sweet, is the
heart prayer of this poor tribute thii
"long fareweU until EternUy-0j ;
V llson Advance: t current re
K.ria are to be relied on, th Congression-
al Dibtnct,. composed of sixteen thousand
negn, voteis,pd a handful of whiles, will
he lout rolled by a few wire-working white
oHlco seekers in the corning elections ' Hy-
wii:. have to "4u:p down arid out,- and thi
nixiet-11 thousand colored voters will bow
iiieir necka in humble submission to their
wime masters. Atuyman is ruiea oui ior
Broaden in this disuictwhere tbe negroea
have a lanre maioritv. and the only district
in the Siate where they can expect to elect I
ne of their" color. John G'Hara and the r
rest may as well hang their harps on the. wil- j
r
I NEW ADVHUTISKinBN'r.
-s ; . t- - - s , . f .
Gko. Mykks Vhikie8,r&c.' j -L
Kdwakds & HaLt Rice, bacon, &c.
fleeting Wilmington Gas Co..
; ' ' i.e4i 'ttH.n-t? y. ;
Stiver com isjulowly working tt-
sclf ii tu cijculatioa here, and has already
North west winds, coojrand
(tartly cloudy or tjear weather will prevail
in this latitude to-day.;i ; . .;; i
U W Wrn I thatPAha Commia-
('"'' - '-:
Rllinura ..f ll.o W.lu.n Wnrth rmltim
it i t- . . , . .
liailroad met at Asheville IaskTu?8dy,
i . ,i ' ' f r v mi
but that their proceedings are secret. The
intetiBg was in reference to contemplated
changes in the road.. -i i ; s f
:- We were called upon yesterday
by Mr. Thomas V. Brown, who i8iqa-
sunt to Charleston, where he will take
chaige of the- business department of the"
Journal of Commerce; lb6 newspaper to be
started there on , the 12th of May. Mr
Brown is a native and former resident of
Wilmington, and is well known here.
JKetiva at La 000. T
. JTbe citizens of Laurinburg gave ah jenf
-.mututwu uiunutjf uigui man o
benefit of the fund for building raetho -
u bl Liiurcu hi ninx. ninno - i iiprn wiifi ft
S-77717
Ogli-Nj33,.
very liberal turnout on loccasioii.whic
jtith the handsome Teceiots. mni) th f.
fair quite a fiuccesa. The votinrfAlt
joyeatue fun and merriment hugely, -while
me older people seemed charmed with the
mingled! vocal and instrumental music.
nrl!.t. !--."J ' i . . .! . ..
i";"11 y'1 n lraportani, ieature tiie
cuwrwiumenL ana nil went home appa
rentiyf iiterheartpd i.'&j,h2n -xiZn
thereMCl V'MiJol
An Ery irt d in Exciting Han.
Melton, living on Seventh, between
?1611 :Md ; Harnett streets, as getting
to. start to the market with some ' ar-
: , . . . . . . r . i j a
1V" ? jrcoiciuajr muruiug, ueiween
d 0 o'clock," having his horse and : cart
Q front of his. door, and being: in the act
UcId8 box in the JaUei . when his
borse suddenly took fricht an4 darted off
al full'speedowu' Bladen to 'Fourth
"'"P f ourm io iea tross street,
qown lied Cross to Front, and down the
latter street all tbe way to the front of the
Market lloiiae.' j i.lr.,l i.
Sertreant McOarricle. of the tllipH fom
the animal ouiveri nd Riifcinr wiih
excitement and fright to such; an extent
at the time that he could scarcely keep his
feet.; iThe axle and wheels of the vehicle
came off before leaving BroJwyn and
, . , .i . vi i ' .
th horse had only the empty body of the
$mS Mm
ot tbe distance. No damage,! except to
the cart which was badly wrecked
Ktalluff Cloihlnr.
A colored woman, hv the namenf Lnnm
Hall, was arrested vesterdav on1 the nharirn
of stealing a quantify of clothing from
UDfortunate white womnn from
Goldsboro, who gives' her nami as Charity
w v 2 i ' j
uno wuow uuso .
anu wuo naa received tue articles or ciotu-
. - - . .1. ..
u lun t.uai.vu.jr ui-
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woman, when arrested, of course denied all
knowledge of the whereabouts of the cloth
ing, but Constable S. W. Nash, armed
with a search warrant, issued jby Justice
Cassidey, went to the house occupied by
her, on Fifth, between Hanover and Bruns
wick stieeta, where he finally discovered
thearticles hidden under the house, being
stowed away very snugly in a cavity be-
Qeath tue fire.pace.
The woman r.anra Hall.was kihsi nut-nt
charga of larceny, who, after hearing the
Evidence, xequired her to give bond in the
"0r which she wm commuted to jail.
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WOTenolIaC.e.r f ' f
peler Croom, the colored man who was
charRed wUh removing a Magnolia tree
h TT . .
from the lot of Mr. J. H. McGarnly, in
Oakdale Cemetery, several weeks ago, was
convicted o the offence in the Superior
- Court yesterday, J and His Honor, Judge
McKoy; sentenced the fndividiial to pay a
' . t . ... , . .
fine ot $100 and costa, and give bond for
hia. good ..behaviour ? until next . term of
Court; and in case the fine and costs be not
paidat the close of the term, then the de
fendant i8 lo De confined at hard labor in
- - . 1
the county work, house for two years. As
the penalty in this case was provided for in
cnpr5nl ant ' f ho u'nfnpR innlrt not Ym
. - u." 5, s. 5, ; J, '
made heavier. As it is, it is to be hoped
that it will prove sufficient to deter others
from committing such acts "of vandalism
as robbing a graveyard. The penalty ap-
pHe8 lo a vhorremove trees, plants or
. . tUo, umLa : Aa
shrubs, break, the limbs or otherwise de-
face the same.:
A Ntrrew EMspc
Yesterday i afternoon, about half past 1
QcXocK a eioud of smoke -was discovered
tV-. Vi i " . i
Issuing from behind one of the counters m
the store of Messrs. Sol. Bear & Bros., on
Market; between : Front and Water streets,
Upn investigation it was - found that a lot
f undercjothing under one oif the shelves
H-, . , . . , 1
was 00 wh,ch was lastcttmnwnicatmg
itself to the wood work by which Ihey were
surrounded. r Poiiceman rKilward1 i Davis
the sppt,who, not deeniing it neces-
aary to start an alarra, quickly summoned
iagigiance and Iff a few moments succeeded
h - ..;Rit.i,iL - i,.mi rfrnmio
In eiUnguIshingUe .flames. j ,The prppne
I tors of the store were absent at the time
The origin of the fire is a mystery.
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fbe 8trna-e Trial Uotb side Ready
The senior editor of tbe Charlotte Ob
uvrr writes as follows -from vAsheville.
under date of Wednesday, the 26tb, con
cerning the- Bt range case i"A special venire
of a hundred jurors was ordered jester-
day, and they have been summoned Judge
Watta. who tries this case by exchanging
circuits witn judge J. u. uenry,:toid me
this morning that ne tuougut ooin eiqes
were ready for trial, and only one witness
for the Stated-had not put in an appear
ance, and ihat he had issued a eavicu
I for bira laai 'night ;' This convinces me
I that the -trial wi(l certainly take place at
this tern), unless something now nnfprseen
should torli upbeeferitfe is Very anx-
I Smia fnr ) a trial and t . r.an ' see no'ffOod
I " ' T!
reason why the State .should jaot now T be'
; v ill LmV iZZiLL
ready. The case will be called to-morrows
Thn,ft: u-iJf H MKi - !
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BIVEB AND MAHIMB ITEMS.
M":r "i T4-- r
The JParietto Sailed from Helvoet, April
35th, for U)la port. " - 1 -
tThe ainshin'1 p. '??. JW,"Price,
left Baltimore, April 26th, for this port :j
The Brig spAyr, ,, Jensen arrived at
London April 15thj from! ibis por" ; ,.
-i The GermanBarqije jtiewle, Braum,'
arrived ai:Shlds,, ArlSthfrow ; this
ue xxor. uarque 4m', "in'orBeii,
1
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:.; : : WILMINGTON,
-VV OPERA U017SE.
tTTv..' vJoln Coueerl. 4
The ladies and gentlemen who took part
in the "Grand" Sacred and ; Secular tJon
cert," at Thalian Hall last evening, weVe
greeted by a very large and appreciative
audience. " The ente rtainment opened and
closed with ihe renditionjjbyr tbe.Cornet
Concert Band of pleasing compositions,
one of which was arranged for the occasion
by Prof. Neave o Saisbury. ; the Dods
worth of North Carolina. Excepting these,
only two instrumental pieces were intro
duced into the programme, tbe greater part
of the j evening being given ..uptto,. a
number, of -yocal, gems, ; selected
principally5' -'from the German mas
terp,' though, now -; and; then, not
only tbe liquid harmonies, -but even the
rich melodious language of Italy the Land
of Song would thrill thbeajisieners
with its sweetness and power, " We do not
Wsh toiscrimfnate particWlafliy, wherej'all j
was so well done, but one Duo?L,Addio,'by
Donizetti, was so exquisitely rendered that
we forgot we were , listening . to the tenor '
and soprano voices of amateurs, they were
so pure so clear and so full of pathos and
expression: y.';' '-':11 -' ;?!. .
The Duo by two little ' girls was played
in excellent time, and a shower of bouquets
fell upon the stage as they retired some
what hastily from it. ; v;.' ' ' ' -
Another very useful.as well as ornament
al, feature of this fcoocert was the admira
ble way in which the managers looked but
or the financial affairs of the - Church.
Some time before the curtain rose little
girls with- baskets of flowers, and, boys
with neatly printed programmes, were ac
tively engaged in selling them to the audi
ence. We Judge, therefore, that as rounds
of applause succeeded nearly every piece
of music, and, as the house was a full one,
the pecuniary, results of the concert were
as successful as the musical parts of it.
The stage was arranged with great taste, '
and the perfume of numbers of rare flowers
mingled with the "concord of sweet
sounds." " . - .
Baperior Court.
The following cases were disposed of
yesterday : . -
State vs. Alexander Mclver, larceny.
Guiltyl Sentenced to three years in. the
Penitentiary..
State vs. George Williams, assault and
battery. Guilty. Sentenced to the Peni
tentiary for three yeurs.
, Statev. Andrew 'Laspiere rel. ; al , lar
ceny, two cases. Not guilty. , . ,
StHte vs. Peter Croom, removing a tree
from the Cemetery.. Guilty., . Sentenced
to pay a fine of $100 and' costs. If fine
and co8la are not paid at the end of the.
term, the prisoner will be confined in the
Work House for two years; also, required
to give bond for good behavior until next
term of Court, rf--t 1
State vs. Ilenry ShrTver. larceni'. Guilty.'
Sentenced to five years in the Penitentiary.;
State vs. George Gripp, larceny. GuiltyJ
Sentenced to ten years in the Penitentiar3J
State vs. David Davis, larceny. Guilty.1
Sentence not yet passed. 1 7-;- r
Tbermomettr Record
The following w ill show the state of the
thermometer,-at the stations mentioned, at
4:30 P. M., yesterday,' as ascertained . from'
the daily bulletin issued from the Signal
Office in this city: ! i
r AugusU, 80; Atlantic City, 54j Cairo,67j
Cape May, 5C; Charleston, 75, Cape Henry,
78; Cincinnati, 66; Galyeston,;83; Indianolai
81-; Jacksonville, 78; Key West, 82; Knox
ville, 62; Xynchburg 66;;;Memphis, 70;
Mobile, 81; Montgomery, 76; Nashville, 73
New Orleans, 80; New York, 59; NQrfolk-
St. Louis, 64; Vicksburg, 75; Washington;
glWjlmhh; ; j. pTQIHi
An I naane Colored .Woman. ;
A young colored woman, by tbe name of
Delia Gardner.was arrested yesterday morn
Irig, by p6cerialccharged h act
ing disorderly on the streets. Delia is evi
dently not responsible for her actions. Her
conversation is very ' wild arid scattering,
leaving no doubt that she Is laboring under
an attack of insanity," which, though not of
a very serious type, is calculated to render
it unsafe for her to be allowed to go at
large. . She,was furnished quarters at the
station house to. await the arrival of ( the
Mayor. ; , ; !r:iu'ur: :. '
Funeral (crmou. 1
,' Kev. N. Andrews, formerly, of this
city, but now a resident of-Wayne county,
is here On a brief, visit t and. will preach the
funeral sermon df the late JameSFleet-at
the Fifth Street . M. . Church,, to morrow
Sunday) morning, :at otelock?
:?A--xi i i ' 1 aa-i. - ... r
rim
Blabop AlKloion' Appointments ior
-J' fat in a'latioB
1ayetleviUeaft . : May 6, Saturday.
Rocknsb, ;w7Sf fiw-is.4fi' Sundays
.-;uianop i7PiBBwirpiaint
Weldohi-Saturday: April 29. ;',! ?
A i .-1
Halifax Sundav. ADril-SOj;
'; Collection in each congregation i for Dio
cesan Missions. via is?j k
M Appointments of Rev, -W. S. Blacky
Prpjiidmfi- Elder, for bis second rouudof
ffuarterl ileetihglphlhf WjlmingkM J)is- J
tnct ior me memoaibs xs. vuurcu, douiu,
the present Conference year: i
j'Mias.,at Fair BluflVrri III pril; 2980
Wilmington, at Front Street, May a 6-7
Kenansville, at Rtehlands, May 13-14
Cokesbury, at Cokeshury, e JUay a 021
Smithvinlat -4-! rMayi.W28
Onslow at Queen's Creek, i June 8-4
Topsail,1 at Herring Chapel - June vlO-11
Elizabeth, at -. ... , , 4 Johft, ;i7-18
1 TrTKDDIMO CASOS AND VISITma CAKDS
augll
PriatiBK and Pabliahinx Haua.
77; Pittsburgh, 65; Pnnta Rassa, 81; St;
"NiTC.; .TOSrt'MlS
rie 'Miu.''.!i ? - ; vrs '
, The -mails will cloise' at the Citv Post-Of
fice until further notice as follows :
Northern (night) mails for ail points North,
,.Ja8t and West of , VVeldon, , . r, . , . s
t uuuy ni. ....... v. . p . ...... . 0:00 x . jil.
. " through and way (day) V- -:t ' 4 ;
''mails- dailviexcept Sunday, ' 6:30 AJ M.
Mails for, the N4 C -.Bailrbad, ..ji iihmUi-
and. routes .supplied, s there-, , ;. v . .
from., at. i. . . .-. . 1. . , . , .. 1 0:30 P. M.
Southern " mails for alf points , ; ' ,
South, daily. .; a v; 5 u r M.
Western mails.C.R'y) daily -(except
Sundays,i,v.i.;r. i;'. 650P. M.
Fayetteyille, and offices bn Cape ? i
Jt'ear - iuver, Mondays and, ,
Fridays. :.t ..; . .v.;. . ...... 1 :00 PM.
Fayetteville by 0.0. R'y. daiiy ; -1 ' ;
(except BundaysWi". ...V.. : i5:30 AT. M.
Onslow .Qj H. and intermediate, i;-- ,13 :
offices every. FridaT..t. .6:00 A. M.
The Smithville mails, bv steamboat, close
at 8 A.' M.', daily, except ISundayS. ' ' '.'
EMails- for .Easy Hill,, Town Creek, ' Bell
Swamp,- Supply and Shallotte, every Friday
at 6 A.;M.-..U--5iii5J : ; .. ;
Mails delivered from 6:30 AJ:M. to 7:15
P. M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A.
Stamp Office open from 8 A M. to 12 M..;
and from 2 to 6.O0 P. M IMoneyorderfor
Register Department open same as stamp
Office.: .. ' ; ; i , . .
Stamps, for sale at general delivery when
stamp office Ts closed. ' "j ' Jii'-' ,u
- Key Boxes accessible atr all Jhours, ? day
andnightt;';i(!ii,m -t bhi h..
Mails collected from street, boxes every
f Persona -of aedeatary habtta, and overworked,
find ia Dr. Bull's Vegetable Pills a sneculc for want
xf Appetite, PaJplution, Debility, - Coaatinatlea,
ana man otner nameiets aumeata.. At ine orng
scores. . -f v . .
..Book Kindkit. 1-h Moaania stab Book Bind-
ry doec kinds of Binding and Ruling in a work
maatike maiii:.
and St reasonable ' prices. Mer
chants and ethere needing Receipt ' Bookn. or other
work, may rely oa
heir orders. .
promptness fa tbe execution of
TBAjKsraa PBiHTiHa-lHKS. Invaluable- to tall
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mar
chants, manaiactorera and others. They are en
daring and changeless, and wQl copy sharp and
cleat for an indefinite period of time. Having Jnst
received a fresh supply of these ink, we are pre
pared to execate orders promptly and at moderate
price. ;v,"'-5'-j 1: - -:;! -
M ABBIRD, ;
KOK0WSKY GERKEN.-On tke evening of the
:.k l. . .Wa U.IJ..U . .t. A V.I.1-). K
the Kev. O. D. Bernheim, II r. Henry Kokoweky and
.buss anna Caroline ueracn : no cams .
DIED,
DIckSEY. In this citv. on Friday mornfn?. tbe
Stthlnet., Wellington iLnnmerasn. only son of P.
T. ana r. A. liicuey, agea a monws ana 5 aays.
The friends and acquaintances of tbe family are
respectfully invited to attend tbe funeral this (Sat-
urdaj) aftcrneon.. at Z o'clock, from their resi
dence on Queen street, between 5th and 6th, thence
t Oakdale Ceaejtery. '.U VVu'
ALWAY. At 10:55 o'clock.laet hhiht.Mr8. A. E.
Alway, aged 73 years.
Her funeral will take place froia the First Bap-
tint Church at 4 o'clcck this afternoon. Friends
and acquaintances are invited to attend. :- -
i W t AlyERTISEMENTSi '6
Wilmington Gas Light Co.
TllE REGt7LA ANNUAL 1IKETINQ OF THIS
' 'is.-'
Company will be held at tbe Company's Office on
MONDAY, May the let, atlO A;M; ;
M CHARD J. JONES,
Sec'y and Treasurer.
ap 9-2t
, Hathorn Congress Water.
S3 00 PEB CASK op FoUR Doz-KAcn-
i NSW PRUNES, 13 LBS, FOR $1.
NEW PATENT PROCESS FLOUR-BEST IN
THE WORLD. j
GEO. MYERS',
aP29-tf fj i
11 and 13 Soma Front st.
Hand-Made : -Sweet Mash
WHISKEY. !
Only C3.00 per Gallon
- WARRANTED BY TEST.
v -: :t r. . .; - : ' j
Purest for1; Medicinal Use r in
this
11 & 13 South Front St.
ap29-tf
; G-olden SeedyRice,,
For sale by
a?C9-tf EDWARDS & HALL.
H f-l V-J
3doysters,
?lForsaiebyKc:Ul;,.
EDWARDS II AIL;
10,000 IbiCNo. 2 SKottdersi
Fersaleby;';',
r'!,' v. : ; ;'eiwards & hall. I
'aps-tr
f.ii
f,
inetodraacy
I TAKE GREAT PLBA8URR IN ANNOUNCING
to the Ladies that 1 have returned home, and
flurlng my absence I vkked ail the Leading Empo
riums oj rai:n.on ia new- iera, mnaaeipnia ana
Baltimore. and witnessed teveralof the Grand
Openings, ana after a careful examination-of the
popular Stytesj I purchased ' -..- yi..u-..
"AN EXTENSIVE AND BEAUTIFUL 8TOCK: 6F
FRENCH MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
la all 'the LATEST PARIS DESIGNS; in Laceg.
Silks. Ornaments. CreDe. Ribbons. Pattern - Bon-
nets, French Flowers and MourningMillinery, Km
broidering, Ruffllngsv' Ruching. Fans, Parasols,
Kid ilovei", Zcphsr Worsted, and the Celebrated
Tin-Too Pompadonrs, with an elegant eel. ctlon of
Neck-Ties in all the Newest bbadei
lades and manv
other Novelties too numerous to mention; An early
inspection soiiciteo. ' v ; w , s
Vartetr store, A Warket t.,--'
ap9-tf nac Mrs. L. FLANAGAN. 1
4 i
ITotice.
SV.'. fa.H
VJOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN THAT ALL R
AH- tau uqaor tieaiecs nw coma iorwara,vmaka
application and renew their LiquortLi censes, s
ing to law oar before the first of May, 1876.
ah delinquents will be liable to heavy, pen
accora-
vy-penalHet.
. . - r, UJtOKUJE W. JHJU1U)JAUA, i
KAU2
Ilolaccca. IIolacrTs
'(. 0(n; !K'8TJGAB3HOUSB;, '
For sale by
J ' ap tJ-tt
f KERCHNER A CALDEH BROS.
!T"SMALri PAci
apS9 tf
ui toflaruicraiuii- afc
TE! COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE BX
. A isting between the nndersisned. under the firm
and style of W. U A U. M. DART ia diseolved.
- All matter of , buslnets pertaining to the late firm
will be settled bv W. H. Jnrt. who Hlnne in anthers
ized to feign in liquidation. ' - - W: IL DARry
rrWK UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
J. 1
Business in all ot ito branches at the o d stand.
solicits
aiing a
inded'o
ting a continuance of the patronaze heretofore
extended o the Id finovn ;s; ! fi'.lu- to--W,-ti,
ap7 4w
" 'Joopnal aod Review; ecpr.--.v .-;
$5;
B
UYS A GOOD ALL-WOOL FROCK CO AT. T ,
- --"V , -
ill BUYS' A GOOD VEST. ' . : .
' A at earner now on the way is bringing FLANNEL
UITS at,$lQ5J. ; --1
ap ST tf V 'j s . Clothiers and Merchant Tailors. '-'
Novelties for
SILK AND FELT HATS I
Ltadies' and SUsseV IIats, .
7 -- --n' A.T 7 '
HARRISOX & ALUEK'S. '
;PMeii'lc;.,5L. ! FrontSta
:iOJl.
NGINE AND" BOILER OF, STEAM TUG
JAHKs MUKKAY. -Cvunder 18x20. ' Boiler
With new tubes. Hull is some worm-eaten,, but with
some repairs could be made to run quite a distance.
For further particulars address : - i.i
ap5-Sw P. O.Box 591, Wilmington, N. C.
v Corn. Coriia ii Corns
; j iAfth BUSHELS CORN, 2
; - i
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ap yr-tf x
For sale by
KERCHNER CALDER BROS
Plonr. . Flour.
OA A hbla BOB WHITE FLOUR.
200
400
: BELL HILL
" FLOURS other grades.
For sale bv
ap 27-tf i KEROHNSK & CALDER BROSl i
Money Saved
Is Money Made !
J ' AND I AM DETERMINED
To Offer such Bargains
' -J 'r'-r -'s - in . . "
Men's and Boys' Clothing,
I ' THAT WILL ENABLE
ALL! WHO BUY OF US TO SAVE AT LEAST
' TEN PER CENT. " ':
''r--:':: h -.i,, ': A. SHRIER, ' '
P 27-tf ... ( ,,, . :.; 33 Market A)
Picture Frames.
ALNUT. PLAIN AND CARVED,-
f i : RUSTia every STYLE and SIZE.
MOTTO and other Frames made to'order from the
very, latest ctyles of Mouldings. ; 5
t5y Order for Framing will meet wlth'prompt
attention if left at ", : " ' .
, , 5,; YATES' BOOK STORE, c
apgs-tf Market Street
Full Lines of Heats.
Backs, Bellies,' C. Riby 8. Clear, : L. Clear, 8. Cored
enoniaers ana uma. u, a. saonldera,
Smoked Shoulders and Smoked Sides,
:-and Pickled Pork, Smoked and -,
Dry Salted, of everyjKind. , , , .
15,000 lbs. H. C. Bacon.
1 j HAMS, SIDES and SHOULDERS. - ;
Potatoes, Onions, Apples, Oranges and Lemons.
1,500 bWs. FOTir,
ALL GRADES. AND WARRANTED SWEET
Soaps, Matches. Candles, Starches, Sodas, -
f i - ww wn vm - i
'JiL.l
20& bbls. Suffard;
A& C,TC, CRUSHED, POWD'D, DEMARARaJ
loo itud;. Holasses,
Cttha, New-Orleans, Sugar HouseGoiden Dxips, Ac j
Every Tblng a Grocer Kccds.
Jrackerg,' Cakes, 'Candles, Nnts. Splcesj FruitsJ
sr, Cheese, JrdVCanried Goods of every
a, Wood .and Willow Ware,: Brooms.
Jmoking and Cbewlng Tobacco, Cigars
lOescnpuon, wooc
'Brashes. Bmokins'
crvt 'fffe'iUoaaan.'cj s n -i
i liquors a specialty, .r t
Only Reliable Brands kept, and ALES. PORTERS
- ana 4.uju always on nana.
Qit?it ""L'.iJ - ADRIAN A VOLLKRS.
apl6-tf r Corner Dock and Frontstreeta.
Cool Summer JBeverages
"PERSIAN MRAB, LEMONADE, M 4pAuvii
aadfeODAWATRR, whh a large variety of 8Y-
n u rj, among waicn e tiaca, iu:a u range or Mal
ta, Orgeat, Nectar .&c r , . , i
l?ij -.U-.iVAt i'it C'X,NORTHRbP'8'f J
,apl6-q, J r Krnit and Confectionery Store,
I1 Scales. iv Scales.7; ;
Wishing to (close -out the scales
I hare oi) . hand, J wjll sU the same AT COST FOR
CASH, and wtu guarantee hem to ba as good as
any lntnemarKet.
"H " t-' GEO. A. PECK,J ' !
j mh 88 tf i isu f. v . , JNo. t5 tonth Front 8t f
t. r
NEWEST 'DESIGNS IN SPRINQ
( i'j'l .t'T -)l !V -ii 1 f I li. .' 1
5 Dress Goods.' 1 i ;:
. . i. -..(r ',, if. .Ill
ANI) P.ENpID FABRICS , IN
;:i:diiimg,&oo( i
-j SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON."- r
if;
i . - . . - - . .t
i
At
!"s jr. &.H. sAnsoK'8, .
ap!6f I . f : . .. .) ; 43 Market Street
- . . . r
7 CornHay&d;-"':
4000 u"pnm6UteCon Vt; i
iDAA bales choice; Eastern Hay, ki j,iji i
i 5Q bozw aWeay
ISKA bags Rio Coffee, 'j'' j
,V OUTTH Viy v,.,x t.iy7,f .
;Sf100k5?s,liai,,o'Jl ,n ,r""f s'il'-Y-i
mOA bhl Freeh Lime, OEment and Huter ,
,fii , ."Tac.fBahi Lyeiaadles, &i J '
ap 8-tf '
ft WORTH.
WHOLE : NO. 2,t92.
7 tMISCELLANEQIJS. (
M. CJROKLY, Auctioneer.
" ' : : BY CRONLY A MORRIS. '
Pi?mssi9nert.S,ale.ofBeal
AN. PURSUANCE OF AN- ORDER ANU TH
creeof the "Superior Court of the conntv of Rn.ti-
wlck. made, on the day of if arch. 1876, in the
ctrabuu uiuvcts ioi; pDamK ia raia ujon. in me case
of. WUhamT Walters, Richard KraJley,- William
d- uuea iuiu uuii b, n pane, u iq t'ontm-ssioner
tor ti ai purpose appointed-by aid order; I.wi a. on
SATITRDAY . the 221) t)A Y OP a PkTi . .t tk.
Conn House, in the County -f New Hanover.: ex-
pose w saie, oj puoue auction, iuh iouowiirg de
scribed TRAlT or PAKCELuF JLANIi. situated in
the county of Brunswick, On the eastern side of
jagie s leiana, opposite to tne city of Wilmington,
and butted and bounded as follows, viz: On th
4sast oj
tractOf
S. Green.
at law or devisees of the late Isaac Northrop : on the
West by Alligator Creek, and oa the' North by land
now or lately the property of William L. Berry,and
formerly belonging to the late - Thomas H. Wright
containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES, more of lefs.
One-fifth of the tunluua irinncnr tn ha nrtil In .h
and the residue in three equal .Instalments.' payable
fenr, eight aad: twelve months respectively after
e day Of sale, rach deferred navmenta tabesr in
terest from day of sale, at the rate of eight per cent
per annum, and to be secured by the promissory
notes of tbe purchaser the title to bo reserved ub
til payment of said notes, tbe purchaser having the
right to pay the same before maturity. -
'7; ' - - W. A. WRIGHT, Jr.;
r Wilmlngtea, March 3-tds Commissioner. .
& The aiove sale is postponed untU,WEDNESDAY.
MAY 3D, 1876, at W -o'clock, M M Motif Z.
ap aa-tos - ...... - ,
Ilortgage : Sale.
r.'s ...
B
Y'virtud of the power contained In ' a Mortgage
exeented to me by John A Taylor and' wife, dated
d Jane. 1869, and registered in Book W. WS pt 'go
447, Records of New Hanover Coanty, I will fore
close said mortgage bra sale of the premises there
in conveyed, at 1-aDiic Auction, at Exchange Cor
ner, in the Citv of Wilmington, on tha.RTH DAT
JULY NKXT. at 11 o'clock, A. Mj ,
oaia mongagea premises are tne well known RE
SIDENCE Of tbe late said John A. Tavlor. sltnate
on Market Street In this'-city.and running through
to Princess Street Terms Cash, t
ap 7-SJd , DAVID G. WORTH, t-
XY VIRTUE OF. THE POWER CONTAINED
in a certain Mortgage, executed to me by the late
John A Taylor and his wife, bearing date 9th May',
1868, and registered In the Records of New Hanover
County, In Book W, 498, 1 will foreclose said mort
gage, by sale of the premises therein conveyed,
for cash, at the Msrket House, in the City of Wil
mington, cn TUESDAY, the 16TH SAY OF MAY.
1876, at 11 o'clock, A. Mi j
ins iaj z negins on tne soutngrn line of Princess
Street 80 feet iBastwardly from the S.E. intersec
tion Of Fourth and Princess Streets, and man tub
wardly60feet by 130 feet deep, i
r , -: i i . W. 1 STEELE,
ap 25-201 7 j .-V Mortgagee;
;V,Tax Collector's Office,. . -" '
NEW HANOVER COUNTYqApril 24, 1876.
TAX-PAYERS, WHO HAVE NOT SETTLED
their COUNTY TAXES in full for the year 187S,
are hereby notified to come forward at once and pay
the balance of Coun
due, the collection of
which was restrained by
v -;. -his .-.
If such balance la sot
the FIRST: DAY
OF JUNE. 1876. the uro
il be .levied on, ad- J
vertised, and sold according to law.
To receive tbe same. I will attend, at tut OfRne on '
HUBUAIS. TU1SSDAXB, FRIDAYS and BATUR-
DAYS of each week.
ap25-ael'
Ji)- - r AiB.' BLACK, ;w
... . Tax Collector. .
Fifteen Cents
WILL BUY A VOLUME OF ;
LORD BYRON, SHAKSPERB,
y W pr MOORE'S WORKS, ' :
:ud ; From ' S. JEWETT, 1;1
; ' ; Bookseller and Stationer.-, t j
aprfiat-tf : - .-. .ii 37 N. Front st.
: u: Coal and" W$ba,"
fV BEST QUALITY, ;
, DELIVERED ANY WHERE IN CITY,
AT LOWEST GASH PRICES.5
O. G. PAR8LEY CO., ; ,
Cor. Oraneeand & Water 8
ap 9-tf
.. . .in if,'.
Improved German ' Potatoes.
' y- NEW ASSORTMENT OF ' r-?-f?
Brl ss & Brothers' : Tegetanle)
i-r,vjn-s.tm r.t; ;iftMn ?':?;.-M;a fi-'j-j; 4
;,.AtwU -.. ,,..,!,; a. Hi W. RUNGE'S.'r
aplO-tf N. B". corner Second and Market st
Wanted,
JL COMPETENT . AND KYPRRIENCED MAN
to overseer a Turpentine Farm tn South Carolina.
u Beat references required,' For particulars address
, .. t - . . J. n. AlUUCK. ' i
ap7-3t v Miltett,Pdrt Royal B, B.;s. Of J
CLOTHING-!
Tbe VeixLatest Styles!
TTlie yteJ?ripe8j
JL." 3D -A.;:Vi 1 3D'S
' 1IERCIIANT, " "! . "
T A IiL O R AND CLOT II IE R
L
Established 1841.:;t !i
Patent Champion, f.-t
Bur glamd;1 Fir (BrPropf
Vlaiilts and Sobrj
inij ii ii -1.3 Fni;ALSOnp5 im f-iiaai
. '.i Jli'i'jo ,'i;v !'(;! V "?:! i-
' !lll
,nrCrm?coxst:!
Wl;Wrpadwa
til - :' ' si;' iiv1!'
56-60 Sndnryt., D6on. J
1
it i
JL"'
LuiYlS ebic ,eta in -a 1 a.l 4..a twlntmonta.
aad la hi charge tit oae of ti e most skiUial workmen
in tbe State, AU kinds of Stadia exeented.aeaOy,
cheaply aad apa4.ttouaJfr'-----:f-------,.--r-.',i-i:vr;, .
Tax
dfertv wil
:'.vBveoay6.rii;i-itixi..i..-;-. Oi
. -ona week,. 3 6f
t-m two MUJ3zltti.'u.'-iai:s or ;
.i4fJThre weeks... ........ 6 6
One tnonUi.Uf.AA,Zfiil.l 8 Of
" Two months.... ..........15 OP
; Three months....;; ;. ..ss oo
f Six ihont.5Aii...-:wy...85 00
ooaWy low tatet.t.'r-M'-': -
t jrave squares estimated as a quarter-column, and
ten squares ss a half column, f- .. -
,.: j ruiwu request, tne Beantirni j s, ; '
fi I ik?: Win be MjaateL f or tne?liMtrtleB7 u4 h
MOaAlPpEirEVtNGlWAt; ltv
Fflie Mnfeio adfieOTerv4r6norifev Iil3
JFaaoy LiftU ff?,jaB4yprh,wt
. , cnorca.: )c. .-;
"TICKET SrXFfrtttb cf ii'nvfc,;t 7.r
the Honee w;tho,nt extra -cHaree. to. bh had t Yates5
Book Store and at thedxr. " an SS-8t; .
it
HAVE YOUR BOUSES ,jFRESCOKDaIN ANY
style to suit' yoursdC i J " . 7"
ANB -ASTONISH EVERYBODY E tSE If j t 0 1
:??w4f'-,U - f ' t Justthink ,of IT, I
$.19-00' Oi.$ 00. -.,T-f ' i,.!i,K-,f;
All kinds of BORDERS. "PAKWHra- rrin-K-tL
2 Honse and glen Painting la aVita hranchel. Life
Size-Portrait Painting In-oll paint A public boon.
f& Genuine Kalspmining in dnrabfe colors and
all shades and tints, and at lower nrlm thin kn.
Other firmcsfl posstWy eontpeta whh.w ,iH oi
At v . BUEPAKD'S PAINT SHOP.
SHS9a0tUib SOG m nPrincess Street;; ';
10.000 BJf f0? iuV.
3000 mi 7
QQ JtlfF:" pablMOLASES, ;
iOUU" 'hT am7i J
iljt jl
400
Sneeting.andiyarns i
LAKE GEORGE, lEBANpN A.. rijtJi ysr ..r
AND MANCHESTER SHEETING, Ti l '. ;
'V !'
... ; AND LITTLE RIVER YARNS-
A large lot of CORN SACKS, made of HEAVY
f , SHEETING. iFprJstrength Jand general , p-. ,
pearance far superior to the old style Corn .. ;
, , Basv. i OideraapianTJBS (;.--''-
j ; FACTION GUARANTEED, by
Ji
ap 22-tf J , .;, WILLIAMS MURCHISON.
THE BEST AND.' LARGEST 'ASSORTMENT
X of WEEDING HOES ever in the city.
: -Wo .have a Hoe with the bevel on the top side,
jast as it should be. which we warrant to stand the
WE ARE SELLING AT BOTTOM PRICES. r
Call and examine at the New Hardware Store of .
ap S3 tf - - .GILRS- ITJRCHIKON.
f '
u fi W Qpdy i&OTaipei u
OENERAL CQMMISSIPN MEBCHANTS,Oorner
Princess and North Water streets, Wllming-'
We will condact our business with the determina
tion to establish a firtt aiaaH tiicUy:Conuaisskn
House, and to give entire satisfaction to n all who
Uaytfavor.ml wftb their atrotiarat-.! )Uirt 5 tf'
r - T '.-- ! r V tt,1Ai.lff fl i I -!'.i-j,, n
TTROM SHELBY. K C SUPERIOR
-Pwiu: vi ttmpi)mm rhink.wto
e reepecuuuy ass aitcniion ie mis
i - . a uu I iiraui iiuui bu
DoiYou DnnfcTea? f
J ANOTHER yOLUNTARYiTETIMONIAiV!
'"it- ...f .... . - r fAVA'AUiMli
unA at. rw.
"BEST TEA, I EVER DRANK IN MY LIFE." .
ii t .
lvll ..ijii It ei.u j -tw.t;
4 :OU7f'
idjtry omi
' .Tea Drinkers shoal
oar
,IT IS NOT, CANNOT Bjb 1914 by any, ether par
ties here. ' .. -,':. ..
SAMPLE ITrrYo;aB jrara tp llkf iu r,ij , j
w CHAS. B. MX JKS & CU. i
: U ,-Hi.ia?'ak"iJI aiJSorthiFrpat t t.j
..Ji
r
:,!il
rfiS lo ib;i ffTf WT55fac 4 cOj
77M,,7.??n 'fwXnh. :; wtv .
april 23-tfDAW ' f J and 7 North Frent Street
Pearl 'Hofiliiny.,
jFedrr Hoiiiiny !
jusf,&Wu
7:.-. j. v r., try it.. ,7" . ; -. 7 : ;
.7-::.;:8nyfJW:.:...
ap 6-tf- .. . :. ' f t j ; j f r Agents p Uie,y iU.
H FaanKsV 'Scale";'
npOBSTVEKWAD,E;f;?i -.tt HU
A - , BUTCHERS' CLOCK SCALES.
;'" Counter 'Scales. 'Grocers Scares, Cotton Scale. -Tea
kcales,' Side-Beam Scales in - fact, every kind
of Scale that is wanted can be found at1 thatJla iftt-
JLY MRS. E..D. E. N. SOUTJJWORTB, BEING
ELF-MAbfffer.'OU OF THtJ fiEPTHand
now lssaed for Ihethat ia Rook Foniw1tIt apor
traitof Mrse Souihworth. engraved on, Steel, from
'a PhotoeraphjuBt taken or nei-. Bcanilfally" bound
in Morocco CtotiLsSZiJt Wii$ Jl iotlji C
ap:
u-u - uts xsook ana jsm ic 1
lore:
m null
iusan e'i'j 1 ,.iniino .
TO -ALL COHCnillTBD.
j'ci'wr 7'.:
q ifj3? iPIiATi3 WAR3 Al'JlWRLRY,
I n; ' Jewelry StotsdmerFraat aid Prmcess stA - ;
f-W -aav HJUOt aV lUM sawnv afaawa vwa
and exTiine before buying elsewhere t , . -n
trWatchev, Clocksf-and Jewehy caMfally Re-
aairea ana warranted ior twelve montas.
febia-tf
Aent
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