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TTTP. MORNING- fcTAft J - 1 " - I unm mi -. ?-" "m. n& I H H, VI I It I A hf bllips- six months, ' Three month, 1 One monm To CUT I city. Fifteen uot authorized to in advance. Hayes willaot say what he will do a to South Carolina am4 Louisiana; hyo must form his CfcUiaaTaad consult with them before he takes any Mftpr, rtim4 also savs that Chamberlain has been ad- T vised that hia resignation would be able. Great dissatisfaction the Graat Rails as to the supposed Cabinet. It is thought Stanley Matthews, who is to succeed Sherman, will be the1 Hayes lead In the Senate, Strong combi nations against Schurz and McCrary. Mr. Bayard made a powerful speech in the Senate. DestrocftTe fire in New York; Jon half s million. -Johanna Jacoby, a noted German politician, is dead. A consistory to, nominate new cardi nals and bishops will be held at Rome on thelSOi. Hayes formed his Cabinet; all the Cabinet nominations were referred to a ewsa sail tee, an nnjjMat oaam Bad feeling among he Bad s In executive session. Several South Carolinians were presented to Hayes, with a letter from Gov. Hampton. Kelloge's cre dentials referred to a committee. Blaine read a letter from Chamberlain ask i ng if it was desired that he should resign. Kellogg's case is laid ever. Onr- bin'sand Butler's credentials referred tO a committee. New York markets: Mo ney easy at IfeS per cent ; gold irregular at l05WmsMfcluietat 12 7-16A12 91C izlns tfce President. Washingtox, March 61 P. M. Words xqu kardlrIescrib the de moralization in the Republican camp. President Hayes has apparently set up for himself and refused to acoept the dictation of Blaine, Cameron, Conkling and Morton. Each one of these has hit own separate peculiar grievance, which he regaids as the height of human injustice, and each one is in a state of high wrath. Morten has great self-control, hut does not conceal his dissatisfaction. Thfi appointment of Cart Schurz and the refusal to keep Tyner .in as Postmaster General have gone to his heart. Conkling is understood to be ready for war. Simon Cameron says that Pennsylvania makes the Presidents and unmakes them. la vain has it been suggested that Don Cameron shaped tbe policy at Cincinnati which led to Hayes' nomination. Mr. Blaine, also has utterly failed in ex erting an influence in respect to the choiee of the Cabinet. He tried to have F rye appointed, and Frye was very willing, but Gov. Hayes would have none of him. Accordingly Mr. Blaine opened war on the administra tion to-day, and practically threw down the gauge of battle to Mr. Sherman. The Democrats naturally like this state of things, and they are begin ning to think that Hayes must have some good stuff in him thus to resist the bull-dozing of the leaders, who have kept the people of the country at loggerheads for ten years and more. The extremists are furious, and hre denouncing Hayes in the bit terest terms. If this division con tinues, and these Senate leaders make a factious personal war on Hayes nominations, he will be Largely de pendent upon Democratic Senators for support. ' I have already stated that it is tbe intention of the Democratic Senators to make no factious war on the Ad ministration, but to support all good nominations and all acts of the ad ministration, which shall be found to be right and judicious. President Hayes' position is exceedingly critical and a wavering policy would ruin him. I am informed by friends who hare seen him that he means well, and is very anxious to restore peace and good will between the North and tbe South. The danger is that he will be driven from this purpose by the opposition and influence of the Republican extremists. They are bending every nerve to control him and keep him in the old party lines. The majority of Democratic politi cians believe that this effort will be successful, and that Hayes will finally succumbo the ultras, though others hope for better things. The Democratic Senators are to Siave an increase on the committees . hv wamh) of their increased strength in the body. Judge Davis, of Illi nois, eoes on the Judiciary Commit tee, and Mr. Beck takes Mr. Cooper's place on the Finance Committee. There are to be lour Democrats on the Committee on Appropriations. Mr. Randall Gibson, of Louisiana, in a late interview with President Haves, advised him not to depend on conciliating the South by offices and appointments, but by a liberal, just, and kindly administrative feeling to wards the Southern people. Presi dent Hayes expressed his desire y treat the Southern people fairly, and said that the fact of a man being a Confederate soldier would be nodie- qualification with him. L. Q. W Special to Norfolk Landmark. Washington, March 6 The indications at present point to a rnDtnre between tbe Democrats or the West and those of the North and East. The recriminations are sharp and bitter. TgKtiJI'5 The distrust of Preakksot Hye is iot abated, bat seems rather on the increase. Subscribes deflverea a m J T V I Il il f 1 I V A P IT SftTF : -7 ' ' ' 1 - " " " '1 "- fcW-XTOWrSCt AdVtwHaafoent. t.kM, .t .r,r Merits per week. Ow CttT Agenw are T ft T VTV XTW -iOO rrr irTiTmT -r . . ir-r - . -r .-vr . tttttt -r -r tionately low rate. BeerraieiewoBi- . vj ilU. WO. 1 I jMI T HU. IN . I ... In 1 K.?S I J A 1' VlAnLljl"! . IfYi', ,.,:.! -' mil jllj PVt J. ZlSl squares estimated ccnta; sptrlte tnrpeotine Arm at 4H41 ( enu? saain iroer at h&2 15. Ball-d The rush of office-seekers is per - 4, J A J ! I Ml, I I . I . Ill Mi i 1 - - -' M ' ' - I FMVJM.a .......... JU LU fectly wonderful. They are hungry and unscrupulous, and understand the whole science of government to be summed up in the loaves and ushes. Chasseur. - i The Legislature. Raleigh Observer's reportcondensed. SENATE. TuESDY.-Mareh 4. Bill to dispose of State debt. The substitute adopted and bill passed its third reading. Bill to authorize the county of New Hanover to levy a special tax passed its third reading. Bill to allow the county of New Hanover to fund its floating debt passed its third reading. Bill to amend the laws relating to the town of Tarboro passed its third reading. The Senate refused to concur in House amendments to Senate bill es tablishing a Special Criminal Court for Wilmington. (The amendments proposed were to fix the salary of the Judge at $2,000, and that the Solici tor of that district shall be the Soli citor of said Court.) Tbe revenue bill waa then taken up and passed its third and final reading yeas 29; nays 3. The tax is to remain as in revenue aot of 1874-'75. Bill to provide for the fish culture and regulate catching of fish. NIGHT SESSION. The bill for the protection of fish was taken up as unfinished business. Mr. Coke offered a substitute for tbe main features of the bill. Failed to pass. L- Bill declaratory of the bill passed to establish State boards of health, so far as it relates to Wilmington, was taken up and passed its several readings. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Mr. Godwin presented tbe peti tions of citizens of Sampson county asking for a new countv to be cre ated from Cumberland, Harnett and Sampson. Referred to committee on counties, cities, towns and townships. UNFINISHED BUSINESS. The bill to redistrict the State into nine judicial districts, and to provide for the election of three Justices of the Supreme Court, three Judges of the Superior Courts, and nine Solici tors, with a substitute from the Ju diciary committee, was taken up as the unfinished business of yesterday. Mr. Urraond moved to reconsider the vote bv whioh the bill to provide for tbe compietTOH of the Western Insane Asylum passed its third read ing last night. The motion pre vailed. Mr. Moring moved to reconsider the vote by which the mil to estab lish a criminal court for Wake coun ty was referred to a special com mittee. Agreed to. Tbe question recurring upon the bill upon its third reading. Mr. Bledsoe offered an amendment to allow tbe J udge of this court to practice in tbe Supreme Court, U. S. Courts and Superior Courts out of W ake county. Mr. Bagley offered an amendment to the amendment of Mr. Bledsoe, to permit the Judge to practice in civil causes. Accepted. Mr. Bledsee withdrew his amend ment. Mr. Bledsoe Offered an amendment to strike out $1,500 and insert $2,000 as the Judge's salary. Passed its third reading, ayes 62, nays 27. (81 members absent.) The question recurred upon the amendment of Mr. Bledsoe, , fixing judges7 salaries at $2,000, to which Mr. Ewing offered an amendment changing the salary to $1,000, aud called for tbe yeas and nays. Tbe roll was called and Mr. Ewing's amendment was not adopted by a vote of 24 veas. 61 navs. Mr. Bledsoe's amendment was then put and adopted. The question then recurred upon the bill on its third reading and it passed. J Resolution passed to adjourn Mon day next at 12 o'clock. Bill to make uniform taxation on all banks in JSorth Uarolina was taken up and passed its several read ings. Bill to legalize Holden township, Wayne county, and to change its name, was taken up and passed its several readings. Bill to protect the farmers of Union count v was taken up and passed its several readings. The bill establishing a Criminal Court in New Hanover county was received back from tbe Senate, refu sing to concur in the House amend ment making the Solicitor now elect ed act as Solicitor for the new Court. Postponetjmtil night. NIGHT SESSION. The bill for the establishment of a Department of Agriculture, Immi gration and Statistics, and for the encouragement of sheep husbandry, Was taken up as the special order of toe hour. On motion of Mr. McGehee, it was agreed to consider the bill by sec tions. Passed its several readings. ll$bfchlight . : 'We have received a communication from "Hezikiab," in which he says, "Pleae knot thro this under the table." We wfll not. We will barn rt. We do ' knot" wsl any ofie to see such a thing in our office. It has thrown a " bad gpen over the esbhshaieat. A little son of Mr. Ouilen Lew is in Halifax, was burned to death last Priaay. WILMINGTON, State aiea&iogs. Shelby has a societv called "Philologian." Only one ColoneP in Raleigh at last accounts. Wheat is looking badly in W s- tern North Carolina. Reidsville has a reading elub and a Board of Trade. An immigration meeting was neiu at oneioy recently. Horses are dying in some sec tions from blind staggers. Sixtv-nine new honiwR ha vo hnnn erected at Shelby in six years. Rev. E. W. Thompson, of Mor- ganton, is not expected to live. A religious revival is going on at Person street Church, Raleigh. A revival of religion ts progress ing at Durham. Several converts. j Two hundred marriages in Cleveland county sjnee Sept. 1, 1876. The trustees of Davidson Col lege are holding an executive session. . The town of Matthews is to be incorporated. This is going to be a lively piace. Rutherford county sent no del egation to the Spartansburg, S. C, railroad meeting. Col. Wm. Johnaton, Mayor of Charlotte, has been complimented by the Good Templars of Southwest Lancan shire, 8. C. " . Torchlight: The mortality among the colored people in this vicinity is quite alarming. Three have died within (he space of thirty-six hours. Shelby Sunny Side; The good citizens of Mecklenburg have the good sense to pen their stock and turn out the rest of the world unfenced. Torchlight: Neal Dow, of Me., it is stated, will canvass this State in behalf of temperance at an early day. North Caro lina will welcome him to her Dow Maine. Oxford TorchHghtx We regret to learn that tbe bog cholera has broken out among the swine in this vicinity. Some) of our farmers have lost their entire stock from this malady. Southern Home : A good deal of interest is manifested North in this sec tion of North Carolina. We would not be surprised if there should be a large immi gration into the State soon. Torchlight: There is no doubt of it, brother Kingsbury is making the Wilmington Stab the newsiest and spiciest daily in the State. He knows how to make a paper bright, attract attention, and shine like a1 Stak. Long may it scintillate. Southern Home : We are grat ified to learn that Dr. C. L. Hunter's His tory of Western North Carolina will be ready for the press about the middle of March. It is essentially a North Carolina book, and is published by a Norm Carolina nouse. Torchlight : We have been reading a treatise on the subject of raising vegetables.' The most successful way tbat eve know of is this: Turn half a dozen or a dozen hens into your garden, and if they don't reuse the vegetable, then we are uo observer of human nature. . i Reidsville News: We under stand that aaMr. Hay more, formerly of Sur ry county, in this State, and a relation of oar old friend, the Rev. R. D. Haymore,of Henry county, Va., is travelling in this State as a missionary from Utah, aad urg ing the people to adopt Mormonism, and emigrate to the New Jerusalem. XSIE CITY. NIW ADVERTISEMENTS. Caution ship notice. Hedrick Dry goods, &c. Harrison & Allen Hats. Heinsberger New novels. Da. R, P. Bessent Dentistry. Altapfer & Hill Blue glass. MtmsoN & Co. Grand opening. Third Ward Democratic meeting. Second Ward Democratic meeting. Ms Notice to Presidents Democratic Ward Clubs. Kerchner & Calder Bros. Molasses, potatoes and salt. Local Dots Heavy frost reported yesterday morning. Nothing doing in the Magis trates' Courts yesterday This is the anniversary of the death of Ex-President Fillmore, in 1872. -ii Mr. T. Donlan has been select ed by the Hibernian Association as Chief Marshal for the celebration on St. Patrick's Day. j The place of registration in the Second Ward is at the Court House, at the usual polling place, entrance by the gate on the east side. Falling barometer, warmer sou therly winds, partly Cloudy weather, and possibly local rains are the indications for this section to-day. Ex-Sheriff Eldridge, formerly of Bladen, aud more formerly of Vermont, but latterly of this city, has hied him to the Green Mountains of his native State. The wharf foot of Princess street, South side, is in a dangerous condi tion, particularly in case it should be ne cessary to use a fire engine at that point. I We call attention to the notion elsewhere of a meeting of the Democrats of the Third Ward, at the Hall of Munds' drug store, Friday night, to nominate can didates for Aldermen. - U Mr. Gaston Lewis, cbaiged with drawing a deadly weapon upon a colored saloon keeper on Tuesday evening, men tion of which was made in yesterday's pa per, was released the same evening oa the payment of $10 aud costs. Yesterday I had such a bad cold that I could not speak. I used Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, and to day I am as well as ever. It only cost me 25 cents. f N. C, THTJBSDAY, MARCH 8. 1877. HSritnr M Ltrff. On the night of the 9th of September, 1876, a horrible murder was committed in the city of New York, the victim being a promising young man, aged about 19 years, named Thomas Moore, a nephew of Oapt. John Fitzgerald, of the police force of this city, and of his brother, Mr. Richard Fitz gerald, grocer, and the slayer one MTCbael McCarthy also aged 19. The two young men, it appears, had some difficulty, which they at first attempted to settle with their fists, wheal McCarthy, seeing that bis an tagonist was about to get the better of him, seized a butcher knife and plunged, it into his neck, causing instant death. The mur derer then rushed through a neighboring house, cleared two fences in bis course and succeeded hrmawfftgvts escape; while tile corpse of the murdered man Was taken to a police station in the vicinity and his par ents sent for. : young Moore, we under stand, v?a afvery reputable, youth, of an affectionate disposition and tenderly be loved by his mother, upon whose face he implanted the last kiss as he left for his place of business that day, and who has since been almost beside herself with grief on account of the sad fate of her favorite boy. . It is thought possible that McCarthy may have strayed in this direction, and hence a description of the murderer has been given us for publication, and is ap pended herewith i 1 Michael McCarthy, aged 19 years; height 5 feet 8 or 4 inches; mark under the left ear; mouth and upper lip thick; large front teeth; stooping shoul ders and dark complexion." Election of Officer.. . , j At the regular meeting of the Wilming ton S. F. E. Company No. 1, held Tuesday night, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Foreman Joseph Price. id Asst. do. W. T. Hargrove. 2$ : G W. Lamb. ; Chief Engineer E. W. Manning. 1st Asst. do. Robert Morrison. 2d . -B. W. Newkirk Recording Secretary E. W. Manning. . Corresponding Secretary A. C. Craft. Treasurer J. F. Gause. CapU F. G. Robinson, who has served eight years as foreman, declined a re-elec-Uon. The anniversary of this company occurs on the 22nd insL A Pooler of JJEIro-Wior. A colored individual, name unknown, waa discovered yesterday morning pcdling whiskey on Natt street, selling drinks to all who wished to take a "smile" at re- rates. Upon being approached by a ibe fellow dropped his bucket and a shirt be was also endeavoring to dis pose of, and took to his heels Tbe bucket of ''fire water" and the shirt were taken to the City Hall. The latter article waa a fine linen one, with the name of the owner stamped upon it, but which had been ren dered somewhat indistinguishable, uo doubt through the efforts of the man who had it in charge. It is supposed that the things were stolen. KeffUtratlon i In the lower division of the First Ward the registrations yesterday numbered 9, of which 1 was white and 8 were colored. In the Second Ward the registration footed up 86 whites and 7 colored ; total 48. In the Third Ward the number was 88 whites and 7 colored, In the Fourth Ward the number was 16 whites and 2 colored. The Registrars of the various Wards are requested to send in their reports each day for publication. Arreet of Deserters. Three seamen named Wolff , W. Engeike, and T. Wildekowsky, whose desertion from tbe German barque Wtlhelm Keisker was mentioned in our last, were arrested yester day morning in an unoccupied two-story house, corner of Eighth and Bladen streets. They were found secreted in the up-stairs, and were taken to the guard-house for safe keeping, subject to the order of tbe Impe rial Consul Ward Meeting Mr. C. H. Robinson, Chairman of the City Democratic Executive Committee, re quests the Presidents of the several Ward Clubs to call meetings in their respective Wards on Tuesday evening, the 13th inst, for the purpose of nominating candidates for Aldermen, to be voted for at the en suing election on the Fourth Thursday in the present month. Temperance Anniversary Mt. Olivet Council, Friends of Tem perance, of this city, will celebrate their tenth anniversary to-morrow (Friday) even ing, by a festival and ball at Temperance Hall, and expect to have a good time of it We tender our thanks to the Committee of Arrangements for a complimentary ticket at tmrnm foafci, Q Mr. Henry F. Walker has received the, appointment, and was sworn in yesterday by Justice Gardner, as postmaster at Town Creek, Brunswick county. He succeeds Mr. John H. Thees. Foartb Ward. At a large meeting of the Democratic voters of the Fourth Ward, held last night, Messrs. O. G. Parsley, Jr., and Wm. L. DeRosset were nominated as candidates for Aldermen in that ward. By a cable dispatch from Liverpool we learn that the schooner Nellie Scott, Captain Milan, arrived at that place on Tuesday last with loss Pf mUaaad, .ft was also thought that the cargo was j4inaged. h he.JI Scott was cleared from this port on the 13th of January, by Mr. C. H. Robinson, her cargo consisting of 3,441 barrels of Ur. RIVER ANttMAttlNE rrKBB; ' Nothing further from the Steamer D?fe, ashore sear Beaufort Jr. -j-The German Brig Hanaa, Brauer, ar rived at Falmbnth from this port on the 3d . ' Jo ten . : i j inst. Cf lo noi -The Swedish Barque Jrfsis, Krpoki arrived at London from this port on the 5th mat a - . , . t The Swedish. Barque Amelia, Chris- tensen, arrived at Queenstown from this port on the 5th inst. The Scheoner Rebecca Shephard, Shep- hard, arrived at $w York from Smith- viUe on the 6th inst. :i b . The last of (he cargo of the Schr. Henry M. Paull, lately dismasted off Hat- terns, left on the Steamship Benefactor Tues day morning for New York. Brig Santa (GerA at Falmouth on the 3d inst, from Wilmtwgton, reports having passed on the 21st of February several bar rels of petroleum marked ChRries Pratt & Co., New York. i- From a cable dispatch received at this office last night.'from London, we learn that the Norwegian Barque Medelpad, from this port, had arrived there with the loss of sails, main and mizzen topmasts and broken yards, the result of a collision. Thermometer Record. The following will show the state of . the thermometer, at the stations mentioned, at 4.35 yesterday evening, Washington mean time, as ascertained from the daily bulletin issued from the Signal Office in this city: Augusta, 06 Charleston, 58 Montgomery,. . ... 65 New Orleans,.... 68 Norfolk....... .60 PuntaRaesa, 76 Savannah, 64 St. Marks,. 66 Wilmington, 61 Jor8icana, oo Galveston ....67 Inklianola. ...... .66 Jacksonville, Key West, . . ....68 . . . .76 ..,.65 Mobile Appointments by Blab op Atkinson for his Spring Visitation. Clinton, (Good Friday) March 80 uoiasDoro, toaster aayi &.ptu l Windsor,. Woodville, Bertie county, , .' , , , . Murfreesboro, 1st Sunday after 4 6 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 17 19 31 23 34 36 faster,. . . . ;: Winston,........., ... ( i , M U . II GatesviHe,. , ......... Sir Pntni-'a n.otna Aminfw J -a. VtV , UOIVO WUUlJp Hertford, Perquimans county,... Woodville " Elizabeth City, 2nd Sunday after jbiaster,. Camden Mission, Edenton,, ..... St Luke's, Washington county.. . St. David's, 3rd Sunday after E;ster, Plymouth,. . . .. La au . K-c . II ii l II II M St. James', Beaufort courty St. George's, Hyde county, 4th Sunday alter liyue esville May 8 4 5 6 9 10 11 13 1WHI.J ..... ........ 4. .. . ...... Zion Church, Beaufort county,. . . Washington, ... Jamesville, . . . . ; Williamston, (Ascension day)... Hamilton, Trinity Church, Scotland Neck, BUBday after Ascension. . . Collections in behalf of Diocesan Mis sions will be made at each place. BUhop Lyman'. Appointment. March 11, 4th Sunday in Lent, a. m, Rock- nab. " 11, p. m., St. Joseph's, Favetteville. " 18, 5th Sunday in Lent, St. Johns, Fayetteville. " 28, Wednesday, Stonewall, Pamlico County. " 30, Good Friday, Beaufort. f nnart.rl nmilan. 1 Second ronnd of appointments for the Wilmington District of the Methodist E. Church South, as made by Rev. W. S. Black, Presiding Elder: Magnolia, at Bryant's, . . Mar. 17-18 Wilmington, Fifth Street...... Mar. 34-35 Onslow, ; . Mar. 81 fc; April 1 Bladen, at Bethel ...... April 7-8 Elisabeth, at Purdie's " April 14-15 Smithville. at Bethel,. . . April 31-33 Whiteville and Waccamaw Mis sion, at Way man, . ... April 38-39 Wilmington, Front Street, .... May 5-6 Topsail, at Herring's Chapel, . . May 18-18 Cokesbury and Coharie Mis sion May 19-30 Clinton , at Johnson's Chapel,. . May 36-37 KenansviHe,...:.........;.. June 3- BOOK lilNDKUT. U'Hl H.OSNIKO STAB Boot Bind ery does all kinds of Binding and Ruling In a work manlike manner, and at reasonable pricea. Her chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other work, may rely on f aWaaaai aiSfce aasaaUasi of their orders. , . Tsunarsa PBMTiNQ-iints. lnraiuable to rail road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer chants, manufacturers and others. They ate en during and changeless, and will copy sharp and clear for an indefinite period of time. Having just received a ireaa supply oi tnese lnaa, wears pared to execute orders promptly and at prices. No danobb need be apprehended from an attack of Pneumonia, severe Coughs. Consumption, and various other Throat and Laos: diseases, or even of any Druggist in the United States.- One 75 cent uoiue wiu care any case, it ib a ktbm uieomug w oar people to Know mat l : they can bur this prepara- tion in Wilmington. Sample bottle 10 cts. Dn. Schenck's Stakoabp Ranspraa. -The stan dard remedies for all diseases of the lungs' are1 Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Schenck's Sea Weed Tonle, and Schenck's Mandrake Pills, and if taken before the lungs are destroyed a speedy cure la ef- ; fee ted. To these three medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck, of Phfladhla, gweeMB jptrtyattgl success in the The Pulmonic Sttui ripeaa the saorWd matter in (he lungs; nature throws ft off by an easy expect. waen see pn 14411a or matter la npe a win tnrow it on, tae patient Has rest the 1 MandrakelepUls Wat la Schenck's Ua and alterative; of which a ia 1 "steal healthy ( a jsmmaiJi jn wj mqng vp tne Moaaaen a, so theTtne tend, and Pulm .ndtWpreiei t Dr. Schenck, re hrougheot the country, Pulmonic Syrup to do this Schenck's and Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic ST ScheTca's Maadrak?Pflls act STthe liver, re- movmf all obttntcttona, relax the nU bladder, the statu freely, and the fiver is soon relieved. . Sea Weed Tonic is a trentle Stimulant io. oak them Uie longs heaL to Dreveai uesa coio. All who wish to consul ettherper. Phaadelphla, every by aU druggists WHOLE NO. 2,991 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. mm B i Urn m bub mxb 1 Notice. CNTS OF THK MMOCRATIOi CLUBS are requested to call s meeting vective Wudi on TUESDAY NIGHT. I3'.n lnatant. to nominate candidates for a idem eltHer by ballot or otherwise aa they may detenu c, h. robinson, atht-tf Chm'n City Dem. : Bx Com. ft a ill Secoid fart Democratic Club. , WILL BR A MERTTNO OF 1 HOC RATS of the 8KCONB WAR ovbr Hand's Drojr Store, opposite CI (THURSDAY) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. non or ute question or Nomlnaoag mh8-lt iur AJasnoen irom me JOHN t !rW, President. Third Ward. HE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE THIRD WARD will meet at the Ball over J. C. Mosul's Drug Store, FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, Match 9th. for express purpose of nominating two eandfc for . r aio senses. L. H. mhS-St Sliip Notice, a in PERSONS ARE HEREBY warned against harboring or crediting of the Crew of the British Bar- uentine "VICK & ME BANE." as ne'ther Master nor Consignees will be responsible in the orcmisea. ahS-St Dentistry. DR R. P. BESSENT, of Salteba- , has removed to Wilmington, for the purpose of PRACTICING DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, and has opened the Office httely occupied by Dr. 8. 8. Everitt, over the Mar Die xara, on Front street, mh 8-lm That Grand Opening -OT AS AN IMMENSE SUCCESS. I em WE SHALL OPEN AGAIN' TO-MORROW. HIUNSON & mh 8-1 1 o mm Hats! Hats ! Hats! T ROADWAY BILK HATS ! MJ AND ALL THE LATEST STYLES 1 IN FINE STIFF iND SOFT HATS ! At HARRISON & ALLEN'S JJ mhs-tf CHy Hat Store. Blue Glass. tit r ARTIES IN WANT OF BLUE 08 OTHER COLORED GLASS, for "BLUB BAY CURE," or Experimenting on Flaats, will do veil to or jer fsona j Altaffer ft Hill MANUFACTURERS of SASH, DOORS, BLINDS. AC-FOOT OF WALNUT wFlaWP, 5 - ' WILMIN&TOir, NC. saafa. 8"4fc Mew ami Good Norels Just Reafly. TIB CHRAPBST NOVELS IN THK WORLD. 76 cts each in paper, or $1 each in cloth. THE MYSTERY. 1 Love Story. By Mrs Henry , Wood. THE STEWARD. By author of 'Valentine Vox.' BASIL, or The Crossed Path. Bv Wilkie Collins. OORHffNK, OR ITALY. Bv Madame de Stael. BDINA A Love Story. By Mrs. Henry Wood. POPPING THE QUESTION. By author of The THE JEALOUS WIPE. By Miss Julia Pardoe. CYRILLA By author of 'The Initial f.' THE BAL BEAUTIES. By Miss Pardoe. WHTTEPRIARS, or The Days of Charles IL For sale at HETNSBERGER'S. Live Book and Music Store. mh8-tf Potatoes. Potatoes. H A A Bbls EARLY ROSE POTATOES, 50 PINK EYE " Per sale mh 8-tf KERCHNK It & CALDER New Crop Cuba Molasses. J A, Ends NEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES1, 1 AA Bbls do do tvv For sale by KERCHNEK CALDER BROS. mh8-tf Salt. Salt. 3000 Back8 JUVBPOOTi gf T. I00Q " MARSHALL'S do For sale by KERCHNER mh8-tf CALDKK BROS, Sugar-House Molasses . OAAJHhds and Bbls SUGAR HOUSE VV ! ;. MpLASSKB, Forsaleby ' mh 8-tf KERCHNER CALDER BROS. ( How EeceiTiiiv. TTTKEKLY ADDITIONS TO OUR f' STAPLE and DOMESTIC 8 OrFEKBw AT QWmvv .PRICES, i A mh8-tf No. Majket 8treet. . . . - mm m mow qd Eiuiiinofi. i JK . ! LADIES' NECK TIES, FANCY SILK la the eltr. with verv Great Banrains In Ladies' and Gents' L. C. HDKF'S. ash 8-tf KICK Salem Cassimeres. rUR CONTRACT COVERS A r " it vr THIS POPULAR AND OB8IRABLS jT M QOOD8 DIRECT PROM THE LOOM. eP-Special Terms to Wholesale Buyers. & h.8-tft: 'V'-' ' HEDRlCK. St 4' TOADIES ARB REQUESTED TO i; Kioob STOCK OP HOSIERY, mhS-tf HEDRICK. rviL otiaatri' J -.t?t nT EMO CTsauiifv- rah 8-tfDAW Market Street. 3. 9k the Hall HUttUB far the can- Caafll "&At VUJ ! f f try as a quarter-colnmn, and 7 ' I i I ig ias at Auction. M 1KO 1.. . . j., j "'; . . 11 XXfi?l Joa fofc v t7 .-UH.J r I ' -.:qosioXoftiTOWOT,(lgsfola,Va.1 In store en Market Street, ander thaw lbiM CKONLT A HORRH . mh7-t Aucfra. It , a "a , Hams. a -on Very lew ft &4J Martlfindifi ah 7-tf 8. B. cor. Sta. -tUi 9 eg Board of Gonnty rs, nviit'eotmTT, m inn; u '' ,lliaat-6ta,itn.' For Medical AtUfflm Jail sQi OEALB PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED onulthe 15TH DAY OP MARCH, 1877, for Medi lcal AtUadanta to tbe inima ot Qcta ding Medicines), , and for Medical kmimtv (no inciudina Medicines) , on the Out -Door Poor, for one year from the 15th day of March, 1877. Bids to be addressed: "COMMITTEE ON OUT bdoft BOOK." i "b n pr a a m v'ljji rrr IHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BESN Ap pointed RBQI8TRARS OP EUCCTION for the ty-of Vi foirasi nmhini lilim M1111I1 1 1 Election. op the Fourth Thursday in the month, the Sd instant, and having duly qaattfied as sath, hereby notify all concerned that the REGIS TRATION BOOKS will be opened, la accordance with the requirements of the act, EVKRY DAY, except Snnday. beginning with WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7th, from. 9 o'clock, A. M.. to 6 o'clock, P. M.. at the following rsacea, as speclfled la tbe act Of General Assembly, which are as follows : : 1 I . . . ,! . :1 U!'J. . ' : .! First Ward. Unper Division J. Thornton's Store, corner Pourtk and Harnett - First Ward. tables Street Car Company, corner and Seventh Streets. Second Ward At Court House. Thtod yardoiblem Lodge, corner Eighth and t tweeTptont and I on Ann Street, be- Fifth Ward Store of Isaac N. Shane, oa Oueen I between Fourth and Fifth StreeSp. r . 0 j r;J,4B9Mroa. . W. H. YQPP, , Registrar First Ward, Lower Division. 1 ; ' ' 1 T. C. JAMES, ' Registrar Second Ward. l-Iit y JAMBS W.KING, Registrar Ttird Ward . , C. W. OLDHAM, Registrar Fourth Ward . I ' JOHN C. MILL1S. :rh7-tf - .'; 1 Registrar Fifth Ward. Jas. C. Stevenson HAS JUST RECEIVED 2Q BbH APPLES, Baldwin's and Gills'. : 20 Bbls RUT A BAG A TURNIPS, i i CABBAGE9, CARROTS and PARSNIPS. Liu Extra Cream Soda Crackers. ll IN 2-LB 2-LB BOXES, VERY FRESH AND CRISP. And full assortment of WILSON'S " CELEBRATED CAKES I'.tM tjJ 1 s ii&m 0,' j I recommend these CAKES and CRACKEES as being THE BEST MANUFACTURED . j 'uni it) sU Exchange Corner JRESH SUPPLY OF ' J j l-i SPANISH LACE SCARFS tBOB!WBS, HUB LACE BIBS, O f ?u 1 LACE COLLBRETT8, : fiil bejiwv LINEN SETS, c. -OS THE NEW INDIAN TRIMMING, mh4-tf Trrrrrrrrji ! I ) ! J -T- Hay, Hams, fte. n 9 aM fcsi e$kI9(rj E Boxes No. a SMOKED HAMS, was - - j - - i-' :i t K A Boaea DRY SALT SIDES, ,. I:: siti-nvjit'rg ni'fi'Ml oVf -:iT BHfl P. Bv POTATOES. ! .: uan FwMalsWn-.''. 9 - 4 CO. feb 28-tfDSW 'i ft .V ; . t T ONG AND SHORT HANDLES, J; t For sale only at , . . --39101.! - ii- HI' 'U-jilii. ' , ... GILES, MtTBO-aiBON'S mh6-tf . New Hardware Store. lU,:ti fljji il ' .- - c 0al ! Cott ! Coal ? 'iMkASt PRICE. .:f BETTER QUALITY THAN ANY hi! , n-J OTfeBK itN THE OMY. mh4-tf -:, f ;. 6- PARSLEY ft CO. Ma&rnol
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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