THE MORNING STAR.
By WI. H. BERNARD.
rl HUSHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS.
RATxa or suaacnxKio in advabcx
One year, (by mall) postage paid,
Six month. " "
Three month,!' " " 8
One month " " " 1
Tj City Subscribers, delivered in any part or tne
city. Fifteen Cents per week. On City Agents an
not authorized to collect for mars than three months
in advance.
LolTT DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Election Thursday. March S3.
FOR ALDERMEN.
SECOND "WARD.
CHARLES D. MYERS,
HENRY ft. FLANNER.
THIRD WARD.
L. H. BOWDEN.
.H. VonGLAHN.
FOURTH WARD.
WILLIAM L. DeROSSET,
OSCAR ft. PARSLEY.
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OUTLINES.
The Senate confirmed all of the Presi
dent's Cabinet nominations. Orton,
tbe telegraphic man, asks fqr his dispatches;
Ubled. The Democrats have two
members on the political committees.
A colored delegation from South Carolina
interviewed tbe President yesterday; the
latter said the use of the military would be
dispensed with In the Southern, States, that
the status quo would be maintained for tbe
present, and until be had had full time to
examine into the affairs. A fire at St.
Johns, Sf. B., destroyed $200,000 worth of
property. The bill for compulsory
education passed the Legislature of Massa
chusetts. A gale was) quite destruc
tive at North Manchester, N. H. Gar
lie Id, Ben Wade, Stanley Matthews and
others in Ohio are struggl ing for Sherman's
place in the Senate. About forty
meKbers of printers' society discharged by
the Graphic Company in New York, and
heir places supplied by printers not mem
bers. Sherman assumes the duties of
isecretary of the Treasury on Monday.
The committee have made no minority report-on
Cabinet nominations. New
York markets: Money dull and offered at
H per cent; gold weak at 104104; cot
ton weak at 12 3-16Q12 5-16 cents; spirits
turpentine firmer at 43 cents; rosin firm at
$2 052 15.
The Legislature.
Raleigh Observer's report condensed.
SENATE.
Friday, March 9.
By Mr. Short: A bill to amend the
charter of the New River Canal Com
pany. Committee on Corporations.
Bill to incorporate the Wilming
ton Warehouse and Compress Com
pany was taken up and passed its
several readings.
Bill to secure owners of real estate
in this Stale a homestead in fee sim
ple, was taken up and passed its
several readings.
Bill for the organization of the mi
litia was taken up, the amendments
of the committee adopted, and the
bill passed its several readings.
The bill to regulate tbe manner of
making election returns was taken up
and passed its several readings.
Bill supplemental to an act to di
vide the State into nine judicial dis
tricts taking Beaufort from the first
and putting it in the second district,
wastaken np and passed its several
readings.
Bill to establish Crimiual Courts
for the counties of Warren, Franklin,
Northampton and Halifax, was taken
up and passed its several readings un
der a-eall for the yeas and nays.
Bill to establish a Criminal Court
for the counties of Beaufort, Bertie,
Edgecombe, Craven and Martin coun
ties was taken up.
. Mr. Latham moved to strike out
Beaufort and Martin and insert Pitt.
Adopted.
Bill to establish an Inferior Court
in the city of Wilmington, with tbe
same jurisdiction as a Justice of the
Peace was taken up.
On the demand of Mr. Stewart the
yeas and nays were ordered cu the
third reading, and the bill passed
yeas 18, nays 13.
Bill to amend tbe landlord and
tenant act was taken up on its third
reading and passed, after having been
slightly amended.
Bill to incorporate the Wilmington
and New River Steam Navigation
Company was taken up and passed
its several readings.
Bill supplemental to an act to es
tablish a Department of Agriculture
was taken up.
Strikes out the words, "And he
shall pay a tax of 50 cents per ton on
every ton sold."
Mr. Troy urged the passage of the
bill, and his motion that it pass pre
vailed. Bill to amend the Constitution of
the State in such a manner as to
change the time for the beginning of
the terra of office of the Governor
was taken up. Causes the said term
of office to begin on the first .Monday
in February; the proposed change of
course to be voted upon by the peo
ple at the polls.
Mr. Graham moved to amend by
saying second Monday in January.
The amendment was adopted, and
the bill passed its second reading;
yeas 31, nays 0.
Mr. Stewart offered an amendment
striking ont the second Monday in
fbruary; and inserting the first
Wednesday after the assembling of
the General Assembly. Adopted.
Tae bill then passed its third and
final reading; yeas 35, nays 0.
Biil to provide an asylum for the
colored insane of tbe State, was taken
'p ad passed its third reading.
Upo the motion of Mr. CrawTdrd
thtSene then went into
. eCUTIVK SESSION
upon vne .4
of directors named
The
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by the Governor for the management
of the insane asylum.
The message from the Governor
was read, announcing that he had
appointed the following named gen
tlemen as the said board of directors:
Hon. James T. Leach, of Johnston ;
Rev. B. Craven, of Randolph: Mai.
jC. Dowd, of Mecklenburg; Col. Jas.
Aj. Burr, of JNew Ilanover; Uol. J. S.
Amis, of Granville; Dr. S. G. Ward,
of Warren j.Geo. D. Green, Esq., of
Wilson; Dr. E. Burke Haywood, of
Wake; A. M. McPheeters, of Wake.
Upon motion the Senate voted
upon the directois as a whole, Sena
tors answering as their names were
called.
The result of the ballot was an
nounced as follows: Leach 29 votes,
Craven 30, Dowd 36, Burr 37, Amis
29, Ward 36, Green 36, Haywood
29,McPheeter8 36.
The ohair announced tbe gentle
men just named as duly confirmed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Bill to protect the farmers of
Union county, (provides that fees for
weighing cotton in Monroe shall not
exceed 15 cents) was taken up and
passed its several readings.
Bill to incorporate the Hook and
Ladder Company ot Tarboro, was
taken up and passed its several read-
1DSll for the belief of Geo. W.
Willoughby, late sheriff of Anson,
was taken up and indefinitely post
poned. Bill in regard to publishing county
exhibits, was taken up and passed its
several readings.
Bill for the relief of J. J. Holt,
late sheriff of Union county, was
taken up and indefinitely postponed.
Bill to incorporate the town of
Swansboro, Onslow county, was
taken np and passed its several read
ings. Bill to extend the time tor the
completion of certain locks and dams
in Deep and Cape Fear rivers, was
taken up and passed its several read
ings. Bill to incorporate Vanceboro,
Craven oounty, was taken up and
passed its several readings.
Bill to repeal chapter 57, public
laws of 1874-T5, repeals courts in
Wayne"), was taken np and passed its
several readings.
Bill to amend the Constitution,
article 10, to make the homestead a
fee simple, was taken up and indefi
nitely postponed.
BUI concerning the branch road of
the Atlantio and North Carolina
Railroad in Onslow and Jones was
taken op, and indefinitely postponed.
Bill to divide Mills Creek town
ship, Harnett county, was taken up
and passed over.
Bill concerning the A. & N. C. R.
R. Company was taken up and in
definitely postponed.
Bill to amend the act regulating
the taking of fish in New river, Ons
low county, was taken up and pass
ed its several readings.
Bill to provide for the colored in
sane of the State, and to locate the
asylum at Goldsboro.
Bill to allot and distribute the ju
dicial powers of tbe State was taken
up and passed its several readings.
Bill to amend tbe charter of the
New River Canal Company was taken
up and indefinitely postponed.
NIGHT SESSION.
Mr. Troy moved to reconsider the
vote by which the Senate passed the
militia bill.
The motion to reconsider prevailed,
j Mr. Troy offered an amendment,
striking out material portions of the
bill, and changing thp title of the bill
to read "State Guard" instead of
"State Militia."
The bill passed its third reading.
CALENDAR.
Bill in relation to piloting in the
waters of Carteret oounty, was taken
up and passed its several readings.
Bill for the relief of the North
Carolina Agricultural Society was ta
ken up. Loaning it $14, 000. J
Mr. Holt advocated the passage of
the bill, and it passed its several read
ings without objection.
Bill to prohibit the sale of liquor
near Union and Morrison Churches,
Macon county, was taken up and
passed its several readings.
'f; EXECUTIVE SESSION.
A message was received from the
Governor naming Messrs. J. C. Har
per, of Caldwell, J. G. Hall, of Ca
tawba, and W. R. Myers, of Meck
lenburg, as Directors of the Western
Insane Asylum; and announcing as
his appointments for Directorships in
the Western North Carolina Kail
road, the following named gentlemen,
and asking the confirmation of the
Senate :
First Congressional District W.
P. Roberts, of Gates. ,
Second District W. T. Dortch, of
Wayne.
Third District V. V. Richardson,
of Columbus.
Fourth District R. H. Battle, Jr.,
of Wake.
Fifth Distric J. I. Scales, of
Guilford.
Sixth District A. M. Powell, of
Catawba. .
Seventh istrict F. E. Shober, of
Rowan.
Eighth District J. L. Robinson,
of Macon.
State at Large Ephraim Clayton.
On motion, the names were voted
upon collectively, and all were con
firmed, the directors of the railroad
4ri litB JiiecUrB of the asylum
n6Mr. Stanford called up the resolu
tion providing for the sine die ad
WILMINGTON, N. C, SUNDAY. MARCH 11, 1877.
journment of the General Assembly
on Monday at 12 o'clock M.
After a great deal of debate the
resolution was adopted.
House proceedings will appear in
our next issue. Star.
is oiarsr.
MBW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mtjnson & Co. Boys' suits.
Petteway & Schulken Card.
John Dawson The Watt plow.
Harrison & Allen Spring styles.
L. Meglnney For rent and lease.
Heinsberger Pianos, organs, &c.
Hall & Pearsall Pork and meal.
T. H. Howey, Jr. Boots and shoes.
Haydbn & Qkrhardt Saddlery, ic.
Meeting St George and'St. A Society.
Mallard & Co. saddles, harness, &c.
Chas. D. Myers & Co. Family supplies.
Grant, Hinton & Co. N. C. hams, &c.
Julius Samson Special announcement.
Giles & Mtjrchison Hackers and pul
lers. ii
Adrian & Vollers Crackers, morasses,
sugars, Ac. d
Kerchner & C alder Bros. Com, po
tatoes, bacon, molasses, &c.
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Local Dots
See fourth page for Church Di
rectory. Mayor Canaday has returned
from his Western trip.
Capt. Gilbert now has charge
of the Seamen's Home.
To-day is known in the religious
calendar as the Fourth Sunday in Lent.
Very few police arrests lately,
and but few cases before the Magistrates'
Courts.
Good Friday, we learn, will be
observed as a holiday by some of our busi
ness houses.
The total value of exports from
this port for the month of February foots
up $550,000.
The fair grounds fence was
nearly all blown down by tbe storm of
Friday morning.
We learn that Mr, R. B. King
was quite severely burned ei the neck at
the fire yesterday morning.
More cisterns are needed in the
Southern section of the city. Engines ate
of no use without water.
The agent for Howe's circus
waa in the city yesterday, making arrange
ments for a visit of that show,
Stationary barometer, easterly
winds, warm and clear weather, are the in
dications for this section to-day.
Tbe German barque Apotheker,
which cleared for Havre, France, yester
day, takes out 1,500 bales cotton.
There was only one interment
in Oakdale Cemetery last week, a child six
years old, who died of diphtheria.
The Register of Deeds issued
five marriage license during the past week,
all of which were for colored couples.
The meeting of the Fifth Ward
Democrats, for the purpose of nominating
Aldermen, will be held Tuesday evening,
the 13th inst.
Mr. H. L. Home is the appoin
tee for Magistrate in Federal Point Town
ship, and not Jacob H. Home, as errone
ously printed.
The interments in Pine Forest
(colored) Cemetery during the past week
numbered three, of which two were adults
and one a child.
Mr. T. M. Smith is one of tbe
magistrates appointed for Wilmington
township. The name appeared as "
Smith" in our report.
There was only one case for
drunkenness for trial before the City Court
yesterday morning, and. the defendant in
that failed to make bis appearance.
The storm of Friday morning
played havoc with boats, fences, grape
vines, etc., on tbe various sounds. Many
trees were also uprooted below the city.
Rev. James E. Mann, Pastor of
the Front Street Methodist Church, and
Rev. J. M. Rhodes, Pastor of the Fifth
Street Church, will exchange pulpits this
morning..
Mrs. George Schutte, who was
burned out yesterday morning, was insured
for $800 in tbe Liverpool and London and
Globe, represented by Messrs. Jno. W.
Gordon & Bros.
The anniversary ball of Mt,
Olivet Council No. 9, F. of T., which came
off at Temperance Hall Friday night, was
a grand success, being largely attended
and excellently enjoyed.
Another cold snap set in upon
us Friday night, and yesterday considera
ble ice was noticed in exposed places.
Many peach and plum trees are doubtless
injured, as well as early peas, &c.
Mr. R. M. Johnson, canvassing
agent of tbe Iranscript and Messenger and
Carolina Messenger, of Goldsboro', and Mr.
E. J. Hines, agent of the W. & W. Rail
road at Dudley, dropped in to see us yes
terday. The old wooden dummy clock,
which was suspended in front of Messrs.
T. W. Brown & Sons' jewelry store, on
Market street, was carried away by the
storm Friday morning, aad afterwards
found in Market dock.
Morning Star.
A Sir Dodee.
On Friday night, about 8o'clock, an un
known colored Individual c tiled at a small
grocery on the corner of Walnut and Mac
Rae streets, kept by Mrs. Quinn, whose
husband has employment put of the city,
and stated his desire, to purchase certain
articles. He called for fifteen pounds of
meat, ten pounds of flour, a pound of coffee,
two pounds of sugar, &c., altogether
amounting to $2 75. He bid a sack, into
which he put each article as it was weighed
out, and 'when he bad got a little of every
thing in the shop he asked Mrs. Quinn to
see what it all came to, declaring at the
same time that he was in a great hurry, as
he had purchased the goods for another
party and wished to send them off on the
train. While Mrs. Q. was in the midst of
her calculation the sly rogue said he could
not possibly wait for her to sum up the
amount he was due her; that if he did so be
would be too late for the, traia and, upon
being told that he must pay for the articles
before he carried them away, he gave one of
Iter little boys a pocket book, saying
he would leave that as collateral -until
his return, whicHwbaM be as soon as he
could get the things on the train, and that
it contained more than sufficient to pay for
the goods. He then called to another little
boy in the room to accompany him, when
be hurriedly departed. The little fellow
went with him the distance of a block or
two, when tbe man said to him "Stay here,
sonny, until comeback !" and that was, of
course, the last seen of the scoundrel. An
examination of the greasy, worthless pocket-book
left as security for his honest in
tentions showed it to be stuffed with
brown paper, and containing not a cent of
! money.
This should be a warning to otber shop
.keepers where the confidence game may be
tried.
The Storm 1st Columbus.
A correspondent writing us from Rogue
Post office, Columbus county, says the
storm of T bored ay night in that vicinity
was the most violent for years, fences and
outhouses, cooper shops and spirits turpen
tine sheds being nearly all leveled with the
ground.
' A newly married couple, who had just
settled in their new house, were awakened
by the falling timbers of their dwelling,
which was entirely demolished , tbe unfor
tunate couple barely escaping with their
dives. It being impossible to use a light,
the rain pouring down in torrents and the
wind blowing almost a perfect hurricane,
they had great difficulty in finding their
way to a neighbors' house
', Our correspondent adds that the roads
are nearly impassable ; but no fives were
lost as far as heard from.
Recovery off Stolen Articles.
- A memorandum book, together with a
package of papers, containing notes, ac
counts, receipts, memoranda, &c, evi
dently the property of Col. C. L. Graffiin,
were picked up in a ditch on the side of
tbe railroad, near the corner of Seventh
Street, yesterday morning, by a colored
man, who turned.them over to the authori
ties. They were among, the articles stolen
from Col. G.'s residence on tbe occasion of
its being broken open some months since,
an account of which was published in tbe
Star at the time. The book and papers,
which are very wet. having no doubt been
exposed to the late storm, are in the pos
session of Captain Fitzgerald, at the City
Hall. ' m m m.
Sunday School Concert.
We alluded a few days ago to tbe Con
cert in prospectus to be given by tbe Sun
day School of tbe Front Street M. E.
Church, and we are now able to state that
it will come off at the Church next Tuea
d0 evening. The school has been in rehearsal-
for some weeks under the skillful
management of their organist and Mr. H.
M. Bowden, and we are assured that in va
riety, style of music and the manner of its
execution, this will be one of tbe best con
certs they have ever given, and they have
always received the applause of an appre
ciative audience.
Registrations.
j In the lower division ot tht First Ward,
yesterday, 2 whites, 16 colored; total to date
14 whites, 49 colored. Tg
In the Second Ward, yesterday, 19
whites, 4 colored ; total to date 82 whites,
23 colored.
In the Third Ward, yesterday, 12 whites,
4 colored; total to date 72 whites, 22 col
ored. In the Fourth Ward. yesterday 10 whites,
8 colored; total to date 58 whites, 30
colored. .
In the Fifth Ward the total registration
np to date foots up SI whites and 30 co
lored m -m m
Bound. Over for Larceny.
FNm Merritt and Church Hines, of Har
nett Township, had a hearing before D.
Nixon, 3. P., yesterday,' on the charge of
larceny, and were ordered to give a bond
of $200 each for their appearance at the
next term of the Superior Court They
fnrnished the necessary security and were
released.
V. U. commissioner's Court.
Mr. W. P, Benton, of Columbus county,
waa arraigned before U. S. Commissioner
Cassidey, yesterday morning, charged with
violating the Internal Revenue laws. The
evidence was not deemed sufficient and de
fendant wan discharged.
The Fifth Ward Bucket Com
pany did good service at the fire yesterday
morning, ihldjigVj' in
the neighborhood wet. The wind was
blowing quite heavy and the showers of
sparks flying in every direction looked ab-
lutely frightful.
Thermometer I
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.
Montgomery,. 49
New Orleans, 55
Norfolk....... .89
Punta Rases, 69
Charleston, .47
Corsicana. 54
Gslveaton..-,..58
Indianola, , . . . . . .68
Jacksonville, . . . . .50
Key West........ 78
Mobile.... ........ 52
Ba vann ah,. . ...... 43
St. Marks..
......63
Wilmington,.
43
Have yon Registered)
Democrats residing in this city should
propound the above interrogatory to then
friends when they meet them at their
places of business or upon the streets, as
we fear many persons may forget the fact
that an entirely new registration is necessary
to secure a vote is the city election, the old
books having been altogether dispensed
with.
A fire has been raging in the
woods in the neighborhood of the Poor
House for three or four days past, which
the storm of Friday failed to extinguish,
and which has destroyed a great many tur
pentine trees, fences, &c.
KIVKK AND
No intelligence as yet of any disasters
on our coast from the late gale.
The schooner Nellie Oarr, Nickerson,
from this port, was at Navassa on the 2nd
'inst il ;i .v..-.-::.
Tbe schooner Donna Anna, Armburst,
arrived at Cardenas from this port on the
24th ult.
- tft
-- The schooner Kate Newman, Newman,
arrived at Navassa from this port on the
24th ult .
- There were no arrivals in below, and
nothing in sight when the steamers left
yesterday.' 1
The Norwegian barque Surprise, Wag
ner, arrived at Antwerp from this port on
the 8th inst.
The schooner Mercy T. Irundy, Crow
ley, sailed from Navassa for this port on
the 24th ult.
Tbe schooners Ida M. Eldridge, Fisher,
and the Pride of tht East, Lord, were at
Navassa on the 2nd lost., - toadieg for this
port. H ui HX'ix .
The Steamship Raleigh, from Charles
top, the Lucilie from Baltimore, and the
Regulator from New York, are due here,
and will probably arrive to-day.
The schooner Oliver Jameson, from
this port for Boston, at Vineyard Haven on
the 7th inst., reports that in a gale off Hat-
teras on tbe 2nd split flying jibs, carried
away main boom and stove boat
tub snaaS
The mails close and arrive at the City
Jfost umce as follows:
CLOSE.
Northern through mails 5:15 P. M.
Northern through and way
mails. 8:15 A.M.
Mails for tbe N. C. Railroad,
and routes supplied there
from, at 5:15 P. M.
Southern maus for all points
South, daily 6:45 P. M.
Western mails (C. C. R'y) daily
(except Sunday) 6 -00 A.M.
Fayette ville, ana offices on (Jape
Fear iuver.
Tuesdays and
Fridays 1:00 P
M.
Fayetteville by C. C. R'y, daily
(except Sundays).
Onslow C. H.' and interme
diate offices every Friday. .
Smithville mails, by steam
boat, daily (except Bun days)
Mails for Easy Hill, Town
Creek, Supply.Shallotte and
Little River, every Friday at
ARRIVE.
Northern through mails.
Northern through and way
mails..
Mails delivered from 6:00 A.
6:00 A M.
6:00 A. M.
2:00 P. M.
6.-00 A M.
12:16 P. M.
7:15 P. M.
M. to 7:00
P. M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:80 A
M.
Stamp Office open from 8 AM, to 12 M.,
and from 2 to 6 P M. Money order'and
Register Department open same as stamp
office. , ;
Stamps for sale at general delivery when
stamp office is closed. .
Key Boxes accessible at all hours, day
and night.
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 400 P. M.
We are so glad. The "mathe
matical war" will soon disappear from the
columns of the Wilson Advance.
Suicide is not more sinful than neglect
ing a cough. For only 25 cents you can
buy a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
and be saved from death, f
CITY ITEMS.
MOST ALL GOOD GROCEES AND STORE
KEEPERS sell Doourr's Yeast Powsbb. Should
Sour grocer not have It ask him to get It for you.but
' he will not do so send 90 cents for lb. 85 cents
for x lb. or 60 cents for 1 lb. can, direct to Doeur
& Bbothtb, New York, and yon will receive it by
return mail.
Late Papess. To Harris' News Stand, south
side Front Street, we are indebted for copies of the
New York Ledger, Chimney Corner and Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper for the current week.
The Stand will remain open until 11 o'clock this
morning.
ttooK UiNDKnT. Thk.morhihs Stab Bod Bind
ery does all kinds of Binding and Ruling In a work
manlike manner, and at reasonable prices,
chants and ethers needing Receipt Books, or
work, may rely on promptness in the execution of
their orders.
Transfer psnrrare-Iincs. invaluable to rail
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer
chants, mannf actarers and others. They are en
during and changeless, and will copy sharp sad
clear for an indefinite period of time. Having Just
received a fresh supply of these Inks, we are pre
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
LP-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A LOT OF CHOICE N
C. HAMS.
Carrots and Cabbage,
PeanKts. Peas and Pot
Barley sad
brands of Flour.
Delight" and Ward's Choice Family,
All of which we
e oner 10 too traae low a own .
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GRANT, HINTON CO.
Jiye, ruce,
Bnsar. Soap and Starch,
Teas. TuroiDS. Tobac
a fresh arrival of our own
"Dick's
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WHOLE NO. 2,994
Special Announcement
TO CONSUMERS
or uli tr s si ..a. .Mi s o jsp,
SUCCESSOR TO J. & H. SAMS ON t
WILL BB PLEASED TO SEE HIS OLD FRIENDS AND PUBLIC GENERALLY
At the Old Stand, 43 Market Street,
. j j WHERE HE WILL OFFER,-
m ".'.. now j .,. . BQj
Begardless of Cost, ai Large Lot of Dress
Goods, Notions,
To make room for NEW GOODS'1 at
OFFERED tb the Citizens o '-Wilmington.
A Call Will Convince
New Goods will bej Received Daily li e
And I shall spare no pains to servo' my patrons' With l"THE LATEST
- . . . aft bliiov
, STYLES and NOVELTIES Ito tfceir entire satisfaction.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
St, George and St. Andrew's Society.
ReGTJLAK MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
St George and St Andrew's Society will be held'
in the Hall over Mr. t. C. Mauds Drbg Store, at
8 o'clock, MONDAY Night March 12th?
mh U-lt H. G. SMALLBONES, Secry.
Hackers and Pullers,
IK
JgOTH SIMMONS AND WATSON BRANDS,
For sale at lowest prices at
GILES A MTJRCHISON'S
mh 11-tf - New Hardware Store.
mallard & uo.
Man w m' a Ai
Wholesale and Retail Dealers and Mannf actarers -of
TRUNKS, BAG?( dC.
STOCK LARGE AND ENTIRELY NEW.
mh 11-tf No. 8 -SOUTH FRONT ST.
Be Little Stop Around the Corner,
JS THE PLACE TO, GET . t
SADDLES, HARNESS,
WHIP8 and COLLAKa
Made or Repaired, Cheap for Cash.
Next to!
Southerland'B Stables.
HAYDKN & GERHARDT, -Wilmington,
N. C.
mh 11-tf
No Trash or Shoddy Stock !
TN MY ESTABLISHMENT !
ALL IS NEAT AND NOBBY !
T. H. HOWEY, Jr.
-.. No. 47 Market st
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Youths' & Boys' Suits.
jOW OPENING, FRSSH SPRING STOCK.
MERCHANT TAILORING GOODS
EXPECTED DAILY.
lilTJNSON A Co.
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Spring Styles of Hats.!
Silk and Stiff Hats i
HARRISON & ALLEN,
Hatters.
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FOR RENT ! FOR RENT ! ! FOR
LEASE 1 1 '.-My SCHOOL ROOMS are
for Rent every thing in order, desk?,
stove. Ac , for immediate occupation.
TWO STORES in Smithville, formerly
by Mr, Philip raoieau, his .tune navmg
wired
Silt, 187b
TWO BUILDING LOTS, beloneinir to the estate
of Mr. John Brown, for lease. None more eligible
for summer residences in the "Village by the Sea. "
mhll-lt L. MEGINNEY, Executor.
iTKEHCHT.DURABIUXV
r PERFECT WORK.
D OH -fROM
Choking.
SENDfFOR CIRCULARS AND PRICE LISTTTO
JOHN DAWSON,
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Now is the Time to Buy
piANOS, ORGANS & MELODEONS,
From the most Celebrated Mannf actone?.
Parties in want of a FIRST CLASS INSTRU
MENT can now boy one at a Reasonable Price and
on the instalment nan, at tne
LIVE BOOK STORE.
. ALSO,
CHROMOS, ALBUMS, FRAMESfAND MATS IN
GREAT VARIETY, at
HEINSBERGER'S
mh 11-tf Nos. 30 and 41 Market Street
Petteway & Schulken,
BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Are filling orders for
AUPssiiliUh of Merchandise.
Corn, Oats, Bran, Peas, Ac.
Molasses and Sugar. aU grades.
Coffee, Candles, Soap, Lye, Ac
Mnllsta,Mckerel, Ac. y
Meats sad Lard, an grades,
Glue, Spirit Cssks, Ac, c.,
.As the yery Lowest Market Prices.
Attention given to selecting Quality of Goods
of Naval Stores, Gotten. Pool
try, HUes,
allow. Wax, Furs, Ac, have special
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BATES OF ADVERTISING.
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" lour days,. t. ...
" " five days, j.f. ...
" One week,
. . Two weeks, ..;
" " Throe weeks, ....
" One month, .. ..
" ' Two months,
". Three months, C
' 8ix months, ....
$1 00
1 60
3 00
2 CO
3 00
3 50
5 00
6 50
8 00
15 00
S3 00
35 00
uneyear,
50 CO
"Contract Advertisements taken at propor
tionately lot rates.
Five Squares estimated as a eesrteiveohimn, and
ten squares as a half column.
!OF PRY GOODS
Trimmings, &c.,
PRICES. LOWER THAN
EVER
the Most Skeptical!
tJLXIJS SAMSON,
43 Market Street.
NEW ADTERTBEMfclfTS.
BE BRIEF !
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GROCERIES.
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
j , i has -CASH.
I ; THE BEST. :.; -MOSEY
DOWN.
FULL VALUE.
I fe E MEMBER US,
; FRESH GOODS.
I LOWEST PRICES !
CHAS. D. MYERS & Co.
5 & 7 9tartli Front St.
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Crackers,
N BARRELS AND BOXES, CONSISTING IN
J2F 0JLC0JSli5!e,ll Wanon Cream. Lemon,
C-Nic. Corn Hill, WmgerSimps and Cakes, Oyster
aid Seda,
ifor sale toy
ADRIAN "VOLLERS,
.Comer Dock end Front Streets.
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Molasses. Sugars.
New Ctod Cuba.
New Orleans. C.
Sugar House, and
New Orleans.
Extra C, Powdered,
A, and Crashed.
. For sale hv
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Fish. ftc.
MWIJCTSMAOTEBBLHBRRINO, CODFISH ,
Canned Oysters, Sardines, Lobsters, Salmon.
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ailKlAfl A VOLLERS.
all
Shoulc
RIAN
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AD
& VOLLERS
N4ULS. BUNGS, GLUE, HOOP IRON. CHEESE
Safer, OH' Cans. Tumblers, Jars, Plow Lines,
Blacking, Brashes,- Brooms. Backets, Tabs, Paper,
Bags, Twine, &c, for sale by f TP
mh 11-tf ADRIAN & VOLLERS.
IN SMALL PACKAGES Camphor, Cream Tar
tar, Castor Oil, Laudanum,Paregoric,Peppermlnt,
Pain Miller, Essence of Lemon, Ac.
For sale by . ADRIAN & VOLLERS,
mh ll-ti Comer Front and Dock Streets.
Corn. Corn. Corn.
3000 Bu8h RN'
For sale iy
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Planting Potatoes.
JQQ Bbls EARLY ROSE POTATOES,
tQ " -PINK B?B "
For sale by
KERCHNER ft CALDKR BROS.
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Bacon, Flour & Coffee.
Boxes D. S. SIDES A SHOULDERS,
Smoked "
fiOO 81,18 rL0UR' a11 srrades,
AA Bags COFFEE,
-1 For sale by
mh 11-tf KERCHNER A ALDER BROS.
Sugar-House Molasses.
Bbls SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES,
O E! Hhds Sugar-House "1
For sale by
KERCHNER A C ALDER BROS.
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Pork. Pork. Pork.
QITY MESS, FAMILY MBS8,
and EXTRA PRIME.
A goo i thug to ration hands witb
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: For sale low by
mh ll-D&Wtf HALL & PEAKS ALL.
Water-Mill Meal.
400 BU!keU WAE&l-GBOUND MEAL,
Just received by
mh 11-DAWtf HALL A PEARSALL.
Blue Glassi
Pasties in want of blub or other
COLORED GLASS, for "BLOB BAY CUBE," or
Uxperimcnang on Plants, will do well to order from
Altaffer & Hill,
MANUFACTURERS of SASH, DOORS, BLINDS.
Ac , FOOT OF WALNUT STREET.
WILMINGTON, N, C.
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