OBiTU.
D .in uly ahe broke the rose-bad from its
reeo and wiry item, - . i
full of bidden beauty's prom lie.1 61- the
r.r.miae cf a eem.
VVbile iu petal ecaca , unfold iog rioUvit;
deeper llnU withto-- 4-,vjvJT
Of ibe bush of crimson gry that to-mor
row miiMH wM r J gXXX
Wi Df. and crue? Tha io pluck it wMi
" .-v . v 1 U I
le uofalflUctf? rpU- , , I
bat leader fuIiyuciY opIo'iNfrT
hi promise uofaiaUctf ?
K . 1 1 v ! oaiuht
ever held, t .
F..r it promise is ire beauty; pleasure
summit ne'er is gained.
Hopj'a froitioo palia Jn ; piperita-, qoJy
pr t-id while uoaltetoeri.
Nev York It thane
US
KELIGIOUS ItllSCBLLAMY.
Dr. Dudley, AseisUut Bishop
of Kentucky, is tQ preach funeral, cerr
moo lO-asy io memory w isca,i 3 BOiey.rBA
i Margaret's church, Westminster.
Dean Stanley's last words werei.
I bave labored acaidat many frailties and
much weakness to make YYeal minster A,b-
bey. iu a trulyliberal spirit, the great Genu
of rdiK'ous aad aaliooal lue-
Tb Ret.FtlherRudoIbb, until
f, w montha agpaslof of St Michael's
tV.bulic church aTmejrONoTlarrtt
uojuced bis tows, aad was United in mar
nr last Thursday evening to Miss Maggie
JLCartlr, a loimtr housekeeper of the
p f'rbiiil ruaideoce. m
Bishop Talbot, of the Indiana
i ), cese of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
.ns s tuck with paralysis on Monday night
inle on hi) way to Indianapolis from
M,cb:tto- The case ia not cooaidered criti
cal, although bis eotira right aid is affected
be is oot able to speak distinctly. 1
"Gum log" preachers is a ttrtn
u e l iii i bo M. E. (J inference to designate
, ,:!- of uaptipular preachers that no
i mmunity wan s They are "bard stock"
pin i nre g ocialiy put off on some moua-i,..-
c -mmunity. wheie they get' a salary
r- k it fncu $50 to $200 j far Oglethorpe
Echo
Uev. Dr. Conkling, of New
V ik t'i;y. (no relation to Hoscoe that wo
k r w of) baa a wealthy lady in his parish
wli-i ir:t-niy paid the expecsea of a trip to
E'i pe fur himself and wife, and made
biru it present of a $70,000 buu nrd gave
bii wife $100,000 io govern rami b-pdon
(heir leiurr.
- Mr. M. J. O'Farrell, of New
V .ik, wbiise appointment as first Bishop
..f the 1 t:ese of Trenton, N. J., was re-ct-
v il fr- m Ktime Ibe other day, is a pro
f.,im1 M4 holar sod liogutsM- He tat be mas
i ' i f ii' z"n different languages and ia
p. rlmps one of tbe beat Celtic scholars ia
lh'- country
In a North Carolina Sunday
a h.wil itn imperfectly educated colored per
.io wiii ssked buw the Israelites expreaeed
Hicir joy after having crossed the Red Sea ?
He replied: "I reckon dey shot off de big
guns and hollered." The rest of the imper
fectly educated colored persons nodded as
t :nt to this doctrine.
The capacity of the largest
cburcb buildings in the world is as follows:
S' Pet Rome. 54 000 persons; Milan
VhetlrI. 37.000; St. Paul's, London. 35.
Otn); Siphia's, TToostaotinople, 23.000;
N .i.e I)1me. Paris. 21.000; Pisa QathedraV
St. Mark's. Venice, 7.000; 8pur
gr..i '8 Tabernacle. 7.000; Tal mage's Taber
uac!' . Brooklyn. 4,50a
A cable dispatch to the New
Y-irk Freeman' Journal announet-s that the
D'ocese of Newark has been divided, and
uf Rr-v W. Wiiije. the pastor of Si. Via
c i'i'-. in Madison, has been appointed a
lii-Lop. A new Diocese has been erected
cl ed ibe Diocese of Trenton, and the Rev
M. J. O'Farrell, pastor of St. Peter's church.
Barclay stieet, this city, has been appoiated
Bishop of Trenton.
l'KKM)AL.
Somebody has discovered a stri
kiog resemblance between the writing of
Ctmles J. Quiteau and the mythical "Harry
L Moiey "
Senator Bayard's Wilmington
reaideuce was once the home of Myra Clark
Gtnies. sod it was from there that ber fain-
us elopement was made.
Kit Carsoo's grave at Taos, N.
M . is unmarked by stooe or monument.
The grave mounds of the fsmoos scout and
hia Indian wlfs are two low gravel heaps In
h ilesolate cemetery.
Dean Stanley is said to have
written a letter to Boston after bis return to
Kac.land which no one coold decipher.
Tbe band-writiog of Rafas Choste and
Hor-icc Greeley were almost plsin when
compared to it.
-Wm.
nmo. He
tbeir lands.
Kvi (been
Penn was a very honest
would doi rob tbe Indians of
Not a bit of it. He honorably
noaoraoiy i
bread and I
several pounds of
me jack koives for tbe teriitory of Penn
sylvania. Such honesty cannot be admiredt
B-tion Poet.
On Saturday the wife of SHmC.
H owell, a well-to-do farmer living near Pine
Bluff. N. Y., eloped with John Decker, tbe
bired msn. Mrs. Howell had packed her
trunk preparatory to starting on a visit, and
tbe took tbe trunk and about $000 of her
husband's money and fled. She was fol
lowed as far as Middletown, where tha pair
took an Erie train for the West. Mr.
Howell will make no attempt to follow
them, bat will begin proceedings for a di
vorce at once.
POLITICAL rUINTI.
Jay Gould bought the Nevada
Central Railroad on Friday. Next 1
This is the most ferocious and
atrocious epoch ia oar history. Subsidy
and perfidy go band in hand. Not only
haa the press been subsidized, but tbe peo
ple also have obviously been bought
New York lribunct Sep.
Never before has a public ser
vant been made so strong by a conspiracy
tbat looked to nothiag leas than hia death.
It is for Mr. Garfield to decide whether be
will disappoint this esroest public expecta
tion . lorney'i Proffrem, lad. Don.
Let the dead, past bury its dead,
ad let the new North, the new South, tbe
new East and the new West, reunited in
tbe bonds of fraternal good will, . be gov
erned as one nation, for tbe material good
f the whole and the glory of its undivided
civil zation. QaUetton Nee$, Dem.
The shot fired at the head of
the National Government In tbe person of
President" GarfleI3, ba .oaerremarkable
effect, wilcn has nc beetftufficiently
recognizedvdrniaisfered aihocs: which
addenly femteffrtbe renawedinship of
the North and South sf tmrts of one nation
and one people. 2feta York lima, 20i
iiep. .
"t a aa
Mr. Epb. Moserf evwell known attorney
f Shoals. Iod.. had been confined to hia
room with severe rbeumstlsm. St. Jacobs,
Oil was ssedtlhe third application relieved
him from all pain. .
- aaa a sai i t
Children aboold.be warned not
to take what doesn't belong to them, espe
cially the measles and small-pox." PMla
tdphia Chrwicla-Berald. ' ' r '
:io
fraiaaai oa.aaxl raaoeancoded by them fbr Dt.
f iHii- cy? a u.VVmaat nil.
Catvaitcattlla avaial Ftv' Itserraa
7fT PT kw a, Xqi at nflcaaaarjr. , ,
f-Hsoaaa uree moatns ao I MnntUi
. HjLKTKB'a I BOW Tninr!. mum lha ul.
aa of Da. EUktu's
TIC OI BUST inMOl WM tMW IU Irfriu WU
ho knew Its vlrtiM.
we tnnj irt freaem qeuntr to saeh an ex
Wmftovii azeeadlastY boxdeaaoiiM to
A racaUoa of a monUi did not sj1t m modi
lie, bat on too eootrarr. was followed bv
extent
tome.
uec, bat on -the eootrarr. was followed by In
eitamii prostratloa and. aVnMiy chills. At this
Unit Ilxfu the aaa of yoarOoa Towic, from
which I realised almost tmmodiata and wonderful t
raanKa tltm old nera-w atajuai aatd I tkt
- eitama proatnuoa and aVnUi. chills. At tola
rawanaM oM aaeisx rataraad aatd I focwtUat
, fly aMoMaoowaa aat erihaUj abatexCl
hara aaed three botuea of ChTOjncKlnc ailnr
I hava doaa twloe the labor that I rrar did tn the ,
amo Om darin aay Illness, and with doable the.
1 - With tholraaqaUnerra and vlcor of body,-
haa come also aeleameas of thooaht nerer before,
Troy, O., Jan. Z, 1878. Bastoc r'hHMTin Chorea.
er Ssk by DrsgjWj as4 6aral DssIenEvwywhwa
sa w fr
una
DH. JOY'S ELEnrniD DEVICES
i aad Trial ara fwmi
IdSMbc from Ksasiaia Sfnaili anaasa. 6 cat
ami DiHaillajN I naa a J Mssva Totoa or Vigor, or
any diaeaaa rasolUnc from Abuses aad OrHrm
CAOaxs. or mr t r aJBicted with Rheama
tlam. Neuralrta. faraiTaia. Bsinai Difficoluea.
Kidney or liTer Troubles, Lame Back, and other
IHieaayaof tbm -rltalalraaoa.' Also wok xj trou
bled with Diseases peculiar to their sex.
- epaedj aaUef and eaarapiete raatorattoa to health
roarmaiaad. - Taw at Save aMaly -aUectrtei
Tle a AMttaaets that hare eror
aeai maauaiii S ataxua, acaaaaUSVe arlar
llia Their taorottah aiBcieficai has been prao-
ocauy proa-eawitn wiaanmaM
i i n and- tbey harwJtha Uscfevsaai i
aMaifhrntAaBaaateariBeataaea
i iinn i i r a hi ii I i nil as- once
an 1 1 gliilin nil Influ iimbHiiii fin ft ililinas rim
i3Q
i HU, Chicago, Dl.
Je 8 DeodJkWIy-
'sa we fr
tRO IJlfiRS are highly
Tetxruuu ivucdTjf diseases requiring &
.certain. ?o4. cf&cxcnt toaic; especially"
Indigestion, ljspcpsla, Inter
miitcrit Fevers, Want of Appe
tite, Loss of 'Strcngrtn, Xack of
Iincry, etc ; Eriua ike blood.
irtjt&cna Cu. wnuclca, and gita new life to
the smw. They act like a charm on the
. digvxlive organs, runoving all ds peptic
; symptoms, such as lasting the food, belcJung,
heat ia the ttontaeh, ktaribum, etc Tha
! ony Iron Preparation that trill not blacken
. the teeth or gire headache. Write for the
ABC Boot, 3 pages amusing And
nseful reading, tent free.
BROWN CnFTESnCAIi CJOMPANY,
Baltimore. Hd.
jaa S9 OAWly
. gsa-ryairkl -sol oioa?.
A SURE
Fri?;FmB- Complaxioiis.
Positlre relief and Imiuniilty
from coni$leXftar Wemishes
mi fui famul lit B-f mfmm ya TTorr
iiiaf-wmiiin ha ihumi q &
poil Jjaljau delicate and
, iiarTif arucie.cwia py arng-
gist3 emyirnere.' -:
-It tepata th most brilliant
aUdl!X-111co tints, and the clo
sest scrntiny cannot detect its
nse. All unsightly discolora
tiocs, errrptlons,' ring marks
under the eyessalTowiiesseTed
nesSe niqjuie83andllie flush
of JfetigDr and excitement are
at once dispelled by the Hag
nolia Balnu
It Js the OSd iiicomparable
Cosmetic
JyS lm
nrm
Patent Cotton Press.
,sas:
OSDs works with saf anwaat of power, and
onVn- in ooeTitlon: wul Mek bales from 800 to
apoa:taawksateam power- j
orsrkaad.fartinforaatlon,aia
; ti c; BAST, BJJLBT 00.t .
JeltCltSoaWIt
WDmlngtJn, S. C
, A ; r - " fe) ) i
iiWbuctric I S ;
Si Wo: DE. :
Belts, Bsaoa. ate. 1 fefTV I
: OJTAT l) t III.
Vt-r . a . -r
1 ' ' I I I . - I 5 1 ' 1 ' I I ". I
. aar-Onr quouviona, it anonid-bo underfltooa, re
eat that jwholosle - prices geaeisily, I) BAfcuij ,
aasaaa orders higher pnees lave to be charged.' t
' puinmu... ......
BACXN--MorthCaroUma.
' 00 O t.M)i
BtdoB,M. Q. choice, V ......
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r ELaas.v;. J.Jwi- ...
11 o
--.ll.-Ci-Ji
14 i
7
.'Dry .Baited.-
- BMaefl ay;i.L
t- Bhooldara .v-ii
i..s u
V-Bi WaW
SA&HKUs-
ennu xvoasixineu
Second Hand, each.'.;.'.-..'.
ITS
o-i eor
a iw:
Wa Nw r.w
i - New Oltr.- aaeX . . ' ' .
l . .....
CO.
oo- O l0
aovm; si
T50 u (CO
.30 n 14 OS
su it ii iv worm uaroaaa, fa as
4:
so
aonaaBj W mt.
8Si
11!
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perp. m aW....
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atina, a...i.;;..:.
Tallow
Adamaa
Hi H Q
CH gffK-Northam factory si
14 O
umjsj. cream w s.....:..
ai.t. ak '
00 O
MO
IB;
aua v aya. v B
"asr
t
5 AW, W - S.iirivwNtMkM
r.aFM aa av
CXJHN MJAIp S3 .basheUa saczsJ
Ki.
8llf
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IX)MiTICS 8hetlrig.4-4.w yd)
vara, iranaui
SGrOS A
l-Oft f 10;
,', oar: a H6;
li es 5 o. at :
KSfl Jtackeral,No.l, VbL i;
. Mackeral. K.ttlbi:
r 8 68 9 Oft
MO. a. at v Dbl..-.-...
MaoaoToVMo. S, aj bbL....
atnllets. BbnU... .; ..,( -
4 50. O 7 W
5 00' fj : I lii ,
.09 O 1 00 J
tOO O 4 00 ,
5 o , - a
no .- rora Dois..i..-.....;
H. C. Herring, So, V keg...":
DrrOod.ai 1
Ferufn (roaaoJTo. 1, S00B M
86150
87 00
& it 00
O 60 00
OM00
40og
Do. 1 Loboa, " - .
BaOe'b.'s.Xtioflphata, ,
Carolina rertulser, "
rroan4 Boae . - , '.,.'
BoasMaai,
- now, r
HavasaaQoanc, . M
Ooaaplete Manor' -
Whann's PnosphataT
-WandoPhosphato,. -Berger
BoU's Phosnh. --stxcollenaaOotton
rertillaer
FLOUB yine. bbl
corbbi::::::
ysjoauy v bbi......
CaiQlla-Kitra, a bl
- is-amuy, w Dot..
ax.FaaaUfcsakbi..
slctb
Q&AJN Corn, la store, la eaga,
Corn, cargo, v oasnei, in dui
uorn, vargo, w paanjwuagB
Oora,nUxed naabelja bags.
Oats, V aoanei
Red Rasa Proofs.. .....
PaaavOow. baaaal.,....,
flmaa Oreen. 9 B
HAlaaaierBv'loVmS.
Wastara. 100 a
Hortasiver. v ion aa
HOOP IKON a) ton.. . .
LARO Northern, ...
North Carolina, 9 .
LTMK bbl
LrjMRXa Crrr BrmaxSA
Ship BtnU.resawecjp Jt rt..
Booxh Bom Plank. 9U ft...
O 30 00
O 16 00,
O18P0
O MOO
WeaUndlaCargoaaooordlng
toqnallty, Jt fi...V......
nvaasBiirioonTia. aeaataoea..
Bcaatllng ana ttoaraa,. com'
moil. Mtt........M....
iir.aaas5a-3f cp KTabsakdsl
New crop Cuba, Dhls V gal.
Porto Blco,bbi1s..;
DDIS).
8yrap,bla, as galM..
NAIia-Oat. lOi bakts, sj keg..
una aTavoaaaa, v gai.
Xattd, W gai.
iAnaeed, V gal.....
ttOIM.f ni.................
Tar, per gal ...
Deck and HDar.aer gal..
POULTRY CalcStins.liTerown
spring...
Taraeya
PatAKTJTB-V baahel
POT ATOata woet, V baahel.
' Irish, a) inch
PORK Northern, City Mess...
Prime, bbl
Bams. 9 bbl
KlCT-CaroUn, B
Bong h, 9 bean
Bfl Country, 9 ......
citr. a
BOPS...
SALT Alain, bashol
urerpooL, vsaec;
Llabon,.fJ sack
aiaerlcan. fj sack .
BUeAR Cuba, .
1 otto iUCO, as a
a uosoe, v w
B M .
O B
MZ.C-
Crushed.
4AP Noctbara,
BBINaia-Coiitraet, m
Oommon, VX.
CyproasSaps K,...
Croraas Hearts at at.
BTAVXS W. O. BbL, X
js. o. una., m
TALLOW avT.
TlhtBJS-jShlpylng, X
Kxtra ShlDDlns-
auuraas,! .
MJlllr7V .
Onmmoa MM...
InXarloetoOrdmarr. SJ M....
WBT8KKT Nortiaern, sjgal.
HorthCtaomuL 9ril
WXXL UnwaahedV j
waanea. a
Barry Wool
rimJoTIITQTOIf
OHBI n
Izcaaaxe (sight) on New York, X dlsctt
Boston, ..2 "
Philadelphia, jtf
western cities, x -
IxehiBM 30 davs 1 W cent.
BankofNew Hanover Stock
100
75
140
yrratHatlonal Baaky. ..
avasaaunanouo.
H. C Bonds OldXx-Coapoa
- do. ronaingises is
Do. 1868 IS
Do. New 4's. 88
Do. BpeeialTsx 4
Do. to N.C. Railroad.... 93
W.A.W. aTLBowdetaBefQoldlntt.llS
Carolina Central B. R. Bonds, 6fc..lC5
WU-CoL Ang. K.R. " 1Q6
Iflrmlngteti City Boads, new 9t. . .100
. - r a ma irm
New Hanover County.... 6 yc 97tf
W.W. Railroad Stock 100
ITortk Carolina B.B. M 100
WlLOas Light Co. - .60
Wilmington Cotton Mills ,..100
Bank of Hew Hanover.
Authorized Capital SI, 000,000.
Cash Capital paid In 300,000.
Snrpltu Fond $50,000.
DIRECIORS.
JOHN DAWSON a M. BTKDJCAN
Q. W. WILLIAM 8, ISAAC BATXS,
DONALD McRAS J AS. A. LXAX
H. VOLLKRS P. RHKIN8TKIN,
B, B, BBTDOKR8 B. B. BOBDXN
J. W. ATKINSON
CHAH. X. HTKDMAN, PreeldenL
ISAAC BATBS, Vice President '
s. D. Waxiaos. Cashier
angSO-tf
AtMnspn & Hanning's
" Insnranco Jlooms,
BANK OF NX W HANOVXB BUILDINQ,
Wilmington, 17. O
Fire, HariiiB: afPlife Compaiies.;
Agrcate Capital Bepreeented Over $100,000.0001..
ALL ABOUT
TesternlTortliCarolina
If yon want to know all abootthe "Garden Spot" of
us Donu, aona i a epocuaeu copy w.uw
iCiideiaWAt ; Her aid.
r Itfal a TWCJT1-XTOHT TOLUXN WBEBXY,
fall of tatereatureadttur matter, and devoted to
the interests of Western North Carolina. . ,
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Notices of tte . Press . ,
"ThSTABU deaMdedlv one of the bet; papers in
ioiL Solent Press. ; ; 'I Ja
'....-. '
The Wumlngton Stab has entered on its twelfth
ysarv-as good a paper .a . any people should want.
CiarlotU Democrat itr ; - -
- .-t :i-,tZu v - ! - ' ' ' .
The WQialngton Stab has entered on its twelfth
m - 4. .-lill. Irmrntl nf nawa.lt ntAhda "HD
' ' The WUmlngton Stab haa entered Its twenty-:
fifth volume. There ia no better paper published
to-theState.-2aolr'2V8i.i.-:--'-' v .fn
The Wltoineton Stab has enfered npan its thir
teenth year.-; It Is one of the best papers in the
SUte.--rFomnton QnutUY f
The whrnbigton Stab has entered Its thirteenth
year. It has become one of the leading papers ef
the Sonihuf-OsBbrxi TorchliaU.. . - ; i "
The Wilmington Stab Is not only one of the best
edited papers In the State, but for freshness ot
news and typographical appearance cannot be best
en Jactton Bevorter.
perfl in the South, In every department from typog
raphy op to editorial ability at d independence.
We like the Stab because It is thoroughly relia
ble, candid, fearless, and so well and ably edited,
newsy, spicy, aad In fact a perfect newspaper. Long
may the Stab twinkle. JH. Airy Visitor.
Although at the head of the press in this State in
all that makes a paper valuable to the reader, still it
continues to Improve. It is a Stab of the first
msgnltade. May Its lustre never wane. u m xree
WOlBaDtUL
The Wilmington (N. C) Moshirs Stab Is a mo
di mnmaner. Indeed, we think we dd not exag
gerate its merits when we say it Is the newsiest (sec
ular) paperpnbliehed in the South. Biehmond(Va.)
jimcunujuerma. ... -
Tha WTlmlneton Stab has now entered anon its
thirteenth year and twenty-fifth volume. One of
the best conducted and edited papers m the South,
and. as a North Carolinian, we are proud of it.
Tardoro somherner. ":
Tha Rvm la no well and favorably known in this
section of the State that we can say nothing of
which ita thonaanda of readers do not already know.
It is in every respect one of the best dailies ia the
South. BoMsonian.
Tha wnmlnffton Stab has entered on Its twelfth
year. It Is a most excellent newspaper, well edited4
a eompendiam of all the news of the day, and an
honor to its ctty, to North Carolina and to North
fjamntia iMiw.Hn Hhj&irtiji Observer. '
mat nunNlMiit kMnimit Rm ho MumnTeted
its twenty-eeeond volume. It is one of the most
brilliant, erudite and sparkling dailies south of the
Tnsm..A ' TK. ...tom tit IKa flmfc nn tif the natier
sarpassesthem alL ' Tarboro SouOierner.
flut Ttrnmrn eannat sav a word too food for the
WUmfoptn Rvia. It haa 1osi reached, one of its
many bfithdays. As a newspaper it is a favorite
with the State press and Is sought after by the peo
ple. Long and prosperous life to t.-RidsvilU
7mn
WhT ia it that an the nepers with the name ef
Star are such bright little Joarnals f The Wilming
ton (N. C.) stab, the Washington Star, Freder icks
hnro star: New York Star, for example. There
mast be something in a name after all Richmond
The Wilmington Stab, we are pleased to notice.
still continues on the high road to success. We es
teem the Stab very highly, regarding Use one of
the very best of oar exchanges, and consider it the
peer or any journal published in the Sooth. Ox-
ford JTrse Lance.
Tha WDml-nctTm Stab Is now takine the reealar
miTinigiit a nrimtmA Dimi reports, and has besides
increased the amount of its reading matter. The
Stab is an excellent paper. Its prosperity is not
nrrpriaingthiee It Is so deaerring. Carfo Ob-
Thb MoBHnra Stab, one of the best dailies we
know, and aa a newsnaDer. moor opinion, the very
.beat, has entered apoa Its twelfth year. In every
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?WrriQaranro Paa'i.BuraaurrauT. - ll -;
o jWamtogtottrf N. C.May 13, 1881 , ,
-CManse OfScliednlc;. .
ArkH Ajfu 1 After MAlBmnssi. at
KJ .40 A.M., Passenger Trains en the Warning
ton 4 waidon uauroad wii runas iouowst0.v
ttav BTall asid. Srv'ms TralB. aIT
Leave WUmlngton.'Froni St Depot, at 6:40 k
Arrive at Weldon . .V. . : -V. . 13:50 P. SK
Leave Weldon.... i.,. ...- 8:30 P. M.
simt at Wilmington, Front St Depot, 9:45 P. M.
Fast- Thbotjoh f Xul " abb -PAseaTrexB-.TBAiss
i hJ;,DAlis--rNOVa3 Nobth and 40 Sooto. .-. i -Leave
Wilmington, Front St Depot, at 6.35 P.M.
Aurive av Weldon ... . . . , . tM . . , l.5 A. M.
Leave Weldon. .if.": v. :.'.,.:e.l5 P; M;
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St Depot, 1LS3 P. M.
TraW Nof Sooth -will stop only at Kockx
aiouni, wuson, uoiosooro ana sugnaua. . - j
1 Trains, on, Tarboro- Branch Road leave Rocky
Mount foe Tarboro at 7.40 P. M. Daily, and Tues-
dair: Thnrsdav and 8atDxdavat!5.00 A. M.- Return-'
lngt leave Tarboro at9.60 .A M. Daily, and .Mon
day Wednesday and Priday at 880 P. JOV :-. ; --
Train No. 47. makes close Connection at: Wei
don for . aa points North- daily. - All rail via
Rlchmcmdi. and dailvteXeeDtBundav via Bar Line.
ti Train 20743 runs daily . and nAxee ' close con
nection . i or au points Jort0 -via, jtuenmona ana
Washington. .' -- r - ;
- AH trams run solid between Wilmington and
Washington, and have, Pullman Palace . Sleepers
attached. .
i. .. . JOITM W. T1TVHTR.
M 'V,s;: ... -flniiMal SlA
Ai POPE; Qenl Passenger Agent. -:;.
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General Snp'ts Office.
ft.
WrLMINGTON,' COLCfflOlA 4e AV-
- tfii WILMINGTON. N. C ay,13. B81.
: Change of Schednlei
ON AND AFTER MAY 15TH, 1881, AT 1.06
P. M., the fellowlBg Passenger Schedule -will
baron "en, this roadt-V--; -; - :
NIOHY EXPRESS TRAINS (Dalljr)-
' Noa. 48 West aad 47 East.
Leave WUmlngton.. ... 10:06P.M.
Leave Florence.... 3:40 A. M.
Arrive at C.C. A A. Junction.; ' :4yAS. M.
Arrive at-Columbia.......... 6:00A4 M.
Leave Colombia.... 10:00 Pi M.
Leave C. C. A A. Junction 10:30 P. M.
Leave Florence. , S:00 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington 6:30 A.M.
Niht Matt, and Passknskb Tbaib. Daii.t. No.
40 WXBT, AXB DAT MAIL AND PASSSHOBB TbAiK,
No. 43 East, . j
Leave Wilmingten at. 11:45 P.M.
Arrive at Florence. 3:15 A. M.
Leave Florence.... . .... ..... 1:05 P. M.
Arrive at WUmlngton ... 6.05 P. M.
'iTainoo. s stops at au stauona.
No. 40 stops only at Flemlngton, WhitevUle,
Fair Bluff and Marion.
Passengers for Colombia; and all points on O. ft
C. S.R., C, C. SA, R. R. Stations, Aiken Junc
tion, and all points beyond, should take 48 Night
Express.
Separate Pullman Sleepers for Charleston and
tot Augusta on train 47. -
All trains run solid between Charleston and Wil
mington. - -
JOHN F. DIVINE.
. Qen'l Suo't. '
- A. POPS, Qen'l Passenger Agent.
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CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD CO;
3Wt- OMTOB QaOTBAI,
Wilmington, N. C, June 4, 1881.
Change of Schedule. 9
ON AND AFTER JUNE tf, 1881. the foliowing
Schedule will be operated oa this Railroad: .
PASSENUER, MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN :
Daily except Sundays
M. , ) Leave Wilmington at. 9:45 A.M.
f Arrive at Charlotte at.. 6:45 P. M.
w l Leave Charlotte at 6:00 A. M.
Iio'. r f Arrive at Wilmington at........ '8:35 P. M.
Trains Nos. 1 and 3 stop at regular stations Only,
and points designated in the Company's Time Ta
ble. . .,
These trains make close connection at Charlotte
with trains No. 8 and 4 fer Cleveland Springs and
all points on Shelby Division.
PAS3ENQER AND FREIGHT
) Leave (Wilmington at....... ....5:30 P. M.
No.6.-Arrive at Hamlet at......... 1:36 A.M.
.Charlotte at 8:00 A.M.
I Leave Charlotte at.... .7:30 P. M
No.6. Arrive atcHamlet at 1:26 A.M.
,: . Wilmington at 9:30 A.M.
No. 6 Train is Dally except Bunday, bat no con
nection to Raleigh on Saturday.
No. 6 Train is Daily except Satarday .
SHELBY DIVISION, PASSENGER, MAIL, EX
PRESS AND FREIGHT.
Wrt - (.Leave Charlotte.... 7:00P.M.
No- f Arrive at Shelby.. 10:30 P. M.
Vj a I Leave Shelby 6:00 A.M.
oA-1 Arrive at Charlotte 8:80 A.M.
Trains Nos. 5 and 6 make close connection at
Hamlet to and from Raleigh, except as above.
Through Sleeping Cars between Raleigh .and
Charlotte.
Trains No. I sad s maxe connection as cnariotte
with A.. Tv A O. H.R.. arriving at Statesvillesame
evening, and connecting then with W. N. O. R.R.
for Asaevuie ana au points on w. . v. rt.rt.
Trains No. 3 and 4 connect closely with Chester
& Lenore, at Lincolnton. .
V. Q. JOHNSON,
Je 7-tf ' ' - General Superintendent.
CLYDE'S
New York and Wilmington
Steamship Line.
The Steamer
BENE PACT OR,
Gapt. JONES,
SAIL FROA .NBW YORK,
satarday Jaiy 30.
syShippers can rely upon the PROMPT SAILING
of Steamers as advertised.
For Freight Ensgements apply to
THOSIA8 B. BOND.
- Superintendent,
Wilmington, N.O.
Tbeo. 3. Eger, Freight Agent,
New York,
W. P Clyde & Go.. General Agents,
dec 9 tf 35 Broadway, New York.
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