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We say apparently with purpose. Not knowing in advance the precise points at issue, and not having a thorough understanding, or any pro per understanding of the "true in- wardness" the hidden motives and plans and movements of the Syndi cate with their intricacies and wheels, we thought Senator Vance's last article was very damaging, perhaps conclusive. Bat men canning of fence are able to make a good show ing almost under any circumstances, and to make the worse appear the better reason. At any rate, after reading the very strong paper pre pared in answer to Senator Vance's last document we will not "express or form an opinion as to who whips" until we hear from the Senator a third time. We will venture to say this only, that if the discussion was to atop with the sur-rejoinder we should say with an eye to perfect candor and judicial fairness that tbe defence was satisfactory, that tbe attorneys j had made a favorable case for their client, and that the extension asked I I for ought to be granted. I rhat is the way the matter strikes J I U8 before reading farther, and having a clearer insight into the matter. But our past experience in railroad dis- j cussions is such that it is not safe to I make np an opinion until yon have J heard ail. Gov. Jarvis and Treasurer Worth are satisfied evidently with the show ing made by Capt. Andrews's attor neys, for they have granted the ex tension asked for. Wo riavo n M that th r,nKi; .. u ' u -v.. auu vuu mv.iw u . in possession of all of the facts con cerning the railroad management and the war growing out of it. We ens pejjt very strongly that there is much interesting reading behind if we could only get at it. You hear only such things told as will help the case. We wonder why the Syndicate did not apply from the date of the con tract for the 500 hands the State was to furnish? They conld have oom- saW.v. VUA. WWUI.rfl UVUl U lUg b J fl-lJ I terms it they had done so. This we are assured would have been tbe case. With the 500 convicts at work fromJjQe date of contract or immedi ately thereafter, they could have completed their work without the aid of an additional outside hand. This was not done. Uenoe it be- came necessary, after a long delay, to ask for an extension. Whv were tha 500 hands not obtained?" Why ma ouo nanas noi oDtainear Why were they declined in fact? We have seen no. explanation of this- matter that is remotely satisfactory. After the 500 were declined by the In thia centeiahialyelaridfhe patriot t that the accommodations on the West Buford Syndicate, the convicts, or and sage's deatb: it is apiaoi p.fo ! NorthTCarolina Railroad, for both many oi luem, were uiatnuuiea wuummBr iu, v v. x . uu i. luaio uosr ma ueroeu oi me late -War, i J . . U I . XT I V. R. R. getting a large number, we believe. Recently, since Best began his operations afresh," and took after n.f-.j c 4;..,.i:.u.UR,.l iuo uutuiu oji iiuiuatr witu nio.f vu ton Syndicate, we see the former.de- mandinc anxiously air the convicts thv n o-t .hnv nat all the hands they can get, they put all tbe hanaa possible to work, and then cry for more. Before they did not hanker after oonvicls. Now -that Beat is on nanav band-v the striped - fellowsi are wondrously na-Afnl ml are usetul and are needed greatly. What produced the change of tactics? J2H bat caused "a change to come bve;rthe! spirit of their" plans? Thtt "wrttk lagged for a long time drew its very, slow .length along looked -as if Ducktowh would bo a failure: "There was no push, but they improved what had been built already. Now, the Buford Syndicate is -working-might and main, and the reports of: progress are most favorable. What brought all this about ? I & If we could only know all cocld only get under the nicely and deli- cately constructed table and see all I LaLD J by which the slight-of-hand por I , , . . ... I former gets Oil D18 astODlSOlDg resnitS, W6 WOUld then be in a position tO tell I mnro for w wnnld know more In more, IOr we WOUia KUOW more. au tne meantime the Baford Syndicate I J 13 driving? awav. and the narrow I . I gauge road tO JJaCktOWn 18 being pushed forward with celerity. We eive Senator Vance full credit for an honest and honorable purpose to serve the people of North Caro lina in his war with a tremendous monopoly. Ho may have blundered in his statements; he may have writ, tea without proper information, but that he has acted from a high sense of duty and from a sincere desire to serve the best interests of the people we cannot for a moment doubt. A ife like his cannot be effaced by a dash of the pen. Ilia record is before the people of his native Carolina. In war times, in peace times, he has been a tower of strength, and he has ren dered the State great and important services. He has encaged in a con test that'raay give him trouble and even defeat, but it cannot soil his good name or change the opinion of the people who trusted and followed him in the troublous times of war and. rallied around his banner and the white plume in the important politic cal contests that have followed since. Owing to the extreme length of Capt. Andrews's sur-rejoinder we oan not now copy it, and it is impossible to curtail it in such a way as to pre sent the points as they occur. The war documents are so voluminous wo shall have to cease following the dis cussion. If Senator Vance replies we may take occasion to refer to it edi torially, bat we do not purpose now to copy any more documents bearing on tbe subject. COBNBLIDS HABNETT. HA'tlnr nf 1Jla Rfjjr' Thpro la a clirrVit errnr in the article on Cornelius Harnett io the I bTAit of the 21et iost. Will you excuse my I calling attention thereto? Alluding to a common icAUon m tbe Stab of tbe 8th of March, 1881, you cause tbe writer to say of Harriett that "do stone marks hi8 grave in St. James's church- Reference to that cjmmunicaiijD will show - that what wss eaid was as follows: "There is nothing to rrark the grave of Harnett who died as much a martyr to " cause he upheld so ably as any who fell UDon the field of battle ezcent a bat- teredold headstone, with its inscription al- jX? church cnurcnyara or t. Respectfully, G. D. It has been some time since we read Major Daves's article. We have never sees the headstone that marks the grave of the first man of the Cape Fear section in Revolutionary times. Upon the headstone, as we learn, there is the date of Harnett's birth and death, with a ooaplet taken from Pona's Fonrth Eniotlfl. linp. -x 1 I 131, 132: "Slave to no sect, who takes no private road. Bat looks through nature uo to nature's Gcd." These lines express free thinking. We may mention that four years ago Col. James 6. Burr read an elo quent and instructive paper before the Historical Society- of this city upon Cornelius Harnett, in which ha I gave tut) lUBuriuuou irom nu grave' I . . - 1- I stone, referred to Josiah Quinev's ylSlt tO llilton, when (he pro- A -. I nounced in a letter to be found in w.n r-f tT T , ii" 1 Aioitee s Julie ot James Iredell, that TTo oil oamQl A.., e uubv ti to ui wauuB& auauu ui i vn,ti, A :no:.nrl .1 JNortD Carolina,) and insisted that a onii.KIn mrT,nmn aKnnit v. jx suitable monument Should be erected to his memory, whether bis remains were removed to Oakdale or con- tinned to repose where they had been for nearly a hundred' years. Some steps were taken Boon after to re- move the remainsT to Oakdale.' but move tne remains io iraKoaie, Dut the plan fell through Owing iy some cao.eorcK 9 810D. w ' it -jiiii"ju T 1 per ume vo nave nimnwrrea uag. ; Jl . U - 1 If . , -r I and to place a shaft of native granite over his jrestinj. place. , J 57- v.. ? : iMai. -.Roger P. Atkinson, as 1 j. " f. . " ,t "5,. supposea ne wouia ao, is oai in aei- ter in ttie-ittileign jvewa-uoaerver in' eply to Mr. Williamson and Mr. ? ' a ssm Statnpa. Aa wa were certain ywM behe4cw;biarel l8;cp.icW.aiwi A 4iatiittihedreabyimaJ3o r T; I l. jl Lm tk.vuutkA -Mm Pl iviuuy, wuu-uiur.i.uww iuo m- jor from his boyhood, writes to us J iT ' wunin iwo a ay a o pne woo.Kne.wi .?Ser Atkinson could be mdu, to hbIev that he- was ever inhuman or - ?t m' John C. 'P cruel io any one. aiaj. Winder writes nsthat the late C61. David M. Carter said to him ou seve ral occasions that J,he Board, of which Col. C. was the able President until his lamented death ought to give a vote of thanks to him (Maj. W.) be cause it was through him that Maj. j Atkiuson had been placed in charge of the convicts, and that if he were to leave the' Board would not know how to get along without bis valua ble services. We think. Mr. Stamps would have been guilty of a great r j . wrong if he bad attempted to place; Maj. Atkinson on the defensive after admitting that God had sent t he cold and the cold had produced the ecur-'l vy. We publish a portion of Maj. Atkinson, letter. The Netos-Observer says: "In relation to.- Maj.-.Atkinson's letter, elsewhere printed, we merely eay that we I did not intimate that he had been forced to icoiu. iicuiuuuiucu luiuiuiaiiuu a.a soon aa we had particular information on the subject we slated that he had not been forced 10 resign." Major AiklnnoH Indorned by ilie Hear. From Muj At kiosoti's Letter iu ibe Kkleigu News-Observer. As to my treatment of them, etc., you will please pardon me for refer ring to the following resolutions of tbe board of directors of the peniten tiary, passed July 20, 1881, on ac cepting my resignation: Hesolved, That we regret sincerely that Maj. It. B. Atkinson found cause for severing his connection with this board as- its officer to supervise and manage the State convicts upon the Western North Carolina Railroad, as we have ever found in him an effi cient, courteous and capable officer, untiring in his efforts for the care and protection of the convicts in his charge, and we feel sure it will not be an easy matter to fill his place. Hesolved, That we cheerfully re commend Maj. Atkinson to tbe fa vorable consideration of any and all conoerned in him in his new field and wherever his lot may be cast in tbe future. He is so well qualified that we trust and believe he can at all times find suitable and profitable em ployment. Hesolved, That these resolutions be spread npon oar minutes, and a I copy of them Bent to Maj. Atkinson at Greensboro. You oan well imagine, living tbe life I have, and having earned some little reputation for honesty, and a plain, straight-forward, old-tashioned way of trying to walk uprightly in thepath of duty, how indignant I , .,3 - . ' - m should feel at seeing my nanw pa- raded 10 the papers and oritioised as one who violated the trust reposed in mm uy ireaung prisoners innumaniy. 1 I The Wilmington Slar did me but simple iustioe in saving I am incapa ble of such conduct, and 1 have charity enough to believe even that Mr. Williamson will, when he finds ont something more, aooord to me a different opinion than the one he now insinuates. I will add that all through the fall and winter months, and as late in the winter as could be procured, this force had beef onoe a week, molasses two or three times per week, flour once every ten days, and peas and tobaooo once per month. The "sick were fed on chiekeD, craokers, rice, and whatever diet the doctor prescribed that could le obtained. So that the charge made first by the railroad au tborities that scurvy was' caused by "improper diet' aoo6rd4og to the doctor, is not-founded m fact. Coupled with thfs charge Of lost time from scurvy, caused from improper diet,Wa8 aoother.that from "improper. elothinc a rmod deal of time omfl fronzfroat bitea." True, there werel n D " ,TZ: I some frost - bjtes- rather, the excep tion than the rule. There are some nearly every winter. - All hands do not take the same oare of themselves. And yet last winter the . statistics show that they usd morff coats. pants and shoes than CSUab Upon liS Zn -average the hands wlmpplM with- new shoes every sixty days.' be sides having old ones repaired. The winter was very Qjokybut generally t t,v iJiLx-JnJjtx me mountains. xeBiaes, rOTaers wer0 I , - ft . . ' - - I ' ;gtye and exeeuted' tbat all the I V n . thA nrnnnflrf wtfrtv al autoI fn wavm I often TTnon evAral fmna!nnii T I ouen. --upon -several -occasions 1 I ordered in the hands, deeminer it too I nnU. to rrt R U. Baama w..w. - v . u. rw . m bwwuio tv uara 86lliea aOWO tnaV It WSS "Overcrowds I "UBU ureiuruwu- 1DS 80(1 otl1 that paused the rw, fit.mn.... u n- dwiaavv au ui a uaui ainnnvn Siim sih i as were such as had been used ever since the force had1 been working on lne"er In this he is tnistakefi. :There is a de. iu hum ud 10 iuiBbMk.uu.'! xuere la a ip- i oided improvement , in- the, -quarters i - and aaIIa ninon mnvin 'tW".i;,d from east Of th Blue Bldizet thev are "9m eas oi tne sunt xiage; tney are better ventilated, there is more roonv ISt-lr "wduimib, uuuvBiitttiutiy ueoiare ; 4S "S9- thanr haYac-eVer. n on v rtnMW- WOTK. Win or Without convict labor. ... . i... . ' They were well fed and clothed, pro perly treated when siok,and not over-wprkd.he- pbsieianI H. P. Bargin, ywaa parcuilarlyl attentive to - Captain Stamps, in lusf cotnjnonica- tion, rejects' on- taymanagemem when h states that he . "-non Id cer- oiy .frave ker the.BosUin-Uefore . j . ting ;tbal. ' JjorV' Atkingdi.jnwBtl l .jnatle Hal) rnnoiKln f t ' a tr 1 1 a .MKVU.ry. , v 'pu w. not resigned before the time," but he admitg m tbe 8ame pararaph lhat the fdisedse never wdidd have occur- red fiaa tt not been Jor last winter's exceptional cold." Well, I'd id not certaihiy.cauee the cold, and if the cells were not large enough, why not haVe ordered, them to be made larger ? They were then : larger , than- they had been accus tomed to, and , far better in every particular. My judgment was that' they were large enough. It is unfortunate for the Repub-' licans that they did not set a better ex ample of generosity and patriotism io tbe Senate lst spriag. Boston Herald, 2nd. Rep. . The Snow Hill (Md.) Register wwkww Aftnn Cn.-.A1 -T T:.J . DAei. I uvu11ua1.ca0aH.UCt j. 111UCU ivi tuu jl icon deocy lhree ar8 hence Xnere i8 ape. I culiar appositeaess about '.the first su gees- Hon coming from 8oqw Hill, because if Mr. Tilden is nominated be will certainly be jsnowed under Bail. American, Rep- . Mr. Henry Watterson remarks in the Louisville Courier Journal that "the prospect now is that revenue questions will nave a prominence id Congressional dt bales which ihey hwre- not enjoyed fur a loog t:mi. . The JDemocrals propose to stand by the Cincjunati platform "a tariff I for revenue only TWINKLINGS. The population of Alsace-Lorraine basiocieised over 34.000 in five years. "If I was as bald as you," said Gus Do Smith to one of the most promi nent citiz ns of Austin, "I would wear a wig." "Idon'tfcee why ou should ever wear a wg," was the quiet response; "an empty barn don't need any roof." lexas Silings. A Philadelphia gentleman, who, a year ago, bought 2,000 shares of HaoDibal & 8. Joe, sold illaet week Ht 110 making $136,000. Another, who !ot $130,000. jumped off a Suuod steamer and was drowned. Here are texts for many ter monr. To wed Belinda Jane he'd immense Yearnings; ButO! be met With nothing else th tn SpurniDgs! "You haven't raised," quota Bel, "sufficient Hiarntogs. ' Lieutenant Charles P. Roe, of the Second Cavalry, reports that the monu ment erected to General Cus er on the bat tle field wheiehe fell has been completed. Surgeon General Barnes is quoted as having eaid, since his ie:urn to Washington, that tbe President was almost in a dying condition when he reached Long Branch. . A Paris telegram announces that Fnnce Jerome Napoleon baa decided to re nounce his claims to the leadership of the Booapenists in favor of his sin, Princs Victor Governor Littlefield, of Rhode Island, Las determined to call aa extra ses sion of the Legislature to tilt tbe vacant seat of tbe United States Senate caused by tbe death of General Burnside. It is said that the private for- tune of Queen Victoria amouots to $80,- 22i AD9AP08r!ef 68 a ' aDK.uaJ kD" come of $3,250,006. Before her birth her parents were so poor that they had to bor- row the money to pay their passage to Borland, tbat the expected Princess might . -"6'"" ismaiuou in comparative poverty until she ascended the throne. ASK the recovered Dyspeptics, Bilious Sufferers, Victims of Fever and Ague, the Mercurial Diseased Pa tients, how they reco vered Health, Cheer ful 8Dlrita and :8ood tADDetlte thcrr will tall mn by taking Suoconb Ltvzb Rzoitlatob. For (DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice, BiJious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colic, Depres sion of spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart Burn, Ac.: IT HA.8 NO EQUAL. This unrivalled Southern Remedv is warranted not to contain a single particle of Mxbctbt, or any injurious mineral Bubttance, out is PURELY VEGETABLE. 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PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, Providence, R. I, septl D&W2m nrm For Sale, rpWmiTY THOUSAND TONS FERTILIZfRS;'' cmbraciog ACID PHOSPHATE, DISSOLVED BONKS, AMMONIATBD PRRTlL.'ZiR., and O BUM AN POrASUJSALTS (KAKMIT).' I am prepared to offer to the Wholesale and, ,Ra-;J tan Trace, the above, at different Ports, both North and Sooth, at prices to compete with other L'mi.i'v IM II II mm SJgirmwoi5j: . li i its ai prices io compete witn other Manu- I WQ&JmjSN CUBED. Write for ndrtieulnn Special efforts will ha mada tnnefcJ; X- l'---Jsi?Tk?war' racturers. especial enort the views 61 large buyers; Address, . . PERKY M. EbLEON, . Manufacturer and Importer Fertilizers, 1V m 51 Broadway, N. Y. Southern Office, 104 Bay btreet, Savannah, Qto. sept 16 eodim f r sn we . ENGLISH GUNS .1 TX7B HAVE THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF ALJi ?E!.in'i?d,ngJ,GunB' I Loaders also cheap and medium grades In this city. Also, a large assortment of AmmuniUon, of every descnpOoa. fiodgers & WOstenhOlm's Pock, et Knives, .Razors, Scissors, Ac large variety. Prices guaranteed in all instances. WM. B. SPRINGBR CO., Successors to John Dawson & Co , sept 18 tf 19. ai and 83 Market St. Bagging and Ties. 1500 Kolle and Ha1f BeAB BAQQ1NQ' 2000 BnndleB arrow Tisa. 2000 da pieced do Por sale by ADRIAN & VOLLERS. au2Stf Sundries. MEAT MOLAHBKS, PLOUR, . SUGAR, e ;: COPFKB And a full line of CASE QOtDS.' ' ' ADRIAN Si VOliiBRS, Wholesale Grocers, I au 28 tf S. B. Cor. Front and Dock 8t. Now Don't Forget THAT 1 HAVE A FVLh STOCK OF rfVll Harness, Saddles, Bridles and everythfnc mv line on hand. Af. lnnr nna J? a beet quality. Also Carriages,-Buggies, Carts and iJrays.iJiacKsmithlng.JiorBeBhoeing and woodwork doneat short noQce, atclirlaie Pacforv cmrTlrd QTJR RICK BIRD FOWDKR? T " ' '' i f . . , Now la Jfagaafne. ' :U' sept 18 tf 33 & 40 Murchlaon Block, . . MISCELLANEOUS. popular Mcithly Drawing of the 4 WflffriiMi mm iii JSB . . , - - in ma mTM imii iwiubi vn : .- ,,-TIiesedrawmgs.occur monthlyjPuii fiTft7 Wonder provfiionft 'or an Act of the General As.; senroiy. oi . &entwy:j t vvjo .17 i - TheTJnited BUtes Circuit Court on March Si ren- dered the fellqwini decisions t n - - iJilZiZ.' I let. THAT TH MMONWEALTH D1UTJU1 BUTION eOMPAN ISLJffAI . Sd. ITS DBAWlNQS AR PAIR. The Company hasr bow oa: hand a large' reserve. fund. Bead the list 01 prizes for II l Jze,.. .f.w30,00a 100 Prizes $100 each 10,00g 4 JI 4 PHki1 tnons 900 Prizes fiOeach' io.ooa 1 iiijfezM'ildoo wiSSSm'''i I tO Prizes 800 -10,00a & tul.ui - !r feacCApproxim-I aTPrizesv 100 each, 9 razes . seoo eacn, r , Z . DUT -900' ll'kPrizefc .--I- Whol -4- Whole TirkfitJL' 2. : Half Ticket! tl.--, O ' ! II ( 'icKwauo,.,t j , , . v ? I ; &mltlfimey Or Bank'Dratt'Itf Iter, or send by? sr ob potofpick order. orders t $s pense.; Address alllera toB.' M. BOARDMAN, VJ-' 1 auo eow ta th -; Willard Hotel Lottery. FINALLY5ETTIEDiL(n) FIXED. .'3 . ' v i::i.tfS - - . j -,.'!:." TIimtSDAY. OV'Jt 10, ; 1881, ISTH DAYDBTKEMINBI)UPON. , qpSB DRAWING OF THIS SCHEME HAS BEEN X-finally -settled upon, and will CERTAINLY tatce place on Thursday, the 10th of November. 1831,' by aesefit of - the Commissioner, and this wm enable me to sell all of. the remaining tickets All persons, therefore, intending to invest In thi? . scheme, may rest assured there will be no further delays or postponements. , LIST OF PHIZES. ;. The Willard. Hotel with all its 1 CfOKn flAf! - Flitnres and Furnltttte. 1 UiJJtJJJ One Beeidence on Green btreet.. .......... $15,000 una .Residence on Ureen street 15,000 Two Cash Prizes, each $50CG. 10,000 Two Cash Prizes, eachf2C00.... ....r, 4,000 Five Cash Prizes, each $ 1000 ....3 5,000 Five Cash Prizes, each f 5f 0 2,f00 Fifty Cash Prizes, each $100,. 6,603 One Hundred Cash Prizes, each $50 5,000 jnve jaunorea vasa .razes, eacn fiu iu.uiiu One Set of Bar Furniture 1.0C0 One Fine Piano.... ..A.... 600 One Handsome Silver Tea Set , 100 403 Boxes Old Bourbon Whiskey, $3S . .. 14,400 10 SaSB-eta Champagne, $3p....... 350 Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each $10 5.C00 403ezes Fine Wines, $30.. 12,000 300 Boxes Boberteon County Whiskev. 30 6.000 400 Boxes Havana Cigars, $10 4,00) Five Hundred Ca9h Prizes, each $10 5,003 Amounting to $369,850. Whole- Tickets $8; Halves $4; Quarters $2. Remittances may he made by Bank Check, Fx -press. Postal Money Oitfei or Registered Mail. Responsible agents wanted at all points. For circularly glvlngQjU formation and for tickets, address' W. D. C. WHIPS. ? rjifWUtert HoteL Louisville, Ky. au 16 Dea AWOTov 10 tuthsa This great specific cures that most loathsome dls ' ' ;ease, .. . SYPHILIS. Whether in. its Primary, Secondary of Tertiary Stage. Removes all traces of Mercury from the system. Cares Scroritf a. Old Sor.es, Kheumatism, Kczema, Catarrh, or any Blood Disease. CURES WHEN HOT SPRINGS FAIL 1 Malvern, Ark., May 2, 1881. . -we nave easea ln our town who lived at Hot Springs, and were finally cured with S. S. 8. McCAKMon & Muuby. MemDhia. Tenn.. Mav 12. tail We have Bold 1,206 bottles of 8. S. . in Fyear. It has given univereal satisfaction. Fair minded physicians now recommend it as a positive specific S. UANsmu) St Co. LonlsvllliL Kv . Wbv m iRfii B. 8. 8. has given better Batisfactlon than any medicine I have ever Bold, J. A. Flknkih. Denver. CoL, May 2, 1881. Every purchaser speaks In the highest terms of S. S. S. L. Mkibbktkb. Richmond. Va., May 11,4881. You can refer anybedy to us in regard to the merits ol S. 8. S. Polk, Mzllbb & Co. Have never known S. 8. 8. to fail to cure a case of Syphilis, whem properly taken; v SAriStV1 f Ferry, Oa. The above signers are gentlemen of high standing. A. H. Colquitt, Gov. of Georgia. If vou vAsh we via tai vour cate TO JBJB PAID JtJ1"01 one .K-uuan ereury, xoaioe rotassium, or any Min - SLSS??"5 , 8 WUTT SPECIFIC CO. , Proprs, , SeldDy drugglste everywhere. Atlanta, Ga. . For furttieriafermaUan call or write for the HtUe r?' , W.U. GREEN. ' -iJay -'--.tU. Wholeeal and Retail Agent, i 3y,8DedexsWly,. Wilmington, N. a i MAPUSWOODINSTITOTK for younir ladies and I tfiePhlla. A Bait. Central ES. Courses of Btudv I LEnirlish. -atuikS' dSS"LSS OT"-.S- NavMimdMilitaryldeIerandtoebert IIIHrir. - KAOIKMn wm mV. V A a " t . . . . . zr"Jf v""ckcb. a. tnorouga cnemtcai ueDrt- I nT, "t"e ""sn uy m uxb; cibbs JtlOCUUOniBt. 14 Instructors. ' Jonicra am.., rrinclpau Concord ville, Del eo.. Pa. an 3 3m v 'fwn a cue VjUI 1 rzwrn A QUIMTETTE OF .New Music Books. DIT80N & OO havn T0,v r- i n.n m-.. ifi-SSi??9 tborfollowing Books, of nnaoproS ble excellencs In their special departments : :TTBJ?I??- BMTSRSOITS. ftl.OO. Send$rfoSjopy.81C B0Ok'r 18811882' TDEAt..; KMBRSoWs. Scents. The new and" A superior Book for .SINQlNQ CLAStiKa. Send J5 cents for Specimen 00?- C ONG BELLS.' EMEHSON'S, BO cents The mvuu ww vcuus ior epecunen Copy. ' "D BACON 11QHT. . ly5nS!LPHiA y6CUOOLS. . wv. vyuu wi oyocuaen vopy. T man itm T-ram Ji- I iTzritJTtl"yi.-Sl' iP A-oB.tt'8. 86 cents f t ""Ko.wen nuea, uamiraoiy selected and com l0A8vdii?everJr waT desirable collection of 8UN M SCHOOL AND GOSPEL MEWTLNG MUSIc! Sena 35. cents TotJSpecimea CopytST vT,Tr HAS ; 843 au 843 Broadway H. TuU.MnaZlLn f' bum an cu. ,.lM v 1. if r " v j T v ; : .- I . . . u , , ; ONB CAR LOAD '-a- . .;.i.v.k-V.;;r -XT i; t jrjsT ARBIVitD; . . . f i J u wSMHBBBBBBBB I Ma,.ir 1 mm I ,t "111 II : T - i Mfe pTji Tin fr T'Oil ii!0"tolSsensid - -4K iilKbiiXIL. irattnrtoJi1"00 ManB- MISCELL AN KO Us. In a Few Days ! JN THJ5 COUH8B OF ONB WBEK. oil we will be receiving NEW 8TOCK IN ALL DKPAhTM KNT8 INDUCEMENTS ' Will be cflcrci on a y (Totds now In stock. CAUPEPS i;ow on hand will be sold for Ices lhan rci.l vnlu , The object is to raieo the OAfcH. KetpevtfuUy, E. M. McINTIRE. tept 13 tf GEORGE MYERS 13 South Front htreci, Fresh Family Groceries, EVERY WEEK, OF THE CHOICEST BELECTION and AU'aw THE LOWEST PRICES, At GEO. MYKK'-t , jeHtf Nos 11 and 18 South From k Bagging and Ties. 1000 Wnole and Half RoU8 baqoin. 3000 Bnndle8 1?ew Pcn TIES- Bacon. Coffee. Sugar. 200 fOZe Smokwi and Salted SIDKH 250 Bag8 COPFKB: alfferent grades, OAA Bbls SUGARS, Granulated, iUU . Standard A, Extra C and c: 1000 Barre,B irLOUK " 8rtde''; 100 TOb8 Ch0iCe LKAF LAUD. Bois and Boxes Fresh OA EES. f J 50 Boxes Assorted CANPY, Potash, Lye, Soda. QQ Boxee Ball POTA8U, OAA Boxes LYE, Boxes and Kege HODA, JfQ Bexea SOAP, y Half Bbls. and Boxes SNU KI' ij Dozen BUCKET.-, -JQ Reams Wrapping PAPKIC, Hoop Iron, Nails, 11 ay .Oats, Randolph Yarns and Sheetings. For sale low by sept IS tf WILLIAMS A MUltCIHSON Lowell Machine Shop. Lowell, Mass., manufacturrrs of every dkmch ipt:o. OF COTTON MACHINERY Of most Approved Patterns and with Recent iniprov.-niLT.t.r. Paper Machinery ALSO. TtlUBlNE VIIt:til, Shafting; mid Scaring, Blyclraeiiio Presses and lumt. Klevalors, Sk.e PLANS FOR COTTON AND PAPKK MILI A C. L. HILDRETH, Sup't. LOWELL, MASM WM. A. BURKE, Trn . , mil 3 tf 23 State Street, Boston. Investment. Securities. Savings Banks, Insurance Companies. Trustees, and Investors generally, are invited to conesponcl with us regarding Bonds they may decire to but, BKLXj OB IZOHUISl. . MUNICIPAL BONDS, WATBR WCKKs COM PANY LOANS, AND DKS1RABLB KAlLkUAl) SECURITIES ALWAYS ON HAND. J. K. LEWIS Sc CO.. BANKERS, tept 9 D&Wlm 74 CEDAR ST., NEW YORK N. A. STEDHAN, Jr Attorney and onnaellor at Law. ELIZABETH TON, BLADEN COUNTY. M Up stairs. In Brick Building, w.upled b SPff! attention to Clalma. Col lections on same Without suit. Dr&winir TtaaAn Unrtmom 'a" an oux wtr PURGELL HOUSE, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, Wilmington, N. C. B. JL,. PERRY, ' Proprietor . 8LClaMJm 148 PPOintments. Terms $2.60 to $3.00 per day. ieD 8 tf TT.OT?T"n A nd. GEORGIA. For in- -L JdJ 1L J- f nrm at inn .hnnt wtr tte flAXA.Att MORNING NBWtt. W-Ti .1? (mammth eight page sheet) $3 a year. Daily $10 a year. The best papers in the South. Bample copies 5 cents. Address? owuiu. an 12 tf J. H. KST1LU 8avannh. Ga. " Portrait Paintina: in Oil and Crayon. MHJ.P1-1- PPawd to paint Portraits In OU or Crayon at ver rpr.hii. 1 or Crayon at very reasonable nTiw oil .S "J , , uaving ohtalned sev- Jif81"" 'rom ?0 the American Or trfwnilr0T,o,. ..irj " "v8 uo Kiru Kf ?r i'J?" Wer8,Jr., D. Llchtenttein. of Bufe B8.q 1 l te,x; B. H. Bunn, Erq., -iSH?110??1' a?d many others, who have hor aaoress la TarDoro. N. C. sept 3 tf ball and hn f!n-fT7fnri w v ail KS s U v T'","Ha.on my onnter all the late stvim Tn fNtlTi amuse you v The lates thSw! Laij3?t B Stationery ; also every- Bla Boo and BtaUonew line. School Books a specialty. Stationery line. School r . , C. W. YATBS. Doint jo VI O. W. YATBS. Aw ?WtAT MALLARD A BOWDBNS, SlsSuo!SE6? tojent of Harness. Bridles. paaaies,. collars-. Trunks tmhum r, .v 3 .(,TwO lUButute and the Academy of De tHfSl&'3&!k-b Proposes to give satisfac sept 6 D3mW6m ' sept 16 D&Wtf iro: ho. o south Front Bt.
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 22, 1881, edition 1
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