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Mr. ,,v I
Ownnt:!: v-nvor bo irr that of decided conrictions, of inflexi
j,,, ri.l urn - 10 p-rfrct hraltb and bio iotegrily, of aUrling worth. Hie
flir,r,u 1 thr-yoar wbolo life wsi on tbo aide of
U : i--r. -.'!? OT jch harmony
f 101.' .-ui lty i-itry Nw York ?
ijout S.-w York, caa thy elect
Ji.-ir u.n 1
H.!r- in i ry .iis.rabU itea:
i H itrt oi'.l, 4dq of Attorney
(wnril Itr i n. of Kentucky, bot I
;w ;.v.i ir-om a vT'n at another
')bi iiiii."! Arthur (Ior, frly
tiiiii a m the h.i The Isl-
SlM)'4.
1st i . xyimon of our h Sna
w ih: c-od.V font. Il says:
Sftiiuin: a uiporUnC pohtMral fapaciiirs.
Ill t H Will .it tn;rr"1i()i to f-k of hta
eiiiiy nnfj-ururf y X piirr b is
WrtiKP w tjrnt f-prrrnf.t- of tho
mh ! iVrtm. W-.tty. br!TlUat
at Uju-ut. p(,-w,--- oa lh plat-
V iti y .-n- occurrwl in t SlO
iKmrisv -our?. Mn Sbvan was
tn. !jff attackn br
nun: -Mirw.ttr h rvachstl for
it jn: ii v. eheckod. Wbrt
ID"n i,r A,n .pprooched Jodgo
T'f, stoppti by a
"' 'i' ';)- J i-iv, with pistol to
Uiiil.
)i o.ir xi odi-D ail Vornd. I
lv- r-. -,r,i 0at lookinsr I
f-.,m -h., f P away West I
t.hmiv.t r
'AiL )M1',f
- m.i tt bears a name
DM th- uprm Coart
i I" r Snt uate Sfafs
ihi.i lti,.-rtt. U t t. Uts for
nzn. t"h .i n. (. all it
Tw tnnuxT-tti,' ' tntr-xH;rw with the
otto, 'Th? IV til of I'onrr U the
Snpmrt L w of tbs I-sc.i."
VM:uri:n to th
W.h0 2too cor-
'0"n.:-nt of th lUItimors .lrv
the ponton this North Carotioa
"""'v i rif5 th- rt ht years
Vlri iovrnftint will run the
J"ih.i.)i,ill k o,5d,000.
' m.i.i ,.inrt t, rrfve wb
th- stoUtioo of tho Coo-'tilt-'
n. th .fV-crttctiao of the
r-xht of th 5et.
bill be for the
"w r.t h4M p Mi th SeosU) the
aro ovade for
.t-r-ntin North Csrolia.: S-
R-"i,vin., KlM4both Citv, Kins-
tun IT i
-n,l-r-on, WMhiogton and
.Utio :ich;Suu.T,ile-Tar.
. '"""r7. uon, r ay(
'"tiJ.A.b.
- tnHOiif, tv.t t'
ioston,
iboro and
h f5l,rti0ailt corrwspoodsnt io
""'"r-'n h writes .itrm. I'm.
Utt,
""n fir th An.Aifi
l?l ku Uttsr of tbe 9lb
p'tM,i I.. ....
vmicasd la his
lh wool
avaoUr, a
.a"v-" 2imK
his atad
" w im cfc ir
T "t,, U U aids. U dU
r1 - I U adrsAUs.
nZ7 a as was rtitt aod
ta.
M ' " mm mot
or ' - nil. - -1 iui - v
rtht AaJ wh cm 119
aisXT" a1 Was
waa
Wllnalarloa hxt beeti crreAUr W
I wtJ ia th dUu tf Mjor D. J.'
Tbtr wtro both zaea of tiocralArlr
j pcr lir ad of mnjy cboUthI and
j principle. MaJ. Dvta4 wm i mia
I mil Tf Btruvl Rrmt 1i nnnmnla
I ftn. I Vat V a Wtt !? WNjknnA .n
I J - - - V KVtM SUV
bAd ftroocr fneodt Aod no mAn do-
trri nort tbo warmeot sttAcbmcnt.
wwuuviBVi vu
boot oomtaodUon.' "A pore, noble,
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WM.CbrljlUn In fiilb And in cood
workA, True aIwajs to bimself it
wm iopoibl tbat b ahoald bo
f aIm to aq jr. With . bU . inuUecto&l
powtr at raeridUn he ha boon cot
down, and do moro !q thUltfo aball
bo gTvot hU fellov-mao with pleAsant
fAlalatioo and giro to ail a fioo ox
Ample of high bearing and noble eo
dtavor.
Mr. Spnjnt was born on aootker
toil and aoder a different akjf bo.t be
wmJ true to tbo people amoo whom
be dwelt for tblrty-two yeari. lie
u of that granite orvler tbat Scot-
iaox x aAoiooa a diq or ouacauon.
morality aod progress. He made
principle and daty bit guiding stars
oter life's tompestaoas Toyago, aod
be never atmca bis coIoraVhtt those
grand Trrtaea wero imporil. no
not only believed bat be did. TTis
Christianity was practical. Wtth
bim faith without works was dead.
Accoptinp tbo reueioa of blj fathers
as true bo stood by it to the last, and
when asked if bo war afraid to die,
mrlAsaw4 wav-t W f Ko Wn JaniM KaiOAKan I
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ot iaun ana a consistent uie -"Aiosi I
ass a redly not.
Two good men, both Presbyte-
UMk bavo fallen beforo tbe ereat
rtan, nave fallen oeioro tne great
rarr. Death: tbo one wben the sun I
.'- v I . . . w c
wsa in mwuMiru, wu ur w ueu i
ihi- shadows wero lenetheninc and I
d o I
tbo wesunng sun waa near tne nuu.
Wilmington could ill epare two such
men. Bet God knows what waa
boat and lie doelh all things right.
A dispatch in the Baltimore Sun
from Washington- dated the 10th
,D
"There Is no doubt of tbe fact, as lot-
tasted la the Sum't dispatch from Allen-
Vlo.
ttsuoo. slihoocb nocaiaally for IUodall.
will really b I or Tthlea la caeo any coo
Uagvocy artsrs ta which its support woo Id
b ajrrvembio to lbs LaUer rsaUsmoa. Il has
bMi well uadritood hers amooa DromJ-
ani iteoocrats lor socae cays psst us
uig would bo too ea. but tt ts sot unrra-
orpoaiuoo to the ocuaJaal osanicnowa lo-
dorwmeot of air. lUaoAU oo lhe part or
ibst etecaeal of too Prossylvaala Democra
cy act la afiiUxioa with hlxa was duo La
sneno tam at ksst to this cooditioo of
s-Taira"
Wilmington may get 100,000. I
Bat other towns of not half the sixe I a hotel, a Northern man Is in Wilson bar
aod not ooo-tenlh tbo importAnce gaining foe a site oo which to construct one
receive as mnch from the Federal
Government as this important entre
pot will rtceiva for tbe pBrpoee of
erectiog a public bnUding. Tbe
Raleigh JWvj- Observer notes this
inequality and says:
"Tho iitUo town of Waco. Texas, geta
1 100. COO for a public building and many
othsr small towns throughout tho country
are similarly favorad. while WUmlngtoo,
tho cbisf cocamsrcial dry of North Caroli
na and tho bmdisg naval stores market lo
the wor
Ttdertl coart building only as much ss Is
rttra to Waco. There seems to be socae
taj-eUco ahoQt this aocaewasro.
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Unlit, mamea in isv, eotuteu iu i
the Federal army and disappeared
almost from memory. The wife mar-
riod asrvio. Tbo other day aba met
v - ... t -
number one anu has bcea sica ever
einca at namber twoa home.
t . I
OaarttrlrBtettsga,
. - - I . ,,- -r.a mnni1jw1 - tha nit. I ft- tnr a nrntvsr ffTaHa.fov anrh J S4"i'l f 1 I
KsntackT baa another fcnocb Ar- - j C " . r:" L .. u -r -
. . ' . ti . -f t mentOfCOAtA . I areois, o "-'TrS Saved to 1U patrons in the United States
den. Alsxander IL Grows, of Loo-I .. . .. I such profile ahall bo conaiderd the' author-1 .t .raOTintMnMsentinrdisoountonam
m .. - wn-UMna-DU. I Tr iKlcav " bot colored, was or- I permsnent lmprovemcu o. ice streeis.ua- Uo generally for the Ubeial patronage heretofore
8ce Rwn4fot the WC I lA7 aiciLinsey, botn coiorto, was or- direction of the committee on bestowed on s, I bespeak for the same gener
trkt cf . tha Ust&odllt JL Church. South t I Jered to DOT one Penny and the OOStA I ert. .nH Wharves. And all work done ous treatment towards .mrsuocessor.
:. Cm tow Circuit, at Johnscm't Chapel. I
Arm 13 asu ia . I
.TocmU CtrccJt, at Usrrinx'a .Caapei I
April 19 sad XL , - . I
IKadsa arecit. at SouS Chspel.. April
, ttovuMi v.-
- -
t rroot StrwOiaT j and 4.
nib atOassdootA,May
- . t
SrSaad37.
WUcBiartoo. at
Bruasw Ick Ctrcslt.
IS aaii If
ScnithrUle. May 17 and T3L I
WhitsvUia Urcoit. at air tuua. stay
lagtoo Circuit. lfsyJ8. ' 1
Cisahtth OrcuiL, at Ksdsa Spdoga,
May 11 and Jan X- - - "
;ra tiroTjLUa.asiKSCAaip-H
b I mOM Ok. , . I
rv..,R-.rf-t at rvkaham Jons I
11 Tad ill . I
14 i"81 ' . 1 I
li rotai ouwell Mieifoav jo ;. ' I
;DpUa circuit. JusaSlaad 23. . , I
vttAuarw iArcutt, job asva v m
Wsccaxa w Hao. JsaeS3andW. I
I wTYl. Ikaarrr.r.. -
Hw AJ0TKBTISX3IE7ITA.
CmriKintira r - -
r . A. D atxx A. esrd. ;" -
Tvxn. IIoAsaT Wanted.',
Bn Wnu-Uang arala :
Jos. Dxjtcx Flaao tuning. "
OrrxADOcaoStjUih men. ,
1 P. L Bwttkios A Co BuketA
PaaxzaifeTaTXoa Cook atoreA
Ucxm & DaRosarr Soda water.
ELlbjubos & AxxxH8priag haU.
J. IL Haadct Gam camphor, etc.
Joict-J. TJaxmior Giassamwa, etc. -
W. E. 8rxcron& Co. llardware.
; P. nxortaaAOAa Crdto frlsodA
D. A. Sxrra-Cblklrfta's carria-eA , ,
Kcjrso-rEajUatr ssrgfe to ineAiure.'
gra ta in tw AaaX AnainTtary bsIL
L L. OaJtAS wAu-Jkou Ibid ahooA
Uaowji A Roroicx New deportment.
8. P.Coi.i.raa A Co. Sale toercbandiae.
Jxo. W. Goanox & 8Ta Iaearanco.
Gllas A Jkfcacmaoir alacramo twines.
PaaaxsT k Wtoocto 8aab, blind, etc
G. R. Faxxcb A Soxa Boots and aboeA
McDocOAALt BowDcr Farm wagooA
Yas Iaxa k Tatas Places and orgDA
8. P. Ooixixa Sb Co norsca at auction.
MtxTrxo Testrjmen Bt. James Church.
Easter Sunday.
Day's length 13 hoars and 6
mlnutsA '
Keccipts of cotton yesterday
90 bales.
Eggs were retailing' yesterday
al 16 coats per dozen.
Pnnllrv ra;hv4 .t.nn.
I onitry retaiiod yesterday at
eu ceou per pair for grown hens.
. TWO White tramps were lodced
' . . . , , "
at tbo station boose Friday night.
Air. Adam Latta. formerl v of
this city, tmt now of 8avaanah. is hereon
a vUlt.
Two" white men were arrestod
aod lodged ia tbo guard house yesterday
afternoon for drunkennesA
The Register of Deeds issued
tWA fnarrlara a Artr-( td. ...
week for whka ..
The graded schools will close
,v ..
for tbo summer on the 20th of May. to
open again on the 1st cf October. I
nTJ Tylor lhe known
mu.imm.im ..ui .t-.!.. . k-im I
syw, sb wuosaasvwwaa mt vuuu
inr a nic dwellln on FJrhtii r-t-n I
rZ
. wmuyi ww. i
Ko raa frfr th. M.-.nr r?onW I
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ymterosy moraiog. Those or LHvtd Llail
and James Rjcbardson, arrested on bus-
Pon. were cooUnued over to await further
developments.
In a match game of base ball
yesterday, between the Hard to Beat, W,
Dgget. Captain, ana the Metrepolis. .
Caxs ux. Captain, tbe score stood: Hard. to
Best S4 rounds. Metropolis 24 rounds.
The frost was heavier in Fed
Township, ye-erdsy morning.
,l h n lace the last cool snap set
lo. It is thought, however, tbat tbe asm
age to fruit sad vegetation has been very
light so far.
The Norwegian brig Regulator, I
Cape Hansen, was cleared from this port I
for Antwerp, yesterday, by Messrs. Pater- I
son. Downing k Co., with 1,000 casks
spirits turpentine and 549 barrels of rosin,
valued at $13,859.
While we are debating here in
Wllmlotrtoo as lo the propriety of building
with two hundred rooms and all the ac I
commodallons requisite to attract Northern
visitors.
. wm&rm-mm. m m
Hagteirmts's Cwrt.
Sophia Ellis snd Jane Stevenson, both
colored, were before Justice Millls for sn
affray. The former was discharged, while
the latter submitted snd judgment was
auspesded oo the payment of costs.
Jane Stevenson was arraigned on a peace I vision of the superintendent of the street
mr,A -mnXr-A l ia mata and rirs I force. He shall, in accordance with sec
warrant aod rsquirsd to pay costs ana give I d.lfttnn 2 of this ordinance.
for four months.
801a PavnA colored, assault and battery I
on' Alice
x . , . V I
f wiiLnn iiuuinuii auoinjiieu i
- - . .
Hin m vejCe warrant sworn out by 8m. !
L,kinA.ead was ordered to pay the costs
sad give bond In the stun of $30 to keep
he peace for two moothA
eosan Cooper, colored, ssasult and bat-
y.' . . .
tery oa s-acy sic-ubswj, wM nuir w
vw- m w-- i
liarr Robinsod. assault and battery on I
, m m I
axate'NerwaaJ svcsio-ela. I
- f -,f Ror-rfnUiivleBt of
; ZT T"V w V. v HI.
the WHmlngton Graded Schools, has been
" -
compUmeated by an . election as Buperln-
1! of tbe Bute Normal School at New-
eommence" June 80th and
. - ttao "7"
cootloua four weekA He also received a
j- chapd lim to act as one of the
l",ta bQ'
havlnt Oocidcd. ta accept Aba. position at
Newtos - heof couxse had to decline that.
Chapel BUI. We are glad to sea that
. . . , . . I .
our SotxriMeoqeaa a appTorasjea sorosa i
...atlas si hornA where he Is deservedly f
aa well aa at aome, .waera ne is aeservecuy t
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UntTtry low agala, tha jcttoea
v. . .. w w 1 . HA.M .t m nprmpn riLi, Kill, r I -f if i . . . j
1 , .ni Muaiuaeu nsua lor isiu nree- 1 mmM d&m in uta umua bhs. wmuu
. iTJLS DEAD.
. , --.'? .. -tv-i ' : , in ; y-i
AeUoa of tfce Cbtaktr r C01
isreo
u Proao'eo Exchun wia nr.
'fr-.""-,n
At a joint meet! of of tbe. Chamber of
Commerco and Proiace Excbange, held
yesterday at U K., to. take some aniUble
lata Alexander Spruit; member of. the two
bodies, tbo same waa called to order by
CoL Soger Moore, President of the Produce
Exchange, who stated the object " of . the
a t 1 il - '
oeeuDg uu ypou ox xae njga esxeem in
Which the deceased was held, v ., . , :
Mr. A. n. VanBokkelen was , called to
quoaua v ac aa oecrttary oz.Laa meet -
Upoff Uklng the chair Mr. VanBokkelen
made a few appropriate remarka in X?hdch
bo spoke of the high regard in which the
(1mmim1 u hM hnth aa a rittrpn and
aeceaaea was new, Dom as a ciuzen ana
merchant. '
It wis moved that a committee of, three
be appointed by the chair to draft reaolu,
tions appropriate to the occasion. The
chair appointed Messrs. B. G. Worth, W.
Ualder ana li. C. Mcvfueen a committee on
resolutions.
During the absence of the committee
OoL.J. Lk Cant we 11 made a few well-timed
ana appropriate remark A
When the committee on resolutions re-
, . .
turned, Mr. W. Calderfor the committbe,
, " . . . , ,
la a few remarks presented too loliowing
preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Ripe in years, abundant in good works,
and full of honors, Alexander Sprunt, the
1 . 1 . .1 . 1
I nonest merchant, too iaiujiui ciuzen. the
, ho - lo h3a laat ac.
count
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I in .nH -nt .mr.nr n. i,T-!B(, th frl.
I , S 7.iT j ?
I fast purpose, and with no devious ways the
I callinn of an honorable mercantile career.
inHihUidn thai mwu hirh nmhitv
industry and unswerving integrity always
ueserve, but do not always win ; he has left
a record which may well serve ss an in
centivs to those who follow after and a
proud heritage to those who are left to carry
on nia work ana perpetuate bis name.
Having borne well and bravely the -bur-dens
of life through a not uncheckered
career, be now rests from his labors.
"Mark the perfect man, and behold the
upright; for the end of that man is peace."
Therefore, Ruolved, That this body
recognizes with gratitude the value of the
a . Y w: u ' v i
career has iust Wn closed, and desires to
record, with deep emotions, our keen sense
remOTl1' nd of for
OrH.r- Thtt mn -f idu M.mnrBi
a fj v " 4vuvi
ho sent to the family of the deceased that
beipreadupon our minutes, snd that a
bjank page bo lnscribod with his name, and
elatoa oX bis htrlh aoJ death; Vd that I
th mmtwr nf iki nmmhon attp.nd th a T
fanersl obsequies s body.
auenl tookVce from tbe Second
Pre,b-UrIan Chore at 4 p. m., Rev. C.
M. Payne of&ciating,' assisted by Rev. Dr.
Wilson. Tbe church was crowded to its
fullest capacity and a large procession fol
lowed tbe remains to Oakdale Cemetery.
The following gentlemen officiated as pall
bearers: Mr. R. McDoagall. Mr. Alfred
Martin, Hon. Geo. Davis, Dr. A. J. De
Roeset, Mr. B. O. Worth, Hon. O. P.
Hearts. Mr. Samuel Northrop, Mr. A. D.
Brown, Mr. J. O. Bowden snd Mr. R B.
Wood, Sr.
Tbe flag of the German Imperial Consul,
and those of the British, French, Spanish,
Norwegian, Swedish snd Danish, and the
Argentine Republic Vice Consulates, and
of tbe various shipping of different nation-
ai a
ilitie in port, were at heVlf-mut as a token
port.
of respect to the memory of the deceased.
The Produce Exchange was also draped
in mourning as a mark of respect.
Aiaerwa-.n C-iatf boartie Beeolatlon.
The resolution or amendment of Alder-
man Chadbourn, offered at the meeting of
the Board of Aldermen on Friday night,
proposing to give the City Surveyor ex
traordinary powers, was as follows:
Proposed Amendment to Bub-division 4,
Article XI., Line of Streets and Obstruc
tions. It shall be the duty of the City Surveyor .
to act aa superintendent of streets, and all
work done oo same snail oe unuer nis
direction and under the Immediate, super- I
S t . tl m- - a . S A ts - aa 9 A 'mm
levejs oi aii voe f
soon aa pracucaoie lay a pronie. oi bucu
vutuvu ma mmj ..-.v. I
iv n i iu-.j km - --w. i
ru.r.i . 1 icirrmru. i lii uib n. jfit
Certlfled copies of profiles so approved
shall be deposited with the .Clerk, and
TTaj1 be the custodian; of all -plans
profiles, maps aod other papers Intended to
Furnish information of lines, grades and
imnrovemenu of streetA-
jja .hall patiently guard against the ex-
penuliure UI uacicoa Muvt uj uie bucci,
force and direct their energies towards the
for the city on the streets and'wharveaun-
der contract shall bo under Jus direction in
accordance with the plans and specifics-
Uooa and no payment shall be made upon
nch contract without his certificate
ajty sucn contrsci wiwow ms ceruncsie
JfJ the ssme hss been well and faithfully
done in accordance with the contract. -
He ahU receive sucb com
the Board ot Audit and Finance may allow.
Alderman Fiahblate moved to lay on the
vi- mmA rWfA for th - 'vmi ait ntvtL
tu, J w
with the following result i'---' ' ' I
Teas Aldermen Boney, Bear,. Dudley
Nays
.AMmn TVBmart rhaHhoiirn
-AJaermen leitosses, cnaaoourn, I
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A number or.mouoni to. aoiourn, post-. u
MMiiTrr'Wfn.iaK DTinaumiTow i
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Alderman Fiahblata moved to take a re
cesa for five minutely Carried. - ,f '
After tbe recess the "following business:
I was transacted
Alderman Fujaiblate moved to go into an.
elartinn for CUtr Riirvpvnr whSoh wg
earried; and t rowReOeived all
tbe votes present except one b)ank. : - .
; Alderman. pIepoWtioved;;to,;laTy the
i motioA pf '"AWemW
j 1 Tbe meeting then ad jodrned to meet again
J Monday night, tbe 14th inst '.'-
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- tg"See fourth page for other local news
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1 . , JOCABBIKD,
1 -LaMB-PURSS On the Sd of April, at the re-
I
liOSLUf tVrUICTIJ Vl VV UUUUKWU a V a WMJOO
HORKRTA PIIRSB . eldfl daiurhtar of Ml &nd
, 1. jit- jt. mre.oivienoB. j,.
TBiqVTE OF KKSPKCX. '
At aAnad imeetfor of the Dtrectera of . lh
I Wilmington Library Association, held at the 14-
I lotions were adopted:
I Whibias, This Association has sustained a
1 h6 ioM to the deatn of onr associate and late
I President, AI.BYANDBB 8PBHNT, whose Inter-
est and nniirine work in behalf of the Associa
tion bare added greatly to its success, and in
Tiew of the still k carter loss sustained by those
who were nearest and dearest to him; therefore,
belt
Rewived, That it Is buta: just tribute to the
memory of the departed to say that in regretting
his rem oral from our midst, we mourn' for one
I who was in eyry way worthy ot our respect and
regard: a ctizen whoee nDrurbt and noble life
was a standard of emulation to his fellows.
Betolved, That we sincerely condole with the
fimllv nf t.hA HaapaswI rn t.htk rilanAnnaMnn with
I which K has pleased uivine i Tovldence to afflict
I . V 1 J .1 M .
I Him who orders an things for the best,and whose
ohastlsementa are meantm mercy
1 Jwwwa, ini ur oearxieis wsiunonuu 01 our
I sympathy and sorrow be for warded to toe family
I of our departed friend by the Secretary of this
I meeting.
Kttoiveix, That thlr heartfelt testimonial or our
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SETU W. DATIS, Auctioneer.
BY SAM'L P. COLLIER CO.
. .
T rOTJTlAV. MTU TOST . OflM VTRTJPTTC fi AT 10
1V1 , .
I aIaIaaV a--WlTI a.11 ef ah- Oel-e V-anici a rtWl AM
Water and Princess Sts.. it Auctfon. the BEST
I ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE ever offered
I at publio auction in the city of Wilmington, con-
I sisUmrof
I . Bed-Boom Furniture
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps,
I Castors, Vases, Pictures, &o.
The Ladles are respectfully invited to attend
this sale,' as there will be many useful articles
I offered that must be sold to the highest bidder.
I pw
SETU TV. DATIS, Auctioneer.
BY SAM'L COLLIER & CO.
r
BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE, WE WILL
sell at publio suction, on Tuesday, 18th inst.,
corner Front and Market streets, commencinir at
10 o'clo'k, FOUR GOOD HORSES and TWO
YOUNG MULES. This stock can be Been at sta
bles cor. Princess and Second sts. on Monday,
ap 13 2t
Timing & liepairing Pianos.
toseph denck.. from Columbia, s. c,
.
will remain ONE WEEK in Wilmington to TUNE
AN1 REfAUC riANUS.
Order. left at Messrsr Hefasberger'SMd Yates'
Book Stores wul meet with Dremp attention.
ap 13 at
-ru we su
' Notice.
HPHB ANNUAL ELECTION OF VESTRYMEN
JL
for St. James' . Parish will be held to-morrow
(Easter Monday), in the Vestry Room of the
church from IS to 9 o'clock.
JAMES G. BURB,
ap 18 It Secretary.
WANTED. ACTIVE CANVASSERS IN EACH
County in North Carolina for Descriptive
America, a Geographical and Industrial monthly
to appear Mav. 1884. Issued bv map publishers of
the last thirty years in New York. Each num
ber wul oontafn the map of a State corrected up
to date and 32 pages giving full Geographical,
Industrial and descriptive account or tnat State,
and other literary matter. For terms, &c, apply
at once with references to
FRED. HuRSBY. Agent for N. A 8. Carolina,
ap 13 It Key Box 897, Charleston, S. C
Hung Again.
I AM HANGING PAPER AND DOING UP THE
prettiest parlors; regular 5th Avenue style. I
hang the prettiest Awnings put up in the city.
IA uouusutuv uno ut nuiuun oubuds just ui,
I Don't forget the poor ye have always with yon.
S rears In the business. BEN WHITE.
The Paper Hanger
ap 13 it and Awning Maker,
n S nvr TiV TSTVtM tffyCt I
nMnn. nt,i W IJn. lllllln.rl. I
AND
OMMtal 0rt Of ETu.7 DBSGfiptiOII.
MOULDmGS,
BRACKETS,
BALUSTERS,
LATHS,
FLOORING,:
CELLING,
STAIR WORK IN PINE OR WALNUT A SPE
CIALTY. 9Manu factoring our own Goods, and with a
full line of Improved Machinery, we are pre
pared to fill orders with .dispatch and at low fig
ures. Price List furnished upon application.
ap 13 tf PARSLEY & WIGGINS.
I 1ST K OF IT,
: THE -,
Liyerpool & London & Qlolie fire Ins. Co.
. . Represented by
T 1 TTT N 1 " A. O
jurj. VV UUI UUJJ. 0 1111 til
.. IS THBLAKUJtH'l XLK WUXUL7. I
1 - - 7
alone
ount'of
discount
nnt-nhamul 'thn aaaiirod.
Tho present market value of f 100 of Compa
ny's stock is SI 135. J aplStf
i . 1 . . . ".-. . . . .... .: , .
-: vV A Card. ;
J HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUT THE ENTIRE
stock of BOOTS AND SHOES in store No. 118
Market 8t.,tQ I. LvGreenewald.who will continue
the business. T&aning my patrons anu tne puo
llo generally for the libeial patronage heretofore
-1 Peo"11" a. DATED.
TTAVINi
AVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE STOCK
?vvxfvYri Arm RHnttS In Rtnrn No. 113 Market
OTW-W1? BtoreNo,ii3 Market
.horTtime have one of the finest and best
fSfi'gg
nnbllo renerally to give me a call, as 1 will in tne
fnture. asl have m the past, en
your patronage. Bespectfully.
vor to merit .
your patronage. a",;,,..;
TTff FULL BLAST OUR HANDSOME . SODA
AFC
I-A FOUNTAIN.-wun lis aeucioua rurv rruit
.- -i.h or wlthont Genuine Cream, and a
ftrmra.
,'n linanr ittkkral waters.
;,,6rwereuested to make our store
JJTnUrn tot soda water, and anvtiumr else
i-l-SmiiivDnrchasedof dMaxtsts.'-"'
- . munds bbos. adxrosset;
i f j ' ;: Market and Snd Streets.
' -
ir?iais
Lemon Seltzer wiu beoome popular. .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS1
' STTLISn MEN. ::
NATURALLY ALL MEN LOVH TO DBBSS
well. There is no city in the South tbat can
iay ciaim to more well dressed people than Wil-
I general and
minsLnn. -in
ton., This speak well for her Clothiers in
I who is the city's acknowledged "Peer" in his es-
Declal line. We ask the attentirtn of the nommn-
nit to our NEW 8PHLNG STOCK." We have the
Straieht-cut, the Bound-out, the 4-Button-cut,
and the "Cross-out" Sack. Coat Suits in every
shade and color, and at any price. We can show
some twenty styles in one- - three- and four-button
Cutaway Coat Suits, containing such colors
as Slate, Brown, Blue, Purple, Mouse and Black,
i maae up exquisitely, cut.raperb, ana weasguar-
j anteed equal to Merchant Tailor t make, with
prices FOKTY PEB CENT. LESS. . ,
I 'Owingto our large trade in Men's Suits, we
have decided to Bell Children's Salts all throueh
I 'the season at COST, using this department en
tirely as an advert islng medium. '.This step we
know will be appreciated by our customers, and
at the same time result advantageously to our
selves.' - - ; '"'
OTTERBOURG,
. . KING CLOTHIER,
ap 13 -It Wilmington. N. C.
. -
Anniversary Ball,
THE HD3EENIAN BENEV
OLENT ASSOCIATION will
give a BALL, at GEkMANIA
HALL, on EASTER MON
DAY; the 19th Anniversary of
the Society. Music , by tbe
Harpers.
Tickets will be for sale after this afternoon by
the Committee of Arrangements : T. Donlan, M.
Judge, Col. J. L. CantweH, M. Carroll, J. W. Bett
lyandWm Sheehan.
icerresnments wiu oe served as usual oy tne la
dies. Tickets for ladies and gentleman, $1.00. Single
gentleman, 50c.
ap8 4t thsuthsu Review copy.
Van Laer & Yates.
119 MABKET ST..
V",
A .. . . ii $
SOLS AGENTS FOB DECKER BROS. '.SOHMEH
fc Co's- E. Gabler's and other PIANOS; and
dough 3s Warren's, Geo. Woods' and Mason fc
Hamlin's ORGANS. A full assortment of above
makes in stock at least 15 per cent, lower than
mew xorg prices, ana no more expensive roan
the second and third grades' of instruments usu
ally sold in the South. We sell for cash Or on in
stalments,and take old instruments in t zchange.
We do not advertise goods which we have not in
stock or on the way, and kindly ask the publio
to call and examine for themselves. ap 13 tf
China Matting.
A LARGE INVOICE OF CHINA MATTING
just received at BEHBENDS & MUNROE'S,
S. E. Cor. Market and Snd 8treets, Wilmington,
r- aesi quality; prices oeiowaii. uur spnug
N. U. Best quality; prices below all.
stock or Furniture has arrived, call and exam
ap 13 tf
Barley Sheaf! .
A PERFECT JEWEL OF A COOK STOVE.
Another lot just in. "Golden Harvest" it 's
PURE GOLD to the Cook. "Farmer" Reliable
Every Time. "Southern Oak" Cheapest Stove
ever offered ror tne money.
"Look before you Leap."
PAKKER & TAYLOR.
PURE WHITE OIL. . ap 13 tf
Macrame Twines,
TN MANY COLORS,
For sale by
GILES A MURCHISON,
" Murohison Bloc k.
apJStf
Just Eeceived,
'
T adies and CHILDREN'S ghDSSAMERS
SIZES.
. ,-. . . n.-- n7T
ENGLISH HOSE and HALF HOSE. Fancy
Handkerchiefs. ,
Silk and Lilse Thread GLOVES, CORSETS, eta
A job lot CHILDREN'S BOSS at w apair.
apl8tf ; ;r. JNa J HEDBICK.
Gnm Camphor,
jBOMATIC CAMPHOB, PUBS DALMATTON I
Insect Powder, Carbollzed Paper, Quicksilver,
Fly Paper, Carbolic Soap and Mercurial Oint
ment in large quantities and at bottom prices at
- : iw H. HARDIN'S :
Drug and Seed Store,
aplStf New Market, Wilmington, N.C.
Children's X Carriages.
RECEIVED THIS WEEK A FULL STOCK OF
i New Styles of Children's Carriages for spring
Trade. ; '
Alwnew arrivals of FURNITURE, WINDOW
SHADES, Ao. All kinds of Mattresses; Bedding. .
Ac. Renovating and Repairing done at short
nodoe. . - D. A. SMITH, .
apl 13 tf Farmtore, jno. rront street. .
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tTfo f 'w v
Dprmg HatS ; . - r: i
. . .
Latest StVlfiS
Latest Styles !
f.T - '.. .:..
HARBISON A AIaLKN, ; s ,
i Hatters.;.
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The VOIdfficfcdir!',
FARM v WAGON, - CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
Carts, Drays, Buggy Harness, Carriage Har
ness, Bockaway Harness, Truck. Harness, Cart
and Dray Harness. Collars, Hames, Blind Bridles,
Trunks of all kinds. Basra.' Sacks sad Satchels.
B
.Repairing promptly ane by skUled workmen, j
. McDOec&AJUL a bowden,? 4i:
.v. " 2. Next to P. A Smith's Furniture Store. . .
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At f 4 NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.
I7ET7 DEPAETIIEIIT !
1,111 ;
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BROWN & RODDICK;
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9 Wortfi Front Street
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WB HAVE J0ST OPBNBD A FUU4.
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Ladies' Madertp .naiderwearfrV
i. " AXD VHdti itAKB f -V. .!'V-'V ''vi" '
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A SPECIALTY 07. THIS HXW DKPABTICEUT
PEICB3 AS LOW AS AST IN TBJ
COUNTBT. -
NIGHT DRESSES,
CHEMISE,
c!- .
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DBA WEBS,
CORSET COVERS, Aa
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'I Rh VW.PM ArlHIOTflTI Twill TlPPW Rfld?
I UJ ilUbOd AliliilUll 1 fTiil lllUAti UUUai
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- SELLING AT 9e, WOBTH lfte. .
White Goods.
THE GREATEST VARIETY WE HAVE EVER
'SHOWN.
STRIPE AND PLAID NAINSOOK,
Do-. do. SWISS,
Do. do. VICTORIA LAWNS,
Do. do. INDIA MILLS,
AND A FULL LINK OF NOVELTIES.
BROWN & RODDICK,
9 NORTH FRONT ST.
ap 13 tf
To the Friends
OF THE LIVE BOOK AND MUSIC STORK. I
would express my extreme gratitude for their
exceedingly kind patronage in the past, wish lag
them a glorious and prosperous year, beghmlng
wtth this memorable day, Easter.
Very respectfully,
apl8tf HEINSBERGEB. (
English Serges,
TN BLACK, BLUE. LIGHT AND DARK GBAT
A and urown, made to Measure.
CASSIMERES and WORSTEDS, the Finest Line
of Goods in the city.
MUNRON,
ap 13 It Merchant Tailor.
Baskets ! Baskets !
RECEIVED IATELY A BEAUTIFUL LINK OF
BASKETS Flower, Plonio, Market and Ladies'
- . -, ,
work Baskets. Come In and take a peep at them.
-.;)'
Opened To-day,
A fresh supply of ROYSTER'S CANDIES. Best
s in Wilmington; only 83Jia per lb. ' '
OUR IMPORTED .DOMESTIC CIQARS;'Sk-:
'.-.' . -.
are still holding their own. Best and cheapest
lot of FINE GOODS in the market. ' '
P. L. Bridgers & Co.,
HO North Front BU :
sp !8 DAWtf '
vsv-tc-
BocksLiinb,
w-fATJ TJTTTT T.TTtts3 VsTPTOffTTW
Jb - - FRESHLY BTJENaU . . " '
PRICE REDUCED TOJl.lt FAR CASK.
T trier at. DISCOUNT FOR LARGE LOTS AND
TO THE TRADE.
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Address - FRENCH BROS.,
;'; : ? Rocky Point, Iff. a i , V. ;... . )
or a a. pabslby: Jr . , , : : : I
ap 1 tf sutnft. .. Wlhnlngton,. ft i.
. Ahyg Youish
,JH TBS SH0S UNB WK HAVB IT. ClOIr
dren's, Misses; Ladies. Men's, Boys' ssdT osths
of all grades and at all prloes.
Call in and see.
'.';.!"jAir-.; ;j
Geo. B. French a Sons
- i 108 NORTH FRONT STREET.
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Tiirpehtine Tools.'v
rr-i nra TTTT.T.TTRfl Til KFKHfl w M ITITKH.
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Files, Weight-best quality roods; Truss 7;!; . ' . '
oops, AdzestAxes,Stock Howels, Croaes, Jout fry i" . i
m, Drawmg Knives, Dowel Maohinea, Ao. Boy fV V .
AM.
rs can find a good assorted stock of tbe above
.pods at : , V WM. B. SPRINGER A CO'S,
y. . . . , Successors to John awson A Co
aplSjtf ' , 19, AM Market Street,
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