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VOL. XXXVIII. NO, 53.
WILMINGTON. N; G.V SUNDAY, MAY 23. 1886.
WHOLE NO; 6138
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Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington, N. C
as Second Class Hatter. . .
MORNING EDITION.
OUTLINES.. .
Gov. Lee, of Virginia, and Gov. Wilson,
of West Virginia, were at the Cincinnati
festival; Gov. Foraker responded to the
speeches made by them. i Striken at
the Chicago stock yards are determined
to hold oat for eight hours. The
National Convention of Coal Miners, at
St. Louis, resolved to discountenance
strikes and boycotts. Engagements
have taken place between Turkish and
Greek troop9; it is not known which side
was victorioua. New York markets:
Money 1T2 par cent; cotton quiet at 9J
9 7-16c; wheat, ungraded red 8592c;
corn, ungraded 8545Jc: southern flour
steady; rosin dull at $1 02J1 07; spirits
turpentine steady at 32 J33ic
The New Orleaus bicyclists had
got to Trenton, N. J., on the 18th.
FUWigh Knights of Labor de
nounce the Socialists and Anarchists.
Rijjlit !
Jim Blaine is a Knight of -Labor.
Fan for the boys. One of your
"horny handed sons of toil" you
know. What an arrant demagogue
is Jeeraes.
The largest jerolite in the world
has been recovered by Prof. Eraerick,
of Virginia. It fell in Washington
county on the 14th of September,
1885. It weighs fully 200 tons.
Ti joint discussion between Ba
con and Gordon has been abandoned.
This is well. It is very strange that
two gallant gentlemen can not con
duct a canvass like gentlemen.
"Liar" and personal charges were
flang around freely.
Mr. Richmond Pearson and three
friends were in Danville on the 19th
mst. It aroused suspicion, and a
duel between him and Mr. McAden
beearae the town talk. The Virginia
' Ima-is, only some two miles from
towB. Jennings Wise fought one of
his duels near the line on the road to
Yanceyville. Mr. McAden is in
Catawba, looking after his milling
interests, we judge.
It is thought in London that the
Home Rule prospects have improved.
Mr. O'Connor says that most people
expect it to pass its second reading.
He even thinks better things. Cham
berlain's bolters are gradually re
turning. He eays:
"It is against the interests of the bill to
make public announcements here of fresh
converts to the Gladstone side The pressj
ure, social and otherwise, on mutineers and
doubtftils to prevent their making their
paace with the Premier is unprecedented in
the hi.'tory-f JParliament. T"hey are sub
ject to constant watchfulness by the res
peclive events of the bolting leaders For
these reasons most members coming over to
Gladat'n7 whot-e names are down on the
HartiiKtou and Chamberlain lists, are
obliged to irfi:iiti ns injuring information
of their cbjmePti intentions being conveyed
lb the Pr. mic-V whips with the utmost prin
vnrv "
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S. Eifert A card.
A. David Still ahead.
M. SI. Kat Cash store.
Baby Show Programme.
N. F. Parker Fort Fisher.
Mttnson Scotch suitiuets. ftc.
W. Tj. I. Attention members. .
Lawh Party Tuesday, night "
A. F. Lucas Bottling business. .
J. H. Habdih Shoulder braces.
Bubr & Bailet Cotton"presses.
L. J. Poisbon Real estate agent.
C. W. Yates Blank books, etc.
Giles & Murchibon Fruit jars.
Alderman & Co Summer Queen.
Citizens Call for public meeting.
Str. Passport Family excursion.
Marshall & Manning Groceries .
Atlantic Hotel Morehead City. '
J. Li. Boatwright Choice articles.
Harrison & Allen Summer style,
W. E, Springer & Cj Cultivators.
' Brown & Roddick Week's offerings.
McDoue all & Love New and stylish
S. H, Fishblate Children's clothing.
i Parker & Taylor Arctic rcfrigeratorj
Collier & Co S und property for sale.
" Gordon & Smith L. $;.L. &G. Ins Co.
P. L. Bbidgbrs & Co. Fresh supplies.
G. R- French & 3ohs -Ladies' slippers.
Williams, Rankin ' & Co. Flour,
bacon, lard. etc. ;
Escaped Convict Cancht. '
Officers Car r and C. H. Strode yes
terday captured Fuller Hansley, colored.
who was Keptenced to the Status penitenti
ary for five years ,at the spring term 1881,
of Brunsvs k:k Superior Court, for lart eny ;
made his eice the following August, and
has been at large f verainee. The t fllccrs
found flausley at woik at the. brick -yard
on Thirteenth treetr between Dock and
Orange Mitt t He will be sent to Raleigh
this net k in company with the prisoners
who go up to 1 he penitentiary from this
county. . . - :: -
Schr. Etta M. Barter, Barter, hence,
arrived at Port Spain, April 2l8C x
Local Dota.
Bishop Watson will administer
the rite of confirmation at St. John's church
this morning.
Gennania Cornet Band will give
an excursion on the Passport Thursday.
Music and refreshments on board the boat.
Rev. D. H; Tattle, of the Fifth
street M. E. church, has returned from
Richmond, Va., and will occupy his pulpit
at the usual hours to-day. -
The "Pony Four" of the Wil
mington Light Infantry issue a challenge
for a competitive drill on any night of the
festival to be given this week.
No interments in Bellevue cem
etery the past week. In Oakdale there was
one, n child. In Pine Forest (colored) rem
eteiy there was one interment, an adult.
About twenty-five persons will
be baptized this afternoon at 3 o'clock, in
the river at the foot of Queen streets, by
Rev. J. P. King, pastor of the Second Ad
vent Baptist church .
Criminal Court. -
The proceedings in this Court were fin
ished yesterday with the disposal of the
following cases:
Lou Johnson, oeace warrant. Recog
nized in the sum of $50 for appearance at
the July term of Court
W. E. Worth; failure to pay city tax on
delivery wagen, for which defendant
claimed he was not liable; case brought by
appeal from the Mayor's Court. Verdict
guilty: judgment one penny and costs.
Defendant appealed case to the Supreme
Court.
John Page, larceny. Guilty; sentenced
to three years imprisonment in the State
penitentiary.
Peter Mohr; keeping a disorderly house.
Case continued.
John Farrow ; fishing on Sunday. Case
continued.
Sentences were pronounced as follows:
Jack May Banks; convicted of burglary.
Sentenced to four years in the State pen
itentiary. John Gooding; 'larceny. Three years in
the State penitentiary.
James Allen, larceny. Three years in
the State penitentiary.
Julius Wilson,' larceay. Four years in
the State penitentiary.
Wm. Taylor; larceny. Three years in
the State penitentiary.
Daniel Ellis; larceny. Fined $25.
Wm. Gray; larceny. One year in the
State penitentiary.
George Johnson; larceny. Two years in
the State penitentiary.
A Habeas Corpus Case.
Proceedings under a writ of habeas cor
pus were taken yesterday for the release of
Mr. Wm. Garl Brown, the portrait painter,
of Baltimore, Md., who had beeu in the
custody of Sheriff Manning for two or
three days on an order of arrest issued
from the Superior Court of Orange county,
at the instance of John Miller, of Hilis-
boro. for a claim amounting to $1,800.
The case was heard by Judge Meares,
yesterday afternoon at the Court House.
His Honor after hearing argument of coun
sel ordered the release of the ptieoner, on
the ground that the "order of arrest was
defective, in that It did not specify time
and place for the return thereof." Col.
A. M. Waddell appeared as counsel for Mr.
Brown, and the plaintiff was represented by
Col.B. R. Moore, who appealed from the de.
cisioh of His Honor to the Supreme Court
Base Ball.
The Marion Club will arrive here on
Monday morning and cross bats with the
Seasides of this city at their grounds that
afternoon.
There is expectation of a lively game,
with the chances of success somewhat in
favor of the visitors. The South Carolina
boys have been practicing quite hard, and,
with tbe assistance of a professional bat
tery, will play a fine game.
The Seasides have been fighting against
adverse circumstances, and, while not in as
good trim as at this time last year, are nev
verthelessin fair condition' and determined
to play for all they are worth. Kurtz will
aid them materially by his coolness and
judgment, and inspire the despondent by
Ills determination to win.
Good playing can be ex pec ltd, and all
Indications point to a large crowd at this,
the opening game of the season. .
A. Live Baby Show.
The entertainment to be given this week,
for the benefit of tbe Wilmington Light In
fantry, promises to be a grand affair. New
and unusual features will be presented..
Among these a baby show, to take place
Friday afternoon, between 4 and 7 o'clock,
a programme of which is advertised. A
member of the corps says that "bashful
mothers who have long believed their babies
were handsome, but could get no one to
afree wUh them, will have an opportunity
now to right their grievances before a high
minded and righteous court, consisting of
three hlissful buoyant bachelors, uninflu
enced by relationship, partisanship or part
nership," A programme, setting forth the
tempting attractions of the entertainment,
will be announced hereafter. Wednesday
night will begin the festivities.
Cotton Receipt and Export.
The receipts of cotton at this port yester
day were, twenty bales; for the week 272
bales, against 95 the corresponding week
last year. The receipts for the crop year
from September 1st to May 22nd were
101,042 bales, against 93,788 for the same
period last year; an increase of 7,254 bales.
The exports for this year amount to 96,
"168 bales; ' ;f :iY- ; , ''
Wsatncr indications.
The following are the indications for to
day: : . "
For North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Eastern Florida, Western Florida,
Alabama and Tennesse, local rains, fol
lowed by fair (weather, stationary tempera
ture and variable winds.
Cotton Region Bulletin.
The Signal Service Bureau furnishes the
following record of observations- for the
twenty-four hours ending at 6 p. m. yes
terday :
Max. Min. Rain
Temp. Temp. Fall.
83 65 :19
84 65 .30
85 64 . 00
87 64 .
84 67 .10
. 83 64 . 03
89 - 60 .10
83 66 .07
86 65 .03
87 65 .
82 72 .11
Raleigh ,
Lumberton'
Evening services at the First
Baptist church begin at 8.15 o'clock.
tSee fourth page ior otner local news
DIED.
MTJNROB Saturday. Ifav 22. at 5.45 P. M .
MARY ISABEL MTJNROS. aired 1 year 9 months
and 89 days.
Funeral from St. Thomas' Church this (Sunday)
afternoon at 5.15 o'clock."
Oh ! thou who mournest on thy way,
With longings for the close of day.
She walks with thee, that Angel kind,
And gently whispers, be resigned.
Bear np, bear on. the end shall tell,
Tbe dear Lord ordereth all things welL
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
By Collier &, Co., Auct'rs.
.an -
riRKKNYILLK SOUND
IT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
On Tuesday. 25th Inst., at 12 o'clock SC.. we
will sell, at our Sales Booms,
xnree uooses ana Lots,
Eighteen Building Lots.
Hammock and Sound Front to all. Call and
see plot. my 23 It
Brant Family Excursion !
QN THI STEAMER PASSPORT, UNDER THE
auspices of the GERMANIA CORNET BAND,
THURSDAY, MAY 2rTH. Music by the Band.
Adults, 603.; children and nurses, 25o. Refresh
ments at city prices. my 23
Crowning of May Queen and
Lawn Party.
rpUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 2GTH, UNBKR THE
auspices of the Y. P. ASSOCIATION of the Lu
theran Church, at the Luther Memorial Build
ing, corner Sixth and Princess streets. Admis
sion 10 cents. my 23 It
To the Public.
rjpHIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL CONCERNED THAT
the report that I caused Mr E. W. Doscher to be
indicted is false. I never had any man indicted
in my life, and am not in that sort of business,
my 23 It SIMON A. RICHARDSON.
Fort ZETgChi er
THE "ROCKS.
CATCH OF 80 8HEEPHEAD FOR THREE IS
GOOD.
DINNER, TACKLE AND BAIT.
Steamer Passport leaves at 9 a. m. Returns
same day.
Steamer Louise leaves at 4 p. m. Returns next
morning.
my 23 It N. F. PARKER
Kotice.
J WISH TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT I
have th is day bought the entire Bottling business
of Mr. 8. EIFERT, together with all claims due
him, and all bottles, boxes.crates, etc., previous
ly sent out by him, both in city and country. I
am now prepared to fill promptly all orders en
trusted to my care, and respectfully solicit a lib
eral share of the publio patronage. Respectfully,
May 22, 18S6. A. F. LUCAS.
J WISH TO INFORM MY GOOD FRIENDS AND
the public generally thai I have sold my Bottling
business to Mr. A. F. LUCAStogether with all
claims due me and everythlngconnected with
s aid business. With sincere thanks for cast pat
ronage, I ask a continuance of same for my suc
cessor, veryrespectiouy. ,
my 22 It 8. EIFERT.
ATTENTION MEMBERS . L. I.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED, MEMBERS OF THE
"Pony Four" of the Wilmington Light Infantry,
hereby challenge any four or number of fours
in the Company, for a COMPETITIYE DRILL.on
any night next week while the Festival is in
progress. To be open for acceptance until 12
o'clock Wednesday, the 28th inRt.
J. J. HEDRICK, Jr.,
W. A. W1LLSON, Jb ,
H. J. GBRKEN.
my 23 It W. N. HARRISS.
Ladies1 Slippers.
LADIES' SLIPPERS AT fO CTS.: LADIES'
Opera Slippers at 65 ets ; Ladies Opera
Slippers, 75 cts All kinds of SHOES for Gents,
Ladles ana Misses at reasoname prices at
GEO. R. FRENCH Jb SONS,
108 NT Front 8t
my 83 tf
Home Again. Home Again.
yr E ARE NOW LOCATED IN. OUR NEW OF
FICE, No. Ill N. Water Street, (same loca
tlon as old Offloe), and will be pleased to have
our friends and patrons give us a call.
Remember, No. Ill W. Water Street.
JNO. W. GORDON & 81HITD,
! General Insurance Agents!:
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Telephone No. 73. - ;:. : "...
my 23 it. . .: Review copy. . ,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. DAVID
Is still ahead in Lowest
Prices & Latest Styles,
and intends to keep in
the Lead.
New Invoices of Ser
ges, Alpaccas, Linens,
Drap D'Ete, Seersuck
ers and Suitings recei
ved Daily.
Suits to Order at 025.
Gents' 'Furnishing
Goods still Marked
Down.
. A. DAVID,
Tbe Clothier.
Call for a Public Meeting.
THE UNDERSIGNED, BELIEVING THAT AN
opportunity ought to be given to the citizens
enerally to express their wishes as to the Publio
uildion whioh are contemplated in thU cltv.
hereby call a public meeting at the OPERA
HOUSE, TUESDAY, MAY85TH. 8 o'clock p. m.
It is due alike to the County Commissioners and
to the people that publio sentiment on this im
portant matter should be folly known before
any action is taken in regard to it. and, when as
certained, that it should be complied with.
Let every citizen, then, who is interested in the
growth and progress of our city attest that inter
est Dy us presence on mesa ay- let there be such
an assemblage as will command the attention of
those entrusted with the management of our
county an airs, ana render any misapprehension
of publio sentiment impossible, and any disre
gard of it Inexcusable.
Brown A Roddick,
Fmlth ft Gilchrist,
Wm. Iatimer.
Alex. Sprnnt ft Son,
W. B. Kenan,
Samuel Northrop,
R. M. Mclntire,
Harrison ft Allen,
H. II. Munsoo,
R. J. Jones,
Geo. R. French & Sons,
J. W. Perdew,
ueo. iiarriss ft Co.,
E. Lilly.
s. A b. Solomon,
D. K. MoRae.
Jno. D. Woody,
John D. Bellamy,
Aaron ft Rhelnstein,
Geo. W. Kidder.
Wm. H. Green ft Co.,
Jackson ft Bell,
I. Bates,
Dr. W. G. Thomas,
a. sr. juccneu ft son,
W. L Gore, fon ft Co.
Helde ft Co.,
Hall ft Pearsall,
Adrian ft Vollers,
Burr ft Bailey.
Holmes & Watte rs.
Jfugene Martin.
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Review copy
PROGRAMME OF BABY SHOW,
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN 4 and 7
o'clock, under the auspices of the Wilxinq-
TDH LI6HT INFANTRY.
1st Open to all babies In North Carolina under
3 years or age. .Entrance fee to cents each, in
cluding nurse. General admission 10 cents.
2nd Entries must be made as early as possible.
None can be made after 13 o'clock on day of ex-
niDit.
There will be four nrizes awarded aa follows:
1st To the prettiest girl baby under 1 year of
age.
2nd To the largest and handsomest boy baby
under 1 year of age.
3rd To the prettiest girl baby under 3 years
and over 1 year of age.
4th To the handsomest boy baby under 3
years ana over l year or age.
The babies wilt be numbered 1,3,3, Ac, and
ine judges wui not Know them Dy name,
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Your Programme
TS NOT COMPLETE UNTIL YOU HAVE AD-
ded that CHARMING HOTEL,
mn ii k mT a -vrmTn TTnmTlT
TH n ATLANTIC HUTLli.
XJ-UJ niiitUIAAU J-JJJ-ij
marohaad nn it .
JUOreneaa City, W. C,
on the Atlantio Ocean, and one of the most De
lightful Summer Resorts In America.
The table the best, and supplied with every
delicacy from the sea.
Surf and Still Water Bathing unsurpassed.
Trolling for Bluefish and Spanish Mackerel
the finest In the world.
.A beautiful Beach and Elegant Orchestra, and
every amusement to be found at a Sea Side re
sort
No Sea-Side Resort on the Atlantic Coast has
more natural advantacrea than Morehead CitV.
and the new management are determined to
maxe it
SECOND TO NOJTE IN THE SOUTH.
The Seventh Season commencas JUNE 1st.
The Hotel and Cottages have a capacity for
750 euests.
For terms and new illustrated pamphlet, ad
dress,
my 8 It
COOKE & FOSTER BROTHERS,
Proprietors
E0E HERRING.
FRESH ROANOKE ROE HERRING
THIS SPRING CATCH.;
A Most Excellent Relish.
Selected No. 1 Ex. Shore Mackerel,
Extra Large, Fat and Sweet.
EX. LARGE BEEF TONGUES.
THE CHOICEST CREAMERY MAY BUTTER,
Fresh per every steamer.
FRESH EGGS AND CHICKENS always
band, consignments being reoeived daily.
JWO. L. BOATVRIOnT,
on
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1 15 ft 17 SO. FRONT STREET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Offerings for this Week
BROWJS & RODDICK,
9 North Front St.
We are making the following efforts In order
to Induce trade FOR THIS WEEK :
DOUBLE-WIDTH INDIGO TWILL YACHTING
CLOTH,
For Gents' Summer Suits, $2.00 per jd; some
thing very superior.
ETTES41NE DRESS GOODS.
A new case of the above just received, in all
the latest shades, 7c per yard.
KID GLOVES.
Full lines of all the different lengths and col
ors in Ladies' Kid Gloves.
LADIES' M1T3, in White, Blk & Colors, SOcup
CHILDREN'S' " " " 25e
LADIES'
SUMMER UNDERWEAR, for Oc,
35c. 40c and fiOc.
GENTS' SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
25c, 30c, 40c and 50c. No such value in
this city.
GENTS' GAUSE AND DRILL DRAWEES. SOc.
Just try us once. You will hive no difficulty
in deciding who is selling the cheapest.
DRESS TRIMMINGS &, BUTTONS.
Our Dress Trimming and Button Department
is by far the largest, our variety the most exten
sive, our styles the newest, and our prices the
lowest.
We receive New Styles by every Steamer.
BROWN & RODDICK,
9 NORTH FRONT STREET.
Branch Store. 27 Hay street, Fayettevllle, N. C
Sole Agents for the BUTTE KICK CUT PAPER
PATTERNS . my 23 tf
Cotton Presses.
THIS CUT REPRESENTS AN END SECTIONAL
X mew of the NAUCE POWER PRESS.
We offer this Press as the siraDlest. most com
plete, strongest and cheapest Power Press
on tne maraet. t. jr. Leaa, oi Montgomery,
Ala., says: "I have used all th most noted Prases,
ana find the Nance press to be the best in use. it
is simple, easily managed by a common band.
packs a Dale tn 30 mxnutes shows no wear after
having packed over 2,000 bales last year, with no
I Peea oyer 3!,uuu uaiesiam. year, wim no
I expense for repair.' For a Hand Power Press
consider THE BROOKS unrivalled: for a
we consider THE BROOKS unrivalled; for a
I Power Press THE NAUCE the best.
I information address
BURR ft BAILEY,
my 23 tf . Manufacturer.
Statement
fV THE U. S. BRANCH OF THE LONDON ft
LIVERPOOL ft GLOBE INS. CO.
Total Assets $5,924,01 1
Liabilities 3,384,908
Surplus 82,589,103
Losses Baid in 1885. 82,035,133.
Losses Daid in the United States for 35 Tears.
$31, O O VWU.
ail tosses paia without xuscuujnt.
J. W. Gordon & Smith.
AGENTS.
No. Ill N. Water Street.
Telephone No. 73.
my 23 tf
Summer Queen.
CALL AND LET US SHOW YOU THE QUEEN
OIL RANGE. It Is something new. and the
most complete Oil Stove on the market. Just
the thing for light servioe in warm weather. Our
Farmer utri ana otner notea cooes at your ser
vice. Freezers, Refrigerators and other summer
goods. Prices ana quality oi same not to be ex
cel lea. W. H.. ALUJHtMAJN ft UU.,
my 23 tf 25 Market St.
Cultivators.
X7E HAVE THE GENUINE IRON AGE. Also
tt the DIXIE. Now if you want a Cultivator
that will please you, try one of the above. We
will guarantee the results and at such prices as
has never been given in this market. Fine as
sortment of Grain Cradles just received. GOOD
GOODS is our motto.
WM. E. SPRINGER ft CO.,
Suooessers to John Dawson ft Co.,
19, 21 ft 23 Market Street,
my 23 tf Wilmington, N.'.
Blank Books and Stationery.
LEDGERS, JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS, RE
oords, Order Books, Memorandum Books,
Letter Copying Books, Note, Draft, Check and
Receipt Books. Foolscap, Legal Cap, Letter,
Bill and Note Papers, for business use. Fine
Linen Paper, in Doxes or pads, or Dy tne quire,
for ladies' and eents use. Inks. Muoilage. Pen-
oils, Pens, &c. All the above as low as they can
be bought in North Carolina.
my23tf C. W.YATES.
Shoulder Braces, LJ
A SUPERIOR LINE 09 LADIES' AND GEN-
tlemen's SHOULDER BRACES for sale by :
J. H. HARDIN,
. Drureist and Seedsman.'
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V-New Market.
. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
First Oome First Served!
OUR STOCK OF
Boys' and Children's
OLOTHI3T&
MUST GO.
We want to close them out this week. You can
buy them at your own pricew
In Youths' and Gents'
WB HAVE THE
LARGEST SELECTION EVER OFFERED IN
WILMINGTON.
NOBFOLKS,
SQUARE-CUT SACKS,
FOUR-BUTTON CUTAWAY FROCKS,
Which are the EXACT STYLES for this season.
NO OLD SHELF-WORN STOCK!
TO DISPOSE OF.
It is aa acknowledged faet that our Clothing
Is FAR SUPERIOR to any ether Ready Made or
Custom Made Clothing offered in this city .
Any goods purchased from this establishment
perfect satisfaction guaranteed or 'money re
funded.
S. n.FISHBLATE,
my 23 It KING CLOTHIER.
Royster's Candy,
A FRESH SUPPLY EVERY WEEK.
Fine Mess Mackerel and N. C.
Roc Herring.
JUST TBE THING FOB YOUR BRSAK7AST
MM Pig Port & Spiced Pip' Feet.
Mumms' Ex. Dry Champagne.
IMPORTED & DOMESTIC CLARETS.
FINE OLD LONDON DOCK PORT.
Excursionists should not forget SCHEWEPP'S
GINGER ALE, 80DA AND LEMONADE.
P. L. BRIDGEBS & CO.
my 23 D&W tf
Flour, Bacon, Lard, &c.
1000 BblS FLaDR' aU grades.
"1 HO Boxes D S. and Smoked C. R. SIDES,
1UV
Cases and Buckets LARD,
-I A A Hhds and Bbls New Cron
1UU Cuba MOLASSES,
100 sucrAKS, ail grades,
2QQ Sacks Choice RIO COFFEE,
25 Bbla CAR0IJNA mcE -
2 BaJes RANDOLPH SHEETING,
25 Bales RANDOLPH YARN.
Bundles HOOP IRON,
25 Bbls DISTILLER'S GLUE,
J5Q Kegs NAILS,
JQA Cases CONCENTRATED LYE,
g Q Cases BALL POTASH,
25 Boxes CANDY,
C A Boxes CANDLES,
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Seap, Staich. Snuff, Tebacco,
craoKers, ac.,&c, sc.
. For sale low by
my 23 tf WILLIAMS RANKIN ft CO.
Louis J. Poisson,
"DEAL ESTATE AGENT, ,
No. 113 North Second St
Am offering some good investments in Real
Estate.
Building Lots on Installment Plan . -;lt
New and Stylish.
IT TW. A VAUTHTY OF HATinT.HSL 'RTlTnT.TIS
TU8T IN. A VARIETY OF SADDLES. BRIDLES
O and Whips. Pretty Lap Robes of different
styles. Carnages, thee tons. Buggies, wagons,
Drays. Carts and Harness. Trunks and Satchels.
Our ractoiy is in full blast. Repairing promptly
ana neatly done. mcduuualiLijs luvh,
my 23 1
tf
114 North Front Street.
Fruit Jars.
yE HAVE IN STOCK MASON'S IMPORTED
FRUIT JARS, Pints, Quarts and Half Gallons.
Also, deuv Tumblers, tin-topped, ft pint and-H
pint. Prices lower than last season. Country
traae wui ao weu to sena in tneir orders eariy-
BiyZStl GILES ft MURCHISON.
I gCOTCH SUITINGS,
English Suitings,
Domestic Suitings, , -Pant
Stuffs,
Ruhbei Coats. . '
Seersucker Coats and Tests,
All at Popular Prices. '
7 ; ' MUNSON, Clothier, fte.
jny23lt
NSW ADVERTISEMENTS, ' ,
CASH STORE! vl
JML- M. K" ATZ
BESIDES THE MANY DESIRABLE GOODS AL- '
READY ADVERTISED, WIuL OPEN . "f '
Monday, May 17th, Z;
An Entire New Line of - "-"
WHITE GOODS! :;1
The finest FRENCH NAINSOOKS, BATISTE. 'f
MULLS, PERSIAN LAWNS, . EMBROIDERIES J :-
and FLOTJNCINGS, very low.
GOOD LACE CURTAINS, three yards long, for -, v -
$1.50 a pair.
The best IMPORTED JERSEYS in the city. - ' t -
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SILK GLOVES AND MITTS.
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS,
MEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS.
MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR, from lOo up.
BLACK CREPE, for Veils and Trimming, wfll
0
compare favorably with the best Northern
houses, from 75o np.
Haye always on hand,
Sc DRESS GOODS, 6c GINGHAMS, j
5o LAWNS, 4-4 SHEETING 5c.
BEST CALICOES 5c and Oo,
With so many desirable Goods it is unnecessa
ry to call specialties. "...
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OUR WHOLE STOCK IS SPECIALLY CHEAP
FOR CASH. i ;f
IE. M. KATZ,
my 23 tf
116 IdAIlKET ST.
THE ROCKS,"
FORT FISHER
rpHIS DELIGHTFUL FAMILY RESORT, UN-
gurpassed on the entire Atlantic Coast for River,
Bay, Sound and Ocean Sailing, Fishing and Boat
ing, is now open for the accommodation of Boar
ders by the Day, Week or Month. .
Steamers Passport and Louise d!v dallv be
tween Wilmington and "The Rocks."
Address all communications.
N. F. PARKER, "The Rocks,"
Care Cant. John W Harper.
L. my 18 Iw Wilmington, N. C.
Lost.
CERTIFICATE OF STOCK IN THE FIRST r
National Bank of Wilmington, No. 273, for Four :
(4) Shares, in favor of O. H. PowelL Guardian,
has been lost, and application has been made to
the Board tor a new certinoate. :
my i iw - u. n. jtuwull, uuaraian. - .
Lost,
1 BROWN OVERCOAT, WITH A PISTOL IN "
the pocket, on the Acorn Branch Road, between
Wilmington and Macumber's Store. A liberal
reward will be paid for return of property to
my 21 36 VAtri: yjsuKtiic luuj. ,
Pig-Fish.
JUST RECEIVED, A FINE LOT OF PIG-FISH,
at PINE GROVE, Wrightsvttle, N. C.
Telephone No. 70. - -
my 21 St
ED. WILSON MANNING.
Bellerne Hotel,- High Paint, H. C.
HIGH POINT IS SITUATED IN GUILFORD -
County, on the line of the Richmond ft Dan- ,
ville Railroad, and has an elevation of 1,000 feet j -above
tide-water. Free from malaria or fever, I .
with cool days and nights, even during mid- fc -summer.
A quiet homelike Hotel, Just the place
to send your family during the heated season.
write ior rates. jtiuL-run rATi-mx,
my 2'4t sun nao tropnetors. :
Sealed Proposals. -
gEALED- PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED .- ;
by The Hoard of County Commissioners of New
Hanover County, at their Office in the Cenrt.
House, In Wilmington, N. C, np to 2.S0 o'clock
P.M., June 11th, 1836, for the erection of a new
Countv Jail. Plans and speoifications on. file in :
their Office. A bond of $5,000, or 25 per cent, of
bid, to accompany; each proposal. The Board
reserves the rightito reject any or all bids:
i Address - :
HORACE A. BAGG, Chairman,
my 19 t je 11 Wilmington, N. C
I Summer Styles !
DUNLAP STRAWS, N0TBIA STIFF.
Mackinaws, French Manillas,
Panamas, Malaccas, and
x All the Leading Braids,
At the Lowest Prices.
HARRISON A ALLEN,
my23tf r Hatters.
Arctic Eefrifferator-
I , & . .
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A FIRST-CLASS BE
FRIGERATOR at alow price, call and see our .
Arctic, the best in use. Patent Fly Fans, Library -Lamps.
Garland Toilet Seta, New lot of Bird
Cages Just received. See our stock of COOKING
STOVES ana get prices. - .- : t . .
my23tf c ' ; 23 South Front Si.
i GFood Coffee,
ONLY 8o PER POUND.
i Sugar, Molasses. Meat, Meal, Flour, Soap-,
Corn, Hay, Oats, Bran, No. 1 Florida Mullets, To
bacoo, Snuff, Cigars, ftc.j
ooia very cnesp ior vuau
'MARSHALL MANNING, - 1
: " . - Gen. Com. Merchants. -
at WniMhli Vat., fch.. Wflmlnrton. N. C.
BROWN'S IRON BITTEKS IyUALl itfi- - 5
lleved Mrs. A. UnderhilL- Raleigh, N. C, of
disordered liver and stomachy and she has hao. ,
no return of the trouble. - -
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