ODE
IDK
On the
Rjfcptrailou ot
. T Days."
tbe 'NHeir
BY JOHN G. 8AXE.
0 w'iS3 Asscrabiy ! and 0 wiser Senate! ....
1 much rejoice to pen it, . i
The Ninety Days in which you lived in
clover 1 ..'... .
Are gone and overt
Gone are the Legislators, great and small;
Clerks, Ushers, roners,4 aiesseuKcis,
all
The crowd of country cousins in the hall!
Gone are the vultures, large and littler, f
"' Gone are the vendors of cold victual;
Gone are the ladies, short and tall,
The virtuous and the vicious, j -The
meritorious and the meretricious,
Who follow their vocations ;
Where jou resort; . j
In short, , I '
The Apple-woman, and the sort, .
With other appellations, i k t -
Gone is the patient, patriotic "Lobby;
- Somei who have bagged their game, I
Laden with wealth and shame;
And others, leading home their lame
And ill-conditfoned hobby, i .
A little leaner than it came! j
Gone, too, the Sharps and Plats who swarm
In secret sessions, and perform, . '
"Vent of the Rinan 1
, TTnpnnalftd elsewhere not the sort of
thin?
Where human, features catch defacing
blows, j
But meaner feats than those, !
Degrading Legislative Ayes and Noes.
O Famous Ninety! - -' 1
Tn which (while "rural districts" won
dered) . ; " ' " j '
Your little Tullvs thundered.'
Your Hectors blustered, and your Solons
blundered, i , ,
And Buncombe honest ass! was praised
and plundered I
To think! what wind and muscle were ex
pended; t h
(Mere money not to mention)
Id anietinc dissensiOc !
What righteous bills opposed, and bad de
fended, i
What acts (and facts) were made and mar
red and mended . , i
Before the Session ended! f
i - it
They say, O Legislature! in despite :
Of all adverse appearances, you might
Have been much weaker. -(How?
I have asked, but all in i vain ; ,
None could, or would explain!)
Disgrace! ul scene la Alfeaar. Ga.
Two Italians entered Albany,, Ga.,
with a large Rocky Mountain bear
last week, and, leading him ont on
Broad street, soon succeeded in
drawing quite a crowd by making
bruin ' perform some - of his tricks.
The keeper bantered the? town for a
ficrht. rtroDOsin? to- Dut the bear
against any two dogs that could be
started. The' banter was accented,
and about Y o'cleck bruin was led
into t.hfi iail vard. and two medium-
4 J ' ,
sized bull dogs were turned loose on
him Ahnnt. tven hnndrAd neon e nan I
assembled to see the SDort. and when I
the fighting commenced excitement
and general confusion prevailed. Men
forgot themselves, and stood over
the combatants with drawn pistols
AUU Bill V CB bU BCU WAV U1CIB TT CO toll
play. The fight continued some fif
teen or twenty minutes, when the
dogs, now badly fatigued, refused to
take hold of the bear any more.
A Sbirt Collar In Polities.
- i I Dayton journal.
It appears that Mayor Rouzer
made one fatal mistake in his cam
paign. It is charged that when he
was a candidate two years ago he did
not wear a shirt collar, but tbat after
he was elected Mayor he thought
that it would look better for the Chief
Executive of the citv to spruce up a
little, and he therefore appeared in
public with a shirt collar. This gave
offence to the voters, who thought he
was "putting on airs," and hence they
scratched mm and voted for Bat z,
who habitually wears both a shirt
collar and a plug hat. il
' Jesnlta as Oxford.
ILondon Truth.1
- The Jesuits are doing their work at
Oxford silently, but surely. Accord
ing to a correspondent of the Rockt
five undergraduates went over to the
Church of Rome last week. One of
them belonged to Keble College,and,
as none but Churchmen are admitted
there, he has since been expelled.
Ihe others are from Bauiol and On
el, among them being Mr. O. R.- Vas
sal, who very recently brought for
ward at the union amotion condemn
ing the; Public Worship Regulation I
act.
IQTetbodJst Clereymea Mum Not TJae
: ' ; Tobaeeo.
The New England Methodist Con
ference, in session at iWestneld. ; had
a warm discussion of the tobacco
LEOiaLiTCIIK.
question last 4 Friday; and finally I lynches, always coquette with confi
passed f resolutions declaring in the 1 deDce and D0 gJggK over a glass of
strongest terms that no person should
be admitted to the ministry -hereaf
ter who used tobacco in any; fprm;
also, that no minister using tobacco
be received if transferred to that
from any other conference.
-tH bO Bjfcl 1 -
1 A murder Confessed.
. i Biddefobd, Me., April
The body of a woman was found
in the river this morning. Late in
the afternoon a " sister of Frederick
Savage identified the woman as Rose
Vincent, of Methuen, Mass., and gave
a clue whicVtfpon: being -followed
up, led to the arrest of Savage.' This
evening he confeised-tho crime. He
is a Frenchman; u married, and has
children. When asked why he did
it, he said, . "Oh," I'loved her too
much." t " ' " . ,
Tt. A r..All n m V.
- tCharleston Journal of Commerce.
i The Carolina Farmer is the title
of an excellent little magazine pub
lished at Wilmington, N. C., devoted
to the agricultural interests of the two
Carolinas. ; To the farmer it will be
a valuable guide. , Among the topics
discussed , in .the April number, are
"Hints on i Poultry," " Breeding
Horses," "Sheep or the Exhausted
Plantations of the South," "The
Chufa,", VFood f or : Producin g Milk,"
etc'i - -- ,
klaiupton Souratf ana iyictii
.s . INew Yoik.YVgild. .;
'During the recent trip bt Wade
Hampton through South Carol i nil hi
has been greeted' by fan futluiaiartui
which shows that the love feud con-
fidenoe wherewith the Dmoray
nailed him as their champion in 187U
have grown brighter and stronger in
the saooess and prosperity that have,
spread their sunshine over. hia Admin-.
Duration. He was then -the hero of n
Earty, bat be seems to be now tne
erb of the whole, people; for he has
fcgpt the pledges which he made, that
he would rale th
the commonwealth hor
nestly and maintain the rights , pf
white and black in ;estapnsning.iine.
reign of peace and justice. ? -It is Jaotf
often that a man can appeal, to his
ante-election " promises as Governor.
Hampton did at Newberry on Tue&r;
day last, and challenge the company
son of his acts with his words, He
said to the crowd gathered about the
train, in which he was travelling:
Ml come to you to-aay pointing
back to the condition of things when
I spoke to you last and the oondH
tions whioh exist .now.. What they
were you all remember. tWhat thev
. - - . r - "
are you ail can see. reace reigns
supreme: the laws ,aro respected 'and
enforced everywhere.- There are ho
disturbances and no soenesof blood
shed. We are on the high road of
prosperity. : We have everything in
the future to encourage us; ana an
this has been accomplished why r
Because your representatives, , the
Governor and the Legislature, have
stood squarely ana nonestiy on tne
platform, and have j fulfilled the
pledges made in the last campaign."
And when a man can make such a
declaration truthfully it is good that
he should be answered as Wade
Hampton was at Helena, where a co
lored woman strode out of the crowd
and exclaimed: "You stay, Governor.
We 8 had a better time since you was
made Governor than we a had since
the -war ' i The sentiment ' to which
this virago gave such , rough ; expres
sion seemed to actuate all classes. It
.was re echoed in choicer language by
gentlemen commissioned to welcome
the Governor or introduce him' to the
people at different towns, and it found
a still further utterance in the, rich
bouquets of flowers sent to Governor
Hampton by those purest of hero-
worshippers, intelligent and enthusi
astic little girls. ; -',
The Alain Dntj or Our minister to
Germaay Preliminary Practice
New York Times. I
One of the largest and most spark
ling of the ovations to Bayard Tay
lor was given? in the Lesderkranz
Hall last evening. It was a German
"t Inmmera " a taaI cnmmnrn.
Commers," a real commers, such as
Kaiser William's subiects delight in
I . - m i
and Kaiser Hayes's subjects hold
whenever they can find the occasion
and the beer. ; ! r -
It is possible that there are some
uninformed Americans who do not
what a commers is. The object is to
drink just as much beer as you can
hold, smoke just as many cigars as
you can bite the ends of, and see who
can sit in his chair the longest. It is
an institution worthy the gods. And,
bless you, how the beer pours down.
It's up we all stand, and down she all
goes; and here,! waiter, fill 'em up
again, lbe man who can drink the
most (and the reporter wijl pledge his
word that iJayard Taylor is no slouch
at the business) is. the best man.
There is nothing to eat -and who
would eat when he can blow off the
foam and have her filled np.
The bill of fare was varied and ex
tensive. The following 13 a transla
tion: 1
Beer, i ,.
, Cigars,
. Beer,..
I More Beer,
J f Ciears.
Beer, . Beer, :, Beer, Beer, Beer,
: Beer, Beer, Beer, Beer,
Beer, i . Beer, k Beer, , '
Beer, , Beer, . . ,
.Beer,, , -;; ;. :' .
Xbe WasliinKton Girl at a Lancb
I ,,Galh,, in New York Graphic
The Washington gal shows to ad
vantage on such occasions. ..Her crit
icism is pertinent; her worldly aplomb
assuring; her readiness to eat the
lunch and kind of accompanying bev
erage, from cocoa to champagne, is
over-crowniner trinmnh. . She has a
department clerk at her elbow and a
Senators wife at her side.. She will
ultimately cheat the clerk and , quar
rel with Mrs. Senator on the occasion
of marrying her son. In some form
or other she will always be a Wash
mgton ; gal, always ,;eat reception
anything, and grow more brown and
leather-like evry year, with nndimin
tshed steadiness of blaok eyes, with
kindly biliousness and ever-guzzling
matronhood. Toward the end of her
days she will keep fa more or. less
stately boarding house and still at
tend, the receptions,- and -when' her
summons comes to join tne innume
rable band will, with a start go for
wara ? saying: fine supper room is
open; immortality salad is served ,to
night r
A Story of peatb, TLif and Death
AKaln. ' :
. I New York'Sun.l ,
The twelve-year-old daughter of J,
B. Doremus, of Willis street. Pater
son, died on; Tuesday of last week,
as was Bupposea. , ine Dody was pre
pared and laid out in the jcofiin,and
ail toe arrangements were completed
for the funeral on Friday afternoonl
The father sat .alone in his house on
j? naajfc evening.. . xne preparations
were all ready, the doctor's certificate
hied, and the , oofnn sat upon v the
benches in the adjoining room. ' The
door silently opened, and in her
shroud and -crave-olothes the cirl he
had supposed to be dead tottered to
ward him, threw her arms around b18
heok, kissed him , passionately, and
then - fell I back unconscious in his
arms. A 'physician was called with
all baste, but this time she was dead.
THE HALLOWS IN QREBME.
fexeeutfou of JTonn Sttatllagtoa. ;
' ISpecial to the Raleigh News.1 t '
ty I . .r-GpLnsBORO,1 April IS.1
f?.Tohn Shallitigtoti, colored, convict-'
ed at March tetin of Greeue Superior
Court, of .the murder: of hLorena.
Thompson, i hi etep-daughterr - was,
hanged : to day rv nuw,Hip.(f Me,
promptly acejided - the ' gallows -aU
2:3a' P.M.Two nhonsand -'people
were presentj and he addressed them
from the scaffold' for : over half an
hour, protesting his innocence to the
last. 1 - . , :' ,
' Qn arriving at the scaffold he asked'
for a cigar, whiclr was given hira,and
he smoked composedly, for. five min
utes. - He then desired to be taken to
the, creek for.baptism, which was not
done, but the prdinauqe,.ofi baptism,
was administered on th'ecscaffold jHe
did not seem to realize bH situation
until the Sheriff began, to ' adjust the
noosei when he was observed to shud
der. H Life was pronounced extinct in
thirteen miniltes by Drs." Kountree,
Jones, Horn and Alle'rc;
; Talmict on Southern Lojaltr. ,l
ftRevIlV IleWitt Talmage, of fow
York, says: 'a vj.jj'-
"Uunng my . two -weeks at; the
South, jmingjinglwith all,, classes ,of
people, andin perpetual conversation,
often incognito, I heard not oye. un
kind word toward the Worth or
Northern people. My opinion is that
if to-day a Northern man gets. hanged
at the South, it is because be deserves
to be hariged. .Those' Congressional
politicians who are- enlarging upon
be belligerent States , of the South
mu8t.haye some ,bad design or be:
President-making, . . There is no spirit,
of fight in the South. I do not speak
of what I read jTspeak of what I know.
My observation is that there is not so.
much need that the south be recon
structed toward the North as tht the
North should be reconstructed Co
ward the South. ' No man on a lec
turing platform to-day, in the ' South,'
can make any allusion implying loy
alty to the united btales government
but his voice will be drowned out - by
the uproar ef enthusiasm. There is
no more use for Federal military at
New' Orleans than in Brooklyn. And
yet there art men hereabout who are
still cursing .President Uayes because
he withdrew the military, and, have
not found out.in. the last, fourteen
years that the war is over. . -
The Good Qoecn. , J
Mile. Jeanne t)onste is a little pi-
aniste, only seven years old, who: has
lately performed before Queen Victo
ria. When at Buckingham Palace
the little lady wore a white artificial
camellia. " "Who . gave you that?"
asked the Queen. "Ob, that's my
talisman, your Majesty; Mile. Albani
gave it to me for - good luck." Her
Majesty went over to a cotbeille,took
out a red camellia, and gave it to the
child, saying,. "Wear that , beside it,
my dear, and may both bringyoa a
two-fold share of good luck!"
f'an irtrftiniT tKmwn ftnf n F a
XBatrnn nrhiln fnll nf rl n ha fnllrt a oin
sling f Eastern Virginian.
VEGETIHE
Chills,
Fever and Ague.
Tabbobo. N. C. 1878.
Da. H. R. Stktkhb l
Dear Sir, I feel very grateful for what your val
uable medicine, Vegeuna, haa doae la my family. I
wish to exDrees my tkanka by Informing yon of the
wonderfnljcnre of my sen: also to let yoa know that
VegeUne is the beat medicine I ever eairf or Chills,
fcnaies, rerer ana Ague.: jiy bob was dck wua
meatles in 1873, which left him with Hip-Joint dis
ease. My soa suitered a great deal of pain all of the
The doctors did not help him a particle, he could not
liri nis ioot rrom tne noor, ne coma not mora wiin
oat cratches. I read your advertisement in the
Louisville Courier Jenraai." that Veretine was a
great Blood Purifier and Blood Food. I tried one
bottle, which was a ereat benefit. He kept oh with
the medicine, gradually raining He has taken
eignieen oowes la au. ana ne is completely resiorea
to neutn, walks without eratcnea or cane, ue is
twenty years of age. I have a younsrer bod, fifteen
vears of age, who is subject to Chili. Whenever
he feels one comine on. he comes in. takes a dose of
Vegetine, and that Is the last of the ChilL Vegetine
jesvea n oma euect upon uio Bysisu iulb uum oi
the medicines recommended for ChiUt. I cheerfully
recommend Vezetine for such complaints. I think
it is the greatest medicine la the world.
uespecuouy, ; j&ius. i . vr . jl.u i u.
Vhrini.-When the blood becomes lifeless and
stagnant, either from change of weather or of cli
mate, want of exercise, irregular diet, or from any
other cause, the vaexnxn wui renew tne eiooa,
carry off the putrid humors, cleanse the stomach,
regulate the bowels, and impart a tone of vigor to
tne wnoie ooay.
VEGETINE
:Z - 'r FOB ;-. .;
Dyspepsia, Ncrvonsriess and Gen-
.' ' era! Debility.' ' T
' ' ThniviTJTwvw Ifaas 1CTQ
.. - iaanaavoivflt MWS'f so io
We, the undersigned, having need vegetine, take
pleasure in recommending it to all those troubled
wiw stumors or any una, uyspepsu, .Nervousness,
or General Debility, it beinsr the Great Blood Puri
fier. Sold by R. L. CroweU A Sons, who sell more
Oi ji iium au oiner patent meaicmes pat logetner.
, MRS. L. P. PSKKINS,
' f MKS. H. W. 8COTT,
! ,. JOSXPHUS SLATB,
VxoxTrsx is the great health restorer compose
exclusively of barks, roots and herbs. It is very
VEGETINE
FOB
Nervous lleadache" and. Rhea
- i matlsm.s ,f l
V r CwoawATi, O., April 9fl8TT.
H. It Rtuvtsns. Ilea. '
Dear 8ir.I have nseff ybm Teeetiae forNerrons
Headache, and also tor Rheumatism, and have found
enure reiiei irom dow, ana uuko great pleasure in
recommending it to all who may be likewise af-
aicKa. . initu. a. uwu.
f ' ' W8MU18t,C!ian.
Vbo'mthx has restored thousand to health who
bad been long and painrui sucerer t
VEGETIHE.
Urnsffist's' Testimony. : j
Dear 8ir, We have been selling your remedy, the
Vecretine. for about three years, and take Dleasure
in recommending it to oarcustomers and in no in
stance where a blood puriSer would reach the case,
has it ever failed toexect a cure to oar knowledge.
It certainly is the m flu ultra ot renovators. -Respectfally,
. ' E. M. SHEPHERD St CO., Druggists, "
.'hJlL .r i.t j 5- Ui W .Vernon, HL, j
. Is acknowledged by all classes of people to be the
best and mpat tellable blood purifier in the world. .
VEGETINE, !i
. tr, 1m .!: ii. Prepared by; ; vv- i -.
II, iB.! STEVENS, Boston, Mass;
VeKetlne le 'sold br U VrasKleka.'
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following distribution :
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100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH!
HALF-TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. ,
- LIST OF PR1Z.ES,- ' I
1 Capital PrUfe.
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ig,ooo
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1 Capital Prise...
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6,000
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5 Prises of 1C00.
SO Prises of 603................
100 Prises of vlOO..,.. -..U... J....;
S00 Prizes of 60
500 Prizes of 33.....................
1000 Prizes of 10..;.
! APPROXIMATION PRIZES
9 Approximation Prizes of $300. .
8 Approximation Prizes of 300
9 Approximation Piizes of 100
1857 Prizes, amounting io:U:. :...$110,400
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ap 18-D8aw4wAW sat we
THE IMAGE 4 OF HER ' MOTHER.
A Novel. Ky Ruth Rustic.
IN THE SAVANNAH WEEKLY" NEWS OF
Saturday, 20th April, will be commenced a new
serial storyj with the aoove title, written by a lady
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Agricultural and Military Department,, ?
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Address
J.B. ESTILL, - " .
Savannah, Geo.?
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n ZfLPHUB "'.SOAP.
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? 1 JUUIES - OF THE SKINJ A HEAETHFUL
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'Reliable Means' oF 5 Peeventino and'
h Relieving Rheumatism and Gout, and'.
'...AS. UNEQUALED i DlSINFECTAN OEODO--
RizEJt 'and Counter-irritant. -; - :
y fflfi.ii fifi Sulnfiiir Soao. besides eradi
cating local diseased of the skin, banishes de-'
ic'Cts of the complexion, and imparts tor it;
gratifying clearness and smoothness.
". Sulphur JBatlS are celebrated fof curing
eruptions! and other, diseases of the skin, as
well as Rheumatism and 4Gout j Glenn9 8
SillpJiUr Soap produces the same effects'
at a most ' trifling expense.. ,This admirable
specific also spedily heals' sores bruises, scalds
Burns, spr&ins add cuts. ' It removes! dandruff ..
and. prevents the, hair -from falling out andf
thHz and linen used in tie sick room
rr '.
r-c: -2T ' "T-fs per Cake;, per
N.B. Sent by Mail, Prepaid, cm receipt of price, and
- J. 5 cents extra for each Cake.i'' ;
"HILISHAIB AND THiSEB VYE,"
Black, or Browa, SO Cents.
C. i;CEnTE!TOI, Pwi'r, 7 Sixth At. ,I.T.
angSl-DAWly I :
fWide World.
rjHB BEST' GOODS MANUFACTURED '
1JM TUB WUKLU f UK oUIa WJSAtt,
is oar celebrated
Salem, N. C. Cassimere.
NoX three colors, at $1 per yard.
No. 9, two colors, at 75c per yard. , .
k A new lot just received. . .
J HEDBICE.
Parasols
CHEAP AND HANDSOME
- t STOCK OF
PARASOLS
Also,
Will be opened on MONDAY.
50 LADIES Si-inch SUN . ,
UMBRELLAS. Silk, at $3 65.
' .-. j ; iiEDBJCK.
8.
OOME VERY GREAT BARGAINS
in T7 1 BTniru XTTwrva
OP GOODS
HKDRICK.
Linen Collars and GufPs.
HE CHEAPEST LOT EVER
OFFERED IN WILMINGTON.
BED RICK.
mh 21 tf
THE SHEIDER BREECH-LOADING
Shot-Gun.
Prices, 50 0 to 250 OO.
MUZZLE L OADING G UNS
ALTERED TO BREECH-LOADING.
, , . ! ' i ."
i Prices, $40 to $ lOO.
! ! , -.-' I" ' i. ' - " '
Clark & Sneider,
! MANUFACTURERS,!
S14 West Pratt Street,
; : Baltimore. -"
' "' ! dec32D&Wtf
Send for Catalogue.
Cotton Tarns and Plaids.
JQ Bales COTTON YARNS,
2 Q Bales ORANGE PLAIDS.
At Factory Prices by'
ap H-D&Wtf
HALL PEARS ALL.
Fresh Arrivals !
B
KING FULLY UP TO THE TIMES, WE ARE
.j . - i
always prepared to furniih oar CUSTOMERS with
both the, delicacies sad necessaries of the season
i i i
and at prices I ; i
WHICH DEFY COMPETITIOIf !
The choicest goods of every description In our line
ALWAYS ON HAND I
We offer this week specially the celebrated
Underwood Pickles,
THE FINEST INAMEUICA
STUFFED MANGOES AND PEPPERS, PEP
PER HASH AND GHERKENS, the latter ;
by the dozen," hundred or barreL " "'
No family In the city should be without them.
We.will sell these goods, as we Ido every other
article, at; the I
' I Very Lowest Price ' .
EbTJ Those wishing to save a penny , will call npon
Boatwright ; & ; HcKby j
fii, T and 8 NORTH FBONT st. 1
-api4D.wtr
In Store and to Arrive,
Flour, llolaasea, Bacon, Sngax, &c.
' 500 Bbl FLUB' nd' ' f "
200 M0LA8SBS a11
' (jr Bbls SUGAR; j'
..-.: Tierces and Tabs LARD,..
WfK Bags COFFEE,'
: ; l V ALSO, all LIGHT GOODS necessary tr
, , .r. . tg make our stoek COMPLETE.
i i ov, BIN FORD, LOEB CO. --i
. ap l4-tfDAW ' Rev, copy.? Wholesale Grocers.
$1.75 Early Rose Potatoes. $1.75
FIFTY BARRELS
:vi t i In Good Order. i.Oontlgned and 4i j
U- "m must e t gUL . .j
; " w1 1. CHASED.' MYERS.
a i W tf 88 and 40 North Water 'street.
i.i Sij.ityciJf'and ',thsea.scs communicable by
c i'it i i ' Vila tlie perso i, prevented by it. '-.
': T'.-v r.ic-Jicil FrateiTiity sanction; its'us'e..".
i
. -
I. U. G&Atxaxa , , wv . . ... . . . . . iTCSMent
C. M. Stzdmaii.. .......".vr. Vice President
8. D. WAixAce...iv,l...tt..Y-;-ivCashier
Isaac Batxs.. i... ' l Assistant Cashier
i . : : .. .. i ' ' 1 S . ' i . fc
IBank :pf ITej? rHanover.
CAPITAL PAID Uf - - - $350,000
ATJTHOlilZI'CAPlTAXi- 51,000.000
DIRECTORS u 1 . w f
John' Daweos.1
e.M.twtaian;ofWrigh;
. A Stedman.. r s
3m. ' A. Leak, of Wades 1
boro, ' 'i 1. . , f
M.' Weddell, .of Tarboro,
n; c. - ' -I
E. B. Borden, of Gold
boro, NO.
D. R. Mnrchison, ef Wil
liamB A Murchison - -
Hon. B, R. Brideers, Pxes
W. &W. R.1L
II. - Toilers, of Adrian A
Vollers. ,
Jno. W. Atkinson,'
II. ftieitaa.
,L B Grainger, President. : .
f';: 4,1 directorsv 1:-;- ;r 4t
B. B. Borden, W.T". Falrcloth, W. F. Kornegay,
R. Edmnndson, Herman Weill - J: i
M. P. Lxax.
Cashier.
President!
faiesloro Branch
' " V J' . DIRECTORS-, "1 '
J, A. eak,R. T. Benrtt,Q. W. Liytle 3. C. Marsha),
Issues Certificates of Depositbearing Interest ; i
Is authorized by Charter to receive on deposit
moneys held tn trust by Executors, Administrators, '
Guaxoians, &c, Aic. ).-- n-J ' - j f
Strict attention given to the orders and requests
of our country friends by mail or otherwise, i
,r WOVl6-Wtf--;,-W. '.
the;'
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pabliahed at jthe foUowinElow , i-
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contains full Reports of .the Wilmington Mar
kets, Telegraphio Reports of the Northern ,
and European Markets, and the Latest
General News, by Telegraph and
Mail, frpm aU parts of tbe
J World. ' " -
Largest DAILY CIRCULATION in the STATE
Address,
WM. HJ
BERNARD,
Editob & Propreetok,
I Wilmington, N. C.
Training Dogs.
SPIKE AND CHOKE COLLARS, by meanB of
which dogs of ANY AGE OR BREED, no mat
ter how long nun ted, or what the disposition, can be
taught to fetch and carry, and to retrieve game in a
most perfect manner, with ne play about it. Dogs
broken of gun-shyness and whip-shyness, made
steady before and behind, and "to heel" steadily,
prevents lagging on the chain, besides a much more
extended sphere of usefulness. Prie, with direc
tions for using. S3, by mail, post-paid.
KENNEL COLLARS, which no dog can get over
his head, i Price, $1, by mail postpaid.. Made ad
j actable to fit any dog.
M. VON CULIN,
Delaware City, Del.
spST-wtf j, ;(;'?
THE KAGI0 COIN BOX.
-Holds orer S5.00 of Silver coin,
in " Half Dollars. " Quarter Dot
lara," " Dimes.'7 ami " Kickles, .
The merest movement or your
tliiuaL) pushes the desired coin into
your nana, una answer one
LninwUatelT takes its place,
s irby magic. Hakes change
In hail the time with no dan
ger of dropping any. Sample
handsomely plated ' with
KiCKEIi SILVEK, sent post .
naid. SOets. Agents Trials
Package, containing 3 Com
Boxes, for S I.OO, Aegnts
.wanrea eycrywutfrr. xm .r.
postage Stamps taken as cash.
HUTCHINSON & CO.
;" . .. 13 TJbIsb Bqnare, IT; T. M:
feb 15-Wiat
SALARY. Permanent talesmen
lwauW f MUStanl Good, to deal
lers. Ni peddling. KXFKB8E9 paid.
1 a Ma a a no a urn a a a
8 Home St., Oineimuttt, Ohio,
$2500-
TEAR. A Eenta wanted . - Bnal
ness legitimate, t Partlcnlars Free.
Address J .Worth A Co.6t.Lonls.Mo.
$3
fiOLU MA.TXI WAlCllBS. Cheap
patl n f hA knnwn world. fimnnUi WnlAK JPtwa t
Agenu. Address, A. CorLTjts & Co Chicago,
oct 6 Wly
FOXJTZ'S
HO RSE AMD CATTLE POWDERS,
Arts uneqnaled for the cure and prevention of
diseases in Horses, Cattle; Hogs,8heep, and fowls. 1
. DAVIDpTrpBtj
aovW6m o .t-1 Vip-'
WILMINGTON, N.C. BASH, DOORS.BLIND&
inn OPWiUirnTiT. wnnncrn-Dir
The Largest and Most Complete WOODWORK
ING FACTORY in the. State. .... r
We guarantee Good Work, - Low Prices ' and
Promptness. ; i-, jj ! " e i .kfi- i r..v-.-j
Fruit and Vegetable Crates made at Lowest
Rates.' . j fi j- i -1 ' ..tti . s . , t-y i
.. tySend for Prices. ,jj 0 ; jan85-8mW, f ,
25
'FASHIONABLE CAHDS.no two
alike, with name, 10c SO Scrollwith nameri
1 fVt fwuf flat A llMnfil'AnMf
oc1
1 5 Wly GEO. I. REED CO Nassau, N.YJ
Thd Dog1 Breakers Guide,
mRAIN TOUR OWN (DOGS, IN THE MOST
J. artistic manner'. "The Doe Breaker's Gnide"
sent for Ten Cents.
Cenu. s
febi-Wtf
M. VON CDLIN,
'Delaware City, Del.' :.
x
' ' ii Worth Of f f -
GOLD ELATED JEWELRY.
'For ONBDOLtCAl we will send as beiovH aU
Warratsicea Oeld. Plated 1 1 pair Gold Ston
Sleeve Buttor.s; 1 pair Engraved Sleeve Buttons: 1
set Pointed stads; t set Amethyst 8tuda; lWed
jy??? ?ngred Band Finger Bisgt 1 Ame
thyst 8tone Ring; 1 Elegant Ring, marked "Friend
ship";! Handsome Scarf Pin; I splendid Silver Hat
Pin liet Ladles' Jet and Gold Pin and Drops: 1
Misses set, Jets and Gold f 1 Ladies' Jet Set, oraa
"atedsrs set Handseme Rosebud Ear Drepsi 1
Gents' Elegant Lake George Diamond Stndj f Car
dinal Red Bead Necklace I;PafcF Ladles' Pearl Eas
Drops -l Ladies Ornamented Jet Brooch; 1 Fancy
Heart Rtag and Elegant Watch Cham;
chotot, the ffUir lot-4tf,M) pitemmmt postpaid fov $i
crony ZpUces you -cAoos for SO jmU. , Clah tre
mrum Any one sending ns a clab of twelve at one
dollar, we ,wlR send a- Coin 'Silver rteli
VTV.t ' 8TOCKMAN,. .
feb!5-Wl3w "' 17 Bond Street. New York.
' v f
14
l. f '! Forsaieiojfby-f, H.vr, 4
tf
itWX
I
ap X4-DAWU '
SALL PXASSALLi 1
PT A 1 Id Q Price $900, only $260. p.,.
SWEET 3SnN m
CleiiMLSMTiilianiin
toEtSJft1,?1 "i Csntennlal Erposltioa for
MOuwingqualttu and txatoaua and, luting duir
.IT" ad JUmarUg. The best tobaSo
te-, assy Bl
r.:.-'. . : USE
CALGIOAKS
Compressed Calcimine
j For WALLS, CEILINGS; etc. 1 '
Ready for nee by adding boiline water
TUG
AVERILLP.AINT
, The most dnrakle, beautiful and economicl oaint
know n. ample cards furnished free by dealers
nerslly, or by the K
AVEEILL CHEMICAL PAINT COUP.
132 Borltne Slip, New. York.
A A MIXED CARDS,1 with name If. c. Aeeni
T:U outfit 10c L. JONES & CO., Nassau, N. Y
O T,?CS Cards, Snowflake, Marble, etc , no two
4lO alike, with name, 10 cts.
S;:P '-11 . - Naseant ard Co , Nassau, N. Y.
IDr.Marchisi'a
Uterine
eavunimnu
wlU i)osmvely ctto Pemalo Weakness, such as Faihn.
of the WpmbvWhltea, Chronic Innlimatton rnS?,e
atlonof the WombTlneidentAl Hemorrhagf or Tkd
ZZ.Alitl 1- 1 Pol card S
joenmcates from
ET i-DiTT A Tirv
Druggists U0 per bottle.'
825 NQW IS 'TOUR TIME S25
tobnyTHB VICTOR. The BEST 8KW.
ING 11IACH1HB in the WORLD, with all
tbe Attaehmeuii complete, for $26. War
ranted to give perfect satisfaction. Jortirculare,
&QK Address Rev. C. H. 13 RRNHEIM, AftC
LEXINGTON, N. C. o25
BRIEF ThEATISE ON PULMONARY DIS
; eases will be sent free to all applicants Address
OSlABG ?f2S?S' :l8 CorOandt St, New York
mh 23-4wD&W
I Want lOOO AGENTS to Canvass for
The Complete Herbalist
J will give snch terms and furnish" such advertising
facilities that no man need make lees than $800 per
month and all expenses no matter whether he ever
S?016 I not- AddreM Dr. O. PHELPS
f nil particulars will be sent by return mail '
ma0-4wD&W
j: MANCHESTER
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
I Established mJ853, K
Manufactnre all kinds of Locomotives, and have re
cently purchased of theAmoskeag Mannractnrina
Co. all the patterns, patents, and the good will foi
the manufacture of their celebrated Steam Fire En
gines bnd Fire Apparatus, and are now prepared to
iccuvc uui uccuw uraars promptly, bend for de
scriptive circular.
ARETAS BLOOD. Agent.
novaoij&wry
! : Manchester, N. H.
rwlOlMU K1E NTS
-:?;, ' I AND'---
Grave Stones.
FIRST-CLASS WOBK AT LOWEST NEW YORK
PRICES. DESIGNS SENT BY MAIL. WORK
PACKEDAND SHIPPED, AT OUR RISK,
TO ANY PART OF THE SOUTH.
HICHlRDiWATHiN it CO., i
57 Lafayette Place, New York.
Wathan's Monumental Designs, In book form for
gale to tne Trade. i dec4D&Wtf
New York
SHOOTING- COAT.
STYLISH, HANDSOME COAT, j
:. First Class in every parUcnlai i
Pleasant to wear, durable, and in the end the cheap
est MADE OF BROWN. VELVETEEN.
' , Pockets and Lining made to take out, so that
may be worn for early fail and winter shooting.
' Horace Smith,' Esq:, says : "It is my idea oi
shooting coat. . I have worn them for several yean
and will have none other."
f " ! "I - ' . '
. Price for Coat, $35; Vest, Xt.&X Also, the best
broWnCOrdorovPantS. StAianernnlr T m&Venn
iythe one'grade. as the cheapest goods do not tars
uiuub via wiu not eire Bausiacuon.
Also, in addition to the above, I am makinfr
Waterproof Canvass fenit, cut same style as the V el
veteeni goods, not stiff and hard, but soft and plea
santto-wear; euaranteed to turn, water. Sportsmen
who have seen it say it is The Pest Yet. Coat $6.50.
ForfaUSnit, $14XK). . ,t - .
: I .also make the Sleeveless Coa; Vest with sleetes
if desired.: :
.
Rules for measurement and samples sent apoi
application. ( v j -j v t , . ,
F.L.SHELOON,
oct25 DjfcWtf 1 RAHWAY, N. 3
; SHARPS
JjJlETALLIC CARTRIDGajMILITARy. HUNT
- TNG AND "CREEDMOOR" RIFLhS
-i SZCBL ALL OTUEBS IN ACCU
, RACY, STRENGTH AND
... .. . SAFETY.
No Premature Discharge Ever Ocean
; 'Every Rifle" warranied'a 'good shooter. Calibn
40, 44 and 50-100 of,aii inch, and or any desired length
Obaree of Dowder from SO to 105 Brains. Welebt el
balls-from raari n ! m.v niain &ik
Pistol grip and checked. . Sights: plain; Globe aad
oep oats; .yenuer wiia.iaiercnangeaDie iruui
sights, .and Wtod-ganga Eyery , variety. of
munition for above eons, constantly on hand.
? ( rrices irom ysw io gisfd.
SHARP'S RIFLE COMPANY,
ept'CT-D AWtf f 5 . Bridgeport, Conn.
H.n A. ; STEDLIAN. Jr..
'rk Attorney and Coiinsellor at Law,
EtiiS ABETHTON, i. BLADEN COUNTY. N. C
bfflce Up stairs, in Brick Boilding, occupied 7
Special attention to Claims. , Col'ectlons on bob
of $100 and upwards made for Five Per Cent ii
without salt. : Drawing Deeds, Mortgages,
specialty, t v o- ap 6-DAWtf
t HiglvBrecVDogs.
ENGLISHtf IRISH AND GORDON 8ETTEK9.
of (he Choicest Breed, with guaranteed pedigrees
'i iA 'iul , 1 For sale by
E. P. WELSH.!
York. Pesi
ihovtD&Wtf
TT? A fit " The pbolcest in the world Imp'1"
JL1UH04 ere', prices Largest Company
Amene-staple article pleases everybody-Tf
continually inoreaeing Agents wanted everywhtf
bet ; inducements don't waste time send l
Ckcnlar to ROBERT, WELLS. Pres. of the OriginM
American Tea Company, 43 Vesey St New ait-
' I11E SCR I lTI OJW ' FREE, j
R THE SPRADY CURB of Seminal Wet
ness. Lost MaaAOOd. AB&U disorders broogfi1
on by indiscfetioB or exeeae. . Any druggist
the ingredients. Address Dr.' JAQUES A CO.,;''
W. Steth St., Cincinnati. Ohio. ' fe5-lyDW
" 1 1 , 1 1 "
TO5 MY WILMINGTON FRIENDS '
: - i l i I :.4 i 1 .,. j AND ADJACENT COUNl '1 V-
" 1 have opened an Office In this pleasant "City
tne 8ea,'f and prooese to do a COMMISSION u'
MLNESS. ' My formes business character in MaP"
lis, Ac, Is my recommendation. -If I can serve 1
please favor me with, your patronage.
' , - 1 , fTaT NEWBURY
WUmlngton, K. Jaal 18, 1SU. i -,