if
THE DAILY SENTINEL.
ffjl. E, PELL, State Tr Inter
TERMS OF BLBSCIUITIOK.
' Tb Sitio U pobliiottl vr uniting ex-
jrot Sunday, 0B Wtowfaf termi :
for two mouths, '-a.t)p
TbrM Boathi, ... i . S.W
Hiitnootbt, . - 6.00
-.-.; We solielt Um aid ol our friead to nUnil-
iaf ur eirtfnlatioav
. . - , -,. j , '. , Foe the SentincL
, Epidemio Cholera.
MKsaas. Editors : I have read, with Intitr
, tha nimmunication in tcviliiv's Seutinel.
rieneA "CtAwspondent," vpotf tho 'sulijeet of
Euulemic Cholera; aiul 1 like Hie writer's views
nd approve of litem generally, particularly
those advanced upon the uittwtioo of foot! anil
nourishment. Fearing, however, that your
"Correspondent," from the conclusion of his
article, may not favof the lfadinp pulilic with
another communication on this, subject, I shall
endeavor to further ventilate it; but with what
soccee, let -other determine
. To ssert that this or that thing, or any par
ticular artieta ot food, ia wholesome, without a
-Tfa6 wTcttge (ft thocomlilioB of llie ponim and
his daily habits for whom it i intended, reminds
oneot sailor pronouncing the wind fair, with
out knowinff to what port the vessel is bound.
Certainly, the very boat opinion, an regards the
wbolesomenfss of an aliment, In the case of
any particular individual, ia comprised in the
annwer of the facetious I)r. Mawlevillo, who,
when asked by the ladies of the court, whether
tliia or that aijtic.hr of diet were wholesome,
asked whether they liked it, anil it agreed with
them ? If so, it wa wholeaome. ;
So, also, your "Correspondent's" remark upon
the subjects of sewer and drains, the removal
of all filth from the town, of every description
whatsoever, and the free and judicious use of
lime, as a health-preserving a(ent, in all ten
cmotitrr, and on all grounds rwpliri lis to be puri
fied, are too important to beoithor forgotten by
(lie individuals, or overlooked by the public au
thorities f city. ThesufrRestiiin, too, that
tt might be weH (vt tim uruucuU autUontitia tf
this city to lay in an abundunt aiipply of lime
fa.tliauMihf tiiR rit.izon. -Rellincr it to tlloae
WHO arc ante u I'ov,- nou i.n i. iii'to "
'""are; 1ynil" ATI t(MI8i adr IfcWTO Wl' -.
. . ii ..tl ... :
IH)l uneomlHlonttiiy reilullluu; 111 nil iv
freely and wiscly--is in every way worthy o'fcoo-
dideration. ,' ' 4 ' ' 1
Tttit I must not tresspass fm the pper-iWt4e
uf the health (SriiirtiiisMonerw, lately apjiotntoii
,S VJ UM...t.P. ...... .....
will soon be favored with t heir report In rel
N adopt.l and enlorced in this city, in view of
the approach ami prevalence of epidemic t hol
' era. Coming, aa It will, from thone who cccu
py a higher, and therefore, of course, a better
Vtandpoint, and who enjoy the advantage of
' more enlightened circumBtances, It should have,
at it doubtless will have, an educational influ
ence. Idonotniftan by this, it should kaoh
the peoplttWw three It's, ttatling, riMgfnml
although ftTr rtututjltt jwt rum that these at
tuinmenU will htiyely increane the present -ftilnet
and mnrlrt value of their jiosscsiior. The
education to which I reft, as an all-important
influence in proper sanitary meamires and pro
grtut, ia that which (would consist in exhibiting
' to all classes of society the practical evidences of
the attainability and of the advantages of a bet
ter, as well as hightr, civilization ; ah ciiucjitional
influence which would teach the lowest classes,
iiv the enforcement of sanitary laws and exam
ples, as well aa by prttqitt, to know cleanliness
from dirt, decency from gronnfM, bnman pro
prietyfrom brutuk ul-lntknmnt ; aneduca
timia'l influence which' will teach them to feel
the comfort aa well as the profit of sanitary ob
servances, and thus, at least, make them bpply
their jnstineta of aelf-p.reseTvation to the delib
erate avoidance of disease. , Thus, it will be
seen, that proper sanitary measure reaches,
or, at least, is , intended to reach every per
sonthe professional tnsn and tli merchant,
' tlm artizjm ami . the laliorer, the rich and
x ' the poor, and ia unlike much of the lejria
latioa and reform of the present day.s It aims
at the establishment of no" nbsftwl'lirim iplo,
with no practical, definite bearing or applies
tion; and, therefore, rests tipon no yWioaary
1 theory, conceived in the closet or study of some
,. impracticable enthusiast or htfislator, to. be
preWmlctlly carried ont and executed by smart,
v desl-fnlng knaves, whride the hobby with
their own purposes and for their own taient.
It does not se-k to overturn nor upturn any
; social, political or rclipoiutimeutTr- iiwti-
tution; nor to abrogate any constitutioniil of Stat
ute law; It therefore interferes with nb. man's
proper rifrhta, pecuniary, social, political or rli-
pious, and it, therefore, lo take thm-atHey -
1" arc; hmks opon man as it flnds him ; allows him
toenjoy the institutions with which heis favour
ed ; ministers to his comfort in every way, nd
qite Aim th moan ot Ihing longer, and of 'np
ing ma wkd ht dot lit. There is iff tMs no
transcendentalism or other ism or ology, Jo
l.;,.K ..w. oAniUmiii Mn nlitcct : sllliouull
it far transcrmla. .i todinnitohyjit;,.ptacti
' ' Tmivennit bcncfttis ; smnethifms "f
.:;-.ir:i;'.." .the. (tfiy;s--.. .r.- x .!.. w.-JV,.....r..v...Tti..!......,..M...rf
the corporation council, or . lucre citizen f
it. niT... .ni n!lnii'tinn to the . imme-1
Uiate adoiiion and enforewmeht of snch meas-un-s,
for every man, in every station of life in
tlik City, has h direct interest in their success.
Mort; than that, every person should do all in his
power, and every one can do something, to cstab
" . lisli, promote ahd maintain them .; emleavoring
to remove anl reform any sanitary evils that
- - may exist cithi-r on his own premises or in Ids
, own person or habits, and rthewe of his family
and neighlxirhood ; and any ,li eftort, wisely
? direcftsd, will increase the amount of hi own
1 ' individual eiijoysnefit, while it adds ta the ag
Kf'W'Meenjiivment ,'of the whole City,-f-and tlius
may I accsmiplislieil the liitfli and praisvwnr'
. v-'tby objwts, for w.hich this sanitary movement
was undertaken ami bctrtin. ' "
I'lIILO-Ct'lBRKSPOSnrHT; " ,
YA LI ABLE TOW. LOT '
v. IN Ji.VLEItSU v
FOU KAL12 AT AtTCriOJN
o's frf-lay My4lti IKW.-l will nV f'r !, at
. ;4em. Iht -1nnW M owimm! hy m tha burnt
nar, Kyptiill Street, taM kvim in th pUn tit
IteCllJ mb in. i
TheSuetMvi will tnka pise tli p, Bt wtilctl
tlin tArim will b msdu known..
HA Ml. ROWLAM.,
'-AsS'Klil , ,
Oil KALE.
t.oltu, tllit let I lota t.i unit fTrmrra for
flKrf im wrk, r.hp r ch"vpr tuaw Jr. an
utni'li bvitv. !elr i
' J. C. k ttTTI,K Hl.e Kw.
Al.ltK'..T JOHN'S) uV.
Klili. April 9t flfl1 Knp't K.'A G B. k. Co
:HlH
yoL. i.
Important from Washington.
RRPOHT FROM TFIE RKCONSTRUCTIOK
COMMITTKR-TIIETEUM8 CPOX WRICU
TUB rJOUTIlKRN STATES ARE TO BE
ADMiT I E i ANOT1I EU AMENDMENT
TO THE CONSTITUTIQS-W1IO ARE TO
HE FORUVER DISFRANCHISED, &.
vVAsnrxoTos, April 28, Tho Joint Commit
tee on Reconstruction, after a session of some
four hours to-day, at which all the memliers of
the t'ommtttee wer) prctuflt, agreed to rejiort
on Monday next the following propositions:
A joint resolution proposing an amendment to
the Constitution of the United Stntwt. .;:.;
Repres'ntatives of the United States of Amer
ica in Congress assembled, two-thirds of loth
Houses Wrticurring, that the following article lie
proposed to" the Legislatures of the several States
as ait amendment to the Constitution of the
UniUnl States, which, when ratified by three
fourths of said Legislatures, shall lie valid as
part of the Constitution, namely ;
Aincl.K
Section 1. No State shall makeorcuforce any
law which shall abridge the privileges or immu
nities of citiensof tho United States, nor shall
any 8tto deprive any person of life,' lilierty or
property without due procesa of law, nor de
ny to any person) within ita jurisdiction the
equal protection of t he laws. " - -
See. 2. lieprcsentatives shall lie apportioned
among 4hc several States which may Je inclu
ded i this Union according to their respective
numljers, counting tho whole numW of pcr-
l)ut w henever In any State the elective franchise
shall be denied to anv portion of its mule cili-
or other crimes, the basis of represeirtattou in
mid States shall be reduced in the proportion
to which t he number of such male citixens shall
LcMLlothc.iluk.miBilii.t .of, jualaciiizrjitJuot
less than 21iiim-ul agii
8ce, 3. Until the 4t.h day of July, 1870, all
peraoror w-ho voluntartty adherel to the late in-siin-ect'uih.
ifiviiiL' it aid and comfort, shall be
.exetuifetV from '.'the riglfito 'vote 'fiiMiK'iufiet'ii'of
Congress, and for electors-tor 1'resx lent and
Vice President of the United Mate. ' '
Sec. 4. Neither the United 1 States nor any
State shall assume or pay any debt or obligation
already inc urred, or which may henjufter be in
curred, in aid of insurrection or of war against
the United States, or any claim fu compensa
tion, for loss of involuntary service, or labor.
Sec, a. The ( ingress shall Have power to ea-
iiiree Jiy apnsimriate legisTaTion the- provisions
of this article, -" 'f
A Hill to provide for the restoration of the
Slates lately in insurrection to their full polit
ical tights. '.
" WllEtWAS, It is expedient that the States
lately in insuYrection should, at the earliest day
consistent with the future peace and safety of the
Union, lie restored to full participation in all po
litical rights, and whereas, the Congress did,
by joint resolution, propose for ratification to
tho Legislature of the several States" as an
amendment to the Constitution of the United
States an article in the following words, to wit :
(The Constitutional article is hero inserted.)
Now, therefore,"-
" Ik ilkraaefi", etr., That whenever the alwre
recited ftliiendment shall have lioonnie, part of
the Constitution, ai)d any State lately in insur
rection shall have ratified tha same and shall
have modified its Constitution and laws in con
fortiiHy therewith, the Senators mid Represen
tatives fronr-sueh State, if found Jluly elected
and qualified, may, having taken the reiinired
oaths of omv 'bo-dinttl into Congress as
Sllch. . , . .
Bkc- 2. And U it further tiuulcd. That when
any State latelv iu insurreetion shall have rati
fied tlw3forcgoing proposed amendment to the
Constitution, any part of the direct tax under
the act of August 5th.. lttttl, which may remain
duo and unpaid in such State, may lie assumed
and paid by such Slate, and the payment there
of, on proKT assurances from such Statej to be
given- to tho .Secretary - of the treasury of the
United States, may be inwtpuned for a jn-riod
not exceeding ten years from and after the pas
sage of this act. , , , '
A bill ituclaring certain person; ineligible
oHice Uliiler tnc governmcni oi ia' nimn
Suites; ' ; ' , y '
TU it enarthi, Ac, That no pi win "shall be el
igible to any office under the government if the
rnHedWatca who is included in any of tlwfol-
lowing cliissair namelr : First The President
anil Vice I'resiili-nt of the. Confwlerate States of
JLuttiddUkjoUmAjLl
mtflee' w,)t.eagBritiiit.tlwX'"nfIfte
.tjiLAiiM!riea..oitlhidLJ.' ThlTil Ileasi pi
Department of the United States, ofticers of the
army and navy of tiw United Slates, and all
persons educated at the MiliUry or Navid Aead
emv of the United States, Judges of the Courts
of the Uuitod States, and meiwliers of either
House of the 35th CVmWssftf theUni tol States,
who gave,aid or coilitori.fo the late rebellion.
Fourth. Those who acted as ollicers of the !)
federate fitates of Aniericji, sM-calleiL Bbo,ve the
gnwlBsof Colonel in the amy or Master in the
navy, and anv nmr who, a Governor of eitlier
of the so-called Confolcrate States, gav
aid or comfort to the lata reliellion. Fifth;
Those who have treated offlccru, or soldiers, or
sailors of the army or navy of the United State.
aptiireil during the late war, otherwise than
fiittv- prisunrrs of war. T" '
The Committee removed the iiiimu'Uon ofw
.e'recy so far as the alve proposition anscon
cerne.d.and petmittnl eopU l be furniskTV to
the Pre. Itrtytmdi rsf'wf that th vMufo
lliem wastwi lv1 against three. , A it tsknown
that Senator Johnson and Representative tlri
der and Ki;er9 only voted in the negative,
the affirmative must be. Senators, Fessender,
Orimes, Harris. Howard ami William, and
I.'in'titiitiv-e Stevens, Wahbunie, of Iltinois,
Morrill, Ilingliaiu.Coiikting, Bout wii and Iow.
in.HniPHSTHE AIIT TOY.
xi n;s to i unto e.
I tl KV, I'"" nlentiee iossiwaw to tli eiunir
n..ba w Xwlh C:ie;tbt.'i ldi'io to ilia
manvV-aiKitnl atylm f l!i iirvi)li. that ni m
luhkirg lt nwtl t-ooifnl of ail i'lrpa, ' ..
;,' P0EC2LAI3', .
or A'fcf r- They a fln a irmry (irMiliu(r-
Call a4 trxMi--inwT
J. W. WATSOS,
Kaleiir:Apnl i-Jottf
il WpytpjR Atlir r BE mitUT
RALEIGH, TIIUKSDAW MAY 0, 18CG,
STKIVE T PLCASt'.
FAKRIS V LACK.
MSJICIHHT TAILORS C CLOTIIEliS,
r,ii,i, Surrrt, RlrlKt N. C.
Have Jn-t rAeeived ttieir Hpriiiirtwk -f
CLOTHS, v r-.
! CASSTMERKS,
. VKST1NOS,
READY MADE ,
CLOTHING,
HATS,
' ' CAPS,.
SHIUTS,
COLLARS,
J ' : CRAVATS, AN IK
O KXTI.EM EN'S
Fl'RN'ISIUN'O
GOODS. I
Thee ttoode were porehaaed st low rates fur ioil,
and will b sold at priom which will enable u u livg
ati'l let oar pal rone live.
if yu waiiirme rreneii l imnn i.n ;aiuinierea
call at FAKKIS8& LACK 8.
It yon want Bo Onrmaa or Ainericaa Uonda,
.. - ITAKKItWai LACK'S:
If jo want (rood Ready Made C!thfiig,
rail at AttKISH ei LACK 8
It yo wait Cheap Ckitblnar.
caUat FAKRISH It LACK'S
It yo want good Clothing nade in good Kl vie.
call at ' . FAUKISH At LACK'S
W say aotliin: of our 8TVLK AND TA8TK aa we
prefer that oar work shinild MHiak tor a and not we
ahonld apeak for oar work. We rotor any one dei
ing iuformatin on this point to oar patron.
We do not aay we have tnir good limn any on
eUe, and thai we will ih lower than any one elee, bet
W do any wa hare a good aloes, anil are reeeiviilg
weekly sttneasiiina thereto. W will any fiirlher thai
w bav boneht theaeiooda and intend to elt them.
' ff Vho want bargains. (HVE US A CALU
- Ci fttrtCt (re; BaTOnrrtiiwrit- r -tnkm tir w
ehang fto-ftoiwta, . V
-JTMiWtSif AT1 -It t. MOAStr -
i 8ontixTsotT'iOrrica, Apdl fth. Iifi.
Ths Pabli ar iittiirmnd that tli vpuml nvr litis
lj:adtoiwLhf?. "i-?!.!1'! eUMis etsiwrtiinni urt
mtwls wiln sntrsms ewntt Wnrtit f wmiih rum-
To lislumn1, and ithr Cittas Nurih, llis ffwa i s
tow u ty y her ftrat and tinw quirk.
TimiUifK Ili'SBtn to all limewl innrttl li out II refers-
Nnrlelk d oy ."WnamorB, mm tu t rrtucuuu .;iiir
ia tha North Went, via ltnhiimira It Ohio Unit
mud lllfKK elwnksd Ihnmcli. TniHIiipiH-r vary
great iiMluecmeBU are ft"reil, II is tli quiekeet, th.
rt.and NehAp as liy any other mule. Freiifht is
hiped I limoxb withuat hreakinf balk from Char
iot! to Norfolk. Th connactiou at Mnrlolk with
Hurwnor Ormn Strttnnra eouunend tlilj rout to Jill
wtamiled in ahipinna;. ' : ;
EaleiKh, April e-Wt-l m r 8up'T.
Wlldcr's Patent Salamander Safes,
WITH WIUDER'3 PATENT POWDSH AND BTJR-QLAK-PKOOr
LOCKS.
B. J3. WIL0EH CO.. v
PATENTEES AND MANUFACTUB.KK3 OP
TI1K BEST FIKK PROOF SAFE IN THE
' WORLD f I
JkWELBKS'sal BaHKKRS' SAFES mad to Or-
. der, Lined with Hardened Bteel.
U0UHS AND PLATS SAFES,
t 0 THIS CELEBRATED SAFE was swnrtUd tb
I SOLD MKDAL, at th World's Fair i London,
la UM. ...,.-.,'..-.:.
KuTict. Thii eeiehra'ed Fireproof ear Is bo
Ingar Bad and ivld ny bILAS C. IlKllKlNa, h i
lleens to make and sell them having npind.
, T theaaandt of CertiSealei from Merehanta,
Ranker and lieehanief of ail trsdei. that bavJn
girea In favor of thia th nly true 'ALAMAN-
I . L O M ..n Aarm vtMMmlmmm thm nkaM-tka t Will 1 1 1-
n) words In iu fir..r. aa full thirtv theasand ot
"WILDKtt'S PATSM SALAUANDEH SAFK8,"
bar bee napnfaetured and old Id the Unlud
Slates and, in aluiont every large Are that hit takta
plan daring the lent seventeea yan, tbf Hale
hare be ut)jetM le a never t Mats, ana
lie ' Omntimt SUnMmdrt" ktu eeer t eteetroyeel.
gafuintd MlJew Y.iik price, with tbt freight M
Wilmington added... Ko eonuuiasioa charged i Wil-
ingtos. ' W T nrennred t take rder for twee
eclebraUd Bsfet. aile( eaa b ea at oor ooe
a hw day..
Krery Mer-bant aki'Sld bat us r ttiea cneap
eJndiMrSaf.
, L ANDREWS 4 BARD1M,
j ,i, : ConitnirUiion Merchants,
(icncral Amenta for North Carolina.
Offle, Ho. S.teth Water Street (t'pbtalre Wi'l
Bliagt, N.O.- - ' . .
t-Do. -!. ttV a. - ,
SALlSiBUKV UK ASH IIAI
UKOKOANI7.KI let January . 1 ".. on hv-gr"Vc'
men lormerly, nnder th direciion of he former
tntor. W It. KKAVt.whowne utaovhief mneiewri.
let and Hand Teacher in Oen Le'e army He will It
aaaieted in ladlii and dinrtlo ny hie brother. K4.
Keava, tender daring th entir Inte.war of (.. I
luit and n.et fnvorite hftnd. vil t 4th K. C The Hand'
1 i i . . . d o. liaf nwniSSgf
getner wiw tea nfw mewioere of eeveiai ui me une
llnnila trained by W tl; NenvoH ewninvwlm- have
movwd to-rHhfrorn ejrp ot in the tl-e-TW't4.
Jow their reepertive vuoalion nni ennlinu Hi amity
and practice of wnmie. i ni u.inu win on a jwri
nent imtif atlon for all Htaieand fwbve Maitiona, nod
will equal th k t to be found ia I he world, ll unnam
ed bv thiM deirii.V a fin order oj limn aol Hiring
niurie ; if not. U munt go down after thii. year.
W. H. Kosvv Is alao agent tr the eolebrated lod.
worth KiinrtrnHiMUaFirOTe4andwarraiited.tiihiinf
and bjrbuabtheri ate, tiisLnuMt nteaaing, efiVo
tiv and pofmlar Piano at into, eet(.ited by hie frinder
H. It. itudwonh and Kent J..tl.ed, Kew York. t"or
beginners, tnedrbrn playera, and'advanced uiueidana
,o Iraehfcw aotttoe. v...i. ..
Uueis ramipoH4 and arrangd to order for Parlor,
(Veheelral and lira Uttui nee bar Way k nut and nam
ber of toatrnitietila . -
Hsltehnry ba keen ahloeled for lik-al lleediioar.
tare ftw itai nantral pwn w. . y
If. H. afet hAlr of enquiry for inneieal InfonnatMin,
biit Willi no view to bu-oioMW with Mr. Neave iir Itand,
UlU". evWH'il l " P MISLJStttHItU
MalVh IS. IKl, II .
a. . SHArita,
late of rctersliorg, y.
t f.T, nonwoon,
laic of Warrealoa. V. C.
8UAFEU tfe NORWOOD,
Coi 1 1 mi ssion M c r c 1 1 n ts.
No. tVWavta ftTkiirr, NEW YORK.
Comynmnt tif Cotton, TiJuimh, Kapal
SVorr, (irm' an'l'alljtfwr ,SnUlnr:
,' Irnlufti SuflCltrJ '
Order frm MWehant. Masieetnrre,vPIn.
lera and oThem w.i)t reimr prompt ..ad tndtvldua)
avnio-n. : j ' '--t .
t arrra to
One J M Morebtad, Oreeo.born, K Cj H bawiter,
pri )ent KoV.it and (iato R K; Mi liwain. So
A 'Co, linne aed J.'bnaon, Martin A Tainebtil.
Petnrtbnrg, Va; K A Ve!r, ,., Si!ei. N C R r"
Kirbardax, kwkinKham Ci, N C; Hjinnr 8.t
Oreenahoro, HO m Wilke. Snperinteadeet N 0
a R
6 ?-.,
-.
III
THAW BB PagBlDEllT.Beari Clay.
gODIATATERt V "
tsoixvAvATint x t
HOIJA WATER J t
f 00U SPARKLIXQ SOD.V WATER.
TltE FIK4T OF TUUSKAMtW!
. Al Ike rilii r
A.K.BAVKX 00v
nUbboro' Street,
Ofl door wet Kioling Hotet
Ap-ill4-jirMf '-'.'.
A. Ae NVILLAltD,
AVI13L
lALE DEALER t
Gfoeerles and General MercJianillzc,
FOWROra ASD '
V o n 51 1 KSitix m K u C II A NT.
' JlSjrth Water- Strt, : -
WILMINGTON, N.C. ;
KKrBU TO
RT. C. H. Wilev, Superlnteadent PnMie Bnhoe'.a for
tbe Btate, ttreenibore, M. 0. r.
Jeiee U Llnd ay, Kru., Carbjer Bank uf.Cap Tr
wrenboro, ' t
Kv. W K P. II, EJitur t ., Raletgk.
Joteph Pott, Kq , Weahtngtoa, f C.
Me'ara Jame'Vi mora nen, Utltlmor.
Mrs. Diiwtev, Corner (tik, New York.
Wilmington, Jan I, IJJ, Sia.
Permiiwlkitentioa given to th sal ot shipment of
" rtmsWenX Stores, &k 7 '
All pr-Httwej eoiiani.il jpt ttieforaliipioen h)Mviija
Dowli.-yrO'''riiore"'t i o ,. Xew' Vtuh, will he lnuri'd
KTO'flMWWVtfIttrrreW-!ir njfvljthg m '
ef"sfIrr---!'.-i
received end forwards with bmnmti ee and at mod.
ernte ehargea. ,
l au.piy ..t.
kfA oouetantly m etoro, which will be aold It lowSg.
nree for oaeh. . -
Agent tor the eale of Marvin 4V Co.' oelnkratvd
ttKR Att W
wllh Marvin I'nleit l'owder proof I. dk koy
weighing only one (uaiior of an ouho. Thee Hale
ar ipirr fre trotn dninpneee:, and r aold al
manufaetnrer'e prieea, and will in forwarded through
Wilmitigtou without vharg lor atorag or lorwaidmg.
75 Bales of Cotton Yarn, and 4-4 Brown-
JBheeting,
for mI. A4dree, A. A. WILfJtRf),
Wiliniagto. V, 0
Janaaivi.fi. I r.' Ilin. . ' ' ,
glTUATlO WATEII
A YOUNfl L il)Y,.who naa( glv lh bighset po""!
bler.n"reediii wellnnaljed to leaob th 1
oientaiy uid higiier Engliab biaMhe f education,
denim aituRtioM Toaohor. . . i
Apidieationa addiOMwd to the Editor of the! Sukti
am., tanking known turine. V.oi., will rooeiv linmdi.
at altontion.
April g;)-tf.
1 LEAF LARIM
a00 pound N. C. Lnf Mi.
' In Stor and for Sal by.
' t ; 1. DAVIS & JONES.
Itattigh, April 17 If f
N
OKTll :AHOLl!XA IIACOJ
1 3,O0O Ibe,
1 l.niid,
fir rale bv '
DAVIS Se JONES.
Raleigh, April 17 If
JI.Ol'K ! n.tHI r.l:B!t '
On J1CS0UKI) ItAKUELS ofrd flow in stotw
.- DAVIS JONES,
Raleigh, Aprrt I? If ,
31
olasi:.w ! I
We nYK OS hand SOU gallon! of No. I SUGAR
IIOl'SK Mill. tSSKt.
. DAVIS & JONES.
Raleigh, April it tf . I
--' Culm Ulolasc.
S bngttiDnde and barreli, forest by '
- A A.WILLAKD.
Wilmington. F. h '?, t48.tf ,
Loitou'Tnm Bfttf'ltccttiigf,-
ey- CALKS fwaleby
A. A. W1LLARD.
HUifttKgton. r..h, t, tr.l
Karon,
rAAA rU"Dvf Bhoulderi, bright and dry, tat
UUVU ante by
. A. A. WILLAKD.
WilnnagbMi. Feb )4S. tf
CwHtlU
T m HOXK! Adamnntin" ftw l by
l0J ' ' ' ' N a. A.-wirxARtr"
t ilminglon. Feb it, J 1, tf
JJAMt r CAPE IE All.
A (IKNntAL MHKTIWO of lh StnekbobUr of
tho Hrendmt. lir.tor and Ompmyof th Dank of
Cap Knar, I" b hold at their banking bone la Wil
mington, on t'oraiUy, th 3rd day of May al, I Call
ed toMoiiter tlie general fT.ire of lh liana, andlpar
ttvularly whetlor proreedingaahall be fiiatitoled onth
part of th Bankyander th aotol th (ieneral A"m
toy of (! Ktet. awiUed "A Actio enable lh tlimk
ol UiuHtatetei clots tnair Bsemea. - ratinra Ban
Uaieta, clothir baeine, vanned M
TV J. (i. bl'KK.Caehi
ingta S C. April 4 ton , . .
lh,
Wilini
Htandaf, "Hd S.th Bla'.,"S.'Jibary.nrentKiro'
rnt.riot: Hnlem Preee, Faycttevitie Mewe and Kewliera
Inure pnhtub till May I, and forward areonnt to
tfrlneipaia ttnok M WtlaAgtHr 1 - -
A' LA UU E LOT OF WL
' .'i vi " '
aiit'si wII.I.fAW) HltK,
" Id te ami gall. kegajv 'l ransi v4
"I . '. ALSO .
- STirrnl harr.'l. and ten and fir gailo keg of ItlT
TlXrl'O Yadkin !.Hiy Wiiiekey. W bav 'o oa
handCoarad'e Corn Wklekey, and Apple and Peach
Mrandy. - . , . j
Aiirij Htt CX)rER & MOOitE.
a iluihi7iTth
AT IHI.IJSIIORO'. ;
WK AUK owning the floral St-ark of Freneli, Ttrv
li.h.en t Aoeirtna titiod, vr oea Huipie nl to
Miuloirl. at X bV"4 prkiea, , '
K0T KAEELE FEONT PEIfiES !
Money eovived on depoeit at por e-nt, fj.itdiitih
)m to liiaft. iW day hiloreet f'Oift date of CTclit
itcfronno evrifBi)T. V' hav never nHrfed a oro-
U-et oonr Paper, (i C'. oidixr on d-p draw 3
rr eiwt 1 I . . Canwy pr apnom.
,1 IiKUWJi, IARK8 4 CO.
, aiar 22, 1V, tf x
, -18G6.c
ATTRACTIVE FURINO STOCK
FOSEIGN AND E03II3TIC
.DRY GOODS.
E repeetful!y rnvtte fit atten'ioo of the Trade
to oar vary oeeinbl od oUoui,lik of
Amerirttn and Itrltiah rney lrrs
" ' ' 00, ' . V
mnng whloh may be fonod the latent atplca mparlti
Uu area, togethor wilk a ilensiir ayaoi tnwint 01
upernir
taTATLE GOODS,
" ASD
W pai-tieu'arly call lh altamthwW MeirhaiU via.
Iting thi oily to onr Isrg atiH'k of
IO.VEITIC 001la,
end tii.;ttl not toe'iytt v ate prepared lo offer
xtta Induoetuunia' Our atoek 1 no mid Iroah io
braoiog a gnernl neatHtiiient ot dtwiruhl tltela all
roooidly purnhaeed at redueeii rate nnd will hofter.
ed al ptieM to en I th trad el etr Whnteaale Woe
Hoia on boeond Fhwr mho. TV, 81 tid rUi Hyoauwr
Streot, . . .. ,
PK f gRIRl'KU, TA -
wher Cap! Edward flraliatn and Mr. John atoKiieu
will be glad to their old 1 1 Ueda and th Trade
genorally. .. . . .
IrlrlLU'Al.XE cV CO.
Petorabatg, Vs., MatnUli, 4(U.ltin ...
jJcj lt7aiv irSTi-oTT-""""
WHOLESALE GROOKRS,
' AND
- CO M M JSSIQH- M ERGH ANTS
Katev lDy iLMUt-tl !)tamr wtrvrt.
-!TETKrrrr?ltj
-Tte-aaliiiiiibiirw riieniBlifaMaTrdliar fvie-jt
lh TK AI'K KOKTH and H(iUTII,nd to the PLAN.
TKKSof VlKGtNIAaod KDUTII CAUOLLf A, la the
purohae and ai of . , ,.
. GROCERIES, COTTON, '
They truaf. by elriot pen mat attention to all buai.
ae ooeHded to Ihetr rare, lo aeour a eoutinaano ol
th tkoulldemt aa Itbvrnlly bmtowml on th Into firm of
- SIrlLWAl.ET fcOX,Ai UOr.::.
of wlilehour aouior wm e lg a member. . . '',
( 1 MclLWAISK A IJO. '
Roav, D Mi (lwaiks.
P Porra. . . 1 -. ';
8. S. Ilaiuoiai. . ;. ,
Mr. KDWARDORAIUM. ol th lute fli no. of Me II
wjuneaV Graham and tUinilloo Ac Graham, can b
found with oa. wbor h will b pleiued lo a a hi
friend.
'-' Peaorabarg. a.. fb. 33. atV.4lai. f
y axce, iovo v jou vstov, . -
A IT Q at n E ' A T lit W, '
11 - : . .l .1 1 I H 1.10 ' -
U.rtni .nvt.i.wn ,'irHi'.in lut- ti . will irmi-
tin In tl t'onru of Mnekasnbarg, Iredell, Catawba,
Davideon, Mnwaa, Cabarru and liuion, and in th
ketiorai sua auprmq t;oun.
Claim eollootod any wher la til State. . .
Mar 30 lllo tf.
U) Ml AND fflLSMTOX
WEEKLY LINE OF
FIRST CLASS STE AMSHIPS. .
S'X'
.1:
-i , 1
Pf"11)!!!
Starlight, ' Capt Pcdrick,
Washington, Capt Chlcheiter,
Eebeoc Clyde, : Capt. Young. ,.
PHMMtge, havlns superior Acconiino
dutlous, Th i rout offer greater Inducement than any other
ia the Hint. Oneoltlie shot Rleainera will alwaya
btnpla Maw York sad sail weakly, or ofteaer, it
loaded.
Kroight eonelgned to th Agent of the flteaiiii'M or
loC. O. Dudley, Agent Wilmingtoa aV Weldin Hull
Road, will b fuiwai tied proii'itly. ..ami. penfw ol
lectod at point of deatlnatlua, fro of oomimealoo and
alleairaeharge. .- - .
"' SGIIITIIK KIWVOIIK.
ARTHTJR ITIABT. 73 William St.,
JAJflLZS HAND.1 ft Wall 8t. - r r
HORACE MVBAREY. Art,.
- WUmiBgton.N. C
TboWILIMINOTONAi WKf.DOJf RAILROAp,
having ktrgnly Inoreaeed their rollirg afn-k, are now
prepared to more freight promptly ftom all tunnte.
and will giv preierenro to through Hleamer freight
orer all other. Two daily tialo ar now running ard
freight per Steamer will al way go forward, on dny
of am vat-..., . . , " ','
nrrhpr goede tw Hew V) k ehlpped hy ig CHi"1Ci'tVr
line loot 01 on m ,
April a-'joi tin
' DAVID UtltKOtV,
with -.
. ZLoTir, D0REANC2 & CO '. X,.
v jp-taplc and t&acj Dry Goods,
Nns. 80 A 82 Lcnhanl $tr:t,
(Wnt of Brodw.y.)
Xh, nkvt yont.
r l!, tt .w . . - ' "-
KORTII CAKOI.ISi A MCTVAL LIFE
InanntAinrst iiv. '
, . or lUi.Efflii v.C.
-. ... ,'vri'lar-uii-W-.?
CH ARLKrt V, 4'iIKHt)H. M. AK ic.o,y... .
IIIUAM W. IICSTKI), t irt I'rrnlenl. :
JtViLMAlTLrJ, rtrrrr'. , I , ,
lMKKITOIJa, ' '
CtlAKLI") R .tOIIStliX, LVKH tKt ) Al l,
IIIUAM W lilSIKII, . JAM MM ToWI.Wt,
W I I.I.I AM II. JONKH, .' CKVriM Itt'M'KK,
CMAKI.M K kiwi'l. 4' 'UN O. WII.MAMH,
W II.IJAM U wiKKK,M. U WII.LIAH KMILI.KK,
KkJllJ'. HAITLK, x ALIiKlit JtMINmi.N,
. li. .MA.rrj.K. v
HotU lee Swnod payable ti.f d. atli. or whe the
Ineurer ehall kltuiu a ettein fr?e frttm lUt
rifeawl m iirrm. i'reauianae.nvnr Hurry Ootiiwa, way
be pHid. half i b i.d half In prmuiin "te o
f.iff IWarw. . rV "' ' -
t iffio ol the eampaoy in th Hunk of Cape Feag. in
Bu-.gh. - - - .
All 4Hrmiftiitios f-ir the offlc in Rh-lch rht
e .ilreaee.l u. K. It. BAT! Lit. H... y.
klaroh H i;7 ohn. kieigh N. !
4UV. ' J :
RIO and Java'off. fir aale by
j A.A.WILLAUD,
W ilmingtoa, Feb 3, 1 , tf
uvi:itTjifeiii(. 1. ATI
Adrer'JjivEiiciiu 01 oupymg not oiorr itiaa 1011 of
of aiiuion lij wbti h con. iiuU aiiiar :
1 tjl.MUOt!
-
1.1(
' t.VQ
iM
U.00
S.S0
f 6M
10.00
lft.0" ,
J0.W
W.OO
I Bionlb
1 mutitU
-
1 week
Bti,iJ ut,i.i(i, uni.r
a ,'(iial tirnu, will tx
Urge J 0uiIuTr 1 JilTiTTTur'i .a . T
Funeral botlcej will 1 f harp-a aiaJvi-ril.to.iin.
.. Til stmple annouaci int ot ot r'enth. or smmngi
Will nolo tbiui'ij.
1. J n.HiM.r. w, tKHiwi, OKaHaantvx
m:itotETT a co
rormerly DtRouott & Erown
- (Eatabllnliwi in 18,y
lienerul f oinmlsslou Mmhunis,
No. 0 Nontrt Watku 8t.
MI.MIX(iTON,X.C., ' ' , (
W ILL givw perem.nl nttenlioo to lh pnii'haeo liad
v", aaie ot PioHKof evet iin..cni.i)..a, and to
nifiv!; ami lrwaithiig giMid. v.
k'eb W, Ititt ilm. I .. '
thou. w. bavis. jutuino dOKKS.411.
DAVIS 5c JONES,
.. ' GE0CHR5,
-JtUCTiWN Jfc COJIM ISSION MERC II ANTtt,-
Eo. 23 Fayettevillo Street,
HAf-KIGIlltr, t
KKl'P vanth i n bond a vefy te.rg etipp'y
of .,'-.".',' ,
li'AMIIjV CJItOCKItllOH,
.: . enoaiatiiig ut . ...
Bacon, lard, . ' , .
I Flour, Keal, Corn, Copperas,
1 Buckwheat, Cheese,
' ' Pickled Oyster,
. rhamnnrrn A1a
Porter, Bladder Bnnfl, . b
- 8oda and Butter Cracker,
Tea Caket, Percussion Caps,
- 1 Salt, Fish,' &c, &c.
, -ALSO-
Wood and Wilow Ware, ,
uardware,
Powder and Shot, '
TaTarttrtr 'iffljUtftt'eatf atm acscriptionn, tti :
w ean'HMyell meiaitfenaau
Cotton, Cotton Yarns, Iron, &c,
,"' . - ..' and
COUNTHY Ilt01)UCU
YU-auinaguilMnt Htm raooiee aanwui said piiiniut
TnntiT'Sr
- iaAVIM dk dltrraKkVv
teb 1 Sintt?, ' t
OT'i'ofV SKKnlcATToa HKKWl!
Aftnatutnf Kxtnt oaahtv rWrnnaia IlilTTliN
8Kts,l, and two yom old,
: ....'-: la and for Bale by "
iAV lH Ar JdnKS,
March tit VKil
Kalelgh, A.C.
-I A VOVU or all hore Wapgona, ia good running
XV order, for anle by . .
March 1, l?t,tf
JACOB KILL & tSO.NS,
' ! PKIKKSUURQ, VA,
Manntsclurers of Cent's Clolliln,
KSEP CONSTANTLY 0H HANI) A LARflK
toek'of , . i
DRY G00D3,
CLOTHS, CASSI MERES.
',. ' BOOTS, SHOES AND Jl ATS
wblok w offar low to Jobber,.
Corner of Syeuaomaad Otd Street, Peteriburg, V
Novetibnr SJ-lH-liui-piI.
roiAAKt cowrien. . jamk a, mooiib
cowro & JIOORE,
AUCTION A COMMISSION JIKRCIIANTH.
Fiyettevillo Street.
0peiU lruti Jh-ug Start,
HAl.KKill, , c.,
WILT, aell al) kind of pr dne tnd gumla nf any
deaerlptinn, en Coin ni-at" or at Aueiio.v V. Ill
olleolall l ni- Sod ti t vi t,t dhta aira.na' put
tiea raaiding luilicU ol Ululgl, ut In he gnumy
of Wake, and wUl buy and a.il u Cuinuiiaa. u,
Eealstato,"""1"""?'' r" ..
Gold and Silver Colu,
State Bond,
- Stocks, and, '
, ' , ' Bank Notes. '
Cnlgunient lollcited.
." C0WPER M . w ,
Jim. 28. tf. . . . :
OldMrk WUIIam, MliUItt ).
4 8 Agentg for Klek -William, 4 Bon, we a'i .r
V pand. to farniak tfc abor nmiular bianit i
Whlkey,J)y tk barrel or ke. Ad.lrraa onlura '
-----rrrrr- - CTWrH MOtlKf;
IIut'kulH'ut nnI Eitrly .'urdtn ivila.
auperhir Ilm'kwhoat at 7 per ci nla per p..iiinl
by to i. pound. Knrlv Wa.hiivtoi. anil h u.
rowfat UarrtenPeai at 3tt eeiita quart.
Feb. 81. I67,t
1. llOHt'S Blltf fxla fr laiitt-.
aX E lluud and LiLim II LaJtu Si Ci! A'iiL JfcrUUt-
hfWt Wtf CM B'i l(trjittf itMft v.afH ,evt
Arnt lot ah km Y iKikic .itty Whtxkv t
a ... .1 f til HI. I.K Il,i'..l,i
ee'VM.,
UENSHAW & THOUlHJfiC
COMMISSION & SHIPPING
v MEKCHAXTS,'
X MOBKIIkAO 'ClTf, . C
(1 BSkRAIj A0IST8 FOR UIPplKt- AM'
y Forwariinjr Cotton, Turpentine, Uown t il all
kW'lt Uoidi r Prtnlae. I'mnipl attention an, I
asoderat ebarge. V hav tcnlr ati ain p-i !tet
front Mofekead City te New Voik.
.fk.I!asin, !icitud. Tl Cma
D
tVT roiM.TT,-
TW fi:H IffliANKft-th ci
ntt't sanWy.t'of 1
.Cooai.it utHi'-ere-Lawirci:!! and mUii
an ii'.iHr.ii.-lilt. i.u
th hurt el e, tivrmo ol tile tii-at l.ao yio and in, el
thorough hu'-inee, mna in N. ) . I.n-v 1 ' 1'MmI
AhU H-Ttr - COW TKU A MtitiliK.
A. a. awrriv. w. . niwrrtT. J . n'i.rnn
siorriTT, isuo. .i
Oenferal Commission Mfichan
No. 4 Hi'lltll Willff HUent,
""' 1 : '.'.' -'Wilminfrtorr.-S.fcvrt
ILL give promo! IVreoimi at!..o'if.ii .i H-e le
or el.ipment Of fo(lon, Navnl SV.o.fJ ItciH'tei
Produro, Ao.tA. Abwtti tuoeivlna; ami '(.tw.ntilug
giMvia. ' ...
Ordere eollfiited and promptly fllli.' . . "
V
9J Barrela of Tar, l ie.!!nt -iK'r.
1AMS A
March St-r'-'tf , V Kateogh, kl. C.
iL
OtaMara sad riogre eopy u.