1
ID
T1IE WILMINGTON POST.
WILMINGTON. N. C. JUNE 27. IS69. :
i Edncate tiie Youth. . "
Some one has said 44 1 care not who
inakca yonrjaws, so that I may write the
coDgs of the people." The influence of sim
ple ballads on the minds ot the young and
uneducated was considered of greater mo
ment and more enduring than all the power
exerted by laws controlling absolutely the
lives of men.
If philosophic minds detect such power
childish ballads oyer the mankind :
how much greater j3th"0' influence of regu
larly directed .efforts to form the character
ot the young; through systems of directing
their energies, and inculcating sound prin
ciples of thought and study ? The evil of
a contrary system of instruction we as a
country have felt in five yeara of desolating
war, and waste sufficient to build up schools
all around the woi Id. Our rjeople teel deeply
.the necessity of reorganization ot our school
system, unde-the present very able Super
intendent ot Public Instruction whose cir
cular wc publish on ,the proper way to
observe r Independence Day in this State.
That Professor j Ashley will do all in his
power to build aright the temple ot instruc
tion we feel assured, but the people must
give their earnest active support to those
leading minds now philantropbically devo
ting their best energies to lifting from the
. .1 La. 1 J---L 1 1
dust tne ignoranr, ana aepraveu classes ui
our State.
The only safety for society lies in well in
structed children. Ignorance is ever pre
sumptuous, and the men who try to disturb
the peace ot every community are always
brutal from the effect of ignorance.
"With a large and impressible papulation;
it but remains for our, better classes to give
every encouragement to the cause ot popu
lar instruction.- In the inculcation of sound
'ideas, and republican principles lies the
safety of the country, and let not North
Carolina be eclipsed by any Southern State,
In ortler to gain this ascendency we should
be pleased to have the most modern ideas
introduced into the management of our
schools. Among the most important of these
is the establishment ot the " technical " or
practical mechanic branch. Of all the needs
that vex our disturbed body politic : the
need oi; educated la or is tbe most pressing.
remains funset-
sections of the
rictly enforced
i The Temperance Movement
Tho question of restricting the sale of ar
dent spirits has been discussed by different
State legislatures, and still
tied. The more Western
country, where law is less s
or respected, occasionally have a disputa
tious temperance convention which winds up
by an excited and most intemperate crowd
assaulting bar-rooms and; knocking in
the heads of whiskey barrels1. Thus setting
a bad example, and causing the dealer in
spirits to show his "spirit' by selling a
more villainous article than before. .
That men will have stimulants is a well
established fact, and, recognizing this we,
as reasonable men. must seek to confine the
sale of liquors into the hands of discreet
and respectable men. The injury to society
arises iroin tbe dealing out damnation in
the way of adulterated liquors by men who
have no character or regard jfor the health
of their fellow citizens. The men who do
this generally belong to an order, but little
recognized bv ho rjespectable part of the
community. The Slate, by & rigid inspec
tion of all beverages offered for sale ; by
licensing only men of good
punishing with the utmost
censed and adulterating dealers, may
vance the cause of temperance more than
all the total abstinence regulations ever
adopted. Let the city of Wilmington set
the example and by a system of inspection
root out all the low dram shops where
standing, and
, . .
unli-ad-
seventy
NEW ADVERTISEHNTS.
Wilmington & Welddn It. R. Co.,
V
OmcE CHjr Exo'it Axn Gen. Sup't I
Wilmington, N. C, June 24, 1869. j j
ITTIlll3i2S
An English American WarHow it
-:.i:f would end for England
If there is a problem unsolved," of which
one can safely predict the solution a bant
ling yet unborn whose shape we can see to a
nicety it is this; how an English Ameri
can war would end for England.
it might not be so easy to foretell tne up
shot to the United States, at least give an
account forecast of it.
But as regards England we can shape the
result, and to a.dead certainty.
And we do, by proclamation, that if such
nlZl - - m : ill .-1 1 H
ociiiu is w uouur, it wiu ean x,ogiami s cars or less be over any part of tMs joad
complete national humilation ; in reducing for a distance of fifty i miles on more upon : the
her to a second, or, perhaps third rate pow- guarantee of responsible parties that it snail pay
pr fimnncr thP nntinna nf th enrtK not less than one dollar per mile .run Tone wav. )
Anrf th?iwWio n h i o o,a.f rL On such trains passengers will be carried at the
4. ... j . r , . , " rate oitwo cents per mile, going and returning,
.w v 4uittuuu v tug aiKi i equal 10 one cent per mue each way. x or a
years ot ngbting she would find herself a large number ot crs a proportional increase to
eecona-cJass nation, and in two more an in- &e charged.
WALDRON'S COLUMN.
TO EXCURSION 1 STS
TO 8TJPPLY A PUBLIC DEMAND, NOTICE
is hereby given that excursion trains of three
different third.
But she would never let it run to two
years, nor yet the half of it. In less than
twelve month3 after the first shot had been
fired, John Bull would be down upon his
knees, no longer blustering about war, but
piteously appealing for peace.
,, He could in no way avoid such humilia
tion ; it is a result as inexorable as fate it
self. He would have to yield to it or die.
The man.'Euglisbpr A merican, who can
not see this solution of the problem, and
clearly too, must be either dull of compre
hension, or negligent of observation, or both.
ii ine mstory 01 tne laat six years has not
jane 27
S. Ii FREMONT,
Chief Eng. and Snp't.
: . , 2b5-8t
Eli E CTION N OTi tu I I
State or Nobth Caeolin j
flEff HaSOKSU COUNIT. j 5 '
BY VIRTUE of an order from His Excellency,
vy. Holds n, Governor of the Staite ot
orth Carolina, aud to me directed, I hereby
give notice that there will be an election at tbe
various places ci voting in this County on the
FIRST THURSDAY IN AUGUit,
next, for the purpose of choosing a member of
made this problem palpable to him, nothing resigned. ; , j - i i
4. . OIlliiiUiV, IE,
Sherifl
ever can.
But although one of the simplest and eas
iest of solution, it is too important to be
lett unspoKen ; ana cannot at tbe present
crisis, ue orougnt too much before the
American mind. Itmav also benefit John
une 27th, 1SG9
SS5tangl
poison is sold to laborinc: men, who but for Bull, to have it put plainlv before him. It
this would be good and respectable citizens. H1? o something toward restraining his
uraggttuuww, anu ynnging mm, n not .10 a
more accurate kp.prp. nf rinrinnal . honor Rnd
The new dispensation which inauy earnest international justice, at least a better knowl-
souls thipk they foresee in the present move- edge of himself and his impotency.
ment tor the elevation of women is thus clo- Ana 1013 mi7 o the means ot saving him
trom the most complete Dohtical numila-
CLIFFORD HOUSE,
IO 1ST or tli F'roirt St. 3
i WIL MIS GTO JV", K. C. , '
TINE BOTTLED LIQUORS, SEGARS,
Higginson, in
quently set forth by ColoDel
ui8 aruc e on - me wreelt Uoddesaes, ' in
the Atlantic " We are laying the founda
tions of a grander temple, I trust, than any
of which tbe Greeks ever dreamed, and we
toil among the dust and rubbish, waiting
,for the goddess and the shrine. Nothing
auaii urive me irom tne Dtiiei tnat there is
arising in America, amid all our frivolities a
tyfe of-virgin womanhood, hew io-history,
undesenbed in fiction, from which there
may proceed, in generations yet. to come, a
priesthood more tender, a majesty more
pure and grand, than anything , which poet
ever sang or temple enthroned. Through
tears and smiles, through the blessed cares
Hon that .could be chronicled upon the
pages ot history.
To use a hackneyed phrase, the whole
thing lies in a nut shell; though we might
word it, bv saying the 6hell of a ship. It is
simply a problem in arithmetic under the
chapter ot Simple Proportion, or the Rule
ox three. And thus mav it be formulated:
If one steam corsair could destroy the
whole commercial marine of the United
States in a single year, how. many will it
take, and how long time, to do as much for
the merchant navv of England ? Onward
for June.
FURNISHED
June 27
ROOMS I BY DAY OR
MONTH,;
J. A. CLIFFORD,
Proprietor.
I . - . ' ': ' 287-tf
FAMILY SEWING MAOHIHES,
NLY AGENwYj AT THE !
CITY CLOTHING STORE OF !
O
REAL ESTATE SALE.
:o:-
TIIE WIL3IIXOTOX
REGULATOR.
so:-
HORSE RAIL ROAD.
GO.,
R. S. WALDRON &
i
JgVEU W ILLING AND ANXIOUS TO AC-
been made for the Cars to pass their door about
the middle of next week.
Wc propose to regulate the price of DRY
GOODS for the Summer.
IR.A.lSnD SALE
, OF
REAL ESTATE
. ; . , AND
I BY THE
fiORTH CAROLINA
Real and Personal Estate Agency,
CAPITAL STOCK $130,000,
SUBSCRIBED AND TAKEN BY KESFOIsalBLE
PEBSoitS, AXD C1IABTEBED BY THS LEG
ISLATURE OF SORTH CAR0LISA.
JOSEPH Q. HESTER, President, -
JOSEPH DIXON, Vicc-Praident.
JOHN 0. HESTER, Secretary.
ROBT; G. LEWIS, Treasurer, land $5.,090.
SupcrTisors oi Drawing.
CYKUS T. MENDENH ALLU
SION II. ROGERS, .
JAMES II. FOOTE.
3,000
inducible Pieces of Property
Drain for, Worth $1-10,09 4
... t
to to
?3,3 tT Tickets to bo sold at 2.00 Kacltf
! ! REAL ESTATE.
SEVEN
FINE RESIDENCES Foyii
City of Raleigh ! f
in. iu;
it
S.000
O.OtX)
5,000
5,000
2,000
2,000
IWTV
1 is
June 27
MUNSON & CO.,
s 3S Market at.
I 2S5-U
wn N wimi 1 in 11 1 111
SPECIAL.
OFFICIAL
idevelope the resur-
and turn to use the
of womanhood
a culture such
hrough the ex-
that have trained the heart
in all egee, but also through!
as no other age has offered,
ercise of rights never before conceded, ol
i i
duties never yet imposed, will thia heroic
sisterhood be reared, i Joining the unfor
gotten visions ot Greek sublimity with the
muekcr graces ol Christian tradition, there
may yet pe nooier iorms, tnat shall eclipse
those 4 fair humanities of old religion :' as
when classic architecture had reached per-
tcction, there rose the Gothic, and made
the Greek seem cold.
B10SQUITQ pET8, hj
iyEAT SAFES, FEATHER DUSTERS AND
Children's Carriages. J
JuBt received and for alc lo-vv, bj '
D. A. SMITH,
South Front Street,
june 27 i 235-St
The Wiluiiugton Regulator is the place to get
the best assortment and tho most goods lor the
least money.
We are bound to close out the ba'auec of our
SUMMER GOUDS, regardless of cost, and will
for the next "T11IKTY DAYS ," commencing
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 23rd, inst.,
sell Goods, by the schedule price below :
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Good Figured Lawuc, only. . .
Best Figured Lawns, only
15 cts.
25 cts.
We want men who can
ce- of our boii: our mines;
water power and all the material products
now Bbippeti elsewhere to cauie other peo
plts's factories : mills and machinery to flour
ish and enricp their owners. We do not
want suckling military academies where the
enthusiasm of youth is turned into channels
ive should make it our highest duty to
avoid. ( ;
A great example might be Bet in the
41 University " by establishing there the first
grand practical school for practical students
and by dropping all forms of education at
war with the spirit of the age settle the
'vexed question of patronage and education
at the same time. ;
Dropping the study of the dead languages
or making them of less importance than
the more modern tongues ; let our Univer
sity managers call upon the Legislature, for
assistance to fill the empty benches as well
as give additional attractions to the great
School op the State. Let us in reality
as well as in name make this the mother
school for North Carolina. Not the North
Carolina of the past, but the liviDg, active,
prograsite State ofi the present ! To do
this we must have practical as well as the
oretical professors in education. The grad
uate, will be one well versed in those exact
sciences by which the, lifo of the day is
made all the more glorious. 1 he youtn who that the next great eruption will make Re
enters Chapel Hill will do so as a child'oi publics possible where only Empires now
the State and we hope to see the West exist.
Point system of appointing students intro
t I 4T n T . 1 1 .
duced as the first measure ot reform. To do ansa ousan a. Antnony is out with a par
this an act must be passed giving each Rep. agraph in the devolution recommending
CITY ORDINANCE, important to tAx payers.
Another. Battle Summer.
The present attitude of the great European
Powers gives us reason to believe that an
other season of carnage shall mark thi3 also
as a " Battle Summer" even as others that
have passed since the dark days of July,
1848, when tho present usurper to the
French! throne laid his perfidious haud3
upon the garments of the goddess of liberty.
The massing of troops on the Belgian fron
tier by the Emperor jNapoleon, and the
mistrust ofNill the other ruling potentates of
each other and tho " man
convinces us that speedily a!
nite the entire European magazine, and so
cause a general explosion all over Europe.
We are not prepared to assert that thia
explosion would be productive ot more good
next year or the year after, jjut we believe
of December'
spark may ig-
ORDINANCE FOR THE BETTER PRO-
tcetion of the Police force.
Whereas doubts have been entertained as to
the construction of section 4 of General Ordi
nances of t&e city of Wilmington.
Be it ordained by the Board ol Aldermen of
the city ot Wilmington as follows:
Section 1. That any policeman who may he on
his beat or acticg und- r the orders of the Mayor
or Marshal, wueiher by day or by night, snail be
declared to be in the discharge oi duty, and any
person who may violate tho said section ot sail
ofdinancelshall suffer the penalties thereby en
forced, any ordinance to tho contrary notwith
standing. Sec. & This ordinance shall be in force from
and after its passage.
fassed m Board ol Aldermen June 21, 1869.
BENJ. DURFEE,
City Clerk.
jimeST ii85-2t
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXRACT
SARSAPARILLA
ERADICATES ERUPTIVE and ULCERATIVE
DISEASES OF THE
T8R0AT NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS, 6CALP,
. and SJH3,
Which so disfigure the appearance, PURGING
the evil effects of mercur v and removing ali
taints, the leihnants ol DitiEAaE, hereditary or
otherwise, aud is taken by ADULTS auu CmL-
lJ4i witn perieei ti&btulx.
L vvu LiihiL-otrUulsc JLo of the Extract ol
Sarsapariliu, added to a pint of water, ia equal
to tne .Lisbon met urinlv, and one bottle is equal
to u gallon of the tiyrup of aarsaparilla, or tne
decoctions as usually made.
Ai 1 JN 1 ER ES 11 n U LETTER is published in
the Medico-Unirurgical Keview, on tne subiect
I of the Extract of Sar&apariila in certain atleciious,
by Benjamin Travera, Jb'. R. a., &c. SJpeaHing
re3entative;the power of appointing one or that married people should
more students; who shall pas a competi- together ; that every man, woman and
tive examination and be educated at the
expense of the State. j
child should have a bed to
that those who are just going to housekecp
; Water or no Water ?
N The question of public improvements in
the way of paved streets, welt lighted aven
ues of travel, and well watered houses has
been so often discuseed and so .often decid
ed in favor of all of the above mentioned
blessings, that it is not necessary to argue
further on the matter, but less some one
who lovea a slow dollar better than one hun
dred nimble dimes, should carp and cavil at
expenses involved in the introduction cj
1 water to a community, we will state that of
twenty cities that have water introduced
through the persistent enterprise and cour
ae of a few clear-headed citizens, we have
yet to learn ot one of these which have tailed
to grow in proportion to the expense incur
red so that increase of wealth gave ready
means to meet ; increased taxation. Again
tne improvement to property gives a higher
value to the:same, and , the increased rent
the householder can obtain after water has
been introduced is itself sufficient guarantee
ot the ability of the owner to pay increased
tax. " ' -'- -; ' ' i ,
The very name of water in a city gives an
additional attractiveness and draws resi
dents from less favored localities, and in
case of Jlre, why the amount of property
eaved annually in every city possessing
ater works more than compensates for all
e,-bor and expense involved In the ob
fining n6ame 9 . :.:
. Olive Loqa TtitiT womanly and
Ttluaacle j for PfcTciah?,
XMly in Which she defend hrnrnflon
nnd art5te generally against thejabarian
inroad Of ldlty and indecenrr calWl
Baked drama."
ing should buy no double
of those diseases, and diseases arising from tne
excess 01 mercury, no states tnat na renudu u
equal to tne Extract of SarsaparUla : ita power is x-
no longer sleep j traordinary, more so than any other drug 1 am ac-
wUi this mvaliiaole uttnOute, that it is applicable to
a state of iie system so sunken, and yet so irritable.
as renders other substances oj the tome class vnavail
able or vyurious.
UELMBOXD'S
him or herself;
beds; and she
exclaims with enthusiasm,1,4 Crib3, cots, and Concentrated ExtractSarsparilla,
single beds for health and happiness 1"
The Bavarians have the repute, ill or well
deserved, of being the Boeotians of Germa
ny, They are supposed to drink beer as one
man, swallow ultraraontanism, aud browse
Established upwards oMb v ears. FKEl'ARED
jit H. T. Hi2iLM.RULD,
Oyi Uroadway, N. Y.
april25 ao7-tia4
THE ASSESSORS FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF
Wilmington, for the convenience of Ithose
who have tailed to give in i their Tax List have
determined' to extend the time for listing to tho
3d July, when the lists "willlbe positively closed.
In every instance persons liable to pay tax,
who fail to give in their list will be subjeet.un
der law, to a DOUBLE TAX, and this relets to
roll i ax as well as rroperty lax. '
WE M. HARRISS,
Chairman Board of Assessors.
June 27 f 2S5-3t
ALBUMS! ALBUMS! if
A LARGE AND HANDSOME ASSORT
ment, comprising a great variety of new
styles and sizes, and sold at prices lower: than
those ol any Book! House in North Carolina, at
. HEINSBERGER'S
i Live Book Store.
June 27 i : . 2S5-tl
FORTY THOUSAND i
JplRST-CLASS OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT,
Postoffice, Bon-Ton, Fantasie, and other superi
or styles of ENVELOPES,! just .received at 1
. HEINSBERGER'S
j i Live Book store.
2?" Stieff e and' Knabc's Pianos for sale i
june 27 . 285-tf
Office Treasurer & 'Collector )
Wilmington, iN. 0., June 24th, 1869.
pERSONS HOLDING TOWN HALL AND
New Issue, City of Wilmington, Bonds &rq no
tified that interest coming due the 1st proximo,
will be paid on tho 10th of July. 1 I
? BENJAMIN DURFEE,'
ii Treasnrer and Collector.
june 27 2S5-4t.
. Star insert three times, j 1 .
PURE LEMON S U GA tt
. ! OR : ; v .
CONCENTRATED LEMONADE
ttrpHIS PREPARATION OF LEMON RE
JL tains in great perfection the natural fla
vor of the iresh fruit together tith its agreeable
acidity. The facility with which a Glass of
Lemonade may at any time be made with it,
equaling any that; can be made with the fruit in
Its natural state , recommends it to every house
hold and gives it; an especial value to travelers
and excursionists upc n land or sea, and to the
sick." ! !. ;! ' ! ;
Twelve cases jest in store at .
i GEORGE MYERS',
! 11 land 13 Front Street.
CHA8. D. MYERS, Aoent. M
June IS 1 j 2S1-U
Beautiful Jaconets and Organdies from 85 to 50
cents ; former price 50 to 75 cents.
Berage, Leno, Mozambique aud other desira?
ble Dress Goods, including a few patterns Fig
ured Grenadines, at verv low price?.
DOMESTIC GOODS AT OLD TIME
PRICES-
Ohe Rctldtucc iu Raleigh, N. C,
One "
One
One "
One " . Warreutou
One i " Chapel Hill
One Hotel in Tayloraville
LIST OF PERSONAL PROPEUT Y.
Samples on exhibition at HESTER BRO$. & CO..
n?c 20 Fayetteville St., Raljigh, N. C,
I r at the regular cash prices,
le Fheatous, .000 each, made by 11.
feehmidt, Baltimore, Md $ 0,000
lU'iJIno Top Baggies, s-ioQ each, made
' by II, D. Schmidt, Baltimore, Md.,.. ;v,0(X
50 1st Premium, 7 octavo Pianos, mado
"by Tremaino Bros., N. Y., $650 t-ach,, S
o ranor or vnurcuurgaus, o btops, !-ou
each made by Tremainc Bros., N. Y .
530 Sewing Machines, Wilcox & Gibba,
ftiO each
500 teilk Dresses, best article, 12 yards
each, 40
6 Velocipedes, fco
24 Rolls Brussels Carpet,-45 yards each,
$135 per roil
6 Salamander Safes, Wilder's patent , be&t
: in the world. S200 each I '.500
$1,000 gold 1,000
100 each , 1,000
10 do 2,000
- 5 do 3.300
'I do a.OOO
l.aO
GO.OW
150
:,5CK)
A DOLL Ali
SAVEDrlS
EARNED.
A DOLLAR
Common Calicoc-, only
Good Calicoes, only
Best Calicbes (choice styles).
Gi cts.
....10 cts.
,...12i and 15'cts.
Bleached and Brcwu Shirtings and Suoetiugs,
61, 8, 10, 121, 15, 15, IS, 20, and 25 cents, and up.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Extra size Honey Comb, and Marseilles Quilts,
in great variety
Table Cloths aud Damask Napkiua arid
Doylies, CHEAP.
Pure Linen Huchaback Towels, epmmeuciuat
$1 50 VER DOEEN,
All the better grades DECIDED BARGAINS.
! .
HOSIERY.
THE BEST
ASSORTMENT
STATE.
IN TIIE
Ladies' Hose, only
Gents' Socks, only.......
Full hues tho a'ove
prices.
, . ; 10 cents.
10 cents.
Good: at satisfactory
like a held Jm tho pastures ot monarch j.
.but their late elections contrast in an inter
esting way with those in Ff ranee, and sug
gest to us that even in
something is brewing beside beer.
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.
Essays for Young Men on the interesting
relation .of Bridegroom to Bride, in tho institu
tion of Marriage, a Guide to "matrimonial felic
ity, and true happineB3. Sent by mail in scaled
letter envelopes iree ot charge. Address, HOW-
German Boeotia AKL ahsuuiaiiuj. Box r, rhiiadeiptua, ra.
may 3 275-3m
tho
The effect oi healthy "habits is shown in
the strength Europeans hold even in ex
treme age. An English; paper states that
in a trial of strength, recently, with a num
ber of his young aides decamp in lifting
heavy loads, the old King; of Prussia sur
passed them all. xtoue ot tbein were older
t ian thirty-five, while the King ia seventy
two years of age. , ,
HELMBOLD'S EXlRACT SARSAPARILLA
cleanses and renovates the blood, instils the
vigur of health into tne system, and purges out
tue humors that make disease.
aprii 277-tj24
THOSE WHO DEaIRE BRILLIANCY OF
complexion must purify and enncn the blood,
whien n bi.mbuu) Coctkated JUxtbjlCT of
OAtteArAHiiA invariably do-s. Ask for Helm
bolcCs. Take no other.
aprU .5 207-ti24
HANK Ell CHIEFS,
Puro Linen, 10, 13, 20 25 cts., and tipwoids
Fine Hemstitched Linen, only 25 cents
1 Cash Prize,
10 Cash frizes
200 do do
672 do do
1000 do do
3000 Priz;c. alue of tho total ain't, 3110,601
All of the above is put in the drawiug at the
regular cash selling prices and will bo disposed
of by a regular mode 'ol Drawing, and iu order
to accomplish this, the Company will sell 73,317
tickets at 2 each.
The Drawing will take place iu the city uf
Ralcish, immediately alter sale of tiekts.-ot
which due notice will be given, at least one week
belore the day ot draviD. '
Thii Clumnanv is working under the proviblcub
j of. a special Charter granted by the General As
S sembly of North Carolina, which compels the
Company to comply faithiully with allcuntract.
V. - . l. 1 1 - 1 : ! I l,'n '.-....
VOpiCS CttU ue UUU Ull unuc.n.iuu yj m. win-
pany. . .
All the above uienuoneu property win ecrituu-IV-be
dieiiosed oi" ;s iabovo stated, and those
drawing it will be invested with the title i? fes
simple.
iso member oi mo oumpuny .is iiuu eu
to purchase any tickets.
All moneys sent uy man, ut me ouei t iuiv ,
that sent by Exp: ess, Post Oflicc Orders, Checks
or Drafts, at the risk of the Compauy.
JNo property will be listed uuicss t e uu: i
indisputable.
The Treasurer has been required togive i bond
for the faittiful performance ofhis duties, lie i
required to deposit, daily, in the uauK, an men
i8i received, where it wi'l remain until all th
tiokets ere sold aud all the property will be pot
itbrely drawn and delivered to the parties draw
ing. Send two dollars uy express, post omce
order, registered letter, or draft, at our risk,
or bv mail at your own, and take a chance at the '
3,000 Valuable prizes oll'cred.
Tickets Willi dc sent any wucre miue umieu
States at the Company's risk upon the receipt of
$3 and postage stamp.
The plan of drawing shall be as follows : there '
shall bo two wheels, one a prize wheel and -otic
a number wheel, arraDged in somo public place
in the city, whtre any one holding a ticket may
oeipreseut on tne day oi drawing, in me num
ber wheel there shall be 73,317 tickets correa
pending in number to those which .have been
sold. In the prize wheel thero- eDall ho yjoo
tickets. These tickets wL.1 be deposited i?i the
wheels by a board of suicrvisors, who shall be
appointed by the Directors, alter which the wheel
shall be sealed Ap and placed in the bank in thi
citv. until tne time oi aiawing, wuen me euper-
visors snail Dnng tuem to tno piace oi urawin,
break the seals and the drawing shall be dispos
ed oi by taking a ticket irom each wheel at the
same time, and the prize ticket taken troin tbe
prize wheel shall de&iguate the prize drawn by
the ticket corresponding in number to the one'
taken from the wheel at the same time. The
wheel shall be well shaken after each ticket in
diawn.
Tho supervisors wiil be geutlcmeu well known
and noted for honesty and integrity, who will
not be allowed to purchase tickets or own any ,
etoek in the Company. The numbers aud prizes
will be drawn Irom each wheel by two blind boye
and a lull report of all numbers drawius prizes
will be published in some promiueut,rieW8pnper
immediately alter tne drawing.
DESCRIPTION OF REAL ESTATE.
8EVEN ifiNE Kesidesces Four hi the city of
Raleigh.
SILK SPIDER WEB HAIR
Brown only 25 cents.
NETS, Black and
The assistance of Virginia's railroad
managers although extended very courte
ously to North Carolina excursionists when
Norfolk was tho objective point, does not
appear when points in this State are to be
visited.
YQU3Q LADLES BEWARE I
OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS of Face
Powders and Washed. Ail such remedies close
up the pores of the skin, and in a short time de
stroy the complexion. If you would have a
iresh, healthy and youthful appearance, use
HELiI HOLD'S EXTiiACr tiAiiSAPAKILLA.
aprilS 267-tj24,:
IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system nat
urally, undergoes a change, and Helmbold's
HIGHLY C0KCE5TBA.TBD EXTECT OF . &ASSAFA-
ihe i onoi k jjay hook; raises the . qucs
tion whether the test oath has been properly bilba is an assistant of tho greatest value,
used in North Carolina ; seeing that General aI,ri125 J 257-tj24
flawViw will insist tinnn fill - norclt? flrforl
V .,. . V. ,4 , . " . , HELaiUOLD'S CONCENTRATED EX-
memDers oi mo Virginia legislature tasing tract Sarsaparilla, is the Great Blood Furiler.
this oath.
QUANTITY vs. QUALITY. Hblmbodl's Ex
tbact Sabsapabilla. The dose is small.
Those who desire a large quantity and large
dose of medicine ERR.
We have received the "Address oo Imml
cration ' delivered by Dr. j Satch well before
the'Emigration Association ot this State.
; Especially designed fo the - use of the Medi
cal Prof ession and the-FdmiZy, possessing those
intrinsic medicinal properties which belong to
an Old and Pure Gvu ;
Indispensable to Females. Good for Kidney
iyOrnpiainzs. a. aeucioua 4.oniCi irut up iu cases
containing one dozen bottles each, and sold by
all druggists, grocers, etc. A. M. BINlNGErt
A Co., established 1778, No. 15 Beaver street,
New York. -I .
Joe. Clifford, Esq., Agent, Wilmington, iN. C.
june24 : j ; . , . SSltf
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: hv-'f;-v:3 . - :
One maguificeut brick residence about I mile
from the Capitol of the State with 8 acres of
ground, fine orchard, delightful spring of water,
oeautiful grove, walks of modern style, abun
dance of evergreens, all necessary out-house
brick stable, carriage house, &c. Value 10,000.
One large and convenient house in tho city of
Raleigh, on Ncwberu street, thirteen large rooms.,
double parlors, with all necessary out-buildlBgo,
1 1 acres of ground, and a beautiiul oak crove.
Value $6,500.
. One large house on Newbern and Bloodworth
streets, containing twenty rooms suitable for a
boarding house, all necessary out-bailding6, with
a beautiful oak grove in the yard and I acre oi
ground. Value $5,000.
One beautiiul large Residence, on Newbern
street, eight rooms and basement, four out build
iDgs and stable,seveh acres of ground, elm grove,
very desirable and attractive. Value 33,000.
One in Warrenton, N. C, known as the Alston
property, in perfect order, one of the best built
houses in the State, containing 8 largo rooms,
double piazzas and porticos, one of the most
commanding and . beautiful residences in the.
if a vtii t a b a h it f r mm vh Plact with 8 acres oi ground, fine orchard, beau
MAM ILL AS AJSV SUMMER tiful oak grove in the yard, aud I all necessary
SHAWLS, Lout buildings. Value 52,000. .
I The orooertv atTavlorsviileis verv atlrnriirf
valuable and cheap. It is a hotel at the county
j seat of a flourishing and growing villacre ol a
I thousand or more inhabitants, and situated one
,,-,,, . vrrk r. 'w pv vtii rv ivn square from a good and nourishing College, no
Willi E AISD FANCY . SUIRTb AND j Bhool of better rigat 6n th Une f the
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, j Atlantic and Ohio Railroad, and being situated
I in tne mountain regiun, me scenery is truly de-
I . -.a.a . j r r I . a ; a .
uguviui ana iiibuiuauug, contains twenty rooms,
Cotton Spider Web Hair Ntts, only 5 cents.
HOOP, SKIRTS.
Best makes, 25, 35, 40, 50 . 75 cents, aud upi.
SILK, ALPACCA AND GINGHAM
UMBRELLAS,
Best Assortment in the city, PRICES GUAR
ANTEED,
SUN SHADES, PARASOLS AND FAN'S,
Iu great variety; VERT CHEAP.
LACE
At about half tho former price.
; Modern styles and living prices. .
The public are cordially invited to come and
receive the lull benefit of the ;
11 TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONn
, R 8. WALDRON & CO,
i, Proprijctors of the Wilmington Regulator,
JOS) 80
No, 7 North Front Street.
and the buildings are new. Value $2,000.
One in Chapel Hill, containing 4 rooms, with
fire-places, and one forty-foot dining room. Also,
kitchen, out-houses and one land . three-fourths
acres of land. Value $2,0X). . ,
Those ordering tickets can select any number
from 1 to 73,347, if the number ordered has been
taken, the number nearest will be sent. One
three cent stamp must accompany every order.
All tickets will have the seal of the Company and
signature of the Secretary. .
pgr" We' refer to any merchant, banker or oth
er gentleman of standing in the city ot Raleigh.
SSfTor further descriptions aud particulars,
address. . .
JOHN C, HESTER, Sec .
.8?l I0s. Ralljo,N. C
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