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1 VOLUME IX.
WILMINGTON, NOlttll CAROLINA, FRIDAY,; JANUARY 25- 1S78
. Single Capiesr 10 Cfents.
NUMBER 7
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iVLIINGTQN POST ADVER.
TISING HATE
f'i- I-'iltv cents per line for tlic first in-
1 j-.orti'i -atitl twenty -live cents per lin:
I ''for eufli adtii.t lonal- insertion.
- Ki-tit (S) 1 itics, Nonpareil tyie, con-
i ji.itvilc a itf'iuarc.
I AH iilycrti.semeuts will bd charged at
; the above ratc, except on. special con--
I i t;iei'ial "rates can bo Uatt
j; unic,t ia!i one week.
or a longer
- All comtnnnicrtiOna On'buiine.5
'U
6 ivldrecd , to The Wilmington
oST, Wilnington, N; C. I
The subscription priec to Tjii: Wil-
tiiNtiror Post is li. Jil) per- year;
I iiiontlH to cents.
II.
KknxkDY, JJusiues.-; Mauatrer.
H E p It E "T A IITT 1 IS 11 1 STOWS i
SipfX'Il" AT JJOTON :' .1
jiu e, tu i fie icatiKJir- cuizcnn oi liosf
.ii have, cnicrtaineu uon. insiow with
u huju ;;ct ,jjt the Kevere TIousc,' and
th j (id x't ion v,ras taken for a number oF
lcs on the financial questions
1 ' -I ..-fV .
i vlicn
nrc iiguating i lie, nation, ilia
oDervp.
tion of the ex-secretary on the
bfi 'r. soundl ami stable circii
edium to the laboring classes
usi'. . h( cUat'and conclusive that we
r it td our .columns, aslcing every
i l.u sine
h,; i boring nvan to read it:
an tlu'incntary principle, of po
ceoiioiny that a. stable currency
i-s rviiitial tb substantial prosnerit v.-f-
r fl.iolJser.vaticeiOf this principle is im
j;jfait to all sectionsjiof the. country
v : .ui'l, to. aiL classes oi in,t? people, it is
4 Xi X ryeu,yreia(,r -importalnce to: the' pro-v
't't -iiiieind atiJ laboring classes than to the
..lieM of accumulated cftpitaj,. The
I'iitt JJfS uwufluvi'.uuvu iu una uuuuuy
V;Vin the
discussion of What is called the
ciurt,ni,y;,qucslion, is the one whicji at-
lo tlcluue tuc people into the
:li at there is an antagonism be
labor and capital; tiiat theaccu
;b Wealth of the older , states is
C:iy of the laborer and producer
01 U.H3
newer ana growing states. In
pyuiL 'A lad they arc mutually depen
I'l lent. ,upon bacli other. f Capital ."re
miiijrvs cuiploymcnt which will be found
: jiii .1; jauily in the west and south,.
' I ivhix tlicre ifemains so much-to be de
'J;fvc!'.;jtl by the combined power of labor
arirfifp5al.! i.Th'ese Ktetions require
, the aid of the accumulated capital of
i lac ca.it to open mines jilautandather
crops, Jiuld cities, and -in a thousand
ways!) develop the latent wealth of a
:' vii-it and Tortilo part; of our- common
ciuutiy. lie h ) attempt to alienate
'Liq sections-by appeals! to passion, or
-PUcife' argument on , the currency
iMitiOu, j.s the enemy of both sections,
;uM siixtulu bo trusted by nqither
r; 'fcfilarccliV less mischievous and certainly
. iiijt- icfcs -luisounu-. is mav a uniiorm
.'.statidafd o ;'. values is a'deyice of ca
' l;d.,i adverse to the interests of the
If.'.rer iud ..producer. .The? nearest p
"l siWo aVpn'ach la absolute stability
la
bs-
in
I t-iio standard of. value is boat'for us all.
-j iK'part ire Trorn such stasndard and ye-:',hU-
to a currency of varying and uu-
Xviuly value works general injury to
I' iU.--ectitn and interests. . But tUe
, ' l- -.g-rcales.t loss at last falls 'up'on the J'rO j
' Iluceri forin. that caso caoital vill 1)
divortctii Injm its "legitimate employ-.
, :H:.;iLwi aid-ol j production and Used in
i culaL-itin; bnltheinargins and tluetu
" .alion.s.'-whidi'ifcli a currency inevita
: r'My-cry'utesiior is anything to be gained
j ;tyr;- "aiivjn tercet or-; section or to the
j -;;ibvcni!itut itself. by the Introduetioiu
" o' hvo sUndards-one to be made the
'iia'Mr(j;prVaWe';.fr thd holder of tlic
;!liou'? bonds: ami: the. oilier for the
I 'ti.l.ltr of tho iinicdee'med "Treasury
Vijitcs 'iiiM for '.the people at large. "Log
iiii!";iy -.tli sccm-j to me thc ieast ueten-
i a- I.!: i
'. the "man v . nronosiiions "and
rcstilor.s that have', been advanced,
11U :
ll
put into, piact lee would work
very section Oi the country and
r pvecNVinicresi or mo people. ,ue use
" ' I ' . V- - : - I : . I.' - . i
t) eumfifiry uOi : unequal 'vaiucwjuiecis
r wore iiuunoiHly Ilia laborer autl4roda-
r c br of rii w iite rial. ,1 Je" neither
. ihio:;, nor DpjnartuiutyHo : receive tlej
I ifitplji-e iufn-inatibn -Irom money cpu-4--;v.iju;:';wlien
paymeiits are received by
::1 " s - -j s j v.r la i ii tlie.vahW of what he
: liiis;ikCu iloilar. : dfUhe. piiper be
"'urrc!!''. ir.i'Lrged i. lnuiiiato'd bills and
; tLv-.; . iiu of dotibtfal banks g into
; hi; :1;ui:i; ,,,1 -the. laborer and pro
;- dmicr, -uhiio the u;ilt edged."- pape
75 je-iVuigly .'away : in tho yauUs of bank-
- 4 !uid capitalists i tha. currency
ie
ciii n.wf two kiiidJ and of "unequal
V
V,lui'- t'h-3; cheapejwi ahi'av; find its
way into tin? pockets of the laborer,
fa tithiil" case, lie who produces wealth
by;his labor is subject t'y constant clip
I'iugs, -and the toss falls directly upon
-mill.'' :.- - ;; .- '.;- y ' . y
;:Xot only the' best intercuts of all
thisfcCii of citizen,' 'but a patriotic re
gard, for the preservation and prosper
ity of our commohcountry require that
the 1 nation hall keep faith with all of
its creditors j Haying promised dollars',
it must pay dollars; but the -promise
&eshot attach alone to the i nterest-
roearing obligations 0 the government
sHt applies equally and alike to Trcas-'
i Urv'nritrvn iccnuil in n 'tirrif of rvi". r;llh-
lie exigency. To fail ol. full and com
plete performance in cither would bring
utscrcdit.. and dishonor on the govern
-mejit and disgrace upon us as a -
Ky-orv dftvicn.- 'or sr.lip'mft ".wherebv 'it is
Jllkut . to discharge a public! promise
J W. a dollar by delivery of anything
sj'-t'liin- a dollar is practical repudia
tl,,It, and merits, as 1 believe it will
"eeivQ, the condemnation of a majority
thepcople,' ; m X X :X
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U.' !7bwuA3 & Sons. Go to D.
'Wvman & Sons and buy your -
! D;y Goods,
Clothiug, Hats,
dec ! ot
Caps, Shoes, &c;
,AU events portend the close of
t'c Russo-Turkish war. The Rus
sians are,, at Adrianop'e and, ! unless
a trialy catigfactory to them is ! agreed
to tin tbo part of the Turkish entoys
who are now near the Ru-sian lines,
their main column will push on to
wards Constantinople. If now" in the
final adjustment Turkey is obliterated
as a government from the' map of Eu
rope tho -rar will have served' the in
terests of mankind.
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m WASUINGION 1TE.U
. The Pacific Railroad lobbies are
around Congress in force, demanding
addition privilege?, some of which are
very un reasoiKible and some unreason
able. . ' . '-. -. J:' ', . .
Col. Wagner, the Tn. Re.v. Collector;
writes fYonr Greenville,. K G.r that
Wa do Ham ptoh will a va i hinisel f of
any pretext to avoid aiding the llcve-'
nue oliicers. , . i
There is a )ropesitibn i utrod irired by
Senator Dawes to ptirchase the Freed
mdn's Bank building at a price not ex
ceeding ; $275,000 for the use of the
Court of Claim i. -
A requium fo.r the repose of the soul
of King Victor Emanuel of Italy has
been su jig i n the St'. Aloysius Cathpiie,
Church. The scene was one of unu
sual grandeur; ; : -;- i f"
"Senator E.uon has introduced a bill
to suspend ' the operation of the j Vene
zuelan treaty, of-Feb., 25, 1872, provi
ding lor a Mixttd Commission for the
adjustment of controverted claims
The, controversy about the silver re
moneliUion seems to be assuming a
more conservatliv phase. It is pro
posed, instead of the Bland bill, to
provide for the coinage of a silver dol
lar which is a legal tender only; when
paid jointly with gold in equal portions,
and thus prevent the-flufctuatians. of
either silver or gold.
. (Jt'f Y "JTEMS. .
The 4 Twinklei" says Market street
is improving, that is so when the sun
Shinei Aiit a day or two,-arid dries the
water up. . :
A young German was drowned in the
river oh Tuesday night last, lle.was a
deserter frotn one of the vessels now in
port. ' Vv; , . ' j ' !
'c call attention to the ad of Messrs.
Zimmerman & White. These gentle
men are accomplished workmen. All
who have tried them can - recommend
them. . - -.! '
We were glad to meet in; our ciy a
few day 3 ago his Honor, Judge Henry,
of Asheville, who paid us a flying visit
on his way to Tarboroj to hold Edge
combe court. He is' in -splendid
health iMui spirits, and says everything
is in splendid condition in the west.
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. Bichard Waters begs tojiufprm his old
patrons and' friends that he can be
found at thte corner of 17th and Mar
ket streets, where he is prepared to shoe'
horses and mues, repair carts,, wagons,
buggies and " carriages, and . to do all
kinds of wood arid iron work. He
is cc itainlyoue of the best blacksmiths
in theci'y. X"-'' --i ' "
:',";; No It I I l CA IIO LI N A AI-EDIC'A L JOUR
NAii. Tl!s '-.valuable medical publica
tion for the month of January has been
laid on our table, .It is conducted by
Dr. II. J. DeRosset and Dr. Thos. F.
Wood, aod .is printed by Jackson &
Bell of this city. It is in all respects
a publication creditable to the medical
fraternity of the state.
The I'u reel I House is o tic of the very
. .. - , .".
J)est hotels in
ent rily refitted
basement -to g?
best hotels in the south. . It has been
and renovated from
garret j and everything is
per feet ly clean.
The proprietors set a
splendid tabic and ' make their, guests
fee! at home, while stopping with them.
Messrs. Cobb Brothers arc ) certainly
model hotel men they know how to
please the public. v
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County Com MiseipxEKS.-The Board
of County Commissioners met in called
session on Saturday last: present; Jnb.
G. Wagner, Chairman, and Commis
sionprs D. S. Sanders, B. G. Worth
and Duncan Holmes. . .. . X
'. The Board being called to order, :th
Chairmau madev some statements in
reference to an order passed at a; pre
vious meeting of the Board in regard
to the delinquent poll tax, when it was
ordered that the Clerk of the Board be
required to make the necessary exaroi
nation of the tax books to ascertain
the Vml'mes of those parties who have
not lisled their poll?y and 'that the said
Clerk appear before the magistrates
who were authorized by this Board to
prosecute and force the collection 0
the a;bovc tax, and make affidavit to
j,ne same
1
I The Board then adjourned.
ur able and
aentei Associate,
i
an,
i interesting
account, of "The Tattle
:jf Elizabeth
i
town," in iiaucn c ounivi
which wii
IcMillan hds
appear next:-week. -Jr.
bestowed a irreat deal
of labor
nd
bought upon the arJicl
; was for tun
nate in .securing tlic ytlry authoritids
needed, aad his version o
jthat impor-
ant historical incident is
theonlv. coj
rect one extan t. Iul';y;i
'in-
11. J. Gill, Esq., was very huddouly
epiieiitic flt
while ' engaged' at Lis, vcakj at theVi.
mingtoii .oi- V,v!i!ua railrbdd maclu!;
shops,, o.n ' last Monday, was taken honie
and" on -Luesd
ay cvcr.-ing
it o o clocjk
died, lie! i.'erer suokc IVoiu the tiinle
he was; taken tick until he died. M
Gill had jiived in thi.s city irjtLe ast (55'
years, ana uaa .i)eC'n.em:iovea in tqe
shops for CO ''veai's.- lie was1 hilih
re
spected "by iul vh; knew i hi'in. H
uiiCral took piace yesterday afiernooik
SiiJ'Ki:iOit CoiJiiT. r-Tiiis ! tribunal
is
still in session ,his Honor, JudgevMooff
residtng,..,iWe '.'are. sorry' to scej ihle
Judge in Kuch.vevy it-eble, health. VIS
lids .'at tended', -to hia'dutics-'when: Ld r
illy was not able, but. being a mat) of
very -great
renew, 'b'S- contijiuc li
s
Court
h;.: ms coivaitioik
tit v.e
liop
wis't -iiisiMrove, as w
oeaieve'li-v Le will. There is certainly
no better or more Tmoar.ial Judire oh
... . '- 1
the Leneii of Ntirth'. Carolina, or oiie
who has.mUrc-ri-al legal .tbiiity.
ljAXD-.f-oij) voxi - - lAXi-H-.-'-A-ccortj
ing to section i. oh uter i -. oi Uie
aws of 187G-'7V' hV cases hvh-. ro tile
state bvco nes t!:e ; Xx
sold: Tor taxe-J , dho.
s ; oi -laiMU
c 1 . 1
yr'V.T 1. lc re
deemed within - two '-months aftei- tile
sile, oft!'.3r.w-:se the t tans fir wld beeoni
perm a 1.
is. i'l L'.
J '.f
..ti-siie ai'iowld hereto-
ore, has bet-n Uvelve monliiis, and w
call the attention d:f tho;e iiite rested
i r . 1 i- :rl 1 i t ivn . niii'lm i f i t i
ent -arrabarement Clio oei iod
; or- reuemra
- -1
Mon
expire .' by ihc r.r-,.uie of-nc.it
mouth.
; 1::.. ixcru. -
aeKpov;elu-f
or . ol. ,ioiiiii
L. ' Cant wellV ai.i.'!al i-x.'-ct table. 1;
ing a "statemv iit of ih j principal a; ti
des of produce and .manufacture1- ex
ported from .'the ri of 'Wilmington
N. C, to points out of -the.; stale, fc
the year ending. -31st Dceeu.bcr, ISfy:
aqd compared wilhtho- years IS7v,
1S75 and JS71.. Also tho 'receipts of
lew articles lor the same iev;.J, withia
note of the-, shipping.; for 1877," Froai
- ... - . . 1
thnV it appea rs- th a t t Si e 1 0 1 a 1 h u'mbe r. 0 f
vessels arriving at the port .were 507, 4f
which 217 :vrerD; foreign. ; The tonriade
was G2.0ol. .This very va'uaUe table
exhibits onsotie sheet in a condenseid
form the .entire -commerce, of our Wr
Reuoict of tiik Asylum foii tii
Iksa'n'e, Tho report" gives some star
liner facts. It stale's thai the capacity
Of the Asylum builaiiig is .only barelly
sifQIcieiit for 22 patieaLs. and yyl therp
arc nov 27S, and.iii.earljf'ja luiidred ap
plications diirimr the year which coulkl
not be received. Vt. Cnsh, the very
accomplished -S'u pc r 1 n t e n d e u t i ? 1 hi s re
port appeals, very lceli;vgly to the Gen
eral' Assembiv for..ari'er itcuominodi-
tions' -and nfur.e aniplb cl-ni forts lor the
patients. ... He tears..--unit uiitur tiie ;i
tionsVof "false-.eeqnQ'mj'.7' tbo'r'e. may be
utter degeneracy and ruin of the Asy
lum -'and all the idnd hopes that have
been based upon its success."
Hall's Vegetable' Sehiilian. Hair, lle-
hewerdias ; f)r maiiy years occupied an
honorable place in the to i lot of Ameri
can women, and has alf o attained-pop
ularity" in. 'foreign' CQultitrie. This-is
because it does i kufoum what-ii promir
ges. its -warm-esi menus are i.nose yvno
have.-, 'used.- it. longest, and Uiosc who
sound ; its risc the loudt.'.-t are thosfi
who from .-'actual experience and. per
sonal, jtrial hiiyoVdamonslralcd, that: by
its :usp'gray ha'if is; 1 vsk)ret'l to its nat-
ural lcolbr and -dry, harsh, and wiry
hair is made soft and lustrous, a thing
pf beauty, anil a matter
of'ji.
and
pride to the wearer.-- 'it'? .soi!:r and
Dchiocraf, tor hi I ft, JK
' ."Uormau is'yrui
v No other medicinsdii thu Nvoild was
eVer given such a lest" of its curative
qualities as Bofchee's German iyrup.
In three years two mi iioii tbujr hiln
dred thousand small bottles of Uija. m;ed
cinCHwera ; distributed free' Xf '-.ckarye
of Druggists in Hhis country to tho;e
afflicted withCoiisuaiption, Asthma,
Croup, severe- .Coughs,- lejttiiqnFa and
other jdiseases of the throat and lungs,
giving, the American people undenia
ble proof Uut German Syrup will cure
themj The result has been that Drug-
Kgists in every town ami village in the
Uuited:State3 are recoiumendiiig it to
their icustomersj Go' to your Druggist,
and ask what they know about it!
Sample bottles jlO cents.! Regular size
75 cents. Threie doses will relieve any
case. : t
Foil jcext Wei
X . ! For the Tost,;1
AN OUTKAOE. -!
XX M : ::- r ' mmX:.
A City-Fuliccmfta Commits a Brutal
i Assault upon two - Dclenceieis
Women. . - - -
5 On Saturday, January 19th 1878 a
colored woman' by the name of Hester
Swannj the wife of Sandy Swann, who'
ayes : in the southrn part of the city,
observed while standing ih the door of
h er house that her little : child yf
about to be run oyer in thie ; public
streets, by a baby carriage id the hands
of a girl somewhat larger, and the
daughter of Wm. Frost, a city Police
Dan, who lives opposite the house of
Ilcster j Swapn.y i Hester SwaiiiSvehi
across the street and took her child up,
and requested the policeman's daughter
M . ...-f I'll- 1. . i ll ! ' 1
j wiui ,xier cnna any.
more; in answer to which the littlb girl
replied in vulgar and obscene Vpiletitf,i.a IhJlTKTfE ii, '
Hester Swann thereupon went I to the
house of the policeman and in
formad Mrs. , Frost, of tie miscon
duct of her daughter. Mrs. Frost,
it seems denied the; charge, and called
Hester fewann a liar. Hester Swanh
replied, she was a liar in return, and no
lady either. A few raoro hot .words
passed between the two women, after
which Hester Swann returned to her
house and proceeded to attend to her
household matters,; during which time
Mrs.' Frost mnc.rpApA in nwal-o linr
husband, the policeman, Wm. -Frost,
who performs night duty, and was
asleep at the time, and thtreuoon in
formed him of the affair between her
self and the' woman,) Hester S wan 11.--The
policeman then proceeded to. the
house of Hester Swann and without a
warrant or any complaint whatever,
ordered the woman' to come out of her
house and, consider herself under arrest
for insulting his wife. Hester Swapn
thereupon' remarked that she Wa3 put
ting on her dress, and attempted to ex
plain the affair to him.' Whereupon
the. officer pressed into the womae's
house and seized her violently upon
the arm and commenced dragging hei
out-of the door, and in the scuffle tore
her dress from the waist. Thereupon
a woman named Molly Waddell caught
hold of Hester Swann and held her
back. The policeman finding he could
not "get her out,; took the woman, Hes
ter Swann, bodily up and forced her
iiito lier own private bed chamber,
threw her violently upon her bed; and
then choked her and beat her with his
ftt in the abdomen, and threw;her
upon the floor and stamped hernce ot
twice. By this time Molly Waddell
and Alice Bland' succeeded in pulling
the officer off his victim, who, owing
to the-fact of her haying given birth to
an infant about a month previous wasrl
from this "violent treatment - internally
injured ipd almost helpless Thepo
1 iceman tl.cn pitched; into Molly Wad-
deli and choked her in a shamefuf
manner; he then left the house and:
went home. Hisjvifo iqcpiircd why it
was he did not .arrest Hester Swarm"
arid confine hpr in the guard house;
thereupon he went ofl aijid having pro
cured tjie services of two or three other
police officers re'ltirned to the house of
Hester' Swann with tne officers and
arrested; her and Mollie Waddell, and
con fied them in Ihc .guartl house, withi
out allowing ' them any opportunity of
filing a bonl.' Sandy Swann, husband
O.f Hester, who was hard at work upon
the-;. wharf, having heard of the affair,
prpqecded to the city hall and succeed
ed. I jf filing bond for his wife and Mol
lys Wadden. During the day Hester
Swann and Molly Waddell both sued
out warrants .again -it William Frost for
an assault and battery upon them, be
fore J. 0. Hill, a Justice of the Peace.
The defendant was arrested and ar
raigned for trial on Saturday .last,, at
3 p. m., the cases were, however, con
tinued for the defence until Monday
at 9 a. hi., at which lime the trial was
heard. Upon the examination before
the Justice, the facts were clearly es
tablished as above set forth, by three
creditable witnesses, contradicted only
by one witness, who was for 1 the de
fense. After hearing the testimony
on both sides, the court ordered the
defendant, William Frost, to pay a fine
of $06 dollars in each case, or be com
mitted j for 30 days. Whereupon an
appeal was "craved which was readily
granted, and a bond of 200 required
in each case for his appearance at the
nest term of the criminal court.
By a Wits es 3.
Something New. In order to in
troduce our Big Seed Spring Wheat,
The Wheat of Taos, in your locality
single grains measuring inch in lDgth
I propcse to send a sample of the
wheat I free of charge, to every sub
scriberto the paper who will state ''the
name of the newspaper and send a 3
cent stamp to pay postago.
Agents wanted in every couuly to
sell this new wheat, j j..-
Address L. L. Osment,
2t Cleveland, Tenu.
u Quarterly Meeting
Rcv.L. fc. Burkhead, D. D.,
esiding
Elder, haa made the followi appoint
ments for his first rouujd during tho
present Conference yeaiv'for thq Wil
mington Districts
Duplin,fat KcnanaViiie, . . Jan. 19 20
WhitevilLe andWaccatr.aw .
V Mission, atjwhiteyille, Jan. 2G 27
:SmitiyHle;iitfehalolte,' 4 Feb. 2 3
.C0Kcsbury;and Cofcane Mid- ' li "
"sion,at!Bethany,- - Feb. 0 10
Onslow, at Mt. Lebanon, , Feb. 1G 17
Elizabetht Elizabetht'wn; Feb. 23 21
Bladen,1 'it sfoule'a Chapel, Mar'.' 2 3
Topsailat Prospect,' .-..: Mar: O'lO
Clintonp at' Clinton; -: Mar. lGJ17
f f To'theDktrictStewards of .Wilming
ton, District, N. C. Conferenec Hear
Threthrett iThe istrict Stewards' meet
jng;will be neld -aP'the'parsonaga of the
.Front Street ChU'rbh'ioivFrklay, March"
Mh, 1 a 8 , at 1 1,0 c; oQk,;A. M ., instead
of February TSth; blatters aver which
4 iiiifo ii'j tuuuuE cuaij'Oi -niu jo inaKe
T u .-.iJ 1 li. 1. 1 ".L-
this chanire m'yi 'M'-"-
; ; ;!Mag;iolia, N. C,
NEW 142? VEli'llSEMEKTS.
xxmimmnw vmmn,
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GGSaral Upliols tors & PafifeTHaiiscrs,
? Nl Wt fer'epmi lid Frinccss Stsl,;
, WILMINGTON, N. C. ;
Mattresses, Feathef ik-tWVrnto.ws and '
Roisters, I'liituri t-Hamds, Curtis, A.v
':';' '. Tassels, ;NaiIs&.Q.,'&e. , ; i i'
LOOKIN G-CJ liASSr rLATI!, A LL, bIZES.
' ZiminGrmau's iinjroved HtLyc and
dow A-iiintrs, very iQwiTor c'u?h.
jan 2j-if v . - - - t -
THE PUROELLHUUSE
JJAS lAS3Kp tNTb TfLti UAXm OP
' '; flic ujidc'rstgne'ii,, iis b3u '.'newly fur-
t ... - - . .-- ; : . -nUhad
hrotv-limit; ?ndf rk heretofore, will
be ran strictly .;s a ; . , :: :.''::jp
i irst-Glss Ef otel I
1 Board redeced as 1.11 0' 5 5- -oi and ?3 per
'day ; Ayith nooms, per 'ijibnth, $33 - Table
- - m; ! - -i yt i- ;
Board, per. monUi.fJl,.;-. u: ,i
Best oWinos, Littorond uigars
V ALWAYS t)NMTAD AT .
iCgHl-it C? I y ' IF i'l ecu, ,
" ,-- -'. ," ; . :
Wc lippe to sco all the oil patrons of the
house and ALL Tili'Ji; Fil mi3, promis
ing them that no paln r.halt Ocf Spared to
t ' 1 if 1" .'-'.'-. . . - ' . i
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nlfnsonU 1 , 1 1
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Jan IS- I COBB BllOS.y Proprietors;
iiliAv:'JlD VV-til ,'
'EE
Best Familf Mediiiie of j the Age j!
And'jv1iy-it Should be kept away near at
hand:
Int., Pain-Kiitviu is, tho. 'ast cprtalii
1 Cholera care that mediciai, science ha4
:i produced. . . -. !
r.2nd. TAik-KiiiLER, as'alDiAfVb'n. rind JDys
? .- eatery, remedy, scKtoiMf everXails.- ; -
'."rd. PAZrKlLTKij will -euro Cramps ov
lVitns in any parte of thd, system. A
f ; 5 . single dose muuUy. alloc ts a ciu e.
r iliii rAiNTKiLt,KJi. Svili ciire Jy&pei!.ia.and"
' ' . : lndigestic-ii,iii6ed according to direc
' :' lions. i . . . - -
5tii. PAix-Ki,f,T;n is an"alniost ney?r-fail-,
, , ing euro lor Sudden Colda, Coughs, &c,
Ctlr1. PAlN-lkiT-i-tai has iiroved a Sovereign
. Ileaiedy for Fever :iud Ague, and Chill
' Fever;, it has cured tlic mor.t obhtiuate
' -cases.. -i . . ; 1,; - ;'; i. .
7th. PATr-irirT.Kh as a lipamcut is itn
eiuafed for Fxo-;t iBiley, ChiJblaiui.,
V Burns, Bruise, Cut, tSpraius, tfre. ;
8th. PATiT-Kir.T.Kjs ' ha . enrjed cases of
V .Hhcumatisiu atid Nc'tiratiria snifter jars
. " standing. -1 -
OtU. Pain-Tv fTiTKR will Oestrby Itoil., Fcl
, ons, Whitlows old HoveSj gi.viug relief
, 5 from pa tn after the llrst application..
lOtb. PAiN-Krt.l.ER cures; Ilcniaielic, and
Tootliache. . . I :-r. y. '.
11th. PATiKii.TKn wLli save you. days of
sickness and Many1 a dollar in time
' and lkc tor's bills. . ' ,
: 12th. PAir-lvir.T.KU lias been before f be
simpli'.ity altcndi!g its use, together'
vr i y 1 tile great -variety of d i. eases t hat
may be entirely, erarlie ite l 1 jt, and
the jjreat iirnount or paitv tmcl suffering
, : that cau ic alleviated lUrd igi its use,
" maKo'ltl fctperatiy e -upon q very person
tp supply tlicmselvcii with rthit . yala
i ablcreiueay.audtokecpitaTwaysincar
.".;-.' : at hand. f-::-y.y': ; --' '-
Tlie 1-Aix-Kif.TJoi; i s now "known and ap
preciatcd in every iuavter ol' the Glt-be.
Physicians recouim.3ud it in their practice,
while all classes ot .society have found in it
relief ami comfort. . Give it a trial.
Be-sure and buy the geuuiue. livery l)rug
gist, and nearly eveiTiCoa.'siry Ureccr
throughout tho land keep1 it fi; saiv. -
JAM-ES.-;
1
-DRUGGIST,
,:' '; , ; ' axi deUleU ix' -' . , .- 'y
TOILET ARTICLES ANl PA HOY GOODS,
J: Prescripns cOmpoiui.ded t- ill hours,
day or night . , .... - -: : . ;
PURE i W WE AND II QUO ES
for Medicinal use. , -
f aitD STIfEET Ori'iS.rTE CITY II A LB.
UMer 1 at or. G af d eutgr;; vaB ft i C abiiist
O PPOSITE IT J? IjIj,
On Th irtl S!ec!m
ILL FTJUNISII COFFINf?, CASKETS.
with - attendanco, - At the very shortest
notiee.
- All orders froih the country; promptly at
tended to.,;, .. . : -. . ;
. Orders for Carpenter and Cabinet Work
solicited, and work gtiarantced. .
Work as low as any in the elly. : -
jan W-Jy
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publi(j over tbirty-jevcti ycaio and is a
purely-'' Vegetable preparation, 'safe to
keen' ukd ; use in ovcrv liunily. The
mi
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
o MOBTHERE.
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USTMAS IS
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Wrise people will keep before them
CHI
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Best Holiday Goods and Family Qro-
oeries From f . i
Or E O R-.Gh E
11 and 13 Soutli Front Street
A T W II OLE8AILE PKICE8.
:o
Wja A XI ON. i YOU JSEFOKi: PURliASING to
- - ..x-rx. IK If
We offer ; special induceirleuts" in COOKING ARTICLES, and. Housekeepers
., -''...'- will sec the necessity of getting the f ; '!
BEST GOODS FOE TlfE LEAST MONEY.
The Finest selected Cooking Butter, AVinc, Brandy, Citron; Currauts: Kaisins
; I l Atmore's Celebrated Mince Meat, Plum Pudding. M
OUR STOCK 18 IMMENSE and THE LARGEST IN THE STATE, and
: n " we ir tend disposing of it during the Holidays. '
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Pon'ey Whiskey, Blue Grass, Delmonico. Club Housk Imported Jamaica Bum,'
- ; . .iieuuessey aau utara joranay, uoraiais, Champagnes, :'.'
Table Sherries and native Wines.
;;;- : .. X -. ' : -j , , V, xX-X . . y. :";: X X.X
Our Celebrated BRAND OF LIQUORS are so well known that we only men
tion trem. to remind "EVERYBODY", that we have over
THREE THOUSAND BOTTLES put up to !
supply the; demand and avoid dely.
:.; l' ,: '.y '!' " ; : : - " I "-"'. ''."' . '-::::-r -' . "--' 1' V'
Our well 'known "SWiEET MASH," at $3 00, is perfect and requires no im-T
luuvcuicui. iiv vua n aguiusi
"'.' 'Xxim: xxxm&d
300 Barrels ami Boxes of Apples, Conges and Lemons.
800 Boxes Francv Crackers. " ' A- r
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3500 Lbs French and Domestic Candies and ' t
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' ; I - i; j Fresh Broken Candy; ... !
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ASSORTED NUTS, Ficjs !in. cartooni,
100 Boxes FIRE CRACKERS. !-' - I
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We have on hand , a line lot of IMPORTED CIGARS, iuid Um. tinU nf HU
i Havana uomestic
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JCtH)ur Three Carts will lieavc the
prompt uciivery ; .
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Put y ,ur money out to best advantage, and you can.do so only at
December 21 tf
-.; .; f JOHN '
piiR dressing;
S ALOON, ;: .
No, 11 ORTH FRONT STREET,
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South of PurcectHouse.) 1
ii Tarticular attention given to Ladies' and
misses' Hair cutting and ShampooiD, eith
er at their residences or at the aaloou.
jan 4 ly. ; , 7
SPECIAL PR0GL1HAII0N.
'!' - " ! -" ":' ".- '"-' 'f ."-,"- " 7"
TO THE GOOD PEOPLE OF WIL-
) . . MINGTON: ,
F YOU VVNT THE VERY BEST
BEEF,
PORK;
SAUSAGES;
J &c, &c, &c.
CALL; AT
KlNGr
iAEKET,
On Second Street, between j Market and
-- . -'.; rriacess streets. -;",- " .. '
j jau i ly ; 1 ISAAfJ V. KING. "
jOYSTER . SIiaOX.
T VASOELEN has. opened a first
) class .-'-.!
if OYSTER SALOON,.
'.-; r "' " ! ' '- : .- i-. '
On ast side of Second street; socoad door
south of 1'rincess street, where lie is always
prepared to FUHNLSII MEALS to his cus
tomers and. others. nIleceiyins fresh
NEW RIVER OYSTERS DAILY,
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and -will furnish them in any style desired.
None but the very best Cooks employed.
D& not fail to give him a call dec 21 tf .
A 1 GOOD WHARF between Mulberry and
J. Walnut street, to -rent for a term o
years, by 1 - r
Janeli - !W P. CAN A DAY.
1.;
ALMOST HERE.
the fact that they can buy the
I M YE R S.
Ts. . i '
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any $o uo v uisicey in ine otate.
Table Raisins, Muscatel land Scedl
es
-itaisins, aneilcd Almonus. - -
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; i '. "1 ' "v -' " 4- ' V "J - . ?- - xmo yry ,
. ro ooo touprimipk: :
Vigar3 in Uie State. r i ; - i
J - " - 1 L rr" ' ' - ' ' X
Store everv fifteen
I GEO. MYER'S
II and lSFliONT STREET f
OUR 6 WN MAKE
Saclcllcs ami Harnetn
-OK EVERY DESCRimON,
t ' .-.'-.-. t r . .- m
I Mad and Repaired at
Hayden' & Gerhardt's
Third st.. between Market hd Princes? .. :
jan 1J tf. . ! . , .. . -
-BIGGEST THING OUT.
I .- ... ( -r. . ,-r 'f ..- . - r j : '-''--"
GRAINS OF WHEAT MEASURING QNU
11 AH? INCH IN LENGTlC SAMPLES
FREE, to every Farmer i n the United Stale
Greatest Curiosity In Seeds eyer seen. .
I S. Y. HAINES & CO., '
ec 2t J - Sweetwater, Tenn.
J JOHN DAWSON, -
HARDWARE MERCHANT.
HAS THE LARGEST " AND BEST As
sorted stock of HARDWARE in this
part of the State. If you want GOOD GOODS
and LOW PRICKS, be sure to call at the old
established HARDWARE HOUSE of
V JOHN DAWSON,
V) North Market street, v.
dee2ily Wilmington, N.C.
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D. L. RUSSELL i!
Attorne v at Law, i 1
Office at residence. coruer?of Second And i
Dock fcJtreets.
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