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VOLUME IX.
. WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1878.
Single Copies 10 Cents
NUMBER 11
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jifhutioiial insertion. ;
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:iltu3jo?c ratcaf cxCef t on.-' special. con
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p .-?cciai ; rates-can bo ha-l lor a Idntre?
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if T ir(jc 'sub:ripti)n riee to Tin: Wilt
11 kiroX Po3tJ' is. il : OOVper ;.- year;
' si4 months 7o cent;.
1 dvllcominiynertiwisoii lmiues.shpu!d
!rlH!:addresHeo! to Tin: Wilmington
L'T, Wilmington, N. C. ,
11 Kennedy, liu.siness Ianairer.
h; i Tli c auniial election 'in. Unit 'state v ;u
heM on ;:Tucsday last, ami -was lor a
; ( ft'i' mCr, lvailpaI Commissioner, ami
i jl'gislatCire, a Ciovcrnor'.s (Jouncil, and
rniior ollicers. The latest .returns be-
tbili we ci to pres are 'from 1 So towns.
lulijjthes IVeseott, jlepublieau; fbr Gov
jlHTjfnr, has ja ifnijority of 2,820 over
j iPKvjio, pcmocrat,.and the lower House
f,' oii,ne liCgioiaiurQ, as Kir as liearu irom
stjijids Ipuhlieaus to 117 Jino-.
,;.?rft3.- lvfic Republicans likvevthus made
7 .a )can sWpep of the slate., - , ; "
Cjd iThc ''.rclilt of this election is very
riMiiliCvT.iit as to the temper of the north
ern 'people . 'fco.'fa r"as Nev J lamjrshire
isH-oncertied it shows '-hat (he people
; i hVc made up their uundsr fp sustain
h aHfi! principles ol the .Jlepublica-ii party.
ills1 a notification tc tho fanatics of
- i- thtse southern: states to behave Tit ia -
IT .Tftes; V It is-, a declaration in -'favor of
:: H'( supreiiiacy ot lpie 'I,t7.lera.l.(.ioverni
T fifc Hl as against tli e lhiscrable heresies,
T () tlijsouthefn "lome ru'e'; doctrines,
;T'ift.'e' hHt! if treason which are now
TTilkioj?..OVf r this part of the country
--ijp i Jit; hypocritical disguise of 'D'eth'oc
It is Ihclirst.sharj) rillQ crack of
tiJ
i'reat cannonade which will decide
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policy of this country in the, future
t vc.agtunst-.that secession and treason,
vfh
till
now is plotting agaiiist the life
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ho, nation, . , ;
NEWS ITK5IS.
Thq o hf Charter () ak I n u r j i i c e Go
0 ; I Ve ; r.C- p r ga t i i ze (Y o u 1 1 1 tV , in U t u : 1
o. t
I ; X A I iit i i in j i j uaj imiu'-m --v. n win
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.iltviMiirg a now moue ox eitenug i
iUnt.ii - "T,T; -T' v T-::
Therii h:ts beeii u very violciit wind
anil snow storm n Wyoming Territory.
nic'snoW drifted in immense piles, and
mknv cattle and people were IVozon to
alb;
fJiinies II. Harriss, ono of. the most
distinguished tis well as 'do-pient of the'
ilored men of this state; has been
Viteakirrg in tins city on the subject of
'ejucation, ( :-':VV -: ' -' : r
There, seems to be soine s'otvness in
".i ranging the term a of ;'thT Iiropea.n
Congress and a pcriuane.n't peaije. Kiis
bia Will have pretty much its own way
: iii thejend. ' '-. .";v"T T 'V'
Some' :of the ante b-j'tum imiil co:l
. .tractor of the south, having got their
pay qnce from the .Confederate govern-
nlenti are now trying to get it a ;am oi
I re united elates
UlllLCU pltUita.. . ... ;
n, eartho;uake-lasting only a uw sec
i shook ihe town of Coluruuti?, Chu,
A;
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the locomotive bells jingled, and
j ' f- 1 Ijej steads''. danced across the floor, l aud
!T; ft'he-people y'Cre yefj badly I'rjghtcncd
That?: windy old fellow; Judge John
verr, H mis
erabte because the five Jus-
ices pf the
tjupreme Court don't agree.
i tivijli him. .
The -weeping sage has the
oiulolcnees of several liitle country
pApers..'' :; ' --T, :' T ? :'?':.
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In our style of climate, with its sud
den changes of temperature rain', ;wiud
and sunohi.ne often intermingled in a
tjingleday-r it i no wonder that cur
jchiUlrcn,- friend and "relatives- are go
frequently takeu from us by neglected
colds, half the deaths resulting directly
from, this cause.T A bottle idf Bosch'ce'd
(fermu Syrup kept a4jou your home
lor immediate use. will prevent serious
sickness, --a lare doctor's bill and .per
haps death, by the u?e of three or four
doses. Fdr. curing consuiptiori,-hemor
rhages,, piieumoniay "seevcre coughs,
croup or any disease of the troal or
lungs, its lsuccess is simply wonderful,
as your druggist will tell you German
y"rtipis now is nov sold in every ;towu
and pillage on this continent. Sample
bottles for! triai, lOc.j regular si.o, 75c.
,' Dr.tllarter's Fever and Ague Spvei-
I , I i lie is sold under a full guarantee
It
has never yet failed, and the! Dr. ILir
ler 31edicine.Company tnereiore runs
no risk In this offer, which stands un
paralleled in its liberality. 2t
(-!.: Vln the bright lexicon of Dr. Ilar-
I- j tei-'s-'tWer' a'rfd 'Ague'Specific,- there is
Those who
jhave suffered for years find immediate
relief, and these treat the premonitory
symptoms 'save themselves all.
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STATE ITEMS.
Mis. J udjre Duxton, one of the most
alcnted and brilliant ladies of North
Jarohua is giving readings ftbm Soaks
Carolina is civincr readings fro
neare in aid nf Hip OxfnrH Oihan Asv.
lum.
The U. S. Branch Mint is to be rer
established In Charlotte :and . all the
pcople of that city, are rejoicing, dald-1
we!), of the Observer, is to get the first
them U " piqCeS Wih holeCin
4. , ' T ,
liy the Qth census the total value ,of
fann prod nets for the county of Bladen
was &'M 1 1 1 fl- nnrl tntal-nnnnlatinn aa
12,S;;L This was $28.91 to each person
hrr the year, or 7 7-10 cents pcr dayto
each person.
A friend has
that wt'iirhed 9t
shown us a
goose esg 1
ounces, one of a latter (
of t wen ty-one eggs from a blind goose,
..who i.i now setting on the other twenty
eweight of the whole latter 12$
pounds. ifoci-y Mount 'MdiC. T .)'
n ( t mi ,r , . c ... s, '
rrof. J. 1. Humphues of thts place
has dpubtless the finest ! collection of
minerals i n the state of North Carolina,'
and they were all gathered from mines
in uusuu aujqming; wunues, inciua-
ing lifty specimens j of liquid-bearing.
o u a r t v., 1 'icdmont 1 ress
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a corresponuent at iysartsviue says:
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v . :U. u anion naa i a doer to cro
. 3i. uiamou naa j a aog to go maa.
It bit all his bt her dogs and one sheep
and snapped at one of his boys. The
inad dog put but ana t. ttieT boy pu a
horse., followed but did not overtake
him. The dog went to Chas.TLock-
ridgVa and bit two of his dogs. Then
he came upon Doc. Lockridge where he
was cutt ing wood and attempted to bite
urn when I?oc. cut his head off with
my morganwri uiaaei ,.
Iui; Published that Col. Wihstead,
Mr. - Lewis Ilanes, Judge Cloud and
Mr. John T. Cramer," are now in Wash-
ingin'U' lighting, to Tbavb f Dr. -W. H.
AVijeckr, Collector hf Internal Reve-
nu4 removed We do not know upon
w.rat ground thi3 light is made. If it
is upon iho charges preferred when Dr.,
Wheeler was nominated to the Senate
for Collector, we do not hesitate to say
that we do not believe: one word of said
mJStt
disturbed lialciah Register, y 4
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;A railroad should run ioi the round,
tart a Iage
ager beer garden
at iiillon. '
Th'J weather has been
Ting the past week' !
beautiful du
The Mayor of Baltimore passsed
tiuouhour eity onTEriddy latt.
The Seaside Railroad ha? a few more
.tickets'., f ir sa'e at $3 09 per hundred
ndes. - . : 1 ' '.- '".- I
nl :,rm,r n,vnmnh kl.rd. J. W.
iiinso-,, now of New York, is in our
city.
The Countv Commissioners are pur-
chasing county bonds at 70i for
the I
county.
Street cars will be put on the Market
iiid 1 Ulton routes, j regu
ar, after the 1
first qf April.
'.ironiM ivhn want a rlac s nlpimnrn I
should go to the sound. The turnpike
Dr. W. W. Davisi we understand, is
very low and is hot expected to live.
He has a cancer on his face, i
Gov. Vauce has been fnvited to de-1
liver a lecture for the benefit of the
Ltidicb' Benevolent Soc'ety.
Mr. Urad. Jewctt, E.sq., is erecting a
now rcsiaenco ior uimsyii, ou ioun
between Front and second streets. , .
The stockholders of the Wilmington
Cotton Mills will liold (their annual
meeting on Tuesday, the 9th of April,
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...TiZTJ" ,ut at, v a
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Sii uiiffi' has rftr.fiivod the insurance on
his property -which was destroyed by
fire some two weeks ago. 4iuck wor.
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Hon.S II. Fishblate, our very excel-
lent Mayor, we 'are pleaseeV to seehas
reiurneu irom ms , uip to iw mo,
looting nappy auu au , um
City l utner ' coum ; jioi. remain away,
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long irom nis many cunureu. ,
Y k i . r ow Fever. A Vessel with y
low fever has come j in port at Smith-
ville two men idied at sea. The vessel
.hould not be j allowed, to come up to
ful Mayer will! not allow her to come
within live miles of the place, or allow
.mr nf iniir npftnlft to tr o on hoard flf her
and then return to the city. :
Tlie case of vronMhn v, tne 1,0m-
meicidl Bank of Wilmington, was ar-
gucd beforfc Judge Eure, at chambers, sentiments, and in fame, the represen-
o , i i hoc-f vw TfArrn Tna t tative in his own person of the cm
on tralurdiy last, by Judge Daniel L. ... natriot- nf CWnrrf Rrid whn
Russell and p Maj.D.J. Devape, for
plainiiiVatid- Messrs. Geo. Davis and
Vright cc Steadmah
for defendants,
Decision reserved.
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The children of Geo. Batson, one of
our colored Ifellow-citkens, came very
near being burned to d(eath on Sunday
night ' last. 'The'bedl clothing caught
flln,i ,oJio i mtKpr hot tor th'p.m for
a' while, but througUe ffrtg.ft(tlei
mother they yere j saye. SJbe gave
them a shower ba$h to 'cool em olf.
John Morrison alias Thomas Morris
was arrested a few nights ago by a po-
liceman. charged with stealing a lantern,
the proper of the fc. C. Railway Com-
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He was bound over
for trial at
the next term of the Superior Cou-t.
"The 'Hibernian. Society'? will ccle-
brate the 17th inst.; St. Patrick's Day,
by a parade in the streets, after which
Father Moore i?ill deliver a panegyric
on St.. Patrick, accompanied by appro-
;f '.:' afr m i i ,.
Pate services, at St. Thomas' Catholic
Church. ! "i
Peoe Hou6E CoiiMiTTEEi discharged
the following persons from the poor
House, on the 15th inst: Annie Ben
ton. Rebecca .Iotipr. Richael HooDcr.
Lavina Jones, Patience Burnett, Mary
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Lewis Davis and Samuel Robinson
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Zot iai0: a difficulty on Saturday night
last and Robinson cut' - Davis very seri-
ously in the breast,' near the heart.
Robinson has been bound oyer to court
by Justice Hall to answer for his mis-
r.rmdnpf'..
a
Cotton Miils. for Sale. We un-
destand that the stockholders of the
Wilmington Cotton Mills will probably
uii ,u. t. (, . 1f
be asked to allow the Directors to sell
be property for the purpose of satisfy-
ing the mortgage and other debts,
whieh arri rpnortad fo bp nbnnt. &r nno '
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, An Astonlsliina Pact.
A large proportion of the American
nnnn, nn a a - ,
PeoPIe are dying from the eflects
of Dyspepsia or disordered liver. The
result of these diseases upon the mass-"
es of intelligent and valuable people is
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f10 alarming, making life actually a
burden instead of a pleasant existence
of enjoyment and Uiefulness as it ought
to be. There is no good reason for this,
if mUoy lhroW aside prejudice
and skepticism, take the advice of
druggists and your mends, and try one
Jit i fj T . -w- I ' . -
uoiue oi vrreeu s August r lowers. i.our
sneedv relief is cprfnin. Millions nf
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Yrk4f1fia rf Vlla mArllAlffln li n I n rri
uwuvno ux iuio uivuivuic na c wcu i
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en away to try its-virtues, with satis-
factory results in every case. - You can
hnv a s.imnlfl lintrlp fnr lO npnh to rxf
Three dose3 relieve the worst case.
Positively sold by all Druggists on the
Western continent.
Muni)Ea will our. Some four
years ago a man by the name of Benja
min Smith, of Abbottsburg, N. C. was
murdered at Lumberton while attend-
mg a circu3, and on Saturday last offi-
cer J: N. VanSoelen. Denufv TT. R.
Marshal, arrested one Ben McAlister
f a.rf d Twith the murder, of th said
touuiLii. xt appeal a uuiuiui; tviueutu
of two colored men that Ben confessed
to them that he killed Smith. Thefol
Inwinc is t.hn 'Riihst,nnr nf ihpt stntA-
ment made to them: "That in Novem-
ber, I8H while the Great Eastern cir-
ous was performing at Lumberton,
Robeson county; the defendant, Ben
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the tent, when Mr. Benjamin Smith
went to the side or the tent and at-
tpmnfpd tn lift, nn fhp. rantass. whpn
A-f?k..ikvT hfm Wow
hicw it was thouirht at the time had
Uu0a i.s,. tKof ha nA
connected with the show, one white and
me tner coiorea, men wrapped omiw
"P in blanket apd carried him to a
ravine a short distance from the tent
deposited him upon the ground,
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luulue.r ,lwome" .ieiur"eu.lu
tne tent, McAUster remaining witn the
wounded man with the iew, as he
expressed it, of satisfying himself as to
whether he was really dead or not; that
shortly after the two men departed
Smith began to show signs of life and
I rpfnrninoft rnnsnniisnfiss. nnnn wnip.n
"w" f-.r. .ir
McAlister recalled the two men; in-r
i lormmg them oi the lact, whereupon
I they 'made a finish of him The three
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and conveyed it to an unoccu.
ied house or barn near by." T
He also confessed to having killed a
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pers0Q in . Cumberland county some
vears affo. for which he was convicted
of manslaughter and sentenced to the
p3nitentiary for a term of years, but
succeeded in effecting his escape.
McAlister has been committed to jail
and will be sent to Robeson county for
inai.
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The Boston Tratpaript lhii describes
Hr. Ralph Waldo Emerson :
t'Xhe best typical Yankee living, in
personal appearance, in character, in
ann0uncd to the startledT world
the existence of an independent Ameri
ca, the poet who has made New Eng-
lana son sacreu, inueeu logetner witn
the streams and skies, pines and bushes,
and brown hills about it, the thinker,
ho with Btstownsinan, Hawthorne;
civen' the world of art and thought
some purely American products and
proofs of a new and distinct race ron
tn,? planet.
Jeff DTate oXthfx Confecera,te
States' ( of America, declares, tha,t he
hasn't any poltffca.1 aspirations. -
' NEW AD VER TISEMENTS
OFFICE OF THE CAROLINA CENTRjLT
.. i 11AILWAY COMPANY, V
Vn,Ml-GToN, N. C, March 1, 18.8. J
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NOTICE.
A LL PARTIES Tu WHOM THE CARO
J. UNA Central Railway were Justly ln
debted for! services rendered or supplies
furnished prior to the Road passing into the
hands of receivers on April 5th, 1S76, will
please present the same at once for exami
nation and payment. f
, , f LB. GRAINGER,
j march tf. . . . ; Receiver
ZIMMERMAN & WHITE,
General Upholsters & Paper Haulers,
N. W. Cori Second ana princcsa si.
WILMINGTON. N. C. -
AVlNDOW SIIADE3, WALL PAPER
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Pillows and
' 1 Bolsters, Picture Frames, Cords,
, Tassels, Nails, &c, &c.
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES; ALL SIZES.
Zimmerman's improved Store and Win
dow Awriinss, very low. for cash.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
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J HAVE THIS DAY GIVEN WILLIAM
E. SPRINGER an interest in my HARD
WARE' BUS IN ESS. The style of the firm
will hereafter be JOHN DAWSON & CO.
JOHN DAWSON.
Wilmington, N. C. Jan. 21, 1878feb 1-lm
SPECIAL PROCLAMATION.
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TU THE, GOOD PEOPLE OF WIL-
MINGTUN:.
I
Y YOU WANT THE VERY BEST
BEEF,
PORK,
SAUSAGES, T '.;.
-I' ' &'('.. fee. ttc.
CALL AT
On Second Street, between Market and
Princess streets,
janljy ISAAC W. KING..
D L. RUSSELL
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Attorney at Law,
OiTlceal residence, corner'of Second and
Dock Street. j mar26-tl
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JXJ$T RECEIVED
rpiIE BEST QUALITIES OF POCKET
j. lvnlves, llazors, Taole Knives, Scissors,
Carvers, Steels, &c, and a general variety of
me Desi UAtiuwAKi;. or sale at lowest
prices, at N. JACOBI'S
! Hardware Depot,
dec 21 ly No. 10 South Front street.
. F UTRELL. ;
No. 10 ; MARKET - No.10
gELECT FAMILY GROCERIES, .
.FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS,
COUNTRY PRODUCE, ''
dec 21 ly CHEAP FOR CASH
HOME MADE CANDIES.
TT 7" ARRANT FD PURE( AND FLAVOR
1 V ED with the very nnest Essential Oils
of Nutmeg, lemon, Cloves, Peppermint,
Cinnamon, Sassafras. Wintergreen, Aniseed
and Hoarhound Herb. A full supply of
.bananas, urauges ana Apples, on nana.
. Fruit and Confectionery Store,
march 1 ; i
" - ; "' . AND ';"' -
HORSE - SHOEING.
J HAVE OPENED A SHOP AT THE
corner of Market and Seventeenth streets,
where I am prepared to shoe horses and
mules, repair carts, wagons, 'buggies and.
carriages both; I woftd1 and iron work.
hope my old friend will remember me
when they have any work in my line.' . I
guarantee gat'ftfaction In price and qualit
of Work. RICHARD WATERS,
febltf r
l fT . TT Cireai cnauce to make money
KJKJJlJUi If you can't get gold you can
get greenbacks. We need a person in every
town to take subscriptions for the largest.
cneapest ana musiratea lamiy? pu,Diicat,ion
in tne. woriu. Any one can become a suc
cessful aget. The. most elegant works of
art given jree to subscribers. Tne price is
so low that almost everybody subscribes.
One "agent reports making over 5150 in a
week. A lady agent reports taking over -kx)
subscribers in ten days. All who. ensace
make money fast.'1 You can devote all your
time to the business, or only .your spare
time. You need not be away from home
over night. Yo,u can do it as well as others.
Full particulars, directions and terms free.
Elegant and expensive Outfit free.. If you
Sint profitable work send usyour address
once. It costs notbang to try the busi
ness. No, one who engages fails to make
great pay, Aauresa -'ine reopie s journal,'
roruanat Elaine. aug u-ixm.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SOL BEAR & BROSo
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jjJFFER TO THE PUBLIC, AT the
'T.'.- '. ' "T ,"'". .
LOWEST NET PRICES,
one of the largest and
1 .cheapest Stocks of.
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READY MADE CLOTHING
; -AMID : --:;!.;.
GENTS FURMSIilNG - GOODS,
Boots, l.
Slices,
ais and
Dify Goods,
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Carpel igs T. ;-:
iSlaialiels, J-l :T
Give us a call before purchasing else
where, dec 21 tf. -
T j ' COAIi COAI. - -T.-
F YOU WANT TO KFEP WARM AND
get the worth of your money, buy your
Coal from tlie uudersisneJ,
We have the
bet!
GRATE and ; V i
) v ' STOVE COAL.
lnjlie market. Also that Super. or
ENGLISH COAL.
for quick and hot fires. . -
Send the cash and orders wilt be rilled
promptly WOJITII A WOTII
jan li-ti ,
PRACTICAL- PLUMBER, STEAM
AND GAS FITTER, '
WILMINGTON, X. C,
QAN STILL BE FOUND AT HIS OLD
stand, Journal Buildinsr, Princess street,
where he is prepared to do all kinds of work
in nis line, cneaper than everefore ottered
to the public. Has constantly on hand
Bath TuDs, ,
Water Close ti, ;
iT Wash Stands,
! Pumps of all descriptions,
Drain Pipes, ' . j
; Gas Pipes, . j
Gas Fxtures, &c, &c.
Personal attention given to all work.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
december 21 tf
, NOTICE.
FULL LINE OF DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Fancy ArMcles.ToilctSoaps, &c,
at the lowest Cash rrices. j 1 .
CARS AND TOBACCO J
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In great variety. ii.
The utmost care and personal attention
given to preparing prescriptions, at .
BURBANK S Pharmacy
dec 21 ly ,' cor. Front and Princess sts
B, D. MORILL,
Uiiierlater. Carijeatcr' and CaMiiet
OPPOSITE CIT V UAIAj,
On Third Street.
TIT -i -
ILL FURNISH COFFINS, CASKETS,
with attendance, at the very shortest
notice. - ; 1 .
All orders from the country promptly at
tended to.
' Orders for, Carpenter and Cabinet Work
solicited, and worlc guaiauteed.
Work as low as any in thelcity.
JanlS-ly , J
JOp WEBNEK,
HAIR DRESSING
SALOOIV, ; T '
No. 11 NORTjl FRONT STREET,
(South of Purceel House.)
- Particular attention given to Ladies and
Misses' Hair cutting and Shampooing, eith
er at their residences or at the Kaioon.
jan 4 ly.
k PAIR OF VERY FINE MULES AND
2V ONE HORSE, fpr sale. Apply to
June 15 I W. P. CANADA Y.
NEW AD VER 11SEMENTS,
HENNINGr & TEEL,
DEALERS IN 7
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
AGSCULTUBAL IMPLEMENTS. IRON,
Steel, Nails, Axes, Spades. Shovels.Col
lars.Hames, Trace Chains, Ploughs, Cast
ings, Carpenter's Tools. Blacksmith's Bel
lows, Vices, Anvils, drcjWagon and Cart
Wheels, Rims. Spokes, Hubs Axles, Hol
low Ware, Rope, Twine, Knives Forks,
Spoons, Brushes,Fish Lines, HookStSinkers,
Cotton Seine Twine, Flsx Uilling Twine,
Seine Rope, Scales. Beams, Pots, Syiders,
Ovtns. Fry Pans, Ac
We invite especial attention to our large
an I extensive assortment of IRON, selected
expressly for Smiths and Farmers' use, all
ot which, and much more, we offer at low
est pjices, at the
New Established "
Hardware House of
T No. 9 Market SU
Wilmington, N. C.
march: 1 , .-, 5 ;-.'..:-
PARKER & TAYLOR,
T 1 V DEALERS IN . '-' .. -
Kerosene Oil, stoyes, Metals. Gnus,
Lanterns, Fairbanks Scales,1
PUMPS, BRASS AND IRON ROSIN
STRAINERS.
DIPrERS AND SKIMMERS. '.
Manufacturers and wholesale dealers
'T iu '-.,,;
TIN AHD: SHEET IRON WARE,
jan 11 ly WILMINGTON, N. C
Visit or Communicate With Us.
WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION OF
samples", prices, terms and oflers.
, Have on hand and receiving daily samples
fc oap, Meats, Lard, &c .
, S Execute orders for ajl descriptions of
Merchandise. Receive and sell all descrip
tions, of produce.
ws-l want a purchaser for ; one 160-Horse
Power Double Engine, and Tubular PoweTr,
suitable to drive a Cotton Factory, Mill br
Ldstillery. Also, three pair 4J feet Stonds,
with Gear, Shafting, will sell low dowh!
tJB-We negotiate for the nnrr.hnssft an A
sale ot Turpentine Distilleries, Ac.
S- Samples of Merchandise sent to any
point when requested. ,
i c U PETTEWAx & SCHULKEN.
mh 8-tf Brokers and Com'n Merchants.
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If incs and Liiquors for
Medicinal Use. :
' march 1 tf ; '"
JOHN DAWSON,
HARDWARE MERCHANT
H
ASTTHE LARGEST AND BEST As
sorted stock of HARDWARE in this
part of the State. If vou want GOOD GOODS
and LOW PRICES, be sure to call at the old
establlshed.HARDWARE HOUSE of
I JOHN DAWSON, :
; 19 North Market street,
dee 21 ly ' Wilmington, N. C.
f REASONS WHY
PERRY DAVIS'
PAIN-KILLER
. . .- ' ', IS THE .v. ' '
Bast Family Medicine of tf e Age !
tVnd why it should be kept always near at
hand:, ''' ,
1st. Pai-Kii,,leb. is the most certain
Cholera cure that medical science has
produced. : .
2nd. PAiN-Kii,i,ER, as a Diarroea and Dys
entery remedy, seldom if ever fails.
3rd. PAtx-KiLLEn will cure Cramps or
Pains in any part of the system. A
single dose usually affects a cure,
ith. Pain-Kili,e will cure dyspepsia and
, 1 , Indigestion, if used according to direc
tions. . -
5th. Pain-KiLleb is an almost never-failing
cure for Sudden Colds, Conghs, &c
6th. PAix-K iller has provel a Sovereign
Remedy for Fever and Ague, and Chill
Fever; it has cured the most obstinate
, cases. - v
Tlh. Pain-Killer as a ligament is un
equaled for Frost Bites, Chilblains,
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Sprains, tc
8th' Paih-Killeb has cured cases of
Rheumatism and Neuralgia after years
. standing. ;;: - j-
9th. Pain-Killer will destroy Boils, Fel
ons Whitlows Old Sores, giving relief
from pain after the first application.
10th. Pain-Killer cures Headache, and
Toothache. , !
li t h. Pain-Killer. will save you days of
sickness and many a dollar In time
and Doctor's bills. '
12th. Pain-Killer has been before the
public over thirty-seven years and Is a
Durely Vegetable preparation, safe to
, beep and use in every family. The
V i simplicity attending its use, together
with the great variety of diseases that
may be entirely eradicated by it, and
the great amount ot pain and suffering
' that can be alleviated through its use,
make it imperative noon everr nerson
to supply themselves, with this valu
able remedy .and to keep it always near
at hand. , v
The Pain-Killer is now known and ap
preciated in every quarter of the Globe.
Physicians recommend it in their oractlee.
while all classes ot society have found m it
relief and comfort.- uive it a trial.
Bo sure and buy the genuine. Every Drug
gist, ana neany every ixraniry ujrocer
tnrougnoui ine ianq Keep it ior sale.
jan is-iy
4 GOOD WHARF between Mulberry and
J, Walnut streets, to rent for a term o
vears. bv .
Jnnelj W P. CANADA Y !
Q FASHIONABLE CARDS no two alike
&J with name, 10c. 20 Scroll, with ham e
10c, post paid. Agents' outfit, lOc.
GEO. I. REED A CO
oct!2r-52t Hubbax; Najsan.N
is
MISCELLANEO US.
VIES, &c
&( RoUs ana Half
Rolls BAGGING,
itu
500 Bundles TIES. "
25 Tons HOOP IRON.
250 Keirs NAT!
25 Bbls KEROSENE OIL.T; '' :
LIQUORS. TOBACCO. I and CIGARS a
specialty. ;l'- I - ' ? '. " P -
aeezi tr adiuan & vollers.
Flour, Sugar, Meat, Molasses.
1000 Blu FLOUR, of various brands. T
T , 250 Bbls SUGAR, of sundry grades,
; 150 Boxes MEAT, Hams, Shoulders,
Sides, Strips, Bellies. ;
200 Hhds and Bbls MOLASSE9,
. Qall on or order diiect from
dec 21 tf s ADRIAN VOLLERS -
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APPLES, RAISINS, TORANGLS,
- i A '- ,: -" .:-'
CITRON. , i I7RMONX P.Altfnv 1'
PRUNES, fi CURRENTS, NUTS,
- "n . .-.- , ' - '
COCOANUT and FIRE CRACKERS,
v". ' ' --For sale by j '-.;' - 1 - -., i.
ADRIAN & VOLLERS, J
' Wholesale Grocers, T
Cor., pock and Front Streets. J
dec21-ly
1 v - ,r
BOOTS AND SHOES, i
JUST RECEIVED AN im
mense stock of LADIES'
FOX and MOROCCO SHOES
of all varieties, styles' and descriptions; also
GENTS' S H O ES . iTr':
In every imaginable style. V
CHILDRENS' SHOES J
A specialty. , ' ' -
)TIIOMAS H. IlbwEY. jR.,
dec 21 ly . No. 49 Market street.
SALOON.
THE OFFICE SAIiOOjyi!
. - 1 .' ' - ' ' - - . i
rN THE STEET WHICH LEADS FROM
the Dawson Bank to the Custom House,
IS THE TPLA.CEi
To get the. very best
NEW RIVER OYSTERS and GAME.
' .-. - - '. , -,-:' - ?-. .:
All the delicacies or the season always bu
' ' ... . hand. -: i. ,..'.: ;;'--
THE THE VERY FINEST LIQUORS
At the BAR, and every attention paid to
customers. , , '
CALL CHRISTMAS AND GET
. f . YTOUR EGG NOG.
A MERR Y CHRISTMAS TO ALL.'
:-y . ' .- - !
dec 21 tf If W. M. COLLINS.
Furniture, uarpets.
LARGE STOCK, ALL GRADES.
LATEST DESIGNS, A T j
T y ; LOWEST PRICES.
' :'1 ;' ' -'.' . - '
AN ELEGANT
Assortment of j
CHILDREN'S CHAIRS AND RAT-
X TAN ROCKERS.
: : '.'. ': IS - -.. I -. . -. :
-Just the thinfor Christmas Gifts
f D. A. SMITH & CO.,
dec 21 tf North Front Street,
furmtuke;
F. A. SCHUi'TE,
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SOUTH FRONT STREET,
E
EEPsT THE ; LARGEST STOCK OF
CHAMBER AND PARLOR
FURNITURE
In the State," and solicits an examination.
For Xmas, Ladies and Misses Rattan . ;
. - cnairs. ; J
NICE LOT OF CARPETS
MATTINGS and everything usually found
in a COMPLETE FURNITURE STORE.
dec214t ., v I
N. GREEN WALD.
DEALER IN DOMESTIC AND IMPORT
TED , . . , ; - - ' . ':..vV- I ;
CIGARS AND SNUFFS, 1
North Carolina and Virginia Smov
ing and Chewing Tobacco, j
PIPE SMOKERS ARTICLE, t &cj
"Indian Girl , Cigar : Store1;
NO. 28 M ARKET STREET; T
dec 21 tf . -Wilmington, N. C
Country Merchants
THAT ARE IN WANT OF CASTINGS,
' HOAR . . 1W f!halni IT.m.a . (VJi.n.
Back-Bands, Shovels, Spades, Forks, Axes
Grub Hoes. Hollow-ware and Hard ward
generally will find it to their interest to go
and examine! goods and prices at the Old
Established Hardware House of , ;
JonN dXwson & co.,
Teh i-ti 19, so and 21 Ma;kt SW
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