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VOLUME IX.
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1878
Single Cpfes 10 Cests
NUMBER 21
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WILMINGTON POST ADVER
TISING RATES.
Fifty cents per line for the first in
sertion and twenty-five cents per line
(.ir each additional insertion. i
Kight (8) lines, Nonpareil lype, con
stitute a square'. ' -' , '
All advertisements. will he charged at
the ahove rates, except on special con
tracts, f i I
t, . ; ' .
. Special rates can be. had for a longer
time than one week. -
t' The subscription priee to Tub Wjl-
urVIITllV 1YISIT 14 1 (Ml rrr . -twr.
i AlWminuaicrtion.sonbu.siiieHalioulJ
T ln 'iililrpatA(1 to " Tup. Wii'mvrmv
' 1'orfT, Wilmington, N.-C. '.
Cli Y H'EMS.
The Cape Fear Artillery had a drill
on Tuesday.. ;
' .Splendid,.; rajn .'since last-: issu in
lie-c parts. .
IV. Col: John ( lordon had his b;itlil-
ion gut for drill.on Wednesday.
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. -Marshal Hill made a short vii t to
Wilmington Wednesday night. ;
.l.udgo Kure, left for Onslow on Mon
".day last,, where he goes to hold court.
Col. W. S. Pearson, , of Morgantoiii
-Miti the city attending) the'.'-Episcopal
convention. :
'Mr.jW. FJ Lcssman has opened a
rr r; .J-iirif tit..... fi'irlinr .if Mlt-lif " :itlll
ater streets. . ,
..K?k Judge Cantwell went! to stales
villc on Wednesday to'- delivpr the me
morial adilrcss. . 1 "
M r. lvugene.'-Malttqt, was idected a
KiciiU naut in the Cape Fear Artillery
on' Friday night last." S ...
Mayor 'Fishblato is .in Fayctteville
on ahort visit. You had better hurry
home or thingsr will get right. Fishey.
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Chas, iKiuK was before U. tS.Coinmis-
VtomT '.c'liuigg, on tho charge pf pass
ing : tountci fciymoney. . No decisiioii.
lr. T I!. Carr has invented a dredg
ing macliine which is verv highly s.ok
cti of. We hope ho will make a fortune
. out of it.
Col. J. W, Atkinson refuses to be re
i coneiled by the Waddell men by being
h the delegation to the Cingri'6sional
Convention. ' - j,
A .small house belonging 4o .Mesrs.
Northrop Sl Cirmming on 1'th and Ann
streets, .was ".burned on Sunday lasl.
l.-cs about J lldO. Fully innirtd.
The Tlook'nnd Ladder "company was
it on parade on the 7th, enjoying their
. .' i I
ii i m versa ry: Jiiey tiau a gruuu umu
cr the.good things of life atnjht.
Uohii Merrick was very badly hurt by
Tailing in :i tar barrel at Messrs. Ulos-
Uom F. vans'- d'stillery iu the tipper
part of the city. - It is likely to prove
(tt'riiur. . : - -. i ; ' ;
The store of Messrs CUrk & Curr'io
at Clarkton, ou the C. C, 1. ail road, was
entered on last Friday niht bv bur;
glars and goods,; watches, knotjey, Ac,
. taken therefrom to the value of. 0.
..To day being the 10th of May, iis.
Confederate Memoiial Day. There,
1 ill be !a larire turniut of the ladles
and cUiMrci
i,' us well as the businese
nitMi o
'will be
men of; the city. Most of the stores
losed. . j .
: Mcssik Fd. Kidder. Donald MclUe,
A. 4. DeUosset, Uco, Freuch, Lat
Minor, V. A." Wright and W( H. Mc
vtc. re elected directors of. tho
Wiltu'fugion (jai-Light Company cn
Tuesday, last. -"
I A pronc by the name of lajwi
'Uud toj escape from Special iVputy
aentrpavi, on last Saturjay, when
quite f lively hae took place. The
Twttisthe prisoner will be kept in
cWe confaicmeut by the SheritT.
The tirej at Mr, jJohn F. irrall
plutiiiv ncr thlJcity, on tat.Frida
nigbf.diUroyevl hi smoke house with
about worth of idovUion. The
. buildiu' was Valued at $100, and the
; insurance on the property wa tSOO.
I The llepublican par ia North
twin, and the pliicee toy rub"
lihd at, are as follow :
; Wth Clt ; Spirit tftk4&iK,VZxXig
Utt ;.4W(vi. SUtceTille: NtSitUt
lirtaboro ; Pivmttr, Atherille ; Rfjb
; futu, Winton j Pwr, Wilmlogtoo.
i- ,.'... '
- ktr. O. CurU. out Try tffiCKot
Uuraatine Phyxlcian, ha (fne to New
Uaaphire for a wife. We report him
Yaece be ahould be turned out at
it hitios to import a carrel
fn.m hv Uaaapahlre foe a tct
1t ialf-Un Wifcj the itaU tkt
ulor AhWt U froh.
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A young Democratic lawyer, a friend
' to Sinj. Ste'dman, says he does not mind I
beins beat by Cot. Waddell's friends,
but "be does hate like ;thnnder having
to go down into the grand jury room
and swear before a new convert to
Democracy for admission into? a Dem-
ocratic convention." Jle should not
mind that for the ne.V converts seem to
be managing the Democratic party.
. The Episcopal convention forj
North
Carolina, met at St. J&mes Church in
this city on Wednesday, the Stir inst.
The Kt. Ilev. Thos. Atkinson, Bishop
of Noil h Carolina,.called the conven-
tion io . order. The Assistant Bishop,
Kt. IU-v. Theodore B. Lyman, was also
prcsent. The convention will be in or of the citVj a Dcmocrat wa3 repeat-ses-si
-h ell this week. Wre will give a iv i-n,i k tuk Worl,inti
condinscd account of the proceedings
in our next. .
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Cannot tlic Ulayor'and'othcr officials
do something to stop so much crime
in our city. We are afraid they'are
entirely too easy with criminals. When
you find a person is guilty of violating
the law punish him properly and he
will not be so apt to do so again. ' But
if you suspend judgment on the many
promises they make, you will eucour
age crime. Heavy fines arc the only
re'lO'dy. X
The Republican campaign in this
cou 1 is likely to be a vcr lively one;
Tiier; are at' least forty aspirants for
e:ich ofiice. The Democratic party, in
this respect, beats the Republican par-
ty, for every Democrat you meet wants
a poa'iibn, an'd thinks JMr. Hayes ip-
tends the republicans to vote for them,
In this,' however, they will be siista-
KlvX. for republicans wil.l. VOTE I
Poll ONK HUT CiOOD.ASO
ION IlEPUIlLICAks.
1'RUF.; UN-
I'iie proprietor of the Wilmington
Ssa JSide Railroad is extending his
track oil Fourth street from Fourth
and Red Cross to Market and Fourth
streets, which will make it very con
venient for peisons living in that local
ity. The line will then-run from Hil
tun to Castle fitroct, a distance of about
twV' inilef; the other cross', line from
-Oakd.ile Cemetery, around Front street
and up Market stroct to Canaday's
Fark, the length of this route will be
about three and a half miles, besides
this lie is having all the street cars put
in thorough order.
Voung A. P. Howe, a soa of Mr. Al
I
lied Howe, of this citv. is a candidate
for Register of Dejnls, or as he. says in
this iMie of the rosr.hc is a candidate
fdr the nvmination from the llepubli- J
can Convention., l oune Howe is in
every way fully qualified, and we know
u4 no one who would " fill the position I
better than he can. Then he comes out
like every Republican should doj and j
says he is a candidate for the nomina
lion; If nominated, then he w.ill run, j
otherwise he will not. We call the
present incumbents att ution to the
wording of young Howe's card.
Messrs. Petta way a Schulkin.
We call attention to the ad. of the above
firm in this issue and it gives us pleas
ure to state that these gentlemen are
meeting up with great succesi on ac
count of their fair and prompt dealing
with their customers, and no one who
deals with then once Will ever leave
them. They are prompt iu attending
to business, and beius well posted they
are able tJ give perfect satisfaction to
those who patronuotheni. Ihcy keep
on Water street mine very pan oi ine
.... ... .. . . r .1
business center ot the city ana conven-
Idetto their country friends, as well as
to mercantile community. -
Give Messrs. retieway j?cuuiih
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call and be con vinccd of what we say.
tLr.n ..ir.nro i a matur
V'a x J - - -
5 1.5..1. .inr frlond and acouaintances
have a right to
a: rh.iu whether we
shall iiitlict upou them an exterior" un-
a
nance mirrcd by a neglected grixaled
. . - - .titi. f rinP
a.. iinair -1 l ra am. a -a in
l...lf I tV.Mh.l with whltA
v f .
i.i i ..i.kl. U lr. Thr
more accepUble than Hal la Hair lie-
uore aci . .
newer aou uvu5..
whiskers. IVUi thes preparaUons are
TV. -11 j
5E .ri icali
..i.t
make, note of lU , .V T
We tHiUlsh the rroceedinss th
er column, of the Democratic Coaxta
Won' held Satardiy Ut wrt
room to this city. The most iatemti
atiiacUott that took idaca, was Ue wtta.
field as aa aptrani we WOOgTW. aa
llaior took the orPrtT T7
fd WaJdeir Pa Ut week
in this city. The; speec'i of Maj. Sted-
man ia very pointed and was not rel-
laheJ by the Waddellr delegates at all.
H"e told them in yery plain language
that they , had lied on him and his
friends and they knew it. And while
he acquitted his opponent, Coif Wad-
dell, of haviag any hand in the lymj:
business, he did it in such a manner
that every one could see that he thought
Col. Waddell was at-the bead and front
of the whole of it. It was, take it all
together, one of the most scathing
speecheB we hare heard in a long time.
The Convention was boistrious in the
extreme.1, The delesratea on each side
exhibited the most intense -and bitter
Leline towards one another.1 The mav-
and theit rriemu nt Col. Waddell
has gained a strong hold; he now leaves
his county with a unanimous delegation,
which is a grand send offid the District
Convention, and in our opinion, will
give him the nomination for a fifth
term.. His friends, are very jubilant
over their success in carryiitjr, Xew
Hanover for their" favorite.
CurTiso ScrApe Twp Bad
ly hacked OJr 'jsu. bERiovsLY
Wouxded A serious cutting scrape
occurred on Tuesday night, .about 12
o'clock, at the old W'hitfield house, on
Front, between .Church and Castle
stre:ts, between two nien employed on
the Revenue Cutter Colfax, named
John Wesley Foley and William Yer
by; Jfoley got a'cut on the right side
of the leg, extending nearly the entire
length of the thigh, and reaching near-
ly or quite to theboue, another cut on
the right cheek, penetrating nearly to
the cavity, and still another cut on the
right ear, a portion of which was near
ly eyered in twain, altogether consti
tuting serious and dangerous wounds.
His under garments are badly slashed
upv, Foley alleges that Yerby com
menced the assault on him with a razor,
inflicting the wounds already described
on his person. Justice Hill had Yrby
arrested and ordered him to give ajjus-
titied bond - in the
euuisof.$300 for his
appearance befon? bis court on the 18th.
instant, in default of which he was
lotlgcd in jail.
Foley, w bote woiicds are considered
very serious, as we have stated, is con
fined to his room, on corner Fourth
ana vasue sireeis
Cutting Afhh No. 2 A WiiiTt
Man DAXGEnoisi.Y Wounded Ar
rest of his Assailant. On Wed-
nesday evening, about 7 o'c'ock, a so
nous aflalr occurred at the saloon of
Mr. John Haar, Jr., (u FroutiStreet.
A corn doctor, who gives his name as
Charles Brown had been playing cares
in the back, part of the saloon most of
the day, with tirst one and another.
During the afternoon Mr. George Sul-
Iivan happened in tue saloon, wnen tne
corn doctor bantered him for a game of
euchre.
They played for some , time,
being pretty drunk audi very
Brown
irritable, when Sullivan left the table.
Brown commenced abusing him, charg
ing him with taking advantage of him.
Sullivan denied the accusation, remark
ing to Captain McGowan, who was try
ing to quell the trouble, that he did not
want to have any fuss in his bar. The
corn doctor kept following Sullivan up,
cursing and abusing him,, and finally
called him a "d d Irisnsonof ab h,"
upon which Sullivan knocked him
drtwn -nd punished him'vcrv seterelr
I . ' . . '
about the head and face. Capt.Mc
0owan 8UCCecdcrl in separatice them.
aod guuivaa 8urted to leave, Brown
bean repeating his remarks, when he
. .
w&, knocked down and beaten
b Sullivan until CapU McOowaa sep-
tcd them. They got together the
I .
wut, rwni
B Sullivan up ana curaing mm,
aad as the latter was about turning on
I from him Ikown Ubbcd biro in sete-
a - .
tbe blood -the
wound.. The wounded man was taken
I "P vu wi v . ,
I I C.1t:. kr.ltri t.r.Mlv I mm
1 IOUOU chui m" """V
" 7 "
luicrr onUl other rhciao could be
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""for. poa ur
were drtwed., Aneffictr of the police
bo Wpcd label. tbeb-
bothood.ari"
, ..t - t.
armed with a targe rasor and a Usee
bat was fcnallT Ukeo oiT to the guard
I hotue ol Kxked. npC
- 1 jjn Sullitaa kit great deal of
I Wood, Hit ulea to hi hoae, ia
1 ut4 ether fart ef the eny. cn a Ut-
1 1.
I tUketa fwba a MNnda takt
haadred rid) lx3fJ a hkadrvd.
ttttj rema caa aow tide oa the street
Ladies who value their complexion
should preserve their health, and should
guard against a torpid liver. Dr.
Hartcr's Liver Pills cleanse from all
impurities, and the Iron Tonic gives
freshness and vigor. j 2t
It is only in the most fertile sections
that Fever and Ague become a scourge.
Happily for our. race, Dr. Hatter's Fe
ver and Ague Specific is an infallible
remedy for all forma and degrees of ma
larial disoruer. i. ' , , 2t.
The Supreme Court of the State of
New York has decided that J. C. Ayer I
s. r t li i -L ii l t . , I
, vu,, ui uoweii, nave me boio ngnt 10 I
. V-V..J I
medicino. and has issued an injunction I
agaiust F. V. Kushton, of New York
CltV. fnrjSpltinfT P.llBVilr'a
1 J w " .M0uwaa a vuvii J- a. vv .
toral or Cherry Pectoral Lozenges, or
any other use of the name to deceive
the public. This decision of the high
court includes all dealers who sell any
similar article. iVr Jeffttson IL. I.
Leader.
An Astouiahinir Fact.
A large proportion of the American
people are to-day dying from the effects
of Dyspepsia or disordered liver. The
result of these diseases upon the mass
es oi intelligent ana valuable people is
most alarming, making life actually a
burden instead of a pleasant existence
of enjoyment and usefulness as it ought
to be. There is no good reason for this",
if you will only .throw aside prejudice
and skepticism, "take the advice of
Lbruggists and your frieuds, and try one
bottle of Green's August Flowers. Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions of
bottles of this medicine have been giv
en away to try its virtues, with satis
factory results in every case. You can
buy a sample bottle for 10 cents, to try.
Three doses will relieve the worst case.
Positively sold by all Druggists on the
Western continent.
Meeting of the Carolina Yacht
Club. The regular-annual meeting of
the Caroling Yacht Club was held on
the 6th iust.. at the residence of Com
modore Wm. A. Wright. The.minutes
of the last ipecting were read .'and ap
proved. '
The Purser's report was received aud
approved. .
An election of officers being entered
nto, resulted as follows :
Commodore Wm. A. Wrights
Flee Captain U. A. Wiggins.
Flag Captain E. K. Burruss. '
Purser Jown J. Fowler .
All of the above are re-elections.
(.Joverning Board I. B. Grainger,
Waller Coney, John M. CazaUx.
Measurer Wm. A. Wright, Jr.
Two new members were received, and
one more yacnt, the Restlcs, was en
rolled in the yacht squadron.
The meeting then adjourned.
After the adjournment of tho tnect-
iu
of the Carolina Yacht Club, the
Governing Board held a meeting, and
elected upon the Regular committee
Messrs. John J.' Fowlor, Norwood
Giles and S. P. Cowan.
V'vil btiv vvi iij ivvv vm tiawuitviiiij'
Messrs. C. D. Myers, Geo. A.. Peck ana
Berry Gleaves4
The annual dues were then establish-
12 00, the saras as. last year. The
meeting then adjourned.
SE )V AD VER TISEMEXm
, ANNOUNCEMENT: .
1
HKKLIU" anu uuee in Mir as a caudt-
ante for Sheriff. ulject to the approbation
1
of the BcpuMlcaa Convention.
:i jonx liTNonwooD,
To the Voters of New
' County
I
HEUEBYaonouuee taiyself a candidate
for the om of nftt?rf IVtsi of 'fW
Hanover Ctouuy. tubject to the decision o
the llcpub lean Nominating Convention.
A. r. HOWE.
WILL OUR FRIENDS
SUSTAIN US i
By Vout liberal patronarje jo enable
us to keep price within reach of alL
Call and examine oar stock and prcce
oar gooos.
Meal. Drr Salt aad ikaoied Haaw
Sdc,j aad Shoaldera, Lard, totter,
av, Cracker, Floar, Sagar. WoUs-
sc Co5ce Mscksral, Canned Goods 4
M MtUr Saa. CaaJlcSL CUimIT.
i r," x ' rJL
IWJMV vjaJis, awawn. i"-p,
Dried Applet aad reaches, reaUrj.
ISS'Ae., Acw- :
6hteee. all aaaUties aad rue.
At WheleJiJe aid EaUiL
rBTTEWAT 5CHULKIX,
Brakrni aaJ Coaamisaa Ucrxhaats
kfrs.u
yeVW'e him w w ta. a l"-a mms a
VTaUf ttreet, ",.,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TAX LISTING.
J WILL be In attendance at thp Cily Hall
oa SatarUfcjr, Jane 1, 1878, l 3 o'clock, A.
and for the next twenty working days there
after, for the purpose of receiving the Tax
U3t of the Inhabitants of thl3 city and
9 '
township upon all subjects of taxation
which axe to be listed for State, County aed
City purposes.
C11 nd Mtbetwee4 9 A. if. and l p. if.
and 3 toe P. M., cacV working day.
-
JOHN S. JAMES, J. F
; may-10,21,31. Tax Llater.
.
JjUi, iJUJAli & 1)KU0.,
18. 20 MARKET ST..
QFFER TO THE PUBLIC, AT the
LOWEST NET PRICEs,
QNE OF THE LARGEST
AMD
CHEAPEST STOCKS OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Boot .
Shoes,
Ilats,
Caps and
Dry (iootls,
Carpeting:,
Ac, Ac.
(Jive us a call before purchasing else
where. , dec 21 tf.
1), M: liART.
i 1 - e
PRACTICAL PLUMBER, STEAM !
AND GAS FITTER,'
WILillNGTOX, x. a,
c
I AN STILX. BE FOUND AT 1113 OLD I
stand. Journal lUillding-, Prlneess street.
wbere ne is prepared lodu an sinus oi worn
In bis line, cheaper than ever before ottered
to the public , Has constantly on band
BathTuos,
Water Closets,
j Wash Stand,
I Pumps of all description,
lraio 1 ipes,
i las ripe.
I Gas Fatures, &c., Ac
Fersnoal attention siren to all work.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
dwember 21 If ,
NOTICE.
A FCLL UN E OK DKCO-S. MEDICINES,
Chemical, Faney Articles, Toilet Soaps, ae I
at the lowest rash prices. v
"i "j." "" " ." :
1 CIGARS AND T0B1CC0
In (real variety.
t ,
The utmost care and personal aUesiUasi
(tven to prerejrins prsactlpUoB, at .
ll.l:
! ' nCRBANK"Ji rharssacy,
deca-ly cr. Front aad VHs
13, r. MORILL,
j i; "
DiiertaiiL Cumter ui Ciliist
trVsv
I ; I asl
OPPOSITE CIT V QAIssU
i . " n. -
i t ,
f tUrvRNSU ctnrtx CAKET.
Jtt wy w-fr
i csmu sai tsMMt Vett
I swMCMml, aM wew SM
I Weaelswsytatsetty.
I Ja tr
Fkef. Ssar, Mat, Htlissri.
I rui IU IXOCsVes mrtw 1
QlISVuAK.sf
U aWaes MtXAT.
jw am s sm swan i.n
I ChaeesrsrS&ei
NEW AD VEJtlJSJSMENTS,
HENNING & TEEL,
" DKiXESS TJt : -I-;-
FOEEIGN AND DOMESTIC
iARDWABE.
AGSCULTUKAX. IMPLEUESTTS. IROX,
Siaei, Mails, Azea. HfmAem. ShoveU.Ool
lara,Hamea. Tracw CtuUna, Ptonrha. faat
inra, Carpenter'! Tool, ltlaeksnalth'i Bel
lows. Vloea. Anvils, Ao-Wacoa aatl Cart
Wheela. Rlma. SpokaaTaab Axloa, Hoi
low Ware. Rope, Twlae, Kalves Forks,
Bpoona, BroaheeJlsh Unea, Hookalnken,
Cotton Belne Twine. Flax OtUlng Twine.
Seine Rope, Boaiea. Beaxas. roU.Sylden,
Orena. Fit Fajoa, ate.
We larlte eapecial atieatloa to our lanre
anl extnsiTe assortment of IKON, .elected
expressly for Smiths and Farmers' use, all
01 which, and much more, wt offer at low
est pjicea, at the
Xew Established
n&rdware Z.mae) of
nENNIKO & TEEL,
Wey Karket St.
Wllaaimctoa, If. C.
"march 1
PABKEE & TAYLOD,
Kerosene Oil, Stores, letals, Gms,
Laatern 1, Fairtuk's Scales,
PUMl'S, BRASS AND IRON ROSIN
. V STRAINERS.
DIPPERS AND SKIMMERS.
Manufacturers and wholesale dealers
III ADD SHEET IRON WIRE,
HO. ! IV X ISUIX A QlKJViUl.
jan 11 ly
WILMINGTON. N. C
Visit or Commnnicate With Us.
TE INVITE AN EXAMINATION OF
f T samples, prices, term nd Oilers.
Have on h&nd and recel vine dally samples
of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Floor, Candles
t oap, Meats, Lard, tc
tp, Meats,
Ezernt
Kernie
adlse.
orders for all dmicri ntlnns nf
Aiercnaaaise. Hecelve and sell all descrlp-
lions of produce.
Want a nurrhasr fnr nna lfln.Hvvj
rower Doable Engine, and Tubular Power,
suiuble to drive a Cotton Factory, Mill or
Mstlllery. Also, three pair 4U leet 8 tones.
" im vnw, oiuuudi, wiu sen low down.
. We negotiate for the purchase and
sale ol Turpentine Distilleries, 4c.
. Samples of Merchandise sent to any
pvuii wueu reqneriea.
PETTEWAY 8CHULKEN.
inh8-tf Brokerand Comn Mercliant.
5
SB
aa
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S
i isjrviui" r "
N.C.
llines and Miqnor for.
Tledieinnt Use.
march 1 tf
JOHN DAWSON,
HARDWARE MERCHANT.
HAH THE LAIlOI"ST. AND BEST AH-
sorted stock of HARDWARE tn this
part of tbeHtate. If too want UUUD UOODH
and IjOW PRIC, be sure to call at the old
established liAKDWAKK HOUHE of
JOHN DAWBON,
It Korth Market UmL
dee 21 ly Wilmington. N.C
' REASONS WHY
PEQRY DAVI8
PAIN - KILLER
W THB
Best Familr MedicUo of the Aga !
And why It should be kept always near at
hand:
1st. rAtx-HiiXEB Is the most certain
Cholera cure that asedtee 1 ad core baa
produced.
2nd. pAix-Kiu.ra,ssaDUrmaaadDy-
rawrf resneoy, seioons u ever win,
3rd. PAnt-KtLXJta will cure Cramps or
ivas w any part of lae system, a
single dose usually ail acts a cure.
lh.Pai-KtLtwtnenrsdyeTaaI
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. Vktimers od Aeemcrnna rrle i
rrusa ysua anst ia am srvuauioa.
aw Ptjs-Kiixaa cam Hmdstke. swnd
II t h. P Ais-Klixta will aw yaw Aar d
sseatSMsa astd as, ay a eVaUas In Urn
ttk, rant-KtiAsas
yaoa erwr uartyeea ywasaas4 i a
nr VeawsaMe sessawaiiasi. aa ae
fcsw and use ts ewery aaawly. TW
stwpltctty stieaSlac tu sm, W
with tkwsTast ttrwraf lii .i in
say be ewuraty ia ti iaisd sy t. aa :
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MJSCELLJNEOCS.
BAGG1XU. TIES, Ac
JQ EoUs anO Ualf KolUBAOUI.NO,
. Bundle TIES. V
S Tons JlOOr IRON.
230 Kec NAILS.
25 Bbls KKROSKXK OfL.
LIQUORS,
specialty,
dee 21 U
TOBACCO, and ClOAliS
ADRIAN A VOUXia
cnnisTM a snoods.
RAISINS. OUAXUfcMI
LEMONS. CANDY,
CITRON,
PRUNES,' CURRANTS. NUTS,
COCOANUT4 and FIRE CRACKER,
For sale by
ADRIAN & VOLLERi,
V , Wholesale Grocers,
Cor.; Dock and Front Streets.
dec 31-It
COOTS AND SHOES.
JUST RECEIVED AN Im
mense stock of" LADIES
1-
FOX and MOROCCO SHOES '
of all varieties, slyles and dscrli Uon; alo
GENTS'- SHOES
In every Imaginable stj lc. ,
CUILDRENS' SHOES
A specially. ; t
THOMAS 11. IIOWKY. Jr..
dee 21 ly
No. Itl Market Mrct t.
TOE OFFICII SALIOY.
QN TUE STEET WHICH I.EAl 1 1UM
the Dawson Buk 1 the t'Utoni Huum-,
IS T1IK PLi A,CK
To get the very best
NEW RIVER OYSTERS and GAM E.
V "'
All the deliraclcs f tbe b!v-ou nlj. uu
nnuu.
TEETHE VERY FINEST LIQUORS
At theBAIt. aud every atK iUn.n
iti t
tu;r
euKtomero.
CVLL CUUISTMAS AND
A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO Ml..
dccSltf V. M. tXUa.lNS.
.Furniture, uarpets. .
1 " - i
LARGE STOCK, ALL (.RADIX
LATEST DESIGNS, .
LOWESf l'RICKS.
AN ELEUANT AH.iiTM KM" t
CHILDREN'S CiIAIi AND KAT-
TAN llOCKKKrf.
Just the thinfor ChriiUnju Uifti
I). A. SMITH A OA,
decSUf North Kront ireet,
flhls Is to give notice that a warrant in
1 bankruptcy ha last brvn tuiml out i
the IMstrtrt Court of Uie UnttHl Klalcsfcif
Inw inperear Dtstrlrt of North t aroilna
acalnst.the estate of William I. Cem and
John Leavcti of bo Heel, la the enuat r
Kobeaoa, lu said District, who tmxm Iwn d
inarsu abaaarupt upoatbetroWu muu.i ;
thai the payment of any debt, and ihede-
' rrooertv behanla l. aail
Bankrupts, to them or for thrir uc. mad liic
transfer of any property by them.ar forbid
den by law. That a milu JX tne crodlUM
of said bankrupt. u prove th'(r debt, and v
choose one or more sMi(wa( thHr rt'.
wiu be beta at a (ourt of l'-uikruw-r to
boldea at KsTel- tu. M t harv Wm. A
OuUirie. Eat IWUIm la IWmkroM-f m
aaia ansuict. on ie iu dy r-J May.
w. a re a cioc, s. m.
(nay 3-$w V 8 Marshal U .d DtMn t
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BE YOUR OWN LAHD
LORD.
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