VOLUME XV.
triT.MlNQ'TON' POST J
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"""aw MEXTARY oJtf A COM- C0,antIwl10 "nowibg the cireumstancW Vf B.a7.d iaS peecbhere to
A .C0Ji jjnEXT;' j 4wou!d lfo? ta uafortunate sUteClp day to an audience Uiteetitkeslstarae
IH j05ESC0USTX OUTRAGE. !,
p.nnlfr foftet; The memory is Tery
: ...k.rnni. imoonani, btodu .iaue
V ' A & A . J
Krei rascality is smoothed oyer
' time, tod men cease to censure
ltors of crime. It is so with the
? Sn North Carolina. Six years ago
m the great enthusiastic rcampaiga
af 1876, when Vance led the Democrat
koAorti to a sweeping victory, the
tmn :of certain Radical lofficulf In
load coanty , was ventilated from one
v ahite men of the weat, as well as those I
lvr..- .nH ih. .t nni i-I
Lnnncinr the crime in unmeasured I
krfiiL What Was1 done in the past I
Birht be attempted again if the same
Wrkid Abe power. Ini the county
pf Jones poor wbites were actually hir
H to neero masters-by the "Radical
lcm. ! A letter irpm j ones written in
tij, Imt appeared in ne eaiisbory
Watchman in which it was stated :
-''One poor, white man was bid of
Vt robust African, but theTpoor man
txgjjaBO.punuii laao me negro anal
ly consented to release him, and he
rii Allowed to take himself at the
vie be was knocked off at' to the ne-
ro. Two white women, one of whom
tu iwspectable woman, were eagerly
litl for by negro men, and knocked off
10 nrces at $9.25 per month each.
T'i is melancholy, but true." f '-
These thiogs must net be forgot
ten. .11 was a great outrage.' It was
nijdone ioa corner. It was a public
iRsictioo, and the white people of
iftStkte ought herer condone such a
wjaie against their race, or think for a
soment of restoring to office any'party
(hit could so abuse -their power, could
b humiliate and abuse God's unfortu
nte creatures, and could so strike at
eirti, order. If these things :can le
iflt in North Carolina now, there
a. no anticipating the evil that may
eo4e hereafter with the county gov-
eroment system changed and' the
Rtdicals again in office. We shall
irtiq refer to this . selling of white
piapers to negroes. ctar.
Tbe'varigated Theologlst of the Star
kthe interest of peace and harmony
Wtieen1 the races, takes 'a six years
ittrospect and reproduces (as he ad-
lid aplecejof campaign capital that
w done gbed seiv'celn Vance's can
ni tf '76, and is piously launched
M in a spirit of christian charity
Jtecaliar to this ..checkered . quati Di
line, in the hope that by engendering
tit the evil passions of the human
knrt it may again serve the tame pur
JOJein 18S2.. ; : "'i ': (:
Whilst reading the article It occur
red to us that after all, these people
must have been sold In ,1876 by the
iwe authority they were sold by in
185$ or at any time before the war.
If to, the negroes only followed out
tae Jaw or custom of the whites, and
Ile the ez-Reverend .Editor is
dwelling a the inhumanity of . the ne-
po county authorities for selling.' and
; lhe hegro pur.cbasers for their "eager-
e in buying, that w "respectable
tbite woman" h fa 1 la 1a ba that h Is I
, . " ,T. T I
ubeauig the, tournament-riding,: ring-1
rnncning, sir knight chivalry of Jones I
(T" ;v "uvi oupwna; a huvj vnv,
u wealth, intelligence and culture of I
lr section would stand br and lee I
llw borly : negro (as : the language 1
WoTtyi) with sensual eagerness bid-1
t auction for this unfortunate I
tmiure, who for aaght we know may I
: atnibeen the wife or daughter of some I
killed Confederate soldier' who. had I
foae ai a substitute for, or been indue-1
M by some of the twenty segro exempt I
nwoeracy to enlUt In the army oa l
promite to' jtrotect and eareer A I
he Ujt behind. I There may also I
N Ue shadow of a boulbltity that this I
r early negro was actuated by other mo-1
-nauiau thte by Inference imputea
(a Lr -. . - .
' . it may be, that no aeeing
Bi of this poor creatores, own color
?i&eieg enough intelest in her forlorn
oavtiUon to buy her la out of her
r and give kur a borne. It may
Part of her own color a feeing
ef Unm. i - v,-v .1. -vl ml
lia . ""S: rvZ.r:;
--. . M u auteu aitae si Mi w" v i
foble and Peasant, bond and
hlm tdiheaaof geoeroalty.
01 ou.tkla that
-"fvauir wa can reex aitureu. aa i
tmreh..t..Kaa. a a -.-lea
o eaara capital the same year it
tetafd, tig: 187C; it waa colortd. to
JJ M purposet. and we can aafily ln-
ttat th Door ereatnre waa kindly
by her ! negro partiascr. it wt
?o!d h. -s aad. I
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-4M wuwnaauoa w tae i
t . .a .. . . a . . a ...
tats
e eoire
vTMWUi?W rumpiy
e 1Kb eeetaary, aa tt cf ti-t-
eat aad dtillxatlon. tS5:t a rs
aleaj boast cat trtr kna .Ibtlr
rtlry aatrtriMfcr&a wtxitr aax.1
hted of ehurciea tzl aocla,'
J't lawy ti a-1 CU 1st, that a fr
ttciila wfciti wzziiaT c-i ta ly
vy v ; WILMINGTON;-NORTH
but U true, then it is a blacfc indelibl I
Uia upon the manhood and humanity
disgrace on everr white woman in Jones
tiuffer such an indignity, and above all
Rf.inf. wv -vi . . ....
In keeping with the dark see. of tenor-
anoe and superstition than with the jus-1 c9nt?e m&le fiue ae.ect ann'ounc
tice.and humanity which characterizes Ug himself as an Independent liberal
our latter day lejral enactments- ' 1eandidi- - i? r :
T WENTY-FIVE CENTS AD
: MISSION ..
It is reported that on account of the 1
farf. of -fhie frennanf ;.lf. t.m. . .l.tA I
-n .
People of Fayetteville i to the Tokay
rnt Col. W." J. Green, the Bourbon
candidate for Congress, charred twentv
.five cents admission to the poor people
and gave complimentary tickets to the
bloods. How is this?
COLORED
PEOPLE
Under the leadership of O'Harra,
Wassom, Harriss, Price, Mabson, Elli
son, Hood, Williamson, Mtbane.bmith,
Dancy, Moore, Lrfsary, Abbott, Dudley,
and hundreds of others of colored men
of ability, the'1, colored voters of North
Carolina stand solid by. th Liberal
movement.' -
lbere is not a eolored man ni the state
to-jdav, of character and ability who is
not supporting the Liberal ticket, this,
from the fact that the L'berals propose
that the colored, people shall have their
full rights as American citizens. The
Star draws; the color) Hoe in one col
nmn and iu the next, tries to make it
appear that the colored people are not
going to vote against Bourbon Democ-
THE DAIIjY JOURNAL,
Col." A. M. Waddell's paper, the
Charlotte Daily Journal is one of the
handsomest gotten op papers in North
Carolina, and judging from the num
bers that we have had the pleasure of
reading, it has more editorial ability
than . any Democratic paper In the
state, and while we differ with Col.
Waddelfr politics, yet we wish him
entire success in this .enCerprise, and i
ire hope his many A lends in the Cape
Fear country will show their appreci
ation of the man by subscribing liber
ally for the Journal. V
Everv Liberal ReDubliean assistant
candidate, in North Carolina, especially
in the "Old First" should carry a ban-
ner, on which banner should be inscrib
ed this one word "liation?!" Etiui-
beth City JCeononMt.
Sucb a banner would suit some peo-
nlm In til Htfrt.f mm wall mm In tha
::Z"rZ"'l " :
via x mr x or instance, a xemuvrav- i
Ic gentleman, we know, Who Is so con I
fident of his nomination, for clerk of I
Snberi orCourL that already he is plead-1
ln M. Mri tn Inrlnoa nnla tn vnt I
, TV" ' r, 7,,
for him: and his "meat and bread" ar-1
gument is so plaintive, that he hat sue-1
ceeueu in eniung nan ajaapauiyt n I
behalf of such mental prostration as
will narmft a man tn carada his nen-1
nrv. aa a reason why he should fill a
public ofSce-
We know too of a Democratic gentle
man, who, by force of the aame specious
anrumenL was S elected to the office of
County Superintendent of Public
Schools: an oflce created by a Demo-
eratlo Legislature, absorb fire percent
of the public school money, thus, rob
blng thetpoor childrea in order to give
IUtlosV to about one hundred Indi
ni Dmoerau in the Bute. The
poor house, and not publio offices, la
place for such men.
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JXSULXAP.
We see that Ez-8ecntary of War
Belknap, ; who was bounced out ol a
rUon by the publican
tj for aUUUXui.pc.iuoa ruat
Trader, at Fort bill, Texas, ror w,w
ha. recently paid naTa ,lait rnd bee.
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V Y Ami
F'i
eUJ. would aeiidarotpectawe,
. n. i
"WtStPOOf Bll W f -
dinner; but, a aatoned rascal is a t
associate and aa honored neat.
When Eellsap was UI2 invtas-1
! a.1 S hfa nal.uaace. tat JOUrBoa
. viaA tmr rrea in ho'T fe0-1
rot at eaca ei-a Mf'" TT
. m . . a
thought no Uc outside a poautaua -
r-, -, . ... . ,v ri!illsan
ww trrt vxi aa.a, aaer -" - aaeaas - ar -a----
.ra emitted ta Lescf t.t Ex
:;;' j, bl3.Ic. ut and
. - - . -, v
CZlS why tLU ctirpr n rasc..iy
I e?l:t t:ttr.u: cr usoc."j t.-..J-.i
rt.il? If yoa caa fjrtt XUJtaap
iV. I SPECIAL T0 THE POST. I
t v . i orv;xAaj tu XJttiS ruar. I -! I
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; mainSrto.tf Arf.'on. .Wiinam P.
Can aday made a teiling speech here to-1
as greeted Col. ;QreeaUt :ituesday
c?arIe9 candidate fr State
?nat H"ett and - Cumberland
a une ana aoiftspeecn was made by I
WG. PftiW - -nr 1M T ' I
i;j ,: -7..-r I
era also made a speech The last three I
I,;., -t--..- v a -r . I
ocratic ticket. :.,('. (; , .
Col. Canaday announced hia
readi
ness to meet CoL Green, at any time in
joint can vaan-i Col. " Canaday favors
protective
tarifi., pensioning Mexican
soldieri
and impropriations fr the
- - s 'i . ; i
His rpeech pleased: the audi-
nverf.
eqce, arid all saw
Iti-i '4perikrit
OVtT
4
his, competitor.
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New, cotton Is steadily coming In.
Dr. J.C.
Walker Is still quite ill at hU
residence.
r..
. Watermelons and eautaloupes ar $ tt-
tlng scarce. , .-' ,
"-wiSssiwaaasi
-Hurrah for the Liberal. lUpnkiiean tick
et!iIt will be elected, w?
New goods lor our, merchaat are arriv
ing; quite jreejy. . , .( y i
8e advertisement of the "aal of Land I
by pnbllo auction."
ll a
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Ma
Bee advertisement of the ''Proposals for
the Conltruction of Life Saving Stations." .
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We bad several stormy dys during th1 1
past week. It looked llkejVennor's predlc
UVUIWOISWilUUf Hurt . i; 4 :
The next regatta over the Wrightivllie
eours will be sailed about the 15th of Sep
tember. H" -'i. ' i-V .r '.j 1
!
Subscribe for the Post if you wish"
to be
kept well informed on th issues
of the
da. i .
Afire aad robbery both oeowred- at th
eame time at Borga w on Tuesday morning
last, we could not get the full particulars
Mr. Leopold . Brunhild, of th firm of
Brunhild 4 Bros, who has been on a visit
to the old country has returned horn look
ing very much Improved from his trip.
; i .
Application has been mad to theSeoond-
Asslstant Poetmaster-Qeneral for; a semi'
weekly mall, on the river between Ithla city
and Fayelteviie. W hop it may be granted.
Our dry-goods merchants ai jdow leav
ing for th North to lay In their Fall sup
plies ol goods. i
Mr. TomiEdn.kllld a water mooealn
measuring 15 Inches around th body: and
feet Inength, at his place a few days
Th directors of th Clinton a Point Caa-
WMl nauroaa naa a m
weti xiauroaa naa a meeuag oa w eaaes-
ynlght last, when th route heretofore
suggested by them ws adopted, and the
gauge of th rond pat at feet.
Mr. G6. B. French, who i ha rben
spending jseme time at Henderaonjiiie,
returned to this city.
Ando lh city, has not yet purrhaeed
the inarket bouse. We think, they had
better not. ,
Th Cap Fear river between her
ad
pas
Fayettevillehaa risen rapidly for th
fw days.
'f
Th POST ha th largest relrealaUon of
any paper published la th city, Prlatlag
over s.000 eople weekly. . lU??,.
Our butchers ax complaining of th acaj-
dty ; of beef. Bom of them aav even
anna In tha wnoii" to lank fhf thea." f
Egg are on the "boom' certain. Xtetail
lnaat S3 orate pr doaen. WdM't want
ui la aaaa.-- s : a" . : t
Mr. XJ J. Oiterburg has rtura4 boss
from th North, where he ha bv for
svveral weeks lecUag sua Fall ftloak of
gOOd. --$. ,V s. r. ' i
W. Tlim iora.aioera,eo-- wa
..v.TiiaMi rtkiim Nuwtina
1M1 w&mmm 'i r
of th 7th district, la oppoaiuoa 10 w at.
Robbina.th DamoeraU aoalaea.
Th Cotton Bills
la the UU p
r-vng uiva
show thesncoa-swi
outbra portion of th eity ar
tmprovemeatv This
which has aueaded this
-w . .
".araa
Kew Poat-Haatrra,
.. eoaaaaimioaed &r the fcuew-
i u aOcat Ja. . xcaacy. aauaoary. .
C oa . a-wry. .
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I ;i
1 i ---- - r nan cserr.
I ai Kockr lioaat
.varw ps. -
W4saday
KLVwfr th V. B. CaUmeer U
Th r
I IVltirtoS. 114 V StWKIH MM
-aH, at tta trtaais aa4
ta -
MSued CeseSU
" f AYiTxis, a rv si. i nu
ll Mm YAtS-"t &C34aTrlUvf
s& wrCit. tatxr7i-l littriXra
CAROLINA. SUNDAY. SEPT. 3. 1882.
i xn eoiorea eotton brokw of UTerpooi,
W.
Jw
VUbar, who was arrested tor obtains
j money uader false preUnses, and waTcU
i attracted eoaslderable attention her lor
ror d&YM w iftrri hfirM Jnatlaa nanlii i
oaTnundayiaat,aadthe proaeentor, Bar
rel Amy, being unable to make ont his ease
lie defendaatd was discharged,
Thelwozoan.Sittma Johnson. -who escaped
Crom the penltentlarr sometime go. -and
? ho was captured It this eity some days
aitr was takea back to Salelgh a Toes
day last, by Mr. J. w Bass, one or the at
taches of the penitentiary. j. ft
UIlt. T.J. Ri mntnn nt t a ttnl fm .
b6n.iJrdflrA aboard tha.Snnii f!atL
Ptvaa,atKw Berne, and Lieut. Wi 'H.
a'ortt Crown, at Ban
Francisco, has been ordered to the Cotter
Coliax. Lieut. Hand will arrive about the
pvemoer. we waicome mm
among us.
Harbor Master's Report.
During the month of August the number
of vessels arriving at this port were as fol-
A.iA'RKJHCA 1. '
Steamers....
..v-T.... .l..J5I22l ionia llagly thriving bnMntta, and
..-wia ..&2di ! I we hope the wiu Scontlntt t v roape
Echoon,..
, - 19 -
'r'- ' foreign; ri
9.516 tons
j-.
Barques.... M..237 t"M
This makes a total ef 25 vessel s, Amttrlo.u
andorelgn. aggregating i2,5i tous.' t
Tbe North American Review"! Sep
tember, has, for tM .leading article a verr
iprcioie presentment, by Dorman B. En tin,
ef the practice oMevyloe"Politlcl Asseaa-
eats'.' VOatbs In Legal ProceKllugV, by
J edge Edward A. Thomas, lia U1cus1ojj
of the. qujtlou whether the InlCresta of
moronity anU or pahlle Justice alike, wowia
not prnmolea by the abrogation of all
lwrQ. airing teslmouy to be given under
the sanction oo an oath. Thorn paon Ii.'
Maury, late of the Big rial Office, contrib
utes an.' article ou "Tornadoes and their
Causes', -which, In acUirUon to Its eclentlflo
interest, possesses the merit of suggesting
many practical measuies for averting dis
aster to life and property from wind-storm.
Architecture In America", by Claraenee
Cook, Is marked by a freedom of utterance
that is refreshing, in this respect ltdeserves
to rank with Commander Qorrtnge's cele
brated paper on the United States Navy.
Augusta O. Cobb writes of"Kast-Burial and
Cremation", and J. F. Manning, In an artl-
9Jl u um A ug uugTM attmu miumio
Bhlp-Owriers", sets forth th Justlc of th
claims of consigners of cargoes and owners
of,vesels . to indemnification out of the
Geneva Award fund, for losses from the
acts of Confederate, cruiser. Th Review
is sold by booksellers and newsdealers gen
erally , ,;V-S
i "Before tbe Foot Ughta.
Th proprietor of th Opera Hons be
kindly fornlahed us with a list of the com
panies ; which have dates for the season,
and It will be seen; that each one Is a
first-class Company. Th following .Com
panies are on the list so, far, but negotia
tions are now pending with other Compa
nies s September 16, C. B. Bishop j Octo
ber e and 7, Madison Squar Theatre in
Esmeralda and Hasei Klrke; October
12th. "My Partner, October IS and 14,
Ada Gray; Octdber 19, James O'Neal; Octo
ber it and 30. Mrs. Oates In Opera .Octo
ber 28 and 24, John Stevens; November S
and 4, Ford's Opera' Troup Novenber e,
"Child of the State;" November -13, Balls
burv'a Troubadours; November 14 ! and
25, Nororoea Opera Troup In Th Merry
Men" and "Masootte;" Novmber U, 17
and IS, Mr. and Mrs. Chantrau; November
29, MAllat 8;" Dwmber 6, -Jss
Jam;', Deoember e, Tony Denier in Pan
tomime; December 15, Marlon Klinore in
Chupa;" .December 20, "Maid of Avon;"
December 28 and 27, Boae Kytlnge; Deoem
ber 29, Baker and Farron; February 9th,
BenU-Santley Troup; April 1 and S, Mil tea
Nobles: April 8. "Hemnan."
The uomlnjr Uonster exhibition
R. n. Barrett co.'s New United
'll0B8ler Bailroad Bhowa. 7
Wilmington, Monday, September 11,
iathe date announced of this great,
nii.in.nt nl.rnrli which baa bean
-
received with SO much marked favor
aad decided . approval : wherever Ite
m!.liilMt f mbiimm have been erect-1
mlghues or canvasses, nave o
ed. A contemporary tellana that rrom
I... ' - ' i
ihe entrance of Its vast geological gar
den to the exit of 1U RAmectIpl.f
arena, every thlegrchalleogea attention
and admiration, while the e'egance
and decorum witk which every depart
ment rf tha jrreat coafeJerai loan eoo
ductr d secures the patronage aoi ap-
p'roval of the most refined, am attracts
numbera who are not in in ,
attending public eaterUiameala of aey
dtacriptioa. - r4"; -l
na eomttrehtdalvenea ana innaiw
i . -. ... ' tt' mamL
i variat v ana ranvy 04 tta ao -"
W i . .V . tl.
1 eal eoUecuoa wta aeusas vaa
It is n 'mauoaHreSecUof display of the
galghaest J an4 fiarceat peaati or the
trodea and JuB-lei; the enrloua aad
taBttfki VJrdscf a tbcuaaad fjrtats
and LuW and ovea the myiUrioa
deotha of oceaa aad the maniy
bejis of tropical rivers tare oeea sa
fOored to aaenre glgnatie aatphlbim
and rrrtUlaa atostiera. - f
In the aspei a clrcsa a coLfiasai eca-
tVa mml lalaa'nl bartaCX It-
1 drra. rynaata. alaiatca, specaj se
taVav- fasaas &ei aaa mmmasr
. J,-, k . .
... I a-aa :Marst aaOTel aad
I ....... .,.,... taf vreslsf J tll
a t ni. , num
gsd laaweCcsi:t5 ecax i
tJticvtrtao tawti si;M-ai
1 Innlh a ! . .
iv mrrzls iru:a if t-J rcrm-
UU tie pmlTU UU U
a a iAle aw -alaaa, aa l24 u
ela itxsm etr txtrT7 UtSssa
' Deaf k of Dr. Sebonwavld.
It li with regret that we are called upoa
to chronicle the death of Dr. X. T, Bhoa
yald. Sr., which occurred la this city on
the 29th of AngoaC Dr. 8. was a natlre ef
Hungary, was born ' at BaSa Perth, ' Nov.
23rd 1801, and was therefor in the Slit year
of his age. He has beea a resident of this
city for about forty or torty-flv year. He
was a gentleman of very moch talent and
has written one or two volumes on 'medi
cine and: Its uses, one of whieh w bow
have la our: collection . of books, on the
treatment of the MSlseases of Xafiuit," euu,
which was written about thirty years ago.
' remain were inierrea on Jyxwe4jaT
nvanaoB wecmeaaay ian. "eaosto u
Personal. -B.
F. Penny, of th firm of B. r. and W. J,
Penny, left here I on Sunday last for
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York for
the purpose of purchasing- larxe atock of
FaU aifd Winter goods. Theseroung genT
tlemen have been in business only about
two years, and by close, attention to bail
neeajqalck trades and small arofltr; they
have snooeeded In esUbllshlng themeelTes
xne people rroon th country cannot do
better than to patronise them, r ' laey
will, be foand in ewry partleilar perfect
ly reliable. -' I-. , .
Bnrirlarii -
One Thursday morning last the kltehea
I -of Mr. William .Far "ow, id Dock bawsl
8th and. 9th streets!, w:i eutertl by snnie
scoundrel lor counri. 'and ' all th
provisions iLe ! S io.en. jOn the same
night the vllUans we.tt to the bou of Mr.
1. K. r-iny. who resides opposite to Mr.
Farrar's, auJ attempted to make an en
tn.no, burJ. ? were frightened away. We
tblnk if our ftvird of Aldermea would In
vest a part of the itt.OOO they lutea l buy
lng the.NewMarBStiluus' with. In" police
I men wag, arid pot more men oo -fhe
' force, and . hae the city taint proeerly
guarded and pro ected, that the mJ rlty
ol our cltlsenh would like It better, and
that the property of Our over-taxed ltlsens
would be mote safe, and men who are com
pelled to labor t night ' would nt b
afraid to leave their wives and children
alone, as they are now.; Think, gentlmea
we merely make It as a suggestion of course,
The Post has now a circulation of over
6,000 and is constantly adding new subscri
bers every day; ' - ...
Drowned.'
t While bathing In South Sivar at Lum
ber Landing, August 15th. . between th
hours .of 10 and U o'clock, A. M George
Thomas Cromartie, the son of Mr. Hayes
Cromartle, was drowned : aged 17 year.
He was a very intelligent and. promising
lad. and was liked by all who knew him,
both white and uolored. We eympathlz
with his family. His body' has been re
covered. ' T . I - i ' j ;
, t -In sympathy, . .
: ! O. W. HBRaiiroC
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PropoaaJa for tao Conatruetlon of
Life Savins; Siavtlona.
TREASURY DEPARTUEttT.
' Office of Qeitesal Sopt
5 U. 8. Lifb BATura tixnTiCE,
Washlsqton, D. C, Aug 24, 1832. J
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE KX
eelved at thia offloe until It o'clock
noon of Thursday, th 14th day of Septem
ber, 1882, for the construction of three Lire
Saving utaiions on th eoast of North Caro
lina. One to be located near th south
aid of New Inlet, Dare county, one at
Cape Hattera. Dare county, and one on
tbe west side of Hattera Inlet, about three
mile south of th Inlet, in liyde county.
Bidders will state In their proposals th
time within which they will agree to have
the buildings completed aad ready far oc
cupancy. . t
Eseh bid must be accompanied by a bond
in th sum of flv hundred dollars with
two good and sufficient sureUea, condition
ed that the bidder shall enter Into eoo tract
without delay, aad give each boa se
curity for the nUthlul performance thereof
as may be required. II nls but be accepted :
or by a deposit -of five hundred dollar, U.
8. Currency or bonds, to be returned to th
successful bidder after th award of th
eon tract, and to the suooeeaful bidder alter
his contract aad bond far the Calthral pr
tormaao of th term hereof, ahalljbe ap
proved ox sae Bccretary m me treasury.
I - Bpaetfleatlon aad plana, form of pro-
I poaals. eoatnet . aaa bond, can be ob-
5XrcZx
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I Baparinundent x eta Lire rvteB inatnat.
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i of ounsuoeuo of ui ttavteg
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I foeoaor ait of ta tuauuaa) saaat be n-
dorsed -ropoaals a to eott-aettoa of
lAtm Haviag matioo o tae eases or werva
OaroUaa aoa aoareas a to taa tienerai bs
pettateadeat of the Uf Savtng arrvio,
Waaag.aaM
Ta matte rr
etvteataay or ail bid. -r t
waive Cecte If deemed for the la lam I ef
tae Uoveramaat ts rseirvsd. 1
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ITS LIKE MAY NEVER AGAIN BE SEEN !
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PoslUvely Coming aad will Exhibit In aU Ite vast entirety at . .
Wilmington
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7 " ENOR MUUS METROrOLITAN "r MENAGERIES COMBINED 7
50
BLAZONED CAGES OP, WILD BEASTS.
Positively tbe Largest Collection of extremely Rare Wild Animals with any exhtb.tlA
'-'IV'' oa this continent Th LAKQEUT LIVING
Ever Imported-, a hog fihambUng IU ver Horae. the terror of all Baortans rlstmrd br
many Theologians and Zoograpners to b IdesUcalwltUth behemoth of thellibte, i
A PAIK OF. MAJESTIC GIRAFFES.
' ' K :-Broken to Haraeas and drawl nr Roman Cbarlota.
$100,000 . Invested1" l$Jgl? lQa ?B 0r
1 A iioaSrElt ALL-RETJiESENTINO ITEED OF "
-.: PERFORMING. i ELEPHANTS;
Including TWICB the largest animal known li exist, lhramoaaold India War El-phant
" Several Inches t alter and the heaviest animal ever oa this Continent; said to be over a
years of age. Also tbe Si Id get. "LITTLE DOT." Thrice s. saalleat
iuu growa
$15,000
TIIL GKE.4.TE3T
TM IHtina
The only animal I of He. kiad ever oa exhibition la tbl or any other eoontrv. Yon
;, wU the Ureal liVSHIJCIAJN JJA.BiriOTJHsX, An aalmal never
, . j, f ' , . '. n blor" ISahlblted la -Amertoa. , . i
, Th first and only IIOQIPOPOTIMTja vrxhlbtted on thteContieeat.
THE OSEY GlHfUIXE UOnilED HOUSE. ' ,
Yon will ae tbe SimUnColoasus. Cynooephalus. thai TJlve-Ton Ir
formins Tjiaolc thinooeroe an Aciuartum ot 1'olaur aiainmolha.
Yon will see features never befor wita eased with any other Xxhlbltloa oa earth.
Elks itrtven teadem In tn streeta. Performing Arabian Dromedaries, Zebra trained ta
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ta, Lapland tiotdte Karlag ttetadeer. a
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1 A A Oavalead of - 1 A
J." - Fourteen Performing Jtentucky Thoroughbreds. A
... Tbe larsest natnber or tbe moat beanUrnl aad bt trained Horses In tbe WIJ.
T and more than -a whole abow aloae.
TlilltTY ARABIAN CAMELS
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