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WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, SUNDAY. JUNE. 3, ISS3.
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Sir. Waller Evana, has qualified as
: Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and
is now in charge.- ; . j
uny iai. rvo nope ine new rmperor
will prove a liberal ruler, and wi'I grant
the people more'liberty than his old
father, who was a miserable tyrant.
BROOKLYN II It I DOE PANIC.
On Wednesday last, when thousands
of people were crossing Brooklyn
' bitoe, between New York City and
. Brooklyn, piiic took place from
' tome uofcnown cause, and hundreds of
. people were badly injured, while six
teen were killed. in the jam.
sa
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ine ueDt statement just issued by Ine
Treasury Department shows fa de
crease of the public debt during the
month of May to, $ i,89u,476 60, cash
in the treasury, $317,868,062 3 1; gold
certificates; $83,460,940; silvercertifi-
cutea, $80,033,331; certificates of depos
it outaUndiag, $11,805,999; refunding
certificates outstanding, $358,008, les;al
' tenders outsfauding, $1 10,681,016; frac
tional "currency outstanding, $7,002
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IIIMTII OF A I'ltOMLNtNl
COLORED WAN.
Ilou. James A Uapier of Alabama,
. Jied at his plantation a few days asjo.
Mr. Uapier was Collector of Iiittrual
Urvemit), and otin of the moat d is tin
gniubwl colored meu in the south. He
bUmx.I w'na Uruct", Douglass and Elliot,
in point o'ablity. lie was also a mao
- . vfgrnt wealth, and badoiore influence
f'l lire niir, IUKU Mil J Ulllr IfD fUeil
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JftllONIW ViiiWMu.
. Will the Democratic press never
learu niVy hen v'l They always hollow
tuo siMm, ii has ever been thus wiih
Ilium- lliwv am f.rvintr at Lhn- tops of
f j t . n - - . ..
tlieir-voices that "Mahone ' is. dead,"
"Ute' readjusted party burieil," "Little
Hilly MahoaeV funeral,: ' &c. f hy
, should wait aud take the figure-, work
' on facts and not rumors;- they are too
apt "lo go (! half cocked" and hare
afterwards to take back a great many
tltHiKs, which would - not hare to be
done if they wonld be a little Wore
cautious Now the fact is, Mahone
or the resliuster nartr. hare won a
Urge number of counties from the
bourbon Democracy; thisi electioo was
lor county tracers, ana me. resuu
should be based on the spring elections
for county officers iu the past to do sO ;
and the result shows a gain for the re
atlimters of ,mme 15 counties, and next
fait when the stale election lor mem
of the legislature comes off, "Little
Billy Ml)one" oj the "Little UianV
as bis fiiemls delight to call him, will
fSt the bourbons something tot cry for.
II ..we iniNtake not, Senator Mahone
will le endorsed by the fxpJe next
fall, as no nan Was ever befort br any
people- He is (he leading mn in the
I south, and the petple who want to
Uheir section prosper had better stand
by dim, w believe ther will.
uity Items.
Uichard 1. Taddisoo wanU hands to
grade the railroad bstween Clinton
and Toint Caswell. ie his ad. -
Cot. Foster iotends to cons'rucf m
telegraph lio between Wilniingtun
Warsaw and Clinton. . Se hi ad.
jMarsdea IMlamy, Attorney al-law
liiavrs for Ualeigh to-morrow, lie U em
.ployed as attorney for the defedal
iu the Marine Hospital suit, U. S
plaiotio".
beoator Tltowaa R. runieH ot Wakf ,
Wa io the.ctty oa yeaUrday. To k
on of our rUiac rovMt f to
state, and WilalBftoo, U nativ city
should b protKl of Wta. lit tip-
Vnta Wake in th slat wate.
The ralntoa jtateiUay eoakl onlj
Ki. ,.Uftltd bv th flood. It COSB-
meor4 btnii cdock a4 'fidriy
pdaml dawn unUl about 4 p. dv, ao
that th Ureota cMld bo aavlratedb?
a asaall boat. TVo avo kw w!Ui
such rale, to Urd, for the Itasth o
visit to Wil
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A
sT Col. W. I1, Craighill i advertises
proposals. Bee advertisemeut.
Pon.. W. 8. &B. Robinson, our able
District Attorney, was in the city Wednesday-last.
beuator Iyfiea of Lonofr, and? Hon.
Hugh Murry of ' Wilson j were litre m
Memorial day.'
Collector L'enuy packer wnnls coal lor
the KeyeiiueHJulter. AdvertisemenU
in another column.
' Postmasters U rant of Ooldsborp, and
Nicbolaol Kaleigh, come to our Na
tiooal Memorial services , :
' 'Collector Teuu j packer adveises lor
proposals for rations for crew of Reve
nue Cutter , '
' Mr. W. 1?. Mabson and family, . of
Tarboro, N. C, are in the city, spend
ing a short time with Col. George L
Mabson. " i
Hon. George C. Gorham and lady,
and General Frank Uattou, lady and
Master Richard Hatton, left our city
on Wednesday night last for Washing
ton. ' '
. Hon. J. C. Dancy of the Tarboro
Sbli7icl, Mr.riinlth of the Charlotte Met
senjert andMcLeaneof the Banner Hh
tcrprue, werepll in this city the past
week. ' "
Neaslde Hotel Bull. ,
The grand and brilliant opening of
the Seaside. Hotel took place on Thurs
day night last. Mr. B L. Terry, the(
proprietor, made everybody enjoy
themselves, and the supper provided
for the occasion was excel leut. .
Messrs. Thomas Mewton and W. 1.
Mibson, of Tarboro, N. C, bave been
appointed by the board of directors of
the Wilmington, Wrighlsville and Ons
low Railroad Company directors of said
Com pany lo; fill vacancies which oc
cured on. the board, and are authorized
to collect subscriptions to the capital
stock. E. F. Martin,
f- Ueneral Manager.
Superior Conrl.
There is 128 cases for trial on the
civil issue docket, and 32 cases on the
appearance docket.
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Hon. Frank Halton was m brave mi'-,
dier and helped t capture Nor'h Car
olina in l8G5,-but on Wednenday last
be captured WilmiiiKiou siogfe handed;
stormed the fortifications, war vrssvls
ana
III, " nn. ..-A. ..
love of all, and the best wishes of this
entire pipulalion, for his future wel
fare. Everybody is desirous of his
return; in fact they want to becptured
very often by him.
Capt. Uichard T. Paddis'or has the
contract to. build the railroa 1 from
oiut Caswell to Clinton, and will com
mence at once. We know ol no man
who would perform this-work- better
or with greater expedition; he a man
of great energy aud judgment, and il
thediroctors will back him with the
necessary money, which we suppose
they will, the road will soon be Un-
iahed. .
The Hon. E. Teschau, -Iferman ton-
ul, had bis consulate flag at half-mast
on tbeOih, aud all the German ves
sels in this port were a!so: decorated
with flags. Mr. lVschau bad the Rev
enue Cutter saluted by all of his ships
in the port, "as well a by the Mac over
his own office, as the vesei passed up
the harbor. This token uf respect i
highly appreciatedby the Uuiteti States
government repreaeutativea, and ahows
a most eicellenl feeling between le
two nations.
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Those who desire board at the sea
side can b suited by Mr. II. U'erry,
h. kotel at WrichUville and
one at Soaithrilte. Both will be con
ducted by exporieocod porsous, aud
everything will be done that is possi
ble, br tho proprietor, for the.com fort
of his gueata. Th asido Hotel is
only seven ml lea from the ctty.ua the
host turapiko In U ut. oaiy aa
hours' rido from tbe city, aod righl oa
the sound, with a beau tilal grove In
the background. The hotel at bssKa
ville U ric&t th Inltt, ia
full view of the ocean, and oaljr two
hours' ride oa a steamboat, with aa ex
coedtagly pleasant oak grov ia Sasith
Ul Tr? aoar tho holU
Aa AasocUUoa was orfmawed ia
the First colored Baptist Church, of
WUaaingtoa, N. CL, eosarf of Flfttt aad
Caapbtll slreeU, know a aa tho Wil
ilactoa Mbsiooxry lUpUst Assoda-
tfea of N.O.Moa4ay May SSlh, A. IX,
1SS3. Thoofier elected for th eo-
auln raar are aa floa: - . .
rreaWeot. Eer. A.U. Oiowar, 1so
rwWsat, Ett. II. P DoraHt; t5w
tarv. Doaoosi E. D. Noil; Cormrd-
I.gecrtUry, A. J.8ualotd;Troa.rtr
Rrvf Isaac Nlxoa; Advim, W. 1L
Col, 1. J. Young,, paid
mington on the 30th-
NATION A lj JIE.UORIAL DAY.
TLe 30th llf MiV. Ihn 1ir not. anarf
. "I
by congress, was oue of the mo3t pleas
aui. aays or luia exceeUingly pleasant
spring. The cemetery was handsomely
decorated; uii'icr the mauagement of
Col. Ed. lirinlf, 'chairman of the
ft r " a "
iuemoriai Association, and Mr. K. C.
Taylor, Superintendent of the cemetery,
it was the very picture of beauty !Mr
laylor one of the very best landscape
gardncrs in tho wlj
Je country, and
erforms his duty ful
y to the last rest-
iog place of those wh
o died at the bat-
tie of Fort Fisher
There are some
2,300 dead, and at the head of each a
National flag was flyiug- The mound,
the fence, the lodged and the speakers
staud were all decorated with flas and
flowers. The grave of Gen. Joseph C.
Abbott, which is iu the cemetery, was
not lorgotleu by the maur visitors, and
it. wa covered with Apwen Jy .those
who loved aud honored him while liv-
"g- r i .
At 4 o'clock the people commenced
gathering at the cemetery, and by 4:30
o clock a larce crowd had arrived.
when W. P.' Canaday; Esq , the master
of ceremouies, called the assemblage
to oruer, aud alter music by the P. and
A. Club, Rev. Mrj Council opeued
the service with praycir. Mr. Canaday
then stated that "the National Memo
rial Association had received quite a
number ol letters Irom distinguished
geulleuieu in answer ; to invitations sent
theui to attend the memorial aer vices,
among the number there was one from
Gov. W. E. Cameron jof Virginia, an
ex-Confederate toldier of distinction,
that was so exceedingly appropriate he
would have it read." (We will pub
lish the letter next week Ei.) After
the readiug of Gov. Camerou's letter,
Mr. Cauaday introduced Hon. George
C. Gorhamas follows: 1 .
" Ladks ami Genlleiuen; It ' is my
deasure to introduce the orator ou this
memorial occasou. The distinguished
gentleman who has so kindly accepted
our iuvilaliou and traveled hundreds of
miles to favor us, i.i no strauger to you;
t)leasi. by reputatiou. The federal sol-
iers who won the battles of the late
war and achieved the eraud and Vlori-
us victory that hm made this govern
ment a permanency arei entitled to our
gratitude. But my friends there was
auother class ol patriots who had a
till more d illicit it task to perform at
fioine, they were lite editorial writers
f iiio . loyal iapers of the i'ouutry.
iVnd they made impossible for the Union
no v to car v the slars and uLritea vic-
oriousiy irom hjb x .
Graude, aud it is my pleasure to say to
you that no man has done more for the
honorable maintaiuance of the princi
ples that the federal army battled, aud
for which the meu lying in this ceme
tery died than the, Hon. Ge j. C. Gor
ham. of Washington City, who will
now address you."
We publish the exceedingly able and
appropriate address of Mr. Gorham ou
our editorial page. It speaks for itself
aud we have heard but one opinion ex-
ressed by those who j were fortuuate
euough to be piesent and hear the ad
dress, namely: "that it was the very
best ever delivered at the National
Cemetery, that he pletsed the assem
blage would not be sutfijienlly strong,
he completely captured his hearers, and
everybody, white and black, Republi
cans and Democrats and the soldiers of
the federal army a- well as the late
loiiftderale tidier, were all periectly
delighted. We sp.-ak1 but'the truth
unvaruishe't aud unioliahed. when we
srfy that we have never heard a speech
endorsed with such ;perfet umanimity
n all of our experience, aud in our
opinion Mr. Gorham expresses the
views ol the trne1T uioo Iwpubiican of
th- north at the preeul time. :
After th? '' oration at Mr. Oorham,
Mr. Cauaday introduced First Assist
ant Postmaster General Frank Hatton,
who come forward and spoke lor, about
ten minutes in a speech exceedingly ap-
propriato for the joccasioo. Aiiei
music aod the benediction, the large
assemblage disbanded and decorated
tho graves with Bowers '
llrvrnae latter Collax.
We haro nTer seen a resad look
handao ver tkaa the Rer. Cutter Out-
fax did 00 national memotial day; tho
veel , bxorated with flag frosa
teal torero. A wuumi rui-ww
of flags passed Irom the bowsprit over
the top of her ataau tc the saaiaspnL
Tho ship was io excellent order, oeat
clean, and tTenrthlog m IU proper
place. CapUin Eri" Gahrielwea, tho
able and couneott oaander, aaairt
ed by tho executire officer. Lieutenant
Uaad.l Chief Kagineer Cherera, aa4
their awwunto, were oa had diapea-
aior hoapttaUti during tho day, aad
they made every body kl perfectly at
hooao oa their CoaUas ralaco. At 4
o'clock they ared a aaluto 0 Utlrty-aix
aa ia bor of tho aatioa's doad
Ahreaa' ko for saio. Uiaa4.la
U aaothrr tolaAB.
liOCAL 81IOBT8.. n: t
Et policemarj Watkina, Is Tty sick.
The white, fire department was out oa
Wednesday last., y tiJ 4 -nW.. .
The city is contemplating tho grad
ing of Third atreet! i.t y" " 1
The U. ti. Circuit Cuort convenes at
Raleigh to-morrow. J.;--';y niim l
The Criminal Court of New Hanp
rer, adjourned yesterday. ' : hj ;
The dog war will commence jn a few
daysso get ydur Wgel j
Cotton is about . plaidi out. for the
present season at this Jr0t,,,,-,;'t' . -i
The (Superior Court most s to-morrow
forfNew IJaoortr ooaatyr f ;! a j
Poiiceaaaa Howland,was taken sud
denly sickoa Friday ' olght last. ' "
A snake was i killed corner of Sixth
and Mulberry,; on WeiiJneadry lasiV ) ',;
-The waits of the 100 .store 'on
Front street .are rapidly going upward.
Rer. T. B. Pitta, has been, called to
Baltimore, on account of ricknees ia his
brother's family. . , , i .-.
Ex-Mayor Fishblate, has returned
from the North, and we are glad to see
he ia looking well.
It is rumored that Rer. Dr. Geo. Pat
tersou. will return to ' this city,' and
again take charge ofSt. John's Church,
Mr, B. L. Perry, has employed some
of the best fiabermea of. Carteret coun
ty, to furnish fish fur his Seaside Hotel.
Mayor Hall, is winning many praises
from all, for the impartial manner io
which he conducts the affairs, of the
City. '
- Clerk Superior Court has been busy
the past week, getting ready fur the
transaction of business the present
week. -M1;
Mr. E. F. Martini Superintendent of
the W., W. & O. R.
RM reports that bo
has six miles of the road graded to the
Souud. " ' ' ;
Mr. J: W. Taylor, was quite seriously
injured a few ; days ago at his mill in
thisrpity, by one of the bells which
sudeuly broke and struck him.
Hon. S. H. Fishblate.' reports the
busiueis men of Baltimore, are contem
plating esublishing of a new steam
ship line, . between that city and'f WiU
miugtou We hope it will be dode"r -
Mr. J. I. Macks, the Attorney at lw
hss rI been bsenl vioiliog hia rela
tives, delivering lectures, Ac, has re
turned to the city. , Macks is oae of
may he continue tb pTosper'.''" K"
Hon. Frank Hatton, accompanied by (
bis wifr and son, and Hon. George C.
Gorbam and wiCe arrived in our city I
on last Tuesday night, aod on Wednes
day m orning the party were invited on
board the Revenue Cutter Colfax,
where quite a )arge party Of our most
prominent citizens awaited them, and
they were received by the officers of the
Cutter and citizens with great enthusi
asm. Among the party we noticed
Captain E. J. Penny packer, the Collec
tor; Col. E. R. Brink, the Postmaster;
nl VL I) Hall, tha Mavor of the citv.
Gen. S. H. Manning the sheriff of the
rountv: Hon. Stace VanAmrintr. the
Judge , of Probate; Hon. R. E. Heide,
j , . , u.
the Norwegian and Danish Consul at
this port; Hon. W.8. O'B. Robinson,
the Uoitd $late District Attorney;
Col. IiaacJ. Young, Collector of Inter
nal Revenue of this district; Mr. John
Nichols, Postmaster at Raleigh; Major
H. L. Grant, Postmaster at Goldsboro;
Judge Daniel L. Rruaell, aUgrney - at -
law: Meeer. Frank H. Darby,-Edward
U. King,J. I. Macks Hugh Murray,
ifcouand Loftia. Tho buuneas men
were reprrsented by Vfenrs. Ed. Kid
der, George R. French; Jas. H. Chad
f T II.iiAvl-' V W TmUr T! V I
Thorp. Thomas u. aitn, taaries r.
Taylor, 1. v. JJavta. Mr. u. uerxin,
c. -.1 I . " 1.
wamea ouvshtcisj bum
of others. Tha ladios were also reprt -
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seated by qolte a anaaber.
AS HM M mm neeta www iiHwimu
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Ui Teasel waa gotua rJ
down that liver at about twelve
miles per boor, giving our yiaiton a
ana Jokeooa,' aiao SaaitiieiUso iAt Ue
iolei tha vessel waataraed hooMward,
w ha luncA was ordered, aad all had
gooa appeuKa.' tow us jauca repam
spread by Cabala Erk OaMalaea, the
aCCOSBplkOed COaiaHadef Of the OalnU.
Toe party arrived a toe city at wi
a- .a .
o ckME, aaa areve a ski w emmags.
to the aatioaai ctsaeUry. to hear tLt
able addreaa c Uesw George CGo
rs.n TWiaaaa J. fVaa!hrtLaaMl has 1
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MTcaased Mr. 8. A. Cwrie a livery
uhW, whka auras three he Is aow
raaalac ! rfy. Ca,t & W a
- . . . - J1 Vaosja haver t suit
aBBBMBwas BBSkSl www
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- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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. 1'of the I.vr.
Card- . '
1', Will you please do an iijured wouiaa
the justice to publish thejlfullowiug:
The Morning Star of this cityihas the
unkmdness to say 111 its reprjL of the
criminal court of this d:tte, Jue 1st,
riz: "Eliza Borden, larceny; guilty."
Now, Mr. Editor, let me say iu justifi
cation of myown case (and I hate to
have to do so), that I have been a res
ident of this city for fourteen years,
and hare ever enjoyed a character; for
honesty and virtue. I am, a married
woman, doing a legitimate bu.siuess,
and can prove a good character for in
tegrity, by many of my "old time"
white friends, and by all business
with whom I deal. Necessities of the
ease forced me" in' the protection of
myself aud my business to use justified
means in an aggravated case of assault
and battery I used them; was , tried
for it before a justice of the icace and
found guilty, and appealed, I was re
arraigned before the criminal court on
the same charge by some parties, and
through the medium of perjured wit
nesses was found, guilty of .assault aud
battery -This is truth; -and :'lFUlh is
mighty," not oaliti iny yiud:cktion,
but iu the condetii nation ol" such slaa
ders as was reported in that paier.
Some of the witnesses lor the state were
convicted thieves, and one, particular
ly, who is even debaned by law the
privilege of voting, because ofcriiue.
. Respectfully, Eliza Bjuui;'.
Juue 1st, 1SS3 It.
Proposals Tor Furnishing C'oul.
CUSTOM HOUiSE, W1L.M1NUTON. N.C.,
COLLECTOK'SOKl- iCK, May oM USi,
SEALED HlOFUSAbS WILL UK IJK
cciveU at tbia OHice, imlil 1' o'elxck
noou.of Friday, Juue Sih, ISiJ, for turuish-
Idb -a Cargo of irom ooOTO 0OJ TUNS OK
OEOROK SCKEKK CUM UEU L.N1 CU A K
lor the 'use of the Ut-veuue Alarinc 'Sc.ryiee
at this Port, said Coal to bo of best uiuuity,
?
free from impurities, to weigh '. JW -k unds
i,
Uillie Ton, to be subject to iusiivclioii, unj
to be dclivereU, free of cliarse, ou" wharf
now occupied by Ho veuiie Vessels, 5,
The right to reject auy or all btlj Is' rc-
served.
June J It
K..I, PENN YI'A K Kli. r
I'olltetor.
Proposals for Ftiriiisliiiis Miii
Chandlery uiul Kalioiis for
Kevouuc 9Iarije.
ceiled at this Otlice until 1- o'clock, rooo.
oi Monday Juue. 11, isst. for mui!iywia r
lions and Ship Chaudlery, lor u-jtfiiCrcw
1 1
and Vassels of the V. H. Ucve-iiilic Msriiio
Service iu the Colic-tiou luMric
or Hie
flscel year enJio Juue. ;lli, lvsi.
SeUcdutes of articles of.jhhip Ciniiidltiy,
to be bid for will be furnished' oij uitlica
lion to this Ulloe, !
1 E. J. PEN N'V PACK Ell.
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junet-U , Collector.
UVILKINUTON, CLINTON AND
WARSAW TKLKCiRUMI 10.
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enterpn are ieiursit'ii i iuctii vn-nou
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cauUatlou aud ni.ikni; an aojiciii. nis !-r
the r0nspl coariructioii ul thy suit.
Wktwlnclou subscriber are iciutl !
1 meet at the oini-e of v u. 1,. siiuiii a o ,
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T-u Ua,hv'r w. tx.srr.it.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS-! ,
Ituprovins; apei Femr Kiren pei
low Wilmiuston; If. Ci
l'BOJPOMAIX FOB DREDGING.
U.S. E.N(iLNKEJiO Kic,jO aamtsBtM
i Baltimobe, Md May 22, S83.
TU0P08ATa for Dredirln lnlCape Fear
i lUvor, Ji. IX. wilt be reetva iQnUt
noon of Juue j;, ISS3, and opened lnunpdii
atljr. tharoafler. ; tif u
Blank: forms. stKM-Iflnattona anil I nf.-irhn ...
lion can be hud oa application to this-
ofllce.
jnnea-li , V
Wilmington & Weldort
R. r: Company,
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SECRETARY A TREASURER'S OFECEJ T
WILMiNGTtilf, if. C!,"Mayi22, S2i
JN rUKSUANCF 6k 'a RESOLUTION
adopted by the the Directors of the U-
uiiu-ton &. Welduu Kail Road. Pom pany, at
a mealing held thladajr, aBPWIAL.MEKT-
INU of the Stockholders or said Company
will be hed In the City et Wilmington at
the Olllee of the'Corn panyrat 'li V'clook! A.
M.t ou TUURSUAY, the 2U5T DAY OP
JUNE N EXT, ' to take Into eonsiderattoa
the localinsand buildiux of a Railroad from
some DOinton i.h s.si.l Wiimi..i. . o.L
d ju Kaiir-ad south of Wilson to Florence.
y i ., on tho Wilniinstoa. Columbia A Aa
KUsla 1 tail road, or tiome point east thereof
on Kuid roMd; auu sech fuxlher actio In
""i.o.r in ine saia wcKUolders aa-
l,uult " uiefciing may oonmder p'opar,
. ! J, W. THOMPSON.
uiayj7-tni . .BecreUrj.
II. BRUNHILD & BR0., j
Distillers, Wholesale Iijifoi Dealers
AND-i'ltOPRIETOIta OK THE
I'lIAMi'ION CIGAR FACTOKV,
' W I li M I N ii TO N ? N. J. .
HICKS & BRUNHILD 1 BROS.,
KIC1IMOND, ,VA. 5 !
MaNUFACTURELW OF ALL KIND
OF FINE
t lli:it ISG TOUACIO.
NAVl'M ASlt TWIST?,
may -Jl if j
WILLIAM LYNCH,
: I THE : .tTl; ',.';r:' !
TTM6 A tiPLliNDlD AbOuTMENT
J- UF ... .... :p.
Cassimuresl 1 ... )
Doeskius anil
Broadcloth
AVl:itil'AY AU IMI'OKTKU,
Which he will cut and make to order,
in the latest styles.
Satisfaction jinHrtiitcetl.
More north side ol Princess street
near Front. ; may 20 tf ,
ia: is u vsTto
lOK THav
( Ill-I SII VL SYJlDOLv
I NTKUijUETKl. i:y KEV. 11. W-'MOIb-
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1414. I. I. The grjudekt obfi-rtoi CreaUo
i.-. ttiu MjN. t voice of Ull. Heat, Atlrao
lion :ud ,fh mit-41 Actios. Iu . natural
wi.nJi-r-. nud ftplrllual (iw.l)iiie ar altke
luarvt- iiu.. aud make a tMtok ut aoaoralbg
:iii l nis-n.M- lnw-r.i Tle grsat irotieaaa
l 'the M'r!.l Ciilvcns-aitlotdetlBrHl iilas.
K4ic.ii .Mitiiw bun U u it IwvclaUsa
i i it-t iii i a.' tiol.leM an 4 tnost Terfcrt Mach
HuUiv t i.muu ujt.-d. "Evtry XI of uatur
i tn vl- to repeat some lrin of His gs
el. i. r.vwugel isU. HoUl BMSOUH
ana Ucvoiu. liav.-A. C. eocxe. II. IK
liit-ai.uk. -A t.tartllng rsrs-laUoa (Wiiwi
ins Hit- womlcr- mb- glories A the UB.'
Kide j. r. Mearvejr. Lexington. Ky.
Mtir-.cUii, lOktrncUva and very suggas.
lt.-. -l; 4li.p'Jcrrr.tf Obl.w ll sells fast
i-u-ii. .ti.ir-.s, j. NdiiaiiT
A (1 -iiia.lclliia. Pa-; Inrtonsll, O.;
.uti-vri"-;or?vu ixwtis, aro
Iiy I i '.i
WW TIKS AKD SUfPKRS,
1 j . ' '" ... -
E H-F:U OUKAT VRIPTT OK1
. Styles and .lakes
IN I1W TIES AND KLUTEIW tVK
ttENTLEMFIN AND LADIES
WEAR.
Good Halry, f '
Lxv t tliioc. a! -
. Luw mw ia Price.
Call ia ao J eaaaciae.
t i X. IL FHE.S CII A bONJi
P. A. S.MITH,
lOOFACTJllER III DEALU il
, FURNITORE
so ii i'!tru vro!ct Bfitcrr.
.
ALWATs OX II AND. .
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. NEW AlVITISEMENTS.
v.!
QNEHUIRK1 LABORER?, TO WORK
on the CMrTTOIf-' POIt CASWELL
RAJLRQAD. , Good j wagea: and prompt
Par . w r j, . R.P.PAJIISO.
Junelt
THE SEASHORE !
J HOTEL BRUNSWICK.
t . '..'jr .,i . - X ti :
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ISlDEt HOTEL 1
' WHIG QTS VILLE. A. C.
B. ;PEBRY,J;ProprIetor.
if.,. '
fiHX3K TWO StTUMEB REMORTH WILL
be opea MONDAY, MAY SR. :
The Hotel Brunswick, at Smlthville, la
25 miles below Wilmington, and accessible
by 'two flrst-cla& steamers,' making two
trips daily.'" ' ' .
TheBeaslde Hotel Is situated in a Ur;e
grove on Wrightsvl Uo Sound; la composed
of cot Uses for ramiUea.and within .7 miles
of Wilmington, at the head of a flue Shell
Road, the best In the Southern couutrjr.
BOTH HOTELS IN FULL VIEW
OF THE OCEAN;
Upl surf and still water bathing
- Every variety of rista, aad abnndaaee of
Oysters, blams and Crabs.' .1'
Spacious HaU Roonib, with iloe Baud or
Mosle, ' ! '
: Ten-pin Alleys, Billiards and Bar. '
A. Terms moderate. 'h
mar27-U !
Commissioners Sale!
BY VIRTUE OK A DECREE OF THE
Superior Court of New llauovar rv.mi.
IT. made In a civil mrtloii iiullnv 1
Court, wherein Ada McClammy as Adsaln
istratrix of Richard aleClammy was PUt.i-
' j v w muvuuunij huu oiuers were
Defendanta. iThe undoraiirnAil ibmnk.
filoner appointed by said decree, will on
Friday, loth of June. A, V. tssn, at the Court
Hons Door la the City of Wllsainmon. at
12m.. oner for hk lv Puhiio Anpilnn ai
lot or parrel of laud linated. lylnn and
being in the City of of Wilmington, and
bounded and dew-rlbd aa follow: Itectn
ning iu the western Una of KlirhLh nitmi
atapoleV-Kf feet to lroaa Tu Isleraeo-
tlou with thellneof South sido of Kwann
Street, rue d tug thence Moith with tha line
oi vne saia w est siao of t 1-Uk1iUi t nwl-C
feel and t Inch ait. thene wl im tm.. .r.
8 inches, tbenca 'orth t9 leet and Inches .
thence Kant m feet and 6 Inches to th
ferntS-orsate-SA e ilSTTVn: ottrtlaiir
atx rooalhs with Interest from day of
aaie. habbuui iim.iui ,
lawjanel) Commusloner.
STATE OK WORTH CAROLINA. NEW
UANOVKIt tWUNTY. ,
(sCPKaiORCOUBT
Kaaey Oowan va Francis M. Moute.
Thomas It. Wright aud other.
J rJPdlIS action Is brought by the above
I rt,niej pialntlfl against the alnjve named
leenrtanlJfoT theeonveyanee lotlie ftain-
UU front the heirs of Josheali. Wright,
ceased, and the heirs of liahella tsampn. .
dtcaagl.f the fat estate, or at aay Inter
est whlchjhey may have or rlalm In r-r-
tain preaaiaea attaateu in tee city of win
mington. County and K'.sta above men
tioned, and which aredewrtbed In the com
plaint, aud to quiet the UUe to the aald
premises. Tiie Iefeadants Frank D, Young
aad Uia Wife Kmtaa W. Voung. are hereby
notlflvU and rviulred to appear at the util
term ol the Superior Court, of the aald
county of New Hanover, tube I .Id at Ute
CoartHoase.In thesaldOlyof U lluiloston.
oa the 1 JU Monday after the it Muadar In
March A- u. iw, and dio4 in said sruon.
Uirea nader my haad this 21 si day of April,
A. 1. InsO, r J
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