VOL. 1.
WILUIKGTGiT, N. FEIDAY MORNmG, APRIL 24 1868.
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RAILWAY DIRECTORY.
WILMINGTON & WELDON RAIL ROAD.
President B,. R. Brldgers, ' -
Directors oh tte iari 0 fe 6wcftw)7fer-W;A.
' Wright, S D Wallace, Eli Murray, Alfred Mar-,
i tinA HVanBokkcien. Geo. Harris, of Wilming
ton, and John Everett, of Goldsboro'. - ;r
Directors on the part of Vie State Edward Kid
der, of Wilmington, N. C, John Norfleet, of
Tarboro', and Thomas D. Hogg, of Raleigh, N.
C .' ; ; :.a :;; . , -. .v
ChiefJSngineer ana General Superintendents.
L. Fremont. - '"- '
Matter of Tra)tsportathnWm. Smith.
Secretary and Treasurer J. W. Thompsons f
Master of Machinery 3. M. Hanklns.
i' lator--G. L. Dudley. ;
I WILMINGTON & MANCHESTER R. ROAD.'
I President William B. Giles.
Directors John Dawson, Henry Nutt, O. G.
Parsley. A. J. DeRosset, D. S. Cowan, Geo. J,
W. McCall, W. E. Miles, James G. Burr, Rich,
drd Bradley, J. Eli Gregg.
" General SnperuUendantVfUllam Macrae,
t Secretary and Treasurer Wm. A. Walker.
4 Oeneral Freight Agent John L. Cantwell.
WILMINGTON CHARLOTTE & RUTHER
FORD RAIL ROAD. '
3 rraldetML Robert IL Cowan. .
i Directors-. J. Persan, A. IL VanBokkeleu,
Jno. A. McDowell, Robert S. French, Walter L.
Steele, Stephen W. Cole, Samuel H. Walkup, E.
Nye Hutchinson, Hay wood VV. Guion, C. C. Hen
derson, A G. Logon, A. R Uolmesly. r
i SuperinxendardYf. I. Everett.
' Master of Transportation V. H. Allen,
f- Secretary and Treasurer I, T Alderman.
Mailer Mechanic W. Gill.
; Freight Agent W. R. Frehch.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
St. John's Lodge No. lf
Meets last Thursday evening in each month.
Horace H-Munson, W. M.
Wm M. 1018SON, see y.
v
Concord Chapter No. 1 ,
- Meets Ui and Zd Mondayx in each month. -itTHos.
M. GaHDSBr, M.v E. H. P.
. .x , Wm. Larkims, Sec'y.
V ihnington Council No. 4, ;..
1 . 3aets 1st Wednesday in each month.
Altrbd Martin, T. L G. M..
1. D. Rtttbnbbro. Recorder
QDD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
Cape. Fear Lodge, No. 2.
Meets every Tuesday night, ;
Wm. J. Yorr, N. G. " , v
rnmnbcll Encampment, No. l.
Meet first and tiird Friday nights in every month.
WM. J. JACOBS, v. . J YopPt Scribe;
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY,
Mount Olivet Council Not 0 F. of T
Meets rvery-Frlday 'wming..- r'-V:1':
Wm. M. Hays, President, 7 a 4 ,rw.
i . W. F. Corbbtt, Secretary.
vVi iif nrinR Temoerasce Society.
- Meets every Monday night at Seamen's Bethel.
Wm. M. Hats, President
. - J. J. Hawkins, Secretary.
i 4
400 Acres of Yaluable Real
Estate for Sale. ;
THIS PROPERTY IS LOCATED 20
miles from the city of Wilmington at the
town of Iillington, lying between the main road
and Riley's Creek. The land is of excellent
quality, laid off in 21, 5 and 10 acre lota. On
each lot there is a sufficient amount of timber
for building and fencing purposes. " : v ' v
The subscriber has so arranged the survey that
each lot lies adjacent to a road running from the
m&iu roaa 10 ruieys urees.. 1
rru 11 . . Ak t.. xtn
x wm sen we aoove real estate la quuiuura w
suit purchasers at the following liberal terms,
viz: one third cash, the balance in six, twxlvb,
JEIGHTEKN and TWBSTY TOITB MOKTHS I .
Por further particulars apply to -
! J. L. RHOADES, .
' Attorney at Law,
Office over offico Daily Post, .
Wilmington, N; C.
144-lm
april 12
Government Wrfecksi
TTAVING BEEN NOTIFIED BY THE 8ECr
JUL retary of the Treasury that a contract has
been made by him with GEO. Z.5 FRENCH and
IttHJfiKT STEVENSON.
from wrecks of all vessels belonging to the Gov-
vernment, on and adiacent .to this
i . "uv.
having been appointed by him as agent to super
intend their ODerationft. T horrhv warn all ner-
I hereby warn all per-
om uleriering with said wrecks or any
Hill
THE
ivr uovernment property on the coast r
L.G. ESTES,
. . ; .lx Coll. Ink Rev.
Umlogton, Aug. 6f 1867. - ..- ::tf
daisy day-a nnntstscctccc or
TIIAVIIL
ST J02S o. SAXS. ;
.Gu7 Diem! Hon.
It wasln an Irlihclty,
In the pleasant month of May, -That
I net the clever, pretty,
LlTdyi lovely Daisy Day.
like myself, a transient ranger, ;
s From Columbia's troobled shore, .
Could I deem her quite a stranger,
Though we never met before ?
, Love of country so despotic
In our precious native land
, Finds us doubly patriotic, ',
8traying on a foreign strand ; ;
Hence, perhaps, her friendly manner, .
v And my pulse's quicker play,
When beneath St Patrick's banter,
I accosted Daisy Day. ,
. Bless met bow all eyes were centered 1
2; . On her, when the parlor door -Opened,
and the lady entered
like a queen upon the floor ! -t
ir 'Tikbs ayi; Ihat umnier even, - ,
tru. Cr5 auperlaUye perfume, .
' Waiua by the Dream 01 neaveu.
Suddenly had filled the room !
- . , " ' i ; , . . . - . . .... . .
Happy favorite of Nature,
Hebo in her sunny face, ;
J uno in her - queenly stature, .
More than J uno in ber grace,
. Eyes befitting Beauty's goddess, ,
Mouth to steal your , heart away,
. But that strained her ample bodice
Such was charming Daisy Day !
Wellwhat then? Ah! Holy Mother!1
Pardon one pathetic 6igh ; ,,
She's the partner" ot another,.-
And I own it so ami!
. But a poet owes to Beauty
More than common men can pay,
I" And I've done my simple duty, ,
Singing thus of Daisy Day !
NASBY PAPERS.
TEi STATE OF MICniOAN THE EXI'KKIESCE
. OK 31 It, NASBY " THEREIN," AND A FllIGHT-
FUL DREAM THAT HE DREAMED. .
fFroni! tlie Toledo Blade.
, Lansing, Mich., March 28.
Ef ther is n State in tins Yoonun entirely
worthy uv bein ranked with Massachoosits,
entirely worthy uv bein?considered scarcely
second in pint up IIam:ridiculin, Onesinius
defyin and Hagar-rejection Ablishn infidel
ity, that State is Michigan Massachoosits
is onery and cussid, Michigan is oneryer and
cussider. They her colleges in, every ' other
county, skoolhouses, gorjus and costly, in
every town and ef that ain't enough, they
hev a crooel, tyranikle, barbarous Taw for-
Ki.nr, thp sipntrininmi Tn ti,V ir.
ge towns where .one .. kin; without material
fior f ontlnn flnctninin mnnirinal law
RtPiin 5nd comnelsthe disnensers thereof
"if 11 v m TnthWtnwn fmm wIop
T write. T gathered tosrethar a few uv the
faithful, and wuz a conlirmin uv cm in the
faith when, ez the clock struck eleven, the
landlord put out the lights and us together
simultaneous Kin sich things be, and
overcome1 us like a summer ciouu t niey
L-5r IT-xr pnnran fhrt pan't ' Iia nr "whnlp.
hearted Dimocrisy in sich a State! They been beaten pummeled and rolled in the gut
can't hev time ' t5 get fully Dimocratic. & $ hung, but thank the . Lord, I wuz m
Eleven o'clock ! The Dimocrisy uy Michi gan,
is a eleven-o'clock Dimocrisy. They
don't live out half ther days. . They fall
short uv the full stater uv full-grown speci
mens just an hour, j The only good and troo
ones I hev seen were a few farmers and sich,
who carried it home in a jug. But, alas !
cz thev never pay rent, they don't stay long
enoush m one place to make tnerseives ieit.
Thev naterally drift bacc'to Southern IUinoy,
where line-tootu comos is unitnown wuere
the wicked . ceese from . troublin, and tne
weary are at rest. But we hev cnutf uv that
kind here..'
Ez I retired to my couch last nite, I was
filled with sadnis. The elcckshun okkurs in
a week or two, and the Ablishnists porpose
to tear down the lew remanin lanu-murks
and give votes to the disgustm niggers in
that State. Contemplatin ,pe gull to which
Michigan is approachin, with my sole filled
. . I x L' 'J!, T .11 ..n.,kln1 olnnn
and slecpin, dreemed. t ' r
Methawt 1 wuz in .Liberia, that country
across the waters, settled by civilized; nig
gers. I was some wot supprised at wot met
my gaze. luggers to tne rite uv me nig
gers to the left uv me niggers in front uv
me- roae tue six uunureu tuousana uv em.
Occasionally in the streets uv Monrevia, the
cheef town.' I seed a white man more frek-
entlv si mullatter, and occasionally one in
wicuwuzoniy a tinge uy wiute dioou jisi
enuflf to show that his anccsters had left
Kentucky many years and generashons before
Passin a fnli-blooded nigger on the street, he
oushed me contemptuously into the gutter,
and Tortnwim a rauuie uy iun-uuuucu "ig
aeel nig-
in at me,
, "White
ger boys pelted meAVitn muu, yeni
07. thn it was a opprounous term,
r Vfthi wintc man : laui lau
wuu : - -
White man 1"
A' mild-faced nigger came to my rescue
and rebooked the boys. "Is he," seel he, "to
hiftmc for bein white r Hememoer, uoys,itue
same God" mide him ez made you, and that
he is not to uiameiui ww
At this period he stoppea taiKin. 1 ne
r..t ni'nrpr returned, and damm 111m lor a
zricHirhin one idea Radicle, knockt him into
tuow "'tt . -r,
mutterin suthin about bein
frnn tn the traditions uv nis race, siaiKeu
ua nii - - . - .. . l r
iiT. .Wean lnillLf UUUll V. UU
m,pcr nntrarres Am I to submit to being
.nA) Kno anrl nnmmelled bv men, and
"AUrs. sir!" sed the bcficvoieut-iooKing
n;rrroi iin Tied the sDDe&ahce ur a Sunday
school teacher, "alars sir, there isn't. Yoor
color, sir yoor'colorl TUey hev prejoodises
which they can't overcome, and that prejoo-
rlis the boys even possess, jarewen,- aw,
enmftdav it will bo different, but now-r-
i And he drawee! a sigh and walked on-
hastily, cz he notist a fresh crop of boys ap
proaching, t . t ; - . -V 'rj 7 , v:
house I entered it It wuz the capitle, and
Kftiriiw T" red to pass vue . uoor. me
dr.irppnnr -with a expression uv skorn I
rifeiflft uv Kentucky, rcmarkt
that the white gallery wuz up that way. Up
T AsspnrtArL r.lost unaer tue ruui, wuac mere
wnx nrmsihlv dozen
nz nossiblv a dozen more use me, ana i
BAf. nnrt liRtpriprt tn n. CUriOUS debate. The
deration wuz a : auiena
strikin
r muUAw thn initmnment
lug y uiu uiava ' uu u i""
Thft thinsr had loner been nendin. Advoca-
tin it wuz Halt a dozen incmuers in a r comw
by theirseljes, and , opposin it wuz an mc
rest uv the House. I . The scn wuz very much
sich ez, I witnessed a good , nany . years ago
at Washington when John Quincy Adams
xsnz a chaiapioa ja the idea ut the ekalitj
gt all mca in the ' House. One member
denounst the leader ur the little minority cz
a -basc; groyelia, low wretch, who bed lost
all pride ut race, all regard the purity
01 blood, and who wuz insidiosly plottia to
debase the pure and proud race or Ham, by
nungun wun u me paie, miiJfy uioou ut
the inferior racesi f pV"': "'C'.
Another wanted this House to ask itself,
"Do you want to march up to the polls Ion
side tnr a white maat" Do you want to be
tried? for yer little crimes afore si jury ut
white men ? - White men in offis ! , I shud
der at the thot ! See 1" said he, puliin out
from under his coat a f portrate ut a white
woman, ez I seed Yallandigham do wunst
in Ohio, at a Dimocraticmeetin, only he Led
on his pasteboard a wench ; "see tovrhat- the
gentleman wishes to ally himself.M : Another
member askt the House to seriously ask their
selves, afore they voted on the bill, whether
this House wanted to marry a white woman
He wftntcd. this Uoua toasicerseitjhetn-i
er she wanted her dorter to marry a white
man ?! "Ef we let em vote; we must marry
em !" The vote wuz taken, resultin of coorse,
in the votin down uy the bill. The sis Rad
icals were to wunst expelled for introdoos
in sich a incendiary measure, and the House
adjourned.
The populace got hold uv the news, and
the wildest joy prevailed. One wagon wuz
rigged up, into wich was twenty four black
girls with a banner over 'em "Fathers, pro
tect us from white ekality" and another
similarly loaded carried; a banner onto wich
wuz written. "Black husbands or none !
The purity uv our race !" Noticin me on
the street, the populace went for, me. The
police, wich ought to have preserved the
peace,' (they were most emigrants from an
island off the coast, which they had left on
account of being oppressed byUhe king uv
another island wich lied got posession uv
'em, and wuz a.bearin down upon 'em,) the
perliecemaD, insted of pertectinme,headedthe
hunt, and liveiy they made it . I wuz caught
and rolled in the gutters, amid shouts uv
"Kill the d- d white-livered whelp t" and
they pounded and pummeled me, and tore
my clothes off. ' "To the white orfun Asy
lum!" shouted one uv 'em, and to that cry I
owed my life. They beleved in wholesale
killin rather than ,'retale, and they made a
rush for an asylum where the orluns uv the
few .despised whites wuz a livin. Short
work they made uv it. The orfuns wuz
roasted and beated to death, the teachers run
for their hves,and the buildms wuz sacked,
the black women meantime, ridin' around
".l?c cm, uu..iua
pal citizens addressm the mob deprecatin
violence, but nevertheless applaudin uv em
o the zeal ? preservin the purity uv the
race. Two white skool-houses and eighteen
dwellins wuz gone thro with, cz ef j by in-
sprashen. Finally they got site uv me again
anA ez there wuzn't any others in site, they
cheerfully ceezed me, and riggin a rope, run
me up to a lamp post. "Wat inhumanity !
wat crooeltv! wat injustice !" shrcekt 1.
Forechoonltly I did not further commit my
self. The shoutin and the sense uv chokin
awoke me. I wuz not in Afrika. I bed' not
Amerika, the land uv the free, where, when
such things is done the white men , do em
thereselves, wich is more comfortable,
Bur what a iriteful dreem I Wat a mis-
forchoon it must be to be uy another race
when that race ain't in a majority. I reely
sympathize with the niggers in this country.
Petroleum v . JN asby, if . m.,
(Wich .is Postmaster.)
Good Yarn.
In the village of
W., lived a man, wlio
bad once been a Judge of the county and was
known all oVerit bv name ot Judge L. lie
kept a store and sawmill, and was always
Rnrfi tn - hftve. t hfi! hest ot a bargain on nis
side, by which means he had gained an am
ple fortune, and some did not hesitate to
call him the biggest ! rascal in the world.
He, was very conceited,vvvithal, and used to
brag of his business capacity, when any one
was near to listen. One, rainy day, as quite
a number were seated around the store, he
began, as usual, to tell of 4iis great bargains,
and at last wound up with thev expression :.
Nobody has ever cheated me, nor rthey can't
neither. " ... ' - v" -
'Judge," said an old man of the companyr
I've cheated you more'n you ever did me."
"How so ?" said the Judge.
uIf you'll promise you won't go to law
'bout it, nor do nothing, I'll tell you; or, else
I won't, you're too much of a law character
forme." "Let's hear I" cried a half dozen
voice's at once, "I'll promise,' said the Judge,
"and treat in the bargain, if you have.';
'Well, dor you remember that wagon you
robbed me of?" ? . "
I never robbed you out of any wagon ; I
only got the best of the bargain," said the
Judge. "Well I made up my mind to have
it back, and
"You never did !" interrupted , the cute
Judge,
'Ycs, I did, and interest too.
"How so ?" thundered the now
enraged
Judce. " ' ; ". ''
"Well you see Jude, I sold you one day
a very nice pine log. and bargained with yoa
tor a lot more.
Well, that 102 I stole on
vour Dne down by your mill the night be
fn. and the next dav I sold it to you. The
next night I drew it back home, and sold it
to you the next day,' and so I kept on until
you had bought your own log twenty-seven
"That's a lie I" exclaimed the enfuriated
Judge running to his book and examining
his log account; "you never soia me tweniy-
seven loirs of the same measurement"
j know it," said the vender in logs "By
drawing it back and forth the end wore off,
and as it wore, I kept cutting the end off,
until it was pnlv ten feet long, just fourteen
feet shorter than it was the first time I
brought it, and when it got so short, I drew
it home again and worked ' it up into shin
gles, and; the next week you Dougnt tne
shingles and then 1 concluded I had got ray
wagon back and stowed away in my pock
et book." ' V " - ,
The exclamation of the Judge was drown-
ir! in the shouts ot the bystanders, and the
logdrower fouud the door without the prom
i isea treau
An Early Prejudice. A California
editor, participating in a debate as to the
best method of building a certain bridge,
obicctcd to a coffer dam . for making the
piers! lie said he early formed a prejudice
against the thing. His uncle 1 once had
a cow choked with a turnip, and for a,' long
time it was thought she would coffer dam
head off. He had been opoosed to coffer
dams ever since, ; ,
All forms Child.
A short time since, a rather rough appear
log man from the remote Interior walked in
to the Granite Bank, Augusta, He., and in
quired: .
"Is this Mr. Johnson, the cashier T
It is, sir ; what will you have r
"Do you pay any of your old bank , bills
now?"- : . . , .... .
Certainly.M 1 . ' " "
"Well, now, that is good. : You see I had
some of your bills, and the other day I offered j
them at the Sandy River Bank ; but they
didn't want them and said you would take
them, so here they are." .
The cashier counted the bills about $100.
; He then inquired :
j i "How long have you had these bills ?" ;
"It's about six years. -How
happened you to keep them so long?'
f Well you see I had only one child a
girl fifteen and a half years old, and she died;
and then 1 didn't care about the money and
put it away in an old box, and there it has
been." Vi " ;'::T.' V':C : r'?'.?-::
The lump came to his throat: and the
tears streamed down his furrowed cheeks as
he turned aside, in memory ot his child, for
whom the money had been saved.
Touching Leave Taking. -The St. Jo
seph Missouri Herald reports an elopement
case. A Mrs. Carson has left with a doctor,
first addressing the following to her hus
band.:.-"-'- ; V y.h -K::.' ; .
Dear Uusby. You're played out. I like
Dr. so well that I prefer going with
him rather than staying with you- you good
degenerate cuss.- It's none of your business
where we are going to. It won't do you a
bit of good to follow us, for I wouldn't live
another day with you to save your life. You
made a mistake in thinking I loved you. I
never did. I married you merely for conve
nience sake.' I take the baby along and I'll
take care of it. You can sue for a di voice,
or get married as soon as you please. The
woman who gets you next will have a
healthy old prize. Good bye. Be virtuous
and you'll be happy.
Your - . " Late Wife.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DANIEL A. SMITH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of ..
Parlor, Dining Room, Chamher
and Office Furniture,
Mat trasses, Featliers, Window
Shades, Wall Paper, &c, also
Sash, Blinds and Doors.
SOUTH FRONT
6ct2:
ST., WILMINGTON,
N. C
iy
H. DOLLNER, G. TOTTBR, J. CAMERDEN.
DOLLflER, POTTER & GO ,
Commission Merchants 9
i'. New York.
Libera.', cash, advauccs on consignments of Na
var Stores, Cottou and other Southern produce,
j sept. 24 ; ly
L O. Cv UKtCOl. L. G. BSTES. M. T. HATCH.
New York. Wilmington, N. C. New York.
HATCn, ESTES & CO.,
V.'M" GENERAL
Gonunission Merchants,
NO.
133 FRONT STREET, CORNER OF PINE
NEW YORK.
C CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON & NAVA1
stores solicited. Usual advances made and
aUOrders promptly executed.
aoui.
GEO. Z. FRENCH,
No. 10 South Front Street,
i 'Wiliriin.g' ton,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions. Wines,
Liquors. Cigars. .
Wood, Willow, and 6m-
moil trovb cry wurc.
. : '. r ' ! . - ... .: ; -Cotton
and Naval Stores Bought or
Received on Consignment.
oct 6 ;-; ' - ' tf
MANUFACTURER , AND DEALEB IN
- . -r-r-rm tait -HaI '
A : ' QT-TTNli I H X
OlBa V TlJlO, Olllil VJUiliKJ,
GASIl PAID FOR WHITE OAK AND CY
press timber delivered at his Mill at wharf
foot ot Castle street.
Prompt attention given to oraers.
Wilmington, N. C, Aug. 5, 1867. tf
JOSEPH H. NEFF,
SHIJP CHANDLER,
AND DEALER IN
i J.
SHIP STORES, GROCERIES, HARD"
ware, Paints, Oils, Boats. Oars, Ac.
No's 23 Water, and 2, 4 & 6 Dock Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C
oct ly
AS. T. FKTTSWAT.
BOOKS MOOBB
; PETTEWAY & MOORE' ,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS;
NORTH WATER STREET,
" WILMING TON, N. C.
SOLICIT CONHlNMJia OJf VUTiUW,
NAVAL STORES 'AND COUNTRY PRO
DUCE.
Being AGENTS for the .Manufacturers are
prepared to fill, on the most reasonable terms,
orders ior .
GEO. KIDD'S CELEBRATED
COTTON GINS,
ZELL'S RAWBONE 1 !
SUPER-PHOSPHATE,
BROWNS COUNTEK, - r.
r , PLATFORM andRAIL-
ROAD SCALES.
Have consUnUy on hand FERTILIZERS ol all
descriptions. v
NEW M) YEIlTISEIIBIiTi
YyAXDROIC IS NOW OFFERING
Dry
THaU any
other IIouso v in
t tho State.
Since the heavy decline in Goods, WALDRON
has been North and bought his . . -
and now offers . for , sale one of the HOST
EXTENSIVE ' and DEST ASSORTED
STOCKS OF DRY GOODS in the country,
at Panic Prices of 1857. -
DOMESTIC GOODS,
A full line at the very bottom of the market.
Calicoes 61 cents and upwards. 1
Bleached Shirtings 61 cents and upwards.
Brown Goods, very low.
DRESS GOODS.
Merinoes, Poplins,- Empress Cloths, Alpacas
and other popular fabrics, in all desirable Stylo
and Colors, all of which will be sold at popula
prices. i ,
f
Go tO THE GREAT 4 for Ever y-
. thing usually kept , in
First Clasa Dry Goods IZotiae, I
Housekeeping Goods
A snlendid stock, consistinsr in nart ot Quilts..
Tickings, Sheetings, Table Cloths, Table Dam
asks. Nankins. Doilies. Towels, and Toweling:
from the ordinary qualities to the world renowned
Barnesly Goods I Fruit Cloths and Embossed
Table Covers in wool and felt all colors and
prices. : ' , -, - . : -. ,
BLANKETS. BLANKETS.
t . 4.
A Inll stock White and Colored. A better blan
ket for less money than any other Heuse in the
State, uome and examine them and be con
vinced.
FLiANNEIi--Best makes.
White and Colored, Plain and Twilled, at prices
that, cannot fail to please. ; .
CLOTHS AUD PAUT Q00DS.
Broad Cloths, Doeskins Casslmeres, Satinets,
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, and a general assort
ment ior .M.en'8 ana coy s wear,, ai lowest vanu
prices. " j " ' .
WHITE GOO D .
The best assortment and attowerpHifrllianDy
other House in the whole south.
Knil: Grobcis
Evening and Breakfast Shawls, Alexandras, Son
tags, Nubia), Scarfs, Hoods, &c, &c All quali
ties and prices. - i
8HAVIiS and CLOAKS.
This Department like all others at this popular
Establishment is complete. ! : ; .
All Wool Shawls $1 and upwards.
HOSIERY AI1D GLOVES.
. 1i
Ladies' Hose and Gents' Socks 121 cents and up
wards. All grades at satisfactory prices. .
CORSETS AND HOOP SKIRTS.
An Imported Corset for 75 ccntt, and a regular
line to the Finest French Corsets at $3 50.
Hoop Skirts 50c, 75c, 1 1, II 25, $1 50, $3, and
upwards. , i
HAIR NETS. !
Plain, Beaded, -and Trimmed,
the best goods in-the market.
from J5 cents, tor
-In this Department may bo found every variety.
Plain, Embroidered, and Hem 8titch, 121 cents
and upwards. ? :
Gts' Funiisliing Goods.'
Modern Styles and living prices. .. !
Fine Shirts and Underclothing for the Million, j
The best Paper Collar in the world, Linen Finish,
Cloth Lined Button Holes and Magenta Edge,
not to be found at any other House in , the city.i
Gentlemen call and see them. A : J
HATSand
Fashionable Shapes and
and see HAMILTON. Jb.
Popular Styles. Call
It is presumed if yon
take him he will get wet ! 1 1
WHOLESALE BUYERS
are cordially invited to call at
The WUmingtbn Regulator
and get posted up, and thereby save time and
money. , . ' N h-
Everybody wanting anything in
THE DRY GOODS UUIE i
'X - ''' ;-V -y - 7 - -i- - :;' -;i ry ,r- 4
i will consult their own interest by going to
WALDRON'S,
THE
CHEAP STORE.
THE CHEAP STORE.
THE CHEAP STORE.
SOUTH FRONT STREET.;
tSPEniAttlOTIGE.
f As a particular favor, WALDRON request that
his Friends and Customers come prepared with
"Greenbacks.", The times are such' that hereal
ter he cannot take Gold in payment for Goods. J
R. S,TAXDHOn
tp? a
G-GODS
- i
vjituinQTon aiid A'piDon iu
n. conPAriY.
IF
T
. April Sth, 18CS. ,j
Notice to Passengers.;,
ON AND AFTER THE 10th INSTANT, THE
passenger trains will leave Wilmington at
5 o'clock. A. JL, and 5 o'clock, P. 'M., and ar
rive In Wilmington At 7:30 A. M. and 7:o0 p. M.,
until further notice;
. : S. L. FREMONT, 1
.'. . ; . Engineer t& Sunt' -
! inril O : 111 -St
IITST
WIL. & IIIKCUESTER it. B. CO.
IT
Hlrrn!!
YN AND AFTER MARCH 29to,
PASSEN-
XJ eerrrains of this
Road will
run on the
following Schedule : . - -
TRAIN.
. i - orm r ir
. . O.WU A. . L.
Arrive at Florence
3:15 A.M.
Arrive at Kinirsville. . .... . . . . ..... . . 7:80 A. M,
Leave KinrBvUic...., ........ ....... ;asua. m.
Arrive at Wilmington......... ...... 3:35 T. M.
JCiprees Train connects closely at uiorence
with the North Eastern Railroad for Charleston,
and Cheraw and Darlington Railroad for Cheraw,
and at Klvgsville with the South Carolina Rail
road for Columbia and Augusta. -
ACCOMMODATION THAIN.
Wn.MrsGTOjr, N. C, April 8, 1S6S.
ON AND AFTER FRIDAY the 10th
inst the ACCOMMODATION TRAIN on
this Road will leave W ilmlngton on ' Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8:30 A. M.: arriva at
Florence at 6:50 P. M. : Kingsvllle 3:00 A M..
Leave Kinssville Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sun-
days, at &a) P. M.-, . arrive at Florence at 3: 15 A. '
31., ana v umington t:iw r. m, v;iose connec
tion at wummgton ootn ways witn tne w. w.
1L K., at iriorencewith the u. ana u. it tt; lor
Cheraw. and at Kingsville with the South Caro
lina Railroad to and from Columbia. - i
. - WM. MacRAE,
'". ' ' ' Gen'l SupL ,
aprUlO 142-tf
WILMINGTON CHARLOTTE AND;
RUTHERFQRD R. R. COMPANY.
IT
Gbsxbal Sufxbintskdzkt's Office, )
Wilmington, N. C; Aug 9, 1867. f
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY "NEXT, AUG
13th; the Passenger train on this Road wil.
leave Wilmington on Tuesday ' Thursday and
Saturday at 7 o'clock,; A. M. : ;
Amve at uana urn, ame aavs, at 3 ir. M.
Arrive at Wadesboro (Stage) at 12 midnight. ,"
Leave Wadesboro' (Stage) on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Satuday, at 2 P: M. 1 '
Leave Rockingham (Stage) on Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday at 4:30 A. M. 't k - I .
.Lieave Sana tiui uars) Monuay, weqncsaay
and Friday, at 7 o'clock, A. M. .
Arrive at Wilmington same days at s f. M. ....
' 1 W. I. EVERETT,
General Supeilntendent.
THE GRIJAT THE0UGH BH0JlT,tt0UXE"
Tf THR .TSrnPTTT
ACR KING RdT
The most direct and comfortable route to
PHILADELPHIA, ;
NEW; YORK, .
BOSTON,
AND ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST.
Through Tickets sold and Baggage
Checked from all principal cities in the
Southern Atlantic and Gulf States.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
No Omnibus transfers on this route, i
v.v?,:; - . . . . ,
This line also forms a part of the
GREAT SEABOARD INLAND Allt
LINE FREIGHT" ROUTE. -conmecting
with 8eaboard and Roanoke Railroad
at Portsmouth, Va.
FREIGHTS forwarded with despatch, and at
reasonable rates. THROUGH RECEIPTS given
to and from . ,
rxiUjutuijL'u.i& an il PRINCIPAL POINTS
. . SOUTH. : i
Jlarine and Fire Risk Assumed - Ify the
-! Company.
: : X: -"'.. 'A -'V-t i-.Vi :H I
; I For farther information cnqulrq at stations ol
conneciing railways South or of Agent at Nor
folk, Ya.
ft V. TOMPKINS, General Agcntr.
''' Norfolk, Va.
13 oct f . tf
H
T EL.
PURGELL HOUSE,
TvII,MINGTON,TN. C. ;
' ". raoFBizToa:. -
J. R. DAVIS, of Mills House Charleston, S. C.
.. ! - -- , - T -l ' - - -."
Coach, Carriage and Baggage Wagons always
ready to convey Passengers to and from the Rail
roads, april 4-137-tf
Attorney, arid Counsellor at Lair,
WILMINGTON, N. C., v ,
Office, 71 Market Street," oyer Office Post.-EST-
Particular attention paid , to prosecuting
claims in the U. 8. District and Circuit Courts.
and Court of Claims at 'Washington, D. C. The
patronage or non-resiaents ol the Bute is re
pectfufly solicited.! z ;
apm iu r -t lw-ii
NOTICE. , v
rjpHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
in large or small quantities, . ' 1 '
' CYPRESS and JUNIPER
Sliixierles,
Sawed in a Workmanlike Manner.'
These ' 8HINGLES are admitted by all who
have used them to be : ; , . ; -
DETTEn. AID:CI1EAPER
han any In the market.
It takes LESS NAILS, and LESS TIME to
lay them. They make a BETTER ROOF, and
require LESS PER. SQUARE than any hand
made shingles, ; H , - . - " .
Call, examine and jndge for yourselves,
at XliU foot of Castle street. : -
: 1 - - J. C .
,n- - -it v . " Proprietor.
RAIL ROADS.
GEIRAL
iPERIIEID IS OFFICE