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Important -OrderXlrora-General Canby.
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HeADQUJlRTBBS SJEC03TD MHJTABY DlSTSICTj
, CHASUSSTOJf, S. G, April ,as63. ; f
GENERAL ORDERS, ? .
no. 61. . V . :
The Commandinsr General has received
information, from different sections of the
States, of North Carolina and South Caro
lina, and from members ot both political
parties, that combinations have been formed
or are now being formed, to prevent; delay
or hinder the execution ot the laws oi the
United States, or by force, intimidation or
threat to prevent oersons from accepting or
executing the duties of any office or employ
ment under the United States, ..at tbe elec
tions to be held under the, authority of the
law oi March, 2, 1867,-"to; provide for the
more efficient I government of . the , rebel
States," and the laws that are supplementary
thereto. While he lis satisfied, i that these
complaints apply to a few persons only i of
both parties, it is1 proper that all such per
sons should be warned that any attempt by
force to prevent, hinder or delay the execu
tion of the laws of the United States, under
the authority of which the said election , is
ordered; or by force, intiiSrdatidn or threat
to prevent any: person :s, from acccptingr or
holding any office, or trust, or place of con
fidence under the United States,"as Regis
trar, Superintendent, Judge, Manager, In
spector or Clerk, or ; other employment at
said election, will be amenable not .only to
the penalties prescribed under the authority
of the said laws, but for violation of the 'Act
of Congress "to define and punish certain
conspiracies,' approved July 31, 1861.
(8 talutes at Large. Volume 12, Chapter
xxxin) x..-: ;x ;t n nt
It is the duty of thS civil and mihtaryliu
thorities in both States to secure to every
registered voter the full and free exercise
nf his rifrht of snffrflcm ranVl this Vint v mnsfc L
Z TEi," iJZCirir "liZy
be fully, faithfully and impartially . perform
cd; and the Commanding General confident
ly expects that the people of these , States
will unite in securing for each other thefull
and proper exercise of this franchise. But
if in any District or County, or polling sub
division of either State, the election should
be prevented or the ballot-boxes or poll lists
should be destroyed, , or the electors" duly;
registered under the laws of the United
States should be prevented by ? force or in ¬
timidation from voting,- a new election will
dq oraereu. ior suca4 uistnct, uounty or
polling subdivision. vfi
To the end that the laws of the United
States may be duly executed; that the foffi-
cers charged with conducting the elections
may be protected in the- discharge of their
duties,' and that the qualified electors may
. be protected in the, exercise or. the. elective
Iranchisc, Commanders oi Posts are author-
ized, whenever in their judgment it may be
necessary, to appoint, from the v; officers of
the army or of the Freedmen's Bureau, un
der theircommand, Militaiy Commissioners
for Districts or Counties within the territb-
rial limits ol, their commands that are so re-
mote from their headquarters that the pow
ers conferred upon Post Commanders cannot
be immediately or directly exercised. . ...
The Military Commissioners so appointed
are invested with all the powers ot the Jus
tices of the Peace of Distiicts or Counties, or
the police magistrates ot cities, and will be.
governed in the execution of their duties by
the laws of the State in which they may be'
serving, except so far as these laws m4y? be
in confliqt "with the laws k of the United.
States or with the orders issued ;n fxomjthe'
Headquarters of this District; and, in acldi-;
tion to any troops that ; ' may be placed? at
their disposal, are given the commandt'of
the police force of Districts, Coimtiei. cities
and towns; and all poliee oflicers,,. sheriffs,
constal?le and other peace; ofiicers' are Hre
quired to obey and execute " the r orders of
the Military Commissioners in all such cases.
The Military Commissioners will promptly
report all cases in which they : assume juris
diction, and the disposition made- of each
case When parties are held for trial, either
in confinement or under bail, the case will
be so fully reported as to enable the Com
manding Generaf to decide whether it shall
bo tried by a military tribunal or be brought
before a civil court. : v
The jurisdiction herein giyen to the Mili
tary Commissioners will be determined and
limited by the authority .' heretofore' dele
ders Ko. 32, of May 30, 1867,- ' and General
Orders No. 145, of December, C, 1867, and
will not be construed as extending r; to'' th$
inhabitants in their ordinary personal - rela
tions, unless: the civil authorities should re
fuse or fail to suppress insurrection, disor
der and violence, and torsive ; all rightful
protection to persons and property; and ahY?
persons, wneiner in antnonty or not, are re
quired to obey and execute all lawful orders
of the Slilitary Commissioners . to the - same
' extent and in the same manner that they are
required by law to obey - and ? execute the
writs of the civil magistrates. .
Some of the complaints that have reached
the Commanding General apply ; to colored
voters of the two States, and to sections
where they have, the numerical ascendency
To them it is proper to say that the elective
franchise conferred upon them by law, car-
ries with it no authority to restrict others in
the free exercise of that right; and that while
it is their duty not to regard; .threats pr in
timidation as to themselves, any. xombina.
tions to prevent by f force, intimidation or
threats the same free exercise of this right by
' others will be unlawful, and will subject the
offenders to the penalties prescribed by law
and by military orders. They are counselled
to exercise the right of voting in a quiet and
orderly manner, giving: offence to no onq
.' and after casting their votesj not to linger,
about the ; polling -places, but to return
quietly to their homes and to. their custb
mary avocations. , s .
Commanding Oflicers will give as wide a
circulation as posssible tothis order within
the limits of their commands, ;r . ' .
By Command of Bvt Major-Geiieral Ed. . S.
Cakbt: . t
-V LOUIS V. CAZIARC, . :
; j '.'-, : ' ' Aide-de-Campr 5
Acts?. Asst.; Ajt. Genl.-V
Official: . . . .' ! y ."..,'
R. T. Frank, i "
Bvt.Lt. Col. & Capt. 8tli Infty.'
L. A. HART. . m" ' JNO." C.' BAILEY
1R0N 7AND . COPPER;- WORKS,
. c-1 ''c-' 1 1 'iU11'-1'- -turn u
. - ' - AND
MACHINE ;pHOP
A1 L S O il a n u f a c t u r er s of TURPENTINE
STILLS, and, COPPER WpRK in all l
branches, -f. :,V.x'" ;,v;r.
Front ' Street, ' below Market Street;
1 '' r Wilmington, N. C. !.
SPECIAL.
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Warranted Superior to anything now in use lo
Cleaning and Polishing all kinds of lie t-
als9 Mirrors, Window Glass,
ii . i r i , Paint, 5 and all such t : -
: Purposes.! ' 'K,:
Vp :,;.'..:! it- . :!-... v..
jr., ,j. For sale Wholesale and Retail by ; t -u . ,
GEO. Z; FRENCH,
No. lO Front Street, .rX
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; WILMIWqTON, N. C.
KTo. i.
Apply with a damp sponge or cloth, and rub
dry with a soft cloth or leather, till the lustre ap
pears. No. 1 is to be used for all Fine Articles,
and No. 2 lor Steel, Iron, and Culinary purpo
ses, and where there is much rust. ,, Be careful
to observe the Number. Use but very littlest a
time.. .y v v'f
Price Twentr-five cents per jl6x;
Read thei following ' Certificates.
Messrs. WHITING & CO.x-- - - "
Gents : The sample of WHITE EMERY fur
nished by you for testing its merits in polishing
and cleaning the engines of steamers .Fulton and
AragOj has' proved itself very useful for that pur
pose, and equal, if not superior, to anything ot
the kind I have ever seen used. It Produces a
, ready, bright polish, and endures the damp and
neat oi ine engine reom to a greater extent than
when brightened -by. any other material, and I
f J Ti T t 1 I I a - . ,
consiuer it mgujy usmoi ior exeamsmps. '
'Youra. verv trnlv'' -i u; . .- .u v.
. . CAPT; JOS. J,, COM8TOCK.
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New York, Feb. 13,1807
- 28th August, 1866.
A. WHITING Es4.ii&ir:rFor some time I
have used in my house, your Eureka Polisher and
Burnisher. I find it fully equal to all you say of
it. with one iourtn the lanor ana i without dirt
it gives a superior lustre and more lasting than
anything I have ever used. ' By using a sponge
damped with water, "with a little' of your No, 1
oh i and rubbing, the same .over any Window.'
Mirror or jricture Glass, and after it' dries, rub it.
on wnn a ciean ciom, ji wui. ciean tnem in one-
-nm - - -Mi. w . -: . , -m .
twentieth the time, without wet Or dirt, and give
a most oeautiiui lustre, l am satisfied that if any
- J" " - S A- XI til T !11 11.
ucxouu us co ib lucj win uuvcr UC W1U1UUV it,
' -,: -' M. WILSON,
U'l -No. 22Q South-Fifth St., Jersey City.
- ; . .. i Beookltn. Sept. 20th. 1866,
A. WHITING, Esq Sir- I have carefully
used your Eureka Polisher and Burnisher, and I
have no hesitation in recommending4t as beiner
iuiiy equal 10 an you ciaim ior n, antta ihmK no
housekeeper shoula he without It. v - - ;,
Mrs., VAN 2ANDT, I .
" V 86 Qllnton Street Brooklvu.
'-"" " th August, 1866.
A. WHITING. Esa .': Sir:--! have criven N-dr. 1
and 2 of your Eureka Plisher and Burnisher in
the New York Hotel, a fair trial, and find it. all
tand even more than you recommend it to be. .;.i lt
gives a oetter ana more lasting lustre in f much
less time, with less wont, and without dirt thai
anything I bave ever seen or used by 100 per cent.
, , - JOHN CRANE, .
--t'i'.v ;-. v Knife Cleaner, New York Hotel-
::: -.L,.f. ;-- 29th Auirusti 1866.
A. WHITING, Esq., Sir: We; have caref ally
witnessed the use of your Eureka Polisher and
Burnisher in our HotcLand can fully and do cheer
bupenntendent Southern Hotel.
r V in 'fit 1
, 'Katm VrtfV Qor( 1 lac
:a: WHITING,vEsq.V.Sir:-We hlvetried your
Eureka Polisher and fully agree : with' the New
x uf&.,jxu.Lci juiu ouuiucru xiului, .in us vaiue ior
all purposes you claim for it. Please send us 100
lbs. of k ' ; ; ' . ,. Y-r BAIN &. HAM, ,
; Bulls Head Hotel, Cor. 24th St., and 3d Ay. : 'r
"iy - - V lNfiw Tork Hotel; Sept 1st; 18CG. '" '
A; WHITING, Esq., Sir Having witnessed
the use of your Eureka Polisher at the New York
Hotel, we arc fully convinced ; it is all you claim
for it, and you can ship to our address 100 lbs. oi
No. 1 and 100 lbs. No. 3. " . T, i
Very truly, yours. HITCHCOCK & CO., J
Imperial Restaurant, 'New Orleans,
, - ftKjx ls,'J I .
September 3d. 1S66.
1 A. WHITING, Esq., SI :After a careful and
full trial In our stables of your Eureka Polisher
and Burnisher, we most cheerfully recommend it
and We are certain that a t one who has occasion
to use anything of the kind will be without it.
It Is. by far; the best thing we ever? saw! or used.
Please send us 100 lbs; of it at once, - i t. i -j
POST & NICHOLS, i
,i National Sale and Exchange Stables.!
- Nos.,15G, 158, 160, 163 and 161, 21th St , N. Y.-
I agree with and' cheerfully endorse the above
JOHN ROBINSON. !
No. 155 East 24th Street.4
. r New Tork SeP 24th, 1866. t
A. WHITLNG, Esq., Sir: I have, used your
Eureka jPolishcr and Burnisher in various wav&
iu uuj uuusu uuu Btaoies, ana most cneenuiiy n,
be Without it. -it -. . CHESTER LaV fi ;."
St, Nicholas Stables, 57 and 59 Mer
.-:r---t -JM'S--.::..- ;...s ; fi
i ' .J --New York, Juno i tavt t
, A. WHITING Esq.; Dear &."-j!'SvTSed
your Eureka Powders in my Saw MannfaetoiTr
and I find It very good for polishjQ?
but asjPolisker f find it makes , ttf K J!
5fSSRZr SSS ever
used, and with much less laba-r-irhicli preserves
all articles from tarnishmg, andifromimy expe
rience I find that it keeps tJem so, and that they
do not require oiling- i H. K. . WARNER, v
i-A"., fci, tftec.
! A':m i6,'18G6.:
5 Sir : I have given y QUr Eureka Polisher,' etc '
a criUcal test, and car x say with Mr. Warner, that
it is very far superior to Emory. -It works quick
and requires but. lTttle labor, and gives a most
beautiful and lasting lustre, and is very econom
cai. I do most cheerfully recommend it, and
shal useit in aD my works. -
; r ' r JOHN BLAIKIE.l -
wuuuvuu xv o uwug a yc jr Bupenor arucie, IU'Jv
equal to what you claim for it. I shall U3 it.
and think no one who evpr Ano w if' f 7
; TElectrician ; No 74 Ann 8 tree?.
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FREEDMEN'S: LIVINGS
TRUST COMPANY
DRAUGII AT VILr.lUlQTOn, U. G.,
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POST PUINTINGtOPFIGK,
On Market between 2d and 3d Sts.
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.TRUSTEES, DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA:
H. D.COOKE, . C. H.' HOWARD," J ; '
E. B. FRENCH, " W. S. HUNTINGTON,
J. Ml BROADHEAD, . GEO. W, BALLOCH, ,
A. P. KETCHUM, . . JOS. H: BARRETT,
JNO-R.ELVORS,- B. W. BRICE,' ; !
J. B. HUCHINSON, 1 WALKER, LOUIS, " f
SAMPSON TALBOTT, J W. ALVORD, .
W. A. BOOTH, - Hi H. GARNET.
MASSACHUSETTS,
HON. WILLIAM CLAFLIN.
!:. V linODE ISLAND, ' 1
Vr HON. THOMAS DAVIS.
PENNSYLVANIA
HENRY SAMUEL.
B. P. HUNT,
, , MARYLAND, ... M ,
HONi HUGH BOND SAMUEL TO WNSEND.
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. . r ; ; .VIRGINIA,, . ) ,
'; v Hok;J. C. UNDERWOOD. ,!
".".: KENTUCKY, . i . ' . '
V . HON. BLAND BALLARD.
' ' OHIO, ' , ' '
LEVI COFFIN, . REV. J. M. WALDEN.
, IIONOKAKy' JIEMBEKS -
' MAJ. GEN. O. O. HOWARD,
COL. WILLIAM H. SIDELL, U. S. A.
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FINANCE COMMITTEE,
H. D. COOKE,- of Jay Cooke & Co., Chairman, '
W. ' S. HUNTINGTON, First National Bank,
. ; Washington, D.C, .,,. -f
L. CLEFLONE, Collector of Internal Revenue,
. Washington, D, C; - . - x
GEO. S. COE, American Exchange Bank, New
York.
DWIN'KITCliEMr New York.
' ' " EXAMINING COMMITTEE, "
J. R. ELVORES, Chairman,
.. W S. HUNTINGTON,
t(j?EN. GEO. W. B ALLOC U.-
' ' J ' " AGENCY COMMITTEE,
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. t. GEN. C. :H. HOWARD, Chairman',
J. H. BARRE1T, - ;
J. W. ALVORD, I - : .
. . SAMUEL TO WNSEND,
A. P. .KETCHUM,- i : .
; . WALKER LEWIS,
. ATST BARNES. . i
Yb(u have here'presented to you, the names of
many of the best men of the country, who-have
gratuitously assumed th care and responsibility
samq pthc,r; folksy ; None; of you . meed remain
poor u you arc caroiui ana ao not spna ? money
forCandy,'Cakes, r Whiskey, or - coetly clothes.
Tobacco-and whisko-y arc two things which all
men wuu ru guiw iu save uiuuuy uiusb nciiner
touch nor taste,
If you willplace ten cents with, the Cashier of
this bank cycjry working day in ttae year, you will
hayc the rst year
$31 20
2d
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33 07
35.05
:S715
;39 S8
41 74
,46 90
49 7L
53 69
-3d
sth
. 5th,
6th
-7th .
'8th V
9th "
10th U
and at' the end oi ten vears viu will'. be 'worth' in
rij-h ' sin is
and an Ud. torn mU 1nt youpay lor a mean
Cigar or a glass of very bad whiskey. ' '
in
of a Company for safejkecping and invest- discount will be allowed.--, . . -v
ment of your spare earnings. ' . .. .r"' ! A ' ; V E. MItRRAY'& CO., . ' -
Vifyou work hard: ion 11 earn money the .'rS fyV'Ti'inK G-' ,
The nflW of 4, iionV win ho nnrn from 9 to 1ear enough to said schooner, ..Eva Adele, to re
ihc office ofthe Bank will be open 3romy to ceiVQaline: and dw her from the breakers, and
o u iu wvcre you can acposii, lruui u wu
upwards.' An opportunity is now offered jou to
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uko care, fyour hard earnings, piaco it upon
inteiestln a Bank, and when you find yourself
wuuw upon a oca- oi sicitnus juu nux. uavt?
someVaing to fail back upon. ?. In , your' freedom
you Joave nothing to depend upon but your
: to depend upon but your own
rcso urce. Freedpm brings with Jt ;manys grave
an trying responsibilities. One of the best and
nv ost conclusive ways for you to prove that jou
fire equal to the emergency, is to take care of
your money," 'and "make it useful saving the
money will bring with it pleasure, pride iuyour
selfgood habits jwoodwe all i things a sood
name, andplejwiUt
point you out, "There is an honest sober indus
trious man" you can trust him ; so too will your
wife be proud ! of you, and your children will
grow up willing, and obedient, followers of your
example. By a man saving jten cents a day for
ten yearsj do: yon suppose . he will be- content to
let that money simply bring him 151 per- cent in
terest? No when he gets say $250, he will see
an opportunity to put it where he can begin
business for himself, though on a small scale if
he pursue the same course then as he did to ao
(nimulatethat .sum, ho will soon double, and
thrcble the sum he begun with. -; Thus good peo
ple live- .Thus whole nations grow great. Thus
in cities "do Mechanics, laborers, c, nave to
their credit from; five hundred to 5,000 dollars,
in having ; commenced by 5 'cents deposit in a
Savings BaJik. Take tMs advice then, avoid evil
habits and; put your" saving in ihe Bank. 1 : 1
FffiST NATIONAL BANK
United States Repository and Financial
.- ..4 -"-W- Agent -, , - :
W; H. McIUaTi O Ji.8. H.Ch1z)boubs
8. D. Wallace, Eu Mubbat.
' 1 Ddin B.' Bubsuss,' President. ' , '
' Asa K. Walkkb, Cashier
WuLabkiss,--Tellers
-8. D. Waujlce, Jb., Clerk.
THIS BANK IS NOW OPEN FOR
TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS. ,
THE
GOLD AND SILVER COIN, .Government Bonds
and SfirnriMfift. k I I I I - f 5 ' ? ,
NOTES OF SOLVENT and other State Banks
purchased and sold. "
EXCHANGE ON. NORTHERN AND SOUTH
ERN CITIES alwayS on hand and for sale.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points in
the United States, with prompt returns.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED, and careful attention
, given to the accounts of business men.
au&U 6-mos
FKEEDMAFS SAYINGS
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TRUST
x The husiness of this Institution will hereafter
be conducted by ,
Mr GEORGE M. ARNOLD.
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Wilniington Post." -s . : , . ;T -r . '
rvm t- r O A till Q rt.lrtr P. Af.
KIUdKV XlUUrs XIULU O Xk iu w Wvv". p ,
and from 5 till 8 o'clock, P.'M.
Deposits of five cents andup wards received.
Depositors take ;notice.g 4eY.
april4 ,;--;;n'a;i ,v-r
137-tl
BANItlNGJttOUSB:
MY1 C00KE ; & GO:,
No. 20 WALL STKfiET,
Corner of Nassau Street, NEW YORK. ,
TTTE BUY and'sell at the most liberal current
YV prices, and keep on hand a full supply ot
GOVERNMENT! BONDS OF; ALL ISSUES,
SEVEN-THDRTIES, . and COMPOUND INTER
EST NOTES, and execute orders for purchase
and sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD. -'
We convert the several issues of Seven thib-
SSfiTEK:
tTEsr Rates, allowine a commission to dealers.
Circular with full particulars furnished upon ap
plication. JAY COOKE & CO;
Treasury of the United States
DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS
i ' Washington, D. C.Feb 20, 1867.-
XT TR HEREBY ' CERTIFIED THAT THE
I First National Bank of Wilmington. N C; a
Banking Association organized , under the , Act
''to provide a National Currency, secured by a
pledge of United States Bonds, and to provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof," ap-
requirements of section 45 of said Act and with
tfce regulations oi tnis jLepanmeni maaiu pur
suance thereof, has this day been designated as a
Depository of ; Public Moneys, ' except receipts
from rhistoms. and bv virtue of such designation
will also bo employed as a Financial Agent of the
(Signed)' " " . F. El SPINNER,
, , . , , xruasurur. u o.t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BEARD'S PATENT LOCRrTlE,
.'"'':,;-::ALsb 'n:-;?:;,- -
Beards Patent Self-Adjusting Tie,
THE MOST SBITLE AND i GREATEST . :
IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE FOR
MUCH i SAFER. FROM FIRE, AND
' CHEAPER THAN ROPE.
JJAVING SOLI) LARGELY LAST SEASON
THE PATENT LOCK Te; ' ;
we.cn'reconend''them 'to giveTentire satisfac-
I tion." We have taken the Agency for the State,
...Aug. SOG?.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District of Cape Fear in the' District of
North Carolina.
Whereas a libel has been filed in the District
Th X W iNemlber
Court ot the United' States for the District of
1867, by George Harriss, i WUliam Harrlss; and
Andrew L Howell, partners under the name and
style of Harriss & HbwelL owners'of the steamer
Brandt, 1 of Wilmington, and John F.' Gilbert;
Master of the said steamer, for themselves and all
others entitled, against the schooner, ifiva Aaeie,
her tackle. f anoarel:. furniture and careo alleg
ing in substance." that ' the said schooner' Eva
Adele," while endeaVoriniE: to get into the Port of
Wilmington went ashore," on the South Bide of
New Inlet Bar, amid the South Bocakey where
she stuck fast, and was unable to relieve herself
then placed, a The said John F; Gilbert, Master
I of said steamer Brandt unon- discovering the
I condition of said schooner. Eva Adele. immedi-
gf
nentperii of his own, steamer, and approached
i alter consiaeraoie aimcultv succeeded in hanlinir:
the Said schooner from the shore, and1 towed, her,
I into the Port of WilrnfTiortftrf. onrl h- M
cntitled-5s5.Sottd
cargo, for the salvage thereof, praying process
i agMuui omu wuuuum uuu cugu ana reasonaoie
Sl.!
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condemned snd sold to pay such salvage, with
costs', charges and expenses.- ? v - ,
- Now; theretore; in pursuance of the monition
under the seal of the said Court , to ,me directed
ana delivered, ldo hereby give public notice to
all persons claiming the said 6hip, her tackle, ap
parel and furniture, and cargo, or In any manner
interested therein, that they be, and appear be
fore the said District Court, to be held in 1 the
City of Wilmington, in and for the District of
uape jrear, on the Monday, next sacceeaing the
fourth Monday ih April, then and there to inter
pose their claims, and to make their allegations
In that behalf. ! t -,'.!-." ;",-,;
. ;.raxea me wna aay oi iauuaxy jx.. u. j.ooo. .
D. R. GOODLOE
' ' U.S:MarshaL r
- JOS. H. NEFF,
v . -. ..-'.;.. i i J j ; Deputy Marshal,
, Adam Emxte, . ,.,-;,--'
v Proctor for Libellants. i" ' " ' '
1an25 4 v-" ' - ; -".-'-'aot '
STOYES, GAS FIXTURES,
Cooliiii, Parlor and Ofice Stoves,
1 r A LOT OF GAG FIKTUBEO, ; ;
. Just Received;
AGENT' TOIL' FAlHBAJrKS STAWD-
: 7 AltD scales.1" ; ; ' 'l
For 'Sale ' '
COMPANY
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Examine my Stock beiore Purchasing
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T lie t o o k
Consists oi
ALE,
DRIED APPLES;
ALLSPICE, ; ;
T AXE HANDLES
SALT BEEF, 'T ,
DRIED BEEF, i - . . -: : : r . , , '
bacon,: 1 mi
'f BOTTLES, J . Mlvii
' .. , 5 BRANDT,: lu-r-
; BROOMS,
BUCKETS, i ;
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BASKETS,
BLACKING b
BAGGING, vi i ! v r,:
- BITTERS, all kind,
CHEESE -V
CODFISH,;, t
CANDLES.: -
v 'cassia: :
V' V JviJ
UliAIUST;
CIGARS; '
CANDY,
to a ntrt3to - J' i-. i
vivav jxuuu,
: . DEMIJOHNS,
! V1 FLAVORING EXTRACTS
FLOUR. " ' . - 'v:
. : . DRIED and PICKLED FISH-, -
GINGER, N
. GLUE.
; . ..,. HAMS, ," ;. w.,
HOPS, -..v
XHerring; :
L- ' ; ,NX : .INDIGO,
JELLIES,
KEGS, - '4 X v
' KEELERS' : ''"
. K- l " - LARD, ..Mfr:.:.-l-M.
v: ';"'-;'v J LEMONS, j . ;,rv JL .!-;'
X. . : Ir t , c X , LETr : "J .r.7Xi ' i 7
MATCHES, .
CONDENSED MILK.
MEAL. ' - : i
;,.':,:. all kinds.
- r JHU IB, all kinds,
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OYSTERS
-PORK,
c. X, PORTER,
.. FAILS,; ; ff
PEACHES,'' .J f,;
. RAISINS,"
- '.; ..- - , ,. RUil,
RICE, ' i . - - . ,
, syrup, .xv x.;V; .X .
. v SUGAR,' ' '
" rtK STARCH, J
. SOAPS,
sinJFr,
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- SEINES,
SALARATUS,; Q r;;', ;!V .Vl
- SARDINES, 1 ; ; : 3 ;
SALT,r::.KN.,.- t
x;-x stobacco.x ,
TWINE,
TUMBLERS, " -7 V - ; v . , 4
TUBS, J " ' "
, v ; ...i TEAS, .'-u
VINEGAR,' (
o v .v WXtnSS, ; all kinds,
WHISKIES,' " . "X
X . , YEAST POWDERS,
And many other Goods too- nnxnerenSj to
mention. . . ; s . ; :Mr
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IiEU YORK COMM.
OUR LATEST mrnovED
New i Scale t Piano-Forte7 :
"7VTOTICE. After tha most flattering ;
-V from the first Pianists In tho connSr
The Finest Square Piano-Forte Made in
It has always beep our policy during the nu
ty-six Tear that we have- manufactured PWvT
ttodve thousand of which are now in ua fnM?
United States and Europe, to give the SS u '
strument at the lowest cost. ; Our sunrt- 5
lues enable us to offer them from one to ih
hundred dollars less than any other iC8
House. , - . nr8t-clw3 ,
The tone of these instruments' are remaA-w"
for ther peculiar sweetness and arrcat bHrt e
Never losing toeir quality when torceSfeuS;, '
utmost capacity. The lower reiH.w JZiT-
its positivencss does not destroy he ml&duZS
upper registers by minglingr with them In S?
eing equally delightful to the unprTctiJed ar ?
thn mnst. IhnTtlTAted car itucea and to
They are an entirely new style of Piano. fl.i. "
edln the most superb manner, with "St
round corners front and ; bacfc.'fc
Vh :' r.f"!? NewTork.
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REEVES' MBROSU
.'Improved!
It is an elegant Dressing for the Hair. '' .
It causes tho Hair to Curl beautifully. :
It keeps the Scalp iJlean and Healthy. ,
It Invigorates the Boots of the Hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuriantly.
xwrnmctuaiciy csiops jaair Jjainng Outi' iullV
11 It tlie ilalr from Changing Color from Age.
It restores Grey Hair to its Original Color
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ll briigs out Hair on heads that have been bald
- for 'years.
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It is composed : entirely of simple and purely
1' ' Vf vegetable 'substimccs;3 1 'V':ni
It has received over six thousand voluntary tes-:-
timonials of j its excellence, many-of which are
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j blown in the glass), by Druggists and Dealert in
Fancy poods everywhere, at One Dollar perBoW
tie. ."..Wholesale by Dcmas Barnes & Co; F.C.
Wells & Co. SchleffeUn & Co ewort ;
aprfI4th,63.
Ji BAUER & CO.,
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GREAT PIANO 1 FOJJTE,
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MELODEOH EMPORIUM,
050 Broadway New YorJc9 and
'3 y CO Washington St., Chicago,
t ; Wholesale Agents for(the United States for J
TFmi ILnal)e&Co.'s Celebrated Goldj
;:'. f Medal, IianoljPprtefcXfevi?ff.
Also, Agents for A.1 H. GALE & CO.; and other'
L , First.Class Pianos. V
We have the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTED
STOCK ol .. : PIANOS, t which, for ; Power an4.
8weetness of Tone, Easy and Agreeable .Touch,
and Beanty of Finish, have, by judges, been pro-
nonncea u Wiu v alled. ! ; - sf c u i ;
j -TiniolesaleAgents.forji:3.s'.:
CARHART, NEEDHMI & CO.'S
Celebrated Harmoniums , Melodeons and
i&vhh tt 'u'tri Organs i- . r-ipi ?-:d
.t ; .Manufacturers and Importers of .
Musical Instruments, Strings, ; Accordeons,
vioJins,vJiarioneis,jJxnms, uuiiars, crass
; . ; r j Merchandise. " ; ':'
.rRcmember fhe Place
..'. .r.'J. BAUER A CO.,
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Vjan 21 :VIX-.,', - --;..; ,:' "; '- W
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Patent
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Nd. COO Broadways New.Yorki
C. ATTGT GREGORY. M. D." PBismm.
TTTHTTE'S PATENT LEVER TRUSS i
YV f FEMALE SUPPORTER diflerin princip J
from all others. jSb pressure on the back. l . j
light, clean, and easy. 'Persons ruptured snoow
at once procure THIS, the best Truss, ip pr
rifPnTK'.'Vr'V a-nl oannrA vonrffftlf
STRANGULATION AND SUDDEN DEATH.
1 1 ' Directions ior Ordenns. ."
top of Hip Bone. ' State the side afflicted, bo
leanorneshy, ana give plain airecuuuo
sending. - Cash must accompany the oroer.t
special; department' has been fitted. up for jj
t.rAflfm'pnt. mrtirjil ciire of Hernia ana KUa
red diseases. It is under the special care of j
President of our Company, who u imbwww
by the profession to have n? equal in tms b,
fifv i kv wftftrinsr the Lever Truss and Mt
nf? t v ) i k v wearinff the Lever ; Truss and M
toeyaffli?fed Srte SriS DR. GREGORY'S C;
B RATED HERNIA LOTION, emosiou
cases can be cured. l Prices for Trussei w
Smfi Mto 50 Dollars accordhig tp
j Rupture. Hernia .Lot Pn U
PerBotVeor5forjt
he cureo. irnces iur "rii4
JOHVT. HILDRETB, Gen. Agenfc
Alum and Dry Plaster, Fire and B'
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Siiilx Combination
TTTTARRANTED THE BEST intheS
VV Never corrode the iron, y Never lose
fire-proof qualities. Are the only Safe t:
With Alum and Dry Plaster. - i ; " 1 yXl0i.
Please send orcall for anniustratedW -
- f ' .w. -y. .:- MARVIN & Ct;f
Principal Wsreroomss: ; .
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" . I t MAKUTACTUBKBS OF
end Uurglar JProor
With r, Combination and Powder-proof, f0? j
1 ' warranted free from tampnes. .
Jewelers' and DanKeitf
i Made to Order and lined with Hardened
: Manufactory -ISO to 103 West Houston!
Depot 10Q Maiden Lane, near Pearl Street ,
W.TerwUUser, J.B. Lockwdod,WH.Terc
seyercst nianner ; POSSIBLE, have, been pro
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