HIE WILMINGTON POST.
WILMINliTUN.N. C.
FRIDAY, rm. 4. 1878.
- ( UrkiU RpaUksin.
Tie Xew TrUl.
Tke recent speeches of Mr. Bayard
of Delaware, sod Mr. Tucker, of Vir
ginia. srrl from lhe dec"ioa of the
r stl 'he amendment of the federal
ptitution. They reafinn the doctrine
ihil'the ?iat an unqualified
, .vvrviffnif, ami that the Union u com
puseJ of confederacy of SUU aad is
g.4 the of a majority of the peo-
i not necr-fttary to examine the
original article f agreement, nor to
irawple tT K10 scarce quiet
fmn the deadly strupf'e which haa
trained ii surface. We do not support
any ooe claims that a enple are bouod
t, abide by He disputed constructions
i any other pep1e or period. It
night (trn be granted that the Union
m a confederacy, but eucu an admU
toe would no more stop the people
front farming a new and more perfect
aioa t&an it did our ancestors from
pain from a con We racy into a
ITeiuo
Tfee question ot a statehooj inde
pendent ( the Union ha been settled
by the urrewive renuocialiona of the
dictrineof nullification Ot the few that
betd il, and of ccr;oii by the power-
fuJ ir-ni itin which avtertc that
riciit- I there a representative man
to now claims that under the decision
sfthe late peace a Mate can pronounce
$fn the validity of a federal law ?
there one who can affirm that a Mate
the admitted rieht to quit the
I'tiHin In what, then. consist the
right l lhe.late"? In a simple rijht
t.f petition to the c-urtor to Congre.
Try thw tjurtin a. we may, it roust
rniae back totbLt inexorable obligation.
The njrlit of the iatea mutt b decid
ed by the whole eople of the Union,
richer by legislative r judicial action.
i hy thee jeaker should awaken thi
oeMion a io exciter our surprise. It
can hare but one effect to renew the
iiue which it was hoped the war had
settled. The speech of Mr. Hill haa
been deprecated by the Northern Demo
cracy, and the Washington correspon
dent of the Chicago Tribune aj that
Mr. Tucker denied the nationality of
the United tatca. The Northern
Democracy could not acknowledge this
x their d'M-trine, and ), say the cor
rrndent :
llolmau (Democrat) wn impelled to
rie and denounce this exhibition of
Calhounism, and to init that the
United Slate i a nation. The North
ern Iemtcrat who havw accepted the
result of the war. Union men and
doughface, stand aha.t at thi exhi
bition of Calbounisiu.
Tho awault ujon tho Republican
party by ihe o!ilical aaaocis'e rf
Tweed, because of alleged corruption
ia office, U intended to cover the Ha
rriot anU;ni.n of principle among
tle iVowcracy. It ha. been hoped
la Curat wig bod r would carry the
wort under that outcry. The steady
refutation of that imputation by the
Republicans is rapidly relieving them
from daojrrr of a surprise.
The next campaign i bfjiinnin to be
understood anion? the people a a new
trial of a tery old Une, which the re
tarn in; soldier understood u hue
been rltled by the war.
How far thuae w ao apcaled to war
for a decision of the dispute! conatruc
tioa ran justify themselves in attempt-
mr to revive thw dispute, we cannot
imjcine.
The new State of the Uniou are far
tore numerous than the old ; they are
iu auny in.tancra more powerful ; yet
thee Mate value the protective: power
of the whole people more than a right
of separation which bring a Uo Ih re
pooibilitieaof aelf-protection. Nevada
m a uu jut aa Carolina i. Nevada
rrli upon the protective Pwfr ' f
whole American reple. The Carolina
doctrine u that the Mate can protect
benrlf Mter than the whole people.
Event erm to have proved the fallacy
of thw lat theorr, and the new State,
each raual in abstract and conceded
nku, are of opinion that the doctrine J
oi Mr. talaoUn neitber conoria wun
ho idaa or lhee interval. If, how
nif, there be any portion of the peo
pi f the United Male who prefer to
try the old iu at the ballot-box after
it baa been deckled in the field, they
have the undoubted right to dicu it.
rfce pevponed reduction of the sala
ries sf our diplomatic c (Beers ia simply
a ssece f infamous demagog iam. The
Tr the diploaaatie re peesen ta
ll let af (he i-'nitev) Stales art rr peeled
Ucasse of the importance of theu
urariBrsjt, aad are cooacejweotl ex
fected to act the same aa their cotenv
paraxiea froaa, other govern ateaU. The
ssiane paid to thesa bow axe aoi aafl
rieet to support them ia their eflbrts to
Vs thia, aad they are coaaeqoeally coaa
wlled to draw apoa their private
saaaaa. These facta are kaowa to the
DrasocratM deaaacogaee ia the Uoeawx,
aa welt aa the farther tact that the Beav
ate will rrfuje to coacur la the pre
pee4 redociioav. They will claiaa, how
twr, whew the teaate thae refeae. that
they aUteapUU to cat dowa expeaaee
sad were petveated froea eo dotag fey
the Rerahlicaa majority U the rF
Ueaae. This speciowa claim, presewted
ia the coeaiag campaiga, will aerre aa
politieei catHUl about all of that
scarce asaienal that the DeaaecraU will
be able to ducjwr. MWA)
.lad aww the tpaaih dir Urns tie rep
reseaUUvea are hlaadly UUia the va
rio coert eCVMitiweaUl Dafrthat
the Madrid pvrraaseat will jeet ae
oowae tthaa aap iw 1 1 the CariiaU
eea4 amfictal feiasWeeaaaata U Oaha
U weU Ue rereHtioahwa. Tab sows
verr mach Ulelhe Uoaal aadeava
1. peia haa aaa -dal;iyw
rvpectiag t ahoLtseax af
alaeryeai tho W-d, tho taaaelise af
Watai eolrage aa4 other aeatauea of
aau rilaard. a axfare a hich hare eh4
Ihara tat aoaxir ahl Jtara, , .
Tliw PUtWCkMde Conteat. '
WbeaJI. llarrus of Virgin ia, WM
Iktexlclllrmao of iU Coimitt
t I3aJona hi waa Jpelily nnioonced
that the parpoaw oi the appointment
waa to aecur Ooode of the aame Bute
In the aeat he occaptee by the moat do
bluahlng fraud and usurpation, and to
prevent the consideration of the caae
of Mr. riatt until the cloae of Ute
Forty-Fourth Coogrei. Mr. Hani,
we regret to aay, ia giving color to auch
aaaertiona by endeavoring to force en
the committee the adoption of a rule
in coniJeriog the coatfattd election
caae by which the caae of Piatt va.
Uoode will be the Iaat eonaidered. If
thia role la adopted no argument can
convince the country that ita purpose
la aoylhiog bat to make thi caae the
last to be cooaidered. and to enable
Good to hold on to a aeat and draw
nay to which be baa no right whatever.
The Democratic pre) and partv have
for yeara denounced fthe Re publican
for unfair and partial treatment of I
DemocraUo coateeunbjio aeate in Con
gress, bat we defy them t ahow one
caae ao flagrant aa thia will be ifllarria
aucceedalo hi attempt. No Republi
can Oo great ever yet made the Demo
crats contesting wait until all olhfr
caae were beard before taking up a
IenYOcrUe caae, Mr. HaU is the on If
Republican contesting a seat held by a
Democrat, and we submit that no pre
cedent can be found in a Republican
Coogreat wbicn justiDea Hearing Diteea
caae where DemocraLs conteat aeats
held by Republican, and putting off
the only Republican contesting a aeat
held by a Democrat until the Iaat. If
Mr. Goode possesses the high sense of
nooor ine .oriota pre aacrioe 10 nim,
we do not understand hov be can con
sent to continue to bold aeet aad draw
pay to which he ia not entitled, and be
should be aa anxious as Mr. riatt to
have this caae decided, and Mr. Harris
should be the more anxious for ita
speedy settlement, for delay through
his action in the oatr case in which ne
can be supposed to have a personal in
terest will inevitably excite suspicion
that be i using the position he jccu
pie to advance hi personal cods.
I ruJt i ayfo Republican.
loeul Telerraph.
The bill introduced by Senator Sar
gcant "conferring certain privileges
upon telegraph companio' provides
for tbe establishment of a new postal
telegraph system, of which the follow
ing the main featuros-
Everv postofSce in the Unitep States,
situated at any point on any telegraph
line, shall also be a telegraph station,
at which any telegraph company main
taining such linmaT establish and ope
rate it instruments. If ia any caae it is
apparent that the duties of postmaster
and telegraph operator could be filled by
one person, the i'oalmaater General may
appoint a suitable person for both du
ties, and all postmaster shall receive
messages for transmission by tele
graph, and cause them to be delivered,
tbe telegraph company paying to tbe
government a postage of one cent on
each. Tbe charges lor telegraphing all
messages to be received at or delivered
from postofficea shsll be fixed by the
Postmaster General, but must not ex
ceed the following! For ten-word
messages, ess than 250 mile, ten cents;
for distances between S30 and 300 miles,
fifteen cenU; from 500 to 1000 miles,
twentv-fire cents, and for all greater
distances, fifty cents; the address and
signature to be free of charge; and for
additional words, the rates to be in like
proportion.
The bill, however, authoriaes any
such telegraph company to maintain
other offices in important towns or
places "for the receipt, transmission and
delivery of messages of an important
character," and to charge duties for
them higher than the foregoing; provid
ed that government business shall have
precedence whenever the bead of an
executive department so requests, and
that it shall be done at the lowest rate
fixed by the bill. The government ia
to have the right to purchase any line
accepting the privileges of tht bill at
say time w i thia three Jeers after com
mencing opera Hons under it, and at the
actual cost, with six per cent interest
added. The last section directs the
rostmsater General to advertise forth
with for proposals, and to award the
contract to any responsible party un
dertaking to form the telegraphic coo;
nations and carvr out the object of the
bill for the lowest varm no aciDa I
tbe prices above named; tbe contract to
be for a term of twenty Jtars, unless
the government snail duriar. that period
purchase the line. Ilsisftsa iVeo-
When Geo. Joseph K. Johastoa told
Jefferson Davis at Greensboro, ia 163,
that tbe straggle hopeleea, and,
that it waa best foe the country that
terms, ef peace should he aaade, the
arch-traitor opposed any propoaiUoa
for peace aalawait pvovkisd tor his owa
aafcty. Ue was wfllUf that every ill
lege aad has lei ia the land should be
Uid waste, aau, that the wives aad
child ran of tho poor conscript soldier
shoe Id perish with hanger, rather thaa
that he aad hie so-called Cabinet
should riak atrial for treeeoa. Thje Is
the aaaawhoea Joa Davie, Waddeil,
Vance aad ether Deaaotratk Ooognm
aaaa are trvlar to have agala jeade
eligible for a seat la the Vailed BUtee
Seaata. Thlak of it. ye poor, eHrtOed
begrared, ex-Ooa Iterate eoMwra,
thJaK af at) isv . f
Whoa therVoefliosr broke ot a Cap?
taia of Polka at the Capitol balUIaf
deserted hie post aad wtat to Ight U the)
raaha of treason. Ha waa a aaUre ar
Virgiala, aad arrUted frosa that
State,
The Deasocrslk eoailrol ef the Hoae
of Reiraatatirea beings tats Tautae
Acaal uto the pablie service agala. The
exOsafrderate lWWefer aauhiaa
so a teMssahUKsitsaa 2im he hail.
frosa .Caliloraia. fcavta naania aw
8tau aoosi aner tae asuniusT a
aJedaracT, Altec this apT
wao will doaht the letw at Dssa-
Uadsc the aw ceamUa tlaa af Texas,
alaaaa iwty aaay i salsa a eerdkt.
Thia will Vssaasi the cxMawsa aCaeawsa-
) JtJSCZLLA XKO Uf.
BEAlTOtt 'PARLOR
ORGANS.
f.LWJART STYLES. wtai Valuable Im-
pr.irroirai. rew ana baitirnl8oio Mop.
OVXR ON& THOl'HAND OnioUIM4
atusieians I odors thwOrnnund reeom
jneoa mem aa HTKIUrLY KIR8T
tow, nrriuiuni ana aaraoiuty. W
rantd foe six Tears. . t
Moe daeravat avad Lavteai Xaa
pro-rod.
Itav been awarded tbe MIUHEST PRO
iiM3 ia cempeuuon with other for
Simplicity, Durability. Promptness
PIAXO LIKE ACTIOX.
rare, aweet. and erenly balanced ton.
ueci. ua instacttaaeoas acct
which mmj bn bad lo th read.
Send foe prtc lUt. Address.
DANIEL F BE ATT Y,
Washington, New Jersey, USA
NEW ARRIVALS
Thin Week.
WACCAMAW . CATK FKLKU .KAH
! BEATEM-ttICK:
HAMS, SIDEi?. SHOULDERS,
(Dry Salted and Smoked.)
English and Scotch Ales,
COFFEES of all kind at reduced
Prices, FWII, CASE GOODS of
all kinds, TOILET tKJAFS,
Fine Tale at' Common
SOAPS, Twenty differ
ent kinds of TONIC
1 J ITT. li.S,
Cigars, Tobacco, Kflrosena Oil,
Hay, Corn and Oats,
WITH llUNDKEtWOKorilKKAItTICLE
or
CJroccrir af IVIiolaale.
CASH or chise buyiuir, customer can
he suited always, with Good Good at
Lowest Market Prices.
ADRIAN A VOLLERS.
jan 8-1 r
BEiiTlf
1 I A N O.
Grind, Square tad Upright,
Kroos Rants SHoyder. o. ihs Arm of Kny-
T ; "rYi f? .m. maauaseisrvrs,
i m puors i aa.
1 mat poqfs I aanllT know how la
ei praa ray aratiaeatkw oo rvoetvlag to
a 1 1,7 Pi.o you shlppad to m. It Iaat
list all t oo hi ash. wUh ne ssprt. On
as war most ssalaeal maslelan Utd it and
spaa In lb most favorable Istms, after
tsomwgbly lestlag 11."
aat oAr Tr eisva. atwt7 rvnaadsd
sow mara ot P so, aad rrtoa-htcharg
faid by aa(Iaall K. Ilraltjibota ways If
sll aAkrlory , iire a tt trial of ar days.
FVaao warraatsd for six years. Address,
DAJE F. liEAri'V.
Washington, New Jersey, USA
BRICK AT REDUCED ?RICE3,
HATHI8 & COU,
once f..t if Onixe ll
PUIOE 87 OO & 88 OO
PER TIIDUSAND. v
Delivered to order at II per tloaaaad
Jeb&u-tt
BEATTYJSiS
QEST TM TJaX,
DANIEL F BEATTY,
iVashiagtoa, New Jersey, USA
ISO TO
a UJUw
eefMsCm
aisiai la tb mU. Ntasi aaraaata
aew M.istwH" assd s wtta bia ryr
Swaard ta aUMstlwawsas isvsaa Ssaasas
ta waaay isaib. raru la tba awaaa bas
ta laass S U iiwll ssaa tao I mi at
seesesaalty aa iTruv.T qj
t
f RAIL JlCLlDSy
.TIME-TABLE WE3TEKN N. , C.
RAlLiBOAD
Take effect on and after Monday, De
cember 27, 1875.
G0IN3 WEST.
sraTiovs. aaaiva. lkatr.
Ballsbary 5 00 a.m.
Third Cracks. 5 &t a. m. 02
BtaUavW M " 7 10 "
Plott's - T W - T 41
Catawba BtaUoa- SOT S 10
Newton 11(1 . 9 on
Canova . t Z3 " t M
Hickory IM " 10 ok
Ieard 10 ' 10 St "
storganlon 11 Xt M 11 44
Krldre water 11 27 p. m. 12 X! p. in.
Marlon 1 13 - 1 17 "
Old Fort fW
GOING EAST.
STATJOX. . ABSUVB. LSVAVE.
Hallsbary 4 p. m. v. tn.
Third Creak a 4 - .1 M
PtatesTlll I 41 S 01
PloU'a . a is - 2 11
Oalawba Btation 1 41 - 1 44
Newton 12 41 " 1J 4 "
Oanova 12 21 " 12 2b
Hickory 11 4.1 a. m. II St a. m.
Ieard 10 IS " 10 Si
Morcanton t .VI HIM "
Biida-ewater " 9U
Mai Ion 8 21 " 8 2U
Old Kort- . .. 7 40
Malons.
Trains naaa at I CARD. 1 the nn train Is
bablod time, down train will wait thlrty
minoi. sua proceeu, running tnirty mm
at balilnd time, till up train Is met and
If down train Is behind lime, up train
will wait ons hour and than proceed, run
ning oo hour behind Ita tluie. till down
train Is passed.
If both trains are behind time, the train
bound East will navetba right to the road
Indefinitely, as against tram bound Went;
and train bonud west will II otl till train
bound east paste or is heard Irotn.
Joins West Breakfast
at UUtesvllIe, at
Oi a. m.
Going
nt.
East Uluner at 8lteville nt 2;ll,
For olher rules
and regulations, tee lime
table No. 22.
W.8. PE1130N,
Master of Transportation.
dee .11 if
A.. T. & 0. R. It.
HLTHItl X 1 K S I F. XT'K O KK H :F.
Chsi lotto, N.C., June :lKb, WV.
On and stter Krldsy July 2nd, Ihe follow
ing Hrlie lule will be oer,tel over this
roaxl:
UlltXtl NtlRTH.
Leave Charlotte
Leave IXtTldsou Cliet
Arrive atHUIesvMl
tiOIXU HOL'TII.
: A. M.
.0 A.
. 8 SV A.
M
M.
Leaves tatesv hie
Leave Itavidson t'ollege..
Arrive at Charlotte
.11 :i A.
. i c r.
. 2 : 1".
M.
M.
M.
CI os eonaecllon iftad at Hlalesvillv with
trains on W. N, C. II. 11., golnx uolh Ki5l
and West.
Tickets on sal to Ashevllle, Marlou, Mora-auto
n aad Hickory Htallon.
, 4.J. tiORMI.KY,
sep 10 If superintendent.
pions'i sT.vn mm
Any rson wishing lo pnrebae u arkT
atra Uir la aoant loc ui --imr.
would do well to write fur special rate, to
lotrodae this Instrwsaent. Aldreut l.l
WAHD Prxro. Wssblnston, N J
July
PKOSPECTUS!
OV Naiurdar, th StU dy Joury.
lrH, in ur dermic lard will em liivttc
thep Mleatlow of tb Pythian thv
Th tH will bath orxsn of (lie Knlahls
of l ! la Ibis Ktste. tb United Mates
and lb world at larf.
Wbiiviw Pytlhka Ibo wi IbepubilUied
la tbinleeetor lb stmabis of Pythl.tt
will ever bnrlnmlnil th Ihre lireat l r
dlnal Prlaetp whk-h unit ua Sriead
ahlsk, Clvsrtly and IteneTnieoa.
KasateeiBa this, the eolaaiaa the
bo win v b opa tn Uuyolet
clUs. Tb I. U a O. K. M. aad lh
K, a A.sf. will eh bar aswae tbroach
wbtcb tby will b beard. Tb object of lb
Kcbs will b to f it tbe ltt lalortuatloa
oslssd at tb boor of going lopreaa,osi ail
tofnea eaoart4 with lh Order at bmu
aad aarua a. It wllialna to beeoru l a -ataat
eosaiwabwi .r vvry Urotbr la tb
tatad:!! will alaq aisa tbeouaa eareraf
lrtos rsosa Ua bt wrtUr. to beosn aa
aarsabl Ttsluir. worthy tiiSd aad row.
saline la tb assail l or lbs taUra Itroar
bood vr srtla( Us bt laiaresta, la all
it deaartsaeaia. taadiag lotas faral wal
of ta Orde, lU t;ltvwt asaUuoa will b
to beooca worthy, Utroacb Ua wrula. ot
t rood will aad palroctag ot all abva.
Tb Pytaiaa Eobo will be published svery
flalsrrlsj- at tl swe aaaass.
Adsartisi suU seiteiiad aad lasartatf at
low rates.
0 EKK EN d M ACX'M Rt.
da 17 U. aatitors sad I'rofvtaiora.
o TO
A
LXCa'it a4 haoa at Ua c wail Villi
ARX. Ja4 ra lv4
saavn U
D. L.jKUSSELU
Atlornov at ,
U lrTJ. G TO. V.
4a U TO
ALXJUra AND JQKl CEp1CaitAL
STAR . L. FEXHOXT.
I I a.-.w.- - 1 -
rH sT.aTTVJL ' Z?'KuwTto j rs aawTaMac aae sa rsK ata aa I a Xmm atnal
HStWeaajatetaaa iF-dsa ca caaaea. I SZim
RAIL 110 ADS.
G
JCN. AUrXHIfsTatMDKNl'tf OEflCX
UiInin-(on. Colnabia L An-
ffiista R. R. Conpany.
Wum inton, N. C. Dec 15), 1875.
CUANUE OF SCHEDULE.
fH and
after Sunday. Dec 19th, the fol
KJ lowing scbednle will
be run on this
read:
NIGHT EXPRESS AND PASSENGER
TKA1N, (daily)
Leate Wilmington
. ....fi.25P. M
Leave Florence.
.... 1.55 A. X
Arrive at Colombia....
4.15 A- M
9 00 A. M
4.15 P. M .
U5 P. M
.... 1.S5 A. t
Arrive at Anrusta
Leave Augusta
Leave Columbia
Leave Florence
Arrive at Wilmington..
..7.10 A. M
Passenger going West beyond Colombia
lako thia train, leaving Wilmington at 0.33.
p. m.
Day Paaaenger Tiain Diilv (except 8nnday.)
Leave Wilmington
Arrive at Florence....
Leave Florence
Arrive a'- Wilmington.
..8.(0A. M
.. 1.40 P.M.
. 1.50 P. M.
..7.05 P. M.
Connects at Florence with N. E. trail j
for Charleston.
Parlor Carson t.i. traiu btlwt-3 i Wil
mington aad Charleston.
Through Freight Train
Daily (except
Sundays.)
Leave Witmirgtoo
. . . I.S0 P.
.. 100 A.
..10 00 A.
...4.S0P.
. . .4.00 A
...2.45 P.
M
M
M
M
M
M
Arrive at Floreoee
Arrive at Columbia
Leave Columbia
Leave Florence
Arrive at Wilmington
yOcal Freight Train, leave Wllmlnvton
Tues days. Thursdays and Saturdays at 6:20
A. M., and arrive at Wilmington Monday
Wednesdays and Fridays at 5:"W P. M.
Passenirers lor Charleston. Columbia and
Augusta and beyond, should, take Night
.express irain irom iimmgion.
Through Bleeping Carson nUbt trains
for Charlebton acd Acgnsta;
JAMBS ANDKK80N,
dec 1 y tf tien. Superintendent.
Wllalnsrfon
& Weldon R. R.
(irapany
I-.agiLgM
OlUl'K (.tS tKALSlH
Wlluilnf.ou. N.
KKIKTKNUKNT,
CHANGS OF SCHEDULE.
Ou and aftrr Dec. VJth, Psaoenirer Trains
on tbe w. a: w. KsiiroaC will i uu aa lollows:
MAIL TKA1N.
Leave Ubion Ueot, di)y,
days excepted, at
arrive at (ioldtboro at
Af rive at Kocky Mount at..
8un-
7;35 A. M
14:S0 A. M
l.SS P. M
:40 P. M
10:05 A. M
Arrive at Wtldon at
Leave W Idon dai ly a . . . .
Arrive at Kocky Mount at 11:50 A. M
Arrive at "oldsboro st 1:S5 P. M
Arrire st Union lie pot st..
.0:05 P. M
EXPRE 8 AND T1IK0UG1J FREIGHT
TRAINS.
Leave Ui.lon Dejct dsl!y st 7:30 P. M
Arrive at tioldsboro at 1:30 A. M
Arrive at Kocky Mount at 4:34 A. M
Arrive at Weldon at 7:15 A. M
Leave Wtldon daily, at 7.00 P. M
Arrive at Rocky Mount at t:57 P. M
Arrive at Ooldaboro at 1 35 A. M
Arrive st Union iepot at 7; SO A. M
Mail Triiu make close connection at
Weldon lor all point North via Bay Line
and all rail routea.
Psr'or Can run ou Ibis train between
Wllmingtou snd Portsmouth.
i-T Eiprcs Train rcnncta only with
Acquis Crick ronU. Pullmtn a Palace
Sleeping Car on this Ira n.
Frcig' t trains sill leave Wllmlsgton trl
week I j st 5uu A. M. and arrive st 1.40 P..
John r. divine,
Grnsral Ssp'U
d.C il tl
Oitfoliuti
witv
Centrul Kail
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tb Traiw will be ra. eter Uis Kail
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FaST FE EIGHT ASD PAS4K5GEJL.
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NEW AD YER TISEMEXTS.
aROOERIES
WE ARE RETilLICii T1I15 CQOIUEST
FAMILY GROCERIES
Vv liolesciJe Fxdees,
The large increase iu our retail sales
WHOLESALE PRICES.
GOOD IMrEKIAL,
TEAS, 50 CTS.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Finest grades imported
XtM FAX
WG HAMS AND SHUULDEI,
BE EE TONGUES AT 81.00 ONLY.
FIFTY CASKS BASS' IMPORTED ALE
At $15 00 1Cr C;uk ui
eight dozen.
JLAGEK BEER PI.1T f.l'Z QU.111T8.
THE CHOICEST "LINK OF FOREUiN AID DOMESTIC CRACKERS,
, BEST Bl TTEK IN THE WOULD.
COOK1NO 1JUTTER
The Universal Cuiiijk;.iiiJ Hitter has
hi the
TRY IT.' THY
II
ECONOMY.
The ?H'!l"-.djuiiiijj St rulli r i !
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ATMOKE MINCE M E vT A N 1 lENtJ LIH1 I'LCM
CIDER on draulit. Table
.January 21 It
NOTICE.
Carolina Central Pieiilway. .
1 tsrucral FrriRhl Dr part metal.
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'I'llK ATTKNTi'-N nt THI. I'1'IU.H i irji Uull j iuUcd U the iat ll.l tl.n
1 aa tVuUaU rsllwsy "in rimlt-ld d fuliy euulppe.1 hit b'ustar. in w tlb II
eonnerlionsat Wlluilucloo. lih vis 'iitrt Iraoirr litiraud via H 4dua sad -tartni.u.
to UalUraore, ihlldet'ha. New York. l-tu t J iTv tdrtw. uaeaalrd Im-UH) u.
business shlpmcnla frv.ni
Wilmington and. ail EaiBtern Citiou,
TO CHARLOTTE, STATES VILLE, SHELBY,
Kutlierfordloa, Akrillr, Grffarlllf, Sfarli8lrar?f
aad all loto tbe Atlsotie. Ta "bta. Allaata sad ttUbaoued Air Ua. .Vi..
(-aroitaa aAd WesWra ortn taroila Itallroads. sa well as all pate t a tn Uwnraiaaad A-
rmo Kastevw c.t riirrd
trasr rh.tn, ul KjTM ai m" i urn. iaw imj
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TWO WEEKS.
' till s.1i.. waned
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NEW AD TEE TISEMEXTS.
IN
59
induces us
to give
tbe Consumer all th
advantages of
:o:
OOLONG AND MIXED
PER POUND.
:o:-
at unprecedented low prices,
HUOUE MACKEIlEl..
A good bargaiu
uiarkef.
fur tbe lineal Alu in the
at 20 cents per pound.
gladdeued over mic It u lulled ptfo
w t'.Ji
past tnuiilli.
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GEO. MVK1W.
antl i:t From Htrvrt.
dries and tak
w up the nler. -IVti'l lull
rriun.MJ.
mv i:i;r
.Sherry w jr doecti, at
GEO. MYERS'
11 and i FRONT hT REET
WILMINGTON, MARCH 31T, l7:,
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