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RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Per squkre, one time, 75 cents.,
Lesthn diielsuacroile; timef, 50 cniB.
Two times fl 00 and all succeeding insertions
nkUprice Additional. ' ' )
Rates per raontli, for one equarcV and cacli
succeeding' square half rates additional. ,
Half Column and" Column advertisements rc-
Local adrertisements 10 cents a line.
rlAddrcasrP ' r V
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Editor and Proprietor, ,
y ? Wilmington, N. C.j
CITY.;
Subscribers will please notice
papers faring tbc black cross
I stopped unless payment is made.
that all
will be
No court.
iTbermotucterO.
Low Sunday, to-day. 1 .
sHedrick has elegant priut$.
Passover passed, out last night. v- v
yruiDerior Court opens to-morrow. t
Decoratioo day on-the 20th oi 3iay.
The beautiful arab shawl at Jledrick'd.
4!TUe 30th; is the last day for listing taxes.
Good 'cas8imere cloths, cheap at Ucdrick?s.
The Regulator : leaves ' to-day v for New
York. '":
Handkerchiefs
rick's. ' -
fit for Princess . at lied -
Get yoor Business Cards at the Post Print
ing Office.
The Banner store in prices- and quality is
Hednck's. . -i . - v ;.
New fetyies of Bill Heads at be Post
Printing Office.
Napkins, towels, and .fijicetings; all 'ttali-J
ties at Hedrick's.
Rail RoAjj ltECEipTB for sale the POST
PRINTING OFFICE. ;
ttjtUT v : '; '. I
" Kid'elovcs that fit as if they were mould
ed on you at Hedrick's. T
The members of the G. A. R. No. 3. hold
a meetiDgj next uThursdayjRvehing.,
Independent in every thing is the "Post'v
at Two Dollars a year to clubs of five. ,
A. Veal is a boot maker, in Tarboro.
You can get first class calf skin there I - You
betl - i l . 5 7-
To the followers of the Republican candi
date in the 2d- Congressional District
Heat-on.' , .' . , . 4 ;
New styles of VISITING- CARDS, only I
TWO DOLLARS a .hundred I At the Post
printing office. . -
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The committee on the.celebration ot the
XV. Amendment, in this city, will accept
our tnaqKS ior an invirauon 10 auienu.
Thecbeanest naoer in the United States
is the "Post? published Thursday and Sun
day and eent any where at $2 00 paid in
advance. . ' ' ' ' , , ; .
- Thoi Stockholders of the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad Compa
nw meet in Charlotte on June lstl. See
advertisement. ... , Z
John L. Holmes Esq., the Attorney who
was fined for contempt before Judge Cant-
well, on Friday last, . in the sum , of $100,
paid the same yesterday.
Fact ?-kA. certain joung man in this scity .
wears corsets. f The fact was discovered by
a vountr lady friend, who wants to know if
it is not shameful. Of course it is.
The new hundred-dollar leeal-tender
f0a Ke nt in nirrnUtion. and
- . - rrti,,,
are fine specimens of. enarravwir. - lne vig-
ntf a of th lf a PrAoirVnfe T.inroln is con-
ifWprl-ftn .rrrfl-nl liVpfiMa' '
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ENilRUTHERFonb. The President has
accepted this gentleman's ' resignatinnlin
tbc U.Barmy, -to - take effect on May 1.
Oeri" Rutherford has taken the reauired oath
OI omce anu enicrcu upon ins uuues s
Third Auditor: Thursday Ias C 2 J -'
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To the. Voters pp New XUnoyeh, Coun:
it. We, offer the name of Staeey.Van Am-
tinge, Esq., to fiir the office of ; Register of
wwua "r" '7 . C - ijt "
ConyesCw-, rrLicli nejta in Juna. ? "r - r
8t.i5i JVa.v;.-. MayVotees.,.
Now is the Winter of our Content ,
3Iade Glorious by the Son oi (New) York
How is it then to bej . v ' v
Shall Ettinger rule tlje trade i ; ' !".
He is playing us all out - i
With his, cheap .Pques.t ...j, . .
But the lusliri is'the thing ; ; J i ;
Which every household is use-ing; . ; ;
He sells them at great bargains; i
Good quality,' low and cheap'. - ' ' j ' I
There is nothing to beat : 1 i: f ;! ; f
Hisrfcruarks on the sheet.", 3 ;
Ettinger's Dress Goods are certainly low:
They arc as bright as the falling snow.
His Prints are apt to be the same, ' ;
As lie Is a man well trained. .'. ;, . ,
Remember my remarks; . T
I am to all extortion ' 1 . "
A shark and a caution.. . - 2t.
Country Clubs can get the tk Post !' at two
dollars per annum I . Clubs ot five TEN
DOLLARS I ! ! "
Speciau TRAiN.-t-President' Sloan, of the
Wilmington, Charlotte and , Rutherford
Railroad, will run a special train from the
head of tliis road , on next Sunday morning
in order to accommodate those desiring to
attend the Fifteenth Amendment celebra
tion in , this city.
The adjourned meeting, ot Merchants wiil
take place at the stoe of S. II. Fishblate,
on Market street, Monday the 23tb, at 8
o'clock, P. M. All Merchants paying city
taxes arc invited to attend. !
,S. II. FlSIlBLATE,
: ! s Chairman.
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Second of May. Commissioner I Delano
has directed that where,' as in the present
year, tlic first day of May comes upon Sun
day', the bonds of distillers and brewers,
and all other bonds required by the inter
nal revenue law to be given or renewed on
the first of May, should be dated, executed,
and -delivered on the second of May,
E. C. Phist is a candidate for the United
States Senate from Kentucky. Ex.
; Mr. Phist is expected to show his hand.
Wilmington Post. , .... . , '.
And when he does, it is to be hoped he'll
not "make a -poor fist of it,'1, but give the
Senate"8ome knock' down arguments. Erie
ltqniblican. J
. Werry good, Frank ti;y some more !
A Wiial-ing Stoky.Wc are informed
from a resident of Onslow and we will
Wise-lj rofrain, because the gentleman is
exceedingly modest, -that! there is! now ly
ing on New River bar, an enormous whale,
who having been severely harpooned, drift
ed ashore. His whaleship is reputed to
measure . 45 feet in lengtb, . and will in all
Wobabilitv vicld about 40 - barrels! of - oil.
w w
"Very like a whale, very like.
Retuiined. Ben Jones, one of thepris-
nnm wfln cscaoed with Hill and others
from the. County jail, a .short time.ago, and
who was convicted of Arson by the late
term of the Superior Court of thisidistrict,
returned and surrendered himself, yesterday
just in time, for opening of the regular
term to-morrow. Benj. does not ,ask a con
tinuation of his vacation during the sum
mer. f)rtmtTnNE. The organization .. oi.tioe
of
merchants in this city to protect themselVes
from itinerant venders of dry good9,l &cM
me(ita w;th. our , hearty commendation.
g . with tlie taxeg impoBC(j by city, coun
ty and State,; their heavy rent and gas jbills,
ot-o nf ctinnrtQprl k n rnmnctfi iwith'Iier-
"7- , , r "v : ' .
rn. iAWfil:" 5aith 'the nro verb. Let them be
protected ! , '
The Rev" George Patterson, Priest, will
be' instituted Rector of St. John's Church
this morning. By direction of the j Rt.
Reverend the Bishop of North Carolina the
Rev. A. A. Watson, D.D., will act as insti
tutor. It is probable that the Rev. A. A.
Benton, of St. Timothy's "cnurcn, wiison,
will also be present and serve on. this occa
sion. w- - . ..fv t- f i
Noon ' service; 11 o'clock. Evening ser
vice, 8. o'clock. ; . . ,? j t: ;
Ingenious. -"Inventors are benefactors,"
said a. sage j and the truism will scarcely be
denied by those Svho have lived to vitness
the miraculous .'working of the , telegraph,
and the'' unlimited power of locomotion by
steam. But . "invectionsrscarce . reach" their
Bublime poin tt untir effected as.'a means ot
saving me. jur. u-. o. dhi uw,ui tu wium
lnventea one sucn as xuese, m iue uap
k . Car" Coupling," on which he has filed a
v" .z i ei t
caveau a x uw, -xMiiu
I . 1 2 . 1 . M , 4j v . A 0AAM . . 1 M V 4rl mi
paraaoxicai p u u,j ;tu- ,D,c,
as an : ordinary bumper, -with connecting
clampsV of iron, land the impetus givenlocks
tho car, wuereat ine ruooer spring in me
rear of : the clamps; makes assurance doubly
uiv, wj;y--fnvr rr . . tt v.""
attached py. wmcu ine car, is aetacuea again.
and thus tne aanger - i piaciojj a uumau
i i 'b' ine these'enginea of destruction
L triiw obviated: Railroad Companies
take: hold of this ..more thaxi neces-'
Bary article, ana at once leave iue press
Without the. usual standing annonncsment
killed by coupling cars T
The appearance
of the wheat and rye field j in this ; State,
wasf never more promising -and judging
from present indications we caWot' Jail to
have an abundant crop. n With yk reasona
ble supply of rain and no intervening blights
todisappoint our ; expectations, our most
earnest hopes will be. realized. The grow
ing -sjrain, is.' said fo be so firm and healthy
that there is little. if :ant prospect of it be
ing injured by the fly, , Last year we were
blessed in ibis lattitude with a most fruit
ful harvest and the present is quite as prom-
n
. The Second op. JlAY.i As an inducement
to the liquor dealers of this city to close
their totores pn the 2d prox.', the committee
of arrangements have sent the following
petition to the Board of Aldermen. It will
come up before that body to-morrow cven
mg: ;
WiijytWGT6;c:rApril 23, 1870.
o the Hoiiorahte iJiftfdyer dwl' Board of, Alder
' me?i, lyttmirigtoh-. JVI C. " '
We the undersigned, Committce of Arrange
ments '.fotf the celebration - of : the Filteenth
Amendnient, ta take place May 2d; 1870, would
reepectfully ask that your honorable body re
quest that the f saloons and public bar room, be
closed On the above named day, our object in
asking this is to better preserve the peace and
harmony of the occasion. !
Very Respectfully,
r - Your Ob't. ServH. v - . . .
' - : v r, 38. W, Eagles, Chairman.
T: . ..a Wm. McLaubin. -,
Joseph C. Hill.
Wm. H.1 Mekbick.
WiLHiKUTONf Charlotte and Rutheb
fohd Railhoad. Dr. . Wm. Sloan, Presi
dent of the Wilmington,' Charlotte and
Rutherford Railroad has been in our city
two days. He leaves to-night for NewYork
to complete" the . arrangements 5 to finish
he road. The contract for; building the
bridge over the Pee Dec, and the'early com
pletion ; ot .the ;road to Wadesboro' is ar
ranged, r It is hoped aud.beUeyed that in a
ew days such other t arrangements will be
entered into as will secure connection with
Charlotte within ten months from date. We
are very glad to? learn from the President
hat he is determiped tbVpiit . the road
through in the speediest possible manner
The resources are considered - ample, with
economy, for all desired purposes. We hope,
expect and insist upon the reduction of exr
fences, and the appropriation "of every doi-
ar to finish this road, h It is of vital import
ance to our city. We have $200,000 in it,
upon which we have been paying interest
or many years.?? Iff we build the road, we
have every reason to expect dividends upon
our stock. We say to President Sloan, Go
ahead !
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Celebration in Honor of, the Fif-j
teentii Amendment. -
General Orders ) ' "x 1
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Wilmington, N. C, April 23, 1870.
I. Major J W.7 jStmenck is; hereby an
nounced as Chief of Staff to the Chief Mar
shal ot the day; ,r t; . . ?' f" . J 1 ;:
II. The Aids de Camp, and the Marshal's
Staff will -i report at" 8 o'clock sharp, at cor
ner of Fifth i and Hanover streets, on Mon
day, May , 2d, . 1870. Each officer to : be
mounted and uniformed as contained in the
General Order. -
III. The Chief Marshal will be designs.
ted by buff sash and roset to match; Chief
of Stan, purple sasn, roset to matcu; prin
cipal Aids, .cherry colored sash, roset to
match and : buckskin Gauntlets: Marshal's
Staff, blue sasb,lred, whiter arid blue roset,
and white gloves.
IV. Staff officers not announced on the
general 5 programme, 7 will be officially in
formed of their appointments by the Chief
of Staff. '
By order ot Chief Marshal, .
i 'i ! l Wai. McLaA
RIN.
J. W. ScHENck, Jr.,
Chief of StaflV; ;
. The Hall of- Justice. Resplendent in
glossy new ch airs," renovated wainscoating,
and re-embeli shed ceilings, the Court House
will open tb-morrow to the sound of Judge
Russell's gavel. After " nearly six weeks ot
preparation, accompanied with a small out
lay of money, the Cape Fear Building Com
pany, hkvc "transmogrified ?? the once dcs
tered, disgraceful looking Court Rdom into,
something; kt leastj aprbxiniaUug.decency.
One bronzed -chandelier is placed ;in the
centre of the 1 room, one double bracket td
the left on entering the main door,' arid fo.nr"
pillar lights, with china shades, and the com
bination "Qleason'a Noisless Patent Lever
AAg1srd'Burnei j vThese;Vare J 'placed' on
either side of the Judges ;rostrtimV and
Clerk's desk; arid are Very neat, and hand
somely executed ,de3igns.X3,Jio twainscoat-
inifis of North Carolina' pin erasVate also,
the Judges Vijencn.' : nov uierit's aess.
The wails Sem ifinished in- azure
and mauve,' i?P)K and. jhc .ceiling
in water color. 1 The bar is "made sacred by
a renovatetj railing vneaviiy;., grained, ancr a
cbmm;odicm3fj;aparimt;"'mm mi
front If tneLadgeC", "anddirWtly'outiide of ,
the middle ote Cncloiliihe do-ck."t
To theVight of the "?JudrU thejBnrir
allotted suareranct at 4 rights ariglesihe
witness stand. The latter could hava been
"Tifjf Staeob1 Life.-
HMw--l 1 -i w v ; .,
made aUttte IdghefJiiqweverv The ea
closure is made ' soft to the -leet by a light,
magenta, and cream colored carpet, 'and
the place devided off for the spectator laid
werk is by tlie J'rCapif -Fear'Bpildins Co,;
and -j the; Oaa Fixtures by ,W. A. Dart, of
this city,
FirrEENTn Amendment Celebration
Route of Pbocession Ordeu of Marcii
Marshal and Aids.- In out last, we gavo
the order of the procession, and the differ-
eat urbanizations comprising me came.,,,
Below we present the line oi march, and
the officers oi the day : v
The Grand' Procession "will form at the
City pall Front at 9 o'clock, A. M., Mon
day. May : 2d, 1'876, the right resting on
Princess Street. . ,.
route.
Up Princess to Fourth, up Fourth to . Red
Cross, down Red Cross : to Front, down
Front to Market, up Market to Third, down
Third to Orange, down Orange to Front,
down Front to Dudley's Grove, where the
Oration for the daywill be, delivered by the
Hon. O. H. Dockert, who will be followed
by other eminent speakers, selected for the
occasion. i
The Chief Marshal will be designated by
a Blue Sash and Orange Rosette, i Aids to
Marshal in Chief, 1 Orange Sash and Blue
Rosettes. ; Staff tojChjef Marshal will be
designated by Red and Blue Sash and Ro
settes to match. J .
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Mounted men without command will be
assigned position by the Chief Marshal.
Chief Marshal. Wm. McLaurin. .
Special Aids. GM. Arnold, Geo. W.
Price, Jr., E. J. Pennypacker, Jos. C. Hill.
Chief Marshal's Staff : James H. Howe,
Jesse Brown, Wm. $L Merrick, James K.
Cutlar, James Davis, Dimus Devon, Thomas
niveia, jauie a., jjuwui j, uutiepu tiuues,
Allen J. Denton, John .G. Bulken, Jno. H.
Whitman, John Be, Jasoc Loftin, Jno.
H. Browne. Henrv iTavlor. Edward Robin.
nn. wh. MoTTRiil. William Tnnmpr
"; ,7" 7 T" "I 7 T7
gar juiuer, reu. oaugwar, d. y. mcuum-
uer. x.uwu , xt. oamjmoD, x.. ju.
DuoemaKer, a. jo., riorris, , Aiex. Jtiosuer,
E.R.- Brink, Owen Dove,' J. W.Schenck,
.Jr,4 a,S W.aldronfriMichael Hooper, H. H.
Bloom, G;. W. Betts, James Dry, Sylvester.
Capps, Elijah Love, Dan'l. Smith, Wm. H.
Moore, Jno Hooper, Will. K. Price, WiU
ham Waddell, Jackson Davis, Jno. Ryan,
G. P. Rourk, Denard Rumley, Lawson E.
Rice, G. W. Thomas, J. C. Mann, C. S. Ser-
T,, T TT. .' L
voss, Henry KahL J. 8. Hiebee. Chas.
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ouuiucnimu, uu i.,n.iau, das. u. Aeiiair,
jyioore, Aiex. otrauss, ieo. u. D iacK, a. n.
7;BB V Tr ; """
iijou, iimw uwujw, uauica uuuw,
W. 1. Mai let te, James Green.
DOOKS, MAGAZINES. Ac.
JDw Modenwelt We have received this
Illustrated magazine of fashions and fancy ;
work for; May. Asi a fashion work it is un
questionably the first in this country. It
seems almost incredible that a magazine,
semi-monthly, containing in the course of
the year! 1600 illustrations, 200 patterns,
400 diagrams, and 12 large highly colored
Steel engravings can be furnished - for the
small sum of $3 a year. Still, it is a fact.
Two specimen copies mailed for 30 cents.
Address, S. T. Taylor, Importer: of Ladies'
Fashion;, 391 Caniislreet New York. :....
mantic.
7 r 7-1 m f 7 t?
I rank Leslie's Illustrated and Boys and
Girls. Two of the best periodicals of their
kind. . ' - "
v Every Saturday. -The current number
has an admirably drawn portrait of Mr.
Fechter as Hamlet, if we may except the
heavy ground work, v This number is beau
tifully embellished: J ' ,1 ,
Harper's Monthly. Good old Harper as
interesting, as valuable and instructive as
ever. The first of the contents is a well
written article on "Our Barbarian Breth
ren;" and of course is enhanced by profuse
illustrations, such ionly as Harper can give.
"The' Spots in: the: Sun," "In a Country
Store." a ' continuation of "Frederick The
Great," Cuba and the 03tend I Manifesto,"
'Industrial Schools for Women,? and "Seen-
lar and Sectarian Schools" are the prominent
subjects. The indispensable "Drawer" and
"Chair'. are-of course brimful oi wit, and
humor, and altogether Harper for May 1870
is a very good number. - i
Hearth and Home. The number for
April 30, has for frontispiece, "A Country
Home In Berlin," finely executed. It has
i. 1.1. , a t-r
theusual interesting sketches, iol farm life,
always captivating; and.thel romance of
Annie Howard " is still continued. i
f s Applet on s Journal. The number
for
April 30. is indeed a very superior nurnuer.
.1
du uusiraici.'su jJicuiGuw ovyjauiw
id mi ft fJr.;i '-I?;.6it;
.Duncan Holmes, ifi. s.- Woodford. Sandy , ,lr,. , ' .. . I ing to incweaiin or suppoitot ourjcity.'
rrrrrT - u r i 7 - ; amonntot money from .the legitimate tradb
Mitchell, Jno. Bennett, Duke Davis, John i Ww.' VnrW.l.iri-r. W of theilace, anof victimizing th MtS n?
eniriru-escriptive of the "Ancient Gar-
dens ot America.7
TtnAppleton & Co,
publishers, IT. 7.
Bfochcood,-Tlie: Apnl number " contains
the lyipart of ! "Earl's pehe,,,r Tlie Pjia
cess ! des Ursins;; ; John'1.; "Chattertbri;,
MBlnc Laws;" Cornciiris O'Dowd ITid
State, the Podr ? and the i Country;" and,
".Countr Charles DeMontalembert." -It Tvili
be seen by the Oontcnts ' that it is a very in4
teresting numSer.Vt Leonard Scott Pablishi
ing Co;, 140 Fulton sbeet, N.;T, : fs
y Punchinelfo.TXumber fiye Of this youig
comicosatirical journal is received It im
proves greatly-both in artistic : excellence,
and literary pabulum. - Stephens is an'elq
gantcaricaturistand Shanty makes a com-l
petent manager,
POSTLIIfGS.
Gold 113.,: V
Pave the streets. ;
Bismarck is dying.
1
Freshets in the Northi
"Little Phil," is in Utah. . !
Geary is in Washington.
Senator Cattell f Ni Jnis ill. V
Guy. English's majority is 844.' ;
Pacific railroad travel increases. ,
Mormon's motto Brinj 'em young. '
The Pope is said to be very nervous. ,
Eugenie smokes ten cigarettes a day.
Jefferson and Olc Bull are in Boston.
Emperor of Austria's birthday, to-day.
Mrs. Gdrieral Lec is a hopeless invalid.
New Mexico wants to "jine ther Union."
Yucatan has abolished the death' penalty,
Galena, 111., is under, water by a lreshet.
Mrs.' Lincoln is begging- for her pension.
The Ohio Legislature is still in Washing
ton. ,
The Louisiana State Fair, openod yestei
day
lra
ColFax is delighted with the new
baby.
Burlbgame's remains have arrived to
Hn.fnn -
1 : ... . . :
. "M ffOBUI Movemenv-wogging me
tongue.
Shoo FlyTit B;ltskre the latest breath
I perfume.
Anna in' : dftnVna S1,L. wilier
blossoms. j r - V
orange
..Senator' Wilson is
Brooklyn. ;
Temperanclng" .ml
0ut West'the rail roads adopt babies left
in the cars. :J.-vlJ ;
P ccnM- avr n cn ii i
Washington V". ,t'-"
yvasumgion.
r.-i'.. .- L. . Ji . . - ' . ; .
i 111c urao ueaver nai, ior spring is aoomi -
Bably strait. -.. ;
cessful in their strike.
V
Wild parsnips killed a boy and girl in
lows, weanesciay last.
Navigation is still impeded by the ice.
m Owen Sound, Canada. ,
A company Of young ladies
comi)oso a
fire; company at Council Bluffs.
A Glasgow pig raiser has been detected
in preparing hams ot horse flesh. . v ,
A masked ball has been defined as a rner
ciful institution for plain women.1
The names of the writers in the 'Atlantic
Monthly will be published hereafter.
J. S. Clarke opened to a $2000 house at
Booth's Theatre oe Monday evening.
oirong minaeu women aon't eat eccs.
iney can t Dear, tne yolk, you know.
?v a P'
p1 tyle in Pans. .
. jiue racial uvyciuuieai. will reueem mc
Roman coin circulating in France at par.
..,r.., -a ..-
If , li t u byuu
for sale the New Jersey estate A. D. R. left
k Who pays the counsel for the defence in
the McFarland case, is a. New York ones-
tion.
The annual expenses of the court balls in
Paris is 10,000 francs, in Berlin 250,000, a
year.
The beat in Natal was so . great in Janu
ary, that the oxen, dropped dead at their
work. , .'-
The ready-made clothing business of Bos
ton amounts to upward of $10,000,000 per
annum.
An Indiana lady has suceeded in crettins
rid of five husbands out of six without a
divorce.
Nevada City claims' to be the only town
in California oat oi debt, with money in its
treasury.
V
Charles E. , School, . 01 the , Evening Star
. . a : l tj-.ii . ' . . . ... .
declines to run against Kelley
district. Ga; 1 -v .'
in th&Fourth
he Cunard Line is entitled to the proud
distinction of never having-lost a vessel or
j tt'Faac "67;.;
' . itf0
rr The raw material of thia nutritious and fatten-
I against tne tiovernment. yt . , . j, ;;.riiKTOtn,wxne ireegiit of nature:: a marine
I ' " ' ' .-T r ,-7-- fmos ginprwfirfons quantities on the.
t rAemptaon xuw , w www
tie for the cirls of the penod.' .' . - .
AOT - ? j , ;.u- -'.-v i; V r:r -
JL Cleveland - family Adisred , about the
01 t
1 hnrial ofliFTrnother, and ;. since then; the
1 erVoo oofnrl otif Mnnnlr .
wv,.. , ,. r
, n .-. ''LBsn
Francisco have been paradi the. street!
and interviewing oritiea. .
Thai steel works at Harrisburg - PtnnM
JVe fen tuminS ofc steel rails at the fate
0113,000 tons annually tor some months
past.,. , ; 1 . ; ,.J4 ,
Garters with , monogram clasps are now
worn by the pretty feirls , They, arc rather
a noYelty yet, but wo hope, to see more ot
them. : v :-
' A Vermont coronet's' jury is,"of A Pinion
that the Deccst met his deth'from' a Violent
Information
in the rhed,'f 'produced from.
Unoan Cauz.",
The days of the chignon," says a Paris
paper, uaro numbered." Alas I alas 1 But
who pf us would yenture to number, the con-
tents of a chignon?
Wyoming nurses calm the rismsr Genera
tion by singing: " , 1
'Nice little baby, don't get in a fury, s ?
f Qcuse mamma's gone to sit on the jury." :
The Hon. M. C. Hart, of Washington, tel
egraphs his friends that he will be in Phila
delphia. Mr. Hart is celebrated for his re
markable resemblance to the Emperor , Na
poleon. :
The Baltimore American publishes the
able speech of Senator Morton L oo, Terror
ism in tho South. The speech' occupies '
sxi . t -'is'. t .'".-.
uyer luur coiamns oi souu minion in. mis- 1
large paper. ; . '
Madanie de Stael said : . "If I were mis
tress of fifty languages I would think tnthe
deep German, converse in the gay French,
write in the copious English4, sing in the
majestic Spanish, : deliver- irr 'tbo noble
Greek, and make love in the? soft -Italian." .
. . For the Tost. . .
; Meeting of Merchants t.t-:-
At a called meeting of tho TDry Goods
Merchants and Clothiers ot the citv of Wil
mington, held on the 21st day. of April,
1870 the" following proccedingst were, had;
On motion of CoL J. J. Hedrick, Mf. S.
H. Fishblate was called to the Chair, and
Messrs. M. M. Katz and S. R. Bif dseywcre
appointed Secretaries. z st- l
The Chairman, after stating the object of
thdi meeting, on motion, appointed a com
mittee to draft resolutions, consisting 'of the
ST 8 B TOW tfD SnT
HCk, Mr. B. U. VV eilJ, OI Davm B W eili, Mr.
following gentlemen, viz: Col. Jnol J. lied-
Fred. Rheinstcin, of Aaron & Rheinstein;
Mr. 8. Solomon, of J. Lyon & Co.J, Mf.S.
BlumenthaL '.. V J r-
After a short absence the committee re-
turned and through' their Chairman offered
j the folio wine resolutions, which were Unani
Whebeas, we, as Merchants and Trailers
U great degree to the Support of tho,cUy, in
payment of taxes and licenses, to the county
an3 Btate, by taxation; andt to the.interest
oi lanaioras oy ; nave a.ngutjtofU
I mand protection , from the city authorities
I -:r, s-.-vl I.
1 ,iuwu maucab s Auvunuuersf
pay.Dui a rnviai amount, aaaing noth-
means which should bo morerprorJerfs; ari-
plied ; Therefore, t ; :u4 NA
sic it . Jtcesoived 1st. -. That we t, demand
our Mayor and Aldermen; such protection
in the way of prohibitory ordinances asfwill
relieve us of the seiious : disadyantagcs of
competinsr with the bankrunts and sconn
drels of the world, and affording ,m that.
protection. which by right is ours.'i li" 5;,,,
3d.: That having great confidence in the
superior . Judgment, of our Mayor and the
wisdom ot our Aldermen, wo ieel that :we
can .;; confidently ask, ; and, will ,be granted
such protection , as our. 'situation demands
da. That the diversified interests of eve
ry community being identical, each one def
fhe lack of citv nride and extreme ir
of those who contribute, ;by theii patron-,
age,Uo the support of adventurers and stran
gers) to the loss of thejr own 4 friends and
supporters.4-, . . .... m. ;
4tn' Tnat lnc Sood3 merchants and,
clothiers, ever modest and backward, must
j Olvio vu wm, auu ujff uuiicu,
effort vindicate their. .rights,5 and occupy
positionm. this community tp which
their merits and usefulness entitle them.-.
5th! .That to our Mavor and . Aldrmn
we look for protection, and will by respect- ,
fQl petition ask them to pass immediately,
8Ucl ordinances as will relieve us from the
BCiiuus auLibea u wmcu we uaiiy fiuumii.
On motion it was resolved that the sever
al papers in the city be requested to pub- -lish
the proceedings of this riiecting;. ' ; 7
, On motion it was resolved; that the Coin-r
mittee on Resolutions ; should act as a com-
mittee to : petition the Mayor, and - Alder
rmedU - : -. ' Pl'ltU'ti-i
;Ori motion . the meeting Adjouxncd,
meet again on Monday night, at such tirno.
as may be designated by the Chairman.
I Ms S.H.FisriiJLATEPrcsidcntf
ax. ju. ajla a, :t ... .,: ,; .
i
;S,.R. BtRDSEY,
:
X! '.:t:
Secretaries. -
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r
, . Cheap Laxurie for the People OpporL
tttnely, at tho time when the cost of living s-?
affording an unprecedented amount of 'delicious
wholesome aliment,- almost for a son. Wc
.lnow, by virtue ol its extraordinary, cheapness.
maSS
155 Coast, and known as Carrageen; Cleans-,
i jwwuer oy a pawn process, tuts wonaermi
Pyi&alargerqnantity ofpure; palatablej
albnent In proportioj. to ito wehjUVthan
1 substance nrn1nrl frnm fhAirr.at.: arrcUH
substance produced from the great ,
.6taPl". ATOSUC COOKS pronoun .
arucie for CustardsFuddin- f3 tt,3
Sfc-tW?"I& KS'SS'
pwn the patent, fi-2tUWiriu?Sf m? 4
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