rHE WILMINGTON POST
WllMINGTOtf. N, C. DECEMBER 1. 1870,
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FASHION ABETTER
Fashions for .December, Morning, Eve-
"t ninff and Walking CoBtnmes.
' ! ! ! New Yoke, Not! 28th, 1870.
Dear Pokn Those who predicted the
return of long skirts t this season for street
and:walking dresse?, must byjthis time con
fess themselves. mistaken. So far from short
klresscs having lost any of tlic vogue they
had achieved, they have gained great addi
tionl prestige. The most elegant materials
are now made up into short costumes, ri
valing in cost and pretension the most
elaborate evening toilets. i
There are two favorite me
hods of mak
ing these costumes. One consists of a skirt
and full casaquo or Polonaise -the other,
of two shirts, the upper one . eiy long, and
a basque or shoTt coat with lapels.
' v Tile new "methods of trimming exuibit
' the. most extravagant U3e of costly materials.
Suits of rich gros gram, of the! naw shade?,
havcj the full and elaborate trimming?,
plaited floucccV and bradings lined -w'tb
velvlt many- ; shades darker; and arranged
so tljat the velvet gives the warm, rich tone
to tlie dres without being actually seen.
Suits of velvet are very distinguished.
t rimmed with a very rich croc
iet cmbroid-
cry. Into which the smallest qii
antity of cut
jet if
introduced, and bordered with wide
ure laccj The overskirts are very deep
at tH
e back, but5 are rounded up and looped
"very
high at the sides. ; h
Tle costume is hot unfrcquentl composed
of a velvet overskirt and basque, worn over
a petticoat of; rich satin trimmrjd with very
rta'rrlm flounces, and quilted into a design
as ajlieajling. Black velvet is very effective
in tliis way, over a skirt of bluie'or maroon
satinlthe entirccostuhie hat, gloves, etc.
careiiiiiy carrying out. uic iuea.pt l lie colors
and 1
ther details.
Ju The severity of the season following close
uponla very warm summer, hasj brought out
a great' many fur-trimmed suits of great
beauCy and elegance. Colors, sUCh as fuchsia,
maroon, wine-color and dark grequ;''are
even i . more fashionable than black, aud are
displayed to the greatest advantage by rich
banrjl of grebe or sable , fur; and collars.
cuff?; and recers of satin, or gros-grain trim
med fen. - ' K .
i Jackets of quilted satin,, bordered with
fur, ir without sleeves, are used for break
fast aend morning wear,'; and in white satin,
withwaus-down edge, are not unfrequently
seen in the evening.
. Mafny dresse foi dinner and . evening
wear are composed. of riQhVgros grain or
fwulfylc sole, the flounces plaited over under
ones j) muslin," elgcd withf yalenciennes
lace. I The upper skirt is looped high, and
llonUrcd, with guipure laep half a yard
wide - and the Waist is composed of muslin
richly trimmed; and having jjsleevcs, and
small loose jacket 7or' bodice; ! which dis
playsjtho decoration and has fancy basques
atjtacied, which take the plaecjpf sash.
Vejy pretty! dresses are made for little
girlsjjof white muslin, high in the neck,
with long slceives and bright Rpman scarlet
or bl.oe sashesi The lower skirt; is trimmed
with ru(fles, tlie upper skirt bunched at the
sidesj and cut into a round or pointed apron
in frrJrit, and very much trimmed, as is the
buft:l bodice.j with Valenciennes.
Thk wiuter-iloth suits for ordinary wear
are Upcoming as popular as the! lingn suits
ifor summer wear. There is no wear out to
such putts
and thev should ba finished!
with thick galoon$ or heavv
thcreore, !
braiifef th
matejml :
a.t Will last about, as 'long as the
Furs arc used .for triiiirning them
I by- persons who Expect
them
o serve as
IlilllUWIIIU
winter s;uits.
In K
urs.
sable is this winter
i 4 - - .
taking the
j)laceof higlvclass miuk. It is made up in
jabou! the t same style, execptipg that the
jlirvin is thick gvos grain, and no ornaments
ire used, jlnsteadf 'of 4 ssels, and the like,
Hhe ends oi the muff are drawn in with elas-
stic aifd close, warmly over the wrists.
- A Very handsome b'iick toilctljis of heavy
ustcrles3 silk; cut with a train, and bor
tlercdiwitU a plaited flounce, notched out
)ver q flounce of plaited organdy, edged
svith tVTalencieiiues.
j I AbYc pic silk flounce is a
thick, soft
I'uchiftcr feathered out, and above this a
'Svvidd flounce of lace, also headed by a ruch
fug. jSucmdunting this is a narrow flounce
pf silll, with a muslin flounce beneath, and
a ruclied heading.! The foundation basque,
vith pagoda sleeves, is made of muslin,
ordered with rows of black a"nd white
Jacc, gut on full ; over this is the srilk jacket,
bordered with thick ruching, the edge of
ivhicli Comes to the top of the lace..
I A pretty evening costume is composed of
n whie Llama bver-dres3, low square bodice
Ind draped skirt, made entirely without
prianent, wi.th the exception of thick silk
fucheS around the neck and sleeves. A wide
ue sish with fringed ends completed the
ress, Kvhich is charming tor a young lady
to
iho'il alonde. v 'k - ' v
A fitshionablc 'breakfast'V costume con-
lists of pick. Bilk, made with two skirts, and
basque, with open sleeves.; The trimmiDg
thicpj ruclics fringed out upon! the edge.
Mid black velvet bows. The' boots are silk
.i ! .. - . ' -
ith black stitching and black Empress
pjcels, the. gloves pink ;embroidered with
lacK.n, i nq Dca-uuim nguc xuiisu piois
b,the favorite shade. V . '
A fishionable promenadev costume is of-
ne black cashmere, bordered with crimped
Kngej over a black silk or gray Irish pop-
J a skitt. jThe cashmere overskirt fs long,
f nd gracefully draped, the jacket cut as a
msquLand open with r ever 8. y la the silk
ndersAcirt.pf r this costume a waist is 'at
1aclietl made of twilled cotton or linen.
vpon (h'u'a littlq silk vest is mounted and
to this coat-sleeves are attached of silk,
which are worn under the : open ones ot
cashmere, and, with lace!-ruffles and a little
cravat, complete an elegant toilet.
A warm winter; walking-dress is com
posed of two skirts and' a coat of dark-blue
cloth, trimmed with heavy black' galoons
stitched on five rows on the underskirt,
four on the upper, th ree upon the coat,
which is cu away from th) front, and
forms basque lapels. A cloae(-fitting cotton
waisjt is attached to the! underskirt ; the
basque is lined with flannel.
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THE RESTAURANT DEPARTMENT OF this
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modation of the public. ': i ! v
Single meals served In every style.
Boarders by the day, week and month will
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OYSTERS IN EVERY STYI.E.
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Always contains the best of liquors at reduced
prices. , (
HRQCK & WEBB.
1 i Proprietors,
oct 20 . 1 I 48-lm
"THE SALOON." ,
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oct 17
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NO. 5 SOUTH FRONT
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WILMINGTON If. C.
OOBEUT J. SCARBOROUGH WOULD IN-
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has recently renovated and refitted the above
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tinuance of their patronage, lis
His BAR is always suppliedlw.'th the BEST of
LIQUORS. , M j j I
O Y S
Received almost dally from New River, of best
quality, aud furnished in any! quantity or style
desired. , I I i -. '
Raw.. 40 cents'per dozen
Stews, fries. &c. ........... . .50 cents .
oct y :s: ' , ; . 45 tf ;
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adjoining Counties, lor the New
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oct30 4w
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OF
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E
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nov 3 "j I 52-3m
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TO P - :
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r SCHOOL BOOKS.
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II A. St IW A IIC, PAINTS,
JACK CHAINS, DOG COLLARS, WELL
Wheels and Buckets, Garden Plows. Rakes.
Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Pitchforks, &c, &c
- i No. 9 Market 6t.
AXLES, 8PRINGS, HUBS, Spokes, Rims,
Carriage Trimmings, &c. j a full assort
ment at the Lowest Prices.
NATHANIEL JACOBI,
i No. 9 Market st.
COOPERS' TOOLS, COUNTER SCALES,
Locks, Hinges, Bolts, Spikes, Nails, &c,
NATHANIEL JACOBI,
! No. 9 Market St
O
IL STONES, FILES, ; RASPS, Shoe Lasts,
French and American Calf Skltis, Solo and
Harness Leather, Shoe Findings, &c.
NATHANIEL JACOBI, :
No. 9 Market St;
BLINDS, WINDOW SASH AND- DOORS,
at manufacturers prices.
ODD SIZES MADJS TO OKUKK.
NATHANIEL JACOBI,
h . No. 9 Market St.
IRON and STEEL, HolIowwareu Varnishes,
Paints, Window Glass, Neats Ebot, Lard-
Jfingine, Tram and Linseed oils, at the low,
est prices.
NATHANIEL JACOBI'8, "
! Hardware Depot, 9 Market SL
aug28 33-tf
COTTON PLANTERS .
j Examine and Buy the Original -"
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
It being the first made all others are imitations.
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PRICES 11FD UC'ED.
BAUGH'S RAW BONE
TE OF
a
.63
This Manure is made of Raw or Unburned
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Oil of Vitrol, preserting the Bone Phosphate in
a highly soluble and quickly available form, and
Mae Ammonia in such proportion as to insure a
prompt and vigorous action upon the crops.
. Where ; Baugh's Phosphate Avas applied the
past season on Cotton, the indications, without
exception, are tnat it will niaintafn its well
arnea reputation. It will prevent Rust on
uoiton. ; i
; j BAUGH & SONS, Manufacturers,
i i Philadelphia.
For sale by Dealers throughout the entire
South, of whom we recommend consumers to
buy.
oct 17 i ' 48-3m
ij.flr JE W S AX 13
n and
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Exolieiiige Stables.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING JUST RE
turned from the North with a nejr lot of
FIRST CLASS HORSES & BUGGIES,
Is prepared rent to his friends a stylish turnout,
at any time, on and after Monday, October Slat."
The best of Horses always on hand, for sale or
hire.
Also, Horses taken on livery and the best of.
care given them. '
i ! EDWARD POMEROr,
I . j Agent,
oct 30 -". oL-ly
Fip WA1CHES. j
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GENUINE OROIDE GOLD
' i - AND
SILVER WATCHES.
S3 $8, $10, $13, $13, to
j . $20.
The Eurppean War and extraordinary Money
Panic, during the past season has induced us.
in order to make rapid sales and quick returns,
to throw our vast Stock upon the public mar
ket, at thirty to fitty per cent, below
w noiesaie I'rices lor uasn.
RE&S TIIJB JPUMCJES.
Fine Oroide Gold Cylinders, rcirulated and
warranted perfect time keepers, usual !y sold at
$13 to $15. at only. $5 each,
THE BEST QUALITY CYLINDERS AT $8.
The Double Extia Refined, being a very
superior qaality, regulated and warranted per
iect timekeepers, in appearance and for time to
$150 Gold Watches, at only $10 each.
The Double Extra Refined. Solid Oroide
Gold, full jeweled levers, linc6t Nickel works.
Usually sold at $35 to $30, reduced to only $15
eacn.
.feSilvei Watches.
Extra Fine Solid Pure Silver. Hunting
Cased Cylinders $8 ;
-.j . i ; .
Tlnct Onnlitv f?nin Kilvpr. TTnnti nc Huftpd
fall Jeweled levers, regulated and warranted ac
curate timekeepers, omy $;u.
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The Verv Rest Oaalitv Patent Lever and
Chronometer Movements, full jeweled, $10.
All the above classes of Watcbes are Hunting
Cased, perfectly regulated, and each warranted
by special certificate for two years.
Agents 'and Dealers ordering six of our $15
Watches at a time, will receive an extra Watch
free, making seven $15 Watches for $93. No
discount can be allowed on our cheaper Watches.
All orders for single I Watches, Cash must be
sent in advance. Send by Postoffice order, reg
istered letter, or Bank check, payable to our
order, and goods will be sent by Express or In
Registered Package, prepaid, at our risk.
Orders lor at least six watches or over, will
be sent bj Express C O D, by depositing a small
amount with the express agent, or sending
references as assurance of good faith.
Write orders plain, state kind and price of
Watch desired, inclose price as above directed;
and address'
THE EMPIRE YATCI! CO.,
No. 196 BROADWAY, N. Y.
P. O. Box 2919.
cot 20 , (
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CUtiAP JOB PRINTINO
AT THIS OFFICE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Grand Single Number Distribution
i . ' I jOF THE
-NORTH CAROLINA
BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION!
;. . ; - l-
CONSTSTING OF PROPERTT, DIAMONDS,
PIANOS, JEWELRY, &c, &c ,
.TAKES PLAtJE AT . '
. . ' ' TIIUSDAY, DEC. 1st, 1870.
10 J ; AWARDS MUST BE DISTRIBUTED!
WHOLE CERTIFICATES, $5 ; HALVES,
$2 50 ; QUARTERS,! $1 25.
VALUATIOM1.
1 House; and Lot of 51 Acres in
Greensboro, N. C .. L . . .$5,000
a iiois i, a, 4, ana o, JilocK D-5,
Wilmington, N. C...
3 Two Full Lots on Front Street,
r Wilmington, N. C. . 1 ........ .
4 Desirable Building Lota, 66x225
2,500
2,500
i t xeet on x ront street, Wilming
ton, x. u....
..2,000
5 Ho.use 1 and Lot. i on Block 105
corner JSun and Sixth streets,
Wilmington, N C, .. i ........ . 2,000
6 100 acres land on Middle Sound
j seyen miles from Wilmlneton
nc.: i.
1,000
1,000
500
500
7 One Grand Piano j
8 One Fine Piano (B). . .
9 One Fine Lot on East
it
Princess
street, Wilmiiieton. N C. .
10 Set of S Double Harness, Gilt
i ; Mountings, very fine. ........
11 Ladies' Diamond Pin...
la Gents Diamond Ring, J.
13 Gents' Diamond Pin....
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
200
2C0
200
200
200
200
200
00
200
200
100
100
1G0
1G0
100
100
100
103
100
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14
(t
H Ladies' Gold Watca and Chain. .
15 Ladies7 (Gold Watch. . . .
IB Gents Gold Watch' atod
17 Gents Gold Watch.....
18 One Piano....;......,
19 One Organ .
20 Ladies' Gold Watch
21 Gents Gold Watch; . . . .
23 Ladies Set of Jewelry. .
Wi Hunt. Ukf Tnmi.1.n
Chain .
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21 Ladies Diamond Ring.
25 Gents Diamond King.
26 One Sewing Machine.
27 Ladies Gold Chain....
28 Gents Gold Chain.
29 One Piano....;
iJO Ladies Gold Watcb. .
31 Gents Gold WatcU t . . .
32 One Sewing Machine..
33 Set ol Jewelry........
3 Set of Silver Ware, , . .
3?;A Fine Oil Paintimr. . .
It
m A Beautiful Set ot PearU.,
37 Fine Marble Clock. .
38 A Fine Pair Bronze Figures
'Ai A RQiitil,.! Ofn.,...
A Beautiful Stcruoscoue.
witL
! ViqWS.. ....j........;
40 Ladles Gold Watch and Chain. .
41 Gent$ Gold Watch and Chain..
ICO
100
1C0
100
100
tt
43 One Mn$ical Box. . . .
43 One Melodeon
tt
' " 44 Set of Stiver Castors
100
56 other awardsf-valuation $50 each : making
in all 100 awards pf choice and valuable articles
of use, and ornament and property.
EXPLANATION OF DISTRIBUTION. '
The numbers frbm 1 to 10,000, corresponding
with the Certificates, aad printed on separate
slips of j paper, add encircled with small tin
tubes, and plaqed in one wheel The 100 awards
are prittcd on $lis ot paper and encircled with
tin tubes, andj placed iii another! wheel. Both
wheels are then reVob ed, and a number is drawn
from the wheel qf numbers; and at the same
time a printed slij of the awards is drawn from
Jthc jotlielr M'beel. Tlie number and award drawn
out are opened and. exhibited to the spectators,
and registerftd by the Commissioner. The
award Ming placed against the number drawn.
This operation is repeated until all of theawards
are drawn out. H ; I j
5pirdr information and orders address Nobth
Carolina Bbneficial Association, Wilming
ton, N O, P O, Box 50. I
i JOHN LONDo, Commissioner.
The articles embraced in the above List
of Distributions, ian be-eeen by application to
Brown Anderson, Jewellers, and P. Heinsber
ger's Music Emporium, Market Street, Wilming
ton, N CL i ' ' li. j
I3P Descriptions of the property on file at
our office.
; All lractional awards.
ten per cent.
discount;
W. sit. GEilKN
General Agent.
Headquarters No 11 South Second Street.
Agencies No 11 Soutti Front-Street. "
Mn 1 H iii orl-nt Qtmnf irnv T? TIT A rrte
tini's.
nov 3
52-lm
ARK A WAY &l CLEAPOR, SUCCESSORS
J I j ..'!!
to Eivki Artis, hereby informs their lriends
genecaHy that tbey have opened in the
Saloon under the 1'urcell House,
and will ha glad to serve them at reduced ratcs
Hair Cutting, 35 cente ; Shaving, 15 cts.
JAS. H. CARRAWAY,
I CHAS. E. CLEAPOR.
july 2ij .:, j , U . : . . 23-tr "
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(SEPTEMBER 15th, 1870.
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oct 13 1 I 46
CAiRRI At E MAK EK.
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book, is the largest and best AdvcrtisinaSAffericv
in the United States, and we can cheerfully re
commend iikia tne attention ot tnose wno desire
to advertise their business scientifically and
systematically in such a way ; that is, so to
secure the largest ; amount of publicity ". for the
leat expenditure of money." , ; i j ; :
septa . . j 45-ly
HOMES, HEALTH, HAPPINESS.
HOW TO BE OBTAINED FOR FIVE DOL
lars 1 Piartations,"Farm8iVilla Sites aadTown
lots, at the great premium land, sale,- Aiken,- S.
kj. s me Saratoga oi tneioutn." 4: tours
Irom N. Y. The most' deligtful climate; in the
world. . Free from the rigors ofr Northern win
ters,, exempt Irom, throat diseases, -Vineyards
and orchards in full bearing." . For descriptive
phamplet, address, with stamp, J. C, DERBY,
Augusta, ua. oct o0-4w
TUVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS' a week
! Salary ! Young men wanted as local and
A ! 1 1 A Y - r a m . -m.
traveling salesmen. .Auaress iwitn stampj i;. n.
WALKER, 2i Park Row N. Y. oct iSOkw
i . . ; -! -
j ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prizes cashed and informatioa furnished by
GEORGE UPHAM. Providence, R. I. oct 30-4w
STAMMERING cured by Bates Appliances.
For description address Simpson'& C6., Box
5076, N Y oct 30-4w
Sewing Machines Agents Wanted.
Salary $ 10,000 per year. Circulars and sam
ples of work free Address Crystal Sewing Ma
chine Co, Boston Mass oct 30-4w
I 10110 PER WEEK !
Can be made by parties who arc wide-awake,,
without interfering with other business Ad
dress GEO. W. WINSLOW, 78 Broad. N Y 4w
A CARD.
A' Clergyman, whhile residing in South Amer
ica as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Or
gans, and the whole train of disorders brought
on by baneful and vicious habits. ; Great num
bers nave been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing
and 'using this madicine, in a sealed envelope,
to any one who needs it, free, of charge. Address
JOSEPH T IN MAN, Station D, Bible House,
New York City. oct S0-4w
A MYSTERY SOLVED.-Fifteen jMin
i utes Private Conversation with Married
Ladies by one of their number. Sent free for
two stamps Address Mrs H METZGER, Hano
ver. Pa i oct 30-4 w
AjGrENTSWANTED
In all parts of the United States, to sell j
;j A. II. NELSON & CO.'S '
ALUMINUM GOLD JEWELRY!
Agents are making $200 to $303 per week sell
ing th Aluminum Jewelry. . The best imitation
of gold ever introduced. It has the exact color
which it always retains, and stands the test of
the strongest acids. No one can tell it from
gold only by weight the Aluminum Gold being
about 1-4 lighter. A H Kelson & Co, are sell
ing their goods for 1-10 the price gold jewelry is
sold for, and on most liberal terms to agents
14 cash, balance in SO, 60 and 90 days. We send
persons, . wishing to act as agents, a full and ,
complete assortment of goods, consisting of
Seals, Bracelets, ' Lockets, Ladies' and Gent's
Chains, Pins, Rings, Sleeve Battons. Studs, &c.;
for $100 $25 to be paid when the goods are re
ceived, the other $75 in 80, CO and fcO days Par
ties wishing to order goods and act as agents
will address ! - i
A H NELSON & CO, 40 & 42 Broadway, N Y.
oct 30 s 4w
j October 187Q.
Jl & P. COATS'
j BEST SIX CORD
f IS NOW THE :
; .if ' O 1ST Li Yi.
Thread put up for the Amjcrlcan market which is
SIX CORDS IN ALL NUMBERS,
From No 8 to No 100 inclusive.
JF'or Hand trncl IVXacliinc
oct SO
4w
TEN OOLLARS A DAY f OlC ALL.
Steneil Tool Samples mailed free A J FuL
lam, 615 Broadway, NY octS0-4w
rPWENTY.FIYE DOLLARS A DAY
L. 40 new article for Agents Samples free H
B SHAW, Alfred, Ale -. Oct 30-4 w
50 Cents to $5per Eyebiog at Hocie
Wc are prepared to furnish profitable employ
ment to Men and Women at their homes. One
Serson in each locality throughout, the United
tates, can engage in thb business at great
wages. We send, free, full particulars and a
valuable sample, which will do to commence
work. Any person seeing this notice,- who
wants profitable, permanent work, should send
us their address,jwithout delay.
E C ALLEN & CO, Augusta, Maine, oct 30 4w
AVOID QUACKS. A Ticttm of earjf India-
cretion, causing -nervous debility; prema
ture decay, &c, having tried in vain every ad
vertised remedy, has a simple means of self-cure,
which he will send free to his i fellow-sufferers.
Address J H TUTTLEi T8 Nassau st, New York.
oct30 4
Advertising:
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Wilmington & Weldojr;B.j;R, Co
OrncE ChixyEso. & Gkw Supibihtwdbmt i
. WlLMlHGT02f,N.C.,'AUg.l5f 1870. I
CniNGE OF: SCHEDULE,
ON AND AFTEBIMQNDAXi tne.utn insU,
.-"t J -J: t - T I ' I T' 'U I r L.J 1 . - .
at 6:00 Ai MUnd 9;S0 P.IM. ind! arrive At Wel
don at 6:30 A M. and 3:C0 P. M. Leave Weldon
10:00 A. M. and 7:35 P. 11,1 Arrive att Wilming
ton 4:00 A.; M. and 6:45 P. IL 4 The ;day train
will not run on Sundays. I " . .
Morning train North, will leave Union Depot
at 6:15 o'clock. Night train North will leave
Union Depot at v.oo o'ciock.
AN ACCOMMODATION AND FREIGHT
' '! " - TRAIN
win WHmtnirtnn 10:20 A.M.. fSnndava ex- .
rtpfli .miikinir close connection at Goldsboro
ior Raleigh. Returning, Icaye Goldsboro at 6:00
A. JL. and arrive at Wilmington at 2:00 P. lis
Day trains; leaving wxummgion k o:ia A. Ju. i
and weiaon at iu:w &- si., connect cio&eiy vuiu .
the Turboro Branch train. The night passenger 1
t rains leaving Wilmington and Weldon on Mon
days,' Wednesdays ana jsnaaye, isu cuuuwk
iloselv with the Tarboro Branch train: and with
steamer to Washington,. NiC. ' M
, Engineer & Sunt.
' may 8
l-U
Wilmington & filfficKester R.BI (?9
WitMiGT0, N. C, March 12, 13363.-T v
nN AND AFTER SUDAX,u wiAg
Jm At-n thn train At the W. & W. R. Ill
and the following Schedule' will be ninoiaO .
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN (Uailf.) ,
Leave Wilmington (W. & W. K, R.':'"A
DeDon.. J. i ...... . 4-00 A. M.
Arrive at i Florence.... !.....
Arrive at KingsvUle. , 3.-00; P. M.
Leave KingsviUe. . . . . . . ... ... : . : . Al:W A. M, l
Arrive et Ffcrence . . . . . . . . . . . 3:14 P. M .
Arrive at Yilmington ..... 4 J. . ..... V:bu r. m .
NIGHT EXPRESS TilAlH (UaUfO
Leave Wilmington (Wv& W. R. .
Depot). ,7q I'm
Amve at Iorcnce. A
Arrive at Kingaville. i. . U.: V:00 A. M.
Leave KingsviUe........;.. ,?:JS iJ
Arrive at Florence. . . . ..... 4 .. .... i .11 f M.
Arrive at W. & W. R. R. Depot. 6:12 A M f
jniTM C. WINDER. ;
Gen'l Supt. :
march 20
361-tf ,7
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, - T
Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta B. Ri :.
WiLMis GTOuy N. C., MayS5, 1870. J ?.
1 . k
31
wia
-aaEtsaSH
(fclBBaSBSS
ran
f r
YvN and after .thH date
J South will leave the W.
Passengers, going ,
(3B. vv.t. M. uepov
3:50 A. M. and .6:30 P. M
jKo. c:'windf4,
GenU Sup t.(
i :mav 20
Wilmington. Charlotte & R. Bi R.
Company.
S3! tsssrtssssi It"""
Excursion Tickets ,
DURING FAIR WEEK November 14th to
19th inclusive to Wilmington and return
From head of Road as Jar as Laurinburg..f2 00
From Laurinburg as far as Lumberton.... 1 75
From Lumberton asTar as Abbottsburg.1. . 1' 50
From Abbottbburg as far as Marlville . .
1 25
1 00
x' 1 uiii juai 1 tw .1 iiuiiuiuii . ..........
AH rouna trip ticKets. j. ) - ,.
1 "Freigbt on Cotton from head of, ,Road
l 50 per bale of 450 pounds or lees. "("
S. L FREMONT, ; ;
Chief Engineer and Superintendent; f
novG
53-U?
Wilmington. Charlotte & Ri R. R.
' : ' : Companyii '-.--r'-y
Office CniEF Eicg. ani Gen'l Sup't, . ,
''-v. ' f I v.;- j :. : K; ' ',-
! "Wilmington, N. C:', Oct. 28,1870. ' '
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V.RAIL ROADS.
1 .. -. . .
1 1 - TTMaXiV 1
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mT 1 m
N AND AFTER NOVEMBER 1st the Pas- U
senger Train will run the following acixed-t-
ulc :
- Leave Wilmington at 7 o'clock a. m.,: andi
flrrivp of ihn hoaA nf Ihn TtnaA ai A nlswlr n m Jt
Leave the head of the Road at 6 a: ta., and ar
rive at Wilmington at 3:30 p. m.dally, (Sundays:
Excepted).; .(. . ij . v-. mi .xituiM "
Two regular Freight Trains per weclLwill leave . w
Wilmington at 6 a. m 5 on Tuesdays andFridayB , ,
and arrive at Wilmington an - Mondays ana
Thursdays at 5 p. m; j- - : .,i--,;i
Through Tickets to'ChaTlotte.... .......$10.;
' 1 8. L. FREMONT. ' -,
Chief Engineerand Superintendent.
oct 30
51-tf
insTRUCTion in
yocal AiimiliTiiii
. i"- - :- I- 1 ; :- , :.r
THANKFUL FOR THE VERY LIBERAL
patronage bestowed upon him during the v
past year, the undersigned respectfully: offer u j
his services for the ensuing jear to his friends
and the public generally as instructor of music
on the Piano and Organ and 8inger. - , "
St ? 4- '-". "- . " " j ..
Long and varied experience in s teaching, and
his careful attention to the talents and capabili-
ties of each pupil entrusted 1o his care, will, he i
confidently hopes, enable him - to give en tir 1.
satisfaction to all who honor him with their
confidence, j- ,k rit-tT-' ; : . ;""
Being an experienced Organist, he can offer
those who wish to stndv" this, grandest ot all ;
instruments, peculiar advantages.
In his singing lessons, especial attention wiil
be paid to the cultivation of the voice to Its '
fuUest.extent.r 1
Lessons will be given either at the residence
of pupils, or his own, on Third street, between
Bed Cross and Walnu - -J
W.F. UKAdAU:
t Prof, of Musis,
Organist of SL John's Church. .
oct 3 ! ' 43-tf 't
m J. E. ViilAtlTC;
JgX AM INING 8 UKGEON, M , . , . ; , ,
PENSION BUREAU,
Wilmington N. C S :
augl6
GENERAL JOB P1MTJIIG,' .
executed in the best manner, and at the sho i
1 est notice, at the 4 . ,
: P ' 4 " . . ( y rft
" POST !' PRINT1NU OFFICE,