THEjiKJI WT- fOS'-T JSOL. BEAR & BROS. COLUMN. NEW,; ADYERTISE5IENTS.
GO TO IIEAEiARIEl
MISCELLANEOUS.
ESTABLISHED 18J23.
Won't Investigate
The present Geheral Assembly has denied
to a portion cf the'citizens oi the State the
mnt sacred ' rights to a tree people the
riglii of petition? Several petition,, calliDg
inVpfltijtatlon into certain crave charges
.V. .." o ,
against certain members, to the end that
T.
FOR
BROW '
SUCCESSOR TO ' '
- , j " ,, v.
shown & AHpBnpori,
DEALER IN ' . " . t ,
- , -
Fine Watches, ? Clocks,; Jewelry,
'a ww.a "..tttfrrVif ht . ATnpUp.rl if tllP.
charges' proved be; true, nave been re- krx 7- W ri SILVER VJADE, FAnCV C00D!J..
jected, both : bythe Senate- and the House. JJ JX I VJ U U JJ 0 A SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL AGES.
North Carolina House,
Corner1 of Princess and Second i Streets,'
J. H. HAAR, PROPRIETORS,
Keep constantly on hand tHe best of
WINES, LIQUORS and SEGARS, ,
PORTER, ALE , AND LAGER BEER
of; direct importation.
OYSTERS
: :'! - V IN
SEASON.
MISCELLANEOUS.
if
railroads:
i. if
Jas
j.m Lowery,
' CV-' " ; '
.WUnlngton "& Weldon R. R. Co,
. . vyiiiihgton, ouneuth, 1871.
ff
CORNER THIRD & PRINCESS STS.,
1 '' Opposite City Hall.
si AHRTAGE MAKING. PAINTING AND re-
Dairinff neatlv done, at short notice. After
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
I PoRRfiniTAr Train wfll Ium ui.it.- i
:D0 A. M. and 5:45 P. M.
j ArriTo at Union Station at 3:40 A. M. and 7:C0
P. M. . . ..
o'JFo8? Trainsleavo at 10:30 and arrive at
-:o:-
Should Buy ol.
The grounds ) upon which said, petitions
were xejected : were statea to De inai mey
were personal in their cliaraGter, and insult
inl? to members of the body. The Houses,
it was said, were bound to protect its mem-
b'era from insult by those who claimed to be
petititionera. fiut subsequent events go to
nrnve that the r6al cause was not given
that , they were opposed to making the in- jpour Reasons Why YOU
vestigation asked for, even if it had been ' iin
asked for i,n the most formal ; and respecttul
manner.
i On Monday, Mr. Justice, ot Rutherford,
called the attention of the House of Repre
sentatives to the charges being made against
certain members j of belonging to the infa
moua insurrectionary organisation, known
' as the Invisible Empire, or White Brother
hood, otherwise called the ku klux klan.
He introduced a: resolution to raise a joint
committee to investigate the said charges.
TMa.ia i the usual course 1 in sucU cases. In
' most all the cases 6t expulsion in the his
tbrv of our legislative bodies, tne eonauct OKU-JJiUAuaJ!. jjou cs
r 3 , . , , , . , . , . O cent, by purchasing of
of the member which led to his expulsion
has been brougnt to tne attention 01 ine
Goods cheap, always willing to show them
Ian,
course in Wilkes' case, in England j and in
W kil kJltLlUa IIIMUI '"V - I I . I. . - . IB "Z . .. - - . .... .1,.. . n
: T . 1 am reared to no tne Jtxr(.a ana doi wo i
No. 37 MARKET STIl3CiTt v
v WliMINatqjT
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully re
paired. ' r.-- Ti
CITY STORE.
B. WEILL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Copimisson Mercliaiit,
I And dealer-
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, DRY GOODS
I ; T CLOTHING, &c, &cM
No. 23 and 24 NORTH WATER STREET,
v WILMINGTON, N. C,
Consignments' and Cash Orders Solicited,
noy 83 - 151-ly '
150,000 HARD BRICKS FOR SALE.
:nov5
a T. VD'Firrkvr'T!
ChJf Engineer and General Snpt.
. . lti
SdeaultihePost ffi-ewmbe WUiatagton. Charlotte RiR.R.
prom
noy 15
STACT VANAMRINGE.
148-ly
Company.
GENEKiX SCTKSmximnKNT'g OfPlClt,
WroiGTOK, N. a, June lOUi, 1871.
, IT UUlCSalC UUU AVCbftll xcau 1U
SOL. BEAR & BROS. pancy & Domestic Dry r
WANTED.
4 ST. BECAUSE our Goods are an new ana
A desirable.
ND BECAUSE we never, advertise Goods
we do not have.
can saye at least 10 per
us.
WI8H TO BUY A PAIR OF FINE YOUNG
fnlpa '. A nv Tiprsrm : that., hflR Knrh MtiIp.r
i for sale will nlease communicate with me im
mediately.
nov30 , 153-tt
Ready Made Clothing. inPonTAHT to "fiik" ladies i
FOR ONE, WEEK- ONL Y.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH i
DRESS GOODS,
At the office of the celebrated Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machines, No. 3 South Front
street. M . . . . -; ,
THE ' STOCK CONSITS OP
DRESS GOODS
sAm i recent casesiin the American Congress
. There could be no reasons urged against the
investigation pioposed by Mr. Justice, ex
cept the determination of the House not to
rTroat5rrat.P. nnrlp.r &nv circumstances.
When the reslution came up for conside
ration in the House, Mr. Durham, Democrat
rl -hvinsprHnt the words.
"Loyal Leagues and other political societies. AT REDUCED RATES:
This i was: a trap set to eaten tne itepuou
.cans ? It was, doubtless, believed that the
Republican members would all vote against
have an excuse to refuse to make the inves- H A Si AN) ( V A PS
f it cnM. hnnoa wprp. enter- -B"L-- V VXAA
- fainori tVifw wrft Rorelv (lisaoointed. The
Republicans, - without a single exception,
voted for Mr. imrnam s amenameni., xierc,
tiAtita. ! rpanintmn neriectiv lmuaruai.
proposing an investigation into the conduct That cannot pe excelled.
ot memoera oi eacu puuuuai pn,j m mo
TTnnaft fn the end that if anv were proved
t thA satisfaction of the House to members
of a secret and unlawful political society of
aKY kind they might oe expeneu. i ue
publican members marched square up, they
5m nnt.f Rhirk the Drooosed investigation
into their own conduct, nor seek to evade
BOOTS,
iHOS.
H A. T S ,
TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS
17 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
A. WEILL, Agent.
J. J. HEDRICK, Superintenddhtl
GAPE FEAR FLOCB,
. ' AND . I
i PEARL IIOSIINY MILLS.
Have constantly on hand
EXTRA FAMILY and
SUPER FLOUR,
PEARL HOMINY, '
SEED RYE,.
SEED WHEAT, i
S SEED OATS, ; i
I. CORJN, !
COW rJsaii,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS.
I Eastern Division; '
S; v t - .- ' . '
; PflRBPTIfroi an A Vnl 4 1. writ
;,t uuuxieiguk AiMu leaves w liming !
ton at 7:00 A. M. and arrives at 3:30 P. M., daily
(Sunday b excepted.)
VSf w ins F.rlve at tne head 01 the Road .
at 4:00 P. M. and leave at 6:30 A. M.
I Western Division
H
i
oi
se;
And all kinds of
pop a j4 1?tAtnk4 rrn. i L i m. .
l JP .oa.yttetday8j Thursdays and Saturdays at
t q:o0 A. M.
WHITE PEAS, 1 l EXCURSION TICKETS from Wilmington to'
COW AND
H O G F E ED
Orders left at the Market Street Depository,
. . T a-ii r i- oi at I the Seaman's Depot, corner uront ana
French Merino, Japanese Silks, Poplins, Docklstreets will receive prompt attention.
T1.s3a Tmnarml ; T. afro "Rlorlr orirl lrl n rati I mi j TVMinal fna'
Qherryville, good for the season, at $18 ROUND
I T. tppwmtiwt
Chief Engineer and Superintendent."
j novfi .. U6 tf
SDIPPING.
nov 12
148-tf
JOHN II. XOVJS,
B00U1
WW
REAM MADE CLOTHING,
it in any wayi
cratic members.
But not so with the demo
The resolution was laid a snnerior assortment for the cominff season.
" 2 ' . Mr, ' .1.. . .
upon the table by a vote oi 4i to in ine in
HoiieC. tWO-nitlJS OI WUUHe mcmucio aig
MUUVV) - - 'r I - 1 . A 1 4.1.
ffirar .ents furnishing goods
TTara i Vwr milk in the cocoanut. A
uviu " - , I
:?rirT LH" me ; o hTe laVea large variitj of
and nvaa ' Thnv havft refused to sav that
unworthy membera shall be expelled, it GLOVES,
ehn-arn iO be UnWOrtny. AUU uvy nave
Jo. 6 JYorth Front St.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL AND OFFICE
STATIONERY, MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, PHOTOGRAPH AL
BUMS, FANCY ARTI
CLES, &G., &C, &C.
nov 9 I?'"
likewisq refuse an investigation wnica was
the vindication of their fellow
members Irom charges ot the most damag
; orotrtr Whv all this? No mtelh-
cent man can fall to see the reason. Whether
there be any justifiable ground tor the
fxralnat knv members of eittier House
will appear by reading the communication
aaTAr(itnt "C." in another col-
umn.rRaleigh. Era.
SUSPENDERS,
UNDERWEAR;
HANDKERCHIEFS, &c, &c,
OUR BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
- ''.-'
Ts well filled, particular I attention is given
to this line ot goods. Fully prepared ior
Mhhftirs l Broad1 Cloths for Ladles' Suits.
Paris Made Cloaks and Sacks, the latest
; styles. ! I .
bHAWLbj
kochea. Paisleys, Black Ottoman and va
riety of other styles. Linen Table Clothe
and Napkins.
FUR DEPARTMENT.
.AH qualities and descriptions for the mil
lion. Prices irom fl-oOtof2U a sett-
cheapest in the city. ? - r
We are selling these Goods retail at whole
sale prices. Please call before purchasing
elsewhere. 4 t
DANIEL KAHNWEILER,
, Superintendent.
nov 19 tf
M NOTICE.
jJPPLICATION will he made to the present
session of the Legislature lor the passage of an
act to incorporate the town of Abbottsburg.
nov 26 153-30d
A. A. HARTSFIEIiD,
Importer of Crockery,
kFFEKS TO THE f UBLIC THE MOST
complete assortment ot
CROCKERY,
GLASS,
I CHINA,
PLATED WARE and
CUTLERY,
Ever exposed tor sale in North Carolina, and at
prices that will not fail to meet the approbation
of his patrons.
He will furnish to dealers Goods at ). very
rttia.11 Advflnna on imnorter's Drices.
Uall ana examine, at jno. o rorin d ronx si.
nov 9 147 tf
f
nol2
ALEX. OLDHAM,
Proprietor.
U8-2m
! - A 11. tl E F F .
I Manufacturer and, dealer in
I . ' A ' ' " . ,'
hoUSE FURNISmNG GOODS;
I
No. 19 Front Street,
Wilmington, n. c.
j' IiORIIil,AKl'8
STEAMSHIP LINE,
j EOR.NEW YORK, 1
SAILING TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
t FROM NEW YORK, AND WEDNE8
! DAYS AND SATURDAYS FROM .
WILMINGTON
THROUGH CONNECTIONS' WITH
Gunl Stoves, Lanterns, Pumps, Kerosene
W Oil, Tin and Sheet iron w are.
Railing done at short notice.
Aientfor Fairbank's Scales.
nofl9 15U-ly
"IjV" . h: . DART,
ft SOUTH FRONT STREET,
-r :-mr fH MTX HT HT F . .
ALL RAILROADS LEADING
OUT OF WILMINGTON.
I'.ir '
1 WBT.rT-WVVtMZWf
STpAJII; & GAS FILTER,
I AND DEALER IN ;'
WROUGHT AND GALVANIZED IRON
' .H ' - f. PIFKS-.
BRA COCK'S, VALVES, GAS FIXTURES,
' At1 all descriDtions of
FIW1NGS FOR STEAM, WATER AND
GAS.
For Freight apply to
OARRY DR0TIIER&,
may 2S
AGENTS.';
-v - 7-tf
C. R. 1IAYGB.
picUl attontnpaid to fitting P of BAKERY AD CONFECTIONERY,
noft 12
COTTON MILLS,
with Steam, Gas and Water.
148-tf
Fall and Winter Trade.
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF
IL011IK
HATS
AND
Fill
ill
a Unman Rodv Nursed by a Monkey
i Mamma.
The New Zeland "correspondent of the
San Francisco Alta: "However strange Mr,
Tarwin's ThVorv that man is descend
ant froni a monkey my scera to be to
mapy, the.following particulars of the early
- liisfnre of nno. ot the Present members of
Parliament for New Zeland are related, in
all sober earnestness. MrB's early life was
snent in the wilds of South America. When
a mere child he was laid peacefully at rest
at the door of his woodland home. His
-worth ; narentJ near the cabin, shot the
young off-spring of a large monkey, at which
the feelincs of the affectionate mamma were,
of course, much wounaea. one was, uuw
avor frvp.n awav bv the -approaching hun
ter,- and ! in passing the rabin door noticed
onH afnlA thft future New Zeland legislator.
The loss was hot discovered for nearly an
iu off .WtTfls and then all efforts to find
vtfee bibber proved unavailing: Three months
ftec this period a hunting party came across
in the wildernetsj ana
taiUIJ v uavu u - - . - ..." i I
untutortea wet nuxae, waa wo v
who chattered and jibberea in ine most y
mnnkftv fashion, apparently Jully
equal to .the exigencies or the situation,
Could there be any more convincing evv
dence than this of the aninuy ueiwcu m . TO p OTJAI7C
-race and those hairy denizens of theoodslMgQQ-. j. feJUUHib
r-f trr fivolrnmfint ot another link in the
nftrwininv chain? The child was borne
inm Artr) under, careful nurture and train
ingthe evil- effects of bad company were
removed. i
WINTER
MILLINERY
LOOK HERE.
TOU MERCHANTS AND TRADERS Who
have failed to make your returns and pay the
taxfor the quarter ending 30th of September,
1 1871, had better do bo. Your tardiness has
put me to considerable inconvenience, .besides
thft cnt of this advertisement;
j. vv. uiin:JMt;K, JR.,
i Sheriff.
OCt 12 19-tf
rf.ivvnuii nilTISE.
win. MTT.TTMERV ftOODS. Worth From t Street,
11
at
II I G B E E
ISI RUNNING AT NO. 11 bUUTU
: Froyt Street, large invoices 01 valuable
AND
I HAVE JUST RETUNED FROM the NORTH
with one of the LARGEST and HANDSOM
EST STOCKS of
ALL WILL REMEMBER THAT I AM CON
taniv cnnniiftri with T.lnnors. Cisrars and
Tobacco, of the very best. Furnished rooms
are also kept tortneaccommoaaiionui lug trav
eling public
! J. A. CLIFFORD, Proprietor,
nov 9 147-ly
THE
Is: ' :V
100 Bowls, .
lpOT Cups and- Saucers,
t OO Ewers and Basins,
4)00 Glass Tumblers- and Dishes,
v 20 cases Toys,
00 prs Blankets, . ' 1
500 Aprons,
200 Watches and Clocks,
- 500 Window Curtains, ;
' 5 cases the finest Velveteen in the
city,
200 Handsaws,
600 Table Cloths,
4,000 Looking Glasses,
nov 19 tf
DRY GOODS.
NEW STORE.
STAPIE .il: FANCY
1 y evil's-
mm
Ml
1
NEHV GOODS
THE LARGEST STOCK OF.
EVER OFFERED TO; THIS CITY, AT
"John," said.a cockney lawyer to his son,
T Af tmn nftVer will do for an attorney
vnn havft no Wenerao'' "Excuse me, lather,"
said 'John, "what I want is some of your
chickenary." i .
A man 'rinn'rtinir a vounc woman was in-
tprrnrratPfl ft f rt his OCCODatiOD. " I am a
nanp.r hanjTPir on a larcre scale.'- he replied.
He married the eirl, and turned out" to be a
ibill-poster.v j - - ' ' ' , . ,
- ; - - ...
. How to putjmoney in y bur purse Open
ywarpocket-book, take a greenback between
your thumb land finger,' lay it right in.
This is the way we do it; but we don't
practice it much. . 1
A Missouri lady advertised for the per
son who is in the habit of serenading her
to stand near the house so that she can
scald him. T,,
A St: Louis lawver attempled to try. a
a case the Gthef day when he was half
druk,1 t)nt;the;jjuage stoppeu mm. xxo
( lawyct can serte' two bars at the same time.
"Time is money," as the fellow said who
ttole a patenwetM watca.
GRjEAyLY; RECE PRICESJthS
LARGE STOCK OF
Ever Brought to this marked.
ALSO,
CORSETS.
HOSIERY,
WHITE GOODS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
AND BUTTONS,
REAL & IMITATION HAIR GOODS.
iv ; 1
An if evervthinc that is new in the Millinery and
I Fancy Goods Department.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
ONE PRICE. TERMS CASH!
P. S. New goods receiyed every week during
A. D. BROWN,
uov 5 1
j
New
Grood.s
ALL AT
JAOOBI AXE,
Guaranteed to excel all others, both in shape
and material. Be sure to ask for
rrh.e Jaoobi Axe,
ANI ACCEPT NO OTHER,
, For you will then be certain yon are getting the
I Deal ior yuur uiuucj. -
Jrery Axe Warranted.
For kale wholesale and retail, at ?
I NATH'L JACOBI'S
Hardware Depot, No. 9 Maiket st.,
And Dealers throughout the State.
34 MARKET STREET,
DEALER IN I
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFEC-
i i -; . v - ' ! -
J: . TIONERY, i : : -
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
Weddings and Parties supplied at short no-1
;ice, with all the delicacies of the season.'
: nov 5 . 146-ly
f ' FCRNTDRE,
F. A. SHUTTE,
GRANITE ROW,
D E A LEB IN
ritfRNlTURE,
X aiAHKEoSES,
WINDOW SHADES,
PAPER HANGINGS, '
r,a PICTURE FRAMES,
CORDS, '
TASSELS,
FRINES.
' . . . . . &c, &c, &c.
Having just received a supply of Furniture,
I am prepared to give the public as good bar-
Iiuub tus ostu ut5 uaa in me ciiy.
147-ly
3
Pleaee cull and Tsim!nft.
- nov 9
Exchange Corner.
U6-nol9
BLAHKETS, CAn.PETlIlO, &C
1
' We only ask a visit to convince all of our
capacity to satisfy. : .
We respectfully invite 'the attention of
our old patroni; and the public in general,
to our lar&e and, well selected, assortment 01
NEW GOODS.
Remember that we still ;oqcupy the old
standL'.No. 18 and 20 Market Square, , 1
soli. BE AR & BROS,,
WHOLESALE AND t RETAIL . DEALERS,
v :no51tt
$1.00
mm
ONLY
A PAIR,
THE
" KID GiOYB.
rOFlTIiAR PRICES.
H. & B. EMANUEL,
K 45 Market 84 -
TT AVE JUST RECEIVED A bPDENDID
JtX assortment of Dry Goods of all desciipt
tioas. DRESS GOODS in endless variety
We invite attention to our, ana omer
POPLINS,
tf MERINOS, .
ff SILKS, I
il EMPi&ESS UlUlllD, j
SATEENS, &c
11 A fnll lino TrimminlT!!: NntionH. &C
A fine stock Boots and Shoes for Ladies, Misses,
Children. Men and Boys, all qualities and kinds.
Hosiery of all kinds. J
CLOTHING-
Every pair warranted. All sizes and colors.
Call and examine them for yourself. .
A. D. BROWN
. Exchange Corner,
Sole Agent -
nov 5, ; ; tt6-nol9 ;
' & THE 0FKCB 0? TEE POST.
IX. HARDWARE. IX.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, CUT
twv TRON STREl,. NAILS. GUNS.
PISTOLS, AMUNITION, &c.
WHOLESALE BUYERS
Tn our full and complete assortment, embracing
all and every nesenpuon oiaxooqs "i"""" inreat abundance from cheapest to finest, ior
.nd to the snnerior advantages we can offer from i?r:"
" . " . 1 1 LT.i na I 1UU UU V.T ...
having the agency to Be venu icuujSxuv,uOT . stock Cloths, Cassimers and otner
ia Trade. - I s w j- : -
rmrrZ.Zlr Snla nnrl TTftmp-SR Tather. "-I P5"
iw.ya vu iuu --
Kip and Calf 8kins.
Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash, Doors and Blinds,
& Please call and examine, before purchasing,
ttrtock NiTH-I, JACOBI'S,
v Hardware Depot, No. 9 Market st.
noy9 - .';! s . U7'lv
J t
f lats, C3ps, Trunks, Valices, Ladies ana Gents
F
fUNISHING GOODS,
Al" id all lat the LOWEST PRICES.
. f REMEMBER THE PLACE.
H H. & B. EMANUEL,
II . 45 Market Street.
vlH23, ' 15t-3m
J. F. iRUEOKERT,
lour 07 first class:
9 ,
PIANOS.
Pianos sold at manufacturers lowest prices, -Old
Pianos taken in exchanga. - f , -
Pianos tuned and repairea. al-.
MASONIC HALLt Wilmington, N. C
ans5 1TO-U'
READ THIS.
AVING REMOVED MY BLACKSMITH
I orrrkT mv P. ART TTOnSE. On Princess
sfet, first door West of County Jail, I solicit
15MT
nov 23
CARPETS,
Oil Cloths,
TN CONNECTION WITH MY IMMENSE
JL
STOCK OJT
FURNITURE,
I have just received a large and handsome as
sortment of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Matting. .
Mats, Window Shades, Hollands, &c, which X
am offering at extremely low prices.'- An exami-
nation of goods is respectfully solicited by Mr.
JOHN McRAE, in charge of this department. e
"i" . '? V-' d,1 Ai OlrilTH; i
- i