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VOixaWLrMtNGTON, N. C.J WEDNESDAY, MAT 2, 1877.
j-UMMER GOODS
A i
35 Xarkot Street-
Wicss Lower Than Ever !
DRESS GOODS
iheiiffcrcht .fv,! from 8 cents to
,;wiWk85 CCntS per .yard .up.
lhedHd Cnblonchca C'ytton CJi cts. up.
TANCT GOODS.
BT VARIETY !
GREAT BARGAINS !
i.iadLi'xTi'.-.- ag cents p-
I'arajols, Collir: and Cuffs
2&X3R0ZD2XIXES..
H-f.A';) to i ix'. I? ii ;.
.Jen & Bov's Wear
Housokceping Goods!
aMGsiits: Ganse Underwear
FROZVX 10 CENTS UP 1
LINEN BKESSES.
Ii iliurt ercrriLiu,' uecili J t cuui'plcte au
'ji outfit for Ladle, ,GtuUor Cliildrcn.
Patronize Home !
Duplicate any Retail
Goods sent for abroad
on the Sams Terms.
36 Market St.
sil
NO.
87
!VEWS
sea
iiXHryiuuu incaifai journal.
I
We will b? gjad to receive' cowmuBicttioni
fioaioar friends on an and air iube ef ;
general interest tut : - - -
. . ; .r;
The name of the Writer Etoat ifwtya be
furtiihed to the Editor. f - '
- SjW
Communications must be written iIt on
kne side of the paper. f ; ' :',-(fH i f
rerona!ities must be avoided. f
Andit is vspceiallr and part ictlarljr tndcr
,uvu "ak -- tuuor aoes cot aiwaja eodone
ii;e viows of correspondent, unle?s to atated
in t he. editorial. columns.
?.ii . J.MM-jlh llrc)ks, Puhtmasjter at
Little H'x.1, wjliu. will be- remembered in
cbriri(M:ioi uith tbcr".;'Brpo1c-Daxlcr
troubles in 187 1, Oictl . 5toalay . evening;
,- Rev. lltictor Brawisonytho oKleet
MetUoJist clergyman iu :Uiu-QtiTe ; dutiea
of ithe ministry in KgYork and for
, i t. - . .
tbirty-five yjears .ftgcnt;'of the American
Bible Society, ilicl -Monday .of i)d a'ge aiid
exbauiitiou, aged .'. S( y.crji. Thq
Paducah raid ilcmpliif KaUroauJ Kvas auc-
tioncd Mouda v . for 105,009 to ; ' Henry
Wi Smithcrs, Joiin. 'J.:i -ICdnunds, and
Giiiirkvs J. Cauda, truBlccjj, under sin
agreement wit i.ths. creditors' of tbe rail
road company , The road, which is in
'Ken tuck v and Tentiessee, is . 1 08 miles
long; but fur about forty miles in the
middle of tlte ivvtta the Vails are nut laid,
and there ir muvh diflicnlt aud.;exjciiive
grading to be ione.- The capital stock is
$3,000,000;' ai d there is a. funded debt of
The purchaser intend to
tonipany and complete
tho road, pulling in - siirdittonaP capital.
It is repuited that the Steveus
Battrcy -has beeb sold to Russia for $1,000,
000. Commander J.r D. Marvin,
of tho L'uited States l(Nip-of-war ' Alert
shot himself
1,511,000. ,
organize a netv
on lard his ship,
.mlor,, .Aprif. 10.
in
Yokohama V h
The President is apprehensive that un
til his 'Southern policy is fully discussed
in extra sesk, it may affect the Repub
lican .elections it the Nortlr - Pincb
back anil Antpiue arc lighting for the New
Orleans naval ofli'ce. - The President
assures Uen. onesrer mail tnc eoiorca
people shall be
House.
accident this
represented in the Custom
Another 'tcr.riblc. railroad
time on the Chicago. Al-
jtdus Jiaiiroaa -nve uiucu
two sevcrety wuimded.
ton and . St. I
outright and
A Richmond lirm of tobacco brokers
has failed for 100,000. Four hun,
died miners avej ou a strike in Ohio.. - -Fiostin
AJabama "on yesterday, ; A
portiou of the rcof of tho ncvi- Postofhce
in Xew-Yc'rk has -fallen and killed. two
laborers.
Claims for antCTbelLum
mail contracts must be made to Second
-Assistant Pc stn
waiter General by contrac
tor or his executor
Mecca sends toe
The ,Sullan
, ThoScberiffot
Sultan 4,000 troops.
. wili nut. uufurl ,tbe
Prophet until all other
-Tbc Porte and Russia
tandem! "f the
means failed. v
hive given assurance of no intention to
invade Servia.
claim's that. Fra
Sirai Staying Institn-
tiOTl (if tlm Pitv -
T w, i,, --"j'-uii.oa ntiA Ji can
WrfirH rn.cnt -der .and onlv 25
:r?Er i3 done at tha Great
krwl ,p undcr tbe National
Via Utcst style too. , .
f CHEAP AND GOODi
Pte andYouth'sandiBpys'
Clothing.
: 1 . .
i 1 ACT iJa FACT!
A. SXXXLXSXL,
Market a tree t.
cr
The Duke De Cazes
ice's relatio js with foreign
powers ha; not. been' so' good for sevin
years. Recruiting has been ,pro
gretsln briskly in Englaud "lately; nearly
all the regiment's are full. , The
Pjjpe is leceivijig pilgrims; his general
health is much improved. 4
:Ner; AdTertiscine,nts..
S. Jewett iNps. 84 and So.
A. P0rE, Gen
fl Pas3. 'As-
-The Atlantic
Coast Line.
IlrixsBr.R r.tn-4 Pianos. Or srans.
A. Shbieb. dollars br the bucket full 25
cants
Scq new adsJ on 4tb page. s
false alarm, of fire was gi ven , last
uiiibt about 12 oVIock.
IH-crttiats and fires were not uncomfor
tablc'tbis morning. Mav 2d A. D. 1877.
i. . ' .: 1 .. . f.
ins port on tnc !oUin iuc.
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XewjVork for
I '
3ESEEYED APPLES IN
CAU0N CANS.
35 CUnss PBXU CAXT.
pFECTLY ELEGAOT.
iuUa:c ou to buv ouoDoun,
tbisi Aibrt. amve.i
h
at
Galveston last
i ...
TRY THELI 1
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GEO. MYERS
Sthh Kiu-jhl, Amlerson,uirpm
to''ixtt, arrived at Portsmouth, N. g.,
.,a.ioa' ..ll ' '' ' ' ' "
on luOfiom uii. , ...
Lk toj the fastening of your gate; the f
! cows are abroad in the land, riibbliog'it
We' have received tho first -number t
L !
this periodica', leguii in Baltpuiore i-v i th-green things everv where.
i t i
i" iV as i i'V. tut' lornuT 1 - t .. n
Fr the IlVvi
The Postal Service.
in com nnai.ee v
vour
Messrs- Manning & Ashley, t'ne former
whom . was .recently a rcsidei.lt A' this
State." It is very handsomely
and . is issued monthly at $3
30 ct. the sinarle copy. As to its merits
rc cannot speak not being sijfnciently
lip irv Xa'zrid Mtdka.
TUe Sunday Magazine.
traut leslie s hun lav Ma-'axnie.
printed
i year or
ai-
way the first, is at hand already
for June, thus early iu May. It, presents
a. very ' handsome froutispiece, 4 c. lored
plat?, entitled "Convalescent,"' and this is
accompanied by a double size pieltu re representing-
the members of the Convention
now. in session for the revisal of the Old
Testament. The number is a very hand
oomc one. with a larire oiiitutity lof choice
and varied reading matter, .and is
illustrated throughout.
irofuscly
Bishop Atkinson in Edentcn.
The Edenton Tunes of the 2h s.ivs
i.
This able and venerable divine paid Eden
ton' his annual visitation last week and
held services in the Episcopal church in
this place; on Thursday, the l-b inst
The atte:idance was large -and
attentive : everv one seeming 'anjxiou.s
.Schr. Traceler, Hodges, from St: Pierre,
iiantiniqijc, for Baltimore, which jmt iu
here in distress on the 18th of last month.
cleared to-day for her original dcstiuatian.
! '
'Ihe atteudauce at this term of Federal
G airt is unusually large, there being lhaiy
petty eases of violation of the tobacco and
liquor la vs from -the. surrounding' coun--
tr-- q ) -a
Magistrates Court. .
Joanna ItObinson suetl out a warrant
against Phillis Moore for . trespass,., which
after a patient hearing before Justice
Gardner, vas decided against the defend
ant to the extent of a fine of a penny and
the costs of the court.
1 .1
nevouu v.
make the moit of sueh rare- and
to
Un
favored opportunities. Bishop Atkinson,
though quite an old gentleman, h;
wonderful power of mind, which Iteems to
be ' unimpaired, II is phyieal condition
is excellent. Tiio entire congregation
seemed deeply interested, and we might
say ppell-bound, wiiii the vigor and
earnestness of a discourse that lasted over
an hour, and which was o replete with
lesson's of wisdomll'ur ?M who lisieiied to
him. If such e; m.:: could 'och'eard in
our midst oftencr,' we think it would Ii.ive
a tendency-to make us all better men and
women.
The Storm in Raicign
i Tlio details ol tnc storm in jtaioign on
Simday afternodn, as published by iu in
yesterday's Review, were in th? m:iii
correct, although they, did not begin to in
dicate the -damages done. The Raleigh
naners are full of 'tho subject,
r i . ,
particulars are 'interesting only t.
who are familiar with the various
ties in tbe citv. The cyclone, for
The Thermometer.
From the United States Signal Office at
this place iwe obtain the following report
of the thermometer, as taken this morn
ing at 7:31 o'clock ;
Augusta, ou; Charleston, oo; Galveston,
01 ; Jacksonville, G2; Mobile, -50 ; Mont
gomcry.u.j; New Orleans, 03; Norfolk, 04 ;
Savannah,! 07; Wilmington, 48.
Excursion From the West.
An Excursion train from Shelby .under
the management of Messrs. Bostic and
llarril arrived here last evening. The
.1 -excursionists
are to remain here to-day
and to-morrow, eugagetl iu sight-seeing..
The excursionist are from all along the
line of road but principally from beyond
Charlotte. Many of them took a trip
flown the river to-dav. . . .
The Federal Court.
C'nsiderabie iuterest has been nsa'nifes-
this and the previous terra bf
Court in the progress of a case
m v.-inert tlie WTTm
Lait the
those
it
was iu reality, seems to have entered the
city from the southeast and to have pa ssed both colore
tevl during
the Fede.ra
of libel
h u I way Bridge Company ' sued the
steamer t ug Alpha and h(?r owners., fuj"
damage done to the' property " of the
former. This is the second time in whicli
the caie has been brought -. forward L and
this morning it was dismissed because of a
-
want of jurisdiction on the. part of the Court.
Messrs. GeO. Davis & Wright and Sted
maa appeared for " the libellant, and
Messrs, A. Empie and .Marsdcn Bellamy
for the respondents. . '-.-''.;;
The IIo Stealers. ,
Before tlie Mayor this nioruiug the
i - - - .
case of Jack Watkius and Mariou Ilollv,
out at the northwest. It left a
track of destruction in the way o
broad
small
houses overturned, chimneys leveled, giant
by the
d. tin
r ar-
in
oaks a huiidretl years old torn up
roots and twisted o!V by the wi
roofs of store bouses blown off, ll'v
dens and (.ut-houscs destroyed
some instance's dwellings crushed
falling trees.' ..Fortunately there
loss of ;hfa although several -colored- per
sons were injured Severely. Thej oldest
inhabitants there .never taw the lilke be
fore. Tha fury of th.v wind lasted ynly
about two hours, jet the marks of the
storm will be visible, for years to com'e.
In the country near. Raleigh, in the
track of the cyclone, it is said that the
iniurv to farm houses and the ue.-truyti n
4 rf - 7 .
of tb growing crops, esneeialiv
ia very gic.it.
, who was shot at last Sunday
while stealing hogs, an account of which
we have published, was invest igatl, Jack
Watkius, the wounded mm, was ordered
to give bond of 500 for bis appearance
at next term of Criminal Court, failing in
which he was turned over to t lie Sheriff
and by him
committed ''to jail; Marion
by -the i Ihj!y was held in a bond of $2t)0 ' for bis
was no r.'onearanee at Lruniual Court. M.r HiiAz
j - .
becoming his surety, and John McKov,
the guard who shot Walking was ordered
iiieh irg'ed. .John L. Holmes, P2sq., ap-
pe:ired for Holly, John London, Esq., for
John 'McKov and Watkius had no counsel.
;!e fruit.
;i Uio!ir.
Il-iiow-
ol the
-He, on
Diocesau Conventiou.
'By request of Rey. J. Worrall 1
the gecreUiry, we give place mej
mg:
friic Gist Annual C-juvcntiou
V)fu-M Vctcr sX'hurch, v hu i
Vvidnesday, May abtb, 1B77.
fCUw-iisI and It oanoke. "anil 0.no-
i.'l UO kjcauvtuv.
a-P. - .i i in T? vi.U wilt Usu'J "return
una eutini j.j-.v., ,
pkets to the Qfcigy, and Lay ljates
foionefar6 ,theAYilinington ad Wel-
ddb, the Kdrth Cirolina, the Ralcjgh and
Gaston, lUleigb and Augusta Air-Line,
the Atlantic and N-rth iCaroliua
i .4.. ;sne. return tickets, at 0 cents
The Excursion from the West.
.Some further xatticular-iii regard to I
the exvursibn of business men of tbe
West to tiie Atlantic Coast, bave trans
ited. ' : ; " 'j.
The invitatiiiu is issued under tho
auspice s al the. Great Central Dispatch
line, an! ir issued by David .Gibson.
. ! - I ,
President I'ackjsl't G., Win. C. Wickham.
Receiver of t Chessiipeake & Oiiio rpad
I! i. lir;.?, i::-i . ' " -Iiichmond
' Danville li-nlroad;
The obiect of the excursion, as stated
liv 'the ongiuators ' of it, it to atf;rd the
mercuania
becomiu
DeAU Si!;
request that I v.-ouhlVfuruirii some i'aets
illustrattrcf? tneaf.jA1te fir the
information of your readers, thd following
very iucomplcte statement is submitted;
The postal service. wh'cJi n.orc nearly
l-totichcs the who!t: ne-.ttde- thar. anv other
department of the -.genera! -government, is
an immense and ever-increasing system,
and therefore. ci:o in wliich great abu.ses
ami much corruption have at times pre
vaileeh . One pi the worst" of these evils,
however; f-f-st raw -bidding'" has, . itftcr
years of: persistent eiTort, been almost en
tirely supprciscd, although it did seem
nearly impoi ;ible to frami law iu such
a way as to prevent it aJ .-olutely. As the
HHl roads have no competition there is no
bidding fe)r;cammg til.maijs on them,
nor generally is there any on steamboat
routes. - r
-Straw-biddiag was." therefore, .confined
to what is called the - star ' service - that
is. the carrying of the mails on other ih.n
rail road ami steainbwak ivules, .but these
"star; n.utpSj of, cursxy vviiituic a very
'large1 majority. They ' "were- ' f x . veafs
coinpletely con t rol fed by - Jc-rrup i . . "-mU-natious
of contractors who swfm.iied the
govern meat annually cut ui'-mihions ol
dollars, until the expoMins u.ih by in
vestigating committees of C,::grcs-."v;;:id
the remedial legislation con'seoiev..t tiiere
upon broke up tiio system.
Thc-.iulaud mail transposition of - the
country, at' the cud .of the la.-t li-oal vear
(June :30th, 1S7'0, .was divided letvc-n
012 rail road, 88'. -steamboat;' and 8,000
"star" rouiea or O'.OOo routes in all. These
routes aggregate 28 L70S miles in length,
and the cosi of carrying the niaifs over
them was more than fiftrca millions of
dollars, exclusive of tht; pay of '.-route
agents, clerks; iVc, A-c. The pay (tor the
numbea- of miles no, anl no: according to
the' length of Ahe routtsj io, i rail roads
about 124 cents per ' mile-, to steamboats'
about ltil cents per iinihi ' and to '-star"
routes about O .l-.j cents rr rni-c. The
length of routes was iuereased hu-t Mar
nearly fbur thousand mites, of which
more than one-half was ou rail roads. '
There has been great trouble in adjust
ing the pay tor mail service on railroads.
The first Act of Congress on . the subject
(1838) limited tha'-pay to 20 -per . .eeh't.
above, ivhat was-paid to post coaches ; the
second act (1839) forbade the payment of
more than S80U per mile, anbum: th.e
third (1845) divided "the. .railroads int
three classes, according t . size of mails
speed, &c, Ac, 1 inviting t he- t:Vv to the
, I York p 'stoffice, of which I was a member
Lomp.aints bad teen made, pr suspicion
hjd Leen excited about tampering with
Mr. llcwrtt's mail, aud a thorough invca
tigatn n was ordered. It took place in the
splendid P. O. building in that city aud
resulted m a completer-indication of the
postmaster. and his subordinates by the
committee who were unanimous in their
report. 'In the course of the investfga-.
fioii, the pouches were brought directly
from the .lamp-post boxes into our pres
ence by the carriers (whp did not know
what it meaut) and were emptied on the
table before us. It was a curious and in
teresting siirht.
AVe tumid, as was proved to bo gener
a!y -the cnc, .that th most crrJessly put
I up mail matter carhc from the bankiu"
and moneyed institutions and heavy mcr- '.
chants. Letters with money, with checks,
drafts, Ac, were barely seated, cr entirely
opeji, exposing the contents almost at a '
glance. ' 1 miw a package of. bills sent:
Jroni out Wc.-t SDmcwhere. wVtcli trPr '
. - J " - V V
smq..y wrap.ed in-brown paper, the ends
of the package lacing rubbed off undf the
bills -a large amount exposed to view;
also a large package of U. S. ''coupon'.'
bonds, payable to bearer ahd not icgis
.tered. in the same condition.
The most surprising thing, however,
was the amount of coin sent from Califor- '
nia, Nevada, Ac, Ac, through tho mails.
I had supposed coin was always shipped
by express-. The testimony showed that
0 v e r lbu r m II I ion s i n gold had gone through
.Vho New York ofliee in ono year. t r 4
Tbe New York Postcffice is one f of the '
1 est managed, establishments in the world,
and has at its head a master who is as '"'
clever and honest as he is able -and expe
rienced. And this reminds mo ofthc
foreign mail service aboutk which a few :
words and then I will stop.
Previous to July 1st, 1875, postal 'ac
counts had to be kept between the United
States, and other governments for mail
matter transmitted between them, -which ."
was a very inconvenient arrangement;
but in October, 1871, a general postal
union treaty was concluded at Berne
(Switzerland) which went into operation,
after the eate first mentioned (July 18 6)
whereby cheap and uniform rates of post
age were established for our people to all
parts' of the world and at the same time
the Postolrice Deparment Aras enabled to
s;tvc money. ' . 1
Under this treaty: which Was .after
wards extended to embrace other countries
ties-ides the iirst parties to it each coun
try now keeps for itself a' I the postage Jt
cancels, and nays on V the inrineri,aJ
1st class to J0 per mile: th.e 21 to j charges on the mail matter, merely keep
8100 per mile, and the yd to $50 - per i ing' an account of the weight's of it for that -'
mile, allowing 25 per cent.- additional for purpose. ' There were about GOO tons of
night service. --t This produced corHplaints
as to proper ciassificati.O!i : among the
roael s--t he iowe r cl a ssf h iem and i ii g a 1 i gh -erclassiUcation.
The lirft idea. w:.s -am
adjustmeivt accerrdiug'to the !' .toe
mails, but that was found' .to he unfair,
and. then "a. -.mixed- bais 'allowing' tbr-
weight and car-snace both was ad
Thedifticulty nowis in adjusting th
portion of vAy to.be allowed for
was a- ov,te( .
and car-space respectively, about
there is much difference of 07. i.r:io
in regard to-which -elaborate rep rf
,wi;;cii
mad matter sent from the United States-
to-the couiitrics embraced in the Postal
Union last year. . , ., - ;,
It is paiiiful to remember in this .eon-.
!icciiou that excepting the weekly line
from'. Philadelphia to Liverpool -the Pa
cific Mail Steamship Lino is tho only one
carrying the American Hag on the hish
r -! seas. ' y :.".-'.-
Before eioHiig Jet me 'say that, if the
weight
1
aw remains as it is. we will after tlie
;'U
I ! eensu
1 I
of 188.U Le entitleil to the free de
lve rv systern iu Wilijjinten. It is con-
. i i .... . -i - . .
maiiv speeci:e-s nave H-eu nuvie- m both 4:-:ie-i to Cities contaimn
Ilouses-uf Congress. . 1 1 is adifibult pr.,-l - tant and, upward.
iicm. Last duly Congress cut down tlie .number now,' but it will reouire a cehsu
We must have that
T'i--.
pay of railroads for carrying the ni.wU 10.1 to prove
per cent.' an I ou all those o-uit or lr. td
grants frdm the government 20 per eont.
more. "Upon the passage of tiiis.r.-t the
great trunk lines wi thd rc wt he "i.t-1. mail":
trams wnicli had -been -tab!i! fed.
Postal CommLssien wh-th. recratl.v
tlis city was cteatetl by thi? :ku:m
last July to investigate the wh :
of railroael mail Iran "port at inn .-v. ) !
so that proper legislation- c n'.d 1
t may uc that we Avi!! h ve
on the Atlantic Oj.v-t Lie.e. a:.d
present compensation i 4r earn
mail on" it m.iy lx incre-is.-uncertain.-
The.totiil veaiiv
Department' are
it.
1
're-speetfuiiy.
A. M. Waiuell.
-1
f-t n-
ii
the
i
uUvli
xpensts-of tiic 1.
th. i'i V-lii ! i-e !
I
rnillioj.s anI the tyiai receipts are
Si:
I y
harden Tori!
19m
CHEAP'.
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1- SiVce DansaritejrBteM
Cify, HUifl IViiSyiingS
'TlVwas ;J rfiUt fall of hail otf 'lait Ur . mile.. Pctsoes in all casts, wlien
. . - . i ...... ii.L
hoi t disUince below carchasing tickets 10 coiuy me acu
Vtu vine, iut'" it is not ibouuht that thnt they desire to attend the Convention.
1 .-.' i. r I, -i.iwi',.n-n ll 11 e.f X. C. and the
anv uainagc was fcuswiiu. 1 ioo - .
wi.l
be
1
, - ... I . lVirtits to no ana
raiu5 of the interior on bunUay last nayr 1 equivaicuw w r- -
:v i'i'sAme tlimi fcct. ,iU f' Ireturn for one ursi-cia . wi-.
0 i ' - "'" : i I t: n.,--- n.1 tbe Secretaries of
1 I luC UC . .te.' , ;
of tbe West an opportunity of
persenally acquainted with the
commercial m'.n of the South-eaef iu 01
der to allorii at opportuuity for -an inter-
'c ofibusness 1 pinions which it w
povo mutually bnencial.
thought that there will be .from
to a huuPed buvi css r.en in the
j.j
about'
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i.jL-iaj -ui:;u ,1-1. xuu:;onsv-xc.kvin j; r. ieii
ciencj; uf ainf .ur.m; MdViih lW
sidorblj; rrt!iiceii dutiug tii. Li-!t ft.v
years, .as i!w icuipts luvc Ueu itcie.iw'.r.i;
d. .1. ... ... "' e 1 " .. - - '
cxpt-n-ics only it tlc.mu of abo
auuuauv -r
U'tvcr, befj
ieCf-sistuiuc.g
s 1
4
tlX:e-ple:
bui ii will L-e a-i'Vg time,
T . '" 1
?iiepiirt;.;H oeonu s
llU, hpwcvtr, p-ecuikiriy
1 in !it.-iL-rva-
us kiiu .i'j
hoped -nay
It i
fifty
AT.
. 1 ?
There ha5 been alight increase the Western North Carolina Rait llo ad, v
waterin the river at rayettevillethe issue half faro tickets, which xvid
,.r,vyto,.rTi,r nn Stmdav W havr univalent to allowing parties to go s
from tbctrucKers in ims ueign-1 , . . , vtries. arc respect
1 tne several i
1 ViC-..U'..! 'tla rrtifieates
U TaAAAidL :-- I fully rcpacsuii-u vi -
in?., inerc was n9np jEsi-jt"'"b. 1 r. - tn tha uudersi-tie.i; at
borhbod iadiiatc a slight rest tliis morn
fi V1 Dtb" iwo weeks before the timejip.tcd
4 ... ; 1 I for the meeting of the Coaventwn.
i-iicraaro voucoini this' Summer ? is j . jnt''int tbe 'Bishop, the Clergy
i thevsay toeacH ether were 1 as they I J ,:Jrlk L brinz their snrpuees.
- --.' ' t-t-r T.,l with ?i ir?a
crdok tho pregnant binges of -tbe elbow , or, .ua" - Li", ' J ict
1- ir 1- W w!l of salt, sailed from Bermuda oa the , U
narty
The exciursiti will leave CiucionaH vz
a steamer ou he 0th. o( May for 1X0JP'
inTtou, thene by .'the ChesipkAr
Ohio Railroae' to..'Bich:noi.ilj4hqriCL7.
steamer to crfo!k.'aiitl thevr?' U Wil-
mintou Iby S. Ac R. & vW.
Railroad, therp to Charleston by the V
C. &
e:d toast : "The : fair daugh-;
a:id ; may they add virtue to
ract envy .from friendship,
rniab'e accomplishments by
d'--temper, divide, time by
soeiabiiity and economy,' arid reduce
scandal to its lowest denomination."
it ' S V. I il-S
.i-e o.ty. ub
hinhiply
sweetness
You always gejt DoilkyV .Ykast Pow
iu:u from your grocer in cans, qnarter
p vand, half ound, one pound and .five
-.n weight. So test has ever shown a
binule canto be shcrt by the veriest
triiicv Another thing alxiUt this baking
po v l-.r is, its absolute pufity trcDgth
au.i cx ttness
i, .
composition.
Co
i::..ii.s i newspapers aneiuy vour JJrug-
gist to r..-'--- sonx-tfiing fjr Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint tliat you know nothing
about; you- get" discouraged spending
money with but "'little success. Sovy to
give you satisfactory -proof that Qkees
Auoi sT rr.owi::; will cure you of Dys
pcpra arid Liver G.mplaint with all it
ts. s'jeM m Jxmr Stomach, bick llead-
I
i-; t ' 1 - ' . . , e..e.;s. sueii ..- .-onr .
nf!Mi r ui. , .r, ux uy ..lial;ituai - Costirenes, Palpitation of
"""""0J.J "te:'-A '."'""s"t the Heart, '.Jlcart-b
" The nmiib;;r tt i :ii ,t-iii the United j - '
v y - w land get a Sample iiottleot Gulls' At
JM.P -y puWisiieai,trM. iYoweu for lO.cenU
bum, Water brash..
r;g up tf f ''."fl after eating, low spirits,,
we a sit you -0 to your jjrnKiist
at over i0,0Oy ii vit the uc pairy
and of this liuiber , ;Cvnu Caia.a had
1,110. .,ThcDcprtyat uy ju:v claim
credit in. vlevr.uf ii . tl-iat with more
than S0-60 ; prsoi ; n,m..aing the mails
iii tbeif paisa'-ovwr..tl.ta,-UJUwr.:ls of
a 'R?giri-ar Size for
ivHR relieve von. ;
and try it, or
j cmts; two doses
A.
a: Xortb-llislern, theacc to
For Tho Itevlew. -The
Shotgun Policy.
1 1 l bo- rcgrett&l that the citv au
touted and a;: tbc thv;ut4is of nost tlriiie hare adopted tho 'ihotirnii
I bfiSce Jth5 ixLX iWrevUioiia have Ihxa so p-l;cy" in the destruction of dogs, tbo
r . . j ii t .-"1 . i .. 1 - . 1 . 1 . . .
iwr, e3cuaiiy. ...tiy, ipwyes. 01 tu piau is certaimy one tnai is iraagbt witu
partmc, v. . r 1 ;
There were vtr iilur; uilat'U iet:?r;
nou5acuf, ih&;if$fueS' orcers issnetl
asaount taoTerycatyrurc to) miuons
cMoLrars.cahkdi tha; Itoartmerit re-
iwa bv .he S. C tbeuoe to Cjlura- registered Tat 'year' &ad.iU avrragu lass
0 . ... . v... ti.l lftTl riftr. ll.nn , .nn ill iu tire
Ul J - "T - "XI --J."! rf OH'"" T
thence to Dfiville aud nichmou,iLby the
R, & D-l acl finally back to C.ucmnati
by lluntinirei. r ; n , -?
Tbe entiltripl it iicitctttatcdwni
occupy abo . twa weeks, aad it is said
that we j m lok for thutb) XYilnaiug
ton. where aey expect io' rcmaia but
one day, ab t the middle of tlii month.
cores' aboW six hundred. aa4 fifty 4650)
Thff Mpiraflainly Have great ! confi
depee in the P. O. DeptrtmtJtit, as was
c5cariyjdei3ortriUlM4il Winter before
tho committee to investigate the New
great danger to pedestrians who throng
our streets and thoroughfare. I remem
ber well, two instances in- which tho par-"
ties were - seriously, but not mortally
wounded. - They were ladies, and the in
terval of time of the two accidents' was
over twenty-five years, yet both occurred
from care'essoess iar shooting dog,'
Tbea why not adojt a pita which would
b without incurring any I risk ta life
ot limb, say the muzzle and roisooetl . ;
sausage system ? Tbcrc wozld then bo
danger t'lonly the unliccnsel dogs. X. "
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