tini PAPER
PT.KA8E KOTlCa
, . a trcrr aftcrnon,
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Sundays ex-
We will be g ltd to ttedj?! osxWUob
from our -friends oa a&j and all objects of
general interest bat : ' rv '.l
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The same , of the writer Bust ahrsyi b
furnished to the Editor. - f - j. -f
. - ' -Communicatidnj
most.b writtea only o
one side o'f the paper.J ; I r
Fcrsonalitiea-miut b avoided ,
cep
Iby
..,,,oM.IWIAOBrAlU.
i . ... iv 7:,u : inrvc
..T jr' Oac month, 60 cents.
I s-stbf t,;i bcdcliv-crc
tI ill
"be delivered by carriers,
. it.. at thf
; a-T ran 01 iuc -
r. t -
er 13ccpU per
week.
Andit is especially and particularly K&iiT ',.
stood that editor! does sot always csdorM
the views of corrwpondesti, vnleoaoatattd
in the editorial colanns. t frnii!rt if '
and libcraL
WILMINGTON, N. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1S77. NO. 135.
' Ai;t;Cibcr3 will please report an j ana
f'L ..rrirc their papers regularly.
.. nir rain ' i
2.
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5CIVS SUMMARY.
, .': T.,sr1.rliiicl: flrcMrawins
r . r j'lSUli A- . -
i'1' ..:. i,;v I?nssi;in3-bom-
i 1cug:S, as being agamsU
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nal i;
iw.
'.' i,.,0f iulcrnation
r,il"i ? rwi.'v.Uhc Republic, in ses-
P: v . i. , l? T.. Las adopted the
, ..,i, oc Jlirrp. hire been
vXccs of opiuioa as to the intent
of Bicmcriat day, thisiEh
" ,t lcrc'y- rcfcolvc-'tliat tlic Grand
?f','f lie i:t-pu'6:ic sciCs llus to prc-
, ics of llJO.sc who lough.t
li.ijiii"
fdc iiatV'iial unity.
n f K'.iitchuck nrjc flying .to
' 'lUl J ullage.' . Twelve sheila
upon f.i'j ' miliary hospital,
lU!iil hpUal anl two upon
;isv!u!ii. Tl! Turks in return
,i".yc'l '"iiucsgevO: .- f.
!;!l;!,;o aniiy c.qis, the 11th and.
in Dubnulscba.
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IPC'
i:c a!ft-:i.b'
" - i ii i i
j,ntcc,Gcr:r.:niy ana ueigium uavc
' .' . i i .. ii... I' wiil in fi'vr
- ":,J uf IhT-uty Marsuiu iranus o:
."bCiro.!in, whs resumed'-yesterday.
v.Tii'tiiscs fo'r the government were
f. ::,,!, which t-howed that the lrautls
,.:i:!i.iltc(l!but'side of Marshal Doug
"V h;s deputies.. The evidence
tk"ovtniuient concluded. The trial
r,u:ned to-day for Franks' testi
itl .:; raiment.
Wm. G.
clzjf Minnesota, but lonneny ot uiuo,
httcd Commissioner. cf
V" "1 1
AeTi!!uire, vi:e W.Uti, resigned. Leduc
Lo' i July ly. i - : Cadet Henry
.1. I' iwtr, colored, nas ueen
1.., 10 1110 IC 111 ll'l'UIJl-lIb Ul
csvativ, vice rullef, transferred. '
hi'v: i'.niiii ll.'usd of Commons, vestcr-
"f I ' i" i ...t ' ; '
w:v, .Mr. V'oweiv, rauieai reionnerr Utirc
..I'tU'-jUw wiU to-Uifirrow ask about
'L' rtivcti,J cf the lllustchuk Con-
j ir.'.lL . ;i'l wiidi.cr'it it Wach of inter-.
The Mails.
Die Mails close and arrive at the City
Fostoftlce as follows :
close. ,
Northern through malls - - -' P M
Northern througli and way mails. b:13 A M
IaiU for the N. C,1 and A. fc N. C.
Railroads, and routes supplied
therefrom. - - - - - - - - lAo P M
Southern malls fo all points South,
daily - - - o.-OO P M
Western mail (C. C. R. W.) dailjr
(except Bund ay) - - - 5:00 P M
Fayetteville, and offices oa Cape
Fear River, Tuest ays and Fri- -days
- - - , - - - 1:00 P M
Mails for points alorg line of Che
raw & Dai lingto.i ! It - - - 11;30 A M
Fayetteville by (J. C. H. W. dally,
(except Sundays) - - - 6:00 A M
Malls for points between Florence
and Charleston - - - - - -11:30 All
Qnslow C. H. and inteiartuiate of
fices every Friday - - -6:60 AM
fjmithvll'e mails, by steamboat,
daily, (except Sundays) - - .8:00 a M
JMaiLs for Kasy Hill, Town Creek,
every Friday at - - - - - - o:w a. al
v arrive. . , .
Northern through mails - - 12:13 P M
Northern through and wy mails; 5:50 .P M
Southern mails - - - - . -j - - 7:90 A M
Carolina Central liailwa"- ft- - b:C9 A M
Mails t elivered from 6:C 3 A. M. ' 3 7:00 P
M., and on Kunt'ays from 8:tto 9:10 A. M.
Stamp Office o n from 8 A. i:. to 12 M
and from 2 . to 6 P. M. ji yy o.c er and
Register -Epaments open bameas stamp
office.
Stamps for sale at general delivery when
jstamp office is ciosed.
Key Boxes accessible at all hours, day and
night. .
Mails collected from street boxes every day
3:15 P. M.
LOCAL NEWS.
r.i'.i ..'I i! iiiu-. The Uussiau bombard-'
um: -.A' Kx:s :.j iUckeniug; The Monten-
t,r;:i .ii!ui Ks fuuccntfalcd in a vcrv strduir
lim q-po. it'j fcjpuii aid Tadgoritza.
iu: i : i.icj is c:ctcnijmcdto tight for every
f. p'uunJ shyuld - the Turks ad-
u:i .IJiut'nc2nu tcrruorvP'.
AuvulU from Dalmalia represent that
tfjsitioa of tlic Montenegrins is quite
I-.neir forces are .entirely' bro-
a;nl dispersed.1 s- At St. Louis
krx.' jury rcnirt in favor of reendet-
evil law. The fast
Uia . it the Pennsylvania ldilroad Svil1
w:t!idr.i-n'ftn T,ini1n. n.lt.'A c.-UA.lL
'fMiy j.jth restored.
D0XA. AU J. I KNOTT.'
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Lie Passed-Rotli are In Ken-ty-Now
LQok out for War.
y Lei:axon, Kv., June 16 ,1877.
. ji:'i tohnc!ieSr : On reaching
leeway, after . brief yisit to
K . Clly.Vherc I wak the constant
,V'J?v? l'ie rclincd courtesy and
7f 50 dwractef istic of the people
f , :D.I'foimd your kiud favor
y wu j . a scurrilous volu-
aturcofP.Donan,
tho I8th of
rifrr rliarrrrc Wir
f(!;J Wcn from him a . "financial
i Cables nnor.1. -lt: i
ti:'ym.-tf a scu,
"'.j'-'Ca crcr thesignatun
New Adf crtisemcntg.
S. Jewett Magazines for Julj.
Grand Excursion The Biggest thing on
Record. . -
Martyrdom of the Early Christians By
the Pupils of St. Joseph's Male Academy.
Notice Schedule B Tax.
Bixford, Crow k Co Coffee, Lard, Corn.
The iirhabitants of Saturn move in high
circle?.
These are the days when fat men pine
for imaginary icebergs.
The latest style of gentlemen's, col
lars arc provided with a spout- to catch
and carry off the drops of perspiration.
The new yatcb built by Messrs Cassi-
1nir. Sr. l?nss.'WPS" lancbed vesterdav. The
UVJ V t
snilin? rfualities will be tried this after-
0 A
noon.
There is 6nc thing, the boy on the cpr
rt most liberal wish. They don't
mind 'spending their time, nor . .do. tj&y
care h6 w they snend it
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( - "Wc regret to learn, as we go to rcss,
of the. rather sudden and daugerous il ness
of Mr. L. B. Uuggins, one of the ojdest
residents and rnWcbants in this city.
The rain yesterday and to-day. was all
tliat could be desired, not only in refresh
ing the thirsty earth but in coojing
the heated atmosphere. A difrirence of
12 to lo degrees has been tho result.-
'ST- '
Tlic name of Miss Mary l)eKpsset was
iuadvertantly omitcd from the Roll of Hon
or for excellent deportment in the report
published by its yesterday of the closing
uxcrciscs of Misses. Ivennpdy Hartjji
School.
The Market Laws.
We would respectfully suggest to the.
Board of Aldermen the necessity of resp ir
ing the old regulations in regard to fore
stalling in the market. U hey worked -veil
when they were enforced and then re
pealed by the late Barl done in the'face.
of honest protests, was without riiynic or
reason. As it is "hoav jitty speculators
elbow produces out of ' the market ankl
citizens are often 'compelled to pay two
or three prices ,fcr all kiiids of: uoducc.
The Thermometer. j
From the United States Signal Ofiice.rtt
this place we obtain the following report
of the thermometer, as taken this' inJ.rii
ing at 7x31 o'clock
Augusta, 77; Chailebton, 78; ' Corsicana
ti Galveston, 83 ; Indianola, .8Q ; Jnckl
sonville, sb ; Key'Yv'ost, SO; Mobile,' St.;
Montgomery, 70 Xew Orleans, S3; Nor
folk, 73; Puuta liassa, .83 ; Savannah 81 j:
St. Marks, 81 ; Wilmington, 78.
To-Morrow Kveninff- !
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A very interesting cntertainincnt is. to.
be given by thr pupils of St. 'Joseph's
Male Academy, in this 'city, at the cor
ner of Fourth and Ann streets to-iuornow
evening.; A sacred drama entitled -Marp
tyrdom of the Earl t-Christians" will be
rendered, with sonic cxcelleiit music bej
tween the acts. The price bf admissioto
is very low and those . who' attend are
promised, in-advance, a pleasing entertain
ment. ;
Another Thief Caught.
Sometime yesterday llaywoud. Howard
stole from the residence of Edward Smith
a pair of boots aud pants and not being;
satisfied with his haul from Smith he re--lieved
Nathan Suber. of a vest, hat, knife
aud $3l00 in currency. Smith and Suber
started out on a search for these goods and
found them n a schooner about to leave
port, and on which: Howard liac: ugagce
passage. He was arrested and tf lcbe'forc
Justice Tan Amringe who sent him to
jail in default of a $100 bond in cachi
case. ,) y. !
DiedLast IVisrht.
Houston Monroe, the colored, railroad
hand who lost-botl'i of liis legs some weeks
ago by juriipingrom' an outgoing tnjiij
and whoas since been-at t;e City Abis
pital, died last night froih the effects of in
juries rc&eivcd. The -crushed limbs were
succcssfjfriy amputated audio this.respect,
we understand, the patient was doing
well, but liis death is said to have resulted
rom some internal injm ier-, occasioned by
some wounds in his back, of which he dkl
not speak until it was too late; ,
the
Schedule Ji- T
. All persons interested in the payment of
the Schedule B tax are invited to read the
advertisement inserted to-day. The tax
is nladc payable during the first ten days
in July and thcr care some news features
introduced by recent enactments, to which
)the advertisement will introduce those in-
fcr:
ic speech delivered in Conirress
years before t.hnnniV l)nlnt.hu
':.!. . 1 r ,
,,s. llc says- was wntton tcrest)d. r
rJb!bacl hv' idm"-' i iho -
!of;t jQ Excussiori to the Coast.
X!lCor'rI,ond'cnt 1 wust decline The steamer Vndcrhill has been engaged'
3;rffSY?toisco: for the excursion of the Han oyer Light
;i7,' frc CsS lo end no IpfetV W SmithvUlc -.Bdjho., Blackfish
eivt.n L .i. ' . f . i r .1 jt i il.. f....V. T'iiII nfirtiril
i- i.nai, exceni -ioriuc iaci urouuus on iuu ruuuu. , !
fiiif?c,nI,tiu-c slander has "been lard rolatirc lo ibo aMiJScint;uts of the
hich Balaam lullcr is
appear fn our advertis-
rcHv;T0mia?CC by tho,cJwf- committee, of whi
j.ci too. country somewhat to , . '
,-vaacc of number of mv friends, Chairrrian, wrU ap
.'..r3 more jealous of mv, rcpu-
r .., f 7 "4U tnytcii. i was never a
. VI inn , . r
ing columns hereafter,
i tlic Qi
eaj(in, and if I ever saw
. ..i. roierrrd to T ikwn nnt tho
Laf ?cclion f whatever; but title of a
k A A, " , ' !lcvcr made a financial livcrcd a
The colored Female Preacher.
Rev. EM. Williams is the name and
coloredi female preacher who de
sermon last night at Christian
tnurWft?n?reS? " y lifC' 10 a vcry ,arSe consregation and
itTJJZ-ZZ who will preach again next Sunday after-
-V ' , m llon of them did I noon in 2t. oiepncn a tuurcu. v
c tu llc subject of finance that nmi!afl v anriointed to the pastoral
4brC?n0llr'iaVrC ia asi?elrief ohargc of .Orangeburg (S. C.) circuit, the
: ,lv cU 4 reprodutcii an ?s,:. l. ?. ..aimi f
W. ratedly used during P-14 - 4 6 V M JM
tkaI'ya;uliaiSQingofl8CC,inw '
' I n 7 aCUVC Patt an(1
again in
ot 1507.
Rattle snake Killed.
tn-lcM atlf'inS that after six ,The hands employed on Messrs. Alex
MH w Sprunt & Son's naval store yard, North
feCtfinT water street, killed a rattlesnake yesterday
'Kb! 8hood aDti I hope that every vbich iftasured between tbrw and: four
Wvd?.SlV.ns4t c"cncy will as
'lLT U 78lico t0 nec ny
rMrculation.- I mv resrSully, MgnifiedbUivlS,ed
i 'x: , .J PitocTOR Kxott. 1 when the barrels were raoTed, by striking
vu 'lrcr a barber mm,,- ' i - at one of the yard bands, lortunaiy
hfy V h,ir w? ,S???. to making - lKl did not for he
"U I. VUlk. fIT . I WAV mTwrn VT '
lJ'Ub,i-,norc Patfacton it give? Vs Iminrfiaiely 84 'tP
feet in length and had four rattles and a
button liis I snakeship was snulj coil-
correct any A uJwn two barrels of rosin and
nave grown . . -
The Fall Circuits.
The ridings for the fall circuits
Superior Court arc as follows;
1st District--Jamcs L. Henry.
3d
3d
4th
5th
Cth
ttu
8 th
9th
10th
11th
12th
Kilcv II.- Camiqh.
Mills L. Kurc..
William A. Moore-.
Augustus" S. Scy niour,
Allmond A. McKoy,
Italph P.Buxton:
William K. .Cox.
Johu Iverr. ;
John-M. Cloud.
David Sclierjfck.
' David M. Fulchcs.
Misses Burr and James' School.
Yesterday we were fortunate enough to
he among the spectators who hadasscm
Llcd at the school rooms of Misscs Burr
and James to witness Jthe calisthcnic ex
ercises of 'a class of forty of their pnpils
and listen to the reading of compositions
by the young ladies. It. was a rare treat
and one that we will loog remember.
The exercises of the evening were opened
by the reading of compositions, and where
all showed such marked ab iiity it would
be invidious to particularize:
The compositions were read '.in the
order in which the' aro named and were
listened to with much interest by-every
one in attendance.
Woman's. Influence, by Miss Mary
llardwickc. -
$elf Sacrifice, b' Miss Mary Ambler.
Closing of School, by Miss Katie Bar
low. The Old North State, by Miss Sarah
Lippitt.
Morning and Kvcuing, by Miss Sallie
Huggtns.
Life, by Miss Lydia, Schcnck.
Music, by Miss Lina Hall.
Indians, hy. Miss Mcggie Mearcs.
Little at First, Great at Last, by Miss
Mai Cowan. ' .
After the reading of the compositions,
the calislheuic exercises were begun, the
class going through over two hundred
movements-aud keeping perfect time with
the music which accompanied the drill.
The exercises have long been a portion of
school instruction in the northern cities,
aud are recommended by the leading
physicians of the country, as they are
healthful without being violent. At the
conclusion of the calisthcnic drill a series
of object lessons were given to a number
of primary classes, which were highly in
teresting. "These children are taught by
prepared forms, and it is surprising with
-hat accuracy . and facility they answcr.
Objccfs they meet with" in daily life are
perfectly known and described, the ma-J
terials of which such things arc composed,
from what kingdom obtained, &c. In
short, it .seems to be a capital method of
teaching young children, to tfiink by means
of oral and object .teaching without the aid,
of text books. :: ' ;
' ' Effects of the Heat.
Wc arc reliably informed that on the
ire of ' the W., C & A. R. R., between
Florence and Columbia, the effects - of the
rays of the sun was so great and the heat
therefrom so intenseldnrmc t ho. cxv y inu i
of this week that the bars of iron on the
track in one section had become warped
almost into the shape of a bow. Luckily
the'fact was discovered in time to prevent
any accident.
Kcarly a similar occurrence, are in
formed, happened on the l'cc Dec ' trcatio
day before yesterday. Butfor the vigi
lance of the section master and the care
fulness of thclcngineer of the tram due at
the time no harm was done to anything or
anvbotly.
The BiRgest Thing.
"A -'rand excursion is to leave this jcity.
on the 3d of July for Cleavelaud Springs,
rturning-here on the Gth. Every ar
rangement has been made for a good time.
The Anson Guards will go up and there
will be a gTand ball at the Springs.
Special arrangements have been made for
board at very low rates and as the fare is
only SG it will prove one of the 'cheapest
trips on record. A special leaturc -oi tne
nrranion lies in the fact that Governors
Vance and Hampton and 1 Judge Fowle
are Mnected to ETKJak at this' Springs on
thft 4th The excursion, is (given for the
r the Anson Guardsl to. assist thorn
An Act of Justice to the Memory of
Dr. Moses A. Curtis.
.'We: give below a letter from the foini-
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hir Science Monthly . by pi". Thos. F.
Wood, of this city, written it seems to
inform a contributor to that journal. A
scientific student who could come lacross
"an .object in his road as big as Dr. Curtis
and not know him would hardly'sc the
difference between a horse mushroom and
tire mould on a sour applo i;e. But, se
riously speaking, no , man in America
achieved so much in the study of jungi
as Dr. Curtis, for his "Catalogue of Plants
of North Carolina" shows he had collected
'J,3'J2, including 111 edible fungi. It is
not strange though that Mr. Palmer knew
-i'ttle of our great botanist, when even
a North Carolina student must go . to a
London authority to know, even the little
we. have- said about the matter. As we
ha'e be fare suggested the best tribute that
could bo paid to the memory of Dr. Curtis
would be for some competent person to
edit the sbabjby ' sampson-spelng-book-:
look ing voluntC; entitled "Geological and
Natural History .Survey1-of North Caro
lina," and put jit before the world in a re
spectable typographical dressf -
. ti'ini-E MUSUBOOilS."
.t, fJ.iaui x'j-lhv, ZXfjnilnr -NV.;
Monthly.
Sin : In the paper on "Mushrooms,"
ictc, in the last number of your Monthly,
I think Mr. Julius A. Palmer, Jr., uses
the name of "Dr. Curtis, of South Caroli
na," for that of the great mycologist, ,Dr.
Moses A. Curtis, of North Carolina, in
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connection with letters, written to Mr.
S Prague on "Mushrooms." Whether that
is so or not, l am sale m saying inai
during our late war lff Moses A. Curtis
wrote a woru on "The , Ldible 1 ungr ol
Koi th Carolina," illustrated with colored
drawings by his son: (I believe the Rev.
Charles Curtis), and (his manuscript wort
is stilt in existence. It is the result of
Dr. Curtis' botanical investigations, as
well as of his personal experience, as to
which of the mushrooms-arc lit to cat.
Many times,, I am told, the good doctor
had uncomfortable symptoms after trying
a new mushroom, but you may be sure
he did not step until he learned more
about it. His researches, were begun in
the war with a view to furnish such in
formation to his people as Ayould. enable
them to recognize edible mushrooms, and
so supplement the poor diet so universal
among even tho. better classes, but I
believe he never cared to publish the
work. X deem it . but justice to the
memory of Dr. Curtis to make this state
raent. Tuoix F. Wood.
. WUmington y. C. April SO, 1877.
' Cool but not always collected an ice
bill.
Thelte? lew for the Summer.
Persons Leaving the city for I the vari
ous watering places, couutry residences or
resorts, or those going abroad, cau have
the Daily Review mailed to any addess
by ordering .the same at this office, at 15
Cents' for one week, 25 cents for two
weeks, 40 cts for three weeks, 50 cents for
one month, $1.50 for three months, $3,
for six months, payable in advance at this
ofiice. LTnitcd States postage prepaid.
. MOST ALL GOOD GROCERS AND
STOREKEEPERS sell Doolisy's Yeast
Powdeb.- Should your grocer not have it
ask him to get it for your but if he will
not do so send 20 cents for lb. 35 'cents
for &lb. or 60 cents for lib. can, direct to
Doodey & Brother, New York, and
you , will receive it by return mail.
Quarterly Meetings.
Third round of appointments Jas made
by Rev. William S. Black, presiding
Elder, for the Wilmington District, Meth
odist E. Church, South. ;
Whiteville, Fair Bluff, June GO A- July 1st
Onslow, at Gum Branch. . . .July 7, S
Kenansville, atliichland3. . . . July 1 -1, 15
Elizabeth at Bladen Springs, July 20
Smithvil'e, at Smithvillc. . . . July 28, 20
Cokesbury and Coharie Mis- j: : ., -
sioh at Black's Chapel... . . Aug, i, 5
Clinton at Hojiwc!!.; Aug 11 1 2
WilmiugtorLat Front Street... Aug 18, l'j
Topsail atcky Point, (Dis- j;
trict Conference) ...... Aiig 2;i, 20
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The Pecfple Want Proof.
"There is no medicine- prescribed by
physicians,, er sold 'by Druggists, that
carries such evidence of its success and
superior rirture of Bosciiek's German
Syrup for severe Coughs, Colds settled on
the breast, Consumption, or any disease
of thp Throat and Lungs. A proo " ofjthat
fact is that any person yfilicted, can get a
Sample ' Bottle for 10 cents and try its
superior ip fleet before buying the regular
size at. 5 cents. It has lately been intro
duced in this country from Germany,
and 'As wonderful cures are astonishing
every one that use it. j Three dopes- .will
relieve any case: Try it. i ,
New Advertisements.
Maftyrflomof the Early Glirislians,
A DHAAXA, j
V THE PUPILS OF ST., JOSH'S
Male Academy. M usic ' be tivcen the Acta.
PH. IDAY JUNE 29.
Admission Ladies and Children, 25 cents.
Doora oren at 7 o'elnoV-. l inn, ft
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Grand Excursion
Biggest thing on Record !
" : "'- " : ' V '
Gov.Vaxcj:, gov. hampton, and
.Judge Dan'i G. Fowle,. will speak, at
Clcavcland Springs on the 4 th of July.
An Excursion Irain will leave Wilmington
at 5.20 a;,ni., on 3d of July, arriving at
Cleaveland at 7.U0p. m.r without change of
cars. Returning leave Cleaveland on the Cth
at 7 a. si. i (- - - .
FAKE FOR THE ROUND TPJl' S6 ONLY.
'This is the-cheapest chance ever offered to
the people of this sdction.to witness the beau
tiful scenery of Western North Carolina. All
wishing to avail themselves of Horace
Greely'a advice wi!l ''Go West'' on this oc
casion. 1 L
A Grand Ball will bs given under tbc man
agement of Frof. Agcstini, in which tbe An
son Guards and Charlotte military will par
ticipate. , j
Board rr Day, $1.25 special rateV. Res
taurant Car on the train, f
Tickets can be obtained at any of the Book
Stores. I
Those whhing to visrt the! mountains
at Henry's, can go up from Charlotte cn an
excursion train on the 4th and return on the
Stb, and be ready to come down with us on
Now.Advertisementd:,;
REDUCTION IN PBICES.
the Cth.
jane 28
Notice Schedule B Tax.
A LL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Mf.r-
x. vuuu aiciiciKujr nounea tuat a privil
ege tax was levied bv the last Legislature of
Five Dollars, (the Itame levied oy county)
in addition to the. Schedule taxes proper.
Wholesale dealers are also notified that in
giving in their purchases the law j now com
pels payment on all purchases, made
within the State as well ai out of the State,
(including timber, lumber, turpentine, spirits
turpentine, rosin and naval stoves of any kind
and cotton.). Al hotels, : boarding 'houses,
restaurants and eating houses are recjhircd
by law to pay a tax of one-half per cent on
gross receipts. The tax will be due July 1st
and payable; within ihg lirst ten ,days
thereafter, on all purchases since Uie 1st of
January 1877i
All parties interested in the payment of
Schedule B Taxes will saTc costs by attend
ing to the same at once ai the law IwM be
etrictljWforced. J. E. SAMPSON,
june 28 Register of Deeds. "
Star copy 6 1 cod i
COFFEE, LARD, CORN, &C.
150 Bags Coffee,
50 Tubs Laid,
. 5,000 Bushels Corn,
50 Boxes lleat,
&c, Ccc.
For sale by
CIIICHD, CHOW d CO.
june 2a .
GREATLY REDUCED Fu'OHS
' " . ' " . .
Merchant TaUoring Goods,
At 27 MARKET ST.,,
Give mc a call before giving your orders
elsewhere.' , A. DAVID, X
june 27 Merchant Tailor & Clothier. .
11 ' ' . ; ' - i - j
Brock's Exchange.
rpiIE UNpERSIGXED has ttkea cbtrge
of the above well-known and popular house
and will hereafter run it. It will b put In
complete order and satisfaction guaranteed to
all of its patrons. 1 :
The best of Wines, Ales; Llntoori and
Cigars, and none but the best always on
hand. " - ' '
The Billiard Parlors will be open every day
and night free to the patrons of thehoase.
JOHN CARROLL;
june
07
Proprietor.
The Centennial
TS THE COOLEST SALOON IN Tlli city,
X and continues to furnish forth refreshing
drinks, fine cigars and turtle, clam or vege
table soup every day. Come, ye hungry and.
cat for nothing and ye thirsty and drink
for a consideration. , -
JOHN CARROLL,
june 27 Proprietor.
For the Summer.
rpUE BEST FIVE CENT CIGAR,
The best and cheapest Candy. , ?
The best reading Lakeside and. Fire
side Series. - -; :' .
The latest periodicals Ad papers.
The purest .tobacco, ;and lots of other
things, good, pVetty and cheap, at , v
i. niiAius, .
Nexfdoor to Exchange Corner.
; juhe. 2C-
CEO. MY ERG,
ii a 13 south rnoncc?-
v ' - - X.' . .
Just in receipt f 100 Barrels of tin -
CELEBRATED EMPIRE FLC'JH,
S9 75 Per . Barrel, .
l-imiT, WHITK AND SWEET I
7 : 'v.
A-new line of
'I
C1UCKERS AND BISCUITS,
The delicato (little Water Crackera are
-1
gems. . , jr .
:f St
A dozen Iicuions and a Bottle-of. CJafef.
Wine for 76c. ' i -
50 Boxes Sweet Orangca; 50. do." Lemons. .
' : .
Five cans Z lb. Elegant Table reaches $1.
B u Iter, rir'J, Cheese, Corn Llpcf, Tig
Ilaiiis, all at popular prices.r t
G0. MYEBSV:
U & 13 Front Strcp
june'16 ' ' ' : , . '-j :' ' '
The Excursion and'Fic IJio
Season Continued
' A 'D ALL GENTLEMEN WISIUNO
XJL first-clasa work done should call at No,
9, South Front street-nni
Ea;r fin:-0 tuu, Shampooing 25 cents,
ven at these prices no lard or pig's ft wede
as Pomatum, only fine oils, beautiileri, perfu
meries and bay rum. ' -? f t
. Jane 23 JNO. WERNER.
Befreshing and Plciirant.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS HI3 DATII
ROOMS In perfect order wmf and can
furnish warm, cold or shower baths aa saay
be desired. -, ; ' ,s .
We can also famish a first-class aha vt for 10
cents; stylish hair cut for 25 cents; mustache
dyed for 25 cents; shampoo for 25 cents. All
done in silence and in the Latest stylo too.
june 13 ! I. FURilANSIU
Don't Fbrsset 1 1 jl.
rjARPER'S WEEKLY AND BAZAAR,
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Papers, Chimney
Corner and all the leadint Illustrated Papers,
10 cenu eachl; Ledger, Weekly, Fire Cido
Companion and Saturday Night, 6 ets. cachi
Scientific American, 8 cents ; all tbar Boyr Jk
Weeklies, 5 cents each ; Magazise for Jaly.
Harpers' 35 cents; Godejt 25 cents ; Frank
Leslie's Sunday, 25 cents. Stationery, Con- -fectionery,
Cigars, Tobacco, Ac, 'at bottom
E rices. A lot of splits for makias fancy bas
ets, wall pockeU, Ac ',,
June 18 j T.H. gEATII, Market C
TJagazineo ITc? Jcily
FRANK LESLirS Popular KtMr, S5c.
SL Nicholas for Girls and Toys, Z"
Scribner's,;S5c At ; ' 7 ' . . IV '
'Jane 21 Book tore '
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