' ,nrtnHS"
'. .tilO1""
J?$ognnmg.
'crpon Hayes. tj ,jj
-July 13,18. J
tr'ofthclOtU instant:
InreTiaWe author uj
Ul' Colored -cltfewi-Btarlj;
nr:jLarnlwtUcj '.concurs. .
, A .l cr now tliat Le sees
r 7 0.:.Y"f.,r the above statement.
;Ylu've authorized no , one to
f i. m?nt. or any other.
V iTjtf" ' . t i
feiat-Mr.ramtcr.vrhichwM
pnhhfeheil, 1 nave w nu,
L J, tl,c "Prcsideufs policy,"
I jvi'to to very few persons upon
Z at J .... : ,1 nfnncn
Jiof tUat letter, which few
t.wk.ovtfcat all Ibat'ihas wnce
r.r ;J in the South and m ihe rsortn
W OTirmctl me in uic corrcv,iuwo
j ' w l.nt .in inominious sur
thuf the principles wf nationality for
:-.nr armies fought, ami lor wicn
x 'i unua thousands of brave pieq
ji ial without which the war was a
w. and oar boasted Government a
-ti. ItespcctfuUy yours,
' .f - B. F. Wape; ?
rjnel under the English channel.
Ibc tunnel, if it shonJJ fHj'constructcd,
h! commence an d cnJ flt onic distance
'c. hallow for a cmuual descent on
xf-ieaRtl nsccnt on the other. The
mparts of the tunnel will be nine
ink length, countinr: the distance un-
7aJ at l)oth cuik. I he lepth of
ktsird tinder; tba chauDel"', will be
r.j-tivon)(!crf n.iknigrue roti ippgm
vj-vac ail.f The cost of simply
tei'tlie tucnt l from end to end through
c -
asadwlving chalk formation is estima-
Rtr millions, oi uonars. auu tuu
iae U iroulJ rcquiro to construct the
fivij two jars. The cd'-ncers calcu-
. " a ,
P it wculil take four years moro to
work, including the arching of
"-i, buiiJti.2 tie oiiicea and mak-
it
S'Kcc&sary Connect ioiih withjtberail
; ca tjth si.jc. The total cost is pu t
lTpiy rqinions cf dollars. A slort
yaBlCLtin? nf thr tnnnf 1 rnmTvui v
: preliminary
wrveva. Thcbc surveys Y9re
nitywiM cmpuatlC term.
:l!t, ,Mrl bis honesty; and hence
m that Uc. jiUJV.concurs in
ascvcr.aUvpuUicao,
tfcUdonc, nurc lactam
Uil1. ...i ,.r,.nu.tn tic pnn-
can au 1"" ,
', '1 lit vcromcnt tbau any
f.i: laioi, of which we have
" . i : T I 1
t'lUtbat iCTcatly fear this policy, rd.:i .
!..! ,,f n-l. rillml 4,liV?fll SClf- I mnnA
jurruii n m nut tj -" -
. . " . ....II ant or c
wactd quite satisfactory, a coutmous niateffree to applicanU
"""" W TMI lrKi- tuYYk nf nYit T I
J-nJto-d putoi: $600 . PIANOS FOB
tern rnti,W (r;nr;nnti W iKn
V cwnpoBi,, u.tocstc.1 in the pros- . And all other styles
'felaMrS!1,,1,dT!yea?e.Cll01 FACloKrPK.cts.Nc
ilL... 1 1 T. "l 1 m u o ti a. i FirrnRT'l RICES. iicu.l" "
t9 75 Per Barrel, ;
u,HTi: AND SWEET !
Anew line of
KEiisAxu mscuiTs;:
little Water Crackers
. 1
-etii..
f r
S ' 1
; OelllO Ol UarC ui .;
Win- f ,r Toc
t Oranges, GO do. Lemons.
? IK eg.tnt TaWc reaches SI.
B,f.aatpornlw prices.
E0. MYERS V :
C enM Siip'to Office,
riuusaTox,r Columbia; 4ifi au-
GUST A RAILROAD.
(1 O? ? tliinf tbtfTN.Cf Jnne 1, 1877.
r?, CHANGE OF SCUEDULK
On and after Sunday, June 3d, the follow
ing achcdule will be run on this road:
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAIN,(daily
.except Sunday.)
Leare .Wilmington, 12 15 P M
ArrCrat Florenb0...V.U......:: 5 00 P M
Leare Florence ' ! 12 30 P J!
Arrire atJVVilmington , 5.20 P 11
frjtlGHTJEXPRESS TRAIN (Daily).
ttaVe-WJlailngton 6 00PM
LeaTelorcnce..".!. 10 05 P W
Arrive at Columbia 1 11 A M
Arrire at Augusta 4 32 A M
Leare Amgusta 8 23 P M
Leave Columbia 11 39 P M
.rrT at Wilmington 6 40 AM
Thu Train rill onlv stop at Flemington,
Whiterille. Fir TllnflT. Marion. Florence.
Tift monsvilfet Sumter and Eaatorer between
Wilmincrton and Columbia.
TITROUGII FREIGHT TRAIN (Daily, ex
n r W rv c.v4.i i
t c vutuiuuia. ........... .............
Iririnriir 4.30 AM
ArKre at Wilmington 12 00 M
" Passengers for Augusta and beyond
should take Njght Express Train from Wil
tningtoa. . Through Sleeping Cars on night traini
for Charleston and Auguita.
v . JAMES ANDERSON,
' June 2 General Superintendent.
WILMINGTON & VELDON
BAILHOAD COMPANY.
O'rriCE or Gen'l S uteri ntkn dent
7 n Wilmington, N. C, June -l1, 1S77. J
' fin and after 1 Sund.iv. .Tun 10th. 1877.
Passenger trains on the Wilmington A WeU
i tJ?i j : M r., 1 1 .
aOQ AUiruiu win ruu aa imiuno .
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, daily.
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot
- at - 6 55 A M
Arrive at Weldcn at.... . 12 40 P M
Leave Weldon'. 11 40 A M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at 6 40 1 M
NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN.
. DAILY LXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at & 35 P M
Arrive at Weldon at 2 20 A M
Leare Weldon, daily at. 3 15 A M
trripo at Wilminrrtnn. Front SL
i ' " 0 -
npnnt at 12 00 M
Th a iiatr Trun tnnrcs close conuetuuu at
i for air points North via uay Jjine
excent aunaav i anu uaur, u awu
anfl nil rail routes.
xr:i, t-.in mitrxi rlnsft connections at
11 1UU . .v.- ----- - - ,
nrntTtit fni. ll nnlnta north Via. dilChmOCd.
II CIUUU 1V1 K"r" IT" it , '
n 1. iSi l Do. oltaphMl in
n Nin-ht Trains, and run tnrousn irom u
mington to 'Richmond. T,TV,TVV I
june 11- General Superintendent
' 1 rokrdeningr for Profit !
If you wish to' become a Commercial Florist,
r . read
Practical riorticulture I
If you wish to-Garden for homo use only
. : ' r a
aardening for Pleasure !
APf qy Pejer Vfenderaon.
Prieel$i.50each, postpaid, by mail.
. Our
Co m bluud
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or
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OF
EVERYTHING
Numbring 17 'rages, vtfc 1 cp.rp plate,
.ti nfntii vpith. or to those who
have purchased any of the above books j, to
otners on receipt gj
i.t- n i r.
11 era uu it'uiiivi v vvwi i
Tlani or Seed' Catalogues without
ENDERSON & CO..
Livm; occn iraoeii unueru-1 . 1111,11'"'--- - r V nr!.t,
V- t' a 1 r m . 1 ... I o..? or, MarVot Gardeners and WW3
v.uuuu irom snore. 10 snore, ail,u,v" riricnt l Sfew YbrTc. M
iS? " pfceul test uf Ibc prftcti- ., ,,8 .
.And allothcr styles in tne '"7,1
. ..
direct -to the '
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Znel jiV i,vSBtaiSolavs at tho Centennui Eib -
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PlVbDC H&KW irndfinen
U world: The Square Grand coniain
13 8 ft rv... . w?"a: r nprstrunr Scale,
HI I E.n O. I tartorv uueui is-" fu
I i mu . ,:,( !,. the history oi
tne rreaieti imuiu.v- - -- v.z...
pui.Uto nV,?rifi:
j: . I tv AVFRICA. iuxii y "r-r . ... 1
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:a rr.-.... . . i . . . (i..inn. m i ilea irce. i
'WSATED FMPIRFFinilR. -MBNihim:r-:.Y
ft ' . ; . I Hyf 1 I
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tcfT r,A will con- I
on the 1st aay aut -
tinun until farther notice, as follows:
All vessels from ports South of Cape Fear
uVcometo at the Visiting Station for in-
spection.
,
! Ali -vessels having sickness on arriv
.U-tcort . t. '1 1 1 ' 'JA lA v'-i 1.. airtnens durhi!r the voyage, wil
' ' , ... .
Wi.Uon.bTew.tI.ot. rcg.nl to
,0c Port ft.- .cn tbeT ;
s ' ... .
,1 th.t Q.,U wUl b. rigJ
d,lS the coming hJtiroD,nnthpn-
tLeCrmjne.S i Vi rrili.1 !, rrnTia !
. . . . -1 1 . r 1 : i 1 i i k I
Quarantine Physician fort oV WllminStdn.
. nay is -
,r TJrtJH riellanoous.
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g published every e jninjf Sadudiy excepte
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The News Columns
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markets, received here each dy at noon,
and the
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hands. Friend? in the section of country con
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Editor, and will contribute additional intsr-
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f that m,v OCCUr in the5r re,Pecvc
IpUu
, 4rr ,v
ALL CORRESrONDESCE,
,. tat... m he eUdijc
j
rpreired but our friend muit War m.uuuu
wrtu.rfr o coo ,h. r .bo
n..ni.rmntfnrbcar useless yerpi
pP - j ui.n-w
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Office on Second street, between Prin
m
? - i
i
Wilmington, H. C.
STEAMSHIP
LINE.
Tbe Steamer
CAPT. OLIYEU,
Wlljli. SAIL lTvOM lUpiMORE ON
Saturday, July 14.
J? Shippers can rely upon the prompt
sailing f Etcarners as advertised.
Through Bills of fading gen
to and from Philadelphia, j and Prompt
Dispatch guarantees .
For Freight Engagements apply to
L. D. CAZAUI, Agent,
Wilmington, Z7. C.
L. S. 1) ELD EN, Soliciting Agent.
REUBEN FOSTER, (General Agent.
Corner Lee and Light Street?1, Baltimore;
july 0
CLYDE'S
AND
Wilmington,
Steamship
Nf a,
Line,
The Steamer
BEN E FACTOR,
CAPT. JONES,
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK ON
SATURDAY, JULY 14.
Shippers can rely upon the'prompt
sailing of Steamers as advertised.'"?
For Freight Engagements apply to
A. D, CAaAUZ.' Agent,
Wilmington, 77. C.
L. S. BELDEN, Soliciting I Agent.
WM. P. CLYDE & CO., General Agents,
-s . v 4 - 1 f T
6 Rowling Green, or Pier 13,
N. R., New
l one.
july 9
OFFICE OF
OUR LIVING AND OUR DEAD.
IN ORDER TO SUPPLY OTJR SUBSCRI
her's with numbers due them, we shall re
sume the publication of OUR LIVING AND
OUR DEAD on March 15th, and complete
the I Vth Volume in monthly parts. No new
subscribers will be taken excep;t for tho bound
volumes three of which hare.been issued and
the IVth will be ready in June. We can sap
ply our old subscribers with any back nura
hers, except September and- October, 1874,
should they need any to complete their files.
I TRICES i'OR bound volumes :
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to the entire South Uiat OUR LIVING AND
iit'ij iti'in fn Vnrth Carolina, and. in
all respects, will be as worthy of eonfidenc
ana support, rurumw wovi....
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ha.ve tue initial number, we refer to larger
circular. Subs-criptioais are solicited.
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J50UTN HISTORICAL
Raleigh, N, C
feb 24 V '
MONTHLY,
Natural Mineral Waters.
4 POLL1NARIS BKUNNEN, and HUM
A D1 JAXO RITTERWATER, in Orig
inal 'Packaged, kept constantly on band.
ir.l,.r for rior rename orauus U'ICU
promptly at Imixiiter's Prices j.
W. J. BUILMANN,
Llppitt's Row, South Front SL
july 2
Special.
WE ARE OFFERING SPOT.
"orth Carolina Bacon Iamsl
Su far Cured Can?asfcd Bacon Han;,
Suar Cured CanTassed Bacoq ghbulders,
k 7 ..... , iv i
Spiced tutsea uacon wip.,
lUvon Strips, Plain, 1c,
lrd Tubs and Fancy Bucke
Molasses, Flour, Sugar House
Dried Apples, Butter, Coffee,
vw VrciL caucht Mackerel,
iSymp, if.
o all trradea.
5 ' 1 r'.iflTo. Ur.U.iPC .Sirnn. TobaCCO
-.- Jn: I. v IVita.h. inrTl. TobaCCT
I Ac . au'graueg. e Kuaranit-c
ic
quested. Solicit orders wnicn are prouij.-".'
wirea. I ,
20
Broker k Com. Merchant. !
Noticed
Application will be jiade 10
the President and Directors of tbe Wilming
ton A Weldon Railroad Company for a nejr
1 ....... v v;M skkrM nf the Capital
. , .-.a nnmntnr it.nHin in the name
Sf the late Margaret tft Dt, pUce of
cerUfieata No. 761, usned Npr. U, . 1S5I,
whirh has oecn lost. 1
wnicn naa irn awn TT. SMITH.
Admr. ofirargaretW. Darii, deceased.
Work
::;::v'scellaneon8.
PKOSPECTUS FOR 1877.
UPPINCOTTS MAGAZINE
AX ILU5TKATED MOXjnLY OF
Popular Literature. Science and Art.
Announcomont for 1877.
Thn nnm'lvr fur -TantlArv l0r"mS t'C .Iline-
tHnth vol ii mo nfthi M" azine. and while it?
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eutneent guarantee 1 1 lulure cxrciicna, i.
effort will be spared to dirersif r iii attra't-
. . . . . - i .. . . c
ions ana to provide aa increasea suppi ii
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Varied Chapter, as well as to prest-ut in a
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cott's Magazine strikingly distinctive i-
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engaged, embrace a highly attractive list if
Tale?, Short Stories, Descriptive Sketches,
Narratives, Papers on Science and
Art, Poems, Popular Essays, Lit
erary Criticisms, Etc., Etc.,
BY TALENTED AND WELL KNOWN.
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those descriptive of travefwill be
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ILLUSTRATED.
The pictorial enbelihments of the Magazine
constitute one of its attractive feature?.
In addition to the General Attractions of
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invite attention to the follow inc
SPECIAL FEATURES FOR 1877.
"1. A new serial story,
it
The ZVXarauis of Lossic,
by George MacDonald, author of "Makolin,
"Alec Forbes," "Robert Falconer.'Vlc
To those of our readers who arc familiar
with "Malcolm," this new story from the pen
of this distinguished writer w ill need Iso re
commendation, and his reputation is a guaran
tee to others of a deeply interesting and
powerful story. It began in the November
number, which issue, with the December part,
will be furnished graite to all new subscribers
for 1877.
2. A prof , llustrated series of sketches.
or
Swedish Sccncrv and Life,
by Prof. Wlllnrd jFrlsk, author of Cornell.
University, who 53. throughly fatnilar with
Sweden and its people from personal observa
tion. . . '
3. A series of popular paper! tin
rt and Ai t Matters,
bv Edward Strahan ( Earl Shinn. a nth ,r of
"The New Hyperion," etc.
4. Illustrated Sketches ot travel, e n uue
Pictures from Spain,
by Edward King, author of the "Great South"
etc. 1
5. Mrs. Lucy II. Hoopers Iutereseing and
Piquant
Papers and Letters from Paris
will be continued through the year.'
C.
The Beauties of the Rhine
will be described in a richly Illustrated series
of papers.
7. .During the yeftr will appear a. nuinoer
of hatid.nmpMr Illustrated hort article.", de
scriptive of Life, Travel, and Adventure in
the United Mates,. England South America,
Japan, Mongolia, and other countries.
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I'lil'liblicr.-,
7l5au1717 Market t., ThiLukli Li.t.r
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- FiTB. Jctr SS, 1571.
we claim roa the iMTUori
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4 ami iiunmng. oneics.
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O TJeantyof Finish and Workuian-
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jaa8
WeMer's UnaliridEerf Dictionary
For. THE SCHOOL TJ ' .
I 1
3,C00 Engravings ; 1,810 Paget Quarto
Price $12.
l new fcatuhij.
To the 3,00 Illaitrationsherctofore ! Web
ster's Unabridged, we have added fouxptjtl
of '
. Colored. Illustrations,
ergravel .expressly for thewoik at largt
iXpCLsO.
Nearly cv.ry. State SupcrinttnJcat of
Public lntructi r. in the. Union, or correa
ponding officer, win re such an one eziU, baa
reconuu Lded Wch.-ter's Dictionary la tho
strongest terms. Among them are thoMof
Eastern, Northern, Middle, Southern, and
Western Stat, s TW KNT Y-E1G11T in alL -
The State of NEW YORK. has placed 10,COO
copies of. Webster's Unabridged in as many of
her Public School..
The State ,.f WISCONSIN about 5,0CC
nenrlv eviTv sehooj. ,
The State cf NEW JERSEY 1,500 nearly
ever v school.
The State of MICHIGAN mide provlsicn
for all her school.
The State of MASSACHUSETTS has tap...
piied her schools nearly all.
The State of IOWA Las supplied her
schools. .
Thej State of CONNECTICUT hu icad
provision for her school?.' ' r
JdT- Over 3.000 jchools in INDIANA,
were supplied durinc thc year 7J, and many
more in 17.$ and 174.
In other States many copies have beca pur
chased for supplying tchouls of cities, coun
ties and town..
What better investment can be made for
schools?
Jlore than tks linn as many are sold of
Wt-b.-ter's Dictionaries as of aby other scries
iu this country.
At least lot ik-"Lr t i: s of all the school-tooit
published in this country own Webster
their standard, and of the remainder few ac
knowledge aw standard.
now ledge
PutMihc
d bv G. A V. MERRIAM.
dec J
- " ...JL-
Springhvid Mass.
THE
HIGHEST HOWORS
at tiii:
CEHTENNIAL EXHIBITION
The judge unanitu(u ;ly ricomuicnd th
MENDELSSOHN
Pianos. :
. Fun Tin; ' i.
Diploma of Honor and Medal of Merit.-
Placing. than in the Front Rank
Without a Suoeriof
Fur strictly firrt-tlass instrument.'
$'.00 for $'r,(K $Go0 for' $275.'
.700 for S'Xhi. $7."i0 for. $325.
svin.i f r :;;,o. ;'.t00 for 100.
$1000 fur $J00..
No C'-uiiii.v."ii to 'Agtt.tj..
No Ii i 1:1. ti to 'i Vac Iters.
". ' No Dcvi.itiim in Price.
The IWendelssohh .
GRAND, SQUARE & UPIIIQirt
Piamos
Co nt in valu.ibl.- patents and Improvements
never before iii trod uecd.. j
MATHUSHEK'S
Ni.v. Pairi Dtn.f.Jt, 0 tusiatKa ScU .
I- the treated a larue in the history of Pia
no making, producing the inoit aftunbhicg
povver, riel.ne.-.- and d j th of tone, and a tutf
taining finding quality ncvi-r Ik-fore attained,
bein a ''Gra:id l'iano in a Square ca."
rrn. tur "iL 1 1 TT2r.lt ta
ALL THE FINEST IN AMERICA.
They arc pronounced the "Pianos of
Future." -
Maici Ac-..r & Wai.taecJLS :
A o. !!!!. -.U'J, 414. 4lHh it -lOSVCIt
V?fh St-
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PIANOS SENT OH TIIIAL.
i. lllustiattd and dmriptire Catalog
In ailed free, n -
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feb -.'1
Down With High Prices
IS MY MOTTX 1 an filling MotUxt la
1 I'iaiu, bhad-J, Spatter-Work, and BUck
Perforated-boards, at TEN ' CENTS. Silfcr
liuard and Chon Mottoes, something new,
very cheap. Also, the La ten Sir Irs Motto
Frames. Mrc r and Gold Perforated Boards,
large sue, cly '-'Sc. Ca'.l and see thcae
grod?, at T. II. HEATH'S,
july 5 T4 3f raet eu
Painf InO".
A 4AAAAA.j.
TIIERE VOLT CAN GETjYOCRral
VV ing done with dispatch, neatnets
and
at reasonable rates uai
C. C. PARKER'S PAINT EU0T,
one door North of OKI Jail building on Pln
eesa etreeC HOUSE, SHIP and MlO.lT
Painting done and tatisfaciion guaranteed.
Great care is giren to imall job.
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