, - CAROLINA.
......
An excursion from Morchca.1 citv to
llickorj is on the boards. .
The Observer csti mates that 5,000
melons are sold every day in llalci-h.
The Newbern Nutshell tells of two
mn who ate in that city, at - one Bitting,
30 large biscuits, two plates of.rncat, 10
cups of coffiee, and the cicetras.
Statesrille Landmark: The unusually
large crop of apples and peaches is prov
ing very disatrous . to the trees. Large
numbers are totally ruined and broken
down by the abundant yield. '
Statesrille Landmark : Mr. James P.
Hampton, of Jonosville, Yadkin bounty,
was in town last week and informed us
that the report Tf three men being killed
by revenue officials in W i Ikes county, was
totally unfounded. j
Statesville Landmark: Prof. J. II.
Hill, of the Statesville Male Academy,
was married to Miss Grace J. Martin, late
of the Simonton Female College, and
daughter of the late John P. Martin, of
Richmond, Va., on last Monday.
Weldon News: The committee appointed
to select the time for holding the next
Fair of thcJRoanoke and Tar Itiver Agri
cultural Association, cousiotingof Messrs.
L. M. Long, T. L. Emry, and Tl. XV.
Drown, have chosen the 23rd, 24tb, 25th,
and 26th; days of October for tie pur
pose, i '
' .Raleigh Observer ; During the severe
rainstorm of yesterday evening Mrs S. A.
Ashe, in putting down a window sash,
caught her hand in ore of the janes of
glass ana naa it severely cut. ur. r,.
Curke Haywood was called in at once and
dressed the wounds, which we arc pleased
to say are not serious though.quite pain
ful. ' . , ... ' .
Statesville Landmark : A "Watauga
correspondent of the Lenoir Topic reports
a peculiar case of insanity. A gentleman
by the name of Washington Thomson has
actually survived thirty-eight daj;s, with
out eating a morsel of food of any kind
only drinking water. One or more promi
nent physicians have been with him all
the time being much interested in. his
case.' It is stated that he says he, will
commence eating again as sopn as his fast
of forty days is at an end.
Raleigh News : During the period be
tween June 27th and August 11th, of the
present year, there were shipped by ex
press over the Raleigh and Gaston Rail
road, 21,728 boxes of peaches, and by
common freight,, for the same time, about
1,000 boxes. Tho fare per express was'
$1.25 per box, and that by common
freight, 81 cents, f Thus it will be seen
that the exportatiorTof the one- item of
peaches is a source of great revenue to
. the State and also to the railroads.
Raleigh Observer: A woman named
Emily Home, somewhat demented and
recently discharged from the X. y.,
State Insane Asylum, carric to Durham on
Tuesday, having walked to that place
from Cary, as she said. She complained
of being sick and went to a bar room where
she drank in rapid succession seven glasses
of whiskey, from the effects of which she
died aoout 4 o'clock p. m. of the iamc day.
A jury of inquest was summoned who
returneda virdict "that the deceased came
to her death by strangling, superinduced
by intoxication and probably convulsions
of epilepsy."
, Charlotte Ob server : A telegraph re
pairer by the name of Boyd was killed
by lightning Monday on the Air-Line
Railroad, lie hacj climbed to the top of a
telegraph post while the storm was pro
gressing, for the purpose of joining a
broken wire. While in the act of clinch
ing the wire he suddenly fell dead to the
ground. As the storm had passed over
the spot where he was killed, the pre
sumption is that the lightning must have
struck the wire some ; distance oft", and
was communicated from it to. his body
through the instrument or tool with which
be was clinching it.
i Old and Valuable. Coin.
) An old subscriber to the Alexandria
Gazette has a collection of old coins, among
which are the follwing :
1 crown piece of Mary, Queen of -Scot?,
,1547 sometimes caled the thistle dollar
extremely scarce. ' -
2 crown piece Of Charles II, 1C62.
3 half crewfn of William and Mary,
1C93, both heads on the coin. ,
4 crown piece of Queen Ann, 1707.
5 crown piece of George III, 1804.
G half crown of George IV. 1823 a
beautiful coin.
7 shilling of George II, 173G.
8 and 0, 2 sixpences Charles II, 1G70.
10 sixpence William III., 1608.
11 threepence Anne, 1708.
12 and 13, 2 sixpences George IV.,
1816, 1817.
14 half franc of Louis XV., France,
17C1. 4
16 franc of Kapoleon I., 1808.
16 half franc Napoleon I., 1807.
17 half fralnc Louis Phillippc, 1838.
18 quarter franc Louis Phillip, pe,
1840."
19 Cavenne copper piece, 2 sous. 1789,
Louis XVl. ,
20 small coin President B:ycr, llayticn
Republic. .
Many of these coins arc perfect. Some
A Scotch dollar of the same date as the
one in bis possession, at a recent sale of
rarities in London, sold for one hundred
and fire dollars.
COMMERCIAL HEWS.
WILMINGTON MARKET. I
August 16 3 P. M. J
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Firm at 3VA
cents per gallon. "No sales reported. . y
ROSIN-Quoted firm at f 1 50 for Strained
.'ind Good Strained. Later,1 we hear of sales
of 1,000 bbls Strained and Good Strained at
SI 13 and 1 50, 175 bbls (I) Extra No 1 at $2,
and 40 bbLs (F) Extra No 2 at 81 75.
TAR Steady at S2 15 per bbL Sales of re
ceipts at that figure. I
CRUDE TURPENTINE Market un
changed, i We quote Yellow Dip and Virgin
at S2 15 per bbl. Hard nominal. Sales of
day's, receipts at quotations. '
COTTON No sales reported and' no quo
tations, i ' '
v DAILT RECEIPTS.
Cotton...
Spirits Turpentine.
Kosin....
Tar
Crude Turpentine...
15 bales
294 cask
C3 bbls
bbls
bbls
10
777
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer North Statle, Green, Fayetteville,
Worth & Worth.- 1
Steamer Underhill, Gillican, Smlthville,
0G Parsley f& Co. - .
' V CLEARED.
.! Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New York,
'V DCazaux. 1 ( ":
J Steamer North State, Green, Fayetteville,
Worth & Worth. , i
Steamer Underbill! GMican. Smithville,
iOG'Parsleyl&Co.
Nor brig Favorit, Steinert, HUH, Kngiana,
Williams & Murehison. , '
The Centennial
r THE COOLEST SALOON IX THE city,
and continues, to furnish forth refreshing
drinks, fine cigars and turtle, clam or vege
table toup every day. Come, ye hungry and
eat for nothing and ye thirsty and drink
for a consideration.
' JOHN CARROLL,
June 37 ' ' Proprietor.
Spoctaoles; and Glasses
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER
offer! in tide city at prices ranging from 25
cents to $10.
Call and examine for yourselves.
June 19 J 4. IL ALLEN.
i Exports.
'FOKKIGK.
Hull, P'ngland Nor brig
casks spirits, 210 bbLs rosin.
Favorit 1.G06
List of Vessels in Port August 13,
1877.
BARKS.'
Albatroa, Nor. 222 tons, Bakke, H E Heide
BRIGS. i
Favorit, Nor, 300 tons, -L: -, RE Heide
Annie, Pr. 215 tons, Itutterhouse,
Parsley & vv lggins
uckman, 1J tons,
I su jvuaer a sod
Neho, Br
4 -
Francisco llaffo, Ital, 370 tons, Chicss,
y ' Williams A Murchieon
; SCHOONERS.
Albert Mason, Atn, 285 tons. Rose, -
Harriss & Howel
Jno A Griflifa, Am, 305 tons, Foster, .
I Harriss & Howe!
E S Powell, Am, 577 tons. Williams,
Williams & Murehison
'Jim SiniitKnr in SSrt tnns. Watts J
J H Chadbourn k Co
Keystone Printing Ink Co
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IfAUULHU Uonny ............
' Double Anchor.
Double Anchor "A".
Standard Domestic.
BACON North Carolina,
Hams, lb
Shoulderf, V 3b
Western Smoked
Hams.
Sides. V 2
Shoulders,.
Dry Saltei
UiUtflf u,.. ......
Shoulders, y fi..M
u jcK un the hoof.
Miscellaneous.
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BARRELS Snirits Tnrsentine
Second Hand, each 1 75 2 00
New York,each, new 2 00 2 50
BEESWAX fi............. 28 ! 30
BRICKS Wilmington, VM 8 00 10 00
Northern... 00 14 Off
15
25
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N. H. SPRUTJT,
Exchange Corner.
EXCtlANOE CORNER is the plac to get
everything in the FANCT GOODS lite.
The NICEST GOODS kept.
It has always been the riace for the Nicest
and most FASHIONABLE JilLLINERY
GOODS, and will in future prove to be such
to all who mar come or send their orders.
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for your FALL GOODS.
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"gll. N. H. SPRUNT.
1
00
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" 55 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
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BUTTER North Carolina fi
Northern, fi).....
CANDLES--Sperm V
Adamantine, Vt ..
CHEESE
Northern Factory, 9 ...
Dairy cream, V 2 ...
SUte, . fl..
COFFEE Java, f fi....
Rie,
Laguara, V &-
CORN MEAI " bushel....
COTTON TIES
DOMESTIC
. Sheeting, 4-4 V yrd......
Yarn, w bunch
FISH
Mackerel, No. 1, bbl.. ..16 00
No. 1,VH bbl...:...... 9 50
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl.... 13 50
No. 2, V K bbl........ 7 50
Mackerel, No. 3 bbl 00 0O
Mullets, V bbl... 3 50
N. C. Herrine. IS bbl 6 00
Dry Cod, &
FLOUR Fine. bbl 0
Superb Northern, bbl... 0 00
Extra do " V bbl... 0 00
Family " bbl...l8 50
City MU1 Super "W bbl... 0 00
i " Extra V bbl... 0 00
" FamUybbl... 0 00
! " Ex. Family bbl... 0 00
FERTILIZERS
Peruvian-fiuano, 2000 fis.70 00
Baueh's Phosphate " " 00 oo
Carolina Fertilixer "
' Ground Bone, "
Bone Meal "
" Flour 1 "
, Navassa Guano, '"
I Complete Manure "
Whann's Phosphate '
v Wando Phosphate, '
BergerABruti'sRos. "
Wilcox, Gibb & Co., ma-
nipulated Guano 55 00
GLUE fl 9
GRAIN Corn,8tore, 56tt)s 00
QCorn, cargo, 56 lbs 00
Corn,yel., V busheL....... None.
Oats, bushel...... ......... 55
Feas, cow, bushel.. 1 25
HIDES Green, fl 4
Drr, B 10
HAY Eastern, y 100 fts... 1 10
North Rirer, V 100 lbs.... 95
nnnp TRnv un anon
LARD Northern lb.......
North Carolina. lb
LIME y bbl...1 135
LUMBER City steam sa'wd
Ship stuff, resawed, ?M ft. 21 00
Rough edge plank, y Mft.22 00
West India cargo, accord
ing to quality, y M ft...20 00
Dressed flooring,seasoned. 20 00
Scantling and boards, com
mon, V M ft 15 00
SU. WJJAOOIiO VUUK.UUU W gl
Cuba, bbls.; y gal
Sugar house, hhds. y gal.
" " bbls." gal...
" Sugar Syrup, bbls. y gal.
NAILS Cut,4d to 20d,kg 3
OILS Kerosene, t? eal.
Lard, y gal 1 10
Linseed, y gal 1 00
Rosin, y gal. 30
PEANUTS y bushel 70
POTATOES -Sweet, y bus. 95
Irish, Northern, y bbl 4 50
PORK Northern, city mess. 17 00
Thin, y bbl..... 00 00
Prime, y bbl (extra) 00 00
Rump, y bbl 00 00
RICE Carolina, y lb 6
East India, V'B). 00
Rough, y bushel 1
RAGS Country, y W
City, V.
ROPE .., -
SALT Alum, y bushel......
Liverpool, y sack
American y sack
Cadiz y sack
SUGAR Cuba, y fi.. ......
Porto Rico, y lb
A Coffee, y Jb
B " y lb
C " V 2
Ex Cf ft
Crushed y Tb.....
SOAP Northern, y ft......
SHINGLES Contract,
common, y M..... z
Cypress sape y M 5 50
Cv oress hearts. J M ....... 7 50
STAVES W. O. bbl. y M.18 00
it v nna. to. uo ou
Cypress, V M 13 00
TALLOW y lb 9
TIMBER Shipping y M ...12 00
Mill, prime per M.... ........ 8 50
Mill, fair per M 7 50
Inferior to Ordinarv.perM 4 00
WHISKEY North'n, per irl 1 40
North Caroina. per sral ... 1 75
WOOL Unwashed, per lb... 18
w lined, per lb, ............ 28
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THE CO-PARTNERSHIP lately exis tine
JOHN L. BOATWRIGHT, under the firm
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JOHX L. BOAT WRIGHT.
August 7, 1S77. '
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for 75 cents. I Illustrated Cat1
J.-U.BUFF0RD'SS0X8. ROSTOV
Shippers can rely upon the rp&fyt
Sailing of steamers as adrertijtd.
Through Bills of Jjadin? p
to and from Philadelphia, nd PrOOft
BiSpatCh gna-antei.
For Freight EngagemenU sppl to
A. D. CAZATXX, Ag-ent,
Wilmington, n. ,
L. S. BELDEN, Soliciting Agent.
REUBEN FOSTER, General if
Corner Lee and Light St'eets, Balers,
aug 13 -
Sewing Machines1.
ONE SPLENDID "Fatuil.r "
ncarlr new xuA in perfect erdrt
sold for $25.00 if taken srton. lff"L
A'so, one flrftrcla4 llemc fehttle rr
feet order for 1 10.00. pt
Also, one "So. 2 ginger'', fiJM Jf
manufacturicg purpose, cloth or leai-i
$20.00. t.fc.J Vii'k'ft
Third st, first door North of MarSfv
auz!3
IJUlili lliui
-o-
500
LBS
i. of this eleg
just rjccired.
60 and 75 Cts- per otS
Our IJniyersal Sales tell tts
Imported and sold onljbf
GEO. HYEBSV
11 & 13 Front Street
ON THE EUROPEAN PUN a
Citr Hall Park, Conrt Tmfi
P.f.,ffiA. Vw Ynrk. All HO'. f.aifi
menu, including Elerator, O'as
Water, In erery om. . BR0.
cess and Cnesnut, near the Postoffice. -4
JU EiUblished
July 23 r