i IX CONGRESS. '
. BENATF. 5
w wTKr.TGK. June Vest's
fl At'
free coinage resolution was
a tua. million beiuff on
cu. n . . .
consider"
&r Alii.
. - .AiaV)io roorIntinn in
IOO S QlOUUu icioi
the Finance Committee, which wa
adopted, yeas 2a, nays 0. ,
-Mr Eaton, from the committee on
Appropriations: reported favorably or
House joint resolution to adjourn su.e
die at 4 p m to-day. ,
Mr Windom objected to its prepent
consideration, and the resolution goet:
over until to morrow. -
Mr Windom stated that he regretted
to be obliged toobject.bat as it is in hit
power to prevent the majority fro
adiournipg to-day, without passing the
appropriation bill, for which Congres
was convened, he thought it his duty
to Rive them a night to think ovej
their resolution and come to a bettei
one. , . .
Mr Chandler proceeded to arraign
the Democratic party for its course li
the present sessions .
The Senate bill relatir g to licensing
of vessels not propolltd wholly by eaii
or internal motive power of their own.
,was taken up and the Uou .e amend
znents concurred in.
At 1:40 o'clock the Senato went Into
Executive session, and when the door?
were opened the Presidents inestags
calling attention to the ailire oi
Congress to make appropriation fo
marshal's fees, was reud aud referred
to the Appropriations Committee.
1 1 Mr Eaton then desired to take up
the resolution with regard
adjournment,whica he reported earlier
in the day. .
Mr Windom. however, again ob
iected. and introduced a bill making
appropriations for marshals fees, with
out conditional clauses.
On motion of Eaton, it was amended
so as to be an exact copy of the bil
just vetoed, and finally it was indefi
nitely postponed.
Afttr another Executive seseion o
short duration, the Senate adjourned
until to morrow.
HOUSE lOF REPRESENTATIVES.
The States were called for - bills for
reference, but only about a dozen were
introduced.
One hundred and fifty-seven mem
bers are present, being thirteen more
than a quorum.
The Speaker laid' before the Hous
the veto message of the President or-
the Marshals bill, and it was read
The House refused to pass the bih
over the veto by a vote of 83 to 63.
At 2:30 another message was receiv
ed from the President and was read,
nallincr the attention of the 'Houde to
the importance of making some; pro
vision for marshals, saviug that
under existing laws prohibiting tht
incurment of liabilities outside
of appropriations, the Executive co ila
Lnl mmrwl Hu.ir ofirui "na n Ti il that
aen have returned toUetywayo. vir
tually there is a fortnight's armistice.
Nearly all the special despatches to
London newspapers fromj tbe. Cape
acrrpp in nronouncmcr the oeace over
r i w i i
tures bona fide. . , .
1 1 ! .
WA.SAIXGTCN, June 29--Scuicj 1 J
ard will probt bly withdraw his rebig
Qation as Chairman ,f the Committt
on Finirce. j The D mocralic Binj -tjrs
who haverjfjnaed to sign the let
ler rtqaefting Ljm to withdraw tht
resignation re laboring under a mis
appiehens.on. i !r B,ayard does not
entertain the idea of stifling any. leg
islation in committee under any cir
cumstances Tjbe Silver bill and the
oill providing l for the exchange of
trade dollars for standard silver dol
lars will be reported promptly at I the
,iext regular session of Cgress Mi
Bayard voted jaguibst rerkjrtibg those
oi.is at this session, b epise he be
lievtd it unwise that they should be
lisposed of when there wafi j, not sufii
oieot time for :ther proper (considera
tion, either in committee jor in the Sen
ate. The Senators ho refused to
sign the letter askinghim to withdraw
his resignation are of the opinion that
financial legislation wruld be simpli
fied iu the Senate, if iMr Bvfardthouid
resign.
CiaOLLM.
not command their services, and that
th ensnension of their functions, for
even a short time, wou d be inconsia
tent with public interests and might at
anv moment rrove inconsistent with
the public safety .
The message TTa3 referred to the
Appropriations,) Committee as was also
a letter from the .Attorney ueuerai on
thft same snbiect. presented by Mr
Atkinv of Tennessee.
After disposing of some unimpor
tant business on the Speaker's table,
the House took up and passed, under
the suspension of the rules, the bill
originally introduced by Mr McKiuzir,
of Kentucky, putting salts, qmnint
and fculphate of quinine on the free
list. . The vote stood 125 to 32.
Ailjourned.
CABLE NEWS.
. Loxdoji, June 30 A heavy thunder
storm visited Paris last night. Sevei
al'persons were billed.
, Great distress is reported in the
West of Ireland on account 'of the con
tinued rains.
The crops in all . parts of France
have been injured by rains. The beet
root vines suffered Heavily.
A Chandahar despatch to the Times
says the cholera is spreading in the
villages of the Quetta district. The
retiring troops suffered much from the
disease.
The Berlin correspondent of the
Times reports that there is a myster
ious coolness between Russia and Ger
many, and the (Jzar in consequence of
" it will not visit the Emperor.
The Standard's Berlin despatch re
ports that Herr Hobrecht, Minister of
Finances, and Dr Falk, Mimsser of
Ecclesiastical AlFiirs, are about to re
sign, the latter on account of religious
differences with the Emperor. The
roat a correspondent at Ueriin says
Herr Hobrecht has resigned, and it is
expected that Friedenthal, Minis
ter of Agriculture, will also resign.
The Standard has the following un
der date of Durban, June 9 : The
cjoffia containing the remains of the
Prinoe Imperial, on arrival at Pieter-
mari:zourg,was wrapped intha French
colors, the Prince's sword and helmet
placed thereon, and his horse led after
it. Iu the skirmish m which Adiu
tant Frith, of the Lancers, was killed,
the enemy numoerel 1,500 aud were
repulsed by cavalry, many being kill
ed. More peace messengers have
come in to Lord Chelmsford. The
messengers were informed of the addi
tional terms of peace, which are :
The King's regiment to disarm, Cety
wayo not to assemble an army for five
years ; the King to pay a fine of two
bullocks for ever male Zuu, a
considerable portion of the cattle to
be distributed to the chiefs who sur
rendered totheEnglish and an English
resident to be placed at Ulundi. The
terms have not yet been answered.
The News' despatch f rem the Lower
Tugela, June 10, says three of the
peace messengers declare . that any
terms will be acceptable, -
TThe Daily Telegraph's special des
patch, dated 'Pieternartizbnrg, June
9 announces, that the peaoe meesen-
Ileavjr Former Arrested,
B jfcToN, M.4S8, June iot e?tn
ng James I l.dwarU, a prouiinent
dour dealer of this city, und alderman
cd leading cit;zh of Newton, waa ar
rested for forgeries amounting to 880
home, threatened
has always bern
J00. - He is sick at
vith brain fever. He
held in the higbetst estimation. - H
uaa no expensive Jaanits ana is sup
posed to have committed : the Isrime
for the paipose pt aiding some frit nds
in d fficulty.jHe forged but two namop,
those of his brother-in-law and of an
old partner. The forgeries ware dis
covered by a note falling into wrong
illiUdP.
i ,
Hpeciil Despatch to the Wo M
Wa nn-GTON, JunCi 2fJ The Presi
dent said this evening to your corres
pondent that he has do yet. df fiaiteiy
leterminea to reconvene jongre.s,
should it adjourn without providing
for th 3 inarenals and deputy marshals.
lie feaid that everything depended uj.--
m the indicdtions at tne last uuar be
fore adjourument. I If lie is ttSbuud
chen that Cougressjia determined not
oo provide lor these officers he waii not
oall them b ick agaiu,ifor be doitis not
intend to c41i it in a pet. He will only
call it if he has; assurances tiiat the ap
propriations lot the marshal aud their
Jeptitits shall be passed; 'The mar
shals, ho s iicj, would unipubtedly con
:inue in oflic, whether j their fees in
criminal cases were provided for or
not. The trouble is that there will be
no funds provide! for the payment. i
the deputy marshals who may b6em
ployed as a pdaso to execute the
revenue laws in the suppression
of iUioit stills. The President ad
mitted t hat npt much of this work is
now going on as the stills have been
pretty effectually suppressed betweeu
the officers and the popular feeiing of
the neighborhoods in whiioh they were
carried on. He also!, admitted jhit he
does not know how much) evil could
result from a f ai'ure jto make these ap
propriations, and helintimated that he
might try to get along without the
money ond, if he found he could not
call Congress back later in the session
With reference to to thi3 subjetst he
aid: 'I suppose I mut treat Ci n j;ress
like any other body! of respectable
people, and if they are determined Dot
to grant this money, cease to try to
compel them to.' Bpeakicg of the,
veto . . message j he ' 'said: it
would be sentj in to-morrow iu
time to giVe Congress an oo--
portunity to adjourn1 at the .hour desig
nated by the , House!! resolution 4
o'clock. The message will make about
two pamphlet pages, and will call j at
tention to the reasons given for the
last yeto. This will be introduced bv
dissertation on tnef importance o
marshals and their deputies, especial
ly in the enforcement of then interna
revenue laws. I A good many House
Republioana have been busy to dav
laboring with the President to induce
Uiim to ohange hiH mind and. hot recon
vene Congrosfi, They have pointed
out to nim the objections to shch
course and urged upon him the fact
that the country will not be pleased
with it. This my have 'made some
difference in Mr Hayes 'I designs, al
though it has all along beeu doubted
whether he ever really meant what
he is alleged to have1 said. At any
rite, jur xiayes nowiannouoces that he
is m doubt about calling another ses
sion and will not make up I his . mind
until he can a-ortain in the course of
to-morrow whether or no he loan ac
complish anything by i
W T Black well has been chosen
Chief Marshal for the next State Fair.
The dwelling house of Mr Frank
Grad; y ;n Dnpiin county, ws recently!
ilestr. y d by tire.
i i . t
XewbernArK SheU : A heavy rain,
which wa muca uteet$ fell in tti
section yesterday," cooling off the at
mopliere. 1 j
Goldaburjo Ales$hijOri The wheat
crop in Saulston towuthip turns out to
be a short crop. Mr A M Parks siye
in bis section it will not.be muchlmore
than half a crop. Cotton looks hue
Corn is suffering for rain. j
Durham Plan': The e are uow 180
Norma! t?s at Chapel Hill. To nam
per iuoliides only those who are teach
ers or expect to become teachers, and
a gentleman just from the Hill say
people never worked harder: than these
fformahtes i i
Go'dsboro Messenger: The walls for
ilr Wm Bouitz'a new Bestaurant
building adds greatly to that part of
the town. The two upper floors will
co Um about! twenty -four comforta
bl i rooms. The diuuing room, office,
b.tting and billiard roomc, will be ou
the lower floor.
Goldsboro Messenger: We are pained
to announce the de.ali of the kind and
ener. us Major Alvah B Palmer, of
;he fi m of Smith, Palmer & Co, in this
town, and of Palmer & Green in Wil
hoj ,' who died at his residence in Wil-
n at 2 o'c!ock on the morning of the
23th inst .Mjor Palmer was about
13 yjars old and a native of 2iew Ydrk.
He came to North Carolina at the close
of the war and identified himself with
her interests and made hosts of friends
He establish d the first hard ware busi-
ue8s in uoiUPDirf', du; sola out
to Wilson, wheie
reen, he lorrrea tne
present well known and successful firm
of Palmar & Green. About a year
and a ,'haif since he became an active
member of the enterprisinar firm of
"MtjiiBrs Smith. Palmer & Co. in t is
townf aud continued so to his death.
afterwards and w-pt
with Mr Gt-o D Gree
COT.TT.TERCIAL HEWS
I WIIMIKQTON MARKET I
' 1 . : , JULT 1-4 F M.I
SF1K1TB TDRPENTINE-Flriu1 at 25
cents. Sales 150 casks at;
theo figures.
ROSIN-QuoUd Arm at $1 10 for Strained
and SI 15 for Good Strained,' an advance of
24 cnt8 on each grade ince yesterday's
quotations. No sales reported. I
TAR Firm at .75 cnU per bbl of 2S0 11.
No receipts. . "" I
PRUJJfi iTDK PENT IN E--S teady at tl 00
for Hard, SI 60 for Soft and Si 10 for
Virgin. Sales receipts' at quotations. :
COTTON-Quoted quiet. ! No sales
ported. - ' 1 ,
1'he following are the official quotations
Ordinary
Uood. Ordinary 11
Strict Good Ordinary. ........
Low Middling 11
Middling........ ; lia
Good Middling
TCXTOLEBAXiX XHICEO
3T The following quotationi represent the
wholesale-prices genet slir. In making ql
small orders hiffhe- prices have' to be charged
uAGULKG Gar .47 M
Double Anct-.M..
Dinble Actho 'A"..J....
Standard Domestic..........
BACON North; Carolina;
Hami. y E.........v i.
Sboaldera, ' a......
T
10
0
re-
Cents.
DAILT BSCSIPTS
Cotton
SpiritsTarpeDtine
5tOlQ
Tar
Q bales
609 cHsks
1,309 bb s
Orade TurDontine 1
362
it
MARINE NEWS.
r
Thermometrical.
From the United States Signal Office in
this place we obtain the following report
ot the ttiurmometer, as-taken this morn
iug at 7:81 o'clcrk : 1,1
Augusta. Ga. 77
Atlan a, 4a i4
Uairo, 111 75
CharieatonS. C....73
Cincinnati.. 71
Corsicana, Tex 76
Fort Gibson, C. N.76
Galveston ti
Indianola.. ...82
Jacksonville, F1&...78
Knoxville. .....11
Lynchburg 73
Memphis, Tenn.....74
Mobile, Ala ....81)
Montgomery Ala.. .79
Nashville ; 79
New Orleans ...83
Xew York... ...69
Punta Uaaaa, Fla...76
Savannah, Ga.......78
Shreveport
St. Louis Mo 72
St. Marks, Fla. 76
Vicksburg, Mi8....7ti
Washington. 70
Wilmington. H
Quarterly pleetins.
AVilniiugton Distr!ict 31 Hound.
Bladen at. Soule Chapel .Junq 28-29
White viPe at Carver's Creek. . . .July 5-6
Coharr e J M iss Black 's Chapel .' . July 12-13
Clinton at Goshen (Uis. Con.).July 17-18
Bruuswick at .Bethel July 26-27
Wilmington Fifth Street....... July 26 27
Wilm;ngton Front street. .........Aug 2-3
Waccamaw Miss. Bethel. Aug 3-4
Smithville Station ...... i .... . . Aug 5 6
Topsail. . .-. A ug 9 1 o
Onslow ...i. Aug 10-17
rhe District Conference will convene at
Goshen Church," Clinton Circuit. July
17th, 1879, at 9 o'clock A. M. Let all
the pastors and delegates he present at
the lime appointed. Brethren, let us meet
in the name and spirit of Christ. Her,
John Tiilitt will preach the opening ser
mon. ' ,
L. S. BUllKHEAD, P..E.
Magnolia, N. C.
' The Flurry In
Stocks"
Always means an .opportunity for1 some
snrewa and lively operator, to make
bandsome profit. Messrs Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers, JS. 1- ! have estahlishedP the
combination system for operating in
stocks, so that capital in any amount from
5o to ou uuu can be used prohtabJy at
any time that may suit thd customer. Bv
pooling the orders of thousands ot patrons
into one immense sum, and operating
them as a mighty whole, under the most
experienced skill, vast profiiB are made
uicu ifuuiu oe gaineu in no otner way,
These are divided pro rata among share!
holders monthly. An investment of
10 returns 50, or 5 per cent on the
stock. $ 100 pays $950. and so on, i ac
cording to the market.' A Sti Louis
patron made ever three hundred per cent.'
on an investment in October by the com
bination method. Messrs. Lawrence &
Co.'s
new circular (mailed
free) "has
and full
two unerring rulea lor success
information, so that any On can operate
wita proht. btocks and bonds wanted.
uovernment bouds supplied.
Lawrence & Co.. Bankers. 75
flaca, N. Y. City.
'Tr.uth lies iu a nut-shell,' aud 'brevity
is the soul of wit.' 1 To be brief, when
the shell is broken the truth will be dis
covered that, the GraDd Central Hotel
on Broad way." New York, now kept on
both plans, the American $2 50 or $3.00
and the European $1.00 , and Upwan
per day, gives more stislaction lor the
same money thn' auy other first-class
house in Gotham. An elegant Restaurant,
at moderate prices, is conducted by the
Grand Central, I I
ARRIVED.
-Steam-yacht Passport Harper, Smith ville.
Geo Myers.
Steamer A P Hurt, Worth. Fayetteville
Worth & Worth. .
Kteamer Wavf Robeson, Fayetteville
Williams a Murchison. ' !
Steamer Isis, Paddhon, Point Caswell, Kj
P PaddLson. !
Nor barque Euzinug, Tallakson, Brygge,
K E Heide. 7
Br brg Gem, Itichardson, London, E G
Barker ol Co.
CLEARED. .
i
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smithville
Geo Myers. - 1
Steamer A P Hurt, . Worth, Fayetteville,
Worth fc Worth.
Steamer Wave, ! Robeson, Fayetteville.
Williams Murchison. i !
Hteamer Isis, PaddiStm, Point Caswell, R
P Paddison. 7 .
Steamer Clinton, Bisby,; Bannermaun's
Bridge, Master.
Schr S S Bickmore, Long, Bath, Me. Jas
H Cbadbourn & Co. . i
Br Schr Humber. Spencer, St John's, P R,
Parsley & Wiggins.
Exports.
COASTWISE.
Bath chr S S Bickmore 167,3i ft lum
ber,. 6 bbls rosin, 1 do tar. i
rOBHISM.
St John's, P R Schr
lumber, 25,01)0 shingles.
Humber 123,800 ft
I MONTALY STATEMENT
0 STOCKS i ON H AND JULT 1. 1879.
Ootton
Western Smoked
Hams...
8idejj B
Shoulder........
Dry Salted
Side, yo m
Shoolders, V
BEEP Live weight....
AKKtL-S Spirit Turpen are
.Second Hand, each.. 1 25
iNew Vork,eaci,-aew. ...... 1 75
UE5SWjAX V B....... I 0
rtliTnKWilmiTi(Tti.n.' Ml' fh
Wortherp '
BUTTER North Caroliri i ft
. Northern, "52 5)..
CANDLES Sperm ? Jb
Tallow. W IX)...
Adamantine, ft set........L...
OHEESbi !
- Northern Factory, t? B ...
Dairy cream, . V '
11 C
11
10
b (9
u
6
13
43
4
2
4,H
50
85'
21 I
15
25
in
&
"310 On
14 Ut
Q
9
70
95
5 50
7
0 00
1 oo-
5 00
8ute. V rb - 1 J.
OFFEE Java, V lb
Rio, V fl ..I.
Laguyra, V fl).
CORN MEAL Tf3 buahol....
COTTON TIES- bdl ,
DOMESTIC
Sheeting, 4-4. "I? yard.
' Tarn, butich J......M
F1BH ; I
Mackerel, No. 1, V bbl.lC 00
No. 1, y X bbl J 8 75
Mackerel, No. 1, V bbl... .12 50
! No. 2, lA bbl. 6 CO
Maekerel, No. 3 V bbl.. ...00 00
Mullete, V bbl 2 00
iSN. C.sflerrine, Skeg
Dry Cod, V
FLOUR Fine, bbl
Super, Northern, bbl...
Extra do " bbl.i.
Familv " bbl... 00
City MillExSuper bbl..T)0
' Family V bbl... 7 60
" JT" Ex. Family bbl... 8 00
FERTILIZERS ,
Peruvian Gcanol, y 2000 Iba. 60 00
Baueh'g Phosphate " " 00 00
Carolina Fertiliser j " " 45 00
Grotind Bone, ' " " 00 00
Bone Meal f' " 00 00
" i Flour; " 00 00
Navassa Gaano, " "-36 00
Complete Manure " " 00 00
Whann'e Phoiphate " 00 00
Wando Phosphate, " " 00 00
BsrgerABrutw'BRoe. " 00 00
Wilcox, Gibb A Co., ma
nipulated Guano 48 00
GLUE yfl ......i 8
GRAIN Corn,gtore,y 56ft 6
Corn, cargo, y 66 Iba 66.
j Corn,veL, y buKtieL.!.... None.
! data, bushel . 4h
Peaa, cow, bnebi 66
HIDES Green, V lb 4
Dry, ft....................., 9
HAY Eastern, y 100 lbs... 1 00
North River, 100 lbs...; 1 00
HOOP IRON ton..i.... 60 00
8 Q
7 &
2S
12tf
18
20
25
40
11
l:t
12
8
SO
20
75
'i 10
0
Q10 00
9 00
600 00
G 6 50
O 8' 60
2 60
6 00
e o
4 00
5 00
e 6 00
8 00
7 25
7 75
8 25
00 CO
00 00
51 00
40 00
45 00
47 00
40 00
67 00
70 00
70 00
00 00
JHiscenanef
rt-Grape Tar
U ?ed in Churches for
67
9
60
10
67
60
66
1 10
ashore
afloat..
266
Total..... i.
i
Spirits ashore.......
afloat
2 6
3,6 7
2,32
tf 1
20
18
Total..J.: ................J ....
Rosin aihore......
afloat........
Toiai
4
75889,
8,760
94,694
14 00
25 00
aBhore......... ......i... 13,476
afloat.
-
Total,
Crude ashore
' afloat
13,476
1,355
65
LAKii-orthern lb 7K
JMortD Carolina w lb 11
LIME W bbl 90
LUMBER City ateam sa'Vd
Ship stuff, resawed, M ft. 18 00
Rough edge plank , y Mft.16 00
r. Weet India cargo, accord-
ing tojuality, M ft...!2 00
I Dreasedflooring,aeaaoned.l5 00
I - Scantling and boards , com- i
' mon. " M f t 11
MOLASSES Cuba,hhdgl
UUDa, DDIs., y gal
, Sugar houe,hhdB. V gal. i
M " " bbla. V K&l...
' Orleans Choice bbls. W eal.
NAILS Cut, 20dto4d,k'g 2
OILS Kerosene, gal. i
Linseed, y gal.. I
i
00
12i
00
00
00
Total 1,355
30, '79.
itosin. n eal.
PEANUTS bnahal.
POTATOES -Sweet, bus.
xriBaAiioriaern, DDi.....
RXOEIPIS FOB THi MOTH ENDIXS JUB
Cotton
Spiritq
Koein..
Tar
Crude ;
Tin
........ AVV
i i.. ...12.442
43,9S0
648
9,-30
Aiuericaii.Wiues. .
but lew ner.sons are aware ol the great
amount of grapes raised in Nexv Jersey
Aiirea opeer is Known to oe tne larges.
wine grower east of the Kocky Mountainst
His Port Grapej Wiiie is' the best, and is
conside-ed by physiciaus aud chemists as
the be.it wine to be procured. It is or
uereu to lcuuon aua raris, wnere it is
becoming very popular among wealthy
families. For sale by J. 0. Munds, P. L
Bridgers & Co and Green & Flanner
Apl. 1-
? A. Card. ,
To all who are suffering from ,he er
rors aua inaiscretions or youtn, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood
c, i win sena a recipe mat wui cure
you, FREE OF-CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America, Send a eelf-ad 'ressed
f nvelope to the Rev. Josepk x T. Inman
Station D, New York City, '
The Orffuinette.
qHE MOST WONDEPFDL MUSICAL
A i : -
V & . i in -w w m-9 t amm .
ij5XttUii,i r ot tne, age. a cnud can
M I
perform on iL Itplaja Hymn Tunes, Pop
i
ular Airs, Qatdrilles, Polkas, Waltz 38! Reels,
and Hornpipes, which few pe formers can
equal. It ia admirably adapted for Singing
t i
Parties, Evening Entertainments. Ac . Ac. :
COME AND SEE IT AT ONCE. '
Price $10 to $15. At
june2V YATES BOOK STORE.
Apply to
t
Exchange
lint Julep I
THIS FIBST OFHIhLliASO.N I
June 2 i JXO. CARROLL'S
l Domestic
' ! :
Cotton.......
Spiriia.... j
KoSLD... ..i...... '
Tar..
(rude
i . '
Foreign.
Cotton.. J
253
678
4,108
1,902
197
Spirits.... ...i.
Roam ,
Crude........... J... ..
.......10,647
66,664
600
The Millionaire,
Pi H. O'BRIAN, of San Franco, Cal.,
says : "Herald Compound is the best
Cement for broken wares I ever aw. I have
articles mended with it that ttand as good as
before they were troken Sold by ail drug
gists and country merchant ,or if your drug
gist naan t got it. nor wont lend for it send
3b cents for a bottle to
JNO. T. PATRICK, SoIeMan'fr,
ap!29-5t Wadesboro, N. C
Steamer PassDort,
I
QAPT. J. W. HARPER,
Will resume SUN DAY
TRIPS TO SMITHVILLE, April 27,weather
permitting. Dally Trips Taa usual. Leave
Dock at;9.30 A. M.
apl 26 j GEO. MYERS, Agent.
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35
18
20
35
50
13
10
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12
90
X)6
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PORK Northern.citvmess.10 00
Thin, y bbl '. 00 00
ITime, y bbl(ettra). 10 50
Kump, IS bbl......;. CO 00
KICE Carolina, fl)
East India, y lb
Rough, Zl bushol ..." .1
RAGS Country, V lb .......
Uity,
ROPE..: 1..
J-LCUJp !,
Manilla
SALT Alum, y sack
Liverpool, w sack
American V sack ....
Marshal's fine, sack......
uaait sack...
SUGAR Cuba, fl)
Jforto Kico,
A Coffee, lb
B " fl)..............
C " fl) L.c
ExC f lb .....1
Crushed W lb J.
oOAP Northern, ft.i....
BtnlL,i!;s Contract,
Common, 19 M. ......
BTAVE3 W. O. bbl. M.10
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45
50
45
10
20
25
50
50
50
00
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i it u nnd. v K 00 oo
TALLOW w fl) a
TIMBER Shipping ? M ...10 00
jui i, extra per AJ 8 50
Mill, prime per M.. 7 00
Mill, fair per M j 5 00
Common, per M ..4 00
Inferior to Ordinarr.DerM 3 00
WHISKEY North'n, per gl i 25
North Caroina, per gal... 1 60
WOOL Unwashed, per fl)... 21
waanea, cer lb 26
Burry wool, per lb.......... 15
Specr Port (jrapj)1 Wine
Fours iVars Old I
Old.
rpillS JUSTLY CELEBRATb Xiim
Wine is made from the juice of the L 1
Grape, raised in thi, country. ltjjiWllE'4 1
Tonic ana Slrerigthening frpi;
are unsurpassed by aiiy elher natili'yJ i
unddr Mr
us purity and eenuineneis' ar ViW...... ''
I he toon-est ihihl n.ay jj.artake iu glZ'
oaj auaiitH'S. and t? e -PV.t r'
use it to advantage.
ficln.1 tn n.fjiri onH ;.. . I j re:
to tbe varjnus ai usents t;, at afflict the weik
HELIED'oNr'1 A WISf T;S
Spcer's P. JT; Shei ryi
The P. J. SnERRY'is-a .Wine of 51 pt
RIOR CHARACTER and partakes r.f tEl
g lden qualities of the grape from which
is madei For MKDlClNALpKOPLRTiu
it will be found unexcelled . I '
Speer; P. J. or Pedro . J. Brand; !
This, noted Brandy, is a ipure dtilUti A
from the grape and is equal to the fineit hi
nessy or Otai d ' Bi alidits; for medicinsl pw.
posea it can be relied up n an strictly pn
See that the sijeature of Alfred
Passaic, N. J., is over the cork of each W
ue.
A. SPEER'S. Mt.
New Jersey,
ork.
For sale by G KEEN A FL AN.V R- J r
MUNDS, Druggists, and P L.SBRIDGKRjJ
4 CO. I . ! ,; it..
Prospect iVinoraK.
Office, No. 3 Warren StSew
t
Beautiful
' ' i j
Lace
Lilsev
Gloves
neat, cl'?arj
BRUCE WILLIAMS
ATTOHNEY AT
! Pender County, N. C
WILL ATTEND at Stanford, (Burgaw) ryZZZT 1 , t uyt weeK or moP
! everv Mondav. and at hii offiL Jt PTheon'y Restaurant in the citv.
Collections and Conveyancing a Specialty
June 4-dAw I , . '
"The Collins House
On The European Plan.
. 1 i
Corner Front and Ked Cross Street
Jlear Union Depot-
J RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
my ir.enaa atia I the public that I have
opened tbe above House and am now pre
iu luruisu meais ana lougingg.
ResUorajit open at all hours.
mcea lw and bed-rooms
tnd airv. . i i
bpecial rates by day, week or moiith
V 1:1
' veijy ;i.oxe, '
. in
G00 00 " . . 1 ' i - .
S'liS The Latest Styic !
jk r ' j -. ! i
IX. i I ; ' 1
12; ' , . " ALSO. h',i
13 , . I 1 ' I i :
70 j oo.". 1 ' . I : : "
80 & 00 ' I '
SOMETHING E
A0H& 00 H , ! I
oo e 9 i! - ' 'i
7 IN 1 . . i ,
00 fj i ! .
9 ' lVA i"
! 6 Q 7X I ' . i
5 00 7 00W fi . . Y ' q I
00 00 . : I
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12 00 I
10 75
8 00 ' ' I
J S Bretonne Lac; s l
400 -'-li
3 50 , V !
I rH Blapk ami White, i ; J
i7' . . " ' : - - .'-'I ,1 -.'!!:
A fine lot of ) ,
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From thrco for 5 cei;ts ff i
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W. M. COLLINS
oct-2G-2taw-mthu PronHr
The Missionary
fOLPOUTEUR FOB THE COAST OP
V NORTH CAROLINA AND TdE HA.
HAMA ISLANDS WILL VISIT wn.
mington and the Sofods during the month
of June ; from Soatn' Caroiiaa line up to
Cape Fear during July ; from Gape Fear np
to Cape Lookout during the month of An.
gust ; from t! ape Lookout to Hatera and to
HUteLine ot Vireiaia ana ttoanoke laltmi-
anrmz the roontha of Hep ember and Octo
ber; Frying Fan Ligotaiup and Bahama
Ialanda daring the Winter months. -
W. J. FOTTX&.
Miaaionary Colpot tear.
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J. O. Smithyille, H, C,
W-lm
A WEEK in your ' own
t,owii,aijd no ca ,ital risk
ed. )'ou can eivet thfl'hii.
siuess a trial without expose. rlhf lit
opportunity ever on'eiediortbosti wilLngto
worK. xeusnoulft fry nothi. g else until
you see for yourself what vou can dn at. iia
business we oiler. No room to explain
here You can devote all your time or onlv
your spare timo to tbe business, and make
great pay f x very hour that vou i work.
Women, make as much as men. 5?nrf
special private terms and particulars, which
we mail free. $o Outfit free. Dont com
plain of hard times while you have such a
chance. Address H. HALLKTTi & CO.
Portland, Maine. ! iune 7-d&w. '.
ALL LINEN HA?fi)KERCHISFi 5
Tlie "Flexible Hip Corset:is siHl
rl
the favorite. Hosiery,
patent fastening Kid Gloves
Keck wear and other
Fosters
numerous to mention e
articlco too .
at
Iff. H.
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