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I.A.TK UKNEUA L X KWs. :" '
Senator Chandler of Michigan, the
old war-d'g, p'uke at Tortland, Maine,
nfor two liours. Uis discussion of the
financial question and the slates riglits
'ftcrcpy elicHcd tremendous applause,
lie has .'carried consternation iuto the
ranks of the Urceubackers and licniO"
crnt. , -'
A. ,sort ut war of- r.ice? has broken
out. in Quebec between the French
Canadian and the Irish ship Uborer.
Three thousand were marching llio
slreils ou a side,- and live men had
been killed. The police were unable
to suppress the fearful riot..
The pcslilence dnrTng the week has
"neither perceptibly increased nor di:
ininished. On Thursday, a by tho
. Memphis telegrams, the new cases
were 40 and on Friday ouly 11. fto
the -number of new cases, ! as of the
deaths, has vibrated during the wedi.
The course of theHcoiirge'.tends i to show
that it will only end with cold; weath
er. Tho apprehension that the 1'i vc.r
may' spread to other towns does not
Hecni so great as heretofore.
llcre are three southern items. Two
yonng nun at" Washington, clerks for
Mr. Casey Yung of Tennessee, one 17
and the i)thc( ID years old. Their duel
was not dangerous because neither 'of
the pistols were loaded.- Two fel
low in Nashville, Teriu., got into a
lMrri about .a lady. Tho coat collar
of one aid the left arm of the other
were -hit. Then they shook hands.-
A very beautiful 'lady, from lioutsvillc,
only a few months a widow, was thrown
r
rioleiitly from, her carriage at Long
llrancli atid'j taken up for dead. She
h.iH reeovertnl. .
. .Any one 'among Americans who saw
' that polished English orator, iho Ucv.
Pr. Newman Hall, during his visit to
America a few years ago, will regret to
learn that he, has just been granted a
divorce frwm his wife, on account of
alleged adultery with a niaii named
Ivichardson, a 'stable keeper.
The state of Ilhodo Island yet sup
pnrls 138 Narragausett Indians, who
still maintain their tribal relations and
boh their land, under a treaty made in
1 70!, by Niyigrel, their old Sachem.
Judge Tarbcll, first comptroller of
the Treasury, holds that tho appointees
of local boards acting under tho Na
lions!' Hoard of Health, are not United
States ollicers, but merely agents.
The recent revolution in llayti seeiua
to be assuming atmore reason ulU. as
pect. The; revolutionary drmy .has
t ken peaceful possession of the Capl
tal. rort-jtl-IVince. and ha divided
the country into five provisional mra
r partments, under five General. Ifuiet
' ti Tcslored, am election is lo be held for
VriVulent Dv" or vacancies in menibcrs
the National Assembly, .and a new
arid improved government establislinl
by l'e absent of the people, j j.
, Tjre owu of Scrajevo, tho C'ai i'.ol of
llMiia has becu nearly ali burned down
with a Un of 50,IH)0,000 florin v , -
It appears that Prof. Nonleuhljold
on the steamer ,Vrga has arrived at a
point neat IWhring strait where whaling
vessels gt annually, but is enclosed by
i ice, whew he had to winter, j If he gets
out safely to Bebrtm; strait it will! bo
the first vessel which has made that
passage... . ' j ' ,
! Mr. Gladstone, speaking at the open
ing ol the Art Exhibition, at Chester,
said when America learned to trust en
tirely to her own splendid natural re
sources, the great genius of her people,
and their marvelous proficiency in the
adaptation oflaborsaving appliance, iu
which she was at the head of the world;
fa would be a formidable competitor
with the English manufacturer.
The people of Tennessee have toted
net to accept the proposition ht the
bond holders to py 50 cent on a dollar
on loetr tai
The bones of the late A. T. 6lewrt
reported found and placed in the crypt
at Memorial tiamen ana pnuer cuare
ppf turn out not to hap been foqnd
at alU. But a mythical indirlsluatrrep-'
entd bv an auoraey, appears who
trvv,"" 0 v v t
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oO'ers to produce the, banqs ,iprj $250,
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fi itn milniMll I . am mmtnm mmm li iiiitll I
v.uu.UUIVcU u wiun nujixa i
to xur. ogrioger oi t luioois, -cerutin t
it.) i. J i l . iici i j- : i
o -r . t i
tercsted of human beings, and doesn't
care wuo is ine JJenoeratie canaiaai
fur Prcsidmit. Rut hA thinks : that 1
t'larkson N. Potter, of -Cypher Pir-
patch" memory, ought to bo candidate j
lor Governor of New-York! r-r'f , Tv
Yi-,iA Phillinaliiui rvutonta scolds I
in tPHr in T?nrf.n I .Kirk fi -n
ounces his edtirb dissansfectiori with
the' Dentocratic and Republican I par-
.u, .w J...btMat w ' '
i"N pf f 'Rfatthew iWbb" the fengllohfi
man w'hii'swani' the English Channel
in 1875 swam the other day from Sandy
Uook' Point to llanhattan '.fieachlS
miles as the tide took him, fn 8 bours;
and Came in fresh." ..
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Mr. Secretary Sherman riatends to
canvasB Ohio lor Mr. FoBter..' ,:J
, ,. CUOOi, LATf . -!tr t ' '
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A fubsctiber, makes .an enquiry in
regiird to the powers of school com
mittees. T bo school committees are
.appointed by the County. "Jommission
em, iuil under these Commissioners
haw entire control of the schools, of
course sucject to tfbcli statutes as exist,
Aiiyioiy uissaiisuea with the manage-
meiit of schools in his county or town-
hjiip, can appeal to the County Com-'
niiiwuer i for, rinedy, and of course a
school, Cfiiumittee, like any other offi
cial is liable for improper proceedings
or fur mal feasauoo before the courts.
Pl'NDER
COUNTY
MlfRDER
- AGAIN.
Wy had an article last week criticis
the Commissioners of render coun
ty, ami mo uovernor, lor not tiering a I
reward for the arrest of Walker,, the
murderer of Bell. Mr. Shaw the Chair
man of the Board of Commissioners,
informs uh that it is the, duty of the
Sheriff lo notify the Governor and re
quest a reward to be offered, and not
that of the Commissioners of Pender;
why Sheriff T Patterson has not look-
cu alter tli t", matter we know not. il
micro Is one thing we do know, the
. I
blood of Hell, the murdered man. cries
front the earth for the arreist and pun- j
Jshnieot of his murderer, and Sheriff 1
PatlerMiii. should either dqf his duty or
resign If he has not the courage to do
his duty bo ahould get out of the way
and let ninae "one else' do it.- If he has
the courage and refuses to perform it,
then ho should, be compelled by the,
strong arm. of tho law Or Is it, Sheriff,
because Bell was a negro and the mur
derer a white man? If the latter, it
may bo that you will see the day when
you will wahl the negro rote of Pender
to continue you in office,. So, do your,
duty, like Rnian. ' ? ' ;
110 f. It IV BUXTON.
T..o , Weed. of JVM
all over the state, are looking to him
as the next Republican candidate.
They claim that J udge Buxton can
carry the state by a larger majority
than any other man in the state. In
1872 he was the Republican ' candidate
for Superior Court Judge in a Demo
cratic district of 2,000 majority, not
withstanding that fact Judje' Buxton
was elected by neatly 100 majority.
t r r..: . -I lj i .L
il JU.ito wiHon;.oiram.i. ww
sauio rates, an over xiuriu varouns,
. .. -II . TLT .U ' -.. ts
snot mu uc oc iveFuo..u nut0
for governor, no.wouia te eieciea oy
23,000 majority.
There is no discount
ou Jmliro Buxton's popularity. He is
one 'ot thoso men who has been in pub
ic life for many yewrs, whose character
is pericct.y pure ana unspouea. , Anu
the ,f9lJ
era of filth cannot sy aught sgsinst
is perfectly pure and unspotted. And
him, except that he is a Republican.;
LSI I t a k 'T.a -Li AS. AB.Mkft' a-k lA.
onouiu, juugo iuwu wu
come the Republican candidate it will
1. I ll! a" ' lw aa 111 .
te equal 10 an ciccuon, wr w wm
very ur lo carry ids state, ; A
F.very good housekeeper is yery can
ft,! in Ham weatberMo Iteeii'Uf htta
.i-'m.iviBrV Closet d(aiid:Bnusel
nnipn are. sept open mornmgy wmmrw
H r?T?Aw. iuuA,".T.r'
L? A rXlXZ
cttwo place, uoleaa thw temrcftiare U
rreatly reaocea, ana nemu a- Ham u
rooms mas no uog u
' aW.ta. . 1 . .1 at aa Fa aaV.Klia
are allowed to nien
.rTLTlt XnwnJn
eoois on wry
th- h.tt weather U the npper. aast U
Uken enUrely out or we wmaow irame.
Uiherwise with the boUomaaa merely
lifted ftMt aboa. the breaift
of pealHetrce, bangs iq ?PfP"
va a- mi w"e'" ws - ' a v w
at a a i AW av I . aa at a
oiaa spanmew, u 'a-"
f the house above ana dsjow nareiius
In,t. .wtUcrln; JnterfnenUntigU,
whena UUWiTaMCJaeV' tbemoT we
hoa , In vti I .t1gbtll ihtrt
71 ' r -I.T'r.nTn.
nlateT "I "7", "? "
fvarJiUfte 10 Ulcow-a4 there U
ki-Tey Wire t!, ft,
new station. ' ..1 - .
new aution
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CITY ITEMS.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. , t.i . ' , lv
1 F xjxy U sVWTt IUUHk icli
. - . ... .
tate charge of the Tost r-ubscription
list, botn city and country.
csTtTifT T a uunrrunTiwrvrTl
oruvuiu uun vjudajuai a
? We will give a TWENTY DQLZiAR
nnr.n rrnr th.
" lar9est number f Pa'Jtn!f tcri
bert within the next three months: or by
. .,AVt ,A
. r Lj a
L, T "OtXABIOHAL." The person wri-
ting fm Washington who nigua bim.
. "Occasional" must endorse his real
flime on back of communications before
VUCJ ITIJl UB IUUIiailU III IUO t U61.
Editor.
New Inlet is closed.
'Fine rains during the past week; " .
Knights of Honor meet to morrow
night. . '... ; ; ' , . ; . .
Capt. James
M. McGowan has a
talking crow. !
Washington is a very quie.t place jus
at this time. ' ' i",
Mr. Alex. T.' London, attorney at law
is at the Warm Springs.
Five nersons are confined iu thecitv
prisonand Beven in the county jail.
Rev: Dr. Geo. Patterson will return"
the to city about the 30th of August.
The storm signal was flying yester-'
day, the first time for about two montb?.
A very large number ol Wiliuingto-j)
, , , i
nians have become seasider for the
summer.
i
.Marriage licenses wero issued to one
white and two colored eouoles durinc
the past week
Capt. Patterson has the contract to
carry the mails' between Wilmington
and Smith vilIe, N. C.
It will soon be so that vessel drawing
20 feet of water can come to Wilming
ton's wharves.
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and 10tend.4 to mako it Illd iutUre llOUIC.
Prig.' Gen. F. W. Clark, is absent. i
the Springs, having.so we learn, a lively
time. We will have to look after him.
Capt. J: F. Divine, Supetiutendent
Of the W. &. W. and the W. C. & A:
Railroads has been ou a pleasure trip
the Virginia Spring. ..
Col.-Blocker, special agent Internal
t : ? :.. ir:
revenue, is on an espeuiiion ... v
a
ginia. l ne yonei 18 nrst c.ass in a
quiet hunt after the violatois of the
WW. i
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" The Collector of Customs at Norfolk,
Col Jno. Braxton, died very suddenly
on Saturday night last. His Deputy,
Mr.J 00, KV2EJLttFZ.Z
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n f a '
The protracted meeting atlthe Italian
A. M. E. Chapel on the sound, seven
miles from the city, will continue all
next week. We invite all Christians
to come and help us. R.. H. W. Leak,
Pastor. i j
Street Methodist Churvh, who Jim been
I :!. r i i 1 f
on a visu 01 auou. - ev in u
I l : 1 i J i .1.;.. Xtl..
i era vaivnu una iciuiuct m .11119 , vy
.nu w,. .
i,,.,;,, N.edsomethiDir over one hundred and
Jersey, saya that Hon. S. II. 1 tshblate
r,fniirritvi.atoninirattholTiitedSUtea
v. J o I
.. . . nr. 1 .11
Timet will see that our Mayor is pnper-
ha
Edition to us -afety
., .
Bxllur ron tub SuFFEBfeRS.At a
I ataar- k W W X
1 meeting of uarouoa xooge, xvmgrrj oi
Honor, of this city.held a feV evenings
I ' a a. . ' ' a,
I ago, the sum or hny doUars was donated
their suffering brethren in Memphis.
1 1" aDOTe amoan w micnueu
H l-lho"
hcktn citywho are unable ot them-
i wvct pt w w
Tbre rentlemn lit ins ou .Mun
hn nonnd had a day of Cue 'eport on
I Friday. They caught from one of the
i mT.i. B..r tK. Masonboro Inlet one
I Viimlrvtl and two fine, larra sheen bead.
-
"".IZiLi. ' Co c-K -r-
Vh. they left the wreck the fi-h were
h.iBr fi-elv. but bat ine filled their
i mtn compelled to atot fish-
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The ateamer Oovemora lUqd. Capk
rL a Fter. bound iroa New Yorkto
House in mat place. uoio uiei'" i
i z , . , ' h , . jus was tae uin
pbarlealon, was towed up to Uu po . f
on Friday W by the lniot Boat Jdyt-l
I m u, having been blown in he?
boikr when orty saks eouth of the
Psp ? Tk on the
rd tJlJ, UuR? Wen, wtithei
T". .nw-a
5? U V.
; -w 1
.iUa4 waters la that viciaity.
., Mr, Jasper Bis&op, a good, BepublK
can, has been appointed route agent
'on the railroad . between. Wilmington
and Richmond, inIr. Bailly's District
The Department . deservea; credit for
this appointment, for it is one of the
best that could t0; beeamade. 'Mr?
Rishop'is in :teteryiway Qualified, be
sides he needed the ' place, and he is a
good square Republican. -i,,
Col. L. E Sfcr, Deputy Collector of
the Port of Wnmwgton leaves to-morrow
on a yisit to liawreucd Mass. lie
expects to be absent; pear) iuonth .
We supposo he intends ,'tdwisUi !Long
Branch, Newport, 'Manhattan Beach,
Saratoga and a few; other, places where
men of great means and talent congre
gate for recreation and pleasare.' We
hope he will hare a' pleasant tri p and
lots of fan, ; '":T',t -
ExcursjOn , TO' Columbia SJ C.f
There will be aftmcursion to Columbia,
South Carolina, to-morrow, Monday.
The train. 'will leaVef the Union . Depot
at 11 o'olock a. m. .The Manager, Mr.
Jno. H- Whiteman, will
spare no pains
to make the trip- p
those who desire to go.
easant one for
He desires us
to state that he has made special ar
rangements for thef aocommodation of
those white persons who wish to go. .
" The following persons, convicted last
week in the Criminal Court, left here
on Wednesday . morning for the Pen
itenteary, at Raleigh, in charge of Dep
uty Sheriff Daniel Howard, viz:
Harry Lee, alias Bazzle Williams,
larceny, 7 years. , i
Charles Hansley, aiiat Charles Rob
inson, larceny, 7 years.
W H Merrick, as.su It with intent to
commit rape, o years.
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The following, also colored, hare
been sent to tho House of Correction :
Sam Pickett, assiilt and battery, 60
days. ' ';,:'. ' :!. : "
Milfrod Hunter, costs, for 30 days.
Knights of Honor Endowment. -!
Friday morning j the Trustees and
Reporter of Carolina Lodge No. 434
Knights of Honor of 4 this . city, paid
over to Mrs. Joseph N. Hinton the
amount endowed upon the life of the
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1' .u uas.
I mtnih(r Thn oiutowmOKli tviiiil.l hfivo
been received by Carolina Lodge at a
much ' earlier period, but ' for the fact
thai there had been some changes in
the blank forms of death notices used
mi the Order, of which the ' Lodge was
not coguizant, Mr. Hinton being , the
first of its members who had died. The
change in the Want forma delayed the
payment of the money at least thirty
I djl" - nJ :t ia ihoueht bv those who
l - ". - .
aro nted that Ihe amount wonld
I I
i hayo bn rfCciTe1 here withiQ lhree
i week9 of lhe Iloufication of the death.
I 1- .. ; i
Tho i-lirr.
I A. UU VUV V l wg XMj. I'VMl v w u w w w w
city banks
Old Folks. From Walker Meares,
I fllVlt DJlLiV VIU nulls viugnVVt
I in his work. Clem Smith, colored,
I claims to be 110 fears old, and gives
I as data the following: When quite a
young man he belonged to a man named
Balloon, and then running on a email
coasting vessel between .Lock wood's
Fnllv and this citv. - Durincr onn of
,B. , broj.e ODe the rtur
I - - .
trJll to th:- hit it for tk-
I r f
1 :,
if wtJrph,takeno the Inlet wasform-
t year ago, and if what Clem said is
true he is an older man than he thinks
r..
A colored woman, whose name, we
hftve forgolten cw lo be consider-
ably oyer one hundred. Sheaays. he U a
genuine Afri an, and was brought irom
Afrjc direct to Charleston. She cirea
I
a jaU 4a i,cr ase and does not
twu to .tt u. enjoyment of her
I Vf
mjCnt3li f.cunics. She has tfee aprear-
mcis f Win- an old woman, and is
shrivelled and dried-up until she loots
'Hke . mutamy. jUef.. Udt is hardly
j lban tbatof
larger than tbat of a twelve year old
child. :
Old Aunt Raaey Cwrcoran,- who is
known to many of ur old citixena.
claims to be something over a hundred.
I cue w we nower i w u bci wuy
1 ' ... . ' m k
I Corcoran, who aiea some iwo jeari
sco. lt wiU b remeberedUut old
go. It wi
Uncle Billy, was m drayman for many
J ana waa in we e-piuy 01 air,
Jno. Dawon for a l Ume Ufbre
I u Ad, It u ttnosht that aant
.U. rvu
v Vr.
-jv W 1 m w
child, and by a second
aUtmtWofCoXrT COHMisj03tw
The Board met HonJ oI-
(41
V?. !
tjmmmf Ci-orntasLsad Ossaxak
tew-1 atoeera R L Worth, :A- J. GimSj.
the! JamMo-tioeyraI XL AItaz;-
I . . . . - . r t a .-...
It,-
meeting of the J ustices and County
Commissioners on the 4th mst., -being
under discussion, t . was ordered, that
the taxes for current expenses be re-j
duceot iirom 42 cents on, the real, per
sonal (and. mixed property to( 34 cents
oh the $100 ( Valuation, and the 'poll
from$t " f 102,' all ; other. taxes
remaining j unchanged.. Se .that the
taxleTy for the year 1879 will be - as
follows ; V ','.,',:Iv,T;'...; ,'';;r :;
r For current expenses,: 31 . cents oa
real, personal and mixed property. 1 ;
. For Criminal Court, 18 cents on real,
personal and mixed' .'proper iy.j J ;
'ZjS'pt' debts, BQ, cents -on, real per
sonal and mixed property.", i : f - J J
For new debts, 5 cents on. real, per
sonal and mixed property.'11'' k .j
1 Making a total of 87 cents on tlie'SlOO.
;jiUft,.:i il'Xli poll tax
For current expensed' -For
Criminal Court, .
! f.
! 1.03
ii 64
m:
f vi'uyn uvitO) i .. . . ,f.
15
Total,
J 1.71
The Board of Aldebmen. At a
called meeting of the Board of Alder
men, held Tuesday afternoon,' Messrs
J. R; Blossom & Evans were granted
permission to drive a line of piling one
hundred feet , long, commencing at the
south line ot, Davis street, thirty-five
feet from the west line of the nearest
wharf and running down' stream, for
the purpose of mooring the eastern side
of their Floating Dock, the west side
to be anchored. -r '' .
"The: Board then adjourned, to meet
on "Wednesday afternoon, ' " ; ' i " r
!. ,The Board of Aldermen met! at 5
o'clock, pursuaut to adjournment pf the
afternoon previous, when the following
proceedings were hadr J ,u, ' t
. Aldermai Hill o ire red a. resolution
to tho effect that tho operation, of tho
cattle ordinance be suspended until the
next regular meeting aof tho Board, in
order t give comflaiaauts a hearing.
Alderman King moved to amend so
a to make the suspension extend to
the Istof November bext, which was
agreed to,
The resolution of Aldermau Hill. -as
amended, was then passed.
Petitions I of Messrs. ,C. M. Harriss
and J. H. Williams, for permission to
erect houses on Fourth, between Nun
and Chtirch; streets; were granted. ' j..
Petition of Col. J. W. Atkinson, tor
permission to erect a wooden building
on the wharf in rear of Messrs. New
bury & Chasten' store, en North Water
street, between Princess aud Chcsnut
was referred to Committeo.eu Firo De-
partment. . ;.. . ',;. : . , '; I;
, The Board then adjourned. j
i NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PTANHQ and ORGANS, $1. 100 Panos
XT I fi 11 VO only $21! 50; H70 OrKan
onw iwsiKa ureans only 3T3 75. tkk.
MRNUOUH RhUJUCTION during the Mid
summer months. Having uvcu jRXmrrisrr
MAY UK or my city and entrusted with the
bonds should be sufficient proof of my re
sponsibility, t Latest circular and Illuxtra.
ted Newspaper free. Address UAN1KL K
B CATTY, Washingtou. N.J. ang 16 4w
AUKrilo wanted For the Best andFaot-
et Helling Pictorial Books aud Bibles
races reduced aaper cent, xhatiokat. iud
lIsuino Co., Fhila., Pa. , . augltflw
H1 OOA retames In 30 days on f 100 dot
tJ)X uJJ lars vested. Official KeporU
and Information free. 1.1 ke protlU weekly on
Stock options of 110 to S30. Address T. l"OT-
TKR WKIOirr A Co.. Bankers, 36 Wall mU.
flew ion, aininiw
1 i BENSON'S ,
CAPCINE PORUS PLASTERS
CURES LAME AND WEAK I
BACK.
OLD BY ALL DRUGGIST i. .
BEABUKY A JOHNSON,, Proprietors 21
Mas v a Dollar formerly spent ones
oensive EMiipnnr natns u now avea brsab.
siltnUnstnvrefor
Glen's Sulphur Hoap.
wnieh i Just as beneAiclal but inOnitely
eheaaer. 'Local diseases or the skin rlMu-
niUMD sa (o areau relieved brims
standard remedy. Complexion blemtehes
are eradicated t7 It, and it imparts to the
reticle a nearly whiteness and velvety son'
nm wlik.li greatly enhances female rharma
Hold by Drugauu ..-j-. , i w
oiuneAnnK The only rorablnartloh
OiluVVr Vilaf a of toe true Jamaica (lu-
f facer with choice. Aro
matic adn rrt Bt h Itraa
dy lor Cuolera, Cholera
Mortraa. Cra tons and
J1S1.I1CA
latns. liarrh- nl Dys
entery. IHspepnla Flato
leney. Wan of Toole and
Activity la the Btomach
and bowel and avoidtaiK
the dancer ot Chanre
GINGER
i ater, rxxM aa Climate
aoclSIW
JDr. SLNDFORD'S
LIVER INVICORATOR
It a Standard Pamlly Remedy far dlseasm
of the i Liver. onMCh aad Rowels. Ill
pnrety Vsiceiabl. It never Ixpbttitate It
1 OsUtat tie and Tonic It hs bew naed la
ttuun 3 ye-ara with napfveedeaUd reantta.
sucurcvuar.
! KT, W. BAXurOIUX XL V
ICS nroadway. New York City.
Any Drmrctst wtU tell yon iu UrpnUtloa
FEVERS
SIALARI AL and all rverM be avJ4
by kecfUMC UM Momarix. bowvta. II vw and
KMnrrt ta r.eaiiy rofraiuos vim ativci
AHUs TKrnTALTiKY raytlriana rs
IroaUs isflidlMU oC this rvmly tar
tbetr safety (root di -, and all who take
Ihta toale esvap atcknea and Vrvera d
wry kind. Ko tr tveae-ly swrrty
ain-aasrswoveery aorbMtia
rv. and 11 Mttl b Litsaw tb fmrtvU
knidtM mm immu w en itsswrr. Inf
Slsta attl IL VAN Bl.aXltU.at 41X M sw
ay atrnvf-ew imi tuaa-f tm 17
aStl bv lb l-
Ca tal m repaired
, wtU stmt
Mn, vis iu. nwjra
bJtw at w-or
swsswaa
ax aaytatag
tM work H ltt
wvark H lt smmI
ajiyox eaa r" rixM at
tMaaev tass sveibse wiU
m4 aivaJei bar
t.av.
haaf
aa IbMf aAJl IMS"' '
1 iirasa Craav
aa awl
ysA work are
B '
w rr?--rTrT7;
Aaa. aa
SWSa.JS
NEW ADYERTLSEMENI&
Wanted at the Old Rock Quarry.
T
vHREE HUNDRED HANDS WANTED
CAPS FKAR - RIVER. STEADY WORK I
aoj l2w J. J. CURTIS, Sapt.
.-. iv- 1 . "" i
SALE OF
it t -
Tlic ; Wilmington, : " Collmuia i And
f Angnsta Rail Boad, j
Under Decrea f Foreclosure
,kia-
TY VIRTUE OF A DECREE Or THE
? : L.' 1 . '.':'"': ..
Circuit Court of the United
tf'if.? I
'Ot ueorge 8. 1
District or XJortb. Carolina.
District, made in the case ot Ueorge
Brown and . Enoch Pratt, trustee' com-
lalaaate, against The Wlliotngton.Oolum
la and oeusta Rail Road Company. De
fendant, the undersigned, - Daucaa . J,
Devane, Commissioner appointed -by said
decree, will sell by-pnblfc ancUon, to the
nignest oiaaer. m im uoan House aoor in
the City of WUmlneton,- In the Ett of
flortu uaroiina, on w JUWHISDAX, : lab
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D., IS79. at
12 o'clock, JMU the cnUre Rail Road, as the
same xists and Is now used known ae the
WIXAHNQTON, COLUMBIA AUGUSTA'
RAIL ROAD, extending from the Citv of
Wilmington, In the state or North Carolina. I
to the Citv . or Colombia, in the t&u of I
Sooth Carolina, atJisUtnoe of One Hundred I
ana filnety-cme MUes, wltb all the Rail
ways, Rights of Way, Depot Grounds, and
other Lands. Tracks, Bridges, . Viaducts, I
lanAto . UlatlXn llnil.AI Vnn-lMA tlA..dA.
WIWWi UWIW.'U AAWUO. ..II IUQ A1U1UOB. I
tr nouses, rreiguinouses, wooa nouses, 1
- . . . . .? . . . -
Maehlne iShODB. and all other sbods.1
Houses I
or Buildines. and all Locomotives. Tenders.
cars ana outer Honing ttOck or Equip
ments, and all Machinery. Tools. Imple
ments. Fuel and Material of any kind for
constructing, operating, r repairing or re
placing ine saia xuui uoaa. or any pan
thereof, and all Appurtenances or Fixtures
or tne same, Deionging 10, or purcnaaoa Dy,
saia oeiore namea aexenaant, togeuier wuu
all and singular the Corporate Bights,
Jtranchtses ana privileges or th said above
named defendant, as the same are set forth
in ine indenture or mortgage referred to l n
rights, title, interest property claim and
demand of said defendant. In and to any
and all Real and Personal Proneitv. or
i.na Kill n mi in ..in mu a bib ttm att.i.
enects nerem before referred to, or which
isowuvu vj naiu ueienaani, ,
The purchaser will be required to pay In
Casb. oa the day ot sale, or within Thirty I
IVava thnriiflfiAP thA enm nf Tarnntv I
purcnase money in tnree equal payments,
at Three. Six- and Nine Months, lrom the
day of sale, with interest from that date at
the rate or Six per centum per annum; The
purchaser or purchasers mayfpay any part
of the purchase money not required to be
nam in i-asn, in any or ine outstanding
bonds, or the coupons thereof, secured by
the mortgage, or deed of trust, referred to in
the BUI and decree in said caase, to the
extent or tne pro rata percentage of the par
value of the said bonds and ooupons which
the holders thereof will be entitled to re
ceive upon the distribution of the proceeds
of the said sale under the aforesaid decree.
The certificates of indebtedness mentioned
in the Bill and decree in this cause, will be
except the sum of Twenty Thousand Dot-1
iars aDove mentioned, at tne same rate as I
coupons of the mortgage bond, provided I
tnat tne coupons pledged as ool lateral a for I
Baid certmcatcs, and to a like amouut I
ther0with,-Bhall accompany aud bo sur-
rendered witn ine said ceruncates. '.
los8ession will be delivered to tho. nnr
chaser whenever and so soon as one naif of
ail tne purcnase money snail have been
paid to the undersigned Commissioner, and
assumed all the contractu and liabilities of
iue purcnaser or purcnasers snail nave
tne ueceiver neretofore appointed In this
cause, and shall have indemnified' him
against the same, and when the Court shall
so order under the terms of the decree,
j - - DUNCAN J. DEVANE,
. . Commissioner
augS U1 .
niu.so wj
lEKl DAVIS'
PAIN - KILLEli
I3 TUX
Best Family Medicine of the Age.
And why It should be kept al wkys nar at
hand: .
1st. PAIN-KlLLEIt la th biosi certain
Cholera cure that medical science has
produced. .
'nd. Pais Ki i.lkb, nm a Iqarrcra and Dys
roMrry remvoj ciim 11 cveriaiis.
3rd. r4r-KltXKB WtU cure Cramps or
t am in any pan 01 toe system, a
. single dose asually anorts a cure. 1
4th. rAis-KttJUU will rnredysnepaU and I
lad Icestlon, if used accordl ng to dlreo-
- uwaa. . . v.". '- ii
6th. rAiK-KiLLKn is an almost never-tall
Ing cure for Huddcn Colds. Cuugha, '
SLh. Pai J(-K illsk baa proved attoverrica
Remedy tot r"ever and Ante, and Chin
Fewr; it has cared the moat obstinate
; equaled tor Krot Ilium lHllbUlns,
Lurna. Rrniar. ful. Miut Ac
Sth. PAIH-ICtlAjiat ha ert ra !
stand lag.
Kb. PAI-Krixjra will atslrar (WaUa. rel-
00 a Whitlows H4 Korea, gtvtng relief
. rrosa pata after tae am arymsia.
lth. Psrw-KrULaa rwres neaitarbe. and
Toot bach a. . . .. .
lit, r AiS'ltiUAs mu tsvs m 4ut 04
McAa-M atMautajr a 4iM la UaMl
an4 Ikiarlrars bUiA.
IZJh. i'stx-KtuLSJa bas been & taa
vaMMtnvr tatrty-swveai yts;aswl t a
bersi Sua Stan l Mairy 'r Tkw
JftlsMl l wsv tocetJber
adctwai ruWf of ali
aay Wrnurviy trs-ikaied by IU sad
n crwss axweaxsrt ris
tai mat be auva4 tarwweb
saaks tt tattwrauva wnae) nery
lo awyry taecai ilti stiS tXua vi
aaraanedjAatkiyns.w4swSar Tfcerat-lCiaXamta sxenr kswn s4as
veeciated ta every svarter e ta ..
Hyvbrtan lawaawaal is ta ikwtr stMa
aWasU rallies a twrtety baeeA4 ta U
I-s-4wwri.'iveni-r
y-j rare asi be? Ua r'. l-syy trt
tmk, tuMl swanry rry o-xary uim
Lirasr- 11 rt r" -
NlAIJVEimSlENTS.
:; We stood at an open window -yt
- Leaning fu over the sUXJ ,
And IT ammethlng hadnt nappCDed
We ml-at have stood there U1I; ,
Bat we reached Cor a bang ins BtuUtor
In n blinding northeast breeze,
Bo our niends win have to be Invited," W
- Tojoln In the obsequies. "
1 F WE CODLD OXI.Y IT AVH VwftVW
what a storm was brewing l La a teapot).
never have venLnmi nnr K.a.i ..t.i.i-
tint wiBJow; lat UUtoolaTe 'resrWu
"""1 "j o . uuuiueu, C99Illiy
sqneieaed, have beon sat upon, aod oar
friends: and the public genera. lv are re.
BpvcuuijyuiTticMioaitena tueobsequleaoa
SATURDAY NKXT
and we stake vat iitation on it iiii
h . i!T7 7. ". ' " ,'.u
T.?r?" "T- J
Ashe all
uips urn slides, and every time he
, UP woelully. AVeleav
w. . a ivmuq , w jiuvi uuk me jiieanuifir
ends'', to Hud out the m
. . .
IU Ul. U1AWA
. , , . i v
- and while they are dolus so
! .. F. 1 1 . ... 1 .. .. 1
... u"iuk viueoiiuiix;
Ilavn'twetha ullmt nn.i i
thekitate? . . " "
Havn't We tha Mnrml iw.b- L.. i .
WlUnlngtou? r .
Ilavn't we made Prices ninch'tti tiMKinM
Wo commenced- .... .. . . . TT
Ilavn't we been vrrv im :ir.MWms.t. 1 M
and impolite to, ou? 7 7
.i-r,
Ilavn't wa ohare'Al vnn fr at II ' iAt . A
delivered?
Ilavn't we matin a urcni
a. S a a r- - -w -aajM wa.csm c
and refused to correct them when ouralten-
the above quckUoiihu I 11 ni
A.11 or our . mends who answer "r-s" to
lit, ttnv avw-. . k . . 4W
P.L. BRIDGERS & C0.
rd!!L5t5 n over ,aRt Sunday's j.aper ws
.'rr me tacti acanowledg-
V V V V ,w"le OI our urotlicr Rrocers that-t
" ,., wjr pan 01 uicir trad, and
"1 mn PlH,a, theoUiers not to leave
H ereKret this exceedingly, esclal
1 r- ...... 1 . VBIll VIM
yas they were so kind and eon.lderaia
about ourcumlntcto srlef. but ur,.w.u.
we bavedelermiued todo the
largest iietaiigi:oci:iiy
overdone in Uiimii.... m . ..
, lilUav
THE BLOODY CHASM HAS BEEN
HUIDuED OVEH.
THE LITTLE JOKE1W arc not quite
. . gone.
Afiae; lino of TOILET SO AIS re-
cciyea to-uay, very low down.
The OLD CAI'E FKAU is llonrbhins
ana JUAUTELLE swimming.
We have bar 11 t,xtr muA umiai 11, .t
"tiagar r Peace," a fine Havana It M).bul
still think It would be bad policy Ui U
lurnishlng the papers with our 11 u liw-fr y
production-, aa thty have the tendcorr ta
keen prices very low, which we, of cvnrao.
wltu all other SHi Kmcera. cU-lr- M1iv
want nouh left to pay lor clerk a Itirvi
store rent and taxea.
NOT PURITANICAL.
Althoogh otpm! t tlie driukin tf
Uqnora.
I . L. laillDOKIiM m f. mrw sms
aa tbey Uilnk nri ItKT CIUSH t i IU it: Ml '
KTuilK ranalldrd t be vttttoui: buttwv
promta tne uvdlea llutt hey wuutd ftr
nna oat tnere was any on u srwnUr, aa
It sbwm be laktn nan nvr to be at max.
I BUMUaVUUNEU, .
I '
fcTUAKTri DKWanJ
' ".-V:1!- j':: -i,.: 5 -
DU UH AM OLD UYE
rotire4 this week.
TBY OUU tUTTKU AND LAiiDt
The rarvt, oUed, 4 bent iXHlS
WUISKEY Im there, to U
. bought oa!r at
"!P; L BR1DUERS & CO'S.
r. a-w tS svnVIy fta4.d U iWte.
tare t eat ayar S& 1 Ml an 1 a U. naf n f i..: r
by a Sw.Tieai gr f.aseteiiKna"t4
tassaMwitas tuaaat Saattf a irsae g
aA.ex m 1 m e4 a e b'nw-il, kavataJt
f-wa trm aSl S-:.jare .