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SUNDAY, MAY 23. 1875.
. WLLMLNQTON. N . C. :
BY TELEGRAPH.
EUItOPK
CHURCH TROUBLES IN ITALY.
CRISIS "IS THE BELGIAN
. (h-V- CABINET.
London, May 22 Noon. A dispatch
to tbe Standard from Rome says : The
Italian govern men has ordered the
removal of all Bishops who have not
reoeived the royal exequatur endow
ing their appointments. Tho Arch
biBbop of Palermo has already been
no tilled to leave his Soo.
It haa been reported that the Belgian
Cabinet la in an extremely diJhoul po
sition and that a oriis is immiutmt.
The trouble, it is said, is owingjto the
pressure or tbe UHramoutanee.
THE FIWK FIEAD.
THREE VILLAGES IN PENNSIL-
' YANIA DESTROYED.
THE AMERICAN SWITZERLAND
INFLAMES.
LATEST FROM OSCEOLA.
ScrAjiton. Pens., May 22 Noon
The school bouse and nearly ah the
residences in the villages of Ever
green, tttoddardtaville aud Uoldsbo
rough hare been burned. Thousands
of acres of forest are flaming. Other
settlement and saw mills are threat
ened. Three miles of the Feminylva
nia Coal Companv'a cravitv mad on
the oolebratea highland range, twelve
miles from ocranton. are destroved.
and the immense coal and paawuger
traffic completely barred. k Without
rain 1,400 square miles of forest lands
are doomed. This latter, from its
beauty, ia known as the American
Switzerland.
Washington, May 22 Night The
latest from the burning woods reports
that the wind is abating with a pros
pect of raiaui.' j
Osokola, May 22 Night The
Methodist aod Oatholio churches. with
a few buildings In their vioiuity were
saved. The restoi the town is utterly
destroyed. Abont 1,500 people lost
t everything. Ia the village of Hontz
dale 100 woodmen lost their homes.
The losses will reach $3,000,000. The
fire swept ten townships in Pike coun
ty. The fire originated by tramps set-
. ting fire to that .,
YllltilMA.
THROUGH CARS FROM BALTI
MORE TO NEW ORLEANS.
ACCIDENT TO THE TRAIN CON
VEYING THE RICHMOND
MILITARY FROM THE
CENTENNIAL.,
Washington, May 22 Noon The
Virginia Midland Railroad, and its
connections via Lynchburg, East Ten
nessee and Atlanta, inaugurate a fast
schedule to-day between New Orleans
and New York. The patent steam
lifter at Lynchburg, by which tbe
trucks of through oars will be changed
in seven minutes, will be in operation
on the 1st of June, when the line will
aooomplish the unprecedented feat
of running through cars from New
Orleans, on the (mlf of Mexico, to
Baltimore, on the Chesapeake Bay.
Richmond, , May 22 Night The
special train on the Piedmont Air Line
returning from the Meckleuburg Cen
tennial with the Richmond military,
was nntracked last night near South
Bos' on, Va. Two flat cars, carrying
the guns of the Richmond Howitzers,
and the baggage oaf were smashed.
Five soldiers were injured but none
seriously, - : :
OHIO.
THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
V,',: -k IN SESSION.
A RESOLUTION, OF RECON
CILIATION INTRODUCED.
Cleveland, May 22 Night Jn tho
morning session of the Presbyterian
Assembly Rev. Robert Hayes, of
Stenbensvillp Presbytery, preiented
the following preample and resolution:
Whereof, the General Alterably of the
- Presbyterian Church earnestly desire
to enter into fraternal oorrecpondeLce
with the General Assembly of the
Presbjterjan Church South, and
whereas theoauses which prevent snali
aloorreapondenoe are certain deliver
ances 'of both bodies which now,
happily united, constitute the General
Assembly passed during the exciting
scenes of the late civil war, and
whereas the General Assembly, rtgret
ting that these acts complained of
stand in ' the way of close relations
with the General Assembly of the South
by their interpretation of concurrent
resolutions and by their expressing
confidence in the Christian oharacter
of .the Presbyterian Church South
withdraw these injurious deliverance
indirectly and by way of inference,
and whereas, what the General As
sembly has done indirectly they shonld
do directly by an affirmative action
when the glory of God and the inter
est of the Church of Jesus Christ's
KingtJow require such a prooeedurej
therefore,
Rewlved, That all acta and deliver
anoes of both bodies now forming the
Presbyterian Churoh beforo their
Union, reflecting injuries npon the
Christian character of the Presbyte
rian Chutcu South be, and hereby are
declared, inoperative and void, and
that the Churoh compl aiaing ia hereby
relieved of all such grievances under
wbu'h they Lave been laboring.
The retention was laid ou the tablo
but was Rabat iiueutly taken up and
rt-fi rrod to the Committee on Billa
and Overtures.
The Conference Committee's repor.
wan made the special order for Mon
day afternoon. -
IIEADQUAHTEUS.
SYSTEM OF NEW REGISTERED
POUCHES.
THE SUPREME LODGE OF
KNIGHTS OF PITUIAS.
SOME RESULTS OF THE WHIS
KEY FRAUDS.
Washington, May 22. Night.
The system of tho new regintered
pouches will be inaugurated as soon
as tho locks, keys, blank, &o , can bo
dibtribnted, and will start simultane
ously from the following cities by the
15th f June, it is expected : Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Washington,
New Orleans, Chicago, Han Francis
co, Cincinnati and St. Louis.
Tho Supreme Lodge of the Knights
of Pythias have decided to hold its
next session in .Philadelphia the 4th
iuemlay in August, Jo7l). A commit
tee of thirteen, was appointed to make
arrangements for the Ceutennial cele
bration in Philadelphia, and tbe 19th
of February was established as the
auniversiy of tno order and a day of
celebration. : A oomraittoe of throe
was appointed to prep. re a new man
ual, with instructions to report at the
next session of the Supreme Lodge.
The Supreme Chancellor was author-
zed to take steps to establish tbe or
der in foreign couutries.:. j ; .
1 lie President this morning appoint
ed Ferdiuan Meyer to be Supervisor
of Internal Revenuo for the; States of
Missouri, Kentucky. Arkansas and
Texas and the Indian and New Mexico
Territories, vice MoDouald, removed.
He also signed the oommissionof Asa
C. Matthews to be Supervisor of In
ternal Revenue for the States of Illi
nois, Wisconsin and Michigan, vice
Mann, removed. It s expected that
Bovernl Collectors of Internal Revenue
in those States will be removed ou
Monday or Tuesdav next, ou account
of developments growing out of the
recently discovered whisky frauds.
John H. Lightner has been appoint
ed Revenue Collector for the St. Louis
DmtricL vie MoGuire. it is reported
that Gen.; Meiggs has three years leave,
and that Gou. lngolls in the meantict
will act as (Quartermaster Ueneral.
STATE HEWS.
There was any quantity of frost
and ice visible around Rooky Mount
one or two mornings of last week. .
Mary Long, Gen. Ransom's raoing
mare, won the sweepstakes at Char
lotte on Wednesday against all com
petitors. The Rooky Mount Mail savs: Mr.
Henry Davis, a most worthy and re
spected farmer of Nash, died sudden
ly at his home near here lout night.
lie was in town yesterday, apparently
in perfect health. "
The Louisburg Courier says: An old
negro man named Fed Morris was
found dead in town on Wednesday
night, about 12 o'clock. A Coroner's
inquest rendered a verdict that he
enuie to his death from hemorrhage of
the lungs. .
The Rocky Mount Mail says : A
man by the name of Fiemming was
thrown from a buggy at Williams'
churoh last Sunday and reoeived a se
rious hurt. Both jaw bones were
broken, but at last accounts he was
alive. Whiskey was the causo of the
mishap.
The Milton Chronicle says: An old
gentleman named McFarloy, hailing
from the far West, passed through this
town last week en route for Person
county, expressly to review the scenes
of his childhood, after an absenoe of
seventy years. He was seven years
old wbon he left, and is therefore
seventy-seven years old.
The Toisnot Transcript says : Since
the 1st of January, the merohants of
Toisnot have bought 7,800 dozea eggs.
The most of these came from Nash
county. Nash is said to be noted for
its beautiful ladies, ugly men, game
ohickens, and apple brandy. '
The Washington Eoho says: The
store of Mr, J. M. Roberts, on Cho
oowinity, in this county, was burned
on Thursday night last, together with
his stock of j;oods. The fire was dis
covered by Mr. Roberts, who was
sleeping in the store at the time, and
who barely escaped with his life, in
cendiary, Lobs not ascertained,
The Raleigh News saysi The frees
Assoc ation held a meeting at Char
lotte on the 20th, and a committee was
appointed by the President to draft
resolutions of respect to the memory
of their deceased follow member,
Charles F. Harris. It was also re
solved that the members of the Asso
ciation wear the usual budge of mourn
ing on the left arm for ' the spaoe of
thirty days alter notioe of this resolu
tion. Members of the Association
will please oonform at once to the
above.
Tho Raleigh News says: We regret
to learn that another accident occur
red at Charlotte yesterday evening, in
the liuleicu Artillery Company. Dur
ing tbe firing of a salute yesterday, a
young man named Bingham, in the
employ of Messrs. Betts, Allen dk Co.,
pf this oity, had his right arm blown
off by a premutare discharge of the
gun. We are glad to learn, however,
that his life is uot endangered by the
accident,
Ho who docs not sleep enough may
be sure he is breaking the sixth com
mandment. hich renuircth ad lawful
oudeavors to preserve our own life, as
well aa the uvea of others.
thibcte or REsrairr.
UA8TLI HALL.
- Wiliot, m. o., im mj, ins.
1T5.
rr.
Wliiui, It has llHMd AlaUilT God la
tb iUipiton f kk ufMboskbl itoia
tu tentoT from ar BUM, In In aria of lir
out brvllMr KbIkUI. ran UhaaMllOT Wllllla
HolUndorf, w daoai U a duly dua, hot to
Iba BMaaorjr at tba daoaaaad and aaraalvaa, la
maka anlfaataa.raliioai fritt at kit aad aad
aatimolr anil; toerarora t It
Kturra, laat una uxiaa. tT u
P U. William HotiaadorfT kaa loat oaa of iu
oldeat mamttara; uaa wnuad nam ataada a
ararad apoa tba Utiartar af tall Ladn aa oal
ui Ita fsuiidara; oaa vaoaa mtmery aaall
arar ebarlah,aad waaaa ganta) araaaaa aaa
var ebterad and anlaiataU ua with a
good reeling toward! oaa anotbar.
of
JtoM. That to fata aad paiaatt wa toadar
u acauraao at oar aaap aaa Martial! ajav
I iht la thatr boraaTamant.
HKttolvtd, That a mortal mk af aar ra-
(oiiu oa quit iRaeribaa to our daotaaad Broth
er; loat ta iMg Hooat ha draped la uaura
Inat. our charter remain earerrd with crana
ad our mem hart wear tka utnal hadfa of
nioiirmng fur the iimmo of tMrtr dart, aa a
token of our high aaprfela'loo of bU good iar
Tioo ana nw man aoo a4 viriae.
Krmirrt tnallv. That there reaolntlent ba
ruin Itheil ia the olty paixra, and a oopv of the
unie be forwarded t tbe paranU af the de-
CNura,
iQHV H44R, Jl.
r o.jo mm d. aoort.
P. O. WM. JHO. Bl'HatAHN,
uammitaeoc
NZW ADVI1TI8IMI5T8.
CIGARS
g CENTS A PIECE AMD UPWARDS.
. TOBACCOS I alngtaod naekagea,aad
Hue tut.
Furaalaat
a. h w. ROMOit'a,
N. K. Corner Market had Seoood Sta.
mar u hi tr
LOOK hT OUR
Blue Flannel Suits,
Klegautlj made oat of BTJPXBB TLAH
MKL aarraated perfect. 1
LOOK AT OUB
CHEVIOTSUITS
ALL WOOL, at 11 Oalr.
f Call aid But.
MUNSON & CO.,
orrr clothiebs,
may tS ias-tf
We Haye Now in Store
fJIHB BEST LOT OP IIBN'S AND WO-
mea'i ererj day SHOES, inch el Mao'i beat
Kip Brofani and Woman'! Baff and Pebble
Bale and prioee low. Peraoai la want of theat
Ooodi, at wl oleaale or retail, will do well to
oall aod we them.
Alwaji a good lupply of flenta, Ladlaa,
Mlieei and Children) Ibaee en hand.
P aiaoBM iTaaar.
BTAJlS VoaOLAHK.
nay SS , M
C. D. DIIOOKt'
Choice Stuffed Mangoes,
QTTJFf BD PBPPBB8,
VAHILT PICKLBS,
aad a large variety of the beat Imparted sad
Domestic Plcklei la the State.
Freeh Parched aad Fresh Ground Jata tod
Laguajra Ooffeee erery day.
CHOICE FBI8H
lamily fSupplleN
to arrive Monday with our Juitly celebrated
New ProctM Empire rlour and
"BEST BUTTER IM THB WORLD."
10O,00 ' 104,000
OhB HUNDRED THOCIAND
8EOARS
of the Best Brand, Imported and Domeetle,
Try oar large and imall ,"Deflnoe" Began
the popular bread In the State.
BEEP TONGUES,
j SMOKED BEEF,
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
Silver Drips and New Orleans Syrups.
The largest variety of FAKOT GRO
CERIES in the State, at
OCO. MYERS.
II ft II South Front Street
1M
may tS
CORN ! CORN 1
400 BUSHBL8 BB
loreeie by
EJEttUUNKB A OAtOEB BROS
Hay. Heal, Rice and
Flour.
SIM BALE8 CA8TERN BAT,
too Buahela Water O round H.al,
60 Bbla. Kloe,
1,010 Bb i. Flour.
For tale by
KEUUUNEBA OALDBRBKUS.
Oysters. Pickles, Peaches,
Tomatoes. &c.
M Ou t (I end t Ibi) Oyiteri,
oo " tQt.aad Ft) Mcklea,
re " (X and B lha. ) f eaohaa,
M " f end S Iba. ) Tomatoee,
ISO Lye and Poteen,
too Bor.ee Tobaeeo, etc., ate.
For aalo by
KKRUHNKR m UALDBB BROS
Hoop Iron, Glue and
10TONBMOOFIBOM,
00 Bbla. Ulue, ' ..
no Spirit Caeke. . ,,,
For ami by
BKRCHMBB A CALDBJt BROS,
KXW ALVEETISIMESr.
Cold Pressed Beef!
STA OABBB ALL SIZKS A Liuary-a Peli-
eaay-a Maoaoatt. We are', Bale Afenta.
CHAS. D. MYERS k CO.,
thorU Fronts t
OZJD rASHIONED
Ougrnir Loavom,
BLIOUTLT OENTBMMlALt
Were pal ap (poatlblj) la ma. We hare had
theat a long time and hew (again) offer thai
for tale.
OLI AGENTS,
CHAS 0. MYERS A CO.,
B A 7 North Front 8t
Large Spanish Olives,
OAPIM andOAPUCIMS.
OLITBS PAKC1K8,
CHAMPIGNONS,
PETIT POIS,
rtneet Table Clareli,
Bauteratend Bhlne Wlnei.
CHAS 0. MYERS & CO.,
Nrt rrMI Ht.
Received this Day
The fourth lot of than loas handled Oottoa
Hoaa.the beat aud ebaaDeat ever hrooirhl to
thla market. Alio hare a Bna aaaortaaaul of
Parmera' Hardware of ererv deeorlptlon aui
ai prioai that will glra latlaraouoa, at the Old
CatabUahed Hardware Heuae of
JOHN PAW8UH,
Mot. II, W and U Market BUeet.
majffl ua.
Fifth Ward Backet Co,
A meeln of Fifth Ward Independent
Backet Company Ho. 1 will be held at their
Truok Hoaee to-morrow (Monday) night, at 1
e'olook, urp. ...
a. at. ano.
Oaptala.
may lK
Ask Your Grocer
won 1 '
Fresh Doited Water Ground
Meal.
If he doa't keep It tell him to go to
Tm
aaie at saaM prioe aa steam mm neai.
OBANT it HINTON,
Wboleaale raoari m Oemmlaaloa Merchant,
mays ltt-dawtf
Field, Coyer and Trap Shooting.
By Oaft A. H. BooaBDOa. With Steel
Portrait and engraving of the Ohamploa
Medal." Fancy elampeJ eloth SI 00.
A oompendlum of many yeariof eiperlenee,
girlng hfati for aklllad markamen and Inatruo
tlona for young 1 porta men, dnanriblng tbe
kaonte and bablU of game bird, flight and re
tort! of waterfowl, breeding and breaking of
dogi, and everything of luurettto theiporla.
man- The author la "champion wing-ehot of
America," who knowi a gun aa Hiram Wood
ruff kaew a horae. And he haa the name eare
fnl and oompetent editor who put Woodruff'!
Trotting Horae of Amerioa" Into ahape.Ohaa.
J. F eater, 10 many yaara aportlng editor of
WUkee 4tri(((khiNri. .
Tor aale at
'may 21
HAUKIBIRQEB'S.
1U
SOL. BEAR & BRO'S,
20 Market Street.
C10SIM0 OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS
AT OOB RETAIL BTOUB 1
GHreat Sarffains
I9f LIMBN SHBBTINO from TS eU. aad
1 IS pee yard.
Hoiamblquei T eta, per yard,
SWISH IIUSL1N8,
MO Ooaea Llnea Towel! aad Napklna,
Irish and 0 man Lln.n bblrttngi,
Cambric Haidkerchl.ri,
MATT IHG8, White and Colored.
SB Fleoei LINEN for Ladlei Trarellng
Dreieei and Boji wear. ' " '
Large aatoitmentof Panama and BtrewHati
for Children and Hen.
We will commence on Monday to tell the
shore snd will continue dally until the whole
took le oloatd eat,
tr Ladles are respectfully Invited to eall
and examine oar stock, ai we know It will rr
pay them.
Ia future we intend to confine ear builneie
to Clothing and Merchant Tailoring
maySS
lSB-tf
A FLOATING OITY,
AMD THI
Blockade Rnnuer,
By J ale. Verne.
ALIOl LORRAINE. A Tale of the Booth
Down. By U. It. Black mora.
OCR DETACHMENT. A Novel. By K.
King.
SELECTED FOEMS. Illaetrated. Tea
Oente per Dumber.
"THE MAT QCEEK." By Alfred Tenny
eon. "THB DEATH OF THE OLD TEAR,"
Ac
AU for eel. at ...
OONOLET k YATES',
City Book and Musio Store.
ws m
NEW ADVERTISES ENTi.
To Retail Piirctare of Hardware.
We beg to eall your attention to oar larire
B4 r ariei etock ot Hardware which wa hae
a etora and are eontlnually reeeltlng, which
we hare marked down to prleea tu ault tba
rremure of I be time. Retail buy ere would do
wall to purohaet Ihelr Haixlwara at our Store.
OUESAMCRCHISON,
M North Frent 8U
marn
Trunks Repaired and Covered
All klntle of SxMlery reialrlng doae prompt-
it ai moaeraia pricea. a iuii iuh ui aauuiaii,
Harneai, Trunki, Haga and Hatehele, Collare,
llamas Ohalni. Saddle t) lot ha, Wbli, Npure,
oarryuomD. notee nruanee, ntau strapi,
Feather Dnaten, Saddlery Hani ware, Leather
A tie ureaae, neata root uu. Lap Hoitea, Ac.
CARPENTER a MALLARD.
MuccMr tu
J. n. TOPHAM A CO .
No. I SoathJProot Street, Wilmington, N. ?.
may in-it
I Hare is Da? Eccciyci
A NOTHER SUPPLY OF THOfR HAND
J. aswed. .Machine aewed and Cahlo-WIra
liii-Toe Low-quarter Shore of - rarloti
tylei Alio Oenta Moat Brap Tire and Nulll
Sera, Idlea Sllnpera In great rarletr. from
I and upwanla. Mlaeea and rlilldien Show
a iiieelalty.
N. B. Ladlei Bronaa HMiirenn'y SI.
CMARLKN A. Pltli'R.
No.M Market St ,Higa of the Uolden Hoit.
may. ne
A Mystery Unexplained.
The Fublio sro astouinhoJ snJ all
exolairu how remarkatilj chunp
you can buy
CLOTHING), GENTS' FURNISH'
INQ GOODS, Ac, at
A. DAVID'S,
' Morchftnt Tailor and Clothier,
miyix , m
Strawberry Ice Cream
(ME AFPLH ICS CREAM, Vanilla Ire
, Lemon loe Cream. AH of the above
delloloua Baron oan bo had at J. 0. Lnmadoo'i
lot Ur.am Parlor, erery day.
Par Ilea winding Ine Cream tot Sunday din
ner will plane order on Saturday. (
siaytr , lU-tf-ua-ed
01
rpUE OOPARTNERHHIP HERETOFORE
eibtlng between 0. J. Boakowtti and George
Ll.bor, trading ander tbe name and ityle of
Boakowlts a Lleber, li hereby dtvolred by
mutual oonaeut.
All Dante, harlnl claim, amtnet th. under-
lgn.d firm prawnt to Oeorge Lleber, who will
eeuie uio aame, anu an parnee inueuma win
make payment to Oeo. Lleber, who atone ba.
th. rlihtio colleet aad nay the debta of tbe
' . G.LIEBEK.
ayll - IIT-lt
22.
Preserve Your Carpets
and Other Woolens
WITH OCR
Country rFwlHt
AND OTHER
TOBACCO GOODS
f OB THAT AbD OTBEll rUBPOSrS,
By
D. PIOOTT4
may. II
For Sale !
TBI Steam Engine and Boiler, all complete
and In perfect order, now running aiy Mill
and Maculn. Simp. Oapaclty about 40 to M
horae iwer and admirably adapted for Saw
Mill., Orln Bill, or any other purpoee lor
which power I needed.
r. J. U)UI.
Wilmington, N. O., Hay 19, 1175.
may IS 1191 w
Bacon, Sugary Coffee
and Flour
60 Boxes D. 8. Sides k Shoulders,
60 Boxes Smoked Bides and Seoul
dew,
100 Bbls. Reflnotl Sugar,
100 Bags Prime Rio Coffee,
1 Bbls. Floor all grades.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS k MUBCniSON.
Hay, Hoop Iron, GUne
and Syrup. .
600 Bales Prime N. B, Hay,
600 Bundles Hoop Iron,
100 Bbls. Glue,
76 Bbls. B. H. Syrup, .,0
For sale low by
WILLIAMS k MUBCHISON,
Spirit Barrels If ails
PorkRice.
800 Second Hand Spirit Casks,
800 Kegs Nails,
60 Bbls. Mess Pork,
60 Bbls. Whole Rioe,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS k MUBCHISON.
Molasses! Molasses!
200 Hhds. and Bbls. New Crop Cuba,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS k MUBCHISON.
Crnano! Gnano !
200 Tons Gnanape Onano,
200 Tons Eureka Guano,
For tale low ay .
WILLIAMS MCBCHIHON.
116
may 16
Escaped Convicts.
mm tu ... m. Mward af Bin aaeh for each
iiipui.ma w... ..ww - - j
erarlcta eacaped from tbe Hew Hanover (Joan,
ti Work Houne .lnoe tbe year lint. Addrein,
by letter or telegraph, MATHKS A CO.. Su
parlntenrionU of New Hanover Co.nty Work
Houae, Wllolaf ton, . O.
l.ru -.(..- lit lmA ik. MnrnMiifan.
aaav a w
w
"Eublifu OA BtDNana V lalXINU
xJAM. asvfoieity et th.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
45.
45 MARKET MM
BEOWN &
We are still adiling to our ExtouiiiTo AHBortmcut of
C-SnEPtAL DRY GOODS.
ling full awro that amall nroflU tuako quick rotnrns, we Lave marked
our whole stock so that any ami everjr quo nan plainly see we are ia earnest
and meau btimmw, Wn only tlt'sire tliOHO who are iu want of anything to our
line to give us a call in (nltr to sntiRfr tlimolvtH. Wo are never a?raid of
showing our gooils, or of oompariug thorn with any. Wo call partioular at
tention to the following lint :
STUH'El) HUMMKK SILKS rwlucoJ to (I2 Couts.
Black llcrnauics ami (Ircimtlincs from LS Cent.
Golorctl Stripe and Figured Qrt ua.lincs 1(1 2 3 ociiIh.
Orry De llues Ccnu.
Our stock of DrosH Ooods is lurtro and wo ollVr tlmni an low tat ihnw nan h
bought in any Noitlurn maikct.
OITNTN l lIltINlNIHNi IlH'AItT3fENT.
White Dress Shirts, CufTx, Collurs,
mh Half Hose, Bloaohud and Htritud
such a Department.
LINl'.N AND
Bleached and llnMnnclut.l DunutHkn
Linen Diapers. Bosom and Pillow Case
and Bath Townls, Napkins, Doilies, Htir
LtADlUn UOsIEHY, (ILOV Iin AND OAU.E UNDERWEAR.
L'laraa Lace Huenuos and Points : Lnoe Hhawls 75 ots.. a barvain fitrinod
and Plain Hhotlaud Hlmwls ; Nottingham for Curtains; Mftohine Needlos 5 ots.
each. Bole Agouts for FRANK LESLIE'S PAPER PATfERNS.
1BR0WN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street-
may 10 Jig
MORE PARTIGULAESI
MY AEHOMJIENT
SPRIIuloIMl m
18 HOW
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT, LINES.
My onstomers have shown their appreciation of ray LOW PRICES by thoir
liberal purchases, for which I'm thankful. ST1UNOERS not postod, aud
desiring tfm value of their iiwnry, can
M. M. KATZ'S,
s aprll It
UVERPOOL and LOUDON ant GL0BEIThe charlotte observer,
INSURANCE CO.!
AaseU ((iold) $26,740, 1 60.70.
IIAMDUUO (Bremen) INSURANCE CO,
, Ahkci ((iold) 82,200,000.
MOBILE UNDERWRITERS AUENC1'.
Assels 81,200,000.
JNO. W. GORDON,
Agent.
nay 16
117-lm
Cfflce of County Commissioners.
J
Mew Hanover County.
WaatlMOTOM, N. 0.. May 17th, 18T0.
fn nnraitanna nfHantlon IA nt "In 'Aat to
I Ralw Km.niio," ratlfl.d February Kill, IK74,
ana Seotlon 17 oran aot knuwn aa ine "a
ohlnery Ant," ratified tho 2d day of Maocli,
IH76, Ihe Board of County Conmlwtloneinof
New Hanurer oounty net to-day at the Court
Honee In the city or Wilmington tor the jiiir
poaa named In aald acid, and hiive taken a r&
oeM until '
ITIonday, tbe 'i ttta day of nay, IX? 3, 1
at whlen time tbe nommlmloneri will proooed
to reriae tbe tax Hal a and valnatlon rriKirl ed
to thetn and complete the Data by oomjuitlna;
the tax iiayabla by eaob peraon and aillimg
the .amerrppoalte bl. name. The mmion uf
the Board will continue lor tho .pace of
TRHEE WORKING DAYS.
' The Board will hear all neraon. oMnctiniito
the ral nation of their iiroptirty or to the
amonntof tax chanted asiiint thorn. The
Board haa a right to - aim valuation, ot pros
iierty that may be unreasonably low and tor
that pur io e are empowered to lumnion and
examine wltnexea.
Alter the tax ll't. are madn up and placed In
tbe hand, of the Bherlfl It will be almoBt Im-
ponlble to make eoirectloni. All fault, must
be eoBKldered the fault, of the tax paver
themaplrea, and notice I. hereby (firen-tlmt no
altoratlon. will be made altxir the tWe
expire, except In accordance with the strict
loiter oi toe law.
JAMES WILSON,
Chairman Board of County Commuwlonen.
may IB 7-lw
Seasonable Goods.
J 1 ICE CUE AM FBEKZKII8,
the beat ihlng out.
Lawn Mower., '
richlng Pole., Tackle, Bob., io.
for .ale low by .
GEO. A. PECK.
mayl
LAKQB STOCK OF NKW STfLESJurt
reoeived and for fftle ' at extremely reduced
prloM to iult th bard times, by
D. A. SMITH & CO.
lHtf
nayU
45.
RODDICK
.loan Drawers, Gansio Uridervesta, Brit-
do., iu fact ovorvthincr that belonira to
DOmESTIOS.
in IViurnr and Ifniiil Tinm. rinttnn anil
Linens. Linon Hheetinora. Chamber
Linens, OraHhns, o.
COMPLETE
get it by colling ,
at- ; ' ' ' ' :
36 Market St,
93-tf
The only morning dally paper published In
tb.Htnto woKtoflUlol.u and North of Wil
mington, oll'er. (ipecUl tuducem.nl. to tdrer-'
titer., ita olroulatloi, (lie and uatfalneai
hare been largely lnoreaeed during the yeai
Jtut pant, and It now reaclie. moat ol the Mer
chant, of Western North Carolina, thai offer
lug an nuaurpaad medium of communica
tion between the Merchant, of Wilmington and
tbe people of Weatern iforlu Carolina.
Tsnasov oaanBiprioai
Dally................. as 00 per annum.
Weokly...... 1 10 -
07" Adrertl.lng very low. '
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DurliiB the Centennial Celebration larire .UI- .
tlon. of till, f aper will be printed dally and no
tucb advertising medium will .o be offered to
It. pntroii.
may i. no-tr
Cottage Bedsteads:
gQQ OOTTAQE BEU3IKAD3-N W
Stylet, ilustreceired and for aalo low ln lot.
tomitby
d. a. BMrrn o.
may 18 ' "
For Sale! .
A8TKAH BOILER, callable for an engine
of alx or eight horae power. It oan be
eun at tho County Workhouee. Having no
uae for the earns It will bo eold at a low figure.
Apply to
.TAMES WILSON, '
Chairman Boaid of County Comuianon.r..
may ti v H-lir
H
PICKLES.
pKKSSEO CORN BEEF.
Large No. 1 Shore Maokerel. ''
Oranges, LemonS, Mali, Candle., Ae.
- ' H. W. SHURE,
iVb. 81 N. Front Street. ,
may it Ui
THE TwlYSTERY
Esplainedl
At 29 North Front Street,
WILMINGTON, N. a
mays
107-2W