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VOL XXIV. NO. 128.
wiinniGTOir. it. c. Saturday, may 29. 1875.
whole "iioG;s92.;;:r
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. WILMINGTON. N. C:
SATURDAY. MAY 29. 1875
BY TELEGRAPH
THE HUE FIEM),
DESTRUCTION JOF A FRENCH
CATHOLIC CHUliCH.
HORRIBLE SCENES.
SEVENTY-FIVE TEUONS rEllISII
IN THE FLAMES.
Springfield, May 28 Noon The
French Catliolio Ciiuroh at Sout'i
Holvoke has been bnruoil. A cuudi
on the altar fired the draporr. Most
of thone in th body of tho church e-
Oaued. while thoe in the gallrry moat
ly perished. Borvioeu bad nearly
closed, and vesper were being wing
There was but one exit from the gal
lerv which extended aronnd the build
ing. There were 700 worshipers pro-
ent, 75 of whom perished, ihe eiloru
of the people to get into the ihnrch to
rescue mends, luoreasea ino oouiu
sion and added to the disaster. Pur
sonal violence had to be used ' to keori
women from mulling into the rliiine-i
to save children. The church was es
tablished tteven years ago. The pariah
inoluded all the French Catholics in
tho vicinity, numbering 2,000.
The Church was built in 1870; Waa
100 by CO feet. It was two titoriea and
entirely of pine. Tho galleria on the
Bides and North end were about 25
feet wide. There were two doors in
the North end and vestibule from
which two doora opened in the body
of the Churuh. . The galleries opened
into the vestibule and at the roar end
there was: another door by which a
few persons escaped. Immediately
upon the breaking ontof tho flaniM nil
the occupants of the galleries rushed
to the east door and crowded so that
they fell upon one ouother and choked
up the doorways with their bodies
piled in all wayi, tome 7 or 8 feet deep
and here most of the lives were lost.
From this mass Chief Mullin rescued
one young woman after taking off two
dead bodies from above her. It
was almost impossible to faoe
the flames and Chief Mullin and
others had their olothes almost burn
ed from them and wore badly burned
themselves About the bands. In the
rear of the church was the Priest's
residence, which was also destroyed.
The walls were pulled down- after the
fire was nearly put out. One woman
jumped from the highest window
down npon the front .steps, 1 breaking
an arm, but she is nqt known to have
been otherwise lujured". A man, with
two children 'itf 'his arms, jumped
from a window i and escaped. One
poor woman; enveloped in flames,
ahrieked out, 't'tr .God's sake, save
mel" and ' sua was drugged out by
John Lynch. ' - --
The latest dispatch to tho Republi
can from Ho)yqkp lays., that -ia not
quite certain that all the bodies have
been taken- from the ruins. In the
haste to get aa many as possible from
the building before it fell, many were
taken out a short distance, and it is
possible that a few more may be taken
from the debris.
Holyoks, May 23. Night. Fifty
bodies have been identified in addition
to the 150 or 200, and atonoe removed
to their homes. , There are 70 dead,
40 more or less burned and otherwixe
injured .'A person Who lost 'his wife
and daughter is insane.
PHii&rreBtma, Pa., May 28. Night
The forest fire is fast approaching
the town; and assistance has been sent
for. - :Vt ' " : '. -V . -.' , ..
Versailles, O., May 28.-Nighfc,
Four children have keen ( burnt to
death. The accident Occurred by one
endeavoring to light a fire with coal
. oil. --
EUROPE.
THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY.
AN EARTHQUAKE LEVELS SIX
HUNDRED HOUSES.
failure' S expected in1
V LONDON!
BOYNTON XN THE CHANNEL
......li;.':; again.
Pakis, May 28 Noon Tho Com
mittee of Thirty decided to consider,
1st, the publio powers; 2ud, the Senate
bill, and 3rd, the electoral bill.
I London, May 28 Noon The Le
vant Herald say. that a series of ter
rible earthquakes and shocks occurred
at the beginning of Maj in the Prov.
inoe of Boronssia, Asia Minor. Six
hundred houses were destroyed. Ac
counts so far received show that one
hundred and sixty-one lives have been
lost and one hundred and eighty-seven
persons .ipjwed. $ The- total number
killed is stiirddtobwrtXr "
A Spanish Admiral was killed and
four officers were wounded by the
Carlist battery at Mount Rico.
To-morrow s settlements at the Stock
Exohange are awaited with some anx
iety. It is feared that the fall in the
Erie and Anglo-American telegraph
stock will cause some failures.
At 8 o'clock this morning Paul Boyn
ton had progressed-seven miles in a
direct Una fom' the Friaoh ooast, and
was making Steadily! fot tho English
shores
; The race for , the oak stakos took
i place at Epsom lo-day, and was won
by Spinaway. Ladylove was second
and the sister to Muekat third. There
were seven starters. k ,-7,
London, May 28, Night. At , the
Oak gtttko raoes to-day Spinaway won
easilyon a wet track. Lady' Love
seoond, Mnpkets sister third. The
betting was six to four againbt Spina
way, three to one agaiast Lady Love,:
and twenty to one against Musket's
lister.
IIEAIHJUAIITEKS.
DECORATION DAY NOT A LEGAL
HOLIDAY..
OFFICIAL CHANGES THREAT
ENED IN THE SOUTH.
WAsirtNOTo-v, May 28 Night.
The rostmaHter General telegraphs to
his Deputies that Decoration Day is
not a Will holiday, Postoflices are to
bo conducted as usual.
The Inditing had another talk to day.
They renew oomplaiuts that agents
cheat them.
The President signed the oommis
siou of Jacob Brown an Cillect;r for
ttie Fourth District of 'Florida, mid
Thomas Simons as Assistant Attorney
General. '
Many changes aro threatened by
Pierrepont in the South. His troubls
is in finding suitablu Republicans to
fill the places.
VIKULMA.'
THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION
CONVENTION. j
Richmond, May 28 Night. Throe
hmnlred aud thirty-five delegates are
registered, representing thirty Slates
and Provinces. J. W. Wallaoo, of
Georgia, addressed the Couveutiou.
Over 8'J,0(M) have boen subscribed fr
the Executive Committoe. A sub
scription from Miss M. C. Lee, the
Geueral's daughter, on behalf of the
Washington and Lee University Asso
ciation, was reeoived with prolonginl
applause. Thongs were tendered by
a unanimous rising vote. W. P. Mum-
ford, of Virgiuiu, and J. Hardie, of
Alabama, are on the Executive Com
mittee. Tho Convention meets next
year at Toronto.
ELECTKICJSMS.
Torrents of rain in Kansas bave
washed ont the grasshoppers, and it
is hoped that the plague is stayed.
The Democrats of Norfolk have
elected all of the members of the Coun
cil. V.
The fifth annual regatta of the Geor
gia Association opeued at savannah
on Thursday. The Palmetto Club of
Charleston won the first race in ten
minutes and ten seconds ; Carolina ten
minutes aud thirteen seconds ; Ver
nonn ten minutes and seventeen se
oond'?. ;
Abraham Jackson, of Albany, en
alleged defaulting lawyer, has been
indicted on three counts, viz: False
pretence, forgery, and embezzlement.
He has been bailed in ths sum of
$54,000.
Darius Wells, inventor of wood
type and job printing, died yesterday
at Paterson. N. J.
Diamonds belonging to the Ristori
troupe, valued at $2,000, were found on
the person of a colored porter of a
sleopi'jg car, at St. Louis,
At Detroit, Michigan, Lieutenant-
Governor H. n. Holt was cowhided
for alleged familiarity with a lady
named Mrs. Trott.
At the boat raoes at Savannah yes
terday it was so rough that only the
Eleanor, of Charleston, was able to
round the buoy. Time: 2:0:45. The
Wave, of the 2d class, won. Time:
0. The ISnrvette won the 3d class,
beating the Zephyr 4:3-7.
At Kalumore yesterday, in the
soiling race, 7 started. There was a
dead heat between Century and Cari
boo. Time; 3:TOi; on the 2d trial
Cariboo won. Time: 3:101. The 2d
race Tom Ochiltree won. Time: 2:43.
Charle l.auib, Kowaylst,
Denounced all spirituous liquors as
Wet Damnation." Toor follow; he
knew whereof he spake, by sad expe
rieuce, aud if living, would apply the
same to Alcoholic Excitants, aavertis
ed as Curealls. But there is one Tonic
aud Alterative in existence the best
the world has ever known which con
tains no alcohol. It is Pit. Waleeb's
California Vinkgab Bittebs.
Chopped hands are very common
with those who have their hands much
in water. A few drops of-JodtuHm's
Anodyne Liniment rubbed over the
hands two or throo times a day, will
keep them soft and white. Fisher
men, sailors, and others will do well to
remember this. :-
The Timea says Dr. Walpole has
lost his beautiful chestnut mare. She
died suddenly ia harness, it is sup
posed from botu or pin worms. If the
Dortor" had used Sheridan't Cav
airy (Jond 'dkm Powdors, he would, no
doubt, have had his mare to-day they
are death to worms.
A Fragrant lireatb and Pearly
" ; : Teeth
Are easily attained, and those who fail
to avail themselves of the means,
should not complain, when accused of
gross neglect. The Bozodont will
spocdily eradicate the cause of a foul
breath, beautifying and preserving the
teoth to the oldest age.
Tbe Voice or the Ureat West.
Tlie voice of the great West aooords
to llostetter's Stomach Bitters the
foremost place among specifics for
malarial disease, and this opinion is
echoed wherever on this continent the
Bitters huve been introduced as a rem
edy for intermittent and remittent
fevers. Those maladies being the pe
culiar soourge of vast regions of wef t
em and south-western States, it is not
surprising that, the Bitters should be
the great medicinal staple of suoh lo
calities, or, that their inhabitants
should regard this article as indispen
sable in the household. 'The expe
rience of the vestern emigrant proves
that it is the very best means of accli
mating him to uncustomed air or
water; and old residents of fever and
aguo regions say that it is the only
thing that protects thorn with certainty
sgaimst the visitation of miasmatic
disease. An equally high estimate is
ilaccd upon its virtues as a remedy
pr stomach, bowel and bilious oom
plaints, and as a general tonio and
corrective, - -
The Wilson Flaindealer savs: Elder
F. U. Wood, of this place, left here a
few days sines to attend a meeting of
! the Grand Lodjre of L O. O. T. at
liloonungton, Illinois.
The Rocky Mount Hail aaya : Han.
naford's Mexican and American Com'
bi nation Show collapsed finally and
for good at this place last Friday. In
many respects it was atrood show, but
failed because of its total disregard of
printer s mk. So be it It may be a
lesson to oiners.
The Tarboro Southerner saya : It is
rumored that rlon. Geo. Howard has
offered the stockholders $30,000 for
meir interests in tne uncompleted Wil
uamston and Tarboro Railroad. Onr
friends in that section may yet hear
me wuisue 01 a locomotive.
me- xarooro soutnerner says, on
Saturday hst, a negro boy was discov
ered lying on the Tarboro Branon
track, between two cross ties, fait
asleep. The entire train passed over
.'i . ?
uuum luuiuuug iuj seriuuH injury.
The cow-catcher bruised his head and
the brake irons scarred one knee.
Travelers should wear the Elmwood
collar.. They are easily carried, wear
well, look niooly, and do not require
wasning.
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HEW ADVERTISEN E5TS.
For Rent or Lease !
rxiHE ..owes ruxmor n. si mar.
kt Street, now .ocnylet by "Wllmlngti.
Trust Uempanv and Having. Bank," will b.
rented until October ltt, IKS, and Bouealon
given early In.) una.
Or, the whole bnlkltng, MDnUtlng of four
lor Ion, witli large yr4 and eutrtnoa from
M uter'i Alley, will be leneed Iron October tit,
1819, for term ofyeai.
Apply at tbe Buk.
HI LAS M. M AKTIN,
may a lw-lt
atar copy t Ue.
Auction Sale.
JY BALK! 4-4 wide MOUNTAIN ISLAND
bkoetingt, lightly damaged by water, will be
old at my Haletroom, K. B alarkal etrtet,
thli morning, Hay 90th, at 11 o'clock.
B. KAHMWEILKB,
may Wit Auotloaeer.
U. . Marshal's Sale.
rpas gpANiaa
BABQUK "KUMA," BT
an order ltiued from tbe
UnlUd State Dis
trict Court for the Capo rear Dtetrlot of North
Carolina, will be lold by me at PublloAao-
tlon the let day of Jitae, leTB, at l.o'oloek
Doon, with all ber tackle, apparel and faraU
tur. on board, abe now Ilea In the Cap. fear
Hirer, . ahort dlatano. below th. City of Wil
mington. A (teamer will leav. the Dook foot of Prln.
oeaa itreet at 10 o'c look A. H. 'on tb. day of
an le to convey to aald barque any peraoD. who
may doslra to attaud Ui aala.
J. B. HILL, U. 8. Marahal.
By J. N. YahSOBLEN ,
may 29-It Utpuly Marahal.
Quarantine Notice.
TJK'l'lL FUKTallCtt NOTIOB ALL, VB8-
nuix from Porte Bouta of Cape rear will eometo
at tbe VUitlng Station, near Deep Water
Point, and await the Iqapactloa of the Quar.
anttne Pbyelolan.
All vessel, from Port, where Tallow Fever,
or other Infection, dlnese.; eilata, will be .
qnlred to undergo a rigid and prolonged Qoar-
ntlne.
AIlTessel. or beateof any charaeter having
alcknta. on board on arrival, or having had
aickuen any time daring th. voyage, are re
quired to com. to tb Button for laapeotion
without regard to the Port tiom wbono they
ooine. Veiwel. net inoluded a. above will pro
ceed without deteotlon.
Pllou are e.peclally enjoined to make eare-
ul enquiry relative to vea U, erew, ota.f and
it not .tlelied with the atatemeate of the Cap
tain or commander, or If the veteel if In s
filthy condition, th.y wUl bring lb. veawl to
tbe Station for further examination.
Pllot wilfully violating the Qaaran'lne
Law. are aubjeet to a forfeiture of their branch;
Matter, of veaeel to a fine of two hundred dol
lar, a day for .very day they violate the
Quarantine Law.; and nil other peraon art
liable for each and every offence.
All veaMile aubjeot to vt.ltatlon nnder above
regulation, will aet a flag in tb. main -rigging,
port-tide.
f -- r t w poTTKK,
Quarantine Phytlclan,
Port of Wilmington, N. 0.
Rmllhvile, N. 0., MaySI, 18T1.
nay i 12J tllnovl
Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens'
New Book.
BERTHA'8 INOAGKMBNT. A New o
clety Novel. 11 jr Mr. Ann S. Stephen.. On.
volume, cloth, full gilt back, prioe II IS; or
In paper cover, price $1 00.
Alexander Dumas' New Works.
ANNR'f TK ; OB, THIS LADY OP TUB
PKARI.S. Translated from th. Fr.nch of
Aleiander Duma, by Mrs. Martha Lafltt
Jolmton, of Philadelphia. Price It cent.
THE MOHICANS OF PARIS. By Alexan.
dor Oumu, aud THB HOKKOK9 OF PAKIS,
a Sequel to "Th. Mohican, of Part.," bv Alei
ander Duma. Translated from the French
oaprewly tor till, edition. Each tn one volume,
octavo, prioe Heventy-Bve cent each.
Formleat
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may M Live Book and Muatc Store.
FG3
OR RENT ! t-K
The HOCHK r.oeiuiy built for ami ft I i l fl
coupled by theHev. J. O. Hlden, onililwL
Mivuntli, between Cbeatnut and Mulberry Hi.
Teimt roacenabl.
H. HAAB, Grocer,
Corner Tth and Obeitnut Street,
may 71 ij,tf
Mackerel ! Mackerel t
Hi Half Bbli. Noa.1 andw Maokerel,
19 Bbl. and Half Bbl. No. 8 Maokorel.
For wle by
KJCKCHNEB A OALDEB BB08,
PUjtl lid
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Latest Novelty,
mm
THB CROWN OF THB GODDESS
"CERES."
Th..nlyooe ofth. klud foraal.
Laliea and Oeotlemen call and eiamin. it
al '
Conoley & Yates
Tho Baptlzliig of Infants.
Dafended Iron) th.
ObjeotiouB of Anti-?do Baptists,
Being aa an.wer to A Traatln on Infant Bap-
tliun by T. H. Pritohard, I. D., Piutor
aftb.flal.lgh Bapllat ihnrch 1
Foraal. at the
ntv Hexik Riaal nmole Htar.
mayts 1
PUBLIClPORT
. -OF A-
POLICEMAN.
I kava not en loved nod health for evial
year. pat, vet have not allowed it to interfere
with my labor. Rvery one belonging lo the
laboring elaa know, the inconvenience of be
ing obliged to labor when the body, from de
bility, almoet retune. to periorm it naiiy uut.
I never wa a believer In dueluc wlih medl
elite.; but having heard the VKUK1INK
aooken afm hlvlilv. waa determined to trv It,
and .kail never regret that determination. Ae
a tonic (wlilntt every onaneeu. at aoneumei
it lurpaem. anything I ever beaidor. It In
vigorate, tbe whole yetem: Hi a great clean
r aud puriller of th. blood. There ar. many
or my acquaintance who have taken It, and
all uulte In praiw of It mtiaractory effect.
Eipeclallv among Ihaaretl clamor people, It
linuaru tu them the one tiling muet nneiliul In
old aie-nt.ht. of oalm, eweat repow, thereby
ureugUieningtbe mlrul a wen aiueoixiy.
One aaed Udv. who liu beenauHerlng throuiiU
dre from eororula, and baa beooma blind from
It atleeU, having tried many remmlie with no
lavoraDie raauit, wa iimuocu vy w iry
tbe Veietlne. After uklng a I
w bottle, alia
obtained uoh great relief that aha eiprowod a
wuih for her aight, that .he might be able to
look upon the man who bad aent her .uch a
blBMIIig.
Your, ra.pectful'y,
O. P. H. HOllOK, Polioa Offloer, Btatlon 6,
BowTon, Maaa., May , 1811.
Heartfelt Prayer-
t. Paul, Aug. M, 18A4.
H. B. rVravam, Ihq. I
Dear Hlr-1 ahoubl b wanting In gratitude,
If I failed to acknowledge wbat the Vaarriaa
baa dona for me. 1 wa attacked about eleven
month, alnoa with Bronchtti.. which aetllad
into OonaumpUon. I had night aweata and
fever chllK; waadbrtraaaed for breath, and fre
quently .pit blood ; wa. all emaciated, very
weak, and n low that my friend thought my
oae bopeleee. . . .
1 wa. adviaed to make a trial of th Vcge
tlne, wblob, under the providence of Ood, baa
cured ana. That he may bleat tb. ue. of your
medicine to other, a h baa to me, and that
bla divine graee may attend you, I tb heart
felt praver of your admiring, hu mble aervaut,
BENJAMIN PKTi'lNGILL.
P. B.Min I but on among tba many
euro your medicine hu offaoted in thl piaoa.
Make it Public.
Bodtb Bobtoii, Feb. 1, 18IL
It, B. Stbvim, Baq. ,
Dear Sir I have beard from vary many
source, of th great auoee. of Yeoman la
cae of Borofula, Kheumatltm, Kidney Com
plaint, Catarrh and other dlaeaaea of kindred
nature. I make no hesitation In caylng that 1
hunt Vbubtihb to be the most reliable reme
dy for Catarrh and Oeneral Debility.
My Wue na oeen trounieu wuu uaiaria n
many year, and at time very badly. Blia
ha thoroughly triad every mippowd remedy
that w could near of, and with all thl ah ha
for aeveral year been gradually growing
woree, and the dlwharge from the bead wa
axoeMlve end very offensive.
She wa in thl. condition whan the com
menced to take Vwitui i t oould n that
.he was Improving on the aeoond bottle. Bh
continued takin the Vegetlne until ah bad
naed from twelve to fifteen bottle.. I am now
happy In Informing you and the publio (if you
ehooM to make it public) that .be It entirely
earaii. and VeMtln aceomnllehel th. euro
after nothing .1. would. Hence I feel Justi
fied In Baying that Vegetiue lathe moat reliable
remedy, ami weuia aavue an aunermg nn.
manltv to trv It. for 1 bellev it to be a good
bonnet, vegetable medicine, and I .hall not
hesitate to recommend it.
I am, Ac, respectfully.
I O. OARDKLL,
Store 481 Broadway,
Vaoiriai act directly upon the cause of
tnaae oomnlainu. itinviKorateaanaatrengin
en tk whole tjtUm, acta upon the Mcretive
organ, allay Inflammation, cleanse and
core ulceration, cure, constipation, and regu
late th. bowel.
lias Entirely Cured Me.
Bmtob, October, 1870.
Ma. Btt:
Dear Bur My daogbter, aner having a se
vere attack of whooping oougb, wa left In a
feeble (tat of health. Being advised by a
friend .he tried the Vionnwa, and after uaing
a few bottle wa fully restored to health.
1 have been a great Batterer from ata.uma
tiam. I have taken several bottle, of tbe
Vegetln for thi. complaint, and am happy to
say it haa entirely cured me. I have recom
mended the Vegntlne to other., with tbe tame
ooo results, it I a great ei.an.er ana purl
er of the blood : It 1 ttleasant to take, and I
can cheerfully re command it.
JAMES MOKBE, U4 Atheii. Street.
Bald fcy all Drnaglat. and Dealer
' Everywhere
may 17 ' ' ' 128-4w
TRUNKS, SADDLES AND HARNESS,
Traveling Ban. Batchala. Bhawl 8 trans.
Whip, Spun, naddle Cloth., Feather Duiter,
Collars, Mame, Saddlery Hardware, Leather,
Ail. Urea, and ail kind, of Saddlery (tooda.
CARPENTER A MALLARD
No. Booth ront BUeat, Wilmington, N. O.
may6 i5-tf
Great Inducements to
Gash Buyers.
I am determined to close ont the
balanoe of my handsome Stock of
READY MADE CLOTHINQ
at figures lower than ever before
offered in Wilmington.'
Hat for Canb Oaly,
A. DAVID.
12B
may M
H0SQUIT0 NETS,
T AKOK AND SMALL RATTAN CHAIRS
Xj and Mocker.,
White and Checked Hatting,
Window Bhadftt,
Bafea and Refrigerator., for SCWMIU TEADB.
For aal. low by
D.A.SMITH CO.
Btaj M ? m -
MISCEUANEiUS.
WILMINQTON AND WELDON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Ovnoa or Ounaaar. BurantnTaanaav,
Wilmington, B. U-, Mat l. llfll.
5 Q i.rwl i'w3 isLry3f
UHANGKOF SCHKUl'LK.
Oa and after June 1st, Pasaengnr 1ain ot
taa W. at W. Railroad will run aa follow, t '
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave TJato Depot aaltv teacapt -
Sundays) at l as A. M
Arrive at OolJaboro at.. II. A. M
Korky Mount at.. IMUf.M
Weldonat ... .4 r. M
Leave Welilondally at. lu.no A M
art eat KorkyvoHut. II 41 A. at
Uoldtoroat .s p. M
" Union Deput t ut p. M
- IXPHISS TRAIN AND THROCUU
FRRIOHT TBAIN.
Laava Unloa depot, daily, at 1 00 P. k
Arrive at Hold.boro at ... '.II. V) P. M
" Rocky Mount at.. IttOA.M
Weldoa at 0O A. M
Leave Weldon, dally, at T.oo P. M
Arrive at RookytMouut at. l.onp. M
Holdaboroat......... I.MA.M.
" Union D.pot at... 4JUA.M
Mall Trala makes eloe ooaiactlon at Wel
doa for all points North via Buy Lin. and Ae-
bib ureea route.
V Biprets Train oonnecU only with Aeo.ui.
Creek rout. Pnllmaa'a ! Nlewp
imm t itra w inis a raum. -w
Freight Train will leava Wilmington to
weakly at SOU a. at. ai a aiiv at i.tu r, M,
aiouH r.ii vinn,
tianeral Nnp'l
12f-M
may !H
Star nuPT,
WILMINQTON. COLUMBIA
-AND-
AUGUSTA RAILROAD CO,
OFPIOR OF UKN'l. SCFKUINTJCMIRnT,
WimiaaroB, N. O., May , linn
CHANGE OF 8CHEDULE
On and after Taradav. June 1st. the follow
ing schedule will bo run on thl road i
NIOHT EXPREB8 AND PASHENdKR
TBAIN, (Dally).
Leava Wilmington. tM P.M.
Leave Floreuoe H U.'JO A M
Arrive at Uoluint.la. 4. IB A.14
Au.uta....A D.40A.M'
Laav. Augusta 4.10 P.M
Leave Columbia, 1.18 P. M
Leave Florence 110 A. M
Arrive at Wilmington T 10 A. M
Paaencera tolna Went bevonn Dolu nbia,
will take thl Train, leav lug .Wilmington
ate.k P.M.
THROUOH IFREtflHT TRA1S, (Dally aa-
oept Sundaja.)
Leave Wilmington..,..
Leava Florenia. .......
tM U
100AM
Arrive at Oolumbia.... a. .,,.,.,.,,,10.00 A M,
l eava 0;lumbla 5 BO P M
Leave Florence. ,, , , IMIA.
Arrive at Wilmington ,.,.,S.0OP.M.
LOCAL FKKIGHT TRAINS, with PAS
SKNOEH OOACH attached, leave Wilming
ton Tuesdays,' Thursday and Saturday! at
4 00 A. M. and arrive at Wllmtnotnn en Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday atllM p. M.
BPeeaonfr for Charleston. Oolumbia and
Augusta and beyond, should take night Ex
press train irom Wilmington.
Bv Th ouvh SleflDina Can on nliht train
for ObarlesUin and Augufta.
JAMES AUDFRSON.
. Uen'lHuparlntendent,
may Ul-tf ,
Star oopy.
The Wilmington - and Ooast
Turnpike Company.
JJOOKS OF 8UB80HIPTION TO THE
Capital Stock or thl Company have bs.n
opened by the nnderaigned constituting th
Committee f.r that purpose, appointed at the
recent meeting of th. Corporator named In
the act of Incorporation, and maybe found at
tb. Mveral Bank of tb. city, and at th. Pur
cell House.
WM.A. WRIOHT,
.1 R. DAVIS,
T. J.BHTJTHEBtANl),
NORWOOD GILES,
OHAS.D. MYERS,
WM.A. CUMMINO,
Committee.
lUd-tf
may 27
Strawberry Ice Cream
piE APPLE ICK CREAM, Vanilla Ice
Orekm, Lemon Ioa Cream. AH of tbe above
delicious flavor oan b. bad at J, O. Lumsd.n'a
lee Cream Parlor .very day.
Partla wishing Ice Cream for Snnday din
ner will please order on Satmdsy,
niay,t2 v ' . lM-tf-na ed
Received this Day
The fonrth lot of those long bandied Cotton
Hoe, the best and cheaneet ever brought to
this market. Alao hare a fin. assortment af
Farmers' Hardware of .very description and
at price, that will give satisfaction, at th. old
Established Hardware House or
JOHN DAWSON,
No. It, SO and 11 Market Street,
may 23 123..
LOOK AT OUR
Blue Flannel Suits,
Elegantly made out of 8UPERB FLAN-
hk i warranted perrect.
LOOK AT OUR
CHEVIOT SUITS
ALL WOOL, t SIS Only.
V Uall aud But.
MUNSON & CO.,
Cm CliOTHIERS,
may 23 tog tr
Bacon and 8. H. Molasses.
AO Boxet Bm.iked Side, and Khouldera.
JOB D.B. Hides and Shoulder.,
0(1 Hhds. S. H Molasee,
(4Ut Bhls. 8. H. Molasses.
For .ale by
KEHOHNER A CALDER BROS
may 6 liw
DissoMoi o! Faitosi.
'HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
tinting between O. J. Boakowltt and Oaorge
Liebor, trading anaer tn name ana style or
Boskvwlta ek Lleber, I hereby dissolved by
mutual consent.
All nartles bavin a clalmt aialnrt th. nnder
aigned Arm present to Usorge Lleber, who will
settle th same, and all parties Indebted will
make payment to Oeo. Ueher, who alone ha
the right to collect and pay the debt of tbe
firm.
O. J. HU3K.OWITB,
Q.USBER.
may it U1-H -
NEW ADVISTI3IMISTS.
45.
45 MARKET
BROWN &
We(are UU aildiug to our
C-SKEML
Bting fully awar that small profit mnkq iiuick rotnVns, we ' liave matVoJ '
our wliola atock ao that any ami evrry ono rftu plainly Baa We are In anrnost" " 1
and mean biiaineaH. We onlf dpira tlios who are in watt of anything inour '
ahowinp; our goods, or of comparing
tentinn to the followinfr lint :
o TKI FED HUMMEIt SILKS tednoM to m tkU." , .
, lllok HeruBfjuis and Orenndines from 18 CenH i 4. , m i. '! :t. ,
ttolortl Blripe and FiRnred Qmhb liws 10 2-3 cents. -.u.-.mI fwt rr
Grey De lri 20 Cmtn. " " j v .,.;. i vA .:!:'
Onr Stock Of 1tobb (ImnU in lam.i anf
bought in any NotUiera market.
OENTH PU1INI8IIING UKTAItTiiiilN'r.5
White Drcu HhirU. flnftW. nnlUm Jan nv4tt ' n n rk "YT. i jr-tfm
I If II it i i , 1 - w
INU Ualf iloflA. It rmnurd ftiul Hfrimwl A,
W I" "
suoh. Department.
, . LINIiN AND
Linen j)inlra Ilnanm ami THllnat 1 1aaa
and Bath TowbIh, Najikiim, Pol Ilea'. Stir
T 4 aF(.lLl IftnTftltiy ar a, a a
L lama I.hcb Bncfinea and PoInU Lnfe Hliawlti 75 et.. a ! it rem in Iti-inn.l
and Plain Hhetlaud Kbawls Nottinprham for Cnrtuln ; TUnnTiino Neodlfls S cts; "",
eaob. Sola AgouU for FllANK LESLIE'S l'Al'EU I'ATTEUNS.
BROWN & R0DDICK,:45 Mai-kef "street-
"y ltt ::, .... V, ,, . ,. a UB..1 '..
M0EE PAETIGULAKS!
v1 1 ill I ml1 r? I'll nil ii ii IM i nut
r K I 111 I 'S, II II II II II U U I I 11111'
111 HI llll -j aMI 111 III lill iTllllllil
smw.aa.aa aw ; ' M W aiAAlAMAIi V V JUT PJ
'. . . - - . i ..... ...
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT
-O
tf AlldliimAM t.,w .ItnwM il.nlM !....!.
Lberal purchases, for - vrnich1 I'm thankful. ' S1HANGEU3 not post'od. ksx3"-'n
doslring the vahm of (heir money, can got it by calling ' . " ' ' ' ; "' ' x 'l
., . . ii ( ,.- . ' . , r.j i b l 1 ',l f .it'.'V
i ,
piU IB
SOL, BEAR & BRO'S,
20 Market Street.
CLOSING OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK
, 1- ' . ,of ;
DRYGOODN
. . ! o : 1- t i 1
' AT OUB ItKTAIL STOKK I
Gr-reat ( Bargains !
IA-4 LINEN SHKETINO from 70 ot. nnij
II t'i par yard. ''
Moxamblquea T ctl. por yard, '
' ... SWUa MUBL1MS, ! '!-!
too Doien LIn.n Towel and Napkin,' ' ', '
Irlah and Os'inau Llii.n hhlrllugs, . -
Cambric Haadkarolilalt,
MATTINGS, White a4 i!olorL-
SO Ptaaa. LINEN far. Ladle Travalliig
Dreaaeaand Boy wear. ;
Largs amort mentol Panama and Straw 11, it
for Children and Men. , . ,
W. will oomm.no. on Monday to sell th.
above and will continue dally until the whole
stock la elod oat.
' f Ladle are respectfully Invited to fall
and examine oar stock, a. we know H will re
pay them. - ;" "" ,' ' .'
In future we Inton I to oonfine our btieiiieiM
to Clothing and Merchant Tailoring. ,
mays . s i - j)K-ir
A FLOATING CITY,
- 'AND THE
llloeliudo ItuiinorsJ. -
' By Jnle Verne.
ALICE LORRAINE. A. Tale of Uio South
Down.. By K D. lllackmore.
OUR DETACHMENT. A Novel. By K.
SELECTED POEMS. Iilurtratod.
Tea
Oeuta perNumbec ,. v - ' '' j-.i
"THE HAT QUEEN." , By Alfred Tenny-
nn. . . -.
"THE DEATH OF THE OLD TEAK."
Ao. .
MM :jrjkmnm:'niM
VI fl 71 I ii iTY alii II Hi in tNI,
Mm a, iy V V WA,V-JU,W H (V
I . f ii,;; ill (i . ; ' i . I - s I , Ji . r, .'-T! ..' J
jAllfor Mia at -..ip.i-,: ,;-t,
CONOLEY & YATES',
City Book and Music Store.
Baai S - Ui -
45
EOBMCK
Eitenaive Aanurtroeat of
!..f.
DRY GOODS
them witJt aay . Ws) oall inrtiwvJia v-
1 l , . ,
; j .U -r-U
4ttaivin, anuriTj V UUI'I TH in, UI.
tit , ttxk . mUp,iUii tt.4 wtM
OJIUIIBMiUB JwkUBlW W1VUKB 9p
I .t,, u,ni t
DOMESTICS. ,
I
I
T.I . T.i...... tlk... : . il
Iiliwnrt, Craslnia, .to. ' . ! ) u ,i,-1 .'t.t
ar v ....... . ...
-1 i-a
s ? -.18 I-ri.t.'i SIJtWBtlWIJAJ
v . . i k . V
i- i i '. -j! f -., ii.-.it f ni.tdii.
::.. ill ftr'A u.rv. l?:r
TS NOW COMPLETE 1
t A ,
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ri It
v .1 ,?! ,mif.
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t. (.JJ t,! tii.!fl'j;s4 V'
j L f V S ITT tl fl TWII t .A.i V
i .:.- , ,j J". .1 tii4?if."i ' !' J Mtit
J ai.J.V',. t'm 11
w-i ts-yf mn
NO 4 HUMBUG! Vr"
r-.0-r--j'"t, f-. --vl'-j bUi
-1 1
THERE IS NO HUMBUQ ABOUT -2
I SELLING THIS STOCK OUT ! l
v "r AT COST! J t iii
i '? 'j - a i"U iJ -a
1 Jf ? 1.t!" mort ''""'fftl'ie Stock . v.r munl-i r
tailed at New York eut at wholes.!. . Jt la ' ;1
hrrjLTi?.
iwarar.' There Srrt thoZmntortfiZSE:' ,
o:oo.'.tliat mud Resold in S"" W0lUl -"iM
ififi h,f'imDAVat '-' If Ta f: It'
our land that will never airaiu 1jo the onno. . a
uiZJ OT ,unn ' ' " low flJ. res.' " '
p"ro1;"' " Ple Wm'emriar tnatfncir '
goods WUI be dellveroU until paid. fer ,t I i
,. I j ,11 ii, L. .
-OEOIiaiS.LIlCUlJB.;
s "y - , r.i if,;- l a MW't.,1
jaj'.'T.ir Wfl
Wo Ilaye NoTr-inSt0rc
' rjd . at WvV4rt..L...
(J1HB U1SSX tUT, OP, MEN'S 'ANtt ?' U
meu,..Terydai8HOE9,aoh.M MeiHibii' ,
Kj'i.'Tlrogariaiid Women'. Balf and P$bble
Bal-a,nd prioe low. ' Pornon. In want of these"' ' , j
Oood. at w olwsle d'r retail win do" well' to .
' , H 5.i; r i .'1 .. - '- f'1
call and aoe thoui. , , . . - . v .
, . .. n .uli4iuut ijS'a.-'!. .ii... ,
, ,A'W"JI . 00i,m'Pij! of GentUdiej,Aj,l
M lines and ghildrMM Shoes an handJ .JJ 1 c-h iJl
' j io ib i v'-PaMcraBBrfrak''
may 23
1
IO A:
'7"
f(l 4911 P,K 0iJ 4geBtB,wiiitcd1i All', t' i''
HJJ IU ij)6U clajwrncl working penple of hotb . t
sea, young and old,Tmaka'av monayat t
work for us, In Ihala. -awo.ltwalH'ea, iturins
llieir spare moments, or all the time, than at. .
any thing, also, 1Wo,,otr s amplotaioat- that.!
Wi.l pry handsomely tor .veiyjionr'a work..
Pull lartlQaUm. .rm,to.. amk fr.. r-, -3
u your adUrws at onoa. iiont deisvi Now ' ,
I tl.. ... , uon-k look- for work or bu.lnesa " 1
oBar,- BTIKgosr 4 CO., fortiami. Mnino. . ,
-"'. ,V-Aiia Wmi JA asaukwiv'""
GrciiFca Swccis! )
GroiilPeaSwiis!'5 "-j f:r,;;:;
Juat ifeoelved a lMres((k of the oM avvra ' it
Cast Stamlaul Stel BlaUo (iiuund rem
Sweeps The Blules and Btandard. Bold
separably wlian reunlml.
For rwle at Uio New Hardware Store of
CULM AMUKOlllBON.
may 81 . . m
. r a