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wnnniGTOiT. n. c. Tuesday, juke is. 1875.
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WILMINGTON. N. 0.: . !
TUESDAY, JUNE 15. 1 875.
IIEA1MJUA11TEKS.
DEDICATION pP A- NEW OATH
OLIO CHURCH.
Washtsqton, Jane 14 Noun The
Bi. Dornimoo new CaUioho Chureo
was dedioated on Sunday. A vast
crowd was in attendance. Arohbiahop
, Uagley, assisted by lttsuops Uibbons
and Becker, attended by a large nnm
ber of Prieeta, officiated. Bishop Gib
bons, of Biobmond, preaohinl at sight.
Wkssmaron, June 14 Night John
S. Haines, Attorney General of Miaa
isaippi, is here.
The 8th ltegimest Cavalry pout,
four years on duty in New Mexioo,
Las been ordered 10 relieve the Kiutti
Regiment in Teas, and the latter to
New Mexico. '
Pierrepont has gone to New York.
He will be absent a week.
It is expected that the London Syn
dicate will early next month make
another call on tu Treasury Depart
ment for an additional u umber of tire
new United States bwinlH, the money
market beiug farorablolo snob, invest
ments.' The Treasury Department is confi
dent that the proofs already obtained
are sufficient to convict all the crooked
whiskey distillers. The action of the
government officers entrusted with
the prosecution of the alleged offend
ers is entirely latiafactory to the De
partment. Indictments have already
been found against some of the din
tillers iu the West. Trials will neces
sarily be delayed by tho adjournment
of the. Courts, but in the meantime
the government 'wilt fully prepare it
self to make the prosecutions effective.
7 ' UOTILIM., ":
l ii I i J i. i t, 1 , i . ...
THE WATER FAMINE.
THE CASE OF CLAFLIN & CO.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND SEV
ERAL PERSONS INJURED.
Niw Yobk, June 14 Noon The
Express train which left Boston at 8
o'clock Saturday morning run off the
track. ., Vioe President Wilson was
not injured. T Blaiua was hurt inside.
Misa Anna Louise Cary, opera singer,
had her rjght shoulder buised. Thero
Were ntfparsOn killed. 3
New Yobk, June 13 Night There
is a water famine in the lower part of
the city the maies being stopped.
The Croten Engineers are looking in
to thematterY .
In the U. 8. Oircait Distriot Court
to-day members of the firm of Claflin
& Co. and Field, Morris, Tanner &
Co., together with Col DesAnges and
Chas. 8. Lawrence, were arranged to
plead to th indictments found against
them by the Grand Jury for oomplioity
in the silk smuggling frauds. They
all plead not gnilty with the exception
of Lawrence, whose counsel asked lor
time, which was granted. ; 7."
.Ay i'.
EUROPE.
Qcknnstown, June 14 Noon The
steamship City of Chester, fiom New
York, with the American Rifle Teum
on board, arrived here to-day.
Bkblin, June 14 Noon Count
YanArmin is seriously ill. - '
THE FlltE EIEM).
Ov aha,' June 14 Night A dispatch
from Fort Russell, Wyoming Terri
tory, says that one of the 400 tons of
hay piles was discovered to be on fire
earlj this morning, and while the com
mand was at that fire the commissary
store house Was also discovered to bo
burning,, but the latter was extin
guished with but slight damage. The
hay will -prove a totul loss. One of the
- cavalry stables was also burned,
THE VIc'kSUUIIU.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF
THE TERRIBLE DISASTER. ' '
ftr JoHSrt. N. F.' "June 14 Noon
Parker .Greenwood, a seaman, made
the following statement on the night
ot Slay sist: , we got in me scattered
ice; we were steaming slow, expecting
to get through when., the .sea-ice
b truck tfie-VioksSurg's quarter, knock
ing a hole and breaking the propeller.
Thelce'fcfterwardS knocked a hole
near her bunkers. At 6 A. M., June
1st, we found the vessel sinking
fast and we got the boats out. The
first boat, with four men, was swamp
ed alongside; and our second boat,
with twelve men, got stove, but we
stopped the- leak- with) a blanket. A
quarter of an hour afterwards the ves
aelank We tried to save the men
who were floating on spars and hay,
tut ooold not get near them for the
sea and ice. We saw one boat wi h
twenty men and another with the first
officer and, six , men, Afterwards saw
her bottom- lnp with the first officer
and, three men on her bottom. The
Captain told us we were 120 miles from
St. Johns to steer northwest. We saw
the Captain on the bridge a moment
before the steamer sank. . t
St. Johns, , June .15 Night The
sealing-sterner Commodore has also
gone in search of the missing Vicks
burg.' The boats with the survivors of
the, Yicksburg disaster which reach ed
here Saturday, were brought in by the
American sohooner.; Barnham. They
report Jjhat , six , boats were lowered
from the Vicksburg and that two of
them capsized alongside and one cap
sized two hours after leaving the ves
sel and one, their own, was picked up.
The one of the two boats unaccounted
for was: no doubt that containing th e
fixe men who arrived in New York.
The Captain and offloers are said to
have behaved well but the seamen
toted badly.. The Captain and wo
8 ea Went down with the vessel
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lilMtEIl HILL.
NORFOLK BLUES AN D
RICHMOND KNIGHTS AND
THE CENTENNIAL.
Norfolk, Juuo 11 Noon. The
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues left for
Boston this afternoon on the steamer
Wei. Lawrence. They were escorted
to the steamer by the Battalion of
Uuitf d States Marines, headed by the
Naval Baud and By the City Guard.
The digs of the shipping in port were
displayed, and a number of stealers
accompanien the Wni. JLawreuoe to
Hampton Roads. As the Win. Law
rence swung out from the borf they
were saluted by the United States re
ceiving ship New Hampshire, which
was returned by the Blues amidst the
wildest euthiihiaMiu. Salutes were ex
changed with Gn. Barry, at Fort
Monroe. A number of distinguished
gentlemeu eojowpumed the Blues,
among are Gen. ritzbtieh Lee, Col.
Walte-a Taylor, who was Adjutant
Ueneral on Gen It. JE. Lee s stuff, M.
Glennan, of the Virginian, and others.
Richmond, Juue 14 Noon. Rich
mond Coniuiaudery, No.-2, Knights
Templars, left at 8 P. M., via York
River route aud Boston, to participate
iu tbe Bunker Hill Centeuuial Cele
bration. Tho visiting Kuights num
ber niity, but will be joined by others
on the route, aud expect t number
seventy-five upon their arrival a Bos
ton. The Commaudeiy is in charge
of that eminent Couimuuder. Wm. E,
Tunder, aud will be the guests of De
Molay andtheCommaudery of Boston.
They will beabseut about ten days.
hi i ii hum ,
MARYLAND.
LYNCHING OF THE NEGRO
SEMMES AT ANNAPOLIS.
HE IS TAKEN OUT OP JAIL BY
A MOB AND HUNG.
Annapolis, June 14 Noon. A mob,
composed principally of residents of
Anne Arundel county, in which the re
cent outrage upon Miss Jackson was
committed by the negro Semnies, came
into this city at a very early hour this
morning, and proceeding to the jail,
demanded the keys from the jailor,
with a view of taking Hemmea out and
executing him. The jailor was search
ed, and the keys having been found,
a large number ol visitors went to tue
cell of the negro, and finding him
chained, dragged him away without
releasing him from irons, aud taking
him a short distauoe from tho city and
near the railroad track, hung him to a
tree, where he still hangs. A large
number of oitizens and others have
visited the place to-day to view his re
mains. The mob was well provided
with pick men, crow-bars and other
luMruuumts for gaining aduission to
the- jail, had they met with"- forci
ble resistance, ' The negro did not say
a word when he was taken. Some of
the lychers proposed taking another
negro who was in jail awaiting trial
for rape, which he committed on a
colored woman, but others demurred,
and the mob was pacified with taking
Semmes. A coroner's inquest will be
held upon the remains to-day. Many
of the lynchers were painted black and
somo wore masked.
ELECTltlCLSMS.
There was a heavy frost in New
York and Pennsylvania last night.
Four crews of the College regatta
have arrived at Saratoga and are
pract'ciug. 7 V"
At Philadelphia the Athletics scored
12 to the Washingt ju's 2 iu a match
game of bund ball; at Chicago the Bos
ton's made 24 to 7 for Chicago, and at
Louisville, the Philadelphia's scored
13, the Louisville Eagles 5.
Joseph B. Gardiues, a wealthy Bos
ton merchant, was fouud dead yester
day in the woods near that oity with a
revolver by his side. It is supposed
he committed suicide.
The Fifth Maryland National Guard
left Baltimore this morning for Bos
ton to attend the Bunker Hill Centen
nial. ' Jf. Louis P. Rogers, of Louisville,
is dead.
The Brilliant Oil Works, in the Alle
ghaney Valley, have been burned with
forty thousand barrels of oil. The
loss is estimated at $50,000.
Dispatches from Maine, New Hamp
shire aud other States, report consid
erable damage from frost. The frost
was quite severe throughout New Jer
sey. The Governor of Georgia has op
pointed a Board of three Directors for
the Macon & Brunswick Railroad.
A dispatch from St. John's says that
the steamer Virgo is a total wreck.
The Grand Jury of Louisiana, this
morning presented four indictments
against State Auditor Chas. Clinton;
two for misdemeanors in office, one
for extortion under color of offioe, and
one for embczzliug $20,000 of State
funds. Bail has been fixed at $23,500.
The Auditor was served with a capias
and paroled by the Sheriff until 3 p.m.
oiiur,
i.
ASSASSINATION OF A NOTO
' RIOU3 DESPERADO. ; '
Cincinnati, June 14 Night Tom
Melgehen, a notorioui desperado,
made famous by the trngio end of his
counsel, Hon. C. L. Vallindinghnm,
who lout his life in explaining some
points in the trial of Melgehan for
tho murder of a man named Myer, was
assassinated in his saloon at Hamilton
last night. From the appearances of
the room and position of the body the
supposition is that some one entered
the saloon aud called for a drink and
while Megehan was serving his cus
tomer, he was shot by some one
through a wiudow, as a pane of glass
iu the window was shattered into
fragments, although he was shot with
several bulltta iu the right temple and
Bide of the face. Megehan had strength
enough to get his revolver to defend
himself, but fell dead ou reaohing the
end of the counter. No due to the
murderer, .' ( i
THE UIIASSU0PPE1LS,
Oxahab, Jane 13 NightImmense
clouds of grasshoppers made their ap
pearance, flying northward, oves this
place about 11 o'clock to-day but none
alighted, latj nave appeared tn im
mense swarms at Plymouth, Nd., and
are destroying everything before them.
iney re nying nor toward.
NEW YORK.
i
THE ALABAMA EDITORIAL EX
CUBSIONISrS.
A NEGRO FIEND.
TARTJY JUSTICE,
Albxandbia Bat, June 14 Noon.
The editorial eioarsionista are still
here. They will go on a pio-nio exonr
siou among the Thousand Islands to
ri uy and attend a hop at the Thousand
Inlands House this evening.
SvRACtraa, Juue 14 Night On Sat
urday at Lafayette, in Ondaga county,
a negro named Wm. Henry Mason
outraged a young married white
woman of the highest respectability,
the wife of Newton O. Hoyt of that
place. He threatened her fife if she
revealed his act, but she made the fact
knowu to her husband, who caused
Mason's arrest. Oreat popular ex
citement followed aud the negro was
near being lynched while being con
veyed to the penitentiary, where be is
now securely lodged.
NIW ADTO&TIS1XIXT1
Wilmington Lodge Ho.
319.
Reiriilar iuMtln tkla (TBKBDATi t. M .
attu'clvck.
rHEHTUX UU MM I Nil,
oratMy.
luu 15 14!i It
PIC-HIC
IJIUEKE WILL B A riO-NIO AT IU
Wilmington Gardens,
Thursday Afiaraaan sua Night.
1 . Abmimio tO eU. -June
to l-tt '
Handsome Diagonal
Coats,
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, "
GENTS' LEATHER TRUNKS,
LADIES TRAVELING TRUNKS,
SUITS FOR FAT MEN.
BUR'S FOR LEAN MEN,
SUITS FOR TALL MEN,
SUITS FOR SHORT MEN,
SUITS FOR EVERYBODY, CHEAP.
MUNSON & CO.,
CITY CLOTHIERS.
Jons IS Ml-tf
WE KEEP
QONSTANTLY ON HAND the but aid
cutsuptot Hue of QenU and Lad Lei eurtou mad
7 BOOTS AND SHOES.
We keep on band a fine lot or QenU tad La
dine BL1PPEES
etvery low prioea. ,
We on beat the world on
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
We keep the beat.
Uur Men'i and Boy'. KIP BKOQAN8 we
gtivrat toe cannot be excelled In price or
uuulltj.
EVANS k VONULAHN.
Ju: e ; , mi-
Dog Ordinance for 1875
OFFICE OF TREASURER AMD COL
LECTOR,
City op Wilmington, N. C,
June 12th, 1876. j
T
HB DUO OKDINANCBfoe 1878, require!
that the eane aboutd so into effect June let.
Motice le hereby fiven that all pajtiee own
ing or keeping any dona, either male or femalo,
are reqnlrcd to reftrtar the earn AT THIS
OFFICE, aud procure the required Bedgee,
commencing Monday, the 14th lnet.,-ad for
lour (4) dy. thereafter. The Urdlnaiiot alao
provides tout each pereone ho rail to eomply
with the .bore reqalremenie wiH be eahjoot
to a penalty ot (tlV tea dollare.
T. C. SERVOSS,
' 1 City Clerk and Treasurer.
June 11 ' 141-tt
LADIES.
N
O W IS TOUB TIME TO SAVE MONCT
In the purchase of "
DRY GOODS.
Tlil. stock la to be asld In a limited time,
not one cent above actual eot will be charged
for any article, either large or email, tingle, ot
In quantity.
Id thin sale yon bare a decided advantage ,
the Stock la NEW, and eery piece of Good la
desirable. There are manyimall lot of broken
Packages, Kemnante, G loves, Collar. &o., &c,
that w 111 beat much lest than eoet to eloee
them out. . ,
Very rt spectrally,
GEORGE LEIDEB,
No. 29 Market Street.
June 18 ' " j
141
FOR 8ALE
Oil RENT I
ThelKJUSN r.ueutly built for andV
oor-.n ulf d b the Re J. V, Hide . eelL
Herenth, between Ohestnnt and Mulberry Mta.
Terms reasonable.
H. HAAR, Gneef, ,
Cornet IU aad Vheainat Stfea, '
mayH
. t' t u
HIW AD VESTISZ3 E5T8.
A Startlins: Tumble
IN THE TRICES OF CLOTHING.
Men's aad Boy's Alpaeca OoaU SI SOW
White Llnea Dark CXata I K B0
White Duck reals.. I 00
oys Browa Linen raats tt at 1 T
m m m jacket Areata OS
Beautiful Btilnele ita... ....... .mm
aaadeoaM Dreat Bali at eomparaUrely low
Sguraa,
A. DAVID.
lane IS 141
Hew Hovels-
TLCXBKiRD'8 KITS, and athei Star toe.
Sy Mlee Thackeray, author T - Mhe Aacel,"
Old Een.in.toa,1 Ac. Iro, raper, t oeato.
Alice Lorraine A Tale or the South Down.
By U U. Hlackmore, author ol " Urodock Ho.
veil." " Maid or Sker," Ac I to, raper, IB
eaate.
Eapoof the Gam p. By O. Welsh Mason. 11-
ruuaiea. ito, raper, si.
Wm sale al
HEIFJSBERCER'S
Live Book and Maete Store.
Jen IS 141
The Odd Trump
hovel. : :
Walter's Ward, a Norel by J era, raya.
A rioating Oity. and the Blockade Runners,
by Julee Verne. -
The Myeterloue Island, by Jules Verne.
Dora, a beautifully Illustrated Poem, by Al-
irea leuaysoa. rrioe n oeaie.
Look at the Clock, a Poeat by Thumat In-
goldsby (H.M. Barham.)
All for oelo at
Conoley & Yates,
CITY BOOK STORE.
The only plaoe la the city where yea can pi
the IN and OOPrihO CBAYON."
jane
141
Black Walnut Furni
ture.
QB.KAT . BABQAIKIi la Black Walnut
L lumber aad Parlor Balta, at'
D. A. SMITH k COU
June IS . Ml-tf
Bacon. Fork. Flour,
Corn, etc
75 Boxes Smoked Sides and Shoul
ders, 60 Boxes D. 8. Sides,
800 Bbls. Flour-all grades.
8,000 Bushels Prime White Com.
100 Bbls. Refined Sugar,
100 Bags Prime Rio Coffee,
lOOBbTs. B.H. Syrnp.
100 Hods, and bbls. New Crop Cu-
ba Molasses,
800 Bales Prime N. R, HaJ,""
600 Bundles Hoop Iron,
260 Second Hand Spirit Casks,
' 60 Bbls. Rioe,
100 Bbls. Glue,
200 Kegs Nails,
100 Boxes and half boxes Candles,
60 Boxes Lye,
25 Boxes Soda,
25 Boxes Potvih,
60 Boxes Candy,
50 Boxes Boap,
60 Boxes Tobaooo,
100 Gross Matches.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS k MURCHISON.
7 tJuano I Gaan I Oaane I '
160 Tons Ouauape Quano,
100 Eureka "
Pot tale low by
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
jane II 141
Fay Us
LL VOO UWI V9 It TOU CAN, IP
not, all a pari. We want our money.
CHAS D. MYERS it CO.,
O T Nrth rroail Ma.
Fine Clarets. f
JHINE, BANTEKNE and Hook WInee,
Sparkling Moselle, Catawba, Burgundy and
Hsldaleck Wines.
Frankfurter Lager
Bier.
JMPORTtD. Don't nee lmltationswhen you
pan get the genuine. '
V Best Flour.
ALL KIKDS- Wheat, Bye, Grahams.
Carrels, Ball Barrels and Bags.
Goods Delivered Free
LL OVEB THE CITT.
Ca.h bnyert preferred. Beet goods. Lewert
prloee. ..
CHAS. D. MYERS k 00.,'
5 and 7 North Front Street "
jane It 141-lt
Newspaper for1 Sale.
A
HT GOOD MAN wishing to engage In the
. neweoeDer blneoe. eaa with a email .eh
capital, aecure the I reoo. Type. Plxtaree aad
bond Will of the " 1oMord Sua " . ,. ,
for roll particular., addreee
JOMN B. HARBIS,
uonoorav in. u
June li la-Ua
VF' ytvmm wyj.
NIW AEVESTI3Z3IEST3.
Grain Cradles and Fan
niUs-
GRANT'S Boathern Patwrn.S rinror Drain
CratilM, (the but la the market), and
uraat-s ran utile tor Urain.
For tale low by
GILES A MCRCRItiON.
June II
141
TRUNKS, SADDLES AUD HARNESS,
Trarellng Bage, Satrhale, Shawl Htrape,
Whiie, Spare, baddla Uotha, Peather Oneten,
Uollara, Ham... SatltllerT liarilwara, taath.r,
Alio Ureaat, and all klads of Saddlery Oomlt.
QARPKNTER A MALLARD.
No. I Bnutk Jrout Street, Wilmington. N. O.
may M ss-tf
Children' i Colored Shoes,
Juat recelted dlreot rrnm the Manuractory
a Sne aamrtateht of Ohlldrea'e Hart, Broaaa
aad Blaek abuasof all at.iw, with and without
heele. Aha Ueute Hand-Sowml Bus-Toe aud
Machine-Mewed Low UuarUr Shoea.
Uullee Ualtere aad Slippers in gnat variety
a A. PRICE'S,
Bo. It Marknt Street
Grass Blades,
H
AT CUTTERS,
Rear Hook.
Uraln Orailiee,
Ooru Shellere. Ac.
A full aiuortment ot the above gooits and at
very low pncea, van b. louuu al mo old eaten
llahed Hardware Houat or
JOHN DAWbON,
19, and U Market Btr..t.
Jane lay-
Reduction in Prices.
FAMILY BUrrLIES .
Fresh this week,
Imported and Domeatio,
At GEO. MYERS,
Preserved Ginger
AND SHAKER PRESERVES
at red ueed prloee, at
Cooked Corned Beef
REDUCED PBIOEf.- f 4 ,
rj-SffU-M-l.
At
OKU. MYEUB.
Best Butter
JH TH WORuO at 40 oentt per pound.
At , ubu. minna.
Hew Process I iU
EMPIRRPtiOVR. NotwttWadlng the ad
vanee in Plow at redaoed prteM. '
A. US.U. MTBIU9. ;
Bottled Lager Bier.
BEST la the Btate at reduoed nrirwe, at .
- Ka. M VKKS.
too
OASES IMPORTED OLA NT J at reduced
prloee, and one hundred thousand Began,
At
i CIO- MYERS.
11 & 18 South Front Street, j
. 141
June 1J
22 Ilarket Street.:
500
PACKAGES
PLUO AND FINE CUT TOBACCOa
. . .1 , : . .. ..i...
Inch, 10 Inch, II Inoh and 13 Inch,
4 lo poond, B to pound and 0 to pound. ' 7
i ':. ' '
Retailers will pleats tsamlne our .lock . '
D. PICOTT.
June II
141
Bacon and Lard.
68
BOXES t 8. BIDES A BHOULDEHU,
Biuoked "i
Pot sale by L'
KEROUNER A 0ALDEK BROB
HAY, CORN, RICE AND MEAL.
2QQ BALES BAT,
, k)Uu Dusneie uora, ,..
M bbl. Kloe,
MM buahela Water Ground Meal. ,
Poraateby
KBHOHNER A OALDBR BROB.
Sugar, Coffee & Flour.
50
BBLS. REPINED SDOAtt.
5 bhds. Demarara
M
ISO bate Onftee,
100 bbla, flour, s
-4---- Poteaiaby "i'i, . ' ........ ..
. , RXUCHNEB A C ALDER BRUM.
S- .,la,'' iftv"' . V J ,
Powder and- Fuse.
400 KKU KlrLE' M1NINQ ui mm
tag Powder, ,i . ..
10,000 feet Pose. V
... .
Pot tale by - -;
KEROUNER A CALDEUt BRUR- '
June 13 141-
Good Board.
AQENTLEMAN AND HIs'wiPE, Or
two einale gentlemen, can be accommo
dated with good board In a p.easant part of the
eny, a snort aistance irom tue nuainees cen
tre.. -; . . . 1 ii
Meverei day boarders can alee ba aeoomibo-
dated
June S-131-lw
in 10 urriurw
FUlal Col
red. By the Bale
Dosen, or at Retail
,
IMPORTERS
OF
Bingle Mammocks, S3
aacn, sen. on rvoeipi
Of money. Por wbolo
aale prices, addremO.
W. BmMOa A Son,
Oak Mall," Boston,
Man. Bathing Salle.
Military tioods and
Regalia. ' '
llS-lm-
HAMMOCKS.
ny a.
Du Font's Powder."
T RIPLE, BPORTIMO AND MDSEKU',
MLA8TIMQAND MININU-Ia Whole.Ua
and tiuaruw Kegs. ; u , 1 1
i - ? ' rAitsLkitivtf, '
5EW ADVESTISESEXTS.
let ?ssm
BROWN & RODDICK,
: 15 1URKET SniEET,
Have determined to eloat onl all their
N UIMKR NTOCK
- r -1 ., . . .... ' ' "
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. :
Sale to oommenoe on
MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, ,1875.
. : , -;
Borne great Bargaius will be olTcreJ.
go into details, as the public generally
One Pricer
Call early
B0WN & RODDICK,
MORE PARTICULARS!
r'Ts. .s" " r. I ) :?t : s ' ' '" r " I I.T'-n
I'.. ii J. -i vl i t ..7; ' -i t---'f li '.n L.m ,m .fh:i
si 4' MY4 ASSORTMENT oF'";: f-".
i..f , ; . ;..., ..; .rr : ' . 7:i"I 5"!'-- ln t
, :';.7;'- .,-.:. j : ;f 1 ' r w"'f ?iVf R.Jliwa.MifJ
IS HOW COMPLETE V'"'1 IV
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT LINES.' ,
r 4" ,i,:;:7 .771 .1:1 "."x iir!": "iS-? .JEM. - 7!r
.1 - : 7 v f,i -.. e.i '. V'lt'iun us r-w lutt ItM
j ; f - j J'-tohU'i V-f,U .(! 1:?!JU t.r.f.n?.,J
' in tft r'Ha'l ff'i. f ct -'A J I tHitDt tc.-t ( j i. ., , .
.- a ... 1 Ai.-i r rtrt Vthtmha' t .il.
: aij cupujmvfn nave ayown uiuir ai'preotauoo, 01 mj iJ i iixsjiuij uj tumr
liberal purobasos, for wblob I'm thankful 'fiTIUNQERS 'not posted; and m
desiring the value at their ofy, can got it by calling . 1 .f j,
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MISCELLANEOUS
BUY ONL1 THE GENUINE
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FAIRBANKS
STANDARD SCALES.
The most Perfect Alarm Cash Drawer.
MILKS ALARM TILL CO.'B. Alao,
Herring's lafe't Coffee and Prog Mills, Lolls
Presses. . , , .
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STANDARD SCALES.
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FAIRBANKS A 00.. 166 Baltimore St.'. Bal
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f Aiaaanu Ac Co., S3 Clamp Street, Mew Or
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FaubahmA Co., (3 Main Street. Buflklo,
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FAiaaaaKS A Co . m Broadway, Albsay,
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raiBBSKKS A Co V 300 St Pant nt.VMnntrnal.
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don, Kng. .1 . '
rAiBaKs"Baow Co., J JMUlt St., Bne
toa, Mess. ' ' " i j
raiB Kwrao, Meson lo Hall, PtUa-
rAiaBAiw,lfo& 0o;i ili Lake St?,rjbl
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FAiaaAMKs, Moasa St Oo, 18S SnperU 8b,
Ulerelaad, Ohio. i '
fAiBSABB, Moasa A.Oo., tttVW Street,
Pltutmrgh. ' ' . '
tAiRBABKe, Meats Co., stb ana Main
riiaAns&Co., tot and, 304 Wellington
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Faibbabks .Hcrcmaso, San frnslco,
For sale ffiMdWl Hardwar AnalmiC ,'
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WARM GPRITJCQ
M ?i MADISON COUM u.lU
Wstttrn, Nprth OarotlniiV
THF81C SetHHOn are sltua'toi ire piles
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from the Tennesaae line, on the banks of the ,
French road rtror, In the very inltM or the'
blithest ranaee or mountains eaiitot the Missis- f
alpil rlrer, in a country generally known and'
tru'rifullr called tha Hwflserland of Aaierloa.
TDK HOTKL AOUUMMOUATIUAS are'
unsurpafsrd il a'r watering nlaoa steamBMtt
resort In th p,aaUw Xa,Bath( oonurt of
large pools ot a clear, powerful Mineral and
Klrdrio Wttrr. temperature lull to lot degreet
Kahronlielt.wlilch arn wondtrl'uilf Inrliroratlng
to all hi ralkls, equalising the elroulatloo and
slimnlating the secretory organs, and will. In
most easee of Ohronuj and Sua-Aoata Uoata
Uheumntlsm, Paralysis, I)yii!ela.Neuralgla,
Henondary Syphilis, Hephrltie and Oalomioae'
Ulsonlers, Scrofula, Cutaneous llteoaaes and.
many dlnesses peculiar to females, eneet a'
speedy aad radloal cure. There la also a Void,
HulpliurtJpring near the Warm Springs, re
semblinc very closely la temperature aad eoloe ;
ot Ueponit, tin Vellon Hulpbiir Spring of Vir
ginia, with a ralpliuroue odor mdeh etrongerj
These Springs are easy of. aooese from all
Southern cities by all the llnea of railroad
conrerglni lnW Icaat TennflSMO, via Angnntay.
Atlanta aud Kituiville, to Morrtstown, Eaut
Tennmee, tbene to Unmberland Clap anoV
Charleatun-Tailroad 40 mllrs to Waif ,l)reek-,
thence by stage mlloS to the Spring, aa easy'
and eomtortalile trip. . Excursion Xlckrts ara
on le In nil the principal elites to and from
these Springs at ay great reduction 0 )oea
rates, , . -,,,
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Rates of Board, $ 40 Per IVUnth,,
( $12.00 Per, Week', $2 P r Dfy.
Oalldrea and Colored Serrajitt 1Ualf-P'lo
Apply to Managerfor Pamphlets and vireu
lars or to WllmlngUm Drujglsts v1-'
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General Mge for Wrm SprlanCau
OFTfcN realliie Immense prnfltswbett futraMl
ed In BtookPrldl' gmt Clretlkr,pnntitiiv
tug full explanation of the mode of DMruug,
ami queutuun pfraaew iiounu oaait aa
key Yc.k.'k.'ttcx'Exc:;i;:c!
sensfreAaD applUatuntaiw t .f0 h Wis
BIMONSON, BABBEIBAS '& 0.,'m
On. S.'t. Stock Exchange. Wall e&, hi
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