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WIUnNQTOII. II. C. . WEDNESDAY. JU1?E 16. 1875.
7H0LE HO G.C07.
JTEW ADVERTISZMZSTS. .
ilaili) licitmnL
WILMINGTON. N. C:
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 16. 1875.
BYITELECRAPH.
MISSOUllI.
MOUE FRAUDS IN THE INTER
NAL REVENUE DEPAKT-,
MENT.
ft"
, 'Louis,
Bt. Louisl Jane 15 Noon la
dioimenta liav been found Hgtiiunt
'Gtm. Juo. McDonald, vx-UupcrviMor
of Internal Ilovenae for this Dirtriot,
Col Juo. A. Joyce. Alfred Bevis and
Edward Frtier, and they appeared be
fore the U. S. District Court yester
day. The charge against McDonald
And Joyce are marked on the docket,
"Criminal, for destroying public re
cords," and the charges against Bevis
and Frazier is "The removul and con
cealment of spirits and failing to
efface stamps and brands." Jiulgo
Treat fixed the bail of McDonald and
Joyce at $10,000, of Frttzit-r at $3,000,
and of Bevis $2,500.
.-'-NEW 'YORK;
THE TWEED CASE UP BEFORE
- THE COURT OF APPEALS.
THE, ?RISONEiT"tO BE DI3-
' charged:
disastrous conflagration.
Aliunt, June 15 Noon In the
Court of Appeals this morning, Judges
Allen and Rapallo read opinions for
the reversal of judgmeut of the Su
. preme Court in the Tweed case, and
orders of Oyer and Terminer and for
the prisoners discbarge. All concur.
Judge Miller concurs in the result.
Judge.Grover Was absent.
New Yobk, June 15 Noon The
action of the Court of Appeals gives
Tweed his freedom.
Ithioa, N. I., June 15 Night Bur
glars blew open the safe and tired the
house of Farrington Bros. & Go. Loss
$150,000. The hotel and every
place of business is burned.
GOTHAM.
MORE INDICTMENTS FOR COM
t PtlrOIT Yj IN SILK
SMUGGLING.
TWEED TO BE RE-ARRESTED,
New Yobk, June 15 Noon. In
the United States Court, yesterday,
the Grand Jury presented several new
indictments, onarged with complicity
in Bilk smuggling frauds, but the Uni
ted States District Attorney decline
to make public the names of the in--dieted
persona until they. have bees
arrested. Bench warrants for them
may be issued to-day. -----
At the Corinthian race of Alawan
haka Yacht Club, yesterday, the Addie
Yoorheeswas victor.
New Yobk, June 15 Night The
Washington Light Artillery of Charles
ton is here.
Every precaution has been taken to
arrest Tweed when he leaves the Pen
itentiary unless a $3,000,000 bail in
forthcoming, The unfortunate gou
tleman will be lodged in Ludlow jjuil
for several days. The suits against
him are civil and not orimnal. Should
he give this bond it is said that there
is another action for which he will be
.held, requiring another $3,000,000
bail. Tweed has requested that he be
taken direct to Ludlow jail, there to
await these harsh issues.
ELECTK1C1SMS.
At Edgefield, Ky., a fire broke out
yesterday on the corner ol Filmore
street and Bridge avenuq which de
stroyed the entire block.
The steam mills of Edwards & Go,,
eight dwellings, and six million feet of
lumber were destroyed by fire at Tar
onto.'Ont., yesterday.. Loss $250,000.
The statement that the Direotors of
the Pennsy vania R. R. Co. had agreed
upon the terms of compromise with
the Baltimore & Ohio E. R. Co., at a
meeting of their Exeoutive Committee
yesterday, is without foundation.
Among the commercial organizations
represented at the National ' Board of
Trade. .Philadelphia, at or 'the Mobile
Bora of Trade and Wilmington Board
of Trade. )
A tornado prevailed yesterday at
Quinoy, Illinois, - prostrating many
houses. . One person was killed and
many hurt.
" Patrick Payne, of Dover, N. J., had
an altercation yesterday evening with
eJuo.,Glbneyi who struck him. Fayne
stored his house fora revolver, and
being in an excited state, shot his wife
In thrf abdomen, presumedly by acoi
dent,' Sue died in an "our.
A dispatch from Washington says:
J, M. MpGrew, lor several years Chief
Ceik; has been appointed Sixth Au
ditor in plaoe of C. 0. Sboate, of . Ala
bama, to take effoot on July 1st. Mo
Grewjn Jhe meantime is acting Au
ditor. ' ' .;. , ,.
' 1 rjSNSYJLVAJilA.
THli MINERS' TROUBLES.
- WafflfflBiKBit, JunelB Night The
miners ?wu; have i been . working at
Palne's shaft were met by a large gang
this morning and ordered to stay out.
A posse was raised and armed which
opened a way through the mob, and
those who wished entered the shaft.
There was great excitement and the
least offensive movement from the
idles would have drawn a fire from the
posse.
Later advices state that the miners
are disagreeing among themselves and
all have returned to work without any
onoeBaion from the proprietors.
RUSSIA WITHDRAWS FROM THE
ALLIANCE.
London, Jun 15 Noon A des
patch from Paris to the London
Standard saja: It is asserted that
Russia baa withdrawn from the Alli
ance of the-three Emperors, ami oon
seqneutly a new Alliauee will be
formed In-tween Onrnmuy ami Sweden.
llILVDQUAItTliHS.
Washington, Juno 15 Night A
sensation has been created here by
the publication in the St. Petersburg
Oalos of au artiolo advocating an alli
ance between I'm win and England be
cause that between the three Emperors
has lost the power of guaiantecing
peace since oue member thereof has
become suspected of warlike' demgus.
ACCIDENT TO EXCURSIONISTS.
Sananah, June 15 Night A party
of excursioniHts went to Arkwright
Inluiid yeflterday and while a nnmlx r
were in bathing they were carried out
to sea. Frank C. O'Drifccnll, a mer
chant of this city, and Ohnrles R.
Johnson, a clerk, were drowned.
Miss Johnson was rescued in an in -
Heusible condition by a steamboat
after she had been in the water a half
hour. She was kept afloat by her
bathing dress. The bodies of the
drowned have not yet been resoued.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Washington, Juno 15 Night The
Department ol Agriculture in its cot
ton ropo't for June, states that the
threatened reduction in area has not
ttiken place, nor bos the reduced area
of last year been much enlarged. The
res orted mcrcaoe is between 1 and 2
percent. The comparison with last
year is as follows: North Carolina
102: Month Carolina 100: Georgia 96;
Florida 90; Alabama 101; Mississippi
lui!: Louisiana 1U1; Texas 1U; Arkan-
eas 102, and Tennessee 99. The re
port, of the condition is the most fa
vorable in tue rive past bouhdhs. with
the exception' of that of 1S72. The
order of procedure ia this respect is
1872, 1873, 1873, 1871, 1874. Though
filhuting was late aud the Roil general
y too wet and cold for rapid germin
ation, the stand is comparatively good
and the recent weather has been more
favorable to rapid growth. The crors
are also unusually clcaik
The comparison with a crop of full
vitality and normal growth in all res
pects is for the presout month as fol
lows: North Carolina 92; South Car
olina 97; Georgia 91; Florida 91; Ala
bama 101: Mississippi 100; Louisiana
95; Texas 90; Arkansas 90, and Tenn
essee 99.
I, I S I' or LETYEKS
KeinalnlDft- in the I'oatofflce In tills
Vltj, June 13. 1S)5.
A John Asbfooka. ' '
Tt MihH Mnrv N IUanev. .Tas Brown.
Job Berry, Haywood B,8Hel, Frank
lieaaley, U J Uawers, Miss li Uryaut.
CJas U Cowoll, li li Cook, liU
Cavis.
D Miss Mary E Davis, Miss Lixzie
Duughtry, Miss L'uz Dickerbon, An-
uett Danton. .
F George Frazier.
G Miss Rebecca JuneGorger, Miss
Lucy Onion.
H Weston llickfl, Tnomas o. r.
Hall, MiLrae Ilalley, James Hars
ley, Joef b llines, He iry Hawtawt,
Miss Mary Jiines, E Howard, Mrs
Fannie Hayes, Miss Ann Eliza Hog
ward. J W M Johnson, Thomas John
son.
K James King.
L Miss Amanda Loonard.H. Lewis.
M Stephen Merideth, Redden
Mumford, Mr McLean, LizerMermas,
Frank McKay, Lizzie Moore, John
M il, Grace McKiuzie, Clara O Mitch
ell, Ben McWurd, Mrs Anna McRac,
A H Moore.
P Miss Emily Peppers, H G Pon
alton, L M Bowors.
R Miss Fanny Royal, H B Robin
son. B rark B Smith, Geo A Skinnor,
Havard Sanders, Ibham Swett.Maiiley
Smith, Miss Muudy Smith, Samuel B
Smith, T J Stearling, W R Stanley. .
T-Miss S E Thompkins.
U Mrs Mary Ustarn.
W Miss Louisa Watkins, Startacy
Wooderf, John H Wilder, Mandley
Williams, Holly WillianiH, Mrs Mollie
Williams, Miss Delia Wilson.
Y AjnosYork.
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will
give more relief in cases of Chronic
Rheumatism, no matter how severe,
than any other article known to medi
cal men. Used internally and extern
ally. .
It is often remarked by strangers
visiting our State that we show a
larger proportion of good horses than
any other State in the Union. This,
we toll them, is owing to two princi
pal reasons: in tue hrst place, we
breed from the very best stock: and in
the second place, our people use Sheri
dan a Cavalry Condition 1'owdcra,
whioh in our judgment are of incal
culable advantage. -
TEMFERAKCE FESTY1AL AND BALL
OF THE '
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD TEftlPLARS
Will talii plHO at their HALL on
Wdncidar Evening, Jlh lnt.
Lmlle who nr Ulml enmttfh to help u out will
iilce ed I" their donations erty on ',Vot
nrwUy tothn Hall or to Mrp. Dm, t. I,mnb,
on Mxtn, ootwoeii rruiuw, uuu vutmmui bu.
TluKKirs 26 UKMi'tf.
Jutio 13 ltl-lt tiien-lt
Vf CAKVN nieoil!y at tha
STATE NEWS.
Col. M. I. McCorkle baa been nom
inated by the Democrats of Catawba
oonuty for the Convention.
It is thought that the Radicals of
Craven county will Dominate Judge
Thomas and R. F. Lehman for the
Convention.
Matthew, the infant child of Rev.
Mr. Marshall, of Christ Epiaoopal
Church, Raleigh, died at Beaufort on
t nuay nig lit.
The Tarboro Southerner reoom
mends the Rev. J. M. Atkinson. D.
1)., of Raleigh, for a professorship at
me university.
The Charlotte Observer learns from
Cupt. Graham that the season has
opened splendidly at the Atlantic Ho-
ttil, lioaufort. and the prospeot for
large number of guests was never so
good before at this time of the sea
son. There will be a grand ball at the
Atlantic on the night of the iioth.
The Rev. James, once connected
with the Freedman's Bureau ia this
State, and notorious in connection
with the drowning of a negro in the
Nense river, a bronht out in the re
port of Generals Stedman and Faller
tou, is dead.
The Ilalttmorean publishes a letter
from HarriHburg, Va., in regard to a
native of Tarboro, where he still has
many relatives and friends, which we
publish with pleasure: "Rev. Alex
ander W. Weddell, Rector of Emanuel
Episoopal Church, in this town, has
received official notification of his
election to the Rectorship of Bt
John's Chnroh, Charleston, Kanawha
oounty, West Va." He has not yet
decided to accept. This is the fourth
oall Mr. Weddell has reooived since he
has been in our midst, and he has
been here only a eonple of years.
Episcopalians abroad seem determined
that Emanuel shall not hare an able
Rector. Mr. Weddell ia a native of
North Carolina, or Petersburg, Va.. I
do not recollect whioh. He was edu
cated at Hampden 8idney College,
a., ana nas been in tue ministry
about five years. He is yet a young
man, and gives promise to a bright
future.
NEW ADVEHTI8EMENT8.
Bfflse orBoard of County Commisoncrs,
NEW HANOVER COUNTY,
SIT A LED PROPOSALS WILL BC
calved until Wcnaadar, tkt r Inat, Anr
lurnlihlnir Mrdloal Attantton totbBt-ow
loorof New Hauoier oounty. tor on yaw,
from the 23tt day of J una, ISIS, to the lid Say
ot Mune, 1S78. Prapenali to apply-to tb Mt
door lKjor within the elty of Wilmington.
. JAMB WlLSOlay .
Oh'm Board of County Commiarioiie-a.
JanelS-lw 144
For Rentv
Three desirable rooms
FOR RENT.
Apply to -
MRS. Ii. H. FORK,
Roil OroM, between Front and Second etreeU.
June ltt-tt 144
WILMINGTON BDHDINQ ASSOCIATION.
rpUE HEOULAR MONTHLY Meetlnf of
tha Wllniliiftton Bnlldlng Anoclatlnn will be
beldthia (WKumnT) eraning, at o'clock,
at old Llhtary Raona, en Front atroeU -
Duph will be racetvod during the Say at
t lie office ot the WeTa Onano Oonipeny.
WALTKHU. MaoHAK,
Beoratary and Xteaaarer
June 18-lt 144
The Wilmington ani Coast Turnpiie
A MEETINQ OF THB 8UB8CR1BKBS
to the cajiltal itork of "The Wllmlugton and
Coast Turnpike Company will be held at the
Puroell Houae.on 8atutdty, tba Mthtnat,at
I o'clock, P. M , for the purpoae of duly organ'
Icing (aid corporation, by the election of a
Hoard of Director, and tho adoption of proper
by-laws for tti management.
WM. A. WRIGHT,
. T. J.SOUTHKRLAHD,
J. R. DAVIS.
O. D. MTKR8,
WM. A. OUMMINQ,
1 ; MORWOOII OILI8,
Oom appointed by Corporation.
wamnoToB, June low, iws.
June ts lot 144
Ileal Estate at Auction.
J, STERNBMErTco Anctionecn
TIT VIRTUE OF AND PTJRStTANT TO
O the prorialona of a eerteln Indenture of
mortgage, mane oy winiam wune ana oie
wife, Kteltua Willie, bearing data the 19th day
of heptember, I8J, a id duly reglatered in the
proper oflice, I will eell on Saturday, the Mih
day of Jane, A. D. 1878, at llo'eiook, Boon, at
the dnor or the Oonrt Boon of tha ounty of
New Hanover, by public auction, lor oath, the
following described lot or paroel of land, equ
ated in the city ol Wilmington, oounty of New
Hanover aud state of NoiUt Carolina, that hi
'oaay, beginning at a point on tba North aide
of Ann street, diatant ninety-nine feet Weat
from the Xorihwaat corner of Klghth and Ann
atrreta, thence raiinlug along the line of Ann
street Weatwardly ihlrtt three feattoalotof
ground, owned now or late lv Thomaa Owena,
tlidnoe along aaid Owens' Northwardlv, and
parallel witb Eighth street, one hundred and
thirty-two teet to ground of Daniel D. Price,
thence Eartwar It with grund of the raid
Daniel D. Prioe thirty-three leet, thence In a
ntralght line Southwardly and psrallel with
ElgliTh street, one hanilrod and thirty-two feet
to Ilia plane of beginning.
JAM ICS WILSON, Mortgagee.
Junel-lot 144
Handsome Diagonal
Coats,
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS,
GENTS' LEATHER TRUNKS,
LADIES TRAVELING TRUNKS,
BUITS FOR FAT MEN,
SUITS FOR LEAN MEN,
" BUITS FOR TALL MEN, ---
sttttm vmi SHOUT MRU.
BUITS FOB EVERYBODY, CHEAP.
MUNSON & CO.,
CITIOLOTIUEIIS.
JunaU Ml-f
NIW ADVEETISENESTS.
A Startlini? Tumble
IN TBIE riUCES OF CLOTHINa.
Men -a and Boy1 Alpaoca Coata SI at toS 06
WhIU Unea Dack Oat t tt to I 50
WkltaDmk Paste IM
Boyi Brow a Unen Paste 13 to 1 Tb
" " " Jacket A Panta I 00
Baaatlfiil Bualaekt Malta........ .T mm
Baadaeae Dreai Salit at oompatatWelj low
ftgaree.
A. DAVID.
tana IS 141
Hew ITovels-
TLrjkBKARD'S KKTS, and otkar Storlea.
My M ha Taackeray, author of " Mlaa Angel."
" Old Kensington,1' Ao. bto, Paper, 16 cents.
Alice Lorraine- A Tale or the South Downs,
By H D. Hlaokmore, aathor of Oietlook ho.
well," Maid of ohor;" o. Iro, Paper, TO
oanta.
Rape of the Gamp. By 0. Welsh Maaoa. 11
aaUaied. to, Paper, (1.
For sale at
HEINGBERCER'O
Uvt Book and Nude Store.
Jane II 141
The Odd Trump
NOVKU
altar's Ward, Novel by Jamee Payn,
A Floatlna Cite and tha Blockade Knnnen.
by Julea Verne,
Tke Myetertoui Island, by Jnlee Verne.
Dora, a beauUfullv llluitrated Poem, bv Al
fred Tennyson. Prioe 10 oentev
book at the Clock, a Poem by Thomas In-
goldaby(R.H. Barham.)
All for tale at
Conoley & Yates,
CITY BOOK STORE.
The ouly plaoe in tha elty where yoa can get
tha INK and OOPTING CRAYON."
Jon IS 141
Black Walnut Furni-
.ture.
QRKAT BARGAINS la Blaok Walnut
Ubamber and Parlor Suite, at
D. A. SMITH ft CO S.
Jan IS Ml tf
Bacon. Fork. Flour,
Corn, etc
75 Boxes Smoked Sides and Shoul
ders, 50 Boxes D. S. Sides,
800 Bbls. Flour all grades.
8,000 Bushels Prima White Corn.
100 Bbls. Reflnod Snp-ar,
100 Bags Prime Rio Coffee,
" Inn in T tr It -
xuu Duis. o. xx Dyrop,
100 Hhds. and bbls. New Crop Cu
ba Molasses,
800 Bales Prime N. R. Haj,
500 Bandies Hoop Iron,
250 Seoond Hand Spirit Casks,
50Bbls.Rioe,
100 Bbls. Glue,
200 Kegs Nails.
100 Boxes and half boxes Candles,
50 Boxes Lye,
25 Boies Soda,
25 Boxes Potash,
50 Boxes Candy,
50 Boxes Soap,
50 Boxes Tobacoo,
100 Gross Matches,
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
4aaaI a mm I (.naaol
ISO Tone Guanap Guano, :
100 Eureka "
For sale low by "
WILLIAMS MURCHISON.
Jnne II
141
Pay Us
i LL YOU OWK P8 IP YOU CAN, IP
uoi, all a part. We want our money.
CHAS 0. MYERS & CO..
8 aV r North Mt.
Fine Clarets. -r
UUiX, 8ANTERNE and Hock WInee,
Sparkling Moselle, oatawba, Burgundy and
Ueidaieck WInee.
Frankfurter Lager
Bier.
JMPORTED. Don't use Imitation. when yon
can jet the genuine.
Best Flour.
A LL KINDS-Wheat, Rye, Orabama.
barrels, Hall Barrel! and Bag.
Goods Delivered Free
jfLL OVER THE CITY.
Caeti buyen preferred. Beet good a, Lowest
prioee.
CHAS. D. MYERS k CO.,
5 and 7 North Front Street
June 13 141-M
Newspaper for1 Bale.
ANY GOOD MAN wlahlnf to engage In the
newspaper boalnesa, oan with a amall ewah
I. . I .1.. . 1 !... mA
tlood Wtllof the Ooncord Sua " .
. Por full particulars, eddreaa
' . . . iouH H. HARRIS,
Concord. M. O.
June 11 iaiHia
mate papers pleaae oopy.
NIW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Grain Cradles and Fan
Mills.
GRANT'S Snnthera Pattern, B Flngor Grata
lYllaa, (the heat la the market), and
Urant's Faa MUls tor Urain.
for sale low by y
GILKS AMl'RCHISOM.
June II 141
IRDNKS, SADDLES AND HARNESS,
Trarellng Bage. Halchala, Rhawl Ktrapa,
Whiie, Suure, ewUdle t'lotha, Pmthvr Duatvre,
Uollars, Haatea, Satldlery Hardware, I aather,
Aile Ureaaa, and all ktuda of Saddlery Goods.
CARPENTER A MALLARD
No. I Soutfcront Street, Wilmington. N.
eayso u
Children's Colored Shoes.
Just received direct from the Manafactor
a Sue aaeortmeht of tlhlldrea'e Butt. Hronae
and Black Shoe of all slsoa, with ami without
heela. Also Uenta Hand-Svwixl Iloa-Toeand
Machlna-Sewed Lew Quarter SIuhw.
I Ad lea Ualtere and Slippers la great variety
Q A. PRICE'S,
ho. It Market Street,
Grass Blades,
II
AY COTTK&S,
Reap Hooka,
tirala Uradiee,
Oora Shellere, o.
A full aaeoruuanl ot the above goods and at
vary low prices, can be round at the old eetab.
llshed Hardware House of
JOHN DAWhUN,
U, Wand II Market Htra-t.
Jane lie-'
Reduction in Prices.
FAMILY BUPrLIES
Fresh this week,
Imported and Domestic
At - GEO. MYERS,
Preserved Ginger
. AND 8IIAKER PRESERVES
atrednoed prices, at
Cooked Corned Beef
REDUCED PRIUK8.
tJXM U J. JM -fcJ-At
UKO. MYERS.
Best Butter
JN THE WORwU at 40 oenU per pound.
at , utu. hi s.n.B.,
Hew Process V
EM PI Ml FLOUR. Notwllhutandlng the ad
vance In Ptour at redooed prlooa.
At , uau. Mtans.
Bottled Lager Bier.
BEST In the State at reduced prlcea, at
UKa MYERS.
too
C&8RS IMPORTED Ol.aNTJ at reduced
prices, aud one hundred thouaaud Hagars,
At
CEO-MYERS,
"11 A II South Front Street.
141
June 13
22 Market Street.
500
PACKAGES
PLUG AND FINE CUT TOBACCOS.
i : ,
I Inch, 10 Inch, 11 Inpb and 12 Inch,
4 lo pound, 8 to pound and I to pound.
Retailers will please examine onr stock.
D. PICOTT.
June It
141
Bacon and Lard.
60
BOXES D. B. SIDES A SHOULDERS,
SO Smoked "
For sale by
KJtHUHNKB C'ALDRB BROS.
HAY, CORN, RICE AND MEAL.
" v
2QQ BALES HAY,
a,unu onuneie uorn, ,
AO bbls Kioe, ' i
doO buahele Waur tiround Meal,
Pot sale by
KKKGHNKK A OALDF.K BROS, ,
Sugar, Coffee & Flour.
6(J
BBL9. REPINED SUGAR,
bbde. Demarara . ",. . T
jnu oag. i onee, t. 4
lot) bbla. Flour.
For sale by
KEKi'HNIB OALDEU BROS.
Powder and Fuse.
400 KBUS KUrLE M1NINQ and HUst-
in rowaer, i . y .
1 10,000 feet Fuse.
For tele by
KEROHNBR e CAI.DElt; BROR
June 13 ... . Ill
Good Board.
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE, or
AY two alnffle entlamen. can be umnnAf
uatea wnn gooa ooara in a pleasant part 01 las.
city, k snort distance rrom me business cen
tres. . . i
Several day boarders can also be accomnKK
aatca Aepiy ai
June s lM-iw inis urrius.
IMPORTERS
Hlaln aand oi
red By tke Bale
Doeen, or at Retail
Single Hamniocka, S3
each, sent on receipt
of money. For whole
eale prices, addreQ.
W. SiMMima Sov,
"Oak Hall," Boston,
Man. Bathing Bulls.
Military . Ooa&ts and
Regalia.
ISS-lm-eo
OF :
HAMMOCKS.
may e . .
Du Pont's Powder.
4
RIFLE, SPORTING AND MUSKET,
LASTING AND MINING In Whole,H'
and Quarter Kegs.
ale by
Q. PAKSLEY eaUa
BROWN &
45 MARKET
Ilave dutermlncd to clear out all their '
N U3IMEH HW OOK
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ' -
Sulo to oommenoo on " v
MONDAY, JUNE. 7TIL7 1875; V
Boms great Bargains will to offered. We do not consider it neftsssarj to
go into dutaile, as Uia publio gonerallj
One Price.
Call early
b in Gil in
BR0OT & RODDICK,
MORE PARTICULARS!
MY ASSORTMENT OF
" i 'T
IS NOW
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT LINES.
My customors Lavo shown their appreciation of my LOW PRICES by their
liberal purchases, for, which I'm thankful. BTBANOER3 not posted, Mi4
desiring t)w vulnti of their money, oau
..1
(. t
KM; KATZ?S,
aprll la
MlSCLi,ANUUS.
To Naval Store Dealers.
The undersigned, late Depnty Supervising
Inspector, having left the employ of the Com
pany, tenders hie services to Merchants and
others gaged la buying and shipping oar
goes. He has had a pre; Ileal eiperlonoe ol
twenty years in the Naval Store Uuslneea, and
will give etrlot peraunal attention to Weights,
Color, Gnaglng, Order and Stowage or all ship
ments entrostad to hie ova, feeling assured
that be will give full .satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their orders.
Orders may be lrt for the preaant at A. H.
VanUokkelen'a office. Refers to Mourns. Wll.
Hams Murchtnin, James Anderson ds Co.,
A. U. VanBokkelen aud others, p -
ay29eollm. . W. D. MAHN.
Mcrcliaiidlso Brokerage.
WITH THE RKgUISITKEXPKRIBNdB,
acqnanitauoo, knowledge and facllltioi,
I oft'er my aervioee for the piirchaao and snle or
alldeetriptlone of Merohandlee In WeaUrn,
Northern and oar own market , Negotiate
cash and oaainr. Wlrea need fraaly at my
ex penee for any Information desired.
prom liuportera. Reilnere, Mlllen and
Manuractarers,bll, Uue of samples exhibit (d
dally. '
Oeflee, Melasaee, wympe. near, Plonfi
Soap, Bacon. Ury Salt Meats, Pork, Lard,
Ao , An , all grades ; Tobacco, Cigars, &a. ;
Spirit Oaska, 01aer Hay, Corn. o. i B tfot,
Scales, die, e
Special attention given to securing lowest
rate, of transportation. ' . , ... ,
Bxamtnatlon of samples, correspondence ftnd
orders sollolted. ..
trr Orders left at Ortce for "Bpot" Oeudi
will have prompt attention. . f ( .,,
JAM. T. PETTE (TAYi
Commorcla) Broker,
NORTH WATER STREET
maySS i ' im im-ood
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA,
"CANDIDATES FOR ADMIBSION INTO
thU wetl-known In.tltuUon should preseut
: . ,
early application. ..r .j.s
Catalogneewlllbe.lorwardod. 4i ; r ..
Address, FBANOW iPti BMlTlj
t ; o ! 1 " : ' Superlnfetid'ant. s"
r-ejio. 1 4 U
T
pi
e a., vv' ,, a..
rrl- OR
$ ThHl)UH: nmiKl. hull, fnr anrtli
oeoaDledbvthebVev,.d. O. Hldan.eniL-
Hovantn, between unestnut ana uuioerry ats.
Terms reasonable.
H. haak, urceer,
Corner 1th and Chestnut Streets,
may 21 .
EODDICK,
know we do nothing by naive.
t ; ; Strictly CasK
and soonre a '
. , -t i ih..'i
45 Market Street.'
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i i i . ?i r.' ,! it 1 o.'J
COMPLETE "
i: it',,':, . i, 'i
got ithy catling 4 "
m, .v. 1 : N'M'i'l
-AT
.
36 Market St
M1SCELLA1TE0U8;
WE KEEP ,f f
c
ONSTANTLV ON HAND the best and
clieapeet line of Qente and Ladles eustom made
, . BOQT ANSnOEsJ', Jf
We keep o hand a fine lot of Qepta and Le
' STJTPPEIIS ' ''f
at very low prlr.ee. .' i
t Wscan beat the world on . .. i . . . , ., f
CHILDREN'S SHOES. . ,
We keen the beat.' '
Our Man e and Boy's KIP JMtOQANS we
guarranlee cannot be 'excelled In price or
aualltg. . ; i n ;. .r 7 -'
, E7ANS & VONOLAHN. .
JuneU ' . , Ml-
Dog- Ordinance for 187$
OFFICE OF
REB AND CQL-
i rGitv op WniUiKOToir, N. C.,i '.
rjiua IKHs OUDUUUIca for ISO, requires
that the same sbould go Into eflfect June" 1st.
, Notice is hereby gWan that all pajtieaown- '
Ingor keeping any dog, either male or female,
are required to regtetar'th same AT TtUS
OFFICE, and procure the required Badges,
oommenojng Monday,. the MtU metAaadfDC
four (4) dayathereaiter.. The Ordtnauce also
provtilea that each penons who fall to comply
with the above requirements will be subject
T. U. BiflltVObS, (, j
-JDUy Clerk and Treasurer.
.. .- 11 -M"
June 13
1 1 . UU1 i
XaAJDIES. .
1.
5 ,m i, ti-) -iv.m:-;.'i
OW IS YOUR TIME TO BAV MONKZ
ia the porohaee of ,M i ' f.''.T
DRY GOODS.
. This stock ii to b sold la a limited Urn,'
not one oent above1 actual cost will be charged'
. ,-. . a all. ' ( '".' j. ' i
for any article, either large or small, single, or
In quantlty ,, ,nf,w-;8u-.j 3 ......! - O
In thistle yoa have deckled advantage,'
the Stock i NK W, ana ivetry pleoe of Goods w
desirable. There are) many rmalt lota or broken'
Packigee, Bemnanisoiovte, OolUr&e.,'&x,-
that U1 Te at much lorn th eeet to ehM ,
themout.! r t1 A s " ' v " r'A
I - , ol j n BICUII U1IJ ,
..pi. ?
I GEORGE XElBElr,
No. 29 Market Street.
Ml
June 13