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VOL. XXIV. NO. 146.
WILimiGTOIT. IT. C. SATURDAY. JTOE 19. 1875.
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WILMINGTON. N. a;
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE USIVEHS1TY.
. 0 - PRESIDENT OPENING OP
- ' tue university.
SPKCIAL TO JOURNAL.
Raleigh, Juue 13.
j, ; The Trustees of the University did
' Dot eleot a President, bat deferred the
matter until the 8 1st of Auguttt next.
The Executive Committee of the
Trustees were appointed to oo-operat j
with the Faculty in making all arrange,
ments for the opening of the Univer
, sitj on the first Monday in September,
8.
(JEOlUilA,
RAILROAD TAX.
'Atlanta, June 18 Night. The Su
' preme Court reversed the decision of
Judge Hopkins, of Fulton Superior
. , .. Court, in regard to taxing the W. 6
' ' A. R. R., Georgia Railroad and Au
gusta as Waynesboro R. K, held that
tbe Roads were only liable to a tax of
. 1 of 1 per cent on net earnings. The
Court held that tbe Central Railroad
And Southwestern Railroad must pay
the tax levied, aud sustained Judge
Hopkiu'a decision in regard to those
.rfft--- "., :
rXKOPE.
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Versailles, June 18 Noon The
' Bureau of the Left have resolved to of
fer no amendment to the Constitutional
bills as they eome from the Committee
of Thirty, and to take all possible
tops to hasten the date of the final
dissolution of tbe Assembly. - The
Left will move to-morrow that the
Publio Powers bill be placed on
orders of day.
I LOifDon, Juno 18 Noon The Mos-
03W Gazett says: England having de
y a dined to enter into intimate relations
; ! with Russia unless the Central Asian
'" States are placed under tbe protection
of the International law. Russia has
, viio reason tn leave the allianoe of the
. f r three Emperors and enter into
l .
IM U UVUUU J
TflEFOUBTH ESTATE.
"THE
EDITORS ON THEIR
TRAVELS.
tii'iJ;4UA.r.:i-
RECEPTION AT SARATOGA.
H 'GUESTS OF GOV. TILDEN.
j. .:n SabatoOa, June 18 Noon The Ala
bams and Tennessee editors reoeived
the hospitality of the Tillage at Con
gress HalL Got. Tilden has tendered
them a reception at Albany. The Ala
bama Press Association telegraphed
greetings to the Mayor of Boston on
. the celebration of the battle of Bunker
Hill.
HI
iTIlE DEMOCRACY.
OHIO DEMOCRATIC
TION.
CONVEN-
LI TIMLELI' i RESOLUTION-T RUE
, v 1 SOLUTION OF OUR
. ...TROUBLES.
'. , ' Columbus, June 18 The following
- are the leading features of tbe plat
form adopted by the Democratic State
Convention : Adherence to the prin
ciples of the fathers of the Republic ;
opposition to aggresions of either upon
the f unotions of the co-ordinate powers
. of the government or the exeroise of
. functions reserved to the people. Pro
' tection to all citizens, regardless of
.f anything. One term and twenty-five,
thousand salary, for tbe Presidency.
No grants of money, credits or lands
. " to schemes. Abolition of National
banks. Issue of legal tenders to meet
; X the i wants-ot traders and the estab
lishment of State bants of discount
Vii Aand deposit, tinder State regulations.
Half of theoustoms payable In legal
tenders. Complete separation of
: Church and State" and secular schools.
Continued tyranny and cruelty to the
Southern States denounced.
r HEADQUARTERS.
"THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
EARTHQUAKeTInD CHOLERA.
Washhtotoh, June 18 Night ie
'' cretarr Robeson has returned.
' ' One quarter million dollars was sent
to flew zok to pay luteresi on via-
triot Bonds. 1 :
The Treasurer requests that no le
, gal tender or fractional currenoy be
sent for redemption that will reach the
'treasury between the liotn June ana
' the 1st July, except the remittances by
National Banks on account or tbe nve
per cent deposits which should be
forwarded as usual. This request is
made in order that the notes and curr
ency on band be reduced to the least
possible amount in anticipation of the
count to 09 maoe on una ist oi j uiy.
The Signal Service Observer at In
dianapols reports to-dsy as follows ;
At 7:43A. M., a slight earthquake was
felt, also in Anderson, Vinoennes, in
dinaa nd Colnmbns. Ohio. .
A private letter received here brings
'the intelligence that the Asiatic Cho-
era has made its appearanoe on the
, , .United States steamer Saoo in tbe Asi
atio Station, and out of five eases four
of them terminated fatally. It is be
lieved, however, that the progress of
the disoase has been arrested,
THE YELLOW FEVER.
Nkw Tobk. June 1 Noon. A
steamer which arrived here yesterday
from Uavaua Drought the information
that there were thirty cases of yello
there when she left.
NATIONAL UOAHD
TRADE.
OF
Philadelphia, June 18 Night
At the Katiouul Board of Trade reso
lutions favoring postal t legraph and
the purchase of the preseut lines at
a fair valneation was diaoussed. A
motion to indefinitely postpone was
carried. Resolutions looking to com
mon law as a rule for the government
of common carriers notwithstanding
special stipulations ou bills of lading
was passed.
ELECTRICISMS.
The ship Champion, from New York
to bun a rsncisoo, has been lost. Capt.
Merrill and oue sailoa were drowned.
A slight earthquake wrs felt through
out Illinois ai.d Iudiana. At Siduey,
a druggist's shelves were thrown to
the floor and the inhabitants fled to
the streets.
The greater portion of the business
Paris of the town of liurrie, Ontario,
has been burned. At lost accounts
the was still raging.
A CALAMITY I 1CEL4AD. '
Village Deatroyed, Thousands
Tiaae Homeless, and flanjr Per
sons Hilled.
London, June 13 About six weeks
ago there was a heavy rain of ashes
aud cinders along the northern coast
of Norway, covering ;the ground sev
eral inches deep. In estigation re
vealed the fact that these strange ma
teria s. cominir from a northwesterly
direction Uke immense olouda through
the air, were of volcsnio origin. It
was at once thought that there must
have been an eruption of Mount Hecla
in Iceland. A steamer was dispatched
from Copenhagen, and that vessel has
returned from Reykjavik, with news
of an unparalleled disaster. It seems
that the outbreak began on Christ
mas, and has continued ever since
with scarce any interruption. For
seven weeks before Christmas the in
habitants were terriflod by subterra
nean noises like thunder, which ex
tended through nearly two-thirds of
the island. Early in January followed
earthquakes in all directions, and at
lust, an old extinct volcano near Va-
trapskud, opened, and for four weeks
continued to eject immense quantities
of liquid fire, lava, ashes, and mud
dy fluid mass at boiling heat. The
villages and some smaller hamlets and
farms within a radius of twenty miles,
were destroyed, and over a thousand
people had to nee lor their uvea.
Alter four weeks this volcano ceased,
but at that moment another extinct
volcano, nearly a hundred miles
away, near Myvatu, sent its
burning mass upon the peaceful
habitations around. This ... erup
tion lasted for several weeks, the vil-1
lage of Myvatu beoame a prey to the
firey elements and the whole country !
for more than fifty miles around was
devastated. More than eight hundred
of the people are reported as having
been rendered homeless. Early in
March there seemed to be a general
upheaval of the earth in the whole
central portion of the island, new
mounds, as it were, rose to the sur
face, some to a height of several hund
red feet and over a thousand feet in
diameter at the base, amid tremen
dous shocks of thundering beneath.
They split open at the top and vomit
ed forth their burning contents
upon the surface around them,
covering a distance of 200 miles.
Ton thousand people are said to
have lost nearly all their pos
sessions, and the remainder, who live
nearer to and along the coasts, some
40,000 in number, are themselves too
poor to support such a vast number
of needy people. Several hundred
persons are also reported to have per
ished. The world renowned Geysers
have dried up since the terrible erup
tion began, and instead oi water,
these mysterious funnels emit im
mense quantities of hot smoke and
ashes, which, during the night, rising
several thousand feet into the air, ap
pear bke gigantio columns of nameless
fire visible for hundreds of miles.. It
is said that no historic record of any
volcanic eruption anywhere in the
world compares with this, either in
territorynewly opened craters, or the
time of its duration. The Copenha
gen Government has issued an appeal
for aid to the sufferers.
n i ii wttm ii ' ' '
Forney en Breckinridge.
John W. Forney writes to his paper
from Europe:
"The death of John 0. Breckinridge,
though not unexpected, was sorrowful
in the fact that he was a much younger
man. It was my good fortune to know
Mr. Breckinridge twenty years ago as
intimately as if he had been my broth
er. Our . relations were confidential
and constant, and I learned to appre
ciate his candor, integrity and oour
age. Separated, but not alienated, by
our oivii war, it is ooisoling to feel
that in ail those bitter years 1 never
thought of him unkindly, or wrote or
Bpoke a narsn word sgsinst him.
Like thousands of others, he be
came ft sacrifioe to what I have no
doubt be always regarded an the
great mistake of his section. When
the war broke out no American had
brighter future thau Breckenridge.
The very conservatism of nature would
have placed him by common consent
in the leadership of his party. He
was always a 'favorite. There was
nothing in his dispositi m to arouse
emuity, and yet his instinctive chivalry
induced him to cast his lot with his
people and bear all the rustling but
dens. It may be said of him that.
notwithstanding his expulsion from
tbe Senate during bis long residence
abroad after the war, no word of hate
was ever heard from his lips; and it is
gratifying to add that his compara
tively early death is mot.rned among
those who knew mm in Jjonaon as sin
oerely as it is at home."
NEW ADVISTISIJLLJJTS.
Ice Cream
fTADt FROM rUKI CBKAM. rarlbM
vutilBg losursaa fur SaBdsr'i dinner, will
!! erdet to-day , SstanUy
J. a LUM3DEN.
IM-lt
Jmt 19
. Found.
QK THB STREET YESTERDAT, A GOLD
liHACKLET, which th owner can kivebr
Mllinf at tttUeffloe and tot this tdm
UfBMnt'
Juns 19 Ut It
Dog Collars
DOG COLLARS,
DOG COLLARS.
DOG COLLARS,
DiH) UOI.LAKS st th rVIJls, Unraesi
nu i runs niore or
CARPENTER A MALLARD,
Nv Hnuth Front attest, Wilmington, M. O.
juiis is I4e-tr
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, J
Wilmikoton, June 18, 1875. J
mHB SUNDAY KVENINQ PASBENOKR
Train IsaTlng Wilmington and ChariotU will1
bed'sooutluuMionandefterthstOU Instant,
nuttl furlhar notice.
WM. SMITH,
D. T AO.
ut-n
June 19
SKETCHES Of f.0RTH CAROLINA,
-bl-
EX-GOVEUNOR VANCE;
Together with an
ELKQANT ODE AMD OTHER POEMS,
By Jams Babus Hon.
Price 78 osnti. For Ml at '
HEIMSBKROERR'8
Live Book ana Mutle srore.
FAMILY BIBLES.
A LA HOB AtfSO TMEMT OF FAMIlT
,iIBLEe,
For sal at
HEirjQBERCER'O
Uve Book an4 Han star.
JnnelS . i4S-tr
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE.
OREKNSBOUO, N. O.
rHE FAI.Ij BC810N WUX BEGIN ON
the 11th of Ansntt 1 srau Ndaoad.
unarge per mmiuo or vu wscks, board (i
oloslrs of washing and lightsf 78 00. Tuliloii
In reaular F.uiilUb eoum. tiS DO. Ubaroea for
extra atndlaa, modsrsts. Kur catalogues con
taining partlcalars, npplr to
i. u.jukei, rresuisat.
N. H. D. WlUW, rrMd'l Board of Trmtofs.
JunslI 144-lme
NO POSTPONEMENT-NO HUMBUG.
A Rejwtherw Draw lag-, llliMrMi kr
Hlani Twmeel MntUmi, mm
uecoraasenaeei my ie t
r I Vlrg-lnua.
THE MOrPELIKK FEMALE BUUAHB
ASHOUATIOM
of Virginia, propose, hr a
GRAND CIFT CONCERT,
At Alexandria, V . on th 15th or Jul, U7(.
chartered by the Legislators of Virginia and
uiroait court or umog eoantT, to estanltth at
MoutoeHer.the forrosr nskleBeoof Pretidsnt
James Madison, a honss for to Old.Inflim
ana iNwuiute Lais or Virginia, wnol tlok
eU, 20; halves, Sli quarters, SB; Igbth or
oouponf, S'i 80.
uapitai prise loasn . .....a 100,000
One earh do
80.000
8.010
Hueoanh do
Tn caiU.do. ,
...(each)..,. 10,000
...(each).... 8,0(10
...(each).... 1,000
...(each)..,. 80
ritieen oath do ,
Flf-T osKh do
One hundred cah do.
Twety thousand rarh do.
...leach).... SO
Total, to be distributed at boTS...... 1.000,000
Total oath gilt 22,178: U U1 number of tlok-
sta 100.000. He tor. bv Dermleslon. to Got,
(Center, of VlrgluU; Kx-Qot. Walker, of Vir
ginia: Jnage nuuues, or Virginia; Hon. loon
Bnwen, M. O., and man other gentlemen of
rtions no tricas, noaumoug, koeesllvoen
ted a stated In the certificate of Governor
Kemper. .IAMI8 BAKBOUR.
rresa i m. w. h. Asrooiation.
For Information, plan of drawlni andUr.keti,
apply wilboat delaV (as the time I limited)
10 star. Icumin siihj.. Aienu.
f Offlo sdlolnlns Jsmei AD4ron A Co..
8onih Water Street, Wilmington, h.O.
juno 11 f is-iw
WHITE SULPHUB SPSINGS.
Catawba County, N. TJ.
THIS CELEBRATED WATERING
Plaoe ui be open for "elect V 11 ton 1st
June. The Springs are sttnsted 88 miles
Northwest of Charlotte, to mi's west of Sails-
tiurf , and 6 mies from Hickory Station, on Ui
Ttiern n. j. rkaiinmu.
The bracing moantatn atmosphere, with th
health-restoring properties ef their waters,
render these Sptings a moat deslrsbl resort
fur Invalids and pleasure-eeekere
The Mineral water em brao Blue anil woir
8ulphur and Obalvbeatsv ll is the best and
most extenalrsly fitted up Watering place iq
th Stat -ean sooom mo i at WK) parsons.
tiood BAM it OF MUHKJ, Ten ?tn Alley,
Billiard l'able, and anppl of toe.
Omnibus will beat Hickory Station, oath
Western N. O. Railroad, for paangr n the
arrival t vry train. '
Board SM 80 pr month of 78 dej4 half
price for children and servant, ami a Uberal
deduction for famines.
My puetoffle 1 Whit Sulphtr,N. C. .
DR. K. O. ELLIOTT,
Proprietor.
June IT ' !U-lmeodA3iw.
31 crthandisc Brokerage.
WITH THE REQUISITE EXPERIENCE,
arquatntance, kaowledge and tarllltie,
I direr any services for the purchase and sale of
all dov rl tlons of Merchandise la Wstern(
Northern and our own market. Negotiate
cash aud oasMT. Wire ated freely at my
expense lor any Information desired.
From Importer. Reiner, Miller and
Manufacturers, full 11 d of sample exhibited
dally.
UotTee, Molasses, Ryrups. hugar, Flour,
Soap, Bacon. lrv Salt Meat, Pork, Lrd,
Vo , An all grades ; Tobaoco, Olgars, dco.
Spirit Cask, GltM, Hay, Corn, Ao. i eUf,
Scales, &c.i Ao.
Special attention given to securing lowest
rates of transportation.
'Rxamtnarlon of simple, eorrMpondcno and
oraers sononea.
r Urdert left at Offlo for "Spot" Goods
win nsv prompt attention.
JAS. T. PETTEWAY,
Commercial Xlrolcor,
NORTH WATVR tVTRCKT
aay III )m sod
Du Font's Pot7der.
R
RIFLE, SPORTING AMD MUSKET,
BLASTING AND MIBIHO-In WholsJU
and Quarter Keg.
ai by
O. F ABB LEX m CO.
SXW ADVESTISESE5TS
TO-DAY
ARE III RICCK1PT OF
A L P A O O A SACKS,
8EBQE SACKS,
ALTAOCA FROCKS,
. 8EEGE FROCKS,
LINEN DUSTERS,
ALFACCA DUSTERS,
DRESS SUITS,
ALL BELLING OB RAP.
MUNSON & CO.,
CTTT CL0TIIIER3.
Jan U let-tf
A Startlintr Tumble
IN THE PRICES OF CLOTHINQ.
MM'iknd Boy ATneecaOoet SI 60 toll CO
whit Unen Duck Ooat.... ...... 00 lot 80
WhIUDuck Pania too
Bora Broeu Line Pants..... TS to 1 TO
.. ' Jacket Pant W
Beautiful Butlnes) Salts. WW
Bandsom) tnm lulls at ooupMatlvly low
Bgurea.
A. DAVID.
141
Isns IS
The Odd Trump.
SOVEU
altar's Ward, Hovel by Jams Fnyn.
A Floating City and th Blocked Runners,
by Jules Verne.
Th Mysterious Island, by Jul Varna.
Dora, a beautifully Illustrated Form, by Al
fred Tennyson. Price 10 cent.
Look at th Clock, Poem by Thomas In-
goldsby(R.H. Barbara )
All for Hi kt
Conoley & Yates,
CITY BOOK STORE.
Th only plao la th elty wher yea ean gat
thM INK and COPTIKO CRAVOH."
Jun IS
141
efflee Of Board of County ConmMoucrs,
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
StALEI) PROPOSALS WILL BS RE
esived en til Wsdneeilay, tk Wrd Inat., Ibr
rnlshlng Medloat Attention to Ut out-door
poeref new Hanexr eounty. ror on year,
from th 23d dsy Of June, 18TB, to th SSd day
of Jant, mi. Proposal to apply totku6
door pooy within the elty of Wilmington.
WILBUS,
Oh'm Board of Count j Commlselouers.
jOM 10-IW 144
The WililDitoii ami Coast Tflmpiis
MEETIMQ OP THE SOBSORIBIBS
to th oapltal Mock of "Th Wilmington and
Coast Tamplk Company will b bald at th
Purosll House, on Saturday, th Mth Inttat
o'clock, F. M., for th purpose ef duly ergsn-
Islng said oorporaOon, by lb alectloa of a
Board of Dlrsotorsand th adopUon of proptr
by-laws for Iti maaagtmant.
WM. A. WRIGHT,
T. J.SOUTHERLAHD,
4. R. DAVIS.
O. D. MTER0,
WM. A. OUMMIHO,
OR WOOD QTXI8,
Com appointed by Corporstion,
WiLwiaoTon, Jun 10th, 1871
o.
juns i-tot
114
Booms for Bent.
JJEB1RABLI TJNFTJRHUHEO ROOMS
lor rent oa Market street, over Brown A Rod.
dick'. Apply oa th premise,
junto 188-tf
310,0100,0500,01000
OFTEN reells Immense prnflts when Invest
ed In Stock Prlvlli gea. Olroulars, contain
ing rail explanation or the mode or oneratmg.
and qaotatioa pi los of all Stocks dealt la, at
th
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANOE,
nt free ba application to
BIMONSON, BARREIRAS k CO.,
Banker e Brokers,
Opp. H.T. Stock Esobange. t Wall St., M.
un .U0-eMdlyetwly
IMPORTERS
riala Oal
reel. By UtBal
Uoien, or at Retail
Slngl Hammocks, SI
each, sent on receipt
of moaey. For whole
avis prteee, address Q.
W. BIB-MOW 4k Bon,
"Oak Hall," Boston,
Mars. Bathing Salt.
Military Goods and
Regalia.
ltt-1m-od.
OF
HAMMOCKS.
Heal Estate at Auction.
J. STEB1EEGEH & CO, lactam
- . emmmssssmaBssi
TT VIRTUE OF AMD PUR8CANT TO
O h prevision of a certain Indenture of
mortgage, man oy William Willi a4 hi
wife. Kvellna Willi. brln daU th 18tk dar
of September, 184). a -id dily registered la the
Drotier omce. I will sell e Haterda. the Mth
day of Jane, A. D. W78, at ll o'elook, aeon, at
uie a nor or me uoars hobs or tn euonty or
New Hanover, by nubile aaetloa. lor oash, the
" ' 1 1 . I . I , .
atedla the elty of Wiimrngtow. eounty of Mew
Haaeer and State of North Carolina, that I
ie say, beginnm a a point a tne worth ahle
of Aaa street, dlatant nlnety-nloe feat Wee
from th Korthweet comer of Klgbth and Aaa
streets, thene rnnnlna along tbe Has el Ann
street Westwardly thirty-three feet to a lot of
ground, owned bow or late by Thomas Owe as.
thence along said Oweas Nortbvrardlv, and
rallel with Eighth street, m hundred and
htrtywe feet to ground of lanlel D, Price,
thenoe Bastwarly with ground of tne aald
IHuilel I) Price thirtvHhre teet. thenoe la a
straight line Southwardly and parallel with
Eighth street, one handrcd aad thirty-two feet
to The plaoe of beginning. . -
JAMES W1JL80K, Mertgage.
jsn It-lot Ut
Black Walnut Furni
ture. 0RRAT BARGAINS la Blaok Walaat
Vhambar aad far lor Suits, at
D. a. surra k cou
141-tf
Jnn IS
BXW ADVIRTI3IMI5T3.
Grain Cradles and Fan
Hills.
GRANT'S Boelbera Faltera.l FlngorOrala
toadies, (the best la the market), aad
Ureal Faa Mill tor Orala.
For sal low by
' UILKS 4k MVRCHtbON.
141
June 11
Children' i Colored Shoes.
Just rx-elrvd dlreel from th Manufantory
a Boo asaortmeht o Obll.ln a Mult. Hroase
and Blaok Shoes of all sls. with aad wlthunt
heel. Ala Ileum Hand-Sewed Bus-Toe and
Maeklae-newed lw guarter She.
Ladles Gaiter aad Slipper ia great variety
a A. PRICE'S,
No. 11 Market Stxet
Grass Blades,
H
AT OCTTERS,
Reap Hooks,
Urate Cradle,
Corn Shelter. Ao.
A full awottmsnt ol th abov goods and St
very low prices, oaa a round at ths old setao
lutied Hard wars Moum or ,
JOHN DAWSON,
19, to and 11 Market Slret.
Jun , 18-
22 Ilarket Street
0QQ PACK AGE.
VLVQ AND FINE CUT TOBACCOS.
I Inch, 10 Inch, 11 Inch aad M Inch,
4 to pound, I to pound and (to pound.
Retailers will plsas siamtn our aUiok .
D. PICOTT
Jun 11
141
Bacon, Pork Flour,
Corn, etc.
75 Boxes Smoked Sides and Shoul
ders,
50 Boxes P. S. Bides,
800 Bbla. Flonr-Hkll grados
8,000 Bnshnls Prims WUite Cora.
100 Bbla. Refined Soirar, ,
100 Bags Prime Rio Co floe,
lOOBbls. B. II. Byrrjp,
100 Rbda. and bbls. Ni
ew Crop Cu-
ba Moli
asses, .
rime N. R.
800 Bales Prime
Day,
600 Bandies Hood Iron.
250 Beoond Hand Spirit Casks,
60 Bbls. Rloe),
100 Bbla. (Hue, . a
200 Kegs Nails, '-.a ' ';;
100 Boxes and half boxes Candles,
60 Boxes Lye,
20 Boxes Soda,
..23 Boxes Potash, : J ; ; : r
60 Boxes Candy,
60 Boxes Soap,
60 Boxes Tobsooo, ' " I " '
100 Cross Matches. . . "(
For sale low by .. , ;
WILLIAMS A MURcmHoyrf
UnaaiwT Unavaot tJnanal I I
IN Tow Ouankp Guano, -L
loo urka - -r- - - -For
gala low by
WILLIAM MTJRCHMOM.
. i Ml ...
Jan U
Bacon and Lard.
GO
BOXES 0. 8. BIDES 4 SHOULDERS,
ou
moked."
For al by , . . ...
IKEROHNER CALDER; BROS.
HAT, CORN, RICE AND MEAL.
100 BALM HAT' '" " ' ' ' V
bnsbeU Oorn, - . , ;
BObblsrUo. . .
eotbiuhsls WaUr Ground HeU . v
For sal by " " i '
KKBOHRER CALDER BROS.
j "
Sugar, Coffee & Flour.
5 i
BBLS. REFINED 8DOAB,
bbds. Demarara "
ISO bag CloO'e,
7W bbU. Flour,
Feraaiaby
EEROMIIRR 4k OALDER BROS.
Powder and Fuse.
A AA KBUH RIFLE, MINING and Bit A'
1UV
in Powder,
M,000 rt Fas.
. w I
t!.
For sal by
KEROUNER 4b CALDER .BROS-
Jun 11
141
. OUR VACBTIBS.
CRISP MIL. JIBUI30DIT,
CORN HILL DltCUIT.
FRESH FAMIXT BODA CRACKERS,
CREAM NUTS,
BRNT'B WATER I ut
BEMT'H BUTTER CaAOEka.
Albert Buaoult and Hand Made
Butter Cracker,' : ,
FRKSM OIGKR SNAPS,
BAKER'S CRIMSOK CHOCOLATE,'
, WALLACI'S UREAM CHOCOLATE,
OIRMAH SWEET AHO TAMIIXA
CBOCOLATE, ,
IMSMSB, FRENCH AND AMERI0AM
SAUCES, SHCES and PICKLES,
; LAQEST STOCK AND ;
FINEST BK LECTION OF k '
FAMILY GrROOERIES
IS THB STATE. .. it'v-
CHAS D. MYERS & CO.,
Ac r Nortk rrMl( Hi.
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Jane IT
newspaper for Sale,;
AWT OOOU MAM wishlnl to aufsoe ra the
aempaper bualaess, eaa withe small eash
eepltsl, aeoure the I reas, Type, Fixtora and
Qood Wlllot th Oonoord Saa n
For Tall particulars, enures
JOHN R. HARRIS,
Conoord. N. O.
1 tie 11
itat pperi pleas anpy
US-laa
NEW ADVIRTISI2ES.TS.
LET OTBEII
BROWN &
45
Dave dutermlnod to clour out all their
HUMMEH HTOOK
at - -':
GREATLY REDUCED PRICEJ.
Hule to oommenoe on
MONDAY, JUNE iTH, 1875;
Some great Bargains will be ofTorod. We do not oonsider it oeoossary to
go into dotails, as the publio generally
One Price.
Cull early
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BROWN & RODDICK,
Tun 8
MORE
MY ASSORTMENT OF
IS NOW COMPLETE
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT LINES.
, . . '- .,1 ..,-, .
My onstomers hare shown their appreciation of my LOW PRICES by their
liberal purchases, for whloh Ha' thunkful." STRANGERS not poetod, and
desiring ths value of (heir money y can
MJLKATZ'S,
aprll II
MISCELLANEOUS.
V 0RBE1IT! iVk
TheHOUHa' rtoauUr built for tndTMiL
joaptfd by th Ror. J . Hlden, oniUiat
oona
Serenth, between Ubestnut and Mulberry Sta.
TrmreanaDi.
i H. HA AH. Grocer.
Corner Tth and Ubestnut Streets
mar 31
lse-tr
Beduction in Prices
o'7AMILY SUPPLIES
Fresh this week, , t , j
, ; Imported and Domestic.
; At " GEO. MYERS,
i
Preserved Ginger
AND SHAKER PRESERVES
atiadueed ftlou, at
Cooked Corned Beef
A
T REDUCED F RIOHS. ' - '
At
' ; GEO. mti:R8.
v ; Best Butter '
TH THE WORp at40 eenU perponnd.y .
''.At. OEO. MTBRS. i
ITew Process! i
1nrlRE FLOUR. Notwithstanding thsed-
JU vanoe in flour at red noon prices. -
, ...At .i I-'-. -- - OKO. MYERS.
Bottled Lager Bier.
BEST lath BUt at radnoedprioea, at
. . ,; , .,, ..Olfo.,M?KR8.
100
ASKS IMPORTED CLANTJ at rrdsoad
T
prloBS, and one handred thoasand Sefars,
loss
At
'CEO. MYERS,
11 4b U South Front Street.
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Whleal tuvd ftatatl LTealera
DBUOS. ' , , , ., f t MEDIOlkfes,
t WUEMtOALS. TOILRT ARTIOLETT
KEROSENE," ALCOHOL,
BEII), au,
Market Street, Wllmlnf ton, N. O.
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WFDniKIQ CARONand VINTlNj
4JAHJM apolly at th
JuUevMAI, orriOK.
CmCOMSS
RODDICK,
itmm
know we do nothing by halres.
Strictly Cash
aad seoure a
ill EJ
i -1.; ;--.!
45 Market Street
l.'UI
!
get it by calling
PARTICULARS
f AT -' V
-fit 'H J H-
36 Market St.
1IISCELLANE0TJS,
; WE KEEP
SON8TANTLY ON HAND Ui bast and
apeat line of Oent and Ladlek ettstom mad
BOOTS AND SHOES.
W keep oa band a fin lot of Gents and La
dles - ' SLXFPHRS
at vry low price. ',. :. -.J-i
W can beat Ui world on
CHILDREN'S 8HOES.
W keep the bert. - '
Our Mob's and Bat' KIF BBOOAN8 we
(jiurraotBS oannoi b eioelled la prlo or
qHaJitr..
EVANS & VONOLAHN.
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Dog Ordinancefor 1875
OFFICE OF TREASURER AND COL
. . LtCIOK, .
Cm ov WrLiiinoTON, N. 0., i
, , June 12th, 1875. J
rjlUK DUG ORJ)ISACE for 1818, require
that id tame enouia Ft into wtw rnna in.
Notice la hereby glren that all patties own
ing or keeping any dogs, itb male or female,
are required to register th .same AT THIS
OFFH'.K, and proenre the required Badge,
oommenoiug Monday, tne mid. mat., ana tor
four (4) deya thereafter. The Ordinance also
provide that snob, person who fail to eomply
with th abor requirements will b subject
to a penalty of (lu) ten dollar.
t. a SERVOSS,
City Clerk and Treasurer.
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panels '
LlADIES.1
'nil!; t'l :. -i-- .';'''
TOW 18 YOUR TIME TO SAVE MONKT
In th purohas of
DRY GOODS.
Thi steok 1 to k mid In a limited time,
not on cent kbor actual ooat will b charged
far any artiol. ilber Urge or email, single, or
in quantity (-'i'i',i "3 hfn : it . . .
Ia tbii sal you bay a decided adrantag,
thai Stock I KEir; and treTy pleoe of Goods I
deslrsbl. Then ar many n&all lota of broken
i j ' -j ., ... . i i. ,,, v ,'.
Paoktgei, Bmnanta,OloTM, Collars Ao., Ac,
ihataUt beat much mm thaa coat to clos
tbtmwrt. -J J-
Try rrapeotfully,
GEORGE LEIBEE,
No. 29 Market ZimX
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Jun 13