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WIIimiGTOH. 17. C. SATURDAY. JUNE 20. 1875.
7II0LS HO- 0,915.
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CL br itoiln Journal
WILMINGTON. N. 0.:
8ATUB.DAY, JUNE 26. 1875
BY TELEGRAPH
T11E FIRE FIEND.
Mystic, Conn., Juue 25 Night -
A mm
an inoenaiary nre occurred nere to
day which destroyed the Norwood
vvooieo ouuaingsaua aye House. iMsa
91UU.UUU.
SOUTH 0AKOL1XA.
PAYMENT OF INTEREST ON
STATE DEBT.
Cuarleton. June 25 Noon The
State Treasurer o'ar Joza gives notice
that the interest ou the South Caro
lina consolidation debt, due July 1st,
will te paid on mat day iu UUttrtes-
ton. Columbia, and New lork.
UOTUAH.
ECHOES OP THE B E E 0 H E R
TRIAL.
OH ! MRS. TILTON 1 1
' "NwYoBk,Juno25 Noou Mra.Til
ton publishes a card and affidavit pro
nouncing the upholster 'a story with-
.ill f fss.nii1e.Ti ,Vrt im Im.l at. ..1.1
pets taken up and new ones put down
daring the tune specified. There n vcr
was any impropriety of oonduot or
any improper relation botween Heavy
Ward Beeoher and mynelf, and all
oharges, of adultery or improper con
duct or of any attempt upon hia part
or mine to have or solicit any improper
or indecorous relations or acta, aro
utterly and absolutely false,
j 'Nw Yowc, June 25 Night The
Brooklyn Argus has had an interview
with Loader, to-day, he says there isnot
an iota of truth in Mrs. Tilton's card,
from beginning to end, as far he is
concerned. He asserts that he saw
more than appeared in the papers,
lie never spoke to, or had anything to
do with Tilton till a week ago. fie
thought they had enough against
Beeoher without his testimony, or he
would have spoken before.
MASSACUUSEITS.
! COLORED MASONS.
Boston, June 25. Noon Delegates
of the Orand Lodges of Colored Ma
sons who have been attending the Cen
tennial exercises in this oity of Prince
Hal Lodge, made a street parade to
day. The Grand Lodges of Massa
chusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Virginia, Georgia, Ohio, Michigan,
South Carolina, Ontario, Canada and
District of Columbia, were represent
ed. Four bands were in the procession
which attracted much notice.
ELECTIIIC1SMS.
, The Democrats of Wisconsin have
nominated Shepard Leffler for Gov
ernor and E. W. Woodward for Lieut.
Governor.
Cardinal MoCloskey attended the
dosing exercises of St. Joseph's Aoad
emy, Maryland, and delivered an ad
dress. Miss Carrie Williams, of Balti
more, Miss Ella Brentt, of Washing
ton and Miss Mary Hughes, of New
Orleans, were awarded the highest dis
tinctions. Magner and Gordan were hanged at
Thomaston, Md., and James Henry
Carthy, at Boston, and Purefoy, a ne
gro, at Atlanta, yesterday.
, Sophie Schidlar, whose stepfather
shot her and then shot himself, off the
Battery at New York, is dead.
ThomaslPalhemns, first assistant en
gineer of the revenue cutter Seward,
died of yellow fever at Key West.
The Beeoher jury were still out at a
late honr last night.
EUROPE.
INUNDATIONIN FRANCE.
COUNT VosABMIN.
Bkbltn, June 25 Noon The Court
to which VonArmin appealed decides
that the offooe oonsiots in the reten
tion and removal of papers, to Carls
bad. Count VonArmin will appeal from
the decision of the Eaaimergerisoht,
in his case, to the Supreme Tribunal.
Paris, June 25 Noon The dam
age done by the inundation in the
Valleys of Gaarono and Adour are
immense. All the bridges at Toulouse
destroyed. Assembly voted 20,000
francs for their relief.
The devastation caused by the in
undations is wide-spread at Toulous.
Nearly all the houses in the Cyprian
, quarter have been destroyed. At Ver
' dnn, in the department of Arriege,
over fifty houses have fallen, and
many persons drowned.
trim ninnuftiiiiHii tut rnuurb uuiuhh
that all the crops on the banks of the
Tarn and Garronne are ruined. The
Garonne in some places is four miles
wide. A bridge of seven arches at
Tarbes has been carried away.
Inundations are general in the de
partments of the Anbes, Garronne and
Tarbe. If rain continues another day
all the wheat crops in those depart
ment! will be destroyed. Railways
are interrupted in all directions
throughout the inundated district.
The damage to property and loss of
lifrt by the floods in the river Gar
ronne are greater than previous reports
have indioated. At Toulouse alone
the bodies of 100 persons who were
drowned were found in bouses which
were flooded, but not standing. Many
other people perished, and their
bodies were carried off in housos that
were swept away.
London,' June 25 Noon The
Times has a report that a rebellion
baa broken out in Bermah.
HEADQUAHTEUS.
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
Washington, June 25 Noon The
Alabama Claims Commission has ad
journed until the 29th of September.
A dispatch from Port Royal, Head
quarters North Atlantic Station, an
nounces the departure of the Plymouth
at daylight for the month of the Kio
Grande. The Worcester was ordered
from that port to Norfolk.
Post Masters are liable on their
boud for the loss of government prop
erty while in their jwssessiou. The
Attorney-General decides that the
port of tiual destination and not the
point first reached where duties be
liquidated and ocean damage asoer
turned,
The Signal Office received dispatch
from Cape Henry that a vessel resem
bling the Lancaster was signalled off
that point and all well.
Norfolk, June 25 Noon The
United States Steamer Lancaster ar
rived in Hampton Roads this after
noon and is now at quarantine.
ECHOES OF BUSH Ell
HILL.
RETURN OF THE RICHMOND
COMMANDERY.
Richmond, Va., June 25 Night
The Richmond Commaudery of Kuight
Templars returned at 10 o'olock, a. ui.
to-day, , fro in their visit to Boston.
They were met nt the depot by a large
number of the Mosonio fraternity, in
cluding many Knights who were una
ble to go ou the pilgrimage, who es
corted the return ng Knights to the
Gubernatorial Mansion, where they
were welcomed home by Governor
Kemper in a speech full of congratu
lations and fraternal expressions, which
was received with enthusiastic ap
plause bv the vast crowd presi ut.
Eminent Commander, Wm. E. fanner
lesponded to the Governor, tuaokiug
him for the cordial reception, and re
ferring in glowiug terms to the pleas
ant hours spent in New England.
Sir Knight, Rev. Dr. Vanderstill,
spoke in terms of high compliment of
the grand ovation aocordod the Cora
mandery during their absence. He
felt that the visit had been prolific of
muoh good, and would tend greatly
towards healing the differences and
removing the asperities of the post.
They had buried the tommahawk and
had married Virginia to Massachu
setts. The returned pilgrims and escort
then proceeded to Old Masonic Uiul,
where a sumptuous repast was dis
cussed, after which the doubtless
wearied Knights were allowed to go to
ii if,
meir respective nomes.
An idea of the prevalence of the
general good feeling on the parte! the
immense gathering of people who
turned ont to welcome the Knights
may be had from the manner in which
they made the welkin ring when Kes
sniceh's band, at the head of the col
umn, struok up first "Yankee Doo
dle," then "Carry me back to Old
Virginia," and lastly, "Dixie"
CENTRAL AND SOUTH
AMERICA.
THE EARTHQUAKE POLITICAL
TROUBLES SEVERE
STORM.
New York, Juue 25 Noon The
steamer Aoapulco brings dates from
Panama np the lhth inst. No further
details of the earthquake id the valley
of Coneuta had been received.
Political troubles was brewing in
Panama owing to the imprisonment of
Gen. Camargo, who oame on a special
mission from Bogota, but advices from
Washington state that the United
Stites would not look with indiffer
ence on any complications that would
endanger her interest Railroad
transit was having a good effect lor
preservation of peace. The MuronaTrfS
of Panama have agreed to advance to
the government, by way of a loan, the
amount of the increased contributions
imposed by a deoree of May 21st.
A revolution was threatened in the
State of Magdelena by Col. Farias who
had collected a large force near Rio
Hache. Bolivia has sent au einissi
ory to Bogota to warn the Columbian
government that if it attempts to in-
torfore all will combine to resist it.
The claims of the United States gov
ernment on Honduras for insults to
its Consulate flag at Omoa during the
bombardment of that port when occu
pied by Gen. Streber, have been ami
cably settled to the satisfaction of the
Uuited States. :r:"":r'":
Fifty lives were lost in the harbor
of Valparaiso during the Btorm of the
23rd inst. Eight or ten apprentices
on the Chillian man-of-war Valdivia
were drowned by the upsetting of a
boat. Seven Vessels were wreokfid,
including the British bark Laura Mc
Lennar. Capt. Harris, of the latter,
with his wife and seven children,
were drowned.
A Maracoibo letter of May 29th,
giving an account of the earthquake
causing the destruction of San Jose
De Cuculo, says: On the lGthand 17th
there had been earthquake shocks.but
on the morning of the 18th everything
was serene. At half-past 11 o'clock
the earth oommenced shaking with
great foroe, and from all sides the peo
ple rushed to the streets. For fifteen
seconds the movement continued, the
city moving like a great ship without
ballast. Instantaneously a cloud of
fine dust enshrouded the streets and
houses, impeding the vision and call
ing forth cries of horror. These wera
of short duration, however, as the dust
soon became so thick as to ' impede
respiration.' Many who might have
been saved from the ruins of the fall
ing buildings fell victims .to suffoca
tion. Not longer than two minutes
did this terrible affair continue, the
wind rapidly carrying away ihe dust
cloud. The fearful day 'was fol
lowed by a still more horrible night.
The survivors had moved to the
suburbs of the city, where encamp-
monts were established. The rain
commenced to fall in torrents, and
amid the impenetrable darkness the
groans of the wounded filled the air,
varied only by sharp detonations pro-
ceruiuK irom explosive materials.
Amid the ruins the oominsj of the new
day showed that not more than three
thousand remained alive. Beneath
the falling houses lay from 8,000 to
10,000 dead. The letter also reports
the destruction at other places as
mentioned in the aooount of the earth
quake by way ef Panama tome two
wees. ago. -, .
MARRIED.
In 8t. HartholoBt.vr'.Otaroh, rMltaboro, an
uie Toamg oi in. m inn.. DT M.ev. H. If. SUV
ton, !. U.. Rt Rev. T. B Lmu, I), 1)., ire
lent and amlMlnr. HENRY AKMAMt 1.N-
WB.IO D KIT IK lil'UlSK,UUMhUr Of J. J
Jackeua, trq., .11 of Pltubore-
In th'. rltv. .lun. 14th, at P.M.. by the
Krv. U. M. Payne, Mr IjHAKLK i. H( K-
llll. to M1M tJAKOUNB A. I. WILLIAM
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Smithville.
gTEAMKK DUIK le.r. ur Urf 8
turUy at 4 P. M Hsturulng, will le.tr. SuiltU
vlll. M oii.Ly tl A. M.
O. r AKHI.KT Jin
161 tr
Jun. J6
Strawberry Ice Cream
piNK AIT1.K IOK UKKAM, VkUlll.lM
t re.ro. emon !. (cub. All or lha ik.
d.llcloua Hron nun b. had at J. O. (.umxlenl
Ic Cream Parlora.wy d.jr
Partlr. vUblui Ic. Item for 8unda din.
n.r will pleaae artier on Saturday.
JUDO CD lDJ'll
To Owners of Drays, Waons or Carts,
OFt It K Tit KAN. & t-OI.I.Erroit,
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. O.,
June 25th, 1875.
ILL PAR I1K1 owning PKATS, CARTS or
WAGONS who ar. dalluqa.at In payment
thereon of th. aiual monthly lie dm tax, ar.
bsri by notified that If the tame I not paid by
Monday, lb. SHlh Initant, they will bo roee
onte.l Inth. Mayor'. Court, and thereby aub.
Jeoted to additional eoat and eetu.,
T. O. SERVOSS,
City Cl.ra and Trewurer.
Ito-iw
June ii
Upton's United States
ARMY CAVALRY TACTICS ;
ALSO,
Infantry Tactics.
For Mle by
CON OLE Y & YATES.
The Green Gate,
FROM th. German of X. Wlohort, Mr. A.
L. Wlater, ,
IIEARTS AND HANDS,
A itory In .Uteen chapter., by Ohrlntian
Hold. Ail tor ule at
Conoley & Yates,
CITY BOOK STORE.
Jnn.
162
OP
JN0. W. GORDON.
933,000,000 Aa.eta itaprwwated.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Liverpool A, London & Globe, England
liamburg-firomen, - Germany.
JuoDiie underwriters, Mobile.
Virginia Fire & Marine, Richmond.
City, ....
Southern Mutual, - "
Old North State, Warren toD.
l'enn, -' - Thiladelphia.
Home, . . Columbus, O.
Amazon, Cincinnati, O.
Also, Manager for N. C. of the Me
tropolitau Life Insurance Company of
ew lorn. ,
urilco on Prince... between front
and Water M (reels,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
THK quoatlon wliloh agitata, the pulillo
miuu it: .
Howdooitbe RESERVE PLAN of th.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSUR
ANCE CO. OP NEW YORK
compare wltht he Ordinary Lite aa practised by
other Oompanlei.
Wo antwer :
lit Th. rate, of both are the tame.
2d T he IteBcrtre Policy combine. In one oou
traut all the merit, of Ordinary Lira, Term and
Endowment InraraBoe, nppo.in( tli.t th. ap
tillcant know, bettor than Uie Company, how
long he will need insurance ; allowing hiai to
o.ooit. hi. own term., Iron ten to tony year. ;
and at and of that tlm. if living, paying him la
ouh tbn full reeeireun Die policy wtifi aoou
mulated profit. ; whll. th. Of dinar clfe get a
man Into lnauranoe, withont aflordingklni auy
decent way of getting out, exo.t by "aliutiluig
off tliln mortal coil."
2j Under the BeserTe Polloy, If, at tha
cluee of bla term, th. aesured ahould wlah to
eontinn. hi. ln.urauoe, h. can do o at aame
rate.
4th The Kenrv. Policy allow, from on. to
.lx month, grace on payment of Premium, (ao
cording to age of polloy.)
6th The plaa of giving paid npa, a. prae
tised by Ordinary Ule to. uoourago. healthy
member, to drop out ot th. ttoajptuy, a they
lone nothing but Intermit on their premium,
and can got Iunuranc. again when luey want
It; while the 1.M deeirable member, keep
th.lr policies up at all h..wd.,tor fear of not
being able to pane another examination ; and
tbui winnow, the wheat from the ehafl (end
lave the chad In tke bopperj and weamn
the Company by cannng an unwarrantable
death rale. The Reserve Plan give no paid
ape and pre-ervee a.upertor average longovlty.
(Ih The Kcerre Plan gain, by lapee. lor
TRR year. tb. Ordinary Ul. for TWO ; aud In
mutual lnturenra what U a gain to th. tloru
punj I. a gam to (he policy bolder.
In viow or th. abov. (acta, and knowing from
personal can taw that It la almntt unlvereally
chonen by th. applicant, lu preference to any
other, w. unhtMlnllngly aarert that th Ite
wrve Plan I. the one tent adaptrdtotb. want,
nt the InturlKg piibllo, and w are ready to
hrk Ihe aaMiitiun by teilliic what we know
about In-urauoe wherever It la likely to do the
mniiig'KNi,
Apply to Agent, throughout tba State, or to
Jf,0. . OOKDON, Manager,
Wilmington, N. O.
flood Agent, wanted for Mr. and Flra Com.
pantee, In all unoccupied territory,
jun. M iro-u
WEDDING CARDS 22"S!.?r
h.moet iMklooabl. ttTle t th.
aootuxAU mat
HXW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Smith's Feed Cutter.
rpHK BEST aud meet duribl. rtd Vattor
la th. mar ttt.
tot Ml. low by
GILES MUHUHlSON.
HI
"Dog Collars
DOQ COLLARS,
DOG COLLARS,
' DOG COLLARS,
DUO OOM.AES at US nUl., Hvua
and Trunk Htor. ot
CARPENTER MALLARD.
No. I SouU Front SUMt, Wilmington. N. IX
Jan. IS 16-tf
Coopor'o Tools.
QP WAKKANTKl) QUALITY. Th. large
and beat aaaorl ment o. all brand, of th. abov.
good, and at th. lowe.t price. In thl. city, can
b. fonnd al tb. old e.Ubllihod Hard war.
llouao of
Juo. ft
JOHN 1AW80N,
14?.-
22 1
Special Brands Plug
Tobacco.
"COMPETITION,"
"WAVERLEY,"
"ROD ROY,"
"LONE STAR,"
Ho well and favorably knows.
D. PICOTT.
June tw H?
Office of CoiiuIyCoiaiiiMcrs,
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
Wilmington, M. O., Jun. 21, IHTS.
In nur.ii.no. of Mention It of "An Art to
Itaimi K.venue," ratified r.biuary 14th, 1K74.
ami H.ctlon IT of an ant known a. the" a
ohlnery Act." ratllled th. Wild day of March,
inio, in. noani or comity lorauiineumer. or
New Hanover county met to day at th. Court
Houmi, In the city or Wilmlngtoa, forth, par
pone named lu aaid acta, and uav. taken ra
ce, until
Jtloadar, JMh dr Jane, 1ST 9.
at which time th. CommlMlonar. will proceed
to revlM the tax lleta and valuation reported
to them, and roniul.t. tht HU by computing
tha tax payable by each Jveiion and allixlng
th. now appoelta hla n.m. Tha Matun of
th. Board will oonllnue for th. auac. of
THttEK WOHkUNO DAYS.
Th. Hoard will hear all perran. obleotlns to
the valuation ef their pnipwty or to th.
amount of tax charged agalnnt them. Th.
uoaru naa arignt to rauw valuation, .r pro
perty that may be unreasonably low, aud for
that yurpoio ar. .mpowered to woimoa and
.xamme wiineme..
ai tor the tan lint, are md np nd puoed in
the hand, of the Hberlfl', it will be almoat lm
ponlbl. to make eorr.otlon.. All faulu miiet
be coneiitered the fault, of th. ten Direr.
themeeivM, and notloe u) hereby given that
alteration, will be made alter the tlm.
plrea, exoept In aooordance with th. atrtot let
ter or tb. law.
IAMB8 W1MON,
Chairman Board of County Oominlaeloner..
Junelit 150 St
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK ANO
TREASURER,
City op WnunicmM, N. C.,
Jniie 24th, 1875. J
AN ORDINANCE
Coucorning Cows and other oattle run
ning nt large.
B
E IT ORDAINED by the Board of Alder.
men of tb. City of Wilmington, X. O., a. fol
low.:
Section 1. That any cow or o-rii.a CAt-rLI
of akd ai.vD, found running at large within
th corporate limit, of thl. city, .hall be lm-1
pounded by th. Olty Marnhal, and tb. owner
required to pay a fin. of Ten (10) Dollar., be
for. the lame nhall b. role. .d.
Bection 1 Any ordinance or part, thereof con.
dieting herewith, ar. hereby repealMt.
The abov. ordinance waa adopted by th.
Board of Aldermen on lb. Mthdayef Jan.
ins, and will go into cll.ot on after and Mon
day, June S8th IntUnt.
T. C- SERVOSS,
City Clerk and Treasurer,
June 25 lfll-tf
TEE MYSTERIES
or tho Court ofjNaples.
With full page Illu.tratiomi. By George W
M Keynolila. Author of "The My.terle.
of the Court of London," "UoM Koetor,"
"Carollnelcf Bruu.wlck," .to.
Ait larppfit's Trontes.
A charming novol by Ula. Dickon.. .
For .ale at
HEirjSBERCER'S
LIt. Book aud Muaic Store.
June 29 IM-tf
We Call Attention
To our Pure Liuen Coats at only. . . $1
nundBome Black Ashnant Coats $3 60
Hats from. 15 eoots np.
Trunks $2 and np.
Bags. $1 25 and np.
ALL CLOTHING VERY
CHEAP, at
MUNSON & CO.,
CITY CLOTHIERS.
June St
iso-ir
Entirely New.
Try a iIih of oar Soda Water, with the
"Tonic Ryrup."
J A IT EN C. iriKNDS. DKtlflcaST,
Third etreet, oppoelte City Hall.
Prewtrkptlon. oompounded at all hour, day
and night. Jun4 u
Attention! Attention!
All wh. ar.de.lron. of eon ver ting eaah Into
boe. preparatory tw leaving the elty for tha
iumner will And It to th.lr aovantag. by ealh
inaaino. in aiarnei aueei, waer. iney will
mid an tinmen, ana w.ii .elected .cock or
Boot, and bhoeeat greatly reduced prloea.
CHAKI.riSA. PHIUN,
tunM-tf No.au MarketKreet
The Charlotte ObscrYcr,
Tha only morning dally paper publUhrd In
the 8 late west of iuletga and North at Wil.
mingtoa, otter, apevlal tnduc.rn.nta to ad ver
titara. It. elrculatloii, .lie and arfulnae.
hava baen largely taoreaeed during Ike rear
Juet paM, and it now raaoho. moat el th. tiler,
ehanleof Weetern North Carolina, thu.orl.r
mg aa amrcrpawd medium of oommnnlca
tion between tli. at erchanuor Wllmlagtoaand
th. people of W.Mera North Carolina.
T.an.cf .uaex ail-rioBt
Dally
, SS 00 per aunuta.
I 19 "
Weekly,....
aV Adv.rU.ing very low.
uaj 14.
115-tf
THE RALEIGH NEWS
DAILY AND WEEKLY
rUlLlMBD Tj
THE NEWS rDBLlHHINU CO.
DKVOTBI) TO TIIR HI. ST INI'rKRST.
of th. MtaU of North Carollna-to tb.
iiucearof th. OinMrvatlv party, the devel
opnienterth. hidden wealth of tha Mtate, tb.
inviting .migration lata ear mid at, aad ad
vancement of th. welfare of onr people lit
everything mat nrvw to max. a bum proper
mm and Independent. It
ADVERTISING COLUMNS
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Daily ami Weekly oirculae. largely In everv
portion or tb. ttUta. Katee moderate.
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J5 If Wilmington
It A LITE TO HER INTRHRHTS la Rm
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ig read each week by at leant 1,000 raorxa,
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,aocklugham,N. .-
march 11 W-tf
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RBTHt MKK0HANT4 Ob WIIiNINO.
ton aware that th. Cornier I. the only Ie inn
era tie paper pnblMied la Kocklt. km, and
that It clroulatot eitenelvely In Richmond
Montgomery and Anwn oountlee?
Kate, of ady.rtl.lng liberal and no extia
charge, made fbr ohanglng advettlMment.
wkly. OUCKETT AKUV1M,
march i-tf Rdl tor.
Southern Illustrated
Age!
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THE ONI.T IUUSTRATRI WEHKIT
In th. Mouth. Eight page.. Forty wl
uuina. Containing more reading matter than
any weeklypubllahod In the Hutithnrn Htalca.
The Bret nnmber or the SOUTHERN IL
LUoTBATKU AUK will be Iwucd on
Malnrdaft 3tU dmr ef Jane, 1875,
The Publliher Intanda making It aa III ti
trated r.oordeftlietlme. It will treat of every
topio, Political, Hlntorlcal, Literary, anil
Soleutlflo, which U of current lnterent, and
give the beat til mtratlon. that can b. obtained,
original or foreign.
Tha MOUTH fc.KN ILLUSTRATED AUK
will b. printed on n.w type, aud heavy book
naoer.
6b ltallt of contributor, will be found the
name, of many of th. beet writer. In the South.
Serial and short atorle., poem, and tketcliea,
and well conducted editorial department, glv
In. the latent Deraonal. literary, aotentitle, po
litical, religlou. ud oouimeroial Intelligence,
will furnuih every week an amount of reading
matter nneurpaaaVd by oth.r paper., In eioel
lence and varioty. It I. Intendod to make the
HOU'I HKKN lliLUSTKATKI) AUK a Jour
nal for th. flreetd. ; aeveral column, will b.
iiaclally devoted to all eubjuot. port.lnlng to
dcmeetic ana anciai nie.
No family ahould b. without it.
Hnbeorlptlon prloe only $'i per annum. Poit-
,gTR. T. FULanUU, Editor,
L Raleigh, N. O.
JuneS ,( " s tf
A SPLEN0I0 HOLIDAY PRESENT.
The . Carolina Honscliolcl Magazine,
AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY c . cholo.
Literature, will be leaned from tin Ihlihu
bouo Mne.KNaaHOrriua oommeitvliig wdh
January, 1KIS. The drat number will b ready
for mailing by December loth, and th. ported,
leal will b. publlahed each .uooeedlng month
thereafter without In term nt Ion. No advnn
tage will b. neglected v-ioh either talent or
capital can command to render each I nan. an
agreeable and Instructive oompendlum ol
onoice reading, by popular writer., both home
and abroad.
The Carolina Household Magazine
will be a large its-page, eighty-font column
monthly, handaemely printed on tinted btiok
paper and beautifully tllunlraled. it hi a
thoroughly aouttorn etitcrprlee and Ita.ucceM
U already fully .mured. Thepnbllaber mean,
to make It a flret-clae. monthly, that, onee in
troduced In tho family circle, le aura to b.
eagerly watched for and carefully preserved,
IUPOHTKAIT OALLKUV" will prove an
attractive feature. The January number will
contain a llle-like picture of
EX-GOV. Z. B. VANCE,
and biographical .ketch, to be followed In
each .uuceedlng number with nbolograuh. ol
other prominent (tateamen, divine., Ac.
.ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR
and each tuhacrlber can m.k. a choice ot
Taaaa moot niAUTirnL.tAaoaKaoRAviaoH,
lie of each M z Wl Inchee, vl: "The Flndmi
of the Mavlour In the Temple," "The Madon
na," or "King i.ear iMrying tn. HUirm," ror.
warded en receipt of the .ubacrlptlnn prloe.
Either or the Engraving la worth tloobl. the
price asked for th. Maga.lne.
aVAnyoneaendlngaelub of flv will re
celve au eitra aubecnption Iree. Hint, ooplr.
m ceDia, rree oy man. nix monine .uoaor:p-
uon, witnout ine engraving, .1.
Airen ta Wanted Evervwhers.
Adilreaa JUtJUH A. JtONlTa, fubiuthar,
deoa.tr tnwuirttro, N.v.
Coffee and Cheese
EOAbTED JAVA AND RIO OOFFEK,
' 1H A Ol.a.U .-W"
Bapeagu enu r.iu.iu
For (ale at
0. H. W. RUNOE,
N. E, Corset market etui Second St..
JuneW Ul
NEW ADVZETISIII3tT3.
LET THEM
TTr-TTnvT t
15 SUIT
Have dt'toruiiiwtl tu olou out all their
N U IS l i IS W O O I
t
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Hale to oommouoo on
MONDAY, JUNE iTH, 1875.
Home grout Bargninn will tto tiirorixl. We do not consider it neoeaaary to
go into dotailH, aa the pulilio goner all
One! Price.
Call early
CAR Gil in
BROWN & RODDICK,
Mine . '
- "' - " - -
BARGAINS IN SUMMER DRESS GOODS
No. 3G MA.KKIST STREET,
AS USUAL AT THIS HEASON,
SIIR Will Ml,
At very, Yery lowlprioee. Will also onon (Siia week another lot
of thoue dealrabie r
PACIFIC PERCALS and C AMBRICO
AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES, ALSO
MARSEILLES, PIQUE, VIMIA IAI7NS,
White Goods. Ladies' and Gents' Gause Vests,
GAUSE FLANNEL8,MAIWEILLES
HOUSE-KEEPINa
M. M. K ATZ'S,
June
MISCELLANEOUS,
FR SALE
OR RENT !
The HOUbK rtuemlv built for and I;;
ooonnled b the Iter. J . O. Hlden.oniiU
Heveuth, between Obwitnut and Mulberry HIA
l.rm. reaaonaoie.
H. HAAK, flmeer,
Corner 7th and Ulteetnut 8 treat.,
mar 37 IM-tf
Reduction in Prices.
FAMILY SUPPLIES
Fresh this week,
Imported and Domestic,
At
GEO. MIEIIS,
Preserved Ginger
AND SHAKER PRESERVES
atreduoed price., at
GEO. MYERS.
Cooked Corned Beef
tiriJJM UiJNTiJ.
At OKU. MYKHH.
Best Butter
JN THK WOIU1) at 40 oenta per pound.
At UKU. Mi Alio.
Hew Process
E
MPIRK RI,OUK. Hotwllhitandlng the ad-
valine iu riour ai reaacea prioee.
At (iko. MYKK8.
Bottled Lager Bier.
BEST In the 8tat at reduced nrl eee, at
OEJ. MYKB8.
100
08 KB IMPOHTKD CLANT I atr'dnoed
prloe., and one hundred thousand Seg-ars,
.CEO. MYERS,
11 & 13 South Front Street.
HI
Jnne 1.1
CAPITAL STOCK
or THI '.-"
OOTTOIf atlLIU, Wilmington and Weklon
Railroad, Firet National Bank and Bnnk
ot Mew Hanover at auction, at Exchange
Uoroer, on Saturday. Jane 2sth, lelS, at II
O'olock, A. M.
VEOMLf A MORRIS, tr
Auctioneers.
Jane IS ,
w
EDDINU fJABDNn V IN.TINO
liAttltM a epeolaltv at the
40UatMAl UFriOJB.
CSBGuM
TiTTTAfrrr
know we do nothing by halyee.
Strictly Cash'
and aooure a,
I
45 Market Street-
yjn
I - 1.-1 ..I
AT
I'LL SELL BALANCE OF
AND HONEY COMB BritEADS,
OOOD3, Ao., 4o.
36 Market St.
1IISCELLAHX0U8
Bacon, Pork. Flour,
Sugar, Corn, etc
75 Boxes Smoked Sides and Bhoul
dera,
50 Boxes D. S. Sides,
SOBblsPork,
100 Bbls. Refined Sugar,
800 Bbls. Flour-all grades.
8,000 Bushels Prime White Corn.
100 Bags Prime Kio Coffee,
100 Bbls. 8. H. Syrup,
100 Hhds. and bbls. New Crop Ca
bs Molasses.
.100 Bales Prims N. R. Hay,
850 Bales Prime Eastern flay,
' 400 Bundles Hoop Iron,
200 Second Hand Spirit Casks,
100 Bbls. Glue,
260 Kegs Nails,
100 Boxes and half boxes Candles,
60 Boxes Lye,
25 -Boxes Soda,
25 Boxes Potash,
CO Boxes Candy.
50 Boxes Soap,
50 Boxes Tobaooo,
150 Groos Matches.
For sale low by , .
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
(Juan I uane) I Quul
1(0 Ton. Guanapj Qaano, , '
100 " Kureka '
. For tale low by
WILLIAMS e MTJUCBISOH.
147
JniieHO
10 TO 20 PI (JIT
SAVED
-IN B UYINO YO UR
-FROM.
A. DAVID. T
lot-
June 23
To Depositors. J
THB "WILMINGTON TRC8 1 COMPANY
and Having. Bank" ha. tranefened Xm the
Flrat National ttank depo.it. whloh have at
been oaled for to date, bepoeitor. are requa
d to call there Immediately, aarreadar their
OM.book. and reoelT. their jjn.j.
JoaeSB lot-