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WELLINGTON, N ,C.J r
FRIDAY. JULY 2. 187k
BY T ELE CRAP H.I
Washington, July 1 Night Taxa
tion of tonnage on ves -els from Belgi
um, Bremen and Sweden has been ej
ume 1. .Tlt li till A. J
About five thpusand new mail con-tfteommetoedt)-day;til.')'
Tho Secretary of the Treasury dfr
cidos that cheeks, drafts and order
drawn in the, Unitad J3tate upn for
eigu banMtiqtural a cstump tax. u.
SAM BARD kmt&tfVtt&M
POST OFFICE. " "
ROUTE FOR CHIOAOX). !'
4 Ay;Jtirj Ifi4itram Bard
refusod to give up 4he poatofflo this
morning aa .Jul. hl. aeitfar reaigaed
nor jea suap.ud.nlt f Bard's boud
ta1n riotifled the money 4 ordt'r olerk
"y' mwd. .Boo4' order aa:. they
were no longer responsible aa hi.
bondHmn, Jard hen.left th offioo
aml (Iy;tk posM.ioii.U
Thirty-two oar loads of watermeiona
passed through this city to-day en
route Iton tba kighlandof Florida to
ChidkffO.' A-delegftflotf bfSl Floridani
go with them t make- f emanen ar
rangbments Jdt trade to and from the
Northwest. ' -
There were two-deatha Ky, West
on Wedeyir from yellbw fever.
- At Detroit, Mioh., yesterday, there
was a collision between passenger
v trains. The engineers and firemen
..... saved their lives by jumping from- ib
engines. No first-class passenger
- were hurt, but fifteen emigrants vore
Seriously wounded. .
the St. Louis Time, has been pur-i-.
chased by CoL John T. Criah, of In
deiwndence, for $ 13,150,
ernor of Oalifornia, on the seventh
ballot., jj 0Tt fr njlfj
. At Yale Obnegfl Gommencemonf the
degree of A. B. was oonf erred upon 93'
membais of the class of 1875; Ph. B.
upon ii, membera- of the. graduating
class in thi Jtcientiflo ioboolf LLr D.
upon 14 graduates of the law school,
and that of M. D. upm 5 graduates of
the medical school; one of the latter is
a colored man, , A number of honora
, ry degree were conferred, including
that jof JLL. D.'ttpon Gov.' Tilden, of
New York, el the elaw ef 1837. -
At Trioitj (Oonn. Oommenoement
the degree of A. B. was conferred
npon the graduating class and the de
gree of A, M.epon H of the alnmni.
LoonwdHi tlli!-Oyhttdr OU
Works have been turned. v Loss 530,
oca.---' : , .
Ool. K B.Carling, quartermaster at
Fort Banders, has euiclded. Business
complications waatheoaase."1 1
EUROPE.
TILE FRENCH REPRESENT Itl61i
AT THECENTENIAL) 0 ,
HOSC - FAILURES 1 EX' LONDON.
1)Wh'JulTlN(nltfaf. Lroc'n
has resigned the captainoi of the
Irish Rifle Teemv j $ H ()1
pABi8,uJnly 1 Noon The Journal
publishes a decree appointing special
committer for the.purposeoffeuoour
aging Fronohmen to participate in the
Philadelphia Oentennial Exhibition,
aud facilitating theefEorta of thoe
who intend duing ao. The oommittee
ia composed of members of the Assein
bly, merchants and other joersons, at
number of whghf 3told:i)latioiia- with
the United Btates.
LoNiii,'VjTiIy:.4IKoo-e'lfol-lowiDo
additional failures have been
announced ;J'LtcOta; RaaltyA Oo.'A
liabilities $1,250,000; lUlburniershaw
& Orfi,' p.W.W.' JJl w."W
Tho . advice, deceived to-dst front
Fiji reporte'. that thertr U ho dimhni
tuonofthe violence of the measles
and 'typhoid crej39irthe bbutff
The" mortality from the disease is
great.iJits1 frobabj ibiat 'nedioal
assistance will be sent from Australia
to tho ainioted people.
. thevoreat 60andxl case. "
tiie3bSBag"&&d
Fi.i;3aBaNT'KK7Kr''- """"
came into Cowrt awff foreman Carpen
ter jtated.ribati'therioould not agree
upon tbe question o( feet,1 Judge Neil-
sorff low tnem-w;ai8Tegatl tua, -da
' -rV Jtujtte J, lor, reopening; aad
Botiuit)u back." At 25 tninntes past 1;
Jnxljre NeilsoitKmf "00 te "bench, tba
conaulUuon having brokew op,-and
was foCiSiJ luloJDoUrt by the oonn
sel, wbo,irBrxc4BtfeA.wiak clapping
of bfmdsfind stamping of feetirhiiy
all'took seataHn th-tir UBflntf !aoes and
oonversed wiU-oo4aJotier? At 157
f lm Inrv came in and took..thfiir. aaatau
loosing Vale and'' exnausted; some of
thaeMfid ooaU "and -traveling bip
in thflir hands, from whioh. the -audi
ence argwd'HheMind come tb an
(Hfit (.were prepared wjeavw
Oiuii Judge Neilson lequeated the
utmost silent beobsefVBd in th'e
Court during the proceedffigi Tutoa
end BeeohPT, "nl'' boUv onsont.
The Clerk w
ud the jury who answer-
ed nr--?--:""- H low t""V Jr. -Ms
NeS...Ca ;lica td' howaa Surry they
could r- istii 11 the 1 tkpir number a Loia kid lend hia.
. u.t "'
u!rputJ question was one of fact or
lav. Mr. Carpenter, speaking with a
low voioa. stated it wm impossible for
Ui. jury o Bgre, and thai he rcgret-1
ed it very much the question of di
agreetndut Cavai one of fact. Judge
Neilsoa then called attention to the
length of the trial, and aaid that waa
I.aont6iabmilHflnenU' ,aid he
on thoU attentjon-Mttentio&ad been
called to the faot that after the argu
taeut aud before the charge some pa
pers had been banded up to hinu He
Lad examined them that evening and
denied the motion for the reopening
of the case, assuming, for the moment,
that the jury would forget that sub
ject.. He, would- like ido ft nv
tbingVw. lingering iitt' their minds
with regard to the matter, and asked
thcan U it would be taiuble for them
to state to him any questions of law or
faot wbioh disturbed them. Carpenter
repeated, that it was solely a question
of faot laid nd agrwment was poaaible;
iftt in mpnti hey t would be no
nearer an agreement than they were
to-day.; He eald that be spoke for 11
of the jurors when be, said he believed
that in agreement was impossible, and
that these was only one man believed
they conld ever reach a unanimous
Conclusion,;' Judge Neilaon spoke to
them of the importance of the ease,
and 'asked them to give it thoir further
Oonaideration,reqnwting them for that
purpose to retire again to their rooms
and deliberate upon' it. further and
ifaimunidste with him about 4 o'clock,
r LaterHjndge Nailson naa concluded
to lock np the jury to-night,,, " l;
The crop prospects throughout the
Ooldsboro aeotion ue at present high
ly encouraging,'-; '.'.. n '
Mrs. Polly Tarlton died at Prince
ton, Johnston county, on Monday last,
said to be 111 years old. f
' rhe Radidal nominees Jbi CoavenV
tiQn iri Wake ooonty are ;JT whites-so-called.
The negro was oompletelv
ignored, the selectons 4
The Democrats of Yadkin county
nominated John A. Stephenson, Esq.,
as a candidate to represeut them in the
Constitutional Convention.
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f The Ooldsboro Messenger says: The
ofSoial exhibit of expenditures shows
tho expenses of this town government,
for t'.,e year ending May 6th, 1876, to
be $3,827.65 and the receipts $6,86a86.
K The Rads of NasB bay homitated
I J. J. Sharp fof the Bfate Convention.
blhe ejection, pf Dir. Bqnn, the Oemo-
cratio nonuiM, is, however, consider
ed beyond ft doubt.
" Col. R. W. BingleUry, of Wilson,
and Mr. James H Bhepbetd; of, Beau
fort and Pamlioo,' have been ' nomina
ted by the Democrats of their reepeo
ave counties for Convention." '
I The Magnolia' Record ssyi . Mr.
David Oarr, of Island Creek township,
died at the house of hi son; Thomas
J. Can, Esq., oa the !6th ult, in the
86th year of his age, Mr. Carr .was a
oldiei of tbe war of 1813. ' ' '
1 TheAsheviUePioEeerjBBysr A'ge
tieman who 'has just' ' returned 'from
tanocey county aayi the growing crops
are far more promising than tbey have
been for several years, . and , that the
apple trees ate laden with fruit- ..-.
f .w ' '.j:-" , t I. .!.. "t
I The Magnolia 'Record says The
revival at Mount Olive still continues.
Sixteen lutve. been received into the
Church and there are still new inquir
ers:1 Ref. MrDU;'ia, indefatigable
in his labors and. is eminently suocoss-
. , We )e.n from the Greenville Regis
ter, that On the 22d nlt4ia.Mt, IUb
I ert Carney, of Pitt oounty wasretan
ing trom a vibi to one 01 bib -neign'
bora, witft hia. wile and utua boyi the
horse' ha wast drivinrf fceoanW fright
ened as Mr. Carney was in, the act 4
getting in tne cari, ana ran away tnrow
ing Mrs.Clarney nd thelitOs bOy"otit;
severely injuring Mrs. O. by a fraotnf s.
of the skull, from which she died the,
next dsyr The little boy "was also se
verely Injured, though not fatally.
The Norfolk Virorinian savs: Muoh
nas peea sal a pro ana oon in reierence
K) iae oiuoa crop oi norm uiroiua.
vye present yie following extract from
the fetter of an extensive farmer, and
from it it will be seen that the prospect
at present is anything but favorable. ,
"Our cotton crops sre the 'spUUeet at
this date l ever saw.," It is compelled
to be a small growth, as well as In a
majority of oases, an inferior one, un
less the season, roni- nowrtoalftine
most auspioious" fof its development,
and lateaH fois jts.matufity J J4m
troVoked at the numerous publica-
-tipcB giving such favorable reports of
the crops oi cotton. , H it is true in
the States forlber South', f it. is not so
in UiA VtardArinir HtatesL I drmt be-
Heve It 1 trbe- Wjfhere4, (lheaixe-'
port! Indioate4. ' .'"nn '
The Charlotte Observer says; The
reason is not generally known,. Some
poti3n BluJ-it " was Seeanse le had
aevejteeo out 'Of .t& State tnd didn't
llkfldget'so Lrf iroi toeTl6ptns
said'be had beefl- to' buby that he
hadn't bad time te compile any poetry
(er bis speeob, and some said ni
tsing and some another. Now, as to
this last statement is posratAJJ on
true, for we hnow that be had bis
toeeoh alreadv . . written. . noetrv .and
j all. Some of tht Qovernort lleprib-
ispan irienda proiess to know, and tnis
is; thf .Tsj; Ajrtell.thS Istoxy? JUt bAd
been arranged in btatesville (now
mind you this is the.,Republican.Ule)
ationg the DemcKt; ihaJ,'l as aoon
tithe Governor got started to Bos
Ma, and as soon a .LleUenai.Qov.
ernor Arnxfleld got safely ensoonoed. in
tUe Executive Chair," adge1 Mitohell
sHould place his .resignation at
the disposal oi, tb op Oyerntm
who would prooeed to appoint bis
liotaMSorw ift .1 odoe, 'certain tntstf
Democrat, of fine, legal qualifSoatioua,
Somehow or other, aome of the Re
publicans ia fitatelviiltti got" nftid of
uas alleged conspiracy, and. n.waa.bul
the work of a moment to, tosa one of
niRht,
i.d to
"the child of Jie skies," "don't yon
go. iiu tjcoeUency was iuat on the
eve of leaving, but this telegram held
bim as if he had been anchored in
Raleigh. He just took off his old linen
dnftter. walked back into the executive
oClce, threw bis feet up on the table
and waited for thai resignation to oome
ia It came at laet but-it knocksd
Cnrt out cf bis trip, aod knocked that
Hurler ILU crowd out of bearir lot
of eloquence and poetry. ' His Lxcel
lee 7 L.is not yet acted upon the resig
bai.on, and if it is in order, we would
su.i.tto him to appoint tba man
thai r -'a the night ride from btates
villa to i'iabury, . ,i . s
I .-. 1 11 mmmmm nr naif TT
Cosrntr Cwstveattesw 4 ;' r
Hdqtis. CsaruihEx. Cok.,
Democratic Conservative Party, '
: "New Hanover County, Wilming
ton. N. a. June 80. 1876.
1 At a meeting of the Executive Oom
mittee of the Democratic-Conservative
party of New Hanover county, held
this day, it was decided to call a Mass
Convention of the party, to be held at
the Court House, in Wilmington,
Thursday evening, July 22, al (8
b'clock.,,. ,
i The principal bwinees of.theOon
vention will be the nomination of can
didates .for , the . Constitutional Con
vention and the appointment of an
Executive Goininittee. t
i ' "W.'H. Bbrnirb, j
i dlwtd Chairman.'
WllMlMflaaiPUU'lct, .
i Below we give for the benefit of our
readers the . appointments , of Rev.
W. B. -' Black, Presiding Elder,
for his tnird round of quarterly meet
ngs for the present Conferenoo year
Of the Wilmington District:
Clinton, at Goshen, July 18 and 19.
Cokesburg, at Bethel, July 25
and MS. h r i .M'l v f j;j;- .7 ,r."
.Whiteville, at Abbottsburg, August
J and 2.
I Elizabeth, at Bladen Springs, Aug-
IlSt 8 and 9. ri'"t ' 1; v r :J
. , Bladen and O.lTV Mlssior, at Cen
ter, August 15 and ML
Topsail, August 22 and 83, r-A
j Magnolia, at Hartell's Btore, Aug
Ii6t29and8 ... '.. ,
I Wilmington, at Tront Street, Sep
tember S and 8. ,n & ! 1
BmithviJle, at Bmitbville, r Septem
ber 12 and 13. '
Toothaohe proceeds from ague iu
the face, operating npoh the exposed
nerve of a decayed tooth. . Bub the
gum thoroughly with the .finger, wet
beat the face well, and lap a flannel
Wet with the liniment on the faoe, also
put a little of .: th, liniment into the
oavitjjl pqXha eom H V
I The system frequently gets out of
oraer ana snouia be at once regulated,
else other troubles) swill ensue; when
physio is needed, take, farton' pur
gative JPill; they are a safe, whole
some, and natural medicine, f
In their teeth, for ' there are few teeth
that have not fault, of .their own.
There ia but one way to preserve them
without spoil or blemish, and that is,
by the use of the beet dentrifloe in ex
istence,, fragrant Sotodont, 000V re
freshing and agreeable. . , , .
4 - '
j yjt challenge the world to produce
i col lac that will keep clean, longer
Without washing, than the Elm wood.
married:
Bt toe Be. Geora. Patterson, In thUoltr
July 1st. IX th. rHl3cDca af th. brkla'. motb
w.Mr, HiBDlNQJOHKHOMoMtaaALIOJt
lX'lI,iyonpgataliwcof aia laUM.X.
' HEW ADYEXTIXEUEMTS
,0 v.r-a
ForSmithvilloI
STKAHKU OIXE'.wlr).aT. wt
oarirruuy ana Mtaaay 1 r. ai. n-
ttirnlpg, via lea?. BinlthrUl. on Saturday Mfl
Tueadayat T "anijl 'W SniidaV'at i1:
n n Pivii.tv jk ri
m "'' us
BOARD.
"V
htf
TT
llf tak. 10 1
Am. r it
IS ittleme to board from this date, either
wltliont room, or with large, airy and comfort
on Oh.matttr.t, betw.on Third and fourth
artrteti. Apply tq
T.'
,
turnip Seed ! i
,t-! tr
; A , ., J
Turnip Seed I "
Sew' Crop 1875.'
Grown hy Laadntk ft Balirl. Phllaflelpbla.-:
lAiao a large aaaortai.nt 4 uao..( Baaa. '
.1 for aai. b ,..,,-1 'r..-i
I Q&IIN ft FIjANHBB.
1 julyl . 16
First national ;Bank
otJfeinqna
:UwTi aiT"'
! Tb. Board at Dlraetor. of thla Bank hat.
B4Hlarl a dlTidaad af rw par in-,P Table
M -
WE PROPOSE ,
.,1. ,.' -mi o m . f r,"
miiAiliit'or'bcK BT00 or
j ICoiflct
perii. barlni eh or joromjot s4Kt. 94'
MUNStN"& CO,
.?H ,.VlTr0tOTHItBh
luljl
n'sitr .a
Ua-St-ThnraftBat
Room 'for 'Rent
BIBaBBj' tjiirPEBiSHIU BO
rant .wWarkiVt alreei, Brt
aft SS
roete baste to 8lisbhry, by
from which point be J telegrai
Ju.
,-rrw r tij urn i
Beautiful
A'
1 SKD shoes, met. a t,an4rmfc
u .MtilBut Wmj biww, to Olty W.Mr
(irouwl ttultod kul troa kImM prln. wblt.
HklUaor Vers, rraih fronnd rttj U.f,
DM. Oora, IToveailar. Flow, Turrt Hmi,
SUoultUth fl fork. Alt low 4ov M
. . .. ORASI 4 HJXI0N"&
, Jun.rf . . . , . . , IBS
II
icr ft GraTcs' School;
it 4 i..
. ; hillsboro a:a i
mil f ALL BK3S10M OF 15TB OP IMS
(uurta Headay ta July.
kr CktmloartiM unt oa aiiDlle.tloa.
July 1 . . 164-dHwAwlB
TREASURER'S OFFICE s '
Carolina Central llail-
.. way Company, '
V N. Br4 auw.1, N.W VMb
Tb. OOCPONS for InUraM oa th. rint
Mwtf ngi Bond. OC Uit. (knnpuiy, r.llln. do.
July lKin, w 4 1 1 b. itd la hiilo M pra
utu at Uit iJlo m aad 4JU J.ij 1st,
UliUltt. .
Watson maitrbC
.. . . ,, Tiurr. .
July 1 . .. , . . . , , 1M ASlAwtt
Patrons of Husbandry
Wilkivow, K.C., JnlyWh, W5.
t H B Cap. Vmt OoobcII, (P. af H.)U1 aiMl
lu tb. Court Hodm ia WUmlastoa, m tk.
third thBtwUy la July Mil, (tk. tSU bMtO at
S .Wook, P. al." ARsn(.at.Bt hat. btn
m.d. wltk th. W. . K. ft. Oo. to git r.
tarn tlck.tl fbr lit () ant4 pr nil., tb.O Q
B ft 0. aa4 boat, .a tk. 0p Fmi rivw wm
ftm m.mb.rt for boo far. " .
U. W. atoOLAMMT,
- frnwUBt Vpt Ttu OoBon r Of H
T M MouaS. learetatv J i ; I
Jan. n . .
44wU
rr
f.
iBfittor Bnttfir
rjiHAM otoMm.ftrM- Al.alway.d4)-
.ir.bl. to gt tb.
! BEST BUTTER,
aad that w. alwayt ban. Oar
an Tab) But.
tar li leLotod tverull from th. beat Dalrta.
I
as mw orkltatt and. nay U Mfa w
tk. t. ry M BalUr mM In tkM etty.
; CHA8. D. MYERS A CO.,
I ' ...ft .
r Favorite Flour
) 4 J
W8 MAKING Dwni4wU. It I
4
MOST RELIABLE,
! TILE TRUEST
rr natd by keoMkMpm '
Sold only hf
CHAS. D. MXER3 ft CO.
' Jan. ST
US'
CORN, HAY AND MOUSSES.
QAAA BUSHELS OOBN, ' J
4UUb..Hay, '
: bo pciia w uraponpaaioiaaw.,
; TS bbl8HMolaaM4k .
For aal. by ' -' 'i
' , KKECHHIB ft OAVLDEH BB08.
rLQUR, MEAL, RICE AND COFFEE.
500 BBU lrlM,u f
u bnaheli Meal, (Water Ground),
' ' nvuu nnv.
1 !h bag Oofla. , ,
A
j f. ; f, KftttOKHBR ft QALDBB BBO&V
SPIRIT CASKS, HOOP IRC3L AC.
. t ... ei .'t f 1 ' ' 1 '
4C0
BPHUT CASKS, -i, ' . ...
.1
lOObkUOlae, ,
Unit, KlvM, Bpanbh Frown, &.
.VotM.by '
, K(.UhUUBBOAJUDBft BK4J8.
w wna nuuo uvd.
Bacon Lard & Tobacco
BOX ICS & B BIDXS ft SHOCLPBBS,
t , ...... .. ,,lai...
BJ ftOXSBl ftDUUBil BaWaUUiin. --'iwr ,f l-ipt'
awl I IW1 KAVaaSl TaktiaUUM ' '
I I - . .. - tar-
' KllUOllNBU ft OAJ4VPH BHu's'ti!,
.Latest Books.
;w-)..i..'4 ? -v.- frft '
lump i
ft JNOBSBMAM'S. jritBIHAai.uBr.
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?' itTJIBBAHD'B K.lT,Ja'nd''jXM.l8tata,
y aViat Thackaray, antkot of 'HIM A gel,"
J"OUJrilngton,". Fapat.TB 64ntA ' '
FOtal. at .eKii-f
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Uv. Book and Muila Btata.'
naa
A Glean Swccni
AhthtjI
CrnWlnl!J&tt of
f. sira irrim wv viuajni wuw vtwt uviw vi awn law
Saer Btock lh.T HaetdaS ttrMAEKllUWit
aaul La af Al A i aUu a M
turaaOLKAN S W K KF In .vary 4a
pnoea anu win a tuimoiiMrauan iaaa wui iav
pnWiT,V ..(arel'I.I,
CASH,. .... ui .iO.4k t wMAaiviUSa.
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HXW ASYZ2TISZ3X5T8.'
Smith's Feed-Cnttcr.v
mui VIST aa swat iwMbl f4rf Cattet
:tk.a.k4s.-H ''; ;-:XClT.
' QILKS ft MUROHlSOH.
1 . t .1, , Ml
DOO COLLARS, !" . V j .Vs
doo collars,
1 doq collars,
DOO 0OU.48M M th. latldl., Uaraaaj
aad Trunk Sora af -; .
- CAR KMT I MALLARD' 1
Ko. I gnbtk rroat Stmt, Wlunlniton.N. O.
iaaalS ,'- .. ' ". - " M-t
Tor Snitlivlll6.
gTBiHft hlXIV ttittbMkv. oar wharf Bk
Uy at 4 P. X. Bataraln, will laav. Baith
Vn.Ma4ayattA.M. ' 'l,!S' -'
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CFflCE CF TKE CITT CLEIX AX9
,10, TBEASUXEI,
f Crrr of WrtuwoToit, ' a J ;;
;v;l;y ; June 24th, 1875.,
'J;;;; AN ORDjNANCfi-,,1
Concerning Cows and othor cattle ran
, . ning at larga,, ... ; ,i
JJ I ORDAIMEDby th. Board of Aldar.
iua or to. city ( wniMugxon, n. u.t as roi-
Baottoa U That any now r nni sarrui
of aid nun, rotad raaniB rl. witbta
(h. torpor. t. limit. C Uil. oltj, ahall k lm-
poundad by th. Olty Manhal, aod tk. .wwar
Hqutr4 ts pay a Bn. af T.a (IS) Doilara, b
fur. th. aam. aball b. r.lM rl. . s, ,
B.otloa I Any or dlnaoe. or part. th.rao( ootv.
fllotlng b.r.ttb, ar. b.reby repaalad. , .
Th. . .bora ordlpanaa waa adoatad- by th.
rtoard of Ald.ra.n oa th. I4thday.f Jan.
WIS, aad wm go tat. flo sMat nd Xoa
day, Jan. tstk laatant.
T. 0 BEBVOSS, I
' Orr Cl4rl aad Tnarr.
JUU. ID
lfll-tf
DargaiiiiBardiiM
y pMI CLOTH QAITKKS II SU, worth S3;
mod ui uoartma snoot si oo, worm
XiOdU. Slipper, only ft par pair.
,;u t .a TjbabLVa.io.":
MO.H Markatatnrt,
tun.B)-tf Blgno(th.ioldiaoot
LL PERSUNS niblMt to th D.Tmant o
Al Sohetlola B A O Tai la kaeptug with tk.
Baraaia. Aot, ar. hareby aotlOedto oom. for
t
Ward and pay their SunUanaaal Tax .a July
1. 1, th. kahryar 4jtdlBf June. Wth,187B,
and aa rn.f than- Uoanaa to do bnal.at. tor
tb. sntuing hair y.ar ending Deoemb.r 9 in,
I8TB. GEO. W. BOURDKAUI, , ,
7Gran4 Jamily -
ExcuRGian
BMrriiViLijE;
AD
1 . . 4 ,
BLACKFI8II GROUNDS;
i, e.
Vada. tk.aejptM.of tba ' 4 (
ON THB
Steamer Waccamaw,
a-
Erer arr.neeraent wffl be made lw th. so in
fer and amT.iitano. of th. eiountoulau. A
Mrlng band will b. on board, and tboe who do
not wiea w vi.it tnajaianiuiili uroann,, oan
raaaala a. Snitkailla, waar. a Barf will aeen-
gagea ror aaaeing until Uie steamer racurnK
. XU. Boat 1U tear. Market Wharf al 8
e'olooa, aaarp
kskata lav 4fcj a the ee wal Boo Store
iTUtketa for OonUamen SI I Ladle, and OkU-
I J-B WEBT.
V ut j;B wibSOM,
ill ..'
.L.-am
H. T. BAUHAK.
sf i Ai CJomaiitlee.
j jv a
iHlt-
Jcij)OTt?onfi8ija
tU) fSTABIJBHtO Hardwar. Btorai le
without doubt tha largeet and moet reliable
liardvar. EnabUment' biaatara North
Oantlna. Frloe. 4 quality .1 goods uarai-
adla4fyipatst.U3 -'im,i U
; ! Boat 10, Bf au4 2t MAiKtt BTRIET,'
iThe GfeenGato
A BUMAN0Xtr4OQ.Ue4ffBni4t
Wichevt. b Hra. Ai L. WWat'. W.ra'tef of
Tha Old Maaaear. Bmrat,"' QolA Elal.
"fluUla,"et. Fin. cloth SltsV , k i
It la a eharatltas .loryt mH rf'reBrten ent
With a hlvhly aUraottve plot, andl. taanalatod
inV ktra. vfletw. pur. aad perfect el )e j (,.,.
Baeond eepply i2aiJd a'-
Two Beilffiaa?
T)IA08, la perfect ardJrbr'aml. eheah'to
aM roam or aarw on.,w.,f,T fv-n.a (M
ln. nana aa. Bane star..
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fJ..t.44fl
1..4I4IU
p.rriau.i.'.)wH.r
aii.
r M
CO Ot4TtA,'DfJlOT0WtM,, 4t.u
I
h at;
grauaata. theat to k. ap goal m mm- Import-
djt&ar,'!
i .'ii
and nona bat expert, oan detMt any
F' .Illl.n l -
L.t I ...1, .. Jll f HJ I.I ' .''
rej.awvtab4dl,
I 'mi:
JaaeS
awllar, wyryv .
- " ' ICS 1
SXW ADVISTISSrLIXT3..
4 1
d 1
&
1 )
id
ril
..f
-v:l!,t, Mil I'
BROWN
t. -,: ui f.-;-; V -(, i . ' j". t.
1 t, u U' v' 4" Have dotormlned to clear out all their
4 SU MMEH NTOCK
i-ata h i uU-Mt .!.. )t ;
at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
rJ u
ft, indilrf jut M
rkle to oommence oa
AiONDAY JTJE 1TE, 1875.
IU,I 10 t.-4- ' i .
80m. great Jlargains will be offered.
- !
go into dotaild, as the publio generall
One! Price.
- ifj..., ju: .B.a.1 .
V)
Call early
! -BROWif vV RODDICK!,
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f.SJ
hi ,a!
111'
1
ALL ACCOUNTS ARC MADE OUT,
I n Itii i k io .-; ; vlt?"v. fs.';-;. '! ... (iv u f
vi .:jt x' We!"':? . ; .t,
ui "1 'TT'tTTt t-
D U E WD:
CT As this la the semi-annual time to
iiane to Boll to tn; kind pathoks 6
bop they will call and fai cp.
.fiii ,m.l'" ii ' j.-i.--'. i
-Jj lK,rtr" !:-i'r
..d 44M', .;,,.; '... UN , v'
,;! '!)! - m , i" i
BEST ASSORTED STOCK OP
:!.! Ml
IJo. 86 . MAJRKIIaT STREET?,
. MISCiaLASSOTJS.
i ' OR REITT!
Th. HOU88 reoeutly built tor and
oeeaDled brtheBeT. J. O. Hlden.on
HeTratb : between Ohaitnut ana Mulberry Ste.
xernu reaeenaoie.
i Vi ! 1 H. H AAB, Oror er,
j . Corper Tth and ObeKnul Street..
;navB7 '-' las-tf
TOHOLDERS
! Il.!v ' ..)
1 .11 V I
Ji It t rt '
V.AT
9'TY -OOURprJS.
..Offlce of teasilrcr ami Collector, i
' CITT OF WILMTNQTON.' . 0.,
N.'N. 0.J
, 1875. ,
t - 4-'
Juno 29th,
MoriOBIi hereby gtvm that THE
OUtTFOKB IStS (of Bond, of thta Olty) eaa.
iiotbwPeinptlFnald. ?:fT ,-.-5 '.nr ': tit
j .,. ..! ... I ..- : ! t;,W 'iWl
la rwkMqv.nt of oertalh ebangot andoc
j 4i. ai.i i.'i-J t- I'll. '
rdowt dealaln f th. lupren. Court of thin
I ... t ,. i ... , h - i ! ... .' .' A ;.
Stat. a. to the ubtiDeT of aMHiaeut of tUe
I -m'i ,!.. " i-.' ".
Baal a4 FtrSMal Fnrpertr In this' eltr, and
baea plAo4 ta poaaMatoa of th. aadwalgned
r . , , .,. ,l.!- ! V'-'il-'"' I.
for oelliUor; tegethar With other' compile.
I !: tt...-" - . -
Hint la r. grd to Miy M unledbai aflalrt, now
I " r .1 ., i i I j,' a il
p.ndlnFbfor th. guprema Court of Bprth
-i'M. ito.m i.- " ' '' ;'
OkroUnalth. olty f Witmiugton atatS ateatf-
r,.' f,.-,-, ,r. r.l-.i li'M -
aariiy erav. tom. tadulgeno. trom tb. npWm
of Ouy bori"ndereilting olrdunutancei.
I iirt I. l.' ill li"J '.! Ii'-' & U.
Si ;T.,a SERVOSS,i
Mil f.o
C - , i.l I i.ii li i tU'l .'!l.T" '
eru 4mt wi; nne 25tilJ 1875;:..,
ft ' '"'-il " ..!. JJJ llJH
W IX AB TIES 4wKUt PILAT8, 0 ABTB ot
V.fiOllB.tth. af dttlln'au'int 'l pV
btaMvf rkatual Ubnthiy, tiok'n. tot, are
baraAy attSad ttlat tTUi.l'nn 4 W tiot lh
Hpedsri.mrta iiuiuat,)tisywm:b. ri.we
tiuW la 'utmXtfu't qeaw,' sndJUiaby tub-'
tl,v,Lttl WtT. C
I UlM
City Clark and Tre""'w.
JuaaM
RODDICK,
I
We do not consider it necessary to
know we do nothing' by halves.
Strictly Cash-
aad secure a
I 't?-t ' fl-J
45 Market Street.
(,..''!.. 'IU
PAST "D TT E.
jbalanoa Books, and as I wishto eon-
timb at lowest possible 0AfcH TRICES,
! i '"' r
DRY GOODS,
r ..... . , 1 1 - t
MISCELLANEOUS
Upton's United States
! ARMY CAVALRY TACTICS i
I' 1 ALSO,
j Infantry Tactics.
J For aale by
I CONOLEY ft YATES.
The Green Gate,
FROM tha Oerman of E. Wlohert, Mr.. A.
Ii. WlaUr,
f - ' HEARTS AND HANDS,
A rtorv In .Ixtoen oh.Dteri. bv Chrlitlan
Held. Ail tor aal. at
Conoley & Yates,
l.'Iiii :
3.11.26 .
CITY BOOK STORE'1
15
4th 0 JULY.
ti'JB S't;'
K3TICE TO EXCURSI39I PARTIES; ,
r i
IlaSlO-PARTIES AND SOUND'
lJ irrtiU r-wt i-l . .. '
,,.el,:l PABima.-ir v. ; , ,;
,.-,,( nl ii'.JH 4-M-T ?1!ii "TV' " -
, !w h.T. a larg. ttock of .
t ,1UJ. f J ' - Fin. af.alDaL.mona. ..
lOpoaeaVofOlarkti; ' " ' " " ; ''''
J00 eaa. I, t, and M paunit pven.d Oootd
let prangaaaadaorythbig nlo. for a k.lb J
ay put up la oan. and paokage. far .u.kl. -t
'"4,-i"i "kulllrinni. k
'-' We hrr.rbducMl price! to oom. wllhlnrange
ofall. V '1... -i ,.-.114
EitaBflBSCtartt,'') i vj.-tt.-v a Ml fii
-.a (uli td ' ont.paraXto, i1
Brt Batter In tt.K.rJd, -.,; ,J a I, :A .! i
tlaarantead to keep perfectly iweet and llch- . t
All day ta tha tun-tak. no other, to the , ,
' a.M't Son Bomad. "i,,J- V
y wtr.awBWToBgttia,'1' -' t f;1"; U '
fi Iji t' i,li FipTaataadHaoka,
, I UH(I01IMI.UII1 .
Fickle, and Baooe
0 trloe. reduced an (lie above, and aar. .
1 1 rn!j.vf ;-1"fi. Ill Viv
fe'teT""?.: io v,ri.-k
vl fiu- rf..l.iriuC?0 BTM '
IjiVLlLreiitUinupaud priutodia
Uie most attractive style at the