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WILIiniGTOII. II. C. TUESDAY. JULY 20. 1875.
UIIOLD 110 0.CC3.
ih jlournal.
WILMINOTON. N. a:
TUESDAY JULY 20. 1875.
BY TELEGRAPH.
SENATOR THURMAN-S POSI
TION. Washisotox, July 19. Judge Thur
maa had an interview with a reporter
of the Baltimore Gazette. lie i rep
resented in tffeot, that the Dmoortao
party of Ohio divided oa the ourreaoy
question. His financial opinion of the
Columbia platform should be regard
ed ouly aa local opiniou. An uojnst
charge on thin account, is that the
Democratic partj, as a national organ
ization, is animated by spirit inflate
tion and infltitationists in both politi
cal parties, and it is trne that there are
serious errors inserted in the platform.
I did ray befit to avoid threatened evil,
but leoause others disagreed with me,
I see no reason why I should bolster up
the Republican party. Errors commit
ted in Oh o can be corrected, and they
need not be excused for greater ones.
The Repu jlioan party of Ohio is also
divide:! on thecurreiioy question. The
fiuanoiul plank of their platform can
be construed to mean, either hard
or soft money. Replying to the charge
that he evinced lack of moral courage
for not dishonoring the inflation plank
of the Columbus platform at a ratifica
tion meeting, he said the place and
time were not opportune. It is great
injustice to ooudemn one for opinions
never uttered. I have Raid or done
nothing to warrant charges brought
against me. My record in the Senate
is before the country, and on that teo
or 1 1 yet stand. I am to make my
first speech of oampain at Mansfield
July 31, and shall then announce my
disagreement with the financial provis
ions of the platform, and throughout
the campaign I shall say nothing to
discredit the convictions of a life time.
HEADQUARTERS.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
Washinotoh, July 19. Captain
Eftds was recently in Washington on
bus mesa connected with the jetties
which he is conducting at the jnouth
of the Mississippi river. He says he
has now four hundred men employed
and has projected the work towards
the deep water to the exteut of over
throe thousand feet. The water is about
eight feet in depth over most of the
distance so far reached. The improve
ment is progressing at the rate of
ninety-two hundred feet a day. The
foroe will soon be increased. Cap
tain Eads oalls what- is now being
built provisional work which is to be
strengthened and materially changed
as the work progresses. It now seems
ai a barrier from mud and water. He
expects in one year to reach water daep
enough for the largest vessel. He left
for New York last night"
Washington, July 19. Secretary
Bristow and the Attorney-General
Fierrepont returns to-morrow.
Robeson is here.
Star has good authority for saying
that Judge Fisher will remain District
Judge.
William Burnett, supervising Inspector-General
of Steam vessels, and
supervising-inspectors A. Lowe, of
New York, and W. R. Rodgus, of New
Orleans, will, on the Htu of Septem
ber, commence a series of experiments
with safety valves at the Washington
Navy yard. : : "
Professor Barnard of Columbia,
College, New York,has been appointed
chairman of the experimental steam
boiler commission. ; I j i ,
The Presidents and commanders of
tke various Catholic Benevolent Socie
ties, of the District of Columbia, have
called a Convention for Friday evening
to make arrangements for celebrating
the Centennial of Daniel O'Oonnell.
The Postmaster-fJeneral has reques
ted the Attorney-General to designate
a oouncil to attend to the application
pending in the United BtaUs criminal
court in New York for a mandamus,
and to compel the postmaster at New
York to reoefve a book package by
mail transmission to Philadelphia at
the old rates. The Postmaster-General
says be knows bat little of the
merits of the case, farther than that
the postmaster was acting in the line
of his duty in accordance with the
law. Judge Spence, assistant Attorney-General
for the Post office Depart
ment, states that there may be some
plausible ground for the position taken
by the plaintiff in this oase, but that a
decision in favor of the mandamus
would greatly confuse the service, as
there were several important amend
ments in the law whioh originated in
the Senate. Amongthem the new law
concerning the postage on newspapers
&c sent from the offloe of publica
tion, all of whioh would be thrown
back upon the old law if the manda
mus should be granted.
YELLOW FEYKR.
DEATHS AT KEY WEST NONE
, AT NORFOLK.
New Yobk, July 19. A Key West
letter, of July 9, says: "Among the
mo9t prominent persons who have
died here of yellow fever are Mr. Al
len Teleigh, operator, Mrs. Townsend,
wife of Deputy Collector of Customs,
Mr. VanBuren, Melhourst Clergyman,
Mr. Stagan, cigar manufacturer, Mr.
Achinuck, chief engineer revenue cut
ter Seward, Mr. I'alhemus, second en
cineer revenue cutter Seward, Mr.
Jourdan. At thelight house, with many
others. At Norfolk, the Board of
Health make the following statement:
A rumor that yellow fever existed
in this city, originated in Washington,
and was published in the Washington
Journal of the 17th instant, as a dis
patch, It is utterly without founda.
tion ; nor is it believed that a naval
medical officer at this station made
any such statement as that mentioned
in the Journal of said dte, - There
is do case of yellow fever here, nor has
there been in this city or at (Quaran
tine Station this season." '
This statement is made by ordor of
the Board of Health.
Signed J so. B. Whitiukad,
Health Officer.
U0T1IAJ1.
THE "FIRST BALE."
Niw Iobk, July 19. The first bale of
cotton of this seasons crop of Louisiana
ootton was raised in oi. Liandry par
ish by Mr. Joseph Berand, and ship
ped to lilies Bennett k Co., of this
city. It; was put np for sale to-day at
the ootton exchange. After a fair
competition it was purchased by Mer
ril A Co., brokers, at 18 cents.
CUM. ,
ARRESTS IN HAVANA.
Havana 16 via Key West 19. Many
arrests are reported to have been made
in this city and at Matargaa, Carderaa,
Puerto, Principe, Cierfuegas and San
tiaga de Cuba, for violating the decree
prohibiting making time oontraots for
gold. Several persons were suspeoted
of conflicting in attempts to cause
rising iu the jurisdiction of Guana jay
have been arrested and brought here.
ELECTRICISMS.
The defalcation of Jackson. Uia Wl
Louisville Revenue officer, will reanh
seventy-five thousand dollars. , .f
Rossi, tbe Italian tragedian. fa en.
gaged for fifty performances in th
United States, beginning in November
in New Sfork.
Mitchell's &. Co.. furnitnnfA.tnrin
St. Louis has been burued with a loss
of $60,000.
Ladv Franklin died in London tm.
terdsy. . , ) , -f ; ; r
At Chicaco. inonminir verncta oi
reports making it circumstantially cer
tain that the balloon went Into Lake
Michigan, and that the aonrflnanta
drowned.
Two bales 'if new cotton, one weigh
ing 508 pounds and the the other 504
were sold yesterday in Galveston at 15
oenta.
El-Hanatnr f1arnonr.ni. haa haan re
tained by the oity of .New York to
prosecute Tweed.
The Yacht Effort from Fleetwood.
England, of sixteen tons, has arrived
at sc. Johns. The crew consists of
Captain and tffo boys. ,
The Schooners Willie Harris and Knr.
agsnsett collided at Vineyard, Haven.
j.ua narris sung, DUT, me Orew Were
saved. It is in a dangerous position
for passing vessels. Gay headlight
bears from the wreck about three aid
a half miles, and Torpauhne cove light
northeast by north, about three and a
half miles.
The Bavarian Electoral CoIWa nnn.
sists of 77 Liberals and 79 Altranoa-
traws. - . v. v si j;- v. f.j '.r
The Carlists have abanilnnnil tha
seige of Pnyoeda. j i ; . ? i
Falton. of the Amerioon Team, won
the St. Ledger cups, shooting off a
tie.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A REVOLUTION
. is tbs , ;t
SHIRT TRADE.
Wamsutta Shirts
Cut lennthwlM tbs cloth ; 1,100 LINEN ; prt
Ij made,atnly
S?" OAS H AQENOY SBCUBED.i ,
MUNSOIST w col"
CITY CLOTHIERS. -
JalyM
WttMLNGTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
6TH ANNUAL MEETING.
Tui Sixth Annaal Moating of Hi Wilming
ton Building AMoeUtion will U htld at Hl-
berolaa Ball (old Library rooau), on Front
Street, WedneaUy STtning, July 21, at sight
and a half o'clock. Kleren Director! are to be
elected for the eniulng year, and a full attend
ance of Dh&rsbo'denli req-ietted. 'i 5 :
W.G.llACaAI,
Becretarr.
HAEWOOD;
A Ne w H o v e 1 1
BT THE AUTHOR Of
THE ODD
Publiahed by E. J. Bale & Boa. .
Bound ra Cloth, $1 25 ; Fates, $75.
Juat recelred by expren, and for aalt at
HEINSBERCER'8
Live Book and Musio Store.'
luly )
""iSrOTIOE.
rpHK partuarthlp heretoforeexistlngbetweu
tue undertlgned, under the firm name and rtyle
of Baldwih ft Covsoil, II thli day dUaolved
by mutual oooeent.
The bualnew will be eondueted by O.. D.
Baldwin, who aetumee the paymont of all
debU due by the late firm, and who alone is
authorised to collect and receipt lor all ac-
toantedne Mm ttmur tr- -- .,.-?
O. D. BALDWIN,
' a.W.COtTHOIL. ',
5WhlHyule,.0. ' JuVj I
KISCILLAHIOUS.
Auction Sale
At Mr Salee Kejauef
Muskets. Furniture, Eto.
Friday, Jalj tt, 1171, at alae and a lf e'olMk
A.M.
4ily r it
CBOkLT MUMII,
Awettoaeera.
loo ita
Tit alatoel unprecedented vans weather
hiTlag eeme tpea , aag the queatioa ef the
day beiBgaowts keep eeel, ve wwuld ad lee
war aejseroue Meads aad ntomere t try out
large and earefally aeleeied aaaortaieot ef
To which, If loe be added, and emae of
Uiom '
Fine Lemons,
Of whioh we have Jut reoelTed a large eupply ,
; i i . it 1 .' ' i; '.' 1 ' ' i " J
we reel tare tbs happy result will be aooonv
pllnhed. -Aj-
Try our Receipt!
0. D. MYERS & GO.,
5 akd 7 N. Fsoanr Br.
60 BOXES DiadlRABLE "
t
To b a c co ol
" Oct or Obdxb "
At llty csbU per poand, for the saeaey, fea
mut know.
D. PICOTT,
(uly 18
Mechnnlcs of All
( Trades.
Feurattaatlon le called to the very Urge aad
flmt-elai aaaortaient of TOOL! required by
o, and M prloMtfeat will Kwl Uupeotloa.
(jualltyof guoo guuaateed la OTary ruapeot.
ir too would eare time and money, call at the
nW-eatabllsbod Hardware Hooee of JOHN
DAWSON, Ho, it, to and xl Market street.
JU1J irj
Brick, Brick.
2 Buy yonr Brtok erUatoes A Co., when yea
can buy better brick for leal prleee than from
t
any other par tie.
Offloe foot of Orange street. -
luly mi-
BEST COOK BU0K8 !
triar houMkeepw ahould poeeen at leaet
one ef tbe renewing celebrated Ooek Boeke,
aa they would (are the price of H In a week'e
cooking i
Qheea ef the Kttohea ( lof OU Maryland B
eelpta. l ?s
tflaiLrtile'a Hew Kaeelpta let Cooking..,.! IS
ki:a Male' NewCeak Bewk It
TheYeung Wlfe'e Ooek hoek..... ...t 71
MlatLealte'e New Cookery Beok.. ... ...... I TS
Mra OoedreUew'e Ceekerr aa It Skeokl Met it
1 he MaMoaal Cook Booh. By Banaaa M.
Boarler , ft
Peterma'e Bewek took 1 Tt
Wlddltteld'e New Oeok Boek t IB
Mrt. Hale'l Kecelpta for the Bmtuw I IS
, swaaALa At
HumBBsan's
nlf IT tf Lire Book aad ajulo atnre.'
Tho Odd Trump.
THIBV LOT JF8T BK0E1TBD At
HEINSBERCER'tV
Que en) Mary!
A DRAMA.
1 By Alfred Tennyson I,,,...,
A eeoond lot Jaet reoeived, aod tor sale a
. ;;, HEDRSBEBQEB'S
Ltva Boot and Uo eo Stobb. .
July W - . . .- :.-
A Passionate Pilgrim
AS. XU.a
T A 33 IE 8
BY HENRY JAMES, Jr.
Whoitbs takes aa Intereet, whetxier of mere
eurloeity or ef ontteal forebJdina;, In the
f rodaot' and tendeney of our younger HterB
ura muM hara had hie Bi Wallow awakened
and detained by the writing of tf r. Jama.
. w natover eiee mey may do, uy an tm
eomaMB. and bate that air of faod breedlag
whioh e the token of whatBrer la properly
called Literature. '
lue above work juat oat, ana ror eats ay
1 , Cowom ft Tins.
julytTf ' ' ' . - .
W BBIBC PBOCK,l
1 AOTiaMEi,n
W . pi
0 OATAWBA Win 18 j("J
M AND S
BACCO
28 Barrela Rice, -toBaraelseagari.
S'-JIOil'
. IB Bags Uofles, ,
.190 Boxas Tobacco, , . - . '
' KiaoHna , Cau)ib Bbos,
i , !,,) ai. ,).. rf 'K '
MISCILLAXrOUS
CAf TAIN SKINNER, oarryhil the CaUed
i
State. Mai) ft rayttvU, had termed lal
oaoera, will tea re ear whArf ea Tatedays aad
rrldayt punctually at 1:11 f at. y
1 Vlck Ck f'afcane.
AUOTS.
July it Is
A Hundred Years I
XTOD Bilaht waa) and mr hare tbe owner
X taaUy of baybag goeda at the prloee at
which I eat etoeiag oat aty etock. It tt awt to
Bake room fur another etock. bat la a sals to
eloee eat the eatlre etook at a girea Bulbar ef
day"; and to laaare thai, ea and after the 10th
tnatant goods will bo aold at lees than cost for
oaak only. Come without further Inrttatlon or
delay, as at the price. Us etook will rapidly
diaiiBiah. Krvry article it new no rhoddy or
aav'tloa goo.li la the ttore.
mj reepootfally,
GEO. LEIBER,
It Market etreet.
JulTlO.lt 1.
Bargains Bargains.
JIM't CLOTH QAtTERS II M, worth 1;
, Mon-e low tjuartoraa hose 1 to, worth
0t s
Lad Ice alippert only SI per pair.
UHAKL.N A PRIOR,
he). St Market etreet,
tone M-tf Blgaoi the Uolden Bout
Our Livluj and Our Dead
- i i,i . . . . . . ,
Proaooctua. of and Volum.
' aiiwsaaii. V. Q,, August W, 4874,
Oca Lirrsa aid Oon Dbad" kilt hareii
attor be publlahedas a Beml-MonUily Maga
sine, containing it pages of (aadlng matter, at
3 per Tear la adTaac -
ror the Information ol those who are not fa
miliar with thle eatorprtee, eta4 abac the
thierebjeoter the Magaatne winbstopsblieh
tbe Hooord that North Carolina aud her mllaat
eulOlenma.te at the late "War between tke
atateV' to gather tha material tor the at sf
iMriuiare sieiurian au to perprteate tbe
Baeatory of tboee brave men. ofllocra and
prtratee, tiring or dead, who ehed laiperlehable
glory upon their nail re Stat.
in auaiuonio loe waa kboobd or wobtb
OaaoLiaa, the Magaarns will ooutaln aketobee
oferory aentton, oounty, city and town oC the
tate, written byeem patent ah.f walt-birnna
aa parentis, uuuui U are ax
aaoum bw wiarm wa mat.
The Magaatne will Uke the plaoe of the
Bewepaper, having earns tltto, pabUahed by me
dartna tne naet twelTO montha.
The Srat number will bo iel.eeued Wednsad
September tth, 11174. la the meantime, 1 re.
tpeotfully aak old eubaetleare wbo desire to re
new their eubeorlptlons, and all othere who
wleb the Magaatne, to rtmni primptl, aa the
ohange and ImnrorenMntl require eonelCerable
ouuay, aaa raeay tumty u neeaed.
: D. POOt
Addrees, Mil ferther notloe, ova Litiwe
awd Ona Dbad," Newborn, M. O., or Baleigh,
North Carolina. . -, . ,
Kichantee will Dleaea oon. ' 1 : -
aqgH
ESTABLISHE1T1844.
Tin Jiliigoi J
(WEEKLY)
THE LARGEST, BEST AND CHEAP.
EST PAPF.fi PUBLISHED tN
NOBTH CAROLINA.
Tbs WllnlngtoB dooawAt (WekWI on en.
taring upon ita twenty-ninth annual rolume, baa
araatl anlaried aad ImDiored. It la tha
owy tuiriy-m ooiumn paper in us stats,
AB A -IUT.f.AftS NEW
AND
" ' III t7NEXCELLEIK ' "
i. ) ' " ' "l c I
Baabraoed la Its columni li a more complete,
eompaot. yet eeaiprohenalT. history of the
worid'e dolnge, from week to week, than aaa
potMDiy do louna m any other josrnal., j
It la last the naner for tha noma and Srealda.
full of good reading; all the beat Bdltorlaleef
ineaaiiyi an ue uongroaaonal, iegiaieUTe
and Polltioal newt ef the day.
Its Ilarket Beuorts
are el ware fall and aoeorate. The Rertew of
tne Maraece la aoeepiea o ue mereaauiaeoa.
maaiiy aa ue woe inuea oi uo eommere. si
the elty, while Karepor ether marketeare
ran tat reuaoie. .v .- ,-.)
T IMTERE8TIMC ' i K
Stories, Taleoc;
are sit starr week. taaUag It tha hast tsJt
Up paper publlehed la tha country.
rr cikouiaAxion;;
i eerf laree thronahont the State and " .
wbole South. In New HaaoTer. Kdeeoomb.
Onalow, Duplin. BaapeoB, Branawiok, Blades
and Colambnelt If eepeelally laraa, while la
Halirax, Wllaon, Wayne, Carteret, Bobeeoa,
Richmond, Aaeon, Cumberland and Monro,
and In Mreral oountlee of Booth Carolina, lie
circulation la Tory good. .
It la pnbllahed e very f rlday on the fellow
tcruu:
.... ...... .... .... "i
One copy, for one year ... . . . ; .'. .$3 00
One oopy, for six months., ..... 1 00
Three copies, for one year. ...... 6 SO
Fonr oopies, lor one year. ...... 7 0U
FiTeoopiM, for one year........ 8 60
Ten oopies, for one year. .... . 1 .15 00
Twenty oopies, for one year. ... .25 00
ar T. every gvngr-apoi . vLiiaur !
snasopy erlllbeaeBtfra.fotOB.yaar. . f
Addr
JOURNAL. v m r
1 wtla.teigrt.ai, 1. C.
HAY 01.10.
Ak yonr tirooer for Otty Water Ground
Meal, boltad-evertbody kaowa It Is beat.
M-OTerT pop;
Meae and 1
Port- V Meat and Sutra Prima, flour.
Oora, Oa . Craek Uora.
Tor eala low bv
ORANT A HINTON,
Coaualaalea Merebants and Oronere.
July IS K-dAwtf'
LAKK V&WH for tale at the T"
''OS.
DU
KISCILLANEOUS
SELLIUCVO FF
AT COST!
nAVINO reaotTtdtoehenge my baetneaa I
aaileatroaaoreleatnaant mi entire awwih
berere the aitrwhlni rail. I ha? e therefore
determined to oiler my entire etook Of
Notions, Boots,
SHOES and HATS,
1 ATOOST
and loot than eoet, fur caib.
Lad lee are etpeclally eollelttd to gWe ui ah
early eall, to whom we wUI after at a groat sac.
nice, coma tary deattaols OootU la the way of
nANDKEBCIIIEFa. ,,
nosiEiii.
I ... ... - -tl ...'... . .
f sf ' f rrwru)rt a taBwtu ii 1
vvuuuoiaw.i aw,
' ' ' 1 " tft,i'UCE8,'!
LINEN and OOTTON H0U8EKEEP
TABLE DAMASK,
X, D0TLA8,4 Jj"i
.xnt
TOWELS, ETC
i Wholesale buyers are adrlaed of tbs fact Uiat
we hare tho largoat and stoat deajrable Jobbing
etock In the city. Thli department of our etook
has bsea largely- reelealebtd ftom tha recent
Mew York and rhlladelphla saeh auction tales,
which enablea aa to offer a greaf rarlety of ta-
pls lry Ooodl SalUble tw oeuntry tradt, at
AUOoodieoldat retail wlU bs etrlclly (or
oaah. Ninety days tints wlU bs allowed aa
wholeeale bills In amenat of one bendrtd do
lare and upwarill for olty tcoeptanoe.
, . j, ..'f ... , . .....
I- ' : B. WEILL.
Corner Front and Prinoess Btreet.
July 14S ISWVWW v ,itnh:
I Como and Buy
CLOMIEfG
L AT ACTUAL COST. ' i
All oar Hammer stock of IJnene, Alpaca,
Blue riannele, OBrloti OSNlatroa, Dlago.
naif, Black Clotlia, Doeklne-all at COST,
MUNSON & CO.;
At V ff V ITtaT afTTr afXI W9 111 IAItt1
VJAAA VAaVAtllAilan. , X1
ise-if
1.4
Cartridges..
Cartridges
JUST RKCF.ItlEI), a iarifl inroloe oral
kinds Hprifettald Braach-Loadlag hire
of every deeorlpUon, and ror tale at
1 EziIlnaj lirf
At tbs old astabluied Hardware Monee "tp.
JOHN DAWaoN.
Joiy IX fo 1. 8 21 Market IC
111111 " '' ' '" " I 1 ' M '-I' ' "'.I,
i it ' LESS THAN ACTUAL
J ewe stock e 4 mm$Hf v,
j I4nen
COATS, PANTS ind VESTS
White and Drown
tJCKs,;
MUJNbUiN UU.,
, I .OD -A B.aiAJ.Urr -T 5a
1 CITY CLOTHIEBS.
i I ATTENTION,"!
VV, L, irJFArJTRYI
rrinK oarteidqes okdibbubttutjr
A conpaay have bow arrived, aad an lor
tale at the loweet living prloee by , . .
July It- UlUtS A MUBCHiaOii.
22 Ilarket Street.
;""wiLM?NaToii;N
At Home ort and After
July 4thf 1870.
Julys
Coffee and Cheese
ROASTED JAVA AKD W OO JV ?
Sapeago and Eldssi ObeeisV1'
- ... V 4Hm Ai I. J
T- O. H. W. BTJNQB,
. 1 kukandHaaondala.
i . wa .-w. -n-T1 t-
1
tt' PIGOTT; T0MGCOliSl.
n "( ,.') j. mim .a-.u '
',! .-.vt .." """V
hew adyhtiszsxxts.
45
Deaira to eall the attention ot all who take any Interest in the Brio of DRY
OOODS to the fact that we art allowing ;
A DICCOUrJT of 10 Por Cont ; i
on all SUMMER DRESS OOODS. Any arUcle ' that beloogi'ipecialJy to
Bummer war mtut be tali oat, 1
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS and BACQUES,
! PUBIIEIt Do. Do. Da Do. M
1 WHITE AND BTRIPED SHETLAND SHAWLS.
4 T Cnt White Dress Shirts
Made to order In any style thai ' may be desired; 1 rrr) mifTaW'' A (nil
assortment always on hand. Also Cuffs, Collars and Underwear.' "
Striped . Cotton Cheviot Tweed SMrtisS '
" 1 Only 20 Cents, worth 37, very desirable for tntTeJing.
Ladlom Nklrt Supportersj. A NEW XII I IV O, ;
And one of the most desirable artioloi that has been Introdoood,
Swiss, Nainsook and Victoria Stripes and rialda-a wry Iwje assortment v
or Afraus Ce rrank LtilU'i fJirr
nachln. Noodles a C.MU MCk.
Terms Cash Only
1
BK0WII j RODDICK. 45 narkcC Gtrest-
JUST OPENED!
. . I ... f . j ,,. m k. '
36 , market; street, , . t ;
1 1
! ii !' U ., ii
H.!' i i . i) in tii r" ' i "
i r ,. '..j
i n. i- i i 1 -ii) i ..J ui. 1 . i. Li
1 r: Black sak ctaiiyi; :xr ,J;VV,,,,;n
BXiACIC OASIIMBRES, CREPES. &C.
.win . 0UHMEn 0TOOIC OIX81HD OUT X .1 " H
.Ml
lower Tnan Ever!
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CHOICEST TEAS,
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Green and Black,
I Eneush "Breakfast, ;
And all the Beet Grade. .
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wax iiiwi eMBwlta.vIU
OLAB1TS, IMrHlBTIO 1 IH OBJOiMAt
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TADLE OHERRY,
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AMAIOARUat HOLLAKD tJIK,
(la orljliiaJ paokaiee)
Potmlar'BLtrB GRASS" and "GBMTTHIS-
li KS." totetbat wltb a larae atonk of nr..
aiai ana raney uquora. Tbe Uboloeet
! and beat eel ee ted etock of Fatally
Grooerles la the SUte, ,
Id
STXAMKB XDIIIE" will rua reaolarly
every say axoept aanaay. , , ,
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Com atutatloa ticket stay be pur abated, at
var vuiuf. " a
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1 July T '--i " .! .. r ....
VICTORY I VICT0BY!
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My My,- M Ma MM. From
1 tlie JFieltl in' Etdit Battle. j
Low Prices :Cocie. .Out
' 'War . A
vicicnous i
OLOTHINO Men aad Sovf ' Ototblbc,
Gente' rornlehinf Goode, .v ii'
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Ot-Oener ale all otbare la low prtaa. t(xj'it
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One Price.
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Black Grenadines.
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I GREAT RUSH
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The Charlotte Observer !
.The only morning dally paM pabUibeel la
uuaiaw wihw nawi'u auq worta or wit
mlngtua, ofTen apodal Indueenenle to adver
uia
(Jaiollna. thnaanao
iieera, Jtt emulation, aiaa aad Beefolaeet 1
have been largely Inoreaeed darln tho year
JuM ea. and it uow rasoboe aaoat etk. Vt- :.i
ebanta of Weetern North Ueiolina. thnaanav
Ingan anevrpaeeed aMdlam of eoeaai.ala '
Ua bet we n the Msrehanuof Wilmington aad ,
Ue people of Weetern Moris OaroUaa.
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raaatov SDBtcairTioat, &'
Pally.. ....tlwrtw.M...se SO pes aaaaaii
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0T-AdvettWsg vwry art. u-f . .(
Turn In Caia4 t 'Ut fit I n,ai:.i-
m M....a wva a
Turnpleed I
Kit :
. ti ; , Nsw Crop 1875.
Qrowa by Undrwth A Balet, rhUado.nhla ,
- Aleo a large aaeortaaeot
of uabb
bage beeoV ,
, 1 . rot sal by
QBEBM F XalKBER. ,
julyt-i Jm.
ACentle but Certain Cathartle.' '.
They act with sbtatt ob tha liver, coo-,
oIb oaletaelf art porety ' VtewtablA '
The beet, eoreat, eafeat end ailldeet puriratfv.
Pill In nte. ' The are need store generally
than any other Pill In net, far tbo length at"
time they have been beror the pnbllo. Ar.
nicely an gar coated and bottled at SB of ate per
Bottfe. . , .. , s
Aak yosr Dntgirlet for 1 "tTSaTBOWr'S"
Pill, aud take b other. . v ;;j,j f. , .'v,
jbit s . 10S4Bt
' FRANOKS firLDYARD, Price OnU, , .
; f Ire Tboueanda Tear, PrtoeSSeaair, V""'
, The Diamond BraeeleC Price 20 eeatav -, ,
The Smnrglert Ghoat. PrW St oeaUS uoill
A Fogey Nlgbt at Oxford. 23 oenta.
Clara liie'i Dream. Prlne jiKwnte.
Tbe Nobleatan'e Wif..' PriuetSeenlA "
Marta Ware's TemptaM (4 oentaa ,
The Loot Bank Knta, ' Prir 6i)c"ia .
The Bannted Tower, price SO oeui.
A Ufe'e Secret Prtn tSoenta.
TheMyttery. -PrlosTSjaent.;,,.! 4 ,!; , Xu-V
Portals at , , r
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rtiRcuLA&sOif 'i,vi..ir. jjicun . ,
KJ tlou gotUu up In tlio neatett or st ie
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