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Election, Augus; Cu., I C7 J.
FOR DELEGATES :
;rAMD;s. cowAif,
CCniK OOCKTT.
WTtlXlAJa WARRIOR,
I uosfepifllionTnl
BOBKSOX.
DUNCAN SINCLAIR.
CALVIN A. McEACHEUN.f
BLADElt.
J. KUSS.
cabtxmt.I
JAMES RUMLEY. ,
OOWatBTS OOtTNTT. A
FORNEY GEORGE.
ONSLOW CoUKTT.
JAMES U. SCOTT.
AMrSO! OOTOTT.
rfH a J. FAISOX,
WILLIAM KIKBY.
KtW HANOrtB COI'KTT.
OEORGE DAVIS,
ROBERT 1 STRANGE.
ITtNDKB OOWTY.
R. K. BRYAN.
If, in tpitc of protcttana Challenge,
an iUtgml vote it olU4t, let the propet
' hlfidavitt be at once tuatifl ftrore the
vrvper officer, so f Aaf the partiet thut
illegally voting may at once be arret!
ed and thereby prevented from ttcap
ing the penalty provided, by law in
sucA cases. S Weirepml, tot the pro
per affidavit bemad): and Ui the jxlr-
tiet fraudulently voting be at once ar
retted.
Remember that the election Uw re
qnires "That when a voter it chal
lenged at the pollt upon demand o)
any cittern of the State it thall be tM
dup bftho rnijwiorf rfr0ii)lUm
tii rcQutre tdid voter btfore being al
lowed to vote to prove by the oath of
some oth& pertonfawwn tolliejudytt
the fad vf htf fUleneej 'or thirty
day previou thereto in (Ac wuttft
in which he proptmt to vote,"
Remember also that the election law
ays: I'&otketaf hhaH & mtbtod 4
tegitter or vote in any other ' precinct
or 'wmthip than the one in which he
it tn actual or bona JicU resident on
tHdau ofdm;mdWefiiftoktee
vf Yejgtttfatttri thaUbe given!" '
lion. J. M. Leaoh will addwu th
people of Sampson, at Newfcm Grove,
on Friday July 30th, and at Clinton,
July 81t . ...
i 1 , ' i j ' t s
Hon. J. M. ijjeaoh will address the
people of Duplin county at Kenans
vvlle pa Wftdneadaj 8tty Jury inde.tr
Msfcnotia, Thnrtchiym; Jnl;r...ll.
13y invitation of the Euoutiva Com
mittee of Brunswiok oountt, Major J.
A. Engclharrl will addreaa the people
at Town Creelr. on Saturday next, the
Slat of July. t " '
, We learn that Judge Ruaeoll has also
an appointment lor the tame time and
' flemeniher that tiie Convention will
meet on the th of "September. &o
tayt the law, and the law Must be
ooeyea.
' The Convention must " meet, ' Let
the people tee to it, I that ithi
Whit jfan't, farty and not the ne
gro party, thall have a majority of
the aeiegate. , cA q t .j w ,
A negro party Convention mill be
the ruin cf tM state. .
- a .
Do not forget what the Radio alEx
eoutive pommitte say, I their aeeret
ddfiItDBjMI Hooij jot
INTIMATK THAT TEE ClYHi RlOHTS BlLL
is waoHo nt pawoiPLa" ';'-"'
The'New York World has at last
openly expressed the hope that the
DemocnUo party will be defeated in
Ohio this faH.:; It says; 'V ; '',,
'Every honest hard money Ohio
DeniDorat ought to repudiate and re
jeot openly aud paUUoly, within the
wholb sphere of bis infiuenoe and to
the full meanure of the responsibility
(as Sena'or Thurniatt in, his Baltimore
interview giyes.us,, reason to believe
that he will .do,) these ,Republion
doctrines, and ..the foistering f hem
into t'f platform, of bis party; AadikA
ougnt w we aDtinoani preoaution
that the men who did it and who in
dorse H oeref are; ohosed by, bis ;Jje)p
Weare glad to learn, however, as we
do from tbe CinoianaU Eitqvirer, that
the World is understood in Ohio. It
ia known to be the tool of the Eastern
money changers. .'It sees nothing in
polities save the inUresteof its masters.
It wants the bondholders cared; f o at
the expense ! all poMfieal organisa
tions. The opposition of the World
will makr Toterf for the J)ejtnocrmtio.
ticket in Ohia Our people have so
love for tb 'Wbr?f nor the money
barkers w homjt repreaeUt I n ( i A
'.!M - V
(.Minn, iik .ji'j irroiWi
Lua;btrtinf TLursddj IV'ih July.
Soiilliville, Friday S0'J Juty.
IVx-ky llonzt, K Jy 3!t July. r
IS is ne- ' ' Ul ' - t ' ;Uf .
8vtitor I .sol. a ku il wt a
lis. Aicg 3. El lat r i in s
Cl J S to nate dc acstr 1
f UA' t h i able to . f iT .e
people of both Kurth and South.
Let everybody tarn out to hear him.
jcrrcHso davis.
The many re port in relation lo Mr.
Davis removal to TVxas for the pur
pose of Biwuuiing the presidency of
it agricultural college are pat to rest
by lis rHil!sUM i tke correspond
eoce between Ooventor Coke end him
self. The former, as the ex-offloio
head if the boatd ef directon of the
college inndered Mr. Jvii toe pteai
dmiey;"wiib ."Imj of 61,000 vr
sttiair4 witJi reside uoe iropfrly fur-
wished aud M much land attached as
might be deeired for yards, grdea,
etrl ( And then iu behalf uf the pe-
pW of 'jCX4 he nrged Mr. Davis "lo
ome and live with and be of ns, and
make your Lome and resting plaor,
after a long aud eventful public ser
vice, among a people who will never
cveae to love and honor you."
Mr. Davia gracefully decliuea the
projfrftd appointment in a brief letter
bearing date July 8th. He aaya :
No occupation would be more ae
cepuble to me than that whiob would
enable me to co-operate with von in
the orge&ixation of a srsteta ! for . Vhe
inetrnctron of the youta of our oouu
try in the two importaut branohes to
which the oolleges at Bryan are to be
specially devoted. I cannot fully
thank you for the generous oonfldenoe
mauifested in offering to me the pres
idency of those oolleges, and it is but
a fair return that 1 abonld cordially
confess that you have overrated my
ability, and iu the oousoioumees tuat 1
oouM not aatiifaotorily perform the
duties ot the offloe, decline to aocept
it. , As soou as my private affoira will
tiermit, I hope to re-visit Texts at more
leisure tbsn .wnea last among yon, ano
will be glad then to oonfer with yo
uit the subject of an, pdqoatiooal sya
UafotTeKaa,andaaavelaateerto ten
dor snoh service as my small acquirer
meuta aid auattered 09ii,nnoo ma;
BIIUW. -
DooriatU paper, the AVsshiiigton
City CaPUai,j: f , I
Ex Oovruor. 8hopQrd is reported
by a contemporary 'as hsving referred
to rostmaster-Oeneral Jewell as '
little bobtail clam Yankee." Such tan
gaage in a oolored debating society
would tie denounced aa unparliamentt
ary anil the ''gcinniao" would beoalled
to order. Uttoh language in aipfomatid
circles would be liable lo the suspicion
of inelegancy. Properly understood
the expression is rob of all
viM)et.r Ifcr.JowolJfta. trying to id
nglit.auanoswieoimiuuisoomparai
tie to mat resulting irom en approvi
ing oousclenoe, or aa Tope expressed
. ...
it:,
Una MlNaiiprovtng bour wbolo yn outi
WOlglll
UfMuuHl otareri aud of luud buiiaa.'.'
In this resci be is , oOlama olam
at high-tide. That Mr, Jewell should
wji'a? Siiprr qpa.1 of do soon hum is
the fault of his tailor or the design of
aa. josotutajplo yrovidinoe; that he
ahould be a Yankee is an aooident of
brtha4,0 misfortune over which he
has no control."
tvsiAT nasi Moar no
W.Tf t. TUKTEVIH AT I.AMT I
It is known to One folders that Judge
Watts has left his district to canvass
the West in behalf of the
aegrd party,! but it t'0 WW
he would boldly avowRH approOMiuA
of the eivil rights bill before the white
people of the West . Ha has done so,
howVCT,;yithorjt wrwrtMyAll IV
peswa.frea Uh4 foMsMneg Vrftiflcate
which we . take iron the , Piedmont
iVf received laat night.
watts saya aoouioiTu riguu,
Mamoh, McDovhtuOo., N. 0.,
July 22nd. 1875.
We, the, tjmlertigud oitifceoi t llo
Dowell oWfnty; fld hereby certify (hat
we were presont at a discussion to-day,
at thla nlaM betWeStt 8, TVi WstU.
Judge of he Sixth . Judicial JistrioMif
otWalJUOa,aiia.M8jijiJjioni-
gomery, auring wnion, . so, a jeswo
propounded to uim pj aiaj. Aionigom-
Ey, the Judge answered that be was
favor ol the cifilrigbta bill, and that
i thanked OoJ ft bad passed.
Signed; -v P. A. fiobbitt, i t-
i J.K.Hawkins,
! W. H. Bobbitt Jr.,
a V. Neal.
HADIVAMMI, VIVU.Kt'HTS
ANIO MOCIAL EQUALITY.
TUKV ALt. HIEAIf THK
8AISJI-: THING.
; Ko sane man can doubt what negroes
mean when they demand ' Vaivil rights. "
They meaa litera)Iy $nA vUboot any
fualifiosHon, to 'demand to l;ight to
gp wherever the white man can go on
the cars, on the steam boats, in the
hotels, ifethe ebarohs, a, tbe aebooli
ana tn me tueaires. in a wora, iney
ojaim to be our brothers Inferior bnlv
iij opportunities, but OOr erjttals in all
other respeots, mental, moral and ao
cial. 1 There can be no doubt of, this,
Er oan there bo aery doubt oompeaing
they do about nine-tenths of their
rty, that their demand in (Ms respect
Will ever be complied with. The will of
the negro in the Radical party i,s su
pieme, antbe.haiklfal OiJrbit men
id, itkuow thofaot. The white IUdicsls
dre not oendiLot(Mgriolieai:i Ko
natter what h' egtce4dmAhd.Uieir
brethren must yield,.. If anyone has
arjy doubts oa these points let him read
the following;, y, !f, ,m ixit.DHi'ir
Urroai the wsrsttuiesiassis mm a. T i
Were thet, the Udicalk; bare' a Doi
Kroesional oandidate, who baa the rats
fortune io hm paoniiarly bespattered
with oaril rights, mud and filth.'" He '
' .V:V. W ! !.!'::,!
i 1 ff ' ii " A' -: "i o f.
- mmA&'mm-mtm a
sj (and
l -
" temj'crs-
ry cLirmn of .
dj married lo l
n gro pnnin. This
S' (su '-!! be d
' of
in 1 urr . tai
c rs ,n. -, 1
, a fctf man
J WOIU'Ml, it a
r ha ws nouiia
,uh) in piiu-
unltgtes of
i schools, snd
or of Wilruing
t !, Ks
t i Pri
rs, c tor el Hjs Vint, Msb
'' . rvs'i - --ial equal-
..r by eaiii. sad dnu- j lorrther at
the same time sod st (he ssnje table
on the SUmer North tsUte. They
bring out the csndalato . aeAxing the
"do parlor, no kitchen" collsr (for a
bs'J duae oa r w Jaug at time
to certify to the "no parlor,' no kiuh
et." cbsrge), and put bim on the track
to win what ? tXmvetitJon vots !
Nuts. The marri between the
wliti lisn TiJtirtiloi snd slnefro tro-
ullu was mads vuli hi so ortlisance
of ihi Csuby tjbuetitatktt.taiided
March 14, 18t8. Ed. Jouunau
' This ertilltj that the full..sh, per
usf V. P. Canuadny, KBftaudi;rM,
L L ltio. E M. tiho. tn.kcr. K l2
Koaafv, white, U Lt, Malsli, U W
l'lioe, Jas. Lowury, Reuben MUlUby,
J. M. Whitemau, autl J. 0. Hill, o.. lur
ed d legates to the Fayetleville Con.
vention, held si that olaoe May Uto.i
lo7t, Mu wuite aau eolored ate at thti
same table at the aami time aud place,
ou board the ateauter Nurtli 8 ate, ou
terms of einslity. . J. Qtats.
(Eallotl rU'.i'uraiHlSMUd at FnyrttuTil Wi.
Jictulved. 3. That tbo llttpublicau
party k i favor, of ptoper and legiti
mate saaatmo lor me support vi ooiu
mon schools snd desires the eduoatiou
of all claaaea of our people without re
gard io iaool dolor. ' i '.-,.
(JudgD.L.Kaatl,ll7i.)
The pretension that any person or
olass may be prevented from reaortiug
to a public plane whose doors are open
to all bnt them, and denied to them
only on aeeou&t of oolor or race, will
not be tolerated by any court houustly
aud ainnerely desirous of , upholding
the ooustitutiou and the' laws aooord-
iug to their true iuteut and meaning.
IT. 8. Senator lluutwsil 171
And therefore, I eay, if it were pos
sible, as in the large cities it is
ble to establish separate schools for
black ohildrea aud for white Quildren,
it is the highest degree inexpedient to
either establish ' or tolerate such
sohools. j;. i r; ? ;
The theory of human equali'.y can.
not be tanght in familiee, taking into
aooouut the differeut oouditioim of the
different members of the families com.
posing huiuau society ; but iu the
public acbool, wbere oluldreu of all
claaaea and conditions sre brought to
gether, this doctrine of human njuali
ty can be taught; and it is the chief
means of eeou.ing the perpetuity of re
pmblieau iualiiuUona. Aud inaamnoh
as we have iv this country four million
oolored ftevple, I assume that it is a
pnblio duty that they aud the white
people of the conutry. with whom they
i are to be aseoelMted in 'political and
ubio ,ffairi ,uall Mrioiuted and
made one iu the fundamental idea of
bumsu rquality, .Thersfore where it
'it
puWio polioy,'" t i:i.t v.
. u Aibrm.ri.Tim. .isisi
: f , :t
JoitT Paoi, a: ncauo aKD tn Bad
ICAti OANOIDATS FOB CONVENTION IS
CllOWAM OOUNTI, AYS
' th 4jyuklictin grt control of
thi ihkviitian, ttfuj will x gim the
white Jul Kh Hsu damn thbm, u'ewili
have uo enoU thing as distinction or
aoon e Uftki IN'lNlTlTDfa"
List every papeflu North Carolina cir
culate this. It waa said in the presence
ol Dr. It. II. Win borue and half a doa
n..fJ,iM.W8l!,rV jSI O'jili J
lfromthAtiTtIloatleA,lglH ,
s rLXOampVelr.' Radical candidate
in Cherokee, whont the JHoneer, a
Hadical paper published ia Ashville,
endorsee aa a repreeenta'ive Itadioal,
aaya he endorses the Civil Rights bill,
only it is not strong nough. White
men, do you not understand this? ,
' .ludf . V. Watta, lUSJ
-'" Mawoh,"N: 0.; July 223,1875. "
We, the undersigned, citizens of Mo
Dowell oonnty, do hereby certify that
we were present at a aisoussion, to
day, st this plaoe, between Uamuel W.
Watts, Judge of the 6th Judicial Dis
trict of North Carolina, and Major
Montgomery, during which diaonaaum,
to a question propounded to him by
Major Montgomery, the Judge answer
ed that, k wa in favor, oj the Civil
ntgnu ism, ana inai he tnamea lut
(rtxi that had patted,"11
P. A. Bobbitt,
ii ' n'1' O. W. Jawbb, '
I . . J. W. Bawkuns, ,
l 'W. fl. Bobbitt, Jb
a. pjmai,,
R. J: BtJBQIN.
it),
Builders Hardware.
i .. ... vt, t, ,? glass, Ae
j : -I - ' .
; TbaattMtimef builders and others la Mllod
to oar well seleotod took, st reduced prtcos.
, CeU aasK) KO ii 14 i I i
,T NATH'L. JACODI'S o
i itl!nttwnj4 rvT.UT-r.nr3
Fish Hooks aud Lines,
QK1NK TwIMD, 8CVTHE8, .
O ii t'u; ;" 4 '' ina !OU, lv t-H
j Oram Hooki, Oadan ,
' Him and Kmkaa
Hnaaanil WIm
j HARDWARE DEPOT.
Rims, Hub3 & Spokes !
)xut, 9rutMi,.'.M- .T'''
, ,.. VABJUAOI MATERIALS, Ac.
? rdr j aaaU pnuaptl Illa4 Slid sstlafae
tion guaranteed. . -
! ! NATHAItiEL JACOEI,
-j HARDWARE DEPOT,
NOiOMAnHETT.
Tlla-sA7i.2IIU:3T0i.iJECII0;
a large aa4 wll aetafcllalMS waeklr inm
per.ltaaltlii eitewetrery hi UeeoaatMa
Hyde, Beaiilort, Panlloo, Pitt, Rdnoooib
ad tson adjoining Kates Low.
Wait. F. WiLLiaaaow.- K. Ubamoss.
UesofTarkem. i"ff n r Waahlngtoo J
' ' ' aMifrssnS rrawlators. ' ' ''
ota) t Mauktoopy.-- '
..-v., ,-..i, ..i..i.- j.. r'rli aaJBSliljalSi ipsjSaj.i Mil.,, Viftiltjmar,minM
wru tuituiuittc.l two jenr
U'stt'D) in a convent
II AIJVI TO IMtivlMMkBltTe la Ran
OaroHos,,feat AstuMas SJMai wUi adrwrSaa la
THK ATLANTIC HOTEL,
SE.VXJiroriT, 1ST. C.
r ' I - , " . ---r- - - 'V1
j -T-- -. I - t-v I - - 4 . . :- "
f T - 0-"" i s i s i . ' T" a7"aai is' T ''"-
W I If I! 111
The amivr. KsTAiiLrMHMtKr. so pavokadlv imkui vckpth thb roBt.u)
!- ManaMr bf Ibc Mw rnr, Cact. H. 1- (ilxli.U'.i t We. H nl ury, U rue llir ol
I1. May 1st to October 1st, "i" ' rk v"ti only tu Hivriui a b
illlu to 4(imu u bir ihu.ii rl aia, IU lw'ii to rjnew lilt pliaant acqualulauca with all
orinor gai-itortli Atlnrttln Hotrl.
. Thapwulur situation of tbihoiiairor(W all tAt pltanre c a toyagt niW ril or rta
lckua ,. . i . i i ., . '
' ; i NO DC8TI KO ELIEB 1 1 KO MOSQUITOES I It
HavlhlMs: llonaes arr attsrhrd to the h um. alurc guitti uiuy at unco on Joy 1h ofalla
lltK ui Hit atr ki l in ih rl ol r n il . .trj-n f il 'By Un tbecowt.
'I b Munic Hall and autti untli'ti -llrtir -!. 1 '..M Mlrtiut lUiwHt rctitat Iroui tli
(lar or thr nn by iUt. rnd t rlllmiii lonrt it T n lure at n'yl t
All (lie (ihiim iut vaerrt ant amtiMinriit in be ti urd at tulaiid rotvttr, bwUlf i)eaiaro
Boat f, lift ml-lii and at II aiatmpnl, ur
, PIC NICS, FISHING PRTIE8, VCCKIICKT SAILS, -
an! flitin 'vlnt nt Inlnn-t In tin-Tii iiilly
Tl: i tiiilofnt W I r "'t lll dbb m to be bad at the V EfcTATR J NT ot tbe under
liriil . i--t i i g , I ?, '. . . .
MimlS Wall 1 nil "niBit I'tH'iS (S n Wtrtf Itel ft tuitttu A i ri tlf t atUi
UM h iMtr'H .hm!iiM i M M'ir id )(illr ml tilH rHrr MT?aiitr, with amp'rt
ronnm mul ,( tdnl in'iiiii tin nm ti ii''tl mai'r m th t aili'tiy 1'nmrtDiert, tbo inirltor
ttatirra b niM-ll it ai bb H : tnl K, imrir Ikim tejinu-, aill ha ihi more at.
lii-IWe In bin 11 H rt fi'ii im v limn tbf tuti-l ontiitb iti'iirial lubllc. Strict decorum Kill
bo rigidly ftiinrcid an tin- roniK ri o. vbiimf attmHvtg sUll. i, r ;
U IlTwiMs i i $2M per day for Ural -eek ; $1.60 per day for second week.
f Huri'Ml (oa'rarU iuiiov oitk raaHllen ami
Ura. Clilblmi aid ttiranU hl
I lice.,
mavlS tl.Vw tf.
COLDSBORO, N. C.
M. FRTTKK. A. M., Prof. Anciont and Mod
ern Language.
K. W. AUASS, A.M., frnt. BHHDeiUllUC".
'ttti j ar. '.'f r I .' f it i i '
the Third Term ol tbla liiatitu
ilea yvtuka;lnuinusifa.; Ana. vt
and tad en Monday, Dec: iiO,
TH fl School Imltaattd In tbe towii of Ou'l-
buro(lS aoatreot four HNllrinutni, and
truiu Ita aroaiHbultjottrisuptrtorailuiiiiiK"
to parvula and guriliaim living Iu the tur
rouudlug oounlrloa or In tlia Kataru iwrtaiii
ol tbo mat. Tim location In hvallby, ami
no taara of lrknfiv need b enttit'iiiii
hy arHts "fii'lirg lholr luul it tliii iftti',
at sot a olnglsoaao Of aoitna lllm-M niiuui-i
rl in tl'O Suliool during tli pant ii'liiikaiitio
KM." Ho int, ttiBrcWi), can rauunbly
SatorroS from patron'tlng thU Urbool uu pie
ooro .f tha uubaaltliiniHOt' tliO lociuion. .
friifoaMr K. W 1 A1m lio haf UHg iif
mi Mktiicniadoai iiepanuioiit, i an aiuiuiiua,
m Mnuoijia nanin toiii'gt, aim im mitu a
iiooiwiiiii MMcner ot -toiiiu or many team,
nv
Tb rourwi of InKructlon In aniiud, tlioiougli
and eiteiisiTe and aockt to dava op and luipiove
tM BMMlal poirani or uia, puplla by training
um ot ka laeulUea wiih wulca, llo.( bM -doarad
them
Tha dlwiiillna of tli School, while It In wlui
an lurwrtar, aaxmisa.Ui hty in otadluace
tssiorf VNvSiiStvcnlaHouAa lintntinnllrla
tion and dlaoidcriy omdnotare wbolir liironv
patlbU with aobolaatlo trnliitng and nioiital
imigreai no boy who la imlled to Imnrovu
il lima or laa Injary to bis tollowa, Mf s
retained In tha Hchuol. in
Moral and rallgluua luatractlon 'eclrc a due
akaie-or attsntloM and emieideratlon ; for un
leat lite heart and ODnnclencS lie iiuiiructed aud
mem iothimk, aod oj tuacning tnum ine rigm
aiiilgtajad.'niero roonlar Warning will arull but
little lo tha formation of a current and upright
ehanuttar, - -
Tbe lour reliirloni bodice belni well reure-
saatad In tble place, overy boarder In alluwtd
to attend Ihatlhurcb on Sunday which bU pa
Mat aay deaigata. TiVe with aud proferenrft
of the parent will bo Mrtctly obeoi ed, a noth
ing ot a rectarian charactar ie oounusiianoad in
tbe School .
Bye ara priarsd for advanced clamee in
Collcga or tor tba nire buelneM of IK'c.
The bul.dlng,' hi(hert known an the re
male College " ha btien i -cured by the Princi
pal, and will hereafter be uMd aa a acbool lor
boyi
Deadly weapon, InukxtcatlKg drlnkt, profan
lly and every ipoclea ot gambling aro mrlctly
prublbltod.
Terms, per Session of 2Q .Weeks
Tultlou for prlmar department....,
it I. Mluh. r Viioll.k
(HI
!U 00
Adranooit vlaiaei with Latin. UO 0l
i and with Latin ami Urook. W UO
tieriaan, French, and book-keeping, each
extra.. 5 00
Board, Including tuel and lights ,, 75 00
Inclthiutalnrpeiusiii. ;.,,.. ,wl,'. 00
I l 'if !! i I Ut t i M j )
: Kaifli ftusast will runilnli.. tbr bit own ura, A
pair of blankets, s pair or aheeU, a pair ot pll
(ow oaaea nd bla towela
No deduction from I'nltlonand Board In cane
t dlamiailon or withdrawal, and onlv in rxri
Of protracted tick nee.
rorlurlher partloalara, addreaa
, M. FETTER. Princloal. ,
July4-dwtr GOLDS B.KO, N. C.
SOL. BEAR & BRO'S,
zu Market street.
CLDSINQ OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK
OF
DRY GOOI)i
'j AT OTJK RETAIL STOKE I
. : -0- .
Q-reat Bargains !
l'A-4 LINEN 8HEET1MO from TO cts. and
1 II per yard.
, atoianiblquea7eta.peryard,
8WI88 MU8L1N8,
00 Doien Linen Toweli and Napklna,
'rlbandOoimanLluen.sbininga,!
Cambric Hatdkerchiela,
Mattings, white and colored.
flres',LrJSEll iftr laAstlftJfeJi.g
Oreaaetand Boyawear.
Large aaortmentot Panama and Htrawtlata
for Children and Me.
We will commence on Monday to aell the
above and wljl continue dally uatll Uia wiioif
itock toeinaedoat. ' ' "
, BUdlee are reapei tfully Invited to call
aud aaamUis our aUxli, aa ,- It.wiil to
pay them.
la ratstewa Inten t to eonlne our boMneia
oClotkltsnd Msrohanllallortnt.' '
- , , v, . tK-U
) t
-iinn i- Miiaaatnir"-- -
hi: izri
rtiuialvvlttii
1 iberal roductlon tu early vlsl-
OKO. W. CHARLOITF. Proprietor.
Quarantine Notice.
u
STIL FUKTHKK KOTICK ALL VK8-
Mil I'roui Port HoutbDfCaperearwIllcoaaeto
at tbe VitlUnf Station, near IVep WaUr
Point, and await the inapectlon of tbe Quar
ant ne Physician.
All yeaaela from Port where Yellow fever,
or other inte tiona dutaae ealata, will bs re
quirril (o undrryo aiigld and prolonged Quar
antine. . ;
AH rewJa or boata of any charai tet saving
aickiitaeon hoftid nn arrival, or baring hail
Dlckiieee any lime dining the voyage, are re
quited to cone to the citation for inapectlon
without reg.rd to the Port t oja waeuoe tbay
come. ViwetH hot included a above will pro
feed wllljiintU'tntiOS.;.;;
rilotaare eHpecially enjoined to roakaeire
aul enquiry relative to e ela, crew, Ac, aud
If not a 1IHmI with the Matementanf tbe flap-
UiU r tou.iiiinnler, u.1 11' yte vemttt ti in a
ftniiy eonditi.m.'ttiy will bring She 'veeaet to
thu Bttttlott lor further eianilnatloii. , , . ;
r llof wilfully violating . the Quargn'lne
arc falijtvttoal'tirieltureot their branch;
Maateraif vciaola to a liae uf two uililre4 ibll
fl(e a dHy ;ljp everi iif-y' tbejf violate, I tha
yiiK'Hiiiliin l b: and all other perroue are
name tot mca a ai) ever; onence. j ; i
All veafda Mihject to visitation under above
reKii'atlona, will aet a Sag in the mam rigging,
imi t rldi), . : i f ,. ' ' ,
, J J ' lV' ' F. W.' POtlKR.
Quarantine Phraician,
, Port ot Wilmington, N. .
Smlth.ilo, V. O., May ST, ItnS. -may
g 128 tllnovl
0FF1CI- OF THE CITY CLERK ANO
, ' 3.
TREASURCt,
. ll
Cmr of WrLMiHoroir, N. C.,
June 24th, 1875. J
! AN! ORDINANCE
Concern iug Cows and other cattle run
ning at large.
JJK IT tiRDAINKI) by the Board of Alder.
man of the City of Wilmington, K. C, aa fol-
lowa: '
Mectlon I, That any cow or othsb caitls
of Amd KiNt), fvund running at large within
thecorpornto limit of tbla oily, aball be Im
pounard by tl'O City Mar.hai, sad tba ownei
required to pay a tine or Tan (10) DcHart, be-
fort the some aball bS roleaed. :
Hectiou Any ordinance or parts thereof oon.
fllcting herewith, ara bereby repealed
: Tbe above ordinance waa adopted by the
Hoard c! Alder meu on " 24th day of June
lKIH, aud will go into effect on after snd Mon'
(lay, Juno S8tti imtant.
XT, i SERV0SS,
i - City L'isrk sod Treaaursr,
151-tf
! Juno 25
i -
1 000 AKUiS FI0UIt-- avsdessi
: 200 BAGS COFFEE, " . . ,
, ; 500 BBLS. S. il.' SYRUP, ,"1 .
2,000, SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT,
j 200 KEQS NAILS,
; Wb.'sugar,;11' 'A'iL
, 100 Boxes Dry Salt Sides and Shoul-
j '"" " 'tiers, ""
; DO Boxes Smoked Meats,
Ands rull atockot OKOCK1UK8, whUh we
i -.
oflor to the trade it low figure . ; f
i -; ' v -i ' -Bpecial
attention paid to securing low ratoa
freight In Car Load Lot. '
BIN FORI), (JKOW AOO
fTrr?r--T's fi'O '.
may
j J0UX A. BYRJji:,
General iDSBrancB Apncy
I (FIRE, MARINE AND Ll MS). '
All.uen.oee AematS ' HeareaRt
0FJt)Bl)oniiitolaJ KaeAano HuMia
North Water Motet,
.Mil - ". .J
hew von:; ..-jd crron li;:c
VIA
Wilmington", TJ. C.
Fast
Freight Route to all Points
Horth or South.
New York and Wilmington Steamship Line !
' seivsi. weekly,
Saiht g ron, KEW YORK, VTEDNEtsDAY ai d SA1UPDAY st ST. M "aid
fr..m WlLWIKGiON, WEDKESDAY acd 6A1CRDAI.
BOSTON AND FALL, RIVER. ;
New York mid vVilminsion 81 aniisliip C .ii.pAny.
, . ; ,! , OONKKCTUiQ WIT TH!, , , i w , i;, ,
OLD COLONY RAILROAD AND 8TEAL1ER8." -
Daiif Between BOSTON and NEW YOftlt' j
Semi-WeeWjr between KEW YORK snd WILMijsQTOjf '-s'i- :
WealBeaelsiy ma4 Rsxlairelar Ireni each Pert,"'
wHF-w-
WllJGltli,lOLrMBIAArtitSTAl(AIIHiJ -! - -
WIIJSOTCIN AWHItN KSlMttiAI). O V . It ," ; : If:
TB (.'SEfLlWA ('I' KlHAl, MAII WAT,
50RTH snd SOU1H CAROLINA, GEORGIA and ALABAMA.
EaiSncS
Mark all Goods Tia CljdeWIlniliito
For tu.tber inforatatkin apply to either
I. I. MIHK, 1 :
Uenaral tattera Agent,
!i Devonshire Htrtet, Boeton.
kviiii iiiiii'u 'jiiii vir ii mini vinnni ii'TinnnTinTiTftTiAn
, "Via WlLMlWGl OIV, !L. O !" -
;.-u f'lavroJs Ihjui I citil.' ut; uu.,;.- .
, FAST FREIGHT VOTJTrS&T.'
,To all Points North or Couth!.'
. ft .!. .,.: j,, .. , .. .-. i :! -it t I s.!..Viu1'!t .j in i.i j. '
BALTI1I0EE.
, Baltimore aim lilmiiiitoii Line, '
J t mI-wbsklI'. 1 v'
' AfLItlb FKOM BAlTIMOKK- '
Tueiday A. Friday, at 3 M.
-ANI FKOM WILMINGTON-i
Wednesday V Saturday. f
B 0 8T0 N ANDPROVIDENCE,
r Bsltiators'snd Wilmington Lfue,' :
' Ualtlmore, Boeton and f rovklence Line, d
. Or vis Cans! Dally to F blladelpbla and
Cljde'aPblladolpbU.nd ProrldeticeLlne. '
. 8eUWeekl from each Port. '
nnnmrv - - , !. or iaing pvea to and ttom all Petnto In ' '
NORTH nd SOUTH .CAROLINA, GLEOIGIA and AUBAMA
prow ptl ypouL'0 l0" M b' b "0 Wivilr1
K 1111 (Joods Tla Ualtlmore and Wllmin'juiii;
ST For farther Infurmatlnn mnl, in ui,.."..i.2 ; !'...
v .
D, Agent.
march 18.tr .
..7" ' Ll ft J ia ji 1
Carolina Central EaUway , 1(,
; . GENERAL f0. ! P&THEi'h
JL tact that tbs Carolina t.tral Kallwar. belnn wm etti aod rslL m .1 ihJLtl? '!
"f conaeetlona at Wilmln.too; both viaXt WetnTe? llJtr'-:
i-uramuaia, to Baltimore, Phlladelnhla. M
Fhllitli,hl. ti.
I lir 1..I..HU. &i.i..... 1
ew
WILMINGTON AND ALL EASTERN CITlEt Tto CMAH
L0T TAT"yLLE- CREENyiLLE. PA vlTAMH
j
v. i i
and alt ttatlona on Atlantic, Ttwuaaoe obio Atlantic end Kinfc w Il iZ.
Carolina Railroad, ae weU aa all poiuu la G B O I A and ALABAMA " Td
. luearanoetrom Eastern eltlea maianteedaalow as rta anv elhn TJ!L' 1 '4iV '"" 1 ' ' "
ManorBoVldrng. - wao
aprll a-80-lr.
MALE ACADEMY.
Thx nrxt aeeeion of thla Rchnnl win m.
neiira tbe diet Monde v lo Anmiat. tma.
oontlnuo twenty eeav. , : ,,;,. i ,. u
In thla School boya can be thoroaghly pre
pared for the Freahman Ulaae In any college, or
lor th umal avooatlone of life.
It will he tbe eonatant aim er tbs Frlnolpal
to mak thla achool worthy or patronage, and
not a place for boye to watts time and money.
Hoard Mr month from : imutii an
Taltlon peraHaalon from ,...1J Wto W SO
Coii'lngentleeperieealon, 6s
Forlarttxir parlioatart, xldreat
M. McLeod,
.' i . S. CI .A PbinoipaJj.
; Clinton., J. Ct ., s ,; w-4t d-ouces w tt
Mechanics! of All
' .... . .Trades,, x-.
Yosr attentlos la called tn tha aery largs and
nm-elane aaeortaaent or TOULS reqoirwd by
you, and at price i that will atand Inapaotlon.
Qaality of gixna guaranteed In svety reapeot.
If you would aave time and money, call at tbe
ftlif-iwtabllshed Hardware Hooae of JOHN
DA WB ON , No. IS, W snd il Market street.
, July 18 ,
.it i...
ol .he nnderalgn.d A genu trf tbs tins.
I a '
WM.
P. CLYDE CO-jBeneraJ Agaata, . . i
New ork 1 Ine, I fowling, Ortes, $ jf,
A. D. CAZAUX. Agen,
A
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il-. vl j
I:i'f! ' Ol
l'- t i jt;
I; .j SlO.ltliilV
. NUl. I -i
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.i.li'U". (- '
BALT1MOB1C ABA WiXsfiMOTON.
Balunioresd(rblladlp?,8tsoatoi.
.;.. i MUtlsCaaJ bat wees' 1
BALTMOBJC AND PHri.ADKl.PBlA. 5
i i
i.
A ii
L i .. . i i
WESTERMlCittES.
.U t
BALtlMOrUt AHD'ILat INOTOB UM
.MtherafcWal.Bad'lrSwA. r
t utl ssa . ''ifu f '
: Baltimore and Ohio BaJiroad : ,!!
: i : '-J V,: i i j t " ..i.;-
- .1 - i.'l '!!
tf
qotakdJ.
v. me onuemignea Agents at the Line.' " 'i
t . J a D ,... ; O-'
5 f aaauasuTUsi JB, HI. J
Yorlt, Boston : and Prvhlenoiiil",'
1 1tM
BURC ' 1
(5.1? ,i!A'.iJ-,I
- fs us under.id. .pfflc to jJ
atiosASL eatWL.
u:iil -
CRo.ur.iccnr.ii - '
i " a " i-Ji'"i 't
;., . , AyCTIONEEifJa t
; WILatiNOTO, . a), ,Ua - . t
T'laae aioasis .
AW BB 8EKSI At TBEIR nxiin Bouma V
t'V f ""?. an enlarged teaJt; ' 1
Blank Book with the kouadarlaa of erar tm .i
Its thMtorftrlnaaelt. S.SI.. .
i "M-l,Psat.ks'srV lis'"
latseeitn :...-.. i .n' "if.Ttm
pii.6oW; TT-r-?-!--iawsj aa 4
Jalyi ?' ir'il , jrti.titin aim ira titiir-tult
An InforBiMilm, JmImii . i -l . .
-i
Tiir EooFnia i
!li ! lit
1.l.l' .
I AM fwpareel u mats Mtksr Mute sr sansli "
?.tr!. :w.4' jo ,ir iu in m
i .:. R, r.",t"ry.';f,f..i wHituu
AaJ will gaaraatea perfect ttorkt Ju t! ! w.h
OtTtEBi AND LEADER1pffE i
Made te order kt ktw tateS.', un t'Jiil.T A
Nott atrsst, between M ulbe'rrr and Wslau t, ' 1
epeiw juiy
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