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WILMINGTON. N.'c.. SATURDAY. AUGUST, 28 1875.
XXIV. -NO. 205
WHOLE NO. CCD
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WILMINGTON, N. C.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 28. 1875.
8Y TELtlCRAPH.
MAKYLAM).
FAILURES IX BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, Anpnst 27. Tim liabili
ties of the Abrou Company are t vo ami
a half millions, of which one million
is due in Baltimore to merchants,
Linkers ami prvato bunker. Em
ployed 350 men. Immediate cause of
the failure was shrinkage iu molusseo.
tiOTHAU-
TQE
PROPOSED FINANCE CON
VENTION,
New York, Aug. 27th, 1S73. The
dispatch sent here yestrcay about
the meeting of the Now York delega
tion; including Mxaars Ottinger, F. A.
Conkling, Iler-rj Komp and others, to
the proposed financial convention at
Oxuciuuati, . inadvertently formed
the latter an itillation convention
when it should have , been desitfuated
as a hard inouey convention. Justce
to the speakers at the mot-ting renders
this correction necessary, although
the mistake is obvious, aud could de
ceive uobody.
EUROPE
a
EUROPEAN POWERS STILL UN
ABLE TO INDUCE TUR
KEY TO SUSPEND
'HOSTILITIES.
Bombay Aug 27. The Gazette of
this city publishes a statement that
a Britwh Minister at Pekiu bus been
thwarted and insulted in negotiations
with Chinese Government and lias tele
graphed to Loudon for instructions und
lor the re-ouforoemontof British troopB
in China.
London Aug 27. -The Manchester
Guardian aud Birmingham I'ont pub
lished in Jhoir spociaLiliisiiatohea
from London "information which co
roberatos the report of the Bombay
Gazdtc aud purports to be derived
from Foroigu Ollioes here.
London Aug 27. The Times special
from fieri in says Europoan Powers are
unable to induce Turkey to suspend
hostilities on pending mediation.
A refusal however is a matter of indif
ference as the Turkish reinforoomonta
are nuable to penetrate mountain de
files. Telegrams that they bad so pen
etrated are premature. If the .Uerze
govinean reject proffered mediation.
Austria who has assembled a whole
army in Dalmatiawill be in position
to offer tho Sultan her good offices.
London Ang 27. The Daily Tele
graph in its ilunncial column to-day
says private telegrams from Montove
do state that the dissatifactirm with
the President and his ministry is such
that no doubt is eutertained that an
ther revolution is immouent in Ur-
gnay.
CAHFOItMA-
FA1LURE OF THE BANK OF CAL
IFORNIATHE PANIC IN SAN
FRANCISCO- THE DE
PARTMENT AT WASH-
- INOTON SEND3
GOLD TO ER
LIEVE THE
BANK.
Bah Francisco, August 27. The
general feeling about the town is rath
er blue. The Cashier of the National
California Bank aud Trnat Company
stated to a gentleman during the inter
view thiB evening that the bank would
open in the morning bnt might have
to suspend during the day. . This bank
paid nil its gold iu this ui'kii-noou aud
a goon aeai oi its silver, u it can
make arrangements to-uight for coin,
it may be able to ride over to-raorrow.
A ruu is expected ou the San Franoii oo
aud Merchant s Exchange Bauks to.
morrow. A meeting of the Bank
Presidents was called this evouing to
conoort lata ures for relief. The
Board of Brokers has also called a
meeting.
San FRANCisco.Augnst 2C,midnight.
Tho National Uold Bank and Trust
Company have sent in the following
notice for publication in the morning
papers:
In consequence of tho panic and tho
impossibility of obtaining coin, the
National Gold Bonk and Trust Com
pany will close until further notice.
The Bank has $1,300,000 over and
above lul its liabilities. As soon as
coin can be obtaiued it will resume
buniness as usual, In the meantime, 1
any creditor so desiring.can havegd
assets of the Bank of the aniou" of
hg claim.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
Signed .Henry P Davis,
President.
Chicago. Ang. 27. The opinion of
the bankers in this city is that the
failure of the bank in California, will
produce little i'any effeot iu Chicago.
San Francesco, Aug. 27. Prosident
Rankin bo no doubt that the bauk of
California will be ablo to meet all ob
ligations. $1,400,000 in gold was paid out on
yesterday. Aid as asked of the oth
er banks without response. Rankin
does not expect the band will resume
business. All tho banks have been
telegraphed to oloso.
Washington. Axis. 27. Heavy trans
fers of goods to California are being
made by the Treasury to- lay in support
of the banks in that section nuon offi
cial notification being received at tho
deportment that all of the banks have
deposited gold with tho assistant treas
ury at new xorK. xeiegrapmo in
structions wore sent to the assistant
treasury, at Ban Francisco, placing
creditors . to the respective - banks
makinff such deposits iu New York
Thus far over a million dollars have
boon transferred.
SanFbakoisoo, Aug. 27. Tho Mor
eliauU' EtchangA Bank i eio. Of
fiivr eiuiru that the only tfuble in
the so.tmtj of oiu, of which they
havrt a huudriM thous.iiiil dollar, but
f'glit hundred thoufuiid is liable to
draft. The mnnngors in L-mdou and
San Francisco say tbt batik is able to
meet any run.
Loniwn, August 27. A communi
cation has beeu rppt'ivtkl from the
Britidh Minister at IVkia, cauipluiniug
of the mnuuer in which he tin been
treated bv the Chinese Government
since the Uusmah affair, and desiring
to have his huudi strengthened iucase
of need. Ho has. bowovor, not been
insulted, and reports of the affair have
been highly colored.
EL1XTKIC1S3IS.
Mr. Merchant Noe, who was arres
ted in his store in New York by a
burglar a few days ago, is dead,
Mrs. J. P. Oouse of Nashville, com
mitted suicide yesterday after ber
third attempt.
Post Master General Jewell has re
turned to Washington.
TmESSEE.
REPORT OF THE MEMPHIS COT
TON EXCHANGE ONTUE TEN
NESSEE AND ALABAMA
COTTON CROPS.
Memphis Aug 27. Tho cotton ex
change crops rejHrtfor Memphis dis
trict ana north Alabama says notwith
standing tho excessive wet aud cold
weather that prevailed biucu tho re
port of Juuo the 2Gth, geueral pros
pects are indicated! of the most grati
fying character. The iudioatious are
that a larger or better corn crop uevop
was niaue in tuis section of the coun
try. Abunduut crops of wheat.
oats and millet. Iu most of the re
gions good crops of small grain are
made and all harvested aud protected,
save corn.
The latter has in instances matured,
and only awaits oouveciencoa of the
planters to harvest, 112 responses re
port exaesive rainsr 51 ImUuoe f
the time cloudy, (10 gouorally cold, CI
cold nights, 2 very dry, 46 favorable,
weather J 3 J report ooit.ir p. ant
fruiting w:lJiJl!i()twill.i11 repartJ
plank retaining fruit; (17 shedding bo
riously; 151 report crop well cultiva
ted; G uot; 133 report better crop than
1874; 21 equal one not so goid,
estimated average, 28 per cont better;
21 report bottom growth only good;
67 bottom aud middle growth good;
89 report top growth light niukijg
too much wood; 21 report bottom
growth rotting 8oriously;7 serious ru4;
71 report perfect crops; 8 report pick
ing commenced all report It will not
become general until the average time,
September 13th. Its luxuriant growth
will require su exoeedingly late frost,
aud unless dry and warm weather
succeed, there is great dauger of bot
tom growth rotting iu the low lauds
where the growth is already so dense
as to exclude both sun and air. Ia
regard to the damage by the overflow,
we nave been unable to arrive at any
dulluito' information. Iu njost cases
our correspondents ia overflowed dis
tricts have been so overwhelmed with
their own oases that they were unpre
pared, and some were unwilling to
make definite responses; that very
great damage of plantations subject to
the influence of floods by the Missis
sippi river has oconrred; with no ad
mit of doubt when the totally dottroyed
and particularly by . b.ek
water iu connection with the
damage by rife and staediiig Tain
water, is considered, we arecoustriiin
ed to beleive, from such information
as we have, thtt the damage withiu
that portion of the cotton region al
lotted to this change, will not full
Bhort of 00,000 bales.
The above report is tassed on 171
responses received by the cotton ex
change. The aggregate for North Al
abama is 20 responses, 17 report ex
cessive rains, 8 baluuoe of the
lino cloudy, 5 generally cold, 9 cold
nights, 3 favorable weather, 17 report
fruiliug well, 3 hot, 15 retaining
fruit, 5 shedding seriously. All re
port the crops well cultivated and
better than iu 1871, or an average of
32 per cent, on bottom crops good; 12
top; oropa making too much weed flU
report no pickiu; will comieuo9
bofore tho 14th; all report tM condi
tion of the cros tho stuo as the
Memphis district as regard" eur)J
frost; no loss sustained overflow.
NEWADVMTISEMENTS.
THB23E LARGE
NO. 1 MACKEREL, for 25 Gents,
CHAS. D. MyorsACO.,
,,,,,,,,,......- ft and North Front Street."
THE CHOICE GRADES OF
In etory variety.
HYSEN. GUN POWDER.
IMPERIAL, OOLONG.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST.
AND JAPAN.
Helocted with earo from a ureat varlotv ol
amiilea and told at the lowest uoii-lble prices.
CHAH. D.MVHtitA(Jt.
aug 27 6 and T North Flout Street.
ST11AY JED or STOJLI !
tk. A MA1,K ltULt, TEKKIKK pu)py
C about two month old, white with
tirui.iiB aiiotted oar, two tpota on the back and
ourly tall.
A REWARD
will be tfivca ts an i one returning In in Arriving
aucu iniorinaiiou i win lean 10 um reouvor,
- . W: UOIilJlOii.
ang iff Market etnii't.
IVotico.
mil K firm of J. R. Lllos A no., I this dav
A dlKHolTedby mutnal eoniwnt. All iIclu.Iii
by the llrui will bo pld by J 14. i ilo. and all
Uubt 1 luo to the Urm uiuxt lm iaut t .1. It. 1,11m,
o. it. i.iles ae uo.
Thebni'lnoMhoretoforo cuniliioti'd by .1. It
1,11m A (o., will be carried on by J. U. Lllo.
at the old aland, BlgUtdVllie, S. U.
a.ug 21 U41
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
500 Bi:8UKUHt'AT-
L3
500 bARKKL 'I'OL'K-all grid. ;
500 BBL3. MOLASSES XSYRUP.
50 Boxes Dr? Bull MEATS.
2,000 SACKS.LIVERPOOL SALT,
. 500 BACKS MARSHALL FIXE
SALT.
100 KEUS NAILS,
25 GROSS laiLUOAl) MILLS
SNUFF, fcc, io.
For sale low by )
BINFORD, CROW & CO.
U2 n
JUST PUDLISHED
llih Kriltlon.
PE ACTIO AL OBSERVATIONS,
OH
NERVOUS DEBILITY
, AND
J'JnSWAL KtfUAl'&TlOX?
To wlilcli U n.lil.nl
An i:ar on Nnrringo-
With Important cliaitiH mi
DlteUKKHt OK Tilt HKPKODUUTIVk
5 - OKUANI,
tleliif t cynopuls of Looturm doll wihi Ht tliulr
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
"Mr minor vllling tin city, utiouM notUIUo
m Oil. (fteM i-olUtiiou, btlng Ut lurjoot In
tho world-
HO? lical mil St., ipnlle ( ouCluen
tal Hotel, Philadelphia.
Onplnnof lui-turei tent on reuolpt of MS cent.
AillrcnH, lim. .)ltPNJt 1A VlfcsON,
uk 27 .1 ly
Commissioner's - Sale.
N StiinUy, the 2sth lnf of Aiiaant, lnt,,
V t, II O'OlOVK A. III., t lOd'lutlrt ()"riin
iu iiirHUiiioeiirHorilnr uf UioSnperi.ir Court of
iNim Hanoror. I mil m-ii t tii iii.ri.M, i.i.i.u.
tlit yliit,)tf roBlJuucu un Pttw xihi, hex
Iwneii front anl HoihmiU rct, al riiL on
t uifldl by Dr. 8. i. Kvitratt, ami knuwu the
. Htitcr lut trout mi I'iIiicdii 4S I'vvt
liii-hri; c.'i ft wule on ilia rrnr on.l, mill Mil
ftfl-tdtttin.
Alwilotnn MtirkrttPlreet, lying liutwoon Kt.
.Ihiu'U' Cliurdi iiAiHonitiin Bin! Dr. Thomui'
rrilHno. mt t prpimiit, oiWiiil.f liy Dr
Thomm M (lootorn nfllc 31 Ifot front liy im
twt a,. Tornm, onu-t lilr.l cukIi, omo ihitj In
out) year, nd ono-lliir J iu lour yunrnl
DuUtt'J TZ (JUTLAlt,
Cloiumuwlunnr.
lug (i-lti 211 S-i i u
FOR SALE,
1UKSIP SKKI-ill vrliit,t
t.' AliriAOK 8KK D lor winter umi,
In f Kiiiiul i;i.'ki.'.
Vlic313TIWE.
U4HBIS' Drug 8toro.
ang 26 It
HonsGHold aud Kitciica Ftiriiitnrc .
AT AUCTION.
This dv, Krl Hy, Ang-wt Jlth, 1875, at 10
A. M , at our :lio ronuiH.
UKUNI.T & MOUUI.S,
Aui'tloiH'crn.
aug 27 It
LAND FOR SALE.
rjVlAT va'ulilo trtnt kiuru a "Pone,"
JL itutd on tin '.ittki KnUi 'tut iv.
iiineef torn thi fllty, ontitaititn j iiij ar,re a, M of
wtilf-h ih No. I rie land, tho butane. ruioiior
Udand, tinbciwil IM a n' cl-rd .'
uridorg id fnnnr, a tiioitxt to Hie ultur' '
ivorti, oeiu", nut ton, o., and (rom Its (gallon
is a m.t ;lnilrHlio daco 13 coiulu -t 'hediry
or tin. kin k Unnlnfli
Tonus v i7 and m ht.i kn wTi it'n aopllca
tion u tihOM.Y "ltU,
aug 27 w&d lw. Hu Krtate Agiiqia.
"AT tAlE'jmWK STORE,"
yon will DnJ a fU" llu9 uf
BLANK
SCHOOL BOOKS
P6LES, PRAYER B&OKS ALBUMS
aiideTervthingniiURllv koiit la atlrnt rlasbock
and iinii-ic storo, at prioed luwrr iliiiu i-vur l i'-
luru incuie city. .inzi
Ladies' Belts !
Ijidioe' HatfhelH.
Ladloe' Trunks,
(louts' Trutiki,
ucnu- rtavciuig uan t
Shawl Btrapn, F.lc,
At tho Siiddlory Ktore of
Carpenter & Mallard,
No. 8 South S hunt Mi ajtrr,
July 27 r ' Wllm nglon, N. O
English Cutlery.
Pocket Knives of eery disnrliitlon, Uiznra,
drone, BrnaliMi. Kilirr' Ivorr Handle la-
ble and Tea Knlvoe, Silver Korku, "poons,
SolsmirH, (Jarring Knivoa, Forki, Tahl 8tjeln,
eta. A largi awortmotit Jut r.'C. iU'.l from
the Important, and now opening at the old es-
vauiwuou uaruwa d aouve oi
,ri)HN IVAWSOV, i
Ne. 19, atl and ill Market St.
J AM erery day expecting un Invoice of
: NEW FALL GOODS
and In order to make room for llu a tine, am
induced to mnke ft' II greater sacrifice to dik
IMjee of the balanco of my amnniur stin k.
Alpacas and Linens
bjW without reserve,
aug 21
1 A. DA VIM.
COMPARE PRICES
Uf our partly made
Wamsutta . hlrts
With the m itorlal bong by the yard.
Six For By $.750 Cash.
TtlE BEST AND CHEAPEST SUIUT
Jn A-xnerieii,
MUNSON & CO.,
BOLE AGENTS.
aug
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cotton Ties and Salt.
2,000 BUNDLES ARROW TIES.
4,000 SACKS SALT
Fur salo by
lMSFoni). enew k vo.
tutg 2 1
3!,N' i.iK tl'MMKH C'LOtltlNll
lilto.U Uilnl IU per t t.
BELOW COST !
To mike room for Wintir Stnok. Call ear
auJ Monro birgilnx.
A. DAVID-
aug 12
TI103, C. DeRosset,
Insuranco Agont.
lUi-HKRKiriria a U,000,000 Ftita Aukii-bI
.1"'na ln,uraui Coiufany, of Hartford,
I, on. Ion A-iirnU'Ui Mimuiuy, of I. on. Ion,
I'onniiorctal Union Awurauoa Couioany,of
liottdon,
Now Vrk Unilefwrltori' Agonoy.
Inly vl-tf
Pco Deo Courier.
Til KM KI101I A NT I OV WII.MINU
um niro that the Uourler bitliscnly Unnnv
oratlo er ulilwlie4 u Hocklu am, ami
that It ctruulaltii oitninTU In Klclnuoml,
Muntgotnory ami Annon coimliM i
-Hate of aitertlltig llbefal and ho eitia
nliargoii uiale,'for changing advettlxomoiiti
weokly. lHH KKlTT A KHVIN,
Killtnra.
BUY ONLY THE GENUINE
'WW!
STANDARD 'SCALES.
A (.AO, i
The most Perfect Alarm Cash Prawer,
AI1L.I 8 ALA1VS1 Tll.li CU.'rt. Alio,
Kprrlng'a SafeV Ooflie and Drug Mtlli, Lctte
V FAIRBANKS'
8TANAItI' SCAfiliS.v
amrrAuTOiNiKa
E- & T- FAIRBANKS & CO-
HI. JOHN"UKY, VT.
miKdiKJ ! WAiitutitiBaK:
A I It II A!f f & '., ,11 1 llroiidw
FAJKH I KS A OO., lfifi liaHliuote St., Bill
ttruTo.Md. -AtlMiAMK Co., 63 Uaoiu Htreot, New Or-
It'HUH.
rAinnNKaA Oo., W Main Struct, OulUla,
n y.
Faihiunkb Si Co , fSS liioa.lwj, Albany,
NY.
Fauibunks A Co , H0S "l )atil'et., Mntitroat.
FiiBHANt" A l)., Ill King William t,, Lon
don, Kng.
FalHBANKll, Ukiiwb it Uo., t Milk St., Bin
tt'n, Miii.
FA tun iff K& A KwiNd, . Mawnio Hall, I'hlla-
-IhI IiIh. Ih
Faiurankk, Uiibhi A Uo., Ill Uka B', Clil-
l',tZO.
FaiKiIankh, vIorhk A Ho., 130 Wall ut Htrout,
Uluaitinotl, iiuio.
FAiRBAhKM, Mdi,k! A Co, 182 Superior St,
i : lo.uimi i , niu, i.
Faiiikankh, Mosbb ApOo., 8 WooJ Mtroct,
I'ltiHtiuriin.
Faiuiunki, Morsb AoBtli and Main fit.,
Iwmi-viiln.
FaiuiiaK4 A Co., yiinid M WaslilngtoB
Avenhfl, Ht. h yd. I
Fairbanks A JlTi-iit3oi, San Franelicn,
(Jul.
For nalo leaulm Hardware I'nalorn.
Juua 1 91-dAw-l(lw-eod
Bacon, Pork, Sugar,
Coffee
50
IIdxmI). H.HIdea.
lloxm Mmokod Ki'ion and Shouldera,
75 llrrelafork,
Uu Harrots Kelinfd Huirir,
lfttl rtags Friino Kto Cotloo,
Kor sale low by .,
.... WIliMAMS & MUttCHKON.5
. t!OKI, FI.OI tl, 11 AT, NAM.
5,IJXJ IliinhcU Beat Miifil and WhHe
t'orn,
1,000 Harrela Klonr-all Rradca.
doit UiikaU. It. (4 K. Hay,
MO HwM Llnliou elalt,
For galo low by
. WILLC4MS & MORCllllON.
IlaKKlniTi Tlca, Hoop Iron, Ciiliio
BOO Kolla Kxtra Hear; Bagging, ,
HO ToimTiof,
'Oil Itundha Hoop Iron,
75 Uairela Oluo,
Kor aalo low by '
Wlld,IAMS St, MOKOHIStlN.
iflulawa, Mplrlt t:ak, Nalla, (iuiino
n() II IkIh hti'I OtlH hew OtoiCuhaMo
laaniMi. 41 0 " cine-Hand Spirit Caka, '
10) lonn Kuroka Unano,
I.VI Tons Uuenape Uuano,
For aalo low by
VH,l-IA:tlH:AlH'ltUIlIN. .
an12
School Books.
Hc'nol
llooka alwaya on hand,
Teaoliers iu tho
city and country tiro req united to aond In tholr
or tors. AUordcra for Hchool Uoika will he
lllleil at the publl.sliora lowodt price at -
iHEINSOERCER'S
live liuuk and Moulo Store,
BANK'S
IMISCKLLANE'US.
or-
Atkinson & Hannincr.
y7U,0UO,UOU lli'lM-lllvU.J
rrn. ( o. of North Aairlov..., rhil1lih a.
rtienu In.iirano Coniiiiy .....Nw York.
Omittuvnul I'-nurano (H New liHk.
N . Mrttl.n A Maioantllfl liii.l'o.,liOtiiuu,
Harttonl Fim lm. lXniT...lirttont.
National Fire lot )iu,any.,.rlrilii1.
Murtiinttoid F. A M. In. iH....MaaohnaetU.
MARINE.
Morcantlle Mutual in, lo Ntw Viti,
Ina. Uo, of North Auorloa Ihlladilitila.
MFf.l
UonneiMlout Mutual
Uie Iu.itj. tifitiont.
lob
M
KUC1IASTS AM) IN K AM K!
'NSUUASfKtolt'OI,
UP KIOH.1JND. VIHU1NIA.
rupltal ....Mo,C
. r.SroiM. I'rld't. I. D. Mooaa.ojok
JOHN Wll.ni:K ATHINMM
O.narllA
NO. 4 North Witor Hi Wllmlngutb, H.V.
airil II . -
THE LAST CARGO OF
fRIME
l uow olt jro.t to inirohuril In lltUM Now
i'avkigtM, both Hugnhal antl tlanalu,
at lowont market rata,
A IK j
HlKlAll HOUSF, MOI.AHHK,- Muroito
Hiicai1 Prlim, New Orlwana Mnle
llnon.
, 1'olk, Dry Halted MkhID
Lard, Kihli , Itiium, ami a lu.l
line of aHwrted uroorii
AH KId Ii of WInci and Liauori
4. ilia lowi-rt market prlo to gol oiutoraeri
ADRIAN & VOLLEltS
Uotnar of Duck an t oui HI
TO HOLDERS
-or-
GITYSCOUPONS.
OfflccitaTirEr.uti4Collcclor,ij
CITY OP WILMINGTON, N O., (
JTauemii, 1H7&.
NOT10K li heroby glnm that Til K JU1.V
COUPONS ISJ3 (of lond oftlila Oily) can.
not be priimptlyjimld,
Iu;o.im. i'i'ii'o ol oorl.iluCcliinn nndoi a
renentdAi'liioii of the Huprenie llotirt ,(! tliln
State aa to the tu iiinitr of asnwuiiint of the
al anil I'eraonal Property .In thu illy; and
thereby the OUy Tan Book! not juttharliig
tun placod In in olon of the undnraluvd
fur colleotljDj together with other complloa
tool In regtrtl ti our Mutiloli( a t i'ri, now
psudliip before the gupreine Court oi North
Uarollua, the city of Wilmington m i it noroii
aarity era re some Indulgence from the holdflia
of City OouiKjui.under eiUting olrciitimtince,
T. O. BERVOSa,
City Trounuror.
IBO-tf
June 30
Exclusivelv at Retail
BootH and Shoot of all kin In, full nta, loll
ing 'iff cheaper than chenpat thni'ilii ofjh
(loldun Hoot. C A T liter..
OUNS AND riSTOLS.
Shot, capj, pame-lia(, powder, line KnullKh
powder, ous. A lar;o mamrtment of the above
i(ih,1h Jum iochii.kI, and lor le at. tho lowwl
,h!i price at the old estahliMied hardware
houee of
JOHN DAWSON,
aug'21 Noe. 19, gi) and ill Market Btreet
HIUHAIL OlOlir.
rtLKMil MOKR1
CRONLY & MORRIS
i AUCTIONEERS,
STOCKAND REAL ESTATE BROKER.
WH,MINaTO, N. .
CI AN HK HKK.N ATTHEIKHAI.KH KOOM8
a plan (if the rity, on an enlarged nolle.
Hlfttik Hook with the houndarle! of every lot
In tho city dlstlnetly defined.
Aaauiwiid value , put aud preaeut.of every lot
'n the city.
Any Information dealred fornlabwl apouai-
pllcatioh.
iulT
CAUTION!
N8UMEU1 OF PKKtKHVICI) Mll.K
V y aliould eiaminn the WKIUIll' of thu
Oomtbmta of Uie
oan.
Tney will find that
while
Bonlcifs Ealo IJraml !
(Tnltortnlv weighs alutonn ounnoaof milk to tho
run. tint uthvr brauda mitroely wulgu tlllcun
oiinrea.
Tho diltrroune In wlht l equal to aevcnly-
livo canui pjr case in in vor oi
Borden's Eag.e Brand !
N. T. Condensed Milk Co.,
AUO. KbKUM, Becretaty.
' nly27 eodlm
J0MA. BYRNE,
(FIRE, MARINE ANDLI1- K)
$10,000,000 Anaotai Ucproif m
UFFIUH-Uommerclal Kiohangej
North Water Street. J
oil
Uuildtm
V
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
btuby Economy! -
BROWN I in
15 MARKET STREET, '
Aro cliwiugout tho baliuioe of thoir Lnilion Undorww Tia: Chornliw anil .
NiRht DrosBi, at k BwiHpiiig roiluotiouliVEN ITiOSI FOUMEK I'lUCES.
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS-
Wo uro makintr nn effort in thia iloimrtmmit to rotlnoo the took provious
to Roiuff North, ami LitJios will Hud PRICE! lower than nv thor havs ever
boou ia thia niurkot
mm LESLIE'S
CUT PAPER PATTERNS FOR SALE.
Machine Noodles, 5 Cente ICad1 .
Misses Kid Gloves Slightly Spotted, 20 Cents ;
a Pair- Sizes, 5, 51-2 and 6.
ITavini?
jiiHt titkon an account of
o dutortniuud to CLOSE
which we huvu
CBR0WN & RODDICK. 45 Market Street.
nug m
JUST OPENED!
AT
36 A.FlKETiitSTIl.EKT,
JANOTUEU LOT OP
Black Grenadines
Black Silk Challys,
BLACK CASHMERE, SCR E PES.
HDMMKll NTOCK CLOSIil) OUT
Lower Than Ever I
No, 30 MAJSKJST STK3SET.
Jul V
MEOTSISOL.BEAR&BRO'S,
IN-
!
EXOIIANQIi CORNER.
tune to
Quarantine Notice.
TNTIJj FCRtHEB MOTICB ALL VK8-
aela from Porta South of Capo Fear will come to
at tho Vlltlng Station, near Deep Water
Point, and await tho Inspection of the Quar.
antlne rbyaician.
All veaaela from Porta where Yellow Fever,
or other Infectloua dliearo oxlsta, will be re.
quired to undergo a rigid and prolonged quar
antine. '-.."-'.-i--'
Ailveiwrlsorb'iataor any oharaotor having
ickni'M on boant on arrival, or having bad
aickneei any tiino during tho voyage, are re
qnired to couib to the Ptatlon for Inapeotlon
without regard, to the Port I oui whence thoy
come Veiisola not included an above will pro
ceed without tloltmtion.
Pilots aro esnonrally enjoined to make oare-
ml enquiry relative W vuijela, crew, Ac, and
if not it. tolled with the atatemonU or the uap-
tain or commander, or If the vowel li In ft
lllthy condition, they will bring the vessel to
the Station for farther examination,
Pilot! wilfully vtolattnaj the QnurunHne
I.nwi are iubJeot to a forfeiture of their branch)
m ...tan nf vesneli to a fine oftwo umlred dol
lar! a day for every day they Violate th
Onaranttne Lawa: and all other ptreona are
liable for each and every ottenoe.
All TlirohJecttD vlattatton iinder above
regulation!, win aet a nag m
(K,rt-aiuo. F. W. POTTKB,
Quarantine PUyalolan,
Port of Wilmington, N.
Smlthvile, S.O., May,ino-
128-tllnovl
mav
Pay Your City Taxes.
Offlc of Treaanrer and Oollector, )
CityofWilmlng.N.J
I. am iiiiudw'i ..w j r -
tanci that tho requirement of the eity
i,a.I Innnt lVt I TiaTLlUH OWlUK Vib.Y
fnnda ere bucb mat a ewic wii"i"
, , i,.nM.ui h.muiH. and auoli lie
lit
hD
rnini
,1. ! 1 1 1 , , i-"" ' - ..., I,
wbe do not pay tliotr city taxes on or "" -llrat
of September Jproxlmo, thotr property will
be advortiecd and uold aa Uie law direct!
T. C- Sdrvoss,
Treaauror and Collector.
utook wo flud eveiral emitll, rarioul lota
OUT A t A l'MUli
W tlituik yo a ' -,
Itullli (jtout Hint mint',
r'or iutriiiK exUunllt; .
Wi gititolu' fi'i'l,
We've dune a;i woel
Tlirtitiglnmt tlm year tiuo tuitlit.
titirsttH'k we've ta'oii
An' noo we're ga'ou,
To toll wltlilu the margin;
An' II' ye ennui
Afuro we're ttxjm
i'i!'U gut m urnd twignlth
5P
an imuKci oircei.
CLOSING CUT THE ENTIRE STOCK
OF
I1Y GOODS
AT OUHKETAIL 8TOBBI
Q-reat Bargains I
l'J-4 LINKNBHEKTIMi from 70 Ct. and
1 13 per yard.
Moiatublquea f eta. per yard,
SWISS MUSUN8,
900 Doion Linen Towel! and Napklna,
Irlah aud Oei man Linen bhlrtlnga,
Oambrlo Uaidkerohlafl
MATTlrfOS, White aud Colored, ,, ' ,
SU Pieces LINEN for Ladlei' Traveling
Di easea and Boya' wear.)
Large amortmentof Panama and Straw Qata
t ur Children aad MenJ Mt
We will commence on Monday to aellthe
above and will continue dally until the whole
itock la closed out.
r Ladlei are reapertfully invited to call
and examine our atock, aa we know It will rv
pay them.
In future we Inteal to con line our bnilntM
to Clothing and'Merchatit i ailorlng,
may 23 lxj-tf
(K A. QOA FrBDAr.lgtntivatil
WO T0 VZJ od. Ail oiasm or working
people of both neieit young and old, make
more money ai, vuri lor un, ui ihvii uwu haiii-
itlea, durinj thelrapare motunutn. or all the
ttm. than at anvtblnir elm. Witolfor employ
ment ttiat will pav hondaomely for overy tioara
work. Pull particular, term ', eto., soul freo.
Send ua your a tdreaa at onus. Don't delay!
Now in your time. Don't look lor work or
builtieaa eleewhrre, mull von have learned
whatweotler. u. htiik vio , rortiana,
MMne, may itft 124-dftw
Flour and Ileal
A
ND MIXBDEKO. Oar-load tt
ed en abort notice,
Grain bought at th ,
market price. Addrew, . ;-
OHAuLOTI Oirr MILL,
Vlotto, H
JuneS . i ,
100 BBLS.
ruRE corrER distilled n. o.
CORN WHISKY I
. For rale by
Jons. T Chamm,
ThomavloeN. O
,.
for
itb
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