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DY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
DAILY .TOUItNAL
COMCRESSIONAL NOTES.
XX GARFIELD'S REPLY TO MR IK
MAaVS EECKNT SPEKCH.
Commute Erporl Krptalliig the Re
lumptlon Art.
KEW COXFimCX COMMITTEE FOB
TBI BITER ASD IIAKBOB BILL-
News from the Frontler-The Indians
, Breaking Into Small Squads.
XI-ATTOSm GENERAL WILLUMS
01 TBI WITNESS STAND.
Turkey and Senrla-Rimla Threaten!
Intervention.
HOLD AT NEW TORK 112 to 112 1-8
Ac. Ac. e.
WASHINflTON.
Washihotom, Aug. 4 Noon. In
tbeBenate the concurrent resolution
to adjourn on Monday was referred to
the oomraitteo on appropriations.
In the Honae the river and harbor
bit! as it passed the Uenate yesterday
wsa reported. A motion to oor.enr
failed and a resolution to refer to a
oouferenos oommittoe prevailed. The
Honae ia now voting to lay the bill ou
the table, whioh will not prevail and
the bill will go to a committee of con
ference. The conference committee on the
legislative appropriation bill met last
night and will meet again to-day with
a prospeot of agreement.
' The new oonferenoe committee on
the diplomatic appropriation bill had
no meeting yet
The committee on banking and cur
rency ihia morning by a vote of 6 to 4
instructed the chairman to report a
bill to the Ilonse repealing the resnmri
tion act ,1 . f . v -. -
Washington, August 4. Nigbt.
Sbnati Tne committee on military
affairs reported with amendment, the
Honae joint resolution providing for the
Iroteetion of the Texas frontier on the
ower Bio Grande. Plaoed on the cal
endar. The committee reported also
the Benate bill authorizing the em
ployment of Indian soouta. Passed.
West introduced a bill for the relief
of persona having claims against the
United States under provisions of the
captured and abandoned property aot.
Referred to oommittee on claims.
Jonea submitted a resolution re
questing the Secretary of War to no
, tify the Sonata whether the hostile In -diana
Bent to St. Angostine, Fla., to bo
impp ' permitted ., go at
lar -Hone autlK..y these
at J to go at large in
thH a. over until to-mor
row. " .
Davis of West Virginia, by uianl
moua consent, called up the report of
the oommittee on finance, made some
weeks siooe upon the resolution sub
mitted by him in regard to Treasury
discrepancies, and spoke at length on
that subject,
Sherman of Ohio aaid the remarka
of the Senator from West Virginia
ought aot to go to the Treasury with
out some brief reply. Bontwell fol
lowed Sherman.
During the debate Thnrman asked
if the booka.not having been changed
were erroneous to this day.
Bontwell. replied that they were in
some aspects. . j
Thurman asked what would be aaid
. of the aooounts f the Bank of Eng
land ahould show a discrepancy of
two hundred million dollars. It would
Dot stand on confidence in England
one hoar, and what confidence oould
the people of this country huve in the
ftoooanta of the Treasury if they were
.not kept so as to show the true condi
tion of all aooounts. The Senator
from West Virginia (air, iJavis) was
entitled to the gratitude of the country
for calling the attention of the country
to this matter. If this was the mode
of keeping the books in the Treasury
it deserves the most careful consider
ation .of a special oommittee to see if
they oould not be kept satisfactorily.
Pending discussion Hamlin demand
ed the -regular order and the Senate
resumed the consideration of the
House bill establishing post roads
throughout the oouuty, but ad
journal fithont action, .
Housa. Hereford, Reagan and Con
ger were appointed on the oommittee
of conferenoa on th river and harbor
bill. ' .
I'ha committee on military affairs
submitted a report in the matter of
the contract for aoldiors' bead stones.
It declares the contract was irregular
and it reflects somewhat severely on
Secretary Belknap but recommends no
action. Ordered to be printed.' .
Garfield made a gi eat speech on the
political Situation. He explained hia
regret that he had not been able to see
Mr. Lamar's speech in the Beoord.but
atill it had been so clearly stated and
ao logically connected that he oould
acaroely.err in commenting on it. The
speeoa was an earnest attempt to make
progress in the direction of return to
good I feeling, and in. so far it
met hia (Garfield's) earnest oonour
renoeThe gontleman bad complained
of two great evila and obstacles to re
form, 1st, the generally corrupt state
of the Dublio administration, and 2nd,
the sofkia ily corrupt state f the civil
ervioe. He bad contended that that
.corrupt atte of aJTairs was buttressed
mod oonsolidfltml by an enormous army
of 100.000 oIT.de holdors and IJf.C.J
expectants of oIHoo. The dedacUons
at the ercoci "ffr-a l'.r.t t-s rr-slli-era
prtjwaa iacrr&ia of c-.-jj
the great reform needed and that
therefore the democratic party cught
to be brought into power in the oora
ing election. This had been the main
logic of the speech. Mr. Garfield
admitted that aome of the premises of
the speech were correct; with most of
them be oould not concur. But ad
mitting that all the premises were cor
rect, he denied that the conclusion was
logical. He (Garfield) should attempt
to sbow that the good which he
(Lamar) sought was not to be secured
by the ascendency of the democratic
party at this time. lie had notioed
one striking omission in the logic of
the speech and that was that it made
no attempt to prove the fitness of the
democracy to accomplish the ooeded
reform, aud without that proof of
fltnesg the argument of oourso must
be an absolute fnilnr-. He spoke over
two hoars, and at the close of his
efforts prominent among the mem
bers who offered him their congratu
lations was Mr. Lamar himsdlf.
Lord of New York, from thejudi
oiary oommittee, reported back with
an amendment what ia known as the
Blaine sobool amendment to the con
stitution. As reported it is as follows:
"Artiole 10 No State shall make
any law respecting an establishment
of religion or prohibiting the free exer
cise thoreof, and no money raised by
taxation in any State for the support
of publio schools, or derived from any
ublio fnud therefor, nor any public
nds devoted thereto, shall ever be
under the control of any religious aoot.
or denomination, nor shall any
monies an raised or lands so
devoted be divided between religious
aeots or denominations. This artiole
shall not vest, enlarge or diminish
legislative power in tbe Congress."
The last seutenoe is tbe one added by
tLa judiciary commutes.
MoGrary of Iowa, member of the
judiciary oommittee, favored the orig
inal proiiosition but opposed the sub
stitute as a nullifying o'aus. It amend
ed the constitution and donied to
Congress all power to legislate on it
afterwards.
Lord advocated it.and said that Mr.
Blaine had stated to him over and
over again that the amendment aa
drawn by him conferred no legislative
Siwer whatever on Congress The
ousa proceeded to vote on the reso -lution
and it waa adopted yeas ICS,
nays 5. The members voting in the
negative were Blakburn, Bradford,
Caldwell of Alabama, Clarke of Ken
tucky, and Forney, Adjourned.
The payment of the awards of the
Alabama claims commission made
siuce January 1st will oommonoe on
the 10th. Two million of bouds fur
this purpose will bo put on the mar
ket on the 11th.
The House post-route bill is amend
ed by the Senate postal oommittee to
provido for the renewal of fast mails.
Ex-Attornny General Williams waa
bofora tbe whiskey frauds oommittee
fewday. He denies that hia wife wrote
anonymous lettera and states that
several Cabinet ladiea reoeived bribea
to influence their husbands. ,
Nomination. Almon M. Clapp for
public printer.
The vote in the banking and onrj
renoy oommittee for a bill repealing
the resumption aot and assooiating
with it the resolution known as Gib
son's for a commission to report at
next sesssion stood: Ayes Cox, Payne,
Gibson, Hammond aud Burohard:
Nays Wike, Townsend, Kasson,
Earnes; Absent Hubboll. -
General Sherman has tbe following:
Bed Cloud's son and others have
reached the Bad Cloud agency. They
had been in the Rosebud fight All
information indicates a break up of
the foroes in front of Terry and Crook.
Chief Rain-in-the-Faoe reached the
Standing Rock agency yesterday.
Manv small bands are in the neigfw
borhood of tbe Missonri river agen
cies, waiting to oome in. They will
only be reoeived aa prisoners.
ILLINOIS.
-Chicago, August 4 Night As
offioial report from Gen. Terry statea
that on the 28th of July he would
commence a movement up the Rose
bud with a view to forming a junotion
with Crook. The dispatch further
states that the news received from
every quarter indicates that the In
dians are breaking np into small war
Earties with a view to depredating
order settlements. Others who are
probably tired of war are seeking
their agenoies.
NEW TORK.
Buftai0, August 4 Noon John
Klingham, aged 42, out his wife's and
hia own throat. Family trouble waa
the cause. He leaves thirteen child
ren. New York, August 4 Noon The
Herald has the following cable special:
"Ortdon, August 8 A special cor
respondent of the Herald at Vienna
telegraph', under date of August 3d,
that foreign ambassadors have at last
interfered and entered a protest against
the present oonduot of the campaign
in Servia. The dispatch states that
several ambassadors have given warn
ing to the Sublime Porte that unless
the present system of enlisting volun
teers as crusaders against the Glirist
ians is stopped European military
intervention is inevitable. As aeon
sequence of this warning tbe Sublime
Porte has ordered that no more vol
unteers be enlisted against1 the Ser
vians." The Tribuno liaa the following,
dated Camp on the Yellowstone,
Montana Territory. July 27, via He
lona, Montana Territory, August 3:'-
"The report that prisoners were
taken during Custer's fight on the Lit
tle Big Horn and afterwards muraered
is nntrae. The men with Ouster all
fell fighting gallantly to the last. The
command moves to-day towards the
Rosobud valley whioh is praotioablo
for wagons. We will give np this
stream. Communication baa been
opened with Gon. Crook. Trails are
reported leading from the Little Big
Horq toward the Rosebud." ,
Vandorbilt, who suflTred a relnpse
zLitiaj afternoon and aisofl tl.cn has
to be still alive at 9 o'clock this morn
ing. Niw York, Angust 4 Night .
Commodore Vandorbilt had a relapse.
At an early hour this morning he was
reported by his physicians to be sink
ing fast. Weaknea seemed gainiug
rapidly upon h;m, iud his condition is
regarded as extremely critical.
The injunction restraining the
Brooklyn Bridge Company from com
pleting the bridge ever Est.river was
n fused.
MASSACHISETTS.
Boston. Aug. 4 Noon A file in the
granite block, 283 and 287 Devonshire
street, this morning damaged the
building and stock of George Frost &
Co. to the amount of 8130,000. Fully
injured.
MUHIUIN.
Dbtkoit, Aug.- 4 Noon The re
publican convention nomiuated O. N.
Croswell for Governor aud Alouia Ses
sions for Lieutenant Governor. -
PENNSYLVANIA.
WrtKCBARnc, August 4 Noon
Thomas Conyngham, a business man
of one of the first families, forged a
chock for 1200,000 and fled.
FOHKIGN.
Paris, August 4. Noon La Presse
publishes, under reserve as not yet
confirmed, a statement that France has
been ordered by Russia to take part
with the other powers in the efforts at
mediation, and replied that it would
bo better, first, that the (lowers under
stood what are to be the poiuts of
intervention. Russia evidently wishes
for immediate intervention in Turkey,
London, August 4 Noon A heavy
gale prevailed on the oooets of Scot
land and Northern England yesterday.
Several casualties are reported with
some loss of life.
Messrs. Charlton k Co., of the
Sti anton iron worka, Hartlejiool, have
suspended, with liabilities reported at
$900,000. Their iwU aubjeot to re
alization are said to be muoh greater.
Vhnna, August 4 Noon The
Presse saya Monkhtar Pasha is ex-
f eo tod to take refuge in Austria with
da army, aa he ia so hemmed in a".
Trebinje that it ia impossible to force
a passage north.
The Neno Frio Presse publishes in
telligence front Constantinople saying
the enforcement of Midhat Pasha's
proposed constitution has again been
postponed. ' "
Bblohade, Aug. 4 Noon Offisial
dispatches state, on Wednesday the
Turks attacked the Little Bewardik
and were repulsed. On Thursday they
attacked the Sorvian positions north
of Granada. The result of this attack
is as yet unknown. A battle began
Thursday before Gargusovetz but no
bulletin of the result has" been re
oeived. London, August 4 Night A dis
patch to the Router Telegraph Com
pany from Seralin sitys: "Impoitsnt
battles were fought during the laet
two days at Tresibaba between a
atrong advance guard of Abdul
Kerim's army under Flafiz Pacha and
the Servians under Gen. Horvatovioh.
Tresibaba is situated at thejuuotion
of the roads leading from Panderolo
and Gramada to Gargusovata. The
Serviau Gen. Tohermayeff . is on the
river Timok southwest of Gurgusovata.
LrvRKPoob, August 4 Noon The
circular of the Cotton . Broker's Asso
oia ion says: "Cotton has been aotive
throughout the week and business on
Saturday and Monday waa unusually
extensive. Qnotatians generally have
been about Jd higher. Amerioaa hita
been very active with prices mostly
d higher, tbe better grades being 1-16
higher. For Sea Island the demand
has been moderate at full rates. In
futures theie has been a fair business
and prioes have been about higher.
Jb4C LXlSTJEiX EEPOBT,
By Telegraph to the Journal,
M 'i -' '
: riBMMciavi.. , , i
New York, August 4-Noon Stoeks
active and irregular. Money 3 par cent.
Gold 111. Sterling Excliange long $4 88;
short $4 W. Government bonds steady
and but little doing. State bouds, quiet
and nominal.
New YoxK, August 4 Night Money
easr at 2 iter cent. Sterling exchange
quiet at $4 8.SJ. . Gold strong at 1121 12 J.
Government bonds (lull aim steady new
lives 117 J. State bonds quiet and nomi
ual. ' , :.,.-.
Commercial. . -
Nr.w York, August 4 Noon Cotton
qnlet sales of 1,430 bales ; uplands 12
cents; Orl0ausi2 $-Ub4wnt Ktourlrm
Wheat quiet and firm. Corn firm. I'mk
lirm mess .$11) 40u$l9 45. Lard fhm
new steam fllall 60. Spirits turpentine
steady at 30 cent : RpsiaquH at $1 00a
$1 72 for'slralned. Freights heavy.
Futures opened with sales as follows :
August 12 M0al2J; September 11 27-:tea
October 11 fall 2 1-12; November
II (t-lflall 10-32; December 11 lft-32all;
January 111 l-Kialli.
Nkw York, August 4 Xight-t-Cottoti
firm sales of 1,472 bales at 12al2 3-10
cents ; receipts for the week net UA bales;
gross 4,200;eicports to Great Britain 3,100;
to France'. 4,7ft!; to the C(jtluentj 2W;
sales 0.8.V); stock 08,4(51. FlourV Is armer
with a good demand for export and home
trade use -superfine, western and state
$a 00a$4 :J5; sotitliern flour firm and In
fair demand : common to fair extra
$1 70a. HO; good to choice do V Wa 60.
Jije flour steady at $4 70a5 1U. CCrn msal
unchanged. Wheat firmer with a fair in
qnlry new white TeuneKsee $1 35. Corn
firm but less actiue, dosing heavy at 00
cents for white southern In store. Oats
firmer for good anil 'choice) Oilier" kinds
unchanged. Colfoe Ulo steady with a
fulr Inquiry. Sugar qnlet and steady at
i0 cents for fair to good refining; re
fined: lOJall cents for standard A. Mo
lasses firm with a fair demand.' Rice quiet
and steady. Tallow firm at 8 1.16aJ cents,
ltosia qulotat $1 6al 71 i- Spirits tur
pentine steady. Pork firm new mess
$19 W)alO 75. Lard firmer primo steam
$11 2ra$U 60. WliUcy quiet at $1 15
aked. Freights sternly.
Cottou iHit r- ,i37 bait a; gross 100
balai; tulurci C;-A i'sqvZi irlUi brIcs of
27,000 bales as follows; August 12,
12 S-lOhlil 7r.-.'; September 11 13-Na
llSl-'i tKioler 11, 11 Jail 2.V32; No
vember II 2l-:li'all 11-lti; UH-eml)er 11,
11 11-IUaII 20 32; January II 27-32aIli;
Kebniary 11 81-3212; March 12 all WW;
April 12 -32al2 &-10; May 12, 12 71ua
12 15-32; June 12 l!-32al2; July 12Ja
12 5-32.
Hai.timhuk, Aiisjust 4 Neon Flour
steady and unchanged. Whot fairly ac
tive and lower Maryland red. Rood to
prime. $1 I Sal -j:'.; amWr $t 2:at 2S;
white $1 15a I 20. NMitlnm corn steady
western active, aUrong and higher, southern
while 58 cents; yellow M 57 cents.
FOREIGN "MARKETS.
riMnneiai.
London, August 4 -Noon The weatlier
is unsettled.
I'AIUS August 4 Noon Uentes HHM
2"c.
('oiuinervlfel.
LtVKRrooi., August 4 Nixni Cotnm
firmer but not quotably hllmr niUlillmn
uplands 0 1-KUI; middling Orleans tl 3-KM;
sales or 15,(100 bales. f which 3,(MK) bales
were for tpeculation and exiiort; recelplt
1.3(H) hales, of which 1,21)0 bales were
American. Kutures steady. -
Sides of middling tiplandg, nothing be
low low middling, deliverable Scjitciutier
and October, 0 MOd.
.Sol for Uie week of iy,IHH) bales, or
which 7,(MH) til( Ji wuif for sieculation,aiid
H.tHtOfor HrU; slockou band 017,000
bides, of which 6 14,000 ure AuierlCHii; re
cvipis (15,000 twles, of which 3)),(XI() bales
are American: actual eiport8,(KH) bahi;
ailoot 315,000 bales, of which 40,000 bale
were American; sal;of American 00,(100
bales.
Sales of middling uplands nothing Mow
low middling, deliverable October and
November, 0 3.32d.
Sales of nililt'llng uplands nothing below
low middling (new crop), xliiil Oc
lolkr and NovoiuIht, (per sail) ('!
Sides of jnldd' ni uplands nothing lxdow
low mlddllug, deliverable August aud
Sei)U'uiler 5 3-2d.
IATKK.Sales to-day of 0,5O bules
American.
Spirits turpentine dull at 2 Is. Mixud
ooni firmer.
UKIsBBAIiUUTIon niKHKrs.
(By TVIefrnph.)
Galvestoh, ' August 4 steady mid
dling 114 cents; tUn-k 2,70U; weekly sales
301; net receipt 200; gross receipts UOH; ex
ports coastwise 131.
Norfolk, August 4 Quiet and flrni
mlddling 10 cents; stock 1,012; weekly
net rsoiipts003; exports nwstwIiMi 077.
. lUi.TtMoKE, August 4 Qnlet and firm
middling 11 J cents; stock 1,372; weekly
net recel its none; gross 2:10; sales 1,121;
exjKKU to Great Hi iUln 213; exports coast
wise 102; sales to spiuuers 4 10.
IIostor, Auiut 4 Steady middling
11! cents; Block 11,055; weekly net re
ceipts 152; gross 107; sales 2,535) exports to
ureal iiriimn 1,1100. 1 .
I'uir.AUKi.i'iUA, August 4 Firm tnld-
dltug Vi centa; weekly net receipts 142;
gross 411; exports to Ureal Urltalu 50".
Savannah, Aurust 4 Klrm middling
11 cents; stock 1,331; weekly net receipts
1,011; gross 1,120; sales 127; exports coast,
wise 007. . 1 "
Nkw Om.RANH, August 4 strong mid
dling HI cents; low middling lOf cents;
good ordinary Uv cents; stock 44 05(1;
weekly net receipts 1,!W7; gross 1.H48;
Bules 8,050; exMrts aiastwise 2,87tt; ex
ports France 3,750; ,0 eodtineut 1,240.
MomtiK, August 4 Finn middling 11
Cents; stock 4,43S; weekly uet receipts 21(4
tales 425; exports coatwioe 358 bales.
'Memphis, August 4 Firm middling
111 cents; stock 10,117; weekly net receipts
520; shipments 4,l4U; sales G,MX. -
Augusta, August 4 Demand good
middling 11) cents; stock 1,523; weekly net
receipts 541; , shipments 150; sales 430;
spinners 45.
Cham.ksTon, August 4 steady mid
dling 1 1 J ceut; stock 2,4rt; weekly net re
ceipts 381; sales 405; export out wise 543.
Keep III" Liver Active.
Tha' almwtx a soaiid health maxim. In ordrr
Uiatlh fnanttuLS at dlKcMkm, cvsrOKtloa add
nTKUan shall Ihi dlscharuod with that dnnw o(
nwihiiity and v1i;or wblcti Is (Hwvnlial U) tli II
ttrinKM both biKly and mind, tlw llvnr, V
wIiihu aotlvlty tlivy ant dewiid)iit fur thlr dfl
nrfurmance, muni bu kupt in imod working or
der. Oalomol and bine pills, Itcaldr hulng liurl
mlucril ilruu, ouly psrtiallit and temporarily
notify diKirdvni or sluKginlintHM ot tint great
hillary gland. HoaUitter's HU)uih Hlttora, cm
Uio ooiitrary, aqnipliili Uiormifrhly what the
ahirve iiwdli liiaa (a(l in doio, aud an berkira a
sat aa well aa potent remedy fur disorders of Uie
stoaianhj Iwwduj and onjrum of nrtnatlnn. as well
a an anot nailed pmeral tnvlKorant 'TUey are,
moroovor, a alerlioK antidote to malaria. .
DIED.
Wlt.UAMH-AtNichols.it. V., rm t 4th
Inat-, Mrs. l'EKHT J. WiLI.lAStS, wife 9
Perry J. Wllfama. 8 tie learee a hmhtnd and
sav ral hildrna to moarn ter Irreparable loss.
: KIW ADYEBTISIMEKTS
Desirable Dwelling at
N WEDMI8DAT mnt, 9Ut tastant, at 13
o'eloek H.i nnlea stoner dlnpoied or at prltate
Mia, wawul sail at RsohanRn OornM that d
ilrabls UmiUiift ob souta tlda ot Market (treat,
fonrth daor Kl corner Eighth Kreet. 1Ot
IronUHttfaaton Mankat, tMi back IfiO teat to
Maaitsw street, la uleaiantly ktcataa ana
healthy. Dwalllpg is naw, contahii all rooaia.
gaa, la ubatWlAUy built t flnaly Bolthad
thronisoui; has ttx-ral rare, ancnta ana an
namMHry oal hontaa.
Parties dnxlrlot to surchaM art invttSd to
Stnaitra the premises.
-Torai-4na-third eaab; btlanae one and two
years wiU eight par eeut iuieraat.
OKONLY A MOttHIS,
aa 5-tt I and I Auetloiicors.
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I'EAOIIES,
. i.( GUAPE3,.
- !.,!, v.... i . .. , . - APPLES
And WATERMELONS To-Day.
The OH A PER are'of 'tiie :albratd IVK8
specie. Com early aud maka your taction.
ICE CREAM
KurBlthetl In gnautltkas to BulL ,
CTURTI8 1 A BOATWRianT,
Woren Wire Mattrcssosi.
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SIW ADVIKTISIMESTS.
HIDDEH PERILS,
JJT MAET CECIL HAT.
Tb't aa.4 la para womanly," nita fraa
froai MNuti.in. from aUain, and from trlea ol
every kind; ltdrale wth tit, ahm and
eventa, whlok ma; fairly b eukMl to ba
within the riiutiita,t and piiwik'nca) of a
lady aoTciUt. It I lnteroailn and well it to
ifHlherin ituod Kngllnh. fh. lot h nrtlhft
imprariabl nor tncMittnii. nd l owea nolo.
Inn In aouretxt from whl. h ll hu hrcbiue lue)
rommon a priotloe to borrow BiateiltU,
F4K DALE
At- HEINSBEUOEIld
jolySO-tf ' Ura Book aad Maaic 8 tora.
A. CAnPEIXTEH'J
Hew Saddlery Store.
FRONT STREET,
Two Doom 801th vt 'Eiohania Corner
Ari'tX LINK Or SAIIOLEKT UOUUM.
Kepalrinf dona promptly at low ratal.
Trunks Kapairad and Uuratud.
itiy-iy
The Tlace to Buy School
II O O l M .
"lUUNl'Kr rRACHRKS will Dh
J har that SOHuOl, BOOKS are being sold
at ooe-fburu lexa thaa regular prlre,
Ify a. Jawr.i 1,
Bookwllnr an t Mtulnnor,
julyl-ouac North r rout 8 treat.
JKIMELLAMKOIS.
Q-eneral JLsenoy
(F THE
Amcricno Cottou Tie Company. Limited
12 HKONDF.LKT STBKKT
NKW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
TO MKIU'U ANTS AND OTUEIM WIIOU IT
MAY COMt'RUJi: 1
Pleaaa take notioa, that wliermi there are Ira
ing oOered for aala in your looaiity y paruoa
aot lioanaail by aa, Iron Cotton 1'lua with huok
laa having ai open aiot through ana bar or the
baokla leading lato a uoniaa. Wa aaulUiu yoa
not to maka w of nor sell aay aneb Tim ait har
wltb new Uucklol and llanda, or eo railed
eeoond-band Haoklealn eoniblnallun with naw
or piaotd Hauda, nnlami boaghl from or
through oar duly autnoriao SKiit.
Our Arrow and other Upeu Mat Bnukle for
aTral ynara past hava bn sold and itaniptHl:
'I,IhhmiI to uaa ouna onlv."
tlur allorneya are luatructed tn bring aalt
agalnat all parmiii violating our paiaiu ngnia
FnK tbk American Ootton. Tie Com.
I'Ant, Limited
f. OUOK, neneral tegnl Agent.
' Maw Orleans, Ia,
, Unr A genu la North Carolina are
. , UeHUllKT A fO.
an S-dotwDtnac-wSni WHatingtori,
(1 rand Family Uxcuraion
OF THE :
WHITING RIFLEG
To Smithvillo
AND THE BLACKFI8H CROUNOt
On the Kloxsutaiid Commoilloiit Htaamer
.1. Si. irNnURIIILL,
TUESDAY, ' AUGUST 8, 1 876.
Ur.KIBHMKftTH VI7HNI8HEO AT CITY
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: Round trip 9; Oiiljdrtn half prtra. Tickets
eaa ba had at the Book Blorra. (augJ B.T
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: The'Uohcsonian;
T3UBLIIIHEI) evory Wndneday Morning in
JT Lnmbarton, B. 0 , by W. Vallaoa Mc
Dlarra U, baa the largaat alrculalUin of any
oonntrjr ptpar In tha Htate. It cirenla'ra ex
tensively la Caeaoaiitieeof Kobaeonlchmond,
linden, Columbua, Cumberland, Brunxwkk
and In tha adjoining oouutlci ot Marlon, Marl
boro' aad Uarllncton, In Wouth Carolina. Aa a
IooaI iieWaper It baa no anparlor. It (a onvof
the few country papeiawhoaa editor aad pub
llihnrgivae hia whola time and attention to Its
eolumna. ...
In politlce tha Bohoaonlau will atrlrs to pre
mnte the prlncliilen of tha Democratic Cnuaar
vatlve party, and la uncompromisingly In favor of
white miprnmacy. ita local colainue will alwaya
team with tha letert and beat newt, written in a
brief. InWlllgtut and biiHlnaaa Ilka fflannar. ita
adl'orlalawin beirhortand lnold and npon snb
jtr.U which directly cono rn oar peiple, Aa an
lver' Wnj? medintn It la much nought altar and
haa a patronage eo end to ao other counlrr M
par. .t bll-Ued In IH70, tt has ever einee bean
ucroieiBg ra tnSnrnca and popularity untn It
hai reached and occupied tha vary front rank of
North Carolina iournaltHUi.
hUtra Uaab lu advance One year SU SO; aix
niouieetl IS: three montha 7fl cunU. Bend a
three eant atastp foe ro clmm copy. Advar
thing ratea fumiabed on application Aito cain-
paiKii ratea wnica are vary reaaouauia..
aunt4-tf . , , ., , . ... 1
For Bent
TJIEoomroriable and aoavaalent HOUSE,
oorner if front aud Ana atroeu, froaa Oo
tober let next.
Cltota water in tha yard. ' ' ' ' '
, Apply W !" ' ' J .'; i
! F. J. LORD. 1
nngt-at or W. O. 1.01(1).
( , , W.niNOTo,Angaatl, U7S,
Scinl-Araiscal DlylCir.d.
TB E Board af DironfAra af tha peak of Kow
Hanomr have dcolweed a dlvkinndof Imtr
pur ount (rree 01 im out oi it erinn.. i
bank for the all muiiitm filling tiieau.i, J , ,
ptyable an and aftor t: 0 1 1I1 ..' .
8. l. WALL'
"2 1
Ou'
r-3
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As it is my intention after this season to discontinue kefpirj CCCI ;
I now oiTer tha balanoa of mj stock cl
WHITE GGODI3.
OOMSIBTINQ OF .
Victoria Lavno, P,ainf Ctripcd & Fb!:!
rJaincooko, Organdies. ,
UlNhop LawnSj X-inonfi zc,t
At rrioos not only to suit tha tjmoa, but
uiass uootis wnicne iavo aspt 10 toe vt oiw uoooi ljine. I wu o
ooiaisarably reduco tha prioa of By 1 ' '"
Real Cashmere ITeta and Lac::.
my2sir ' EXOHANCrU 0OtXlTZ2Ti.
1 7 7 G
OF
CHEAT ATLANTIC COAST' HI.
. -.'u 1 1 POH ' T IIili3ii,jj y;i m-v-. ,'i ' .
Accomodationof Visitoro from all FeintdCcath
1 Tha Hallways and Btramtnlfi Uompanlea batwrtia Aagnsta, Qa, aud railAdolphla, awsipris
ing Uia Atlantic Coaat Mna.iM'uB'P'Ni'VtM i . , j, . . ,
! Centennial Exhibition of the United Ctatet
nioeant for Ilia patronaga or tha oltlaena or ttis Bauth, routaa or t'antirtaUo and forms at
tlckata a poo whioh to reaoh r hlladalihla, thai will luimoaaarably eioel all other Unas la potato!
Direct Dally Movement, Com fort ablfj Aer ommodatloa, 1 "
. VrUBlllty of Transit, Icoaomy cf IlfendUaiti
Ta enable thla to be dana, t he eotnblned reeourom f tha Hallway tinea Booth af Koetoik
Ugether with thoM of tha Haiti
Company will ba employed and
or Hi - etvln or military organisation
eatlrf tlinlr d.lrM
Prim lieu, Tiawa Oajda and all walfl laCotmatloa will ba la tha kaads of anr AgaaU b
AP'it w'l'u ba tha mtaraat of avary Indlvldsal and aleh organ UaUoa propoalii ja maka this Kl '
ts i)inmunlot with the mulnralgnert.. , . Jtfi i .,'( 1 t,? I i
A Centennial F.hltttln(lul.lo Book An inthoriaad by tha OonimUaloa wlfl glVasi Vt Uw
lurehaorla,tCaa,Uualal'A'lksk.i s i i J J" a
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Two Dozen Each, '
FOR FAMILY USE.
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FEATURES OF LAQER, AND IS
RECOMMENDED FOR USB !
OFlApliaaDdlNtALIDB,
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5 and 7 North Front St.
Review copT. . t JulalO-dAw
GEKM AvN;
muK tjudkhsiomro wttti art a
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Course of Instruction In
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MESSIUM eommsnoes ths 10th day of Angust
aad clear tbs With day of Dooomber.
Tha Oouraa la antlralt raw and baa bran
vary carefully prepared. , A apaaijy and thor-
oug) marery or ma language m g iaraniwi.
An aniline of the adrantageaof tha ayatara and
ita principlm will be given to all who apply.,
HOURS OF IN8Ti0OTION' 1 to t
t'clockF. at. ' ' " ' A""
R. Von PIROn,
July S0-1m Cor. Front and Orange Bta.
J. H. MALlJtBU.
U. M. BUWUEM,
MALLARD & CO,,
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ii (Hucofe,V to Carpenter ft Mallard,
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Vo t South Front street.
HAVK J08T ,RK0BIVKI A. U? Of
, , -ft
pUPERIOn HARtJCSS
. All radMAJioatoUf. .i.
SOLE LK. IT 11 Kit. i TUIXKS,
Bom d and Hiveteil Kdgea.
n ror Male uneap,
Mannfaotorlng an1 Kapairlng all kinds ,of
. Jtaraara ana rrnnn ny experianci
ami killed wornuenl'rioealjowi ,
' July Stv-lm -' . ,
Notice'
.. . A
f OH1 OKMIH'.Atn thla day a immlFiry
J J nole,datxl Wilmington. M. C.,iu""-t lot.
atalitydnraditt'), py',,s,othe onl-r of
A. T. A J. j.ondt a for Sfty d.l ara and aigaad
by ne. , . i
I war a ewrtbndy not lo niwllita f"f ti
kauie, an H la no ue to anybnly n l 1 -i
be id. . . , i 4. J
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far below tha real value ef tli t?'.;A
3
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! 1 4. 1 tt i.l !,f!1J"l.l H 1
XII 13. a . .
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ia,ihaaataibinaaraaorrMartbs Railway .mea Boots ar noeraB
laltlmors Btam rachet Company and tha Old Itomlmoa SUawNiiy
I and the hvllfldual raorlat, the aoolal party af tan, twaaty or mora.
nlaaUua of lo w m, can each ba oared for In a manaw Ual wiJ
! JAt. T. PCTTEVVAY
t, . a-; ui m i . ,-.
;V 11 m I no-ton, IV. C
1 j . f - I t It t nut
TjlUIX I.INN 84MrLE,4IXI)I.HnRIP.
JP tlnnaof Maiobaudtna Vahlhltxd Jatly
Wlrei iiaed friy anleii aeiioirwt tur aiaa,
l.ard, Klnur, Hugar. Coft. Molaums, Bait,
Boap, Candida, l.ya, lloda, Tobacco, aVe., e.
Ulue.aplrltcaaka, & , a. HaaxUs Naval
Store., Cotton aad produef geuetally.
. Sugl-lm .MI'l .. i t i
Our Clbthtn
IIUBT BE SOLD,' USD IN
. TO Dd 60 WE WILL
j Halroacrii:::.'-
Yoaref o ra Bargato baa ba Had.
dug I Ololhiareandj af prohant Tallovi
JS .! -jM h al itidi i it ill k th
Tha OTFIOB aowaceapmdty Kassts. A. A.
Mlta)a;TM,,M0..i. .4. ,i (viti , , J
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e. www. t mmm pwwvmvl (P .
i j " 1 'Coy? &elld, '
A r uii BTocit or iiftAM anVr jakii.
Fraaarvlng KattVaa, Caw hw (aUSuaw,, - '
thruid Hllabls in fc&til l .it,
' I for tal t low hi '
z aly iW ! .veu,'. rcr. ' '
Ta "Ecaiiolio irdr:V
ih j (. foi' ' " ' '
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. Tin? Ccatcnnihlrcir i
am v'iiiorfrtitW.',''tMi-w';.iSJ '
Da rated to PoUtM tltaraUrwi AarktaJt
i i, ' .a.jStSWaO .. . ,
OIrTtatiotL large and daily note"
VOW f THB"TIM xo r r"--. . ,
It blreillataa In Tblrty-two 0 as of Jt
. i aiawtt MMdloi(ti4C'uM.a..i ' 1
"A ' , Bout Bids VlrS-M,t. , .
AbVfRTiSERB ?riuEi:r-rrTE:
yabMbtloi prlM, fa hilr'an.'AS J j ,.J.' '
a Bead for I'la ounr to .:mi-.,,
T MifiMAd B.OS., ft...
mvts-nt
' JNWVAWff V Tf T.T fl '
tUf.lt. 1.1 i ll i .1 I'' i:. ')!.'
Hwtohlnce CelebraUd Wins 1 r t f"i
at graaUy radnotd price. A1-j a t
meni O' Appia w vwvir, wm a. , a-q.
Call Sod am'na tbetergoet ttoca of t tu a . ' t
good in tha oity at the
iUiawtabUdaaiiar.'a i ' .
nly tr Hsa.l,sai.ni, 1 "
a" WVJL supply at Boaad asi Oral Dm
Coert,T1 rind W tinging tkrt Ulr
aadfeatb,arppRtera,vcn ( ,! iw 1
FqrsalHowh,
July 10-tf
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