JOSH KT. JAMES, Ed!, and Prop
V WILMINGTON. Nr C. f
SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1877.
VIEW AND REVIEWS.
The luttau , Government ha uvlercd
the dissolution of all internationalist so
cieties in Italy, and the police have seized
tEelr eHeclsv A number of papers have
been found, revcaln's the objects cf the
tereral associations, their ...tended pro
pjgin'daV an 'the Wans to be employed
fof Carrying out their views. The treasu
rtcthocietieavcre all empty, and
thevcryJagQts of, subscriptiuiisi jus
tified the emptiness. -
.tJ9)pfT0?WScruls great
er in Paris this season than several years
past, and the good effects of their ar.iyal
hare 6ttanf been felt by the Paris tradez
rucn. who long for the great exhibition,
which will certainly set them afloat again
From the 15th to the 28th of Febi-uary.
18,740 travellers were registered -at the
different Paris hotels. During the same
period of the previous year the number of
arrivals failed to reach 15,000.
i A rarjsian manufacturer has re
an order from Turkey for a large
br of white shirts upon which exjracls
from the Koran arc to be printed iiij sky
blue letters. Upon a number of ivhile
woolen under shirts is to be stamped the
acivc-u
i
mrn-
signature of Mohammed. The articles
are intended for distribution to Turkish
soldijri(-whea upon especially dangerous
duty, to stimulac their courage undo the
irapresa'.bn that they arc talismans. '
Andrew, 9. llolenbcck, proprietor cf the
Franklin llouse in Waterloo, X.-Yhas a
fish taken from Cayuga lake that no fish
erman recognizes as among the known
fishes.' On Saturday night the iisl. jump
ed out of thejKjuaiium and was apparent
ly dead. Iu the morning, to preserve it
Mr. llolenbcck put it into a jar of whis
key, and there it remained until this
morning. Then, looking at it ho found
il alive. Ho at once . returned it tj the
. i&iffrfW trhcro it is apparently as well
aaercr.
A calculation make forty yea.s ago
stated that for home use and for export
purptfebs 20,000,000 pins were required'
daily in England. The real quantity now
is puoduccd is 50,000,000 pe- y,
of which ' Ur:mibghavn 'produces
37Vj)00,000, Icaviig '13,000,000 ;s the
prrkliirtinn nf , T.nn.la.n, Slrou..', mi
Dublin, whero puis arc als j made. The
weight of wire consumed annually in the
i manufacTWreefttngland is about 1,27
, tons,' or 2,850,120 pounds, one-eighth of
I which is iron wire, used in the manufae
; ture of mourning and hair pins.
Charles Mathews now over seventy
. years old, is playing Younj Wildinj ,in
-'The UarM la' London, but he is said ' to
lack his former fire. Joseph Jefferson is
, doing Hip Van Winkle at the llaymarkct;
and W aooti to appear in other characters.
MllCj Albani is said, to have received a
a 8um3Xd to$800 for singing once at a
state reception of President MacMahon in
Taris ; but the story is improbable. Nils
son is about to begin a season in London.
-, W. II. Woodficld, au American tenor, is
v singing in .Offenbach's operas in London.
Rubinstein is giving concerts at t lie Crys
tal Palace. Wagner's "Ring of tho Xibc
lungen" is to be produced in Vienna next
autumn. Father Giovanni is to leave the
priesthqpdfit) ftpnao to become an opera
PLENTY OF DEMOCRATS.
There
Congress
than hnd
over a
Cox lias
risoii li
Sayler 1
Mr. lilac
porting
lis is d
ff-i.
L 1
are more Democrats elected to
says the Philadelphia Times,
been thought. Mr. Randall has
hundred pledged to him , Mr.
ninety or a hundred; Mr. Mor
is about that ntimber; Mr.
as eighty-five that he k.ows of :
iburn has all the Southwest sup-
him, while the rest are scattered.
uing pretty well all around. r
The I
the dev
miss ion a
progress
The St.
when' it
break d:
is quite
nles of
the star
Cons tan 1
muezzin
minaret
OT CLAIMED YET.
rcaking down of Turkey is not
.n fall of Islam. Mohammedan
ies have accomplished more
for Africa than any other sectaries.
Louis Republican speaks truly,
ormnlates in this fashion : "To
wu a nation is one thing, to de
stroy a religion even a '-false' religion-
janothcr, . There are more disci-
Mdhammed. to-day than there
were when the flag of the crescent and
first ross above the walls of
inople ; and lo ng after the last
has been chanted from the
of St. Sophia, the faith estab
lished )V the Arabian camel driver will
remain tic sole spiritual support of mil
lions ujlon millions of human hearts."
All of
devil is
kvhich goes to prove that the
not chained yet, and that the
millcniuih is; not expected to be inaugura-
tlio new century.
ted witl:
THAT
Hartford
.sensation
the sad
accord in
insatiate
them hat.
il. I ho ti.u
corrcspi
ralsship w
place to
mate of
DRUNKEN ATTORNEY
GENERAL.
ashington correspondent of the
Connecticut 2'imes has written a
hi letter to that paper detailing
histories of certain distinguished
men of other oays. now in the poor house
in the nation's capital., -
Wliercjniion the laleigh Observer' says:
Th'j uiifjaitr.i.atc 'gentlemen referred to,
to the correspondent, were law
yers of learning and distinction, with an
appetite for whiskey. Most of
been AttorneysGeneral, indeed,
. story so touchingly told by the
cut be true, the Attbrney-Gene-
bukl cedmto be but. the halfway
the poor house. Scratch an in-
tiiat institution, and you will be
sure to liaid a drunken cx-Attorney-Gene-
nil, eithc
Of course -.North Carolina ha3 one-there.
Wo have
Lo-.d Du.
Ing iu it,
seen the storv before, and as
Ircaiy would say, there is noth-
but as it has started on its rounds
Binger.
Baltimore meat dealers desire to join in
the exportation of fresh meat to England,
're prevented by the lack of freight
facilities. Thcreforo they are scnd;ng
canned beef across the ocean. Iu their
process, the meat is freed of bone and
fat, cooled thoroughly in an ice house,
packed awhile in spice, soaked in a sweet
pickle, and ifcen boilc;l. The packing is
done while the meat is hot, and the cans,
after sealing, are put into a chest of
superheated steam. This intense heat
imparts great expansive energy to the
vapor that has been left iu the cans, and
a puncture of the tin releases it with a
. spiri. The meat is canned in single
piece k Heretofore meat similarly s-ent to
" England from Australia has1 not met with
much favor, but the Baltimore butchers
are sanguine.
Cunosit.es of lawsuits far breach of
matrimonial promises: In Boston, a gal
was engaged to a man who jilled her.
Thit was ten years ago. She mar. ic 1 some
body else. , Recently she became a widow,
and now ebo sues -the original suitor
because io will not keep the old piomisc.
In Minneapolis, a man "m the compla?aant.
lie declare that his pocket and h:s feel
ings Have suffered an inju-y ctpial to
.WWbj-jUi -refusal of a wealthy
dfw niarry hini. Sue promised to
do so; and. he gave, up- his . business tf
Hiubf kePlnj'tQ 'pfcitc her, thus' causing
his bankruptcy. In Montreal a woman
of forty failed to secure a verdict agaiust
a boy; of eighteen. Ho proved that he
bad never meant nor promised to marry
ber, but bad regarded her rather in the
light of a motherly advisor.
State or National.
again, it ujay be as well to start the truth
in its slow race -al'ter it, even at the risk of
spoiling a very pretty temperance item.
The correspondent says :
"In another branch of the -institution I
found a-man who was atone time attorney
general ot the tState of North Carolina,
and at on: lime not many years ago
held a prnnuicat legal position iu the
Treasury Department. It' is the same
old siory. lie made many friends, and
drank a g cat deal of whisky. '
After a while he drank so much that he
neglected
T
about twq
his profession and everything
has btea about this city for
lve vcars, and except duriDg the
time he his been under lock and key, he
never die' a sober breath. lie is not a
1
pauer nejw, as he has a large claim uelore
the Ireasiny Department for cotton taken
during th
b war, he being a Union man,
that v. ill some time brini: him iu a hand-
I
some 'uieJ
on it, and
cipai reasi
is that he
It is to
this Nortl
haa bev'n 1
say tin cc.
roll if Att
The only
were in ol
ttr thisjir.
li:gtt;n, ;,rd
iciit-Ki. vA
Senait-r" l
.Mr, -I s
tlem :: v. i
vvaiiC anu
known t j
X-.r.tl'er
t :i!.;ure
outside of
against th
one of th'
Sol'. 'it ( r
and i:tMin
txen, in t!
Tht-v all h
lie has borrowed a great deal
has drank it all up. The prin-
li f jr his being put where lie is,
sk!c a menu s vest and sold it
be noted that for -twelve years
Carolina ex-Attorney-General
ying in Washington, that is to
8G-3. We have before us the
rncva-Gencral of this State
i v i i i g e x - A 1 1 or ney s- G en c ral; who
ice prior to 18GS, three years af-
n is said to have gone to Wash
: .jr. Viil:am Katun of War-
. 15. F. 3Ioore of this city,
u.ti n of Northampton, and
. l ttcliel-jr of this city, geu-
"stV homes and whoserdaily
Lv:j versa tion in lite
ie of these j;rntl-nietr, we lx-g
tjheir friends and admirers
ifije State, hare a cotton claim
f'e.Ierai Crovcrnment ; neither
l ever stole a friend's vest au
uliisky or for anything clsej
one of them is now, or has
Washington.
Miscellaneous.
The Atlantic Coast Line
I WoWiSGirby,. 5. C, May 2, 1ST
P ASSENGEU DEPARTMENT,
f
rr ' TT IX n
DELEGATES TO SESSION OF THE
General Assembly of tin; Presbyterian
Church; convening at "NEW ORLEANS,
MAY 17tb, 1877, will be transported over
this Line at the following rates :
Richmond, Petersburg and Ports
mouth..... -
Weldon....:. ..
Goldsboro
"WilmiBgtoB ............
Florence and Charlotte.........
Columbia
$1!) 25
:.. 40 25
....45 75
... 43 75
.... 41 75
.... 40 00
at which prices BOUND-TRIP TICKETS ,
ffood to return until JUNE 10th, will be sold.
Tickets will be placed on sale MAY 12th.
The route of direct connection and. quick
time from all points on this line is via Augus
ta, Macon-and Columbus.
may 2
A. POPE,
General Passencer Agent.
Receiving and Offering.
SOAP, Washing Crystals and Candies,
Lye, Potash, Soda and Baking Powders,
Distillers Glue, all grades,
Lard and Meats, all cuts and sizes.
Molasses, Coffee, Corn and Salt.
Constantly receiving Samples of the abavc
from Manufacturers and Importers.
Orders promptly filled. Price and Quality
guaranteed.
From up Country large Invoice Cooking
Futter'to be sold low.
Offering Choice Virginia and N. C. Pig
Hams, Dried Apples, Eggs, Poultry, &c.
Peanuts and Corn solicited on Storage. e
have ample room for large quantity. Price
moderate.
k PETTEWAY & SCHULKEX,
' Brokers and Commission Merchants,
' Next North Princess and Water Sts.
may 10 ,
Notice.
KESII LOT OF. THE
well-known SAPONACEOUS
TOOTH PASTE, JUST MADE
-w
jJP
and for sale at 50 cenfs per box. War
ranted the best DENTRIFICE manufactured.
DENTISTRY practiced in ALL its branch
es, and all work warranted.
TE3TH EXTBACTED WITHOUT FAIN,
at Dr. CARR'S old established office.
- - I 4
THOS. B. CARR SON,
april 12 ' No. 'i4 Market Street.
Call! Call! Call!
AT THE .
HOOK STORE
i
- SECOND STREET. nr tin I'nst
Office, where you will find everything in the
STATIONERY LINE as cheap as it can be
ought at the JNortli.
It's all so, call and see if it is not,
At Danfbrth'Sa
I Near the Post Onjce.
Miscellaneous.
W lit -at
H mm .3 P c a
- 2 sSi 4 1 S
O m 3 Hzh 2
111
B E33 '
r- en- i
a 3 a s
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r a P
QQ 03 93 W -
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SCRiBNER'S MONTHLY.
Tonsorial.
NEW BAEBEK j SHOP.
I ' f : f '
"T Y PATJtONS and the public generally
iYJ. are respectfully informed tbtt I bare
opened a r '" . - v
NEW:. BAKBER SUOF,
at Xo. 7, South Front "street, where the fol
lowing low prices hare been adopted :
Shaving 10 cents ; Hair Cutting 25 cent ;
Shampoo 25 cents.-
Open on Sunday morning.
dec 18 CHAS. E. CLEAPOR.
Aa Ux!uvali:i) Illustrated Magazine
april 12
"DON'T FORGET"
J. J. SHE P A RD
can be found
ON NORTH SIDE MARKET ST.,
Between Second and Third Sts.,
Ready and willing to do all kinds of
PAINTING, GLAZING, &c,
inm.aiMitnmii iim
itre well
k poor house, at
kbitualiy live at home, iu the
pracilcc vt their profession, gave Senator
the I'niUd
Ho muel
pretty ten
tii:c.
There arc
(crests, whi
ho spends much of his time' in
States Senate. .
for the story. It would lie a
pcraucc story ( only " it was
how sixty-nine daily, weekly pc-
i jr.ontliU printed in Bengalee
and. Taniifi. the two languages in India in
which the greatest. literary activity i &l
present th
wn. Twelve of these arederoted
i
to Vssi:luinan and twenty to Christian in-
Se the rest are purely Ilindoo.
Miller & Co'c
INSECT POWDEH ! Warrant-
Polk
JTALIAN
ed to kill Kebche. Flica. Fleas. Ants. Moth.
Croton liugi Bed Bugs, Mosquitoe. Chicken
i.ice, r iowm iiint jvieion Unw, ana ail otcer
species or Insects.
Not boisonous to human beings, do
mestic animals or fowl. apt 24
llll UUUX JLilMlUiIll
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THE USE
Cotton Shippers. -
pST Xeat! j printed at LOWEST PIllCE
jan IS.
S. Cr HtL'
Sole Ajrent for VViltningt '
$600 PIANOS FOR S250.
And all other styles in the same proportion,
including Grand, Square and Upright all
FiBst-CLAss sold direct to the People at
Factor Prices. No agents no commis
sions ; no discounts.1 These Pianos made one
of the finest displays at the Centennial Exhi
bition, and were unanimously recommendedf
for the HIGHEST HONORS. Sew Manu
factory one of the larjrest and finest in the
)rorld. The Square Grands contain Math
ushefcscejr patent Duplex Overstrung Scal-c' j
tbe greatest Iwprnvemept in the history o
piano making. The Uprights are the Finest
ix America. Dontfail to write fqr Illustra
ted and Descriptirc Catalogue, mailed ; . ee.
MENDEISSOUX PIANO CO ,
apl. 14 ; No. 56 Broadway, X. V.
Notice.
. LL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
against the County of New Hanover, in War
rants, Ac, issued previous to the 1st of Janu
ary, 1877, arc requested to present a list of
the same to the Special Board of Audit with
out delay,
The lists must specify the Dxis and Xi'yfcER
and Axocxt of each Wa-rant, toorether with
the name of the person to whom issued, and
by whom held.
Action will be taken on each c'aim, as pre
sented, in accordance witu tne law creating
the Board or Audi i.
YCM. L. DeROSSET,
mchl4 i Chairraao.
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nipllrm : 'aiihtprinra About Constantino- cable explorer of Africa.
nlo."bv Charles Dudley- Warner ; "Out of r The great political revolutions ofthe last
ler
ser
evervone is curious to know the particulars
(ireat battles nave Deen lougtit and impor
tant sieges maintained; of which the details
are as yet preserved only in the newspapers
or in the trasient publications of the day,
n.nrl wliioh nnirht. now tn tulre thpir nlftPft in
f i , it. . i i . . . r
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satisfaction to the readers of the Monthly. In preparing the present edition for the
The scene of this latest novel is laid on the press, it has' accordingly been the aim ofthe
banks of the Hudson. The hero is a young editors to bring down the information to the
i k., ,v-,T-ian's lowest possible rates, and to furnish an ac-
man who has been ahvays "tied to a woman curate CCOunt f the most recent discoveries
apron strings, but who, by the death of bis in science of . every frehs production in
mother, is left alone in the world, to drift on literaure, and ofthe newest inventions in
the current of life, with a fortune, but with- the practical arts.as well as to give a succinct
out a purpose. . and original record of the progress political
Another serial, "His Inheritance," y Miss, and historical events.-
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H o Ln""e s by Mrs. itoagson jsurneix. araple i esoures for carrying it on to a sue-
Mrs. liarhetts story, begun in August, has a c ful temination.
pathos and dramatic power whicn have uecn None ofthe original stereotype plates have
a surprise to the xublic. I been used; but every page has been printed
i V ";n ;t-7if .y expenditure, and with such improve-
piete in lioen. I mentinitscomnositionashavebeen suesest-
Ihero are to be, trom various pens, papers edby longer experiencea nd enlarged know-
on I ledge. ' .
The illustrations which are introduced for
"Homo Life and Travel." fH1
, ' .. , .. : . , feet, but to give greater lueldltv and foice to
Also, practical suggestions as to town and the explanations iu the te Vnev embrace
country hie, village njprcveinents, etc., by all branches of science and ni iUxd1. uisiory,
well-known specialists. . and depict the most famous and lemarkable
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tries of (ireat Britain include the history of we1 as the various processes of mechanics
"Some Expriments iq Co-operation." "A ?!Ifulti11?--4 Although, intended for
Scottish Loaf Factory" in Jbo Korontor Je ySW
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ceuiber. Other papers ro, "The British I is enormous, and it is believed they yill lind
Workingman's Home," "A Nation of Shop- I a welcome reception as ah admirable feature
keepers," "Ha'penny a Week for the Child onne uyciopojclla, and worthy of its high
etc. 1 ciiy,iM.-tvi.
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WILMINGTCJNv
COMPAQ
Office o? GS'L SrmnTExn
On and after Rn- i
the nassenn-pr ;. J ;
nr.iS. V. ui3
the .
nuia,fftn"Htt:
i tmwu Juroaa will
Tk 4 XT Uin .
AUi AND P.YUnr,
Arrive at Welden at thk
Leave Weldon daU.T" ' J h
NIGHT MAIL
T i T r r
: Tir-u
aiuicni tveiaonat ili
Leave Weldon, daily tL" - !
Arr Dyt? - ?5wr; 4
The Usij Traui" makes "V 12 1
Weldon for all poU V?Se,5!
daily, (except Sunday)
mond and all rail roJtei HwQ
Night train makes close "1"
Weldon for all points nefgyi I
Pullman's Palace Sleenin r
all Night Trains, atd SSR3fc
mington to MitfordStotiSW
Fredericksburg & Pbtemae rSi
Gen'ISup'ts Office,
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA m j
GUST A RAILROAD
. ' Wilmington, N. C., M,j5 jg.
CHANGE OP SCHEDCtt
On and after Sundav, May k V: in
in- schedule will berwaS!
DAY EXPRESS AND lUttlRAlJ
. V except Sunday.)"
Leave Wilmington.... j,
Arrive at i lorence........: t Ziz
Leave Florence...... ...1. .' "i
Arrive at Wilmington..'..'.""' !
NIGHT EXPRESS TRaS1di2j),
Leave-Wilmington..."
Leave Florence ...W.....1J Nil
Arrive at Columbia.........."!'.'
Arrive at Augusta...;. 1 it A
Leave Augusta. ........JlZ 9 4if g
Leave Columbia...; .....'.."L.1ij Mil
Leave Florence, 4 in
Arrive at Wilmington.......!! sl
This; Train will (inly stop at Rettijrta,
Whiteville, . Fair Lluff, Marion, Tsm,1
Timmonsville, Sumter and Eastorer betrta
Wilmington and Columbia. :; .
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIX (d4
cert Sundays.) " .
Leave Wilmington. iXtl
Leave-Florence.... JJ01I
Arrive at Columbia.........; . 10 Mil .
Leave Columbia............; 4 tit t
Leave Florence....,. .......-.-" 31 '
Arrive at Wilmington... . 12 00 Jf
uikrtsi
should take Night Express Trail few w
ecade. with tne natural result 01 tne lapse
Vuuu "j ",?"r, nf time. hav brousrht into public Vxew ft
; "An American in l urKistan, etc. 1 nree multitu'de of new m n wnose' names are in
lal stories are announced : every one's mouth, and of whose lives
ichoias Minturn,
tt v Dr. Holland the Editor,
IS-
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