WILl OATS.
uill' charming piece ofVordirm-
dW Mnzinc. H attributed
-iillifH-u-Ww j ouusi liul
I" iiptrri'sarcBnn,
iY"rt- ...i i he world away; '
l'T i ntllfl'" ltl1-. . ., ....iirvr. tail.
Vf viff
uuria ioM, lad,
W! thJwhrrls run down,
V" S Jj take your place IImto.
'""ntan'l jnairucd among- ;.
"'ni vou nnd a face there,
JH!r'h then !fvu icerc yw0-
( ' -
BOILED DOW'5,
- .f .-.u-r Williams. .Sanscrit pro-
Vovfonl; couplers that emli-
ir.il U'V-s here " J"r l'""'" -iir:uHll,c
coolly by c.nvn
,!f through the head
Uln? clothes of
w 0 , were stolen by a spiteful
i iJltliTcremoiiy had to b nost
Vlhmtil iii-irc cuuKI U made..-.
uN IJiUr has hurried oft with a
BiM-rscto th '-ast tu litirscl her
IIU
on
Rail Boad Idnes&c.
Gen7! Sup?tsOffice,
i , 5 ? Miscellaneous. :
mm h tTHEr
fancy
if 1... f, i.l ;i Ir'.dMn"
I . t.l .. - II lit !' I "0
. . f .i . .Un'!'' (l,mL- (his
rinrllii "" is at oik tioon a history
l-Cilin d Waf. WHICH win hih;u
lb' V . I III 1.,. T.lll.'Uhffl
4' . I . .. 1. 1.' ....1 ...!. Ilili in
.i!:.in'jjtrfiy in rreucu, ii'iiiu?,.,""",i
pi.Mi-CiilluM-h-stule money Iroin.lus
tl;.. bmisvillc. and gambled it away;
1 fk'n reproved for it, ha took a club
-1 broke 0,000 worm oi ijiimoio m mu
iiu'iJJjrniturc store. . . -
Tut Kmpcior W illiam visual tiie uattie-
iLiirouuu iMti., . ..v ....
!LeC"lt.ic hcoccupica Aug 10, ioio,
J,nrnt iimc time in Uic room wncre
... . . r e
i;tal lni lesi:ucu oi vicioi .
iWfivc years of a-e having stolen a
a -I milk, his niuther twk him to task
i mural suasion, and- wound up her
uusc by exclaiming, "Wliat in the
?U :; you going to do AVitli the
-sl.'"':l wa'-'ing to Meal a i!og-to
-:.kit.:: :
fiic Afiicau i'.i'lor;itio!i seLeme iu-
ca Ly the Kin's of the Hoigians haa
n ivamily taken up in nearly every
..-.nti-y, ami committees in aid ot it have
fcrrucil, which arc presided over in
j,tevcrv ca-by a member ol the
ijj I'iniily.
Mrs. Pcan's ftuir habits at a biiLh, in
. were notice a few days ago.
i futliii i very proud and drunk
ulrtii b- was met by 'a newspaper reporter,
kI i.ul ; in ilmnk unc), and, brgorali,
m :m piinV that, tin, for a man ' who
niV'hi't ccU'bralc four babies at once is a
te!e ami mfidi'l.''
Ic Alrialiro '(ft'.scrilrt's a beautiful
ttu' wfii-.li is tul-c raia-J to Titian this
yir,tli? J'HItl) anniversary of his birth,
u..tk liltlc lowuof 1'iovc di Uidore, his
p!i.liGC; 'I'Uo looks toward the
xu-krp i(c w.js bj-ii. on tbJ walls of
tradition in 3' tli.it hi earliest
'..)....
'".ijit.iii.
bc!,tii tra'Io lM,, itctl from tho
i'-'-l'iciiili Treat v . !' 18GU far more
4lui Kn-Una has. Jn fifteen years the
wiinip.vi, into l-rauco irom Urcat
u:n h lie only risen livnl 1,000,000
1 WW0 , w hilu those from France
nnuiii nave risen irom fJo.uuu.-
ie..!r.iltitcc of U .scicntifb societies 0i"
'li;ii.kt!,lcil tlrat. in fntuip inl'or-
V l;c jsci'4' to jhfj Vijriou.s coal
iu. uiiiutry ol any sudden or
WIyltlieatiiot;phciio prcRsure, as
HI. lliC.tlilWeift nu.fp,,rnlnmr:il
ions. It. is thought that uch
b nave great mlltience on gases
WIL1UXOTO.V; COLUMlilA AXO AU
GUST A KAILIiOAD.
Wiliniugtcri, -N. C, Jbuv 1, 1S77.
CHANGE OF, SCHEDULE:
On and! after Sundav, Juue ."d, the follow !
j ..t..i..i :i 1 il.: .1. i
DAY, E.4' U IuSii A X D M A 1 L TB AI N, (daily
, except rfut:ia. )
Leave Wjlminton.::.!. '12 15 P il
Arrive atiFlorence.......... 5 00 T M
Leave Florence............... .'. 12. 30 I5 -M
Arrive atjWilmington 20 I il
NIGHT EXPKESS TRAIN. (Dally )i
Leave Wilmington...: J 00.P Al
Leave Florence... ............10 05 1' l
Arrive atjColumbia. 1 11AM
Arrive at Augusta...;.................. 4 32 A M
Leave Atigusta...................;...... 8 23 I'.M
Leave Columbia ..11 39 P M
Leave Florence 2 45 A il
Arrive ati Wilmington.......... C 40 A ll
This Train will only stop at Flcmingtorij
Whiteville, Fajr liluff, jrarion, Florence,
Timmonsiji!le, Sumter and liastovcr between
Wilmington and Columbia. 7
THROUGH FREIGHT" TRAIN (Daily, ex
j cet Sundays.)
Leave Wilmington................. ,2 30' J M
Leave Florence.......................... .2 20 A W
Arrive at Columbia....... 10 10 A W
Leave Collumbia...... .4 00 P H
Leave Florence 4 U0 A A!
Arriveat Wilmington.. 1- 00 M
3 Passengers for .Augusta and beyond
ehould takjc Night Express Train from Vil-
minjton
f 1 li uo;li -deeping Cars on nigtit trains
for Charleston and Augusta.
Ueneral huperintenaent.
juue
WILMINGTON & WELDOh
RAIL2.0AD COMPANY.
1 . m ' -
OfFICB OF Gen'l Si I'FIUN TliNDIiNr )
Wilmington, N. C, June 1, 1S77. j
On and' iafter Sunday, June T.d, 1877,
tne passenjger trains on the Wilmington A
Wcldon Riiilr-o'ad will run as follows :
day Mail and express train,
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot
at.J....J....'... " 00 A M
Arrive at Wcldon at T.. ........... 12 50 P AI
Leave WebW daiLy at................ 11 40 A AJ
Arrive at Wilmington; Front St.
Depotjat., 5 10P Al
NIGHT AtAIL AN D EXPRESS TRAIN.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington, Front St.- '
Depot iat... 5 35P A1
Arrive at Weldon at.... 2 20 A Al
Leave Weldon, daily at 45 A Al
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St,
Depot at 12 00. Al
Tlje Day JTrain makes cjosp connection at
Wcldon iof nl points North via Day Line
daily, (except Sunday) and daily,. via Rich
mond and all rail routes.
Night traiin makes, close ' connections at
WeJdon fqr all points nouth'via llichmod.
'Pullman';: Palace Sleeping Oars attached to
all Night Trains, and run through from Wil
mington to Richmond.
V JOHN F. DIVINE,
juiu 2- General SaDeiinteiulent.
Steamship Lines,&e7
alt -imor
' . AND
Wilmington,
. STEAMSHIP LINE."
7
'1 er
Et-
?, 7 .7 -Miscellaneous.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1877.
UPPINQOTT'S MAGAZINE,
AN. 1LUSTKATLD MONTHLY UK
Fcpnlar Literature, Scicnci and Art.
Announcement for 1877.
Capt. Price,
WILL1' SAIL FROAI BALTIMORE ON
A Mews '.'Paper,
8 published ever e'jning, Suunday eicopte
SATURDAY, MASCH
; To be succeeded hy Stmr.
24,
)
- AT
MOONSHINE.
'tMvcrth a million is utterly
i ' . : , " '''
".r'j'raifi'r UimteL valuable to
pfceibouldkwp it. -
'OlMr-rimm 1,,1-f.. 1-
N hair shingled, and now
4-o'uu cai:s lum her "docked
''! l1. v should never, get
iljp 1 C:'b and what lie can-
"lui i I
srx ' itl ' :,a'N,s ;l eontcmporary.
U.CUril(.u ;l c;lt U u A. u b.ick
n
ymposo.1 of half a brick.
. r'-h)tvn nun i l... '..
KSvt,ruua,liCl1 ailerwards that he
' . .'WorsaU to tbn w-Mrl.nr llo
k w"tl to Ikj a stop to the
nrgro u iatct U mule's tail
- over .i feme. ThcXsnll atten-
4L Tv . "erul 1,0x1 dayShowcdthat
Vwatcarcif he did twist the
It I-,' .
UT yvulU illvcJ $1.50 in a
i,i ; nrni to discover "How to an-
t. Cll'l Sitll.. " rr. . . ,
-CRtKi i "o rccijMJ wuicn
i in I V-Mrt'lul 'd, was short,
VL aca'iy uudcrbtoml? Al
hl i T,uuUl-bc ldiilojiopber has
i 1 bctc tl... f f-
Uulfo 'the country wcie
b ay llcy are ut of
f....ir vuc-"fc vo dc cagcu Dsiorc
. -uiucrsuch startling discovery.
i?:utiv m'rgyiuao named
r' ul,. ' 'Z?n sebackone stormy
iun, a t il a loosc cloak of large
. ..T"M "aviuff a broad Rrnrlrl
UT tl... . v " -w
Miscollanoous.
oi'Ficiv or, :t : , . .
OUR LIVINp AND OUR DEAD.
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subscribers ivill be taken except for the bound
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should they need any tot complete their files.
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. .. "' read
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Seedsmen, Market Gardeners aqd Florists'
4i Cortlandt tt., New York.
jan l'i .
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HAVINf UECEN TLV changed bands is
ow open for the accmatnodatiori o." the
,'it-o HO t'SE, 1iaj been Uiorougtuj? ,Tent
Tinted throughout and the UOOAIS are neatly
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N INVOICE OF CLOCKS of entirely
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fine assortment of LADIES'. WATCHES.
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ork Iclt with ine wul be neatly exe
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feb27 vv atchmaker and Jeweller ,
cuted.
a trial.
B
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Talcs, Short Stories, Descriptive Sketches,
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1.. A new serial story,
Miscellaneous.
.TUFJ
HIGHEST HOIJOIIS
" AT THE
CEHTENNIAL EXHIBITION
The judges unanimously recommend th .
MENDELSSOHN
IPpainioSa- .
FORl'fUB
Dinloia ofiHoner and Medal of Merit.
Placing'them in the Front Rank
Without a
CQUPETITIOn
The IVIarauis of Iiossic."
by. George AlacDonald, author of ''Malcolm,
"Alec Forbes," "Robert Falconer,"ctc. .
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with "Alalcolm," tliisncw story from the pen
of this distinguished writer will need Ino re
commendation, and his reputation is a guaran
tee to others of a deeply interesting and
powerful story. It began in the November
number, which issue, with the December part,
will be furnished graits to all new subscribers
for 1877.
J. A prof llut'tra ted series of sketches
of
Swedish Scenery and Iiife
by Prof. Willard Frisk, author of Cornell
University, who is throughly f'amilar with
Sweden and its people from pcrsonaiobserva
tlon; . A series of popular papers on :
rt and iln IVTattcrs,
by Edward Strahan (Earl Shinn), author of
"Ihe New Hyperion," etc.
1. Illustrated Sketches of Travel, e n title
Pictures from Spain,
by Edward King, author of the "GreatSoath"
ctC. - : " ; '
5. Airs. Lucy IL Hooptu's 'Interesting and
I'itiuaiit " " ' i '
Papers and betters from Paris
Will be continued through the year.
'' .
T,hc Ecautics of the Rhine
will be described in a richly illustrated series
of papers. :
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of handsomely illustrated short articles, de
scriptive of Life, Travel, and Adventure in
tho United States, England, South America,
Japan, Mongolia, and other countries.
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- -
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