THIS VAVLK
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cepted by - .
JOSH- T; j AMES,
IVOi: Xl I'KOl'KIETOK.
c,V.CR!irri.ITAa5PAItt:
00- iSix months, $2 60; Th
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... i ".it One month, 50 cents-
-vapcr will bedcliTccd by carriers,
char; in anr part of 'the city, at the,
,;rerateorl3ccnt3pcrw.cck.
. !nrrtiiii.? rates low and libera!.
.-Subicribc" will please report any and
,vllura) f receive ihelr rarcrrregoiTiT,
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The Mails.
u U ' ani arrive at the City
I, f, IK'll
"l!,r". : an.t way mails. .6:15 AM
mails -
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1:00 r M
Siu,il.'.K. W.) dally
and 'offices xn Cape - '
. niints along Hue of Cue- . v
':: i i:kitr. k. w. uiiiy. , .
, i-,in(.s Intuitu llwreiice , ,
" '. .,1. .,,:,iis. hv stearaxat,; - c
Vi,v 7 Jim. Town Creek .
' .Aorv Friday at - - - - -
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...... il.riHI-'ll IllililS
v "'. i!,r.. tliriili and way mail, .'ft .10 P M
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6.00 A M
12:11 P M
7aw A JM
ll ii-ni-n - - A f
m IKt-n-t from : A. M. to 7:0U P
u .l ii M.n.laj.s from 8:30 to :30 A. M.
,:M,,i'ii'-.n from-8 A. M. to KM.,
i from " to ii P. M. Money order and
i'-isi r ivia'rimcnts ocn Kttiiioas stamp
Yesterday's Excursion ami pic7'U-.
' Wo 'are.. glad"' to learn tbat the family
The fczvfihe soda iounUin is heard in excursion given veslerdav to GjI. Mcll-
the land, and the tender thereof watcheth' hennj f?) plantation, for the benefit 'of the
the left eje of lus customer. .rUji. ' Pairs Lutheran :RunI.iy ;Schol,. was
m very ' way a pleasant and enjoyable
affair; and that the ii nancial .success 'was
satisfactory. The following will explain
itself:
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' I.'' ' ls f,,r sali.. it general delivery wheii
i .umj
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MaiNc 1! jctod from hlrcet boxes every day
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LOCAL NEWS.
ew Advertisements.
j.ttKT-Tlic Ivut liny 6 of Pompeii..
Cn.f.., C'hm'n IJyard Audit and"
ut f-N"ticv. . ' i
ir.;.BiHMNN--Ju-;t KecciveJ,Stonc Ware
-ii.&wm-.No 0M (loo Is to Woik Oft',
yc al. ''City "f Wilmington Scaled
tirt"" - " 7 : '
UlVUi.li are J'Piiinin to find their
iv to inaikct..
'liav'.s.cli.iii it wheel.-' make their; road
bitutnns srM in maihtt yesterday at
! 'cuts a in,ut.
.Vur kill i Hy, w tii a ilult wJien a
.it In r will do a.s well.
t Mi. Ii..l'llircad gloves vosthg aUinuch
h J . .UC HOW Wvl'll . j
K'.iiiil.vs'tii year arc very beautiful,
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nail III': II I! IV.UJ JUJ ,1 feu H . .
It.i a 'I'.i'.t that .Spring chickens the
hen .ill in this, market at 25
misfortunes to
e over what you
k ' vl jurtri
k :
fuwi" relate vuur
i';nr, ainl li'jvtf gtiev
i 't pi veutj '
!e yu'tiii; ladies) from this city attend-
!;;- ii".'l at ,St. Mary'ji.ljaleih, returned
' yuttnl.iy. ' j
J'l'-' tiienii'imctcr registered, 0U in tlic
4 t -hy at Mews. T: V. lhowu &
t -vcrly storcj on Market street.
A i.lcribef writes us that .since his
' .'iters iiave '.discarded the old btylc
'(. Ins i'.,j.cr is no longer inarrcats.
stiil good boating water in the
r vtr anA tuc'itcamfrs Aom i.'aypUcville
:"r.'vck-Tcnon' 'byl latcr than Wdhigh't.
A gentleman of tntch experience is
bhortly to ercc t and put in opera lion
WnNkey;. istilfcry at Grccnfiefd millponja
neat this city
1 1 ' - - i. I kw. v, c.. . -v' : ? '
vmy bix circuses wm iase ine roau tins. 15ruxswick Hi vi:u, ,) uno J
summer,, and the small boy who isn;t At a", meeting of the passenirci liel.l
very jrood will run a chance of bein? left oti board of the steamer, Mr. A. Adrian
. ' i .i ' ' , .: t r , i ii. t . .x . - . ... .. ..
ntifxirf iUn . .. ' was caned to tlic ciiair and ay-. 11. Uer
' ' ' ' i I 1 ; a 3 j ' . . ii. a
,r , pn reriuesieu io act as necreiarv
Tl u W.irtr r-.rWtUtiMr t. f.. 'K'JJ v W moliou a committee of hvc -was an
maH.'C it IIva CitUkAwn :AM Aa I . 1
..v,.o cc wuluC,u jwinuu ,o thc thanks of the meeting to Cant. 1
llie city is being pushed forth vigorously Paddison and Col. T. C. Mcilhcnnv.
by the energetic managers, Messrs. Steam The chair - appointed the following as
&: Perk inn . ." tbe committee : Jiev. 1. V. Cook, John
riaar, Jr., 11. 1. iiiers, A. D. Drown and
Very III. W. 11, Gerken, who submitted thc fol
We rc-ict to learn, that Mr. Horace lowing preamble and resolutions :
I lit., rni i . . .i
A - P.lirr ami A.llYk T-'mr.;- V.M arn K .nrr V HbKI'.ASs, 1 UC pleasure ana SUCCCSS Ot
"... . Al . . I the excunson, under the -auspices of the
VfTV 111 fir tlili rruruvlinn mttimiMd ml. . ... 1
this city. Wc hope the street, relets of cliurch, has been greatly promoted by the
their condition are very much cxagerated. kinduess ot-Lapt. l'addison of the steamer
i Aorth Last, and Col. Mcllhenny. the ro
ine inerinomeier. , nrietorof the excursion "rounds : therefore.
rrom mo unucu ocatcs signal umce at j be it
this place we obtain the. following report I Jlcs6lccd, Thct our jsiuccrc Ihauk are due
of fbn. tliormnmrtnr u t.trr, au-i are nereoy tendered to the above
. . l " n 'i i Helmed gentlemen
in- .oiu eiwii. . I ijij nii. r .1 . ii
I Jiwwvtu, xoiiLuoopv oi ini.i preamoie
ivugusia, o; nanesiou, e'; torsicaua and resoIutionT)e furnished Thc Jlormno
76 ; Galveston, 82; Indianola, S5; Jack- I S&w andEv'ENixu lit view with a request
sonville. 84: Kev West. 80 . Mnbilff. sn uiac ine same uc publisiied.
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V. II. Gkiuven, Secretary.
Ladies Benevolent Society
Most cheerfully do we give place to the
following appeal from the President ol the
Ladies Benevolent Societv with the hnrin.
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tliat the term of the present MJoard of that the hearts of some among us may be
County Commissioners would expire next touched and the aid so urgently needed be
August, as they will hold until December promptly rendered :
of next year. In August, 1878, a new Most reluctantly, the President of the
Board ofCcmmissioners will be chosen bv Ladies Benevolent Society feels constrained
tlic Justices of the Peace in the county bu't to P"?' l'-C ,con1biaicrut.iou f
the new Board will . not 1w qualified' until interest to all who desire to' promote the
trie nrst Monday in ieccmber at which 1 comfort and well-bcins of society around
lime the Sheriff and-other countv offiVra us tho care of the sick those who arc
url,n him lri U l reuuceu ia uucuiiibuiueuji uv want oi em
.-ir i . . i ... Jploymcnt, and canpot even by food. Many
... ..! 'vUuuj ui ""b"0"1) v, "in nt these are dailv miprro,i
.... . . . - . . 1. ... 1 ! ulWllllll,'
also lillllll' . In olwhnu trr mnmlviM t I hn-rrl pnirwi. . 1 ll
the Legislature will also be held in Au. 1fulta? ei mci a" t ii nr limitr
Uti ..wl.wc rnnln nas i with our limited
4 . I 4W U.V. v " " i
gust oi next year. mrans. Last vcar our futids being nearly
. . ' . . ' n r .i expended, wc found it 'necessary, to desist
liininiciiiiii thn Datli nr Ofnrff ill r-'P ' .. . u .
V..,....DA... - f "rlisnnns her mef iciucs. and reserve
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This was made
Montgomery, 80 f Xew Orleans, 78;
Norfolk, 77 ; Puuta Kassa 83 ; Savjinnab,
85; St. Marks, 79 ; Wilmington, 78. I
Correcting an Error.
Wo were ib error yesterday in stating
is increasing so
i UI
l-ncc't.C whiskev
)' tu.it. only the rich aud proud
' f l (Lic' any bread iu' the
l'rjpoJ!!- a wi.low the nues-
'' h ;ilcr her first husband ii ' dead or
!'uiK'uKr in-
put - asj delicately as
r"!;!,l!' is a corner -'stone-iu char-
''iJ if if i:.mi.7i.ii,l'iii
;::Mrc will tc.a wcafcT spot in the
ms of dress skirts arc cut in
'' " I1 plisc uqderneath, either thc
. 'it a ,i . . .. . .
pn lie color of the bows and
v ' y
.:;v T atil loay uay unusu
! 'lr-v '"''f 'Ms s'ection wlicrc generous
jv,UvC a habit of playing all day,
r'i;Jit tx, during the summer
iti?a n,,,u Sct tho dowu hill
. nfuHuiie about thc only consol-I.--
-fl!n sccniVto' be" to . kick auy
ft
4
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a !;' f .
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ahtniu"'
n i mi.. 11......1. .
ff'to tlut effect) pretty
u lo hibt night, and a pleasant
tj, ,f r?in followed,' although there
If
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Vo Shall Have It.
,Mum r steeper does not
IV'i- f, 1 Dot Set Doowrr's Yeast
Kr'Uv ou; 20c. for quarter
iu ..!' for h:l f r, 1 T?;
V"'iHd n. ' 'vuliU u ouc. ior
r V v- U.rect t0 COOLLY &
Ur'ii.i ork' anJ you wiU receive
I vi '"ia every
the CitT Hall. -llm nmnnnt left for food
At 10 o'clock this morning Mayor known through the pres, the supply of
. i.iis.s.. .1.. medicines being left for the cuiiuty. Alter
uawwn ... - "T a while we vere informed the county
Room' and directed Capt. Brock, Cniel ol cfficcrs WOuld do this, only requesting (for
T'olire to rail the roll of the newlv elect- -wW mnson wc know not) that the
ed officers 'and privates of the police force. President's signature should endorse each
-. 1.1 aLtl' rrcscrii)tion. This was not refused is
uapt. uowan, wVu .u,,: :b ,. mucd 1 To.dav Wc.arc: told that
Savage, Forest, 'lay lor and od privates fac contv noxv contracts (fur good reasons)
answered to their names, wncrcuppn oniv for thd amount 01 bli per mntn 111
the City Clerk read the oath of office, drugs, and the Society is supposed to be
.-'i - 41 Atk rnhniblfi for the rest. There n:ustbc
alter wnicn tue jviayor rcau -iu w ... . -. .! . iirn,(ii,nl f.,'av
- , T , ... .1 medicine m sickness. Already the county
which all assented by holding up. their t ct for the cmreut month is ; tilled
right hands. The whole force, commeu- anj the question comes: "Will the Society
Rnfr with ihc officers, then subscribed to supply ihe. balance f Several are in criti-
the oath over their own signatures on the cat conditioned penniless; to. stop tins
7, . : . ., aid without warning were cruel. V 0 take
rep.qr4 tek q e city, , the re8ponsibility'to the close of the pre-
Ilis Honor then addressed" the police as gcnt -wcck. perhaps of the month hoping
follows : He told them that they would to gain thc attention of thc physicians and
be held to a strict accountability for the those in thc community who can aid us in
" ' " "k w ' I i .All A7l-1V 4 hA lflL'
,. . ... 1 u-,. 1 devisins some piaii 101 icucyiui:
performance of their duties, and they ?SJ Lh.t T-f sufficient mean
would be required to obey the orders-of are placed in onr hands, vrc will cheerfully
ILieil SU'Cllur-VlHVV.10 m nirj 2'"" 1 UO OUl pa-W 4 -(!'- "o
and he took occasion to warn themy if
tncy were urougu, iu . - .ut y wc sor0wfully confess that the amount
neglect, of duty, he would act towqrds offun ,now in hand will not justify the
them without fear or favor, and if the oc- proiniso'cf further aid than has been given
casiou required
susiend them
if. would unhcsitatinclv FJr some months past, chiefly cum meal
-om dutv ' trusting to the and au occasional piece of fresh beef for a
on? dtiiy, imsun0 iu tue . , f
Loaru vi .viueruiuu w.awiu " teji Sugar for invalido and aged, peo-
action, which he believed they would ao. pic and for the sick ricej cracKers, egg:
Tl,. Al .vor instmrtpd tho rolice in re- and sometimes a stimulant prescribed b
gard to their duty towards drunken men, the doctors. Four
0 , , ,t !-. r end of our year, and thoJunda are barely
and admonished them about a too free use Kllffi - nt t ld tb: vrienda of humanity 1
of the club. His Honor spoke very sen- huua- fnr ns and lend "us a helping hand.
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sibly upon the subject and we hope and
believe that bis instructions will be) car
ried outy and that nonsuch disgraceful
si-vuv .iwww " . . O- I . , .11 .- c
. . I ir pnri"ed. on me second imccr ; ii u;ar-
streeis i. ? : . v
I . lyove's Telephone.
If a gentleman wants; a wife, he. wc.aro
a riDg on the first finger of his left hand ;
will ever again be enacted on our
by officers of the law clubbing a poor
drunkeu wretch, as some of the- former
police force did the poor while soldier
from Sraithville.
ried oh" the third ; and on the; . fourth if
he never intends to be married. If a lady-
is not engaged, she wears a ring on her
first finger ; if engaged', on the second ; if
fil 1 . I 1 11311 I1CU m JLA UI1U kUM v w
' ii u ii- ti a xtA if she intends to die an old maid, lhus
siiecially by His Honor in regard to the . , . ,-
too frequent robberies committed jtbis 7 a lew & f V oi love
citv. and he charged them all that whin, isx pressed, and thc most dilhcult man
2jt ' fij I can make ins sentiments known,
ever a case of this kind occurred be ntmld I t4
hold the officer of tbat beat'ujpon whKh The Re?iew for the Summer.
the robbery was comraited tq a rigid ac- Persons Leaving the city for the vari
countability. ($ ous watering places, country reoidences or
' The new police force have already en resorts, or those going abroad, can have
tcred upon their duties; Tcnr have Jb?en the Daily IIeview mailed to any addess
assignol to th.e day force atidjtwentyflVe by ordering the same at this!-office, at 15
will he reserved for the nighlCforc The cents for one week, 25 cents for two
new janitors and messenger gy infoiffice weeks, 40 eta i for three weeks, 50 cents for
to-day also, and the whole wfil drawthfir one month, $1.50 for three months, $9,
pay from to-day; nt least oJ saiiPTIiai I for fxi month-Sj payable in advance at tins
Honor, thc Mayor. , L7 office.
yriiVxl States postage prepaid.
Board or Aldermen,
An adjourned meeting of the Board o
Aldermen Was held yesterday afternoon
present, His Honor, the Mayor, and Al
dermen Myers, Flanner, Bowdep, yon
Glahn, Tollers, Foster, Lotvery, King and
Hill.
The Special Committee, consisting of
Aldermen Foster, Flanner and Tollers.
appointed at the last meeting, to take
into consideration what measures, if any,
arc necessary to carry out thc requirements
of section 10 of tho . act to establish a
Board of Audit and Finance for the city
of Wiligton reported to the effect that
the jBoard of Aldermen was ready to re
ceive sealed proposals for lighting and
keeping in order the city lamps, furnish
ing material, &cv for improving streets,
alleys, &c, for the necessary printing for
the city ; advertising; furnishing bricks
lumber; &c.;bids for the same to be handed
in to the. Mayor on or before June SOth,
.1877. . .
The Board then went into an election
for five Commissioners of Navigation and
Pilotage, with the following result:
1 Jas. II. Chadbourn, James Sprunt, i.
Mcllae, II. B. Eilers, D. Gi Worth.
The Board then proceeded with the
election of Chief of the Fire Department.
Col. Koger Moore Avas chosen on the
first ballot, the vote standing as follows:
Iloger Moore 9, W. F Lcssman 1.
The Board then balloted for Assistant
of Fire Department, with the following
result : .
Owen Dove G, W. F. Lcssmau 2, It." A.
Beery 2.
Owen Dove, colored, was declared duly
elected.
The Standing committees were next an
nounced by thc the Mayor as follows : :
On Finance Aldermen VbnGIahn and
Foster.
On Police Aldermen Toilers and Bow-
dei'i.
Oii Streets aud Wharves Aldermen
Foster and Tollers.
On Public Buildings Aldermen Myers
an&Aiyie jLfeparimeut Aldermen Bow
den and Lowrcy. i
Changes of Style and Material.
Jeunie June, in her letter describing
the fashions f.r the month of June, has
the following:
What woman does not remember, with
something like afiection her pretty sum
mer 'muslins," which were so becoming, so
convenient, and so easily replaced, because
inexpensive and not difficult to make up?
Why cannot we have them now, and the
cool linen lawns, the most delightful in
hot weather, because they aro cool, wash
beautifully and leave no stain ? Because
thc styles are no longer loose and flowing,
but closely outlined to thc form, and only
such thin fabrics can be used as do not
require washing, .such as grenadines,
gauzes, bcrage, silk aud woolen tissues,
which may be wrinkled up and draped
PLEASE NOTICE.
We will by to rejTifRieM
from our friendTon ttynanTOjScti ef
general uterest bat : ,
j-; :.o(. .: f tKtA, - .x .u
furnished to the Editor, 11 M j 7
Communicatioss'inttJtbi written" oaly ca
one aide of the piper." f
' f - i -I tty. m -
I ersonalities must be aroided.
Andit is especially and partietiarly uhde?
stood that xe editor" does not always tadortv
the views of correspondent, vales, so stated
in the editorial columns.--1
New Advertisemonta.
City of Wilmington.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
TlIE liOAUD OF ALDERMEN OF TUE
City of Wilmington, N, C, are ready to re
ceive SEALED PROPOSALS to do thc fol
l: winj work Trom July 1st, .1877,' to April
1st, lt7e, to wit : . "
The Lighting, Repairing- and Keeping in
i eneci uraer oi tne Public Lamps, aad Far
mshin of all ilaterialsfor suchBepairr, and
Kerosene Oil and Wicks for the OU Lamps.
Proposals are inn'ted, per cart, for fur.
up on a close femodalioo, or uitbia tho WSSSSS .d"&'
limits oi a well defined form, and remain carts and harness in good order; the carta -
ia position, subject to no. excise of tLo X,f?.
tender mercy of the laundress. It is aeys, sidewalks, Ac., of thui city. ! The city
necessary, therefore if washing mitori-d 1? k 8 r r,?nt to,Incrfase or reduc tbe
j, niv-iiwic, n auiu4 maicriais number of cart rmnWnd n ih. jm r
arc used at all, that they should be dark : an7 onth. .
that is why we have navy blue and seal For doin ail Println? renuired br thr r.t
brown, aud invisible trrecn linens .,,! Pcr Thousand euis. j.
, i
cambrics. This necessity makes summer i or advertising per Square. -f"
dresses very expensive, more costly indeed
than woolen ones. wlmrMs tbrvis.l in
be cheaper, so that the changes so neces
sary in summer, could be afforded. , This
fashionable necessity has virtually shut
out bercge, balzorine, thin goats' hair, or
"leho eloth, and all that class of semi
For Brick, Uard and Soft, per thousand.
Lumber, per thousand feet.
Naild, per hundred. . . ,
Lime and Cement, per barrel. . 7-
All to bs furnished in quantities as desired.
On Lights Aldermen Lowrey and
King..- '
On Market and Fees Aldermen Ton
Giahn and Hill. - .
On Ordinances Aldermen Flanner and
Myers. .
On Sanikuy Ilegulations Aldermen
Flanner and King. .
On motion of Alderman Hill, the elec
tion of City Attorney was fixed for the
mecting'on thc first Monday in July.
On motion of Alderman Foster, the elec
tion of City Physician or Superintendent
of Health was fixed for thc same date.
The Board then; adjourned. .
A N ut for .Legal Lights to Crack.
A stranger in thc city calls on a well
Unovrn fiiin and borrowsa small amount
f r a few hours, leaving his watch as
collateral to secure the loan. In his ab
sence one of the. firm holding the
watch lets it back three-quarters of an
hour. In due time thc borrower retuns,
repays the money, takes hfs watch and
hurries away to? cateh the train upon
which he is to leave thc city; but. finding,
as he thinks, that he has abundance of
time, he stops on the way, and on arrving
at the depot thc train is gone, and he has
to remain over twenty-four hours. He
now dcw,aud of the firm who held his
watch that they pay his expenses while
delayed. lucry; Has he a remedy? If
so, what, and against whom it is the
firm or individual member wlioderaoged
his j watch? . important complications
might arise under Ituch circumstances.
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Bisinff in Life. 7
Tiu'se ierscns, who have attained to
eminence Jn any vocation of life have fol
lowed a uniform, course that of earnest
work and uuwedried application. 7 None
arc truly happy ihut those who are busy;
for the only. reft happiness lies in useful
work of some kind, either of thc handc-r
head, so long as over exertion of cither is
avoided. It should be the aim of every
one to be employed. If all men and
women jpreie kept at some useful employ
ment there would be less, ( sorrow and
wickedness in theworld; and if so-called
"reformers" would spend their time in ef
forts to make people ore industrious,
they would have no leisure to conceive
and agitate those vexatious questions and
impracticable tlicories which arc consUntly
causing trouble and confusikn w-ithout
any actual benefit Io tbe human race.
Ha who sows courtesy reaps friend
ship, and he who plants kinlness gathers
lovet
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transparent fabrics which "ho'w through:'. ifff'Sf.i? J0'
- v.. "ui ui auuii auaxinance
Committee.
i
as thc phraso goes, and therefore cannot for the City of Wilmisgon.
Uliu,r vvcscux conditions All Bids to be hgndeld into Uis Honor,
without a lining, which makes them too IaJorJohn Dawbon, on orbefore JUKE
warm and too expensive. V M lm' ;-.t." w
-ihe prejudice in favor of dark suits for . - H. G. FLAN5EB,
church and street wear "inW wi- . if. v ULiiitfta,
...... .wunvi. buv uiativ
grenadine costume of thc utmost import
ance. -..In summer, it takes the place of
i i .... ; x i
uiacK silk, and is useful on an iuliuitc va- The above Report was adopted by the
riety of occasions and in an infinite variety 1aa mZ?F? Jane
nf u,vc if : , .. lh 15,7, and ordered to be published.
v.. ...v. iU xo JVCU worin II1C wnue ol
the ladies who can afford them to have
one, and have it made handsomely, for it
fills the place of severalother d .epkkps nn.i
. . . T. C. SERVOSS,
n r Tt-n 1 City C1frk and Treasurer;
City of liming ton, June 13th, 1877.
junc. 20 i '
On ice of Board of Audit and Finance,)
. city or Wilmington, June 18i7. j
. Quarterly flietings.
Third rotind of appointments as made
by IteV. AVilliam S. Black, Presiding r TEREAFTER ALL BILLS against the
Vl.ln- f.. fl U'llnnnlAnlllcfMnl I -
' ' Citv must be rendered to tho Clerk of thii
odist L. Church, South. Board who will be found in office at City'
w:i.:-..- u:r.u t r. m Hall formerly occupied by the Marshal.iic-
"""--Vp1" V V V 7,; ' tween the houra of 10 and 1 o'clock, each
Magnolia, at Carlton Chaperl, Junc 10, l.- morning. . c -
Waccamaw Mis., Fine Log,.. June 10, 17 Untilfurther notice the regular meetinrof
Bladen, at Center. ..June 23. 21 Board of Audit and Finance, will be held in
Whiteville, Fair Bluff, June U0 & July 1st saidu office on the First and Third Mondays of
Onslow,atCum Branch. .. .July 7, b I . "XJUW. tt " NORWOOD GILES
Kenansvillc, atLichlands...'. .July 14, 1G Chairman Board Audit and Finance?.'
Elizabeth, at Bladen Springs, July VJ, 20 June 20
Smithville, at Smith ville July 28, 20 -
Cokcsbury and Coharic Mis
sion at Black s Chapel Aug
L 5
rriirifnr Tfnnowpll nr 11 1 '
Wilmington at Front Street... Aug 1, 10
Topsail at Kocky I'oint, ( Dis
trict Conference) ........ Aug 2:, 20
Sensible Advice.
You ate a'slcd every day through the
columns of newspapers andby "your drug
gist to use something for Dyspepsia . and
Liver complaint that you know iiothing
about; you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Xow to
give you satisfactory proof that Gkkkn's
August Flowi; will cure you of Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint with all its
effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Habitual Costiveucss, Palpitation of
the TIcart; (Heart-burn, Water brash,
coming up of food after eating, low spirits,
&c, wc ask you to go 'to your Druggist
and get a Sample Bottle of Green's Au
gust Flower for 10 cents and try it, or
a Regular Size for 75 cents; two doses
will relieve you.
Q
New Advertisements.
Stone Ware.
UART JtJGS, IS LOTS TO SUIT.
For sale low at
W. J. BUHMANN'S,
Lippitt'a Row,
june 20 South Front Streft
h-f-, f t ' ' ' '
i 1 '
JUST RECEIVED, A SAMPLE LOT OF
E. &, if. TOLLMAN'S 'VINEGARS' 'as
White Wine, Pickling and Cidtr Vinegar.
A Lo, samples of . t .;
' CZXOZC23 CJLAZLZ3T8.
It pays to give me a call before porcha-
;nffLl,. TV I TilTIIlfAVV
Lippitt'a Row, South Front st-
june 20
No Old Goods to Work Off.
Enw.nniM.
DO NOT SUFF0CATS WITH HEAT
when you can buy alpaca or linen coats
so cheap.
, Great indaccmenti in White VcU, White
and Brown Linen Coats and Pants.'
Call aad see onr Nainsook Undershirts, the
most comfortable garment made," to wear la
. A. DAVID. -
jtinezu
Notice. ;
rjllit: LISTING OK TAXES FOR sfaaon-
boro ami Harnett townships ti ill continue
' . ,fvi ' : :
at thc oflicc of W. W. llarriJe, J. P., next
East of the Court House, until the limits-
tion of time fixed by law. . ,
JOHN' G. WAONER,
Tax Licter lor Masonboro townthip
A. R; BLACK,
ju'ne 19) Tax Lister for Harnett township.
Spectacles and Glasses.
rjlHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER
offered in this city at prices ranging from 251
cents to $10. . , VV, , f
Call and examine for yourselres. ' .
juneia J. H, ALLEy.
The Last Days of Fompoii.
I Y SIR EDWARD LYTTON BULWER.
TEN CENTS. At
june 13
S. JEWETTd.
Tnirl T
'I' 1
For Rent. , , .
FROM THE FIRST DAY OF
OCTOBER NEXT, that raluabls
property known as the . ; ,
"PTJECELL HOUSE."
This HOTEL, with, its great adraaUger,
SO WELL KNOWN TO THE PUBLIC,
TUlha rented upon exceedingly favorable '
terms. Applrto ' : ; H-
. " ": ...-t.J.
;jniia WRIGHT A 8TEDHANV,
27 Market St O
JS INVOICE OF CLOCKS of entirely
new detifos has just ben received and are
being sold at extremely low figures ; also a
fiae assortment of LADIES WATCHES,
SEAL and PLAIN GOLD RINGS aad
LADIES' and GENTLEHEN'S CHAINS.
"T Work left with me will bo neit'j exe
cuted. All I ask of the Puhiio is to giro m
trial. ; . . Jf. J. IL ALLEN.
feb27 ' Watchmaker aad Jeweller-
CUESCIRDS to Tnn
DAILY' RE VICTT
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