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7 : : - -T till- 'fprnoon. xer4"'"' .... by 1 , i VM PS, I . v .051 .Till Sands j ex- . T. r if J KOFBIETOK. iijACJE PAID Three .lPTlu:::oth5.t$2 50 ; Hclirered by carriers, I' 1 JLL& I s iiU per wees. Lncri and liberal , L.. i ,nrnnrtDVlDU ill picaat VOL. 2. W''Lire Ibcir Pper. regolarlj. The Mail- .L.iUrriW at ih'd City J a j , ' ... - i:ry V M - : t . .Dr. Satchwell's Address. ; A really appreciative audience assem bled last night in tbo Library Boom to bear Dr. Satchwcll read bis paper before the Historical aud Scientific Society on the influences of climate, tfhe lecture was a Decision in the Ileaton Quo War ranto Case It will be remembered that at the-Spring term of theSupcripr Court for this county, Judge Seymour presiding, the case of the State on the relation of the Attorney. Gen " il 1 t ' i- " " . .. - : WILMINGTON, N.'C., TiJESDAY, JULY 3, 1877. NO. 140. luWai111110: ' 5:0.) r M very fine one, carefully prepared and was ral James Ileaton. Quo Warraieto) h icn. W.) dajiy 5:00 p M listened to with marked attention during was decided atfversely tu the pluintiff; its entire delivery. V c propose to puo- whereupon an1 apcil -as taken to the lish a synopsis of it in our next issue, Supreme Court. -Tho following .-decision f$yL aQ - - I); P M list kr -f --'n;3ff X3i wh il W. daily. HtVniJl'-'L.n,t Florence ff"n,l jntermeuiaiu u 6:00 A 31 11:30 A M 6:00 A M W Crock, . t,f t-it-v ARf-n Ev ' 1215 p M ich-will be on Thursday afternoon. Iarty to the Lake. in the caserendered by that tribunal yes- terday, speaks for itself. ' i . 1 North Carolina, ) Juuc 'lcnn, lb77. furj..iic liv stoa t sm 6:00 A M A very pleasant party to Lake AVacca miw vas given last evening by aladyofthis I Supreme Court. 00 New Ihuiovcr S ' . . . I ail n ,.i a city. There were some fifty or sixty per- ueuwai L sons prcseut,just enough to fill.ia coach James jieaton. J ' comfortably, with a-Jband of music, and By Bykum, J,.;: such refreshment as were suitable for. the This action is brought under the follow The rartvxleft here about 71 ins clauses of section GG0 oi the UkIc pi season ' ru oi,f CiTil 1 Procedure : "An action may be . , -A.-.. , . , brought by the Attorney General in. the daylight this morning, having cxtratced MJof people of tbis Statc upon his all of the pleasure possible from the inter- I own information or upon the complaint of mediate nonrs by strolling an tne uoraers auyprivatc party, againbt inu Pill.uV0 .r1: ;ncraVUelivery.whenl.oflhcmon4itlakc'and dancing in the lending in the lo lowing cases : - r- Z) wnen any puuiiuvuniLui, Livu miu tary, shall have done or suffered an act which, by the provision of the law, shall make a forfeiture of his office." The Defendant is the Clerk of the Supe rior Court of New Hanover county, and the. particular duty, for.thc nori-perlorm Vtra S i! A. M.to 7:0.) P ''Sble at all hours, day and pavilion 4n its banks or in the new and kHlfrtmi .street ixxcs every, day elegant dining room of Mrs. Brothers' hos- t' ' : ' mtable house. LOCAL NEWS. Sew AdTertiseirents Tl .. I.iinilil fntto. i-ti.tr l"1- u"vav-' ." i:rts ft - lades' .v-'-rr an-1. the rVrtilmiWlou Light Infantry, under -Carolina Yacht Club. dresses., are waists shorter. 1 Pn.f Coney, paraded yes- The Tlieruiometer. From the Unitod States Signal Office at this place we obiinthc followihg report ance 0f which this action is. brought, is of the thermouleter. as taken this morn- enjoined in the Acts of 1871-'2, chapter in- at 7:31 o'clock .- lab, sections i uuu cnaTJteri'JU. sections loauuxv , xuuuna. "15. The Clerks of the Superior Courts of .. . r" this State shalL open 'their oinces every Monday frdb 0 a. m. to Jt p. m for the transaction of probate business, and. each succeeding day, till such matter is disposed of. 1G. Any Clerk of the Superior. Court Augusta, 78; Cairo, 81, Charleston, 85 ; Cincinnati, 80; Corsicana, 75;, Galveston, 83 ; Vlndianola, 83 ;. Jacksonville, 8G ; Key West, 77; Knoxville, 78; Lynch burg, ' 84; 'Memphis, 83; Mobile, ''.82; i jl. I Moiusomcrv. m ; ivasuvme, - o . i fa; nfy to comrj v witntneiascsecLion iuu- , i I w " ' i I O - x. i .. , , -i r,f liniiilt's ice cre;im and. sanawitu Q , g2 -w. York, G3; Norfolk,' 80; less such failure is caused uy icKucbb; 1 prove a great -convenience on v n ,tofiicc will be closed to-morrow, , urth, horn O n. m. W. 0:oU will (Jooc iw -usual; ' ' -, . , rittsburgh, 69; Puulja llassa, 82 ; Savan nah, 89 ; Shreveportj 80; St. Louis, 7.3; St. Marks, 83 ; .Vicksburg, 86; Washing- ton, 72; Wilmington 8-1. will l ;hu neglects to raise' the fallen r !cot, vicr he lh, no one etiknuUiUkiwl to hit him up: shall forfeit his office. i The complaint charges, that on the 12th dav of march. 18771 belns Monday, the defendant did fdil to keep open his said office durins: the prescribed hours for. the ransar.f.inn of nrobato business, and that the failure was not caused; by sickness Thnrn is another count in the com- We predict the largest qrou'tl on ine t;--nni n- tLtt has assembled there I'fC (lit. iWII. Jjli uiar iiviov tuav y-i lc likal i.. engaged. At 12 o'clock tu-day Ihe thennomettr akclOO in the shade .1 which is several kccskss than it has been,, and yet it ma lo as that it Ma;; been the hottest iv of the season. , ( ; :. . . Tj 'give our pahiotism a chance to vent !ijill suspend publication to-mcr- r.f." the Keview hopes to . greet ns I ihQi usual, on Thursday' afternoon. The Middle Route, r The Charlotte Observer .gives us an item 5ntpmt. whnn it savsr The'nostal tjlaintl' allesins the repeated and habitua rommiKsion. which was on a recent visit foilure so to open his, office on Mondays .,. ' , j-.V cA..i. T..o for twelve months or more. to this !and ciner ciues oi iuu ouuiu, uaa p Cjnurt below refused to hear evi- come to a conclusion as to a part of its Ljence Up0n this second count, and order- rrh mail if. fn hft ktricken out. because of its UJlBOlUU. ULUVUUltu uv v.0" I vu v . . froii New York to New Orleans proper will go by way of Richmond, Charlotte and,: Atlanta, the 1'iedmont Air-Line Uoutc. The mails have, until now, been sent by the Kennesay route. This being the shortest route to the South, the time being the fastest and thej sysa-of con nection wellTOaiutaiucd, they have been given to this line.' This information is gathered from a private telegram. Under Protest. AVTn m - i.tr n. that the Navassa- Guano n v iiv v ivv Tacrc will be a banks party to-morrow Company yesterday paid the Sheriff under M.,,t.i....i. .! av -.vi....:!!. nn. I i..4 .;;iorrn ht of ft743 75. which . ----o I L " -i t'.KaiiJcr of the;fKi-vi-vy" will be the plaintiff not offering to comulaint. 'We incline to concur with his honor, but as we ;re with f the: plaintiff on the first cause .ot action set forth, it is unnecessary to decide this nmnf. Vor the same reason .wc ao not decide the objection of the plaintiff that onorwi without veruicaiiou, ai- thonrrh the .comnlaint Avas venheu. ; ".ro- v i , - t- .. i T in dntendant.' r.i ms auswui ,.mu pi T,; !o,urt ohiects. -1, to the forni of the action, and 2, to the jurisdiction of the Court : 1. To the form of the action be came, he gays', bein for a public offence highly penal, it is a ciuumai yua.: which by Art. 1, sec. 12, of the Constitu tion, can only be instituted by indictment, rticpntrnfintr or impeachment; The an- - j. , A . . ... il. .1 nillitl 13 TlYr. iiblejiurisdiction over the business aifairs f society. He has jurisdiction to take proof of deeds; official bonds sind wills ; o grant and revofce letters testamentary nd of administration ; 'ro appoint and ernore guardians of lunatics and infants: to bind out apprentices and cancel the in dentures ; to audit the accounts of execu tes, administrators and ; guardians ; and o exercise jurisdiction in many , other PLEASE-HOTICE. ,m We will be glad tdrecthe) eoaiiau&leaUoBi , frota oar friends oa aar and all tabjects of jrenerallnterest.bttVr '' - U. 't' Th name of tha . writer, aiait always b furnished to the Editor. Communications mustibtwTitten ' oaly oa one lide of the paper." ' . r 9 t I . renonalitics muit be avoided. V Andit ii eroeciallr aid varticalarlr adr etood that fie editor idbes not always tsdoraa the Tiewi of corteipondeati, unleoj ao ftatad in the editorial columm. Board of Ai. derm ex, The Board met on Monday last at 4 o'clock, p. in., in regular session. The minutes of the lasteetiDg were read and approved. The matter in regard to City Physi cian was referred to the next regular meeting. matters prescribed by law. Bat. Rev. cb. I The Mayor stated that the election 00. The office of this important officer is of Clerk and Treasurer was next in a place of constant resort by the citizens I orjer. Xi. c ii ah,. r Before proceedinc with the election Liill u uaua iuc iu tut uwvuaic ui - j . . . . . ... . . w- I i . t tit business requiring the action, and oltenl however, on motion oi-Aiuerman roe tlie speedy and prompt action of that Iter, the salary of Clerk and Treasurer officer. In many counties the Court wa8 fixfta at 1 1:200. and that of Denntv House is distant and not "tfcrj accessible pii.-i- f caa ' A to those bavins official bosiness with tbo J rT: . ' At ' udge of Probate. After KJmgysars ei I appiicauous ior mc omce oi Cleric erience, the frequent remissness of the I and Treasurer, twelve in number, were fficers in their attendance at their offices I then read. became aerious evil and a public detri- Aldermen Foster and Bowden wre ment to an agricultural population and . particularly to those living at a distance, appointed TeUers by the Mayor. who oitcnumes maue iuuy jourucjo w :. u ui ure man uvfc reach the county seat, and failing to fin4 follows: T, C. Servoss 4,. Henry Savage; the clerk, returned home "with their labor o owen FnnPll Jr. 3. No Plpctinn. 1t2SJ W nnblic i inconvenience Second Ballot-T. C. Servoss 4, Hen- and loss, the act in question was passed ry Savagev2, John J. Fowler 1 , A. J. in 1871-72. Howell 1, Owen'Fennell, J', 3. - Ths services of every one who seeks or Xhird Ballot T. C. Servoss 3, O wen List of Letters. The following-is the list jof letters re-, maining unclaimed in the Postoffice, "Wil mington, N; p., Wednesday, July 4tb, to the public manner prescribed by lawj If the public exacts a -strict pertormanco oi tnese au- lies, in ameer xias uo-ngiui;. wmpmu, If is the contract. The many are injured by its breach, while one only can be bene fitted. I The act in question .is not un reasonable in this, that tho penalty of for feiture of office is annexed to the delin quency of the officer, on one particular dfcly of the week only, relieving him from the penalty lor ms negieqi. uurwig.au mc other davc of the week. 1 The reasonable Savage 2. Fourth Ballot T. C. Servoss 1, Hen ry Savage 6, Owen Fennell, Jr., 2, John J. Fowler i . Henry Savage was thereupon de clared duly elected Clerk and Treas urer. Alderman Flariher moved to go into an election for a Deputy Clerk,- where upon the applications were read 'and purpose of thp law is, that there shall be I the first ballot taken, which resulted as at least one known and designated day in f0ijowg. J' the week, when the public I have pro bite business with the Clerk may know they wilt find the proper officer, ai his pbst, attending to his duties, It is unnecessary to discuss whether in reason, and even' in common .humanity, there should not be other exceptions, be sides sickness, which would relieve the de- 1 ... . . ITT ' 1. i John J. Fowler 7, Walker Xcarca 1, W. K. Price 2. ' , John J. Fowler was thereupon de clared duly elected. A resolution to the effect that the duties 'of the City Attorney shall in- A r-Airs f.vealine Allen. ' l , v B A F Beatty, Alex Brown, "Uortoi Blacknell, Henry Bratoo John Buffalo, J G Branch, Jas Barbrey, Owca Bailey, Miss Caroline Bernard, Miss Henrietta Bradham, iliss Sarah Brown, Mrs Dollejr Brown. - 1 . C-Miss ,'M K Cook, Mrs Louisa Coplin, "Sirs C Can'aw. D Richard Docring, Lewis Davht, St. Clair Dcaring, Mrs Davis, Miss Hannah Dudley. S f E Henry Epps, Mrs Thos J Evans. . -H -Wesley llouso, Thos Haliburton, H Hargravc, Toncy Howard," Hamilton : Hargroro. t. ' J Mrs Hannah Johnson. i ", 1 L Mrs Sarah E Lane. M M Mra Hagar4Merrick, Jaho Martin,. MisslKato Murpby, (2) John McDonnall, j Thos1 Miller. ! N Mrs F C Nicholson, MU TpWj Nixon. . ' v . .' ? v P Miss Julia Poisson, Miss Annie K , . Phcreson, ' Mrs Maggie Price, David M Price, Samuel Picket. 1 11 Mrs Susan l'iobinson,MsEU2abcth Katley. -.'' ' ' ' V' S J N Shepard, Miss Sarah A Skip per. '' ' " . - T George Tain, Mrs B H Tyson, Miss Mary Taylor. . ( . : W Miss Anhy Waters, Abram Wilar. - Persons calling for letters in abovo, list will please say "advertised"; if not craim cd iu 30 days will be sent to dead letter . Office, Washington, D. C. j . . E. R. BIHNP. M. Harbor Master's ileort From Capt. B. G. Bates, Harbor Master, welbave the following report of thetarrifal of vessels at this port, &c, for the month of June: Steamers, 8 ; barques, ft; brigs, 12 ; Schooners 12. Total 38. Aggregate ' tonnage, 1 2,70G ; aggregato . forcign' iton nage, 4,837. ' ' ,jV.' ;'-' " ' " The report'of tho pilots, of soundings ' fjndant of. the penalty. We might sug- elude all adyice to his Honor ,the May- Pn Bars and Lips, at low water, is as tol- gest many examples wmcn ougnt io oe0T. and each committee of the Board of Mwa . Bald Head channel....... 10 xeet u uxcoca Western bar .-.........,....11 " !! added to the exception of sickness, and which the Court might accept ;33 .excuses Tailing Mthin the same principle with sJcknes3- as far instance, a fatal contagion, file, sickness and death of wife or child. $lc. But no such question arises, here, for no such excuse is offered. Un tne con Wary, the defendant was voluntarily ab Aldermen; also to the Chairman of the Board' of Audit and Finance of the city ; the- prosecution for and in defence of the city in all courts, and in each and eyerycase j within the jurisdiction of New Hanover county, in which the city Rin.: i.. .i..7 New lnleu....;.."..:...'..i .0 " " Rip 0 'aJ the ladies are requested to bring ?'-acJ baskets." : . Bouid Over. f'7y'ca!, charged with 'JLq larceny iV m tfciollics fr.0m" Jacob Elshbacb, -trisdkforc Justice llarriss this aftcr- aaudUun'd ever to the next term A'ta'irAl Court.! -I W Routei A irrnt. M .J . . - - n .!..hn v m i i r MM vaot nil r mr i enrnr t ii i.iii la. WOU1U li.XTe uccn niv . -r , ',r,i,t :, v. but the c,rtion,thi5 year oDly,ofthc,Btock KrS hi ha. JotfcW y a failure to discharge us unties, nt i n.,; Sfntn r VeasUrer JS5U0 in I ;n v.-Wa to ndictmcnt ana punibuuiei lVO U1UT ifaiv ' Ellin - ,1 Marchar a license tax (be wanted S2,UW for. the same or wmu-i oAaicirHi -a . .. - v!mis-feasancc and non-feasance. .2. lna 01 mem, uuMr x -v- - t. :urisdiction. The delen they discontinued selling three ot their JJud. f rroUAte is a . j Quarterly Meetings. Third round of appointments as mado - sqnt during the office hours of Mpnday, is interested; and the drawing up of all by Rev. William S. Black, Presiding, the 12th of March, in another part of the legal instruments or other bills, ordi- Elder for the Wilmington District, Meth- fy; tESLrf nances, &c, appertaining t6 the city of odist E. Church, South. election. He had no business were, ex- w:, . . TOv., , . . , . T, n , lynsior, at uum urancu. . . .uuiy ir' o Kenansville, atliichlands. . . .July 14, iu . .. - -i. i v,orl I vviuuiuKtuu, wuu;u was auuuueu. arnple time, bothfpre and after his pre- On motion, the election for City At scvibad office hours, in which to cast his torney was "then gone into, the first Darby, 1 ; rite- .iHe did not go to ine pons, .vote bollot reultius as follows : and return to his Office, lie did not in- w n r. p H te5d to return that day, for he procured a evane 7 , . M. .' 4. u -im; TtiwW.f. arirl left di- DuBrtitz Cutlar, 2. rdctions at his office in the Coutt-nouse .Col. W. B. Uevane was thereupon. M:""o y 3n nlace fixed bv law.-whero! he might L0pir d,,W lf ' Topsail at Rocky Point, (Dis- U trict Conference) ....... ......Aug 1:4, so Elizabeth, at Bladen Springs, Ju,ly 19, 20 Smithville, at Smithville. . . . July 28, 29 Cokcshury and Coharie Mis i sion at Black's Chapel... '..Aug 4, 5 Ginton at Hopewell. . . . ......Aug 11, 12 All S-V The defendant' insists thaUa udicial officer, and 1 1 i 1 brands until a decision could be outameu under the Constitution can uc acpnveu ui as to thc Wali'ty of this tax) and, as they !his office only by impeachment. On the tate. machinery and stock on hanuVwhich J-j Y a . f u thc 05. aud the Clerks; oi the place fixed, by law, where; ne mignt declared duly elected. Pf f. sent tor Dy tnose naving pro- Alderman Fo8ter offerej thc follow. bate business with him. ., ! i . .. , . u L- ja,aj I So he might have gone hunting or fish- ig resolutions,, which were adopted in - leaving behind similar directions.! Resolve. That every office, office- Tho excuse he offered is wnolly ihad- ,holder, appointee, contractor for work irJissible, and is a plain breach both of .the or material furnished, or to be furnish- letter and spirit of the law. The deputy ed, to or for he City of Wilmington, .4 the defendant, who himself did not snail noiu saia omce, or iurnisu uiaieu- tep thc officQ open dux in I 1 Utt. fnrtTfprU' nf this CltV. yUAA 1? U A.nnt will probably amount tol,50Q more, we 1 clerkg;cH v ? T.Li . '-f J a . " . ' . 0 I An. nM. JdciTnn fliem for protcstmj. Our other ways. 3 doubtlcs; endeavored to tolook not , ;;aa ?lc tojearn been commis- iaie f4. -TW, statute law, 1 encourage nome mauuiauiw TheReriew for the summer Persons Leaving tho city for theTari ous watering places, country residences or resorts, or those going abroad, can havo the Daily Review mailed to any adde&S ; that day, as I al or perform such labor, only at such I by ordering the same at this office, at 15 week, 25 cents for two for three weeks, GO cents for ". V 'T"iVl ;-n rnt nnintments to office, or contracts made, one monin, ?iiuriaiw v tU d$ Soffice ine ourt llouse, shall continue longer than our term of for six months,payable in advance at tbis tAc place assigned by law and used by turn omse as lucrmcu. , , J i.t f PmWi. - T i ' I Tho committee on: Streets and It is insisted upon in behalf of the de- .Wharves reported in reference to the ne i-eopic yuijrswu p escribed by law, was not competent to times as it meeK tne Pleasure 01 111s ccnts far one; d .charge the duties of the Oefendanft as Honor tneiayor,-ana .nis ioaru. . TliPrnlv. So that; the defendant 2?tf it further resolved t. That no ap- . ' 4 rt a5cut ou the AYil. Col. & e-u- ii,, ami A. 1 1 will enter upon his duties from S this i place to ?, the Annual Picnic. auai picnic1 at.Stanback Ferry employment of foreign capital here x t !,.. K- .loirnrl rKtllfc SCemS lnvesillicui, uuu wii, ajbsio.--- , P ;1 rn to have fallen far short o aocompnsumeuu chapter 5, tne 10111 c, XVVdl - . I . i'K rprV 111 iiaio u- for : 1st. Cor- At au Section hold by the newly elect- 1. the Superior Courts, may be iu removed trom oiiee. wuaiu i, fViTKSfitiit.inn. but to tne -o-ortnin what persons'' arc fl,i. tiiit.a sin Me act of omission docs I , j ; .i a - c:-i. I There is no medicmo prcscribOu t oy nj aoi-vi -xt j jLiiuoui, ii... w. 0 . nnnnrp. across tuts xauiuitu uu uiavu ... . . . . i Li i .l.:, - . thin tho rTrt.in I " o r,hvctiiini! if "cllrl hv I irniTfzi&LB. UUIk motion of Alder- - . , c-.idencc 0Y, its 8acccM and matter was referred to SUnerior virturo of Boschee's Gebmah Ul UU1V.U, -M- l wui.wi I I t I - . I " . , u . . t A4lJ construction of the statue; 4he shall open Alderman' Lowery to report at the next SybCp for severe Coughs, Colds settled on v his office." is the language of the act. T ' 7Z . -t : If a single act is msumcieni, now; many site necessarv to work a forfeiture? and by - . .... . . ij. whom and how is the numoer oi acw ne cessary, to be asccrtainedr The rule in meeting of the Board. CmonJ cmnitt- rnr,-,nc fTnoxf-Thurs . " 'j wiuwvuuv-. , r I OlUcr iao " L . , - . 1 H""'" J w . . " J w. i m .i . . 1.1 .. i ji -t Hio nrarfl OI I . v i; u -nef rnoil iwiiii hi in I- :L.:i :.. -t- in criminal eases, an 0. el Ju v It has teen uie i tion yesieruay uiuiuiu, i Tnis aci, mtrrauj j ciyu j vic om v....--. - W an iiua! T-icnic at ibis Messrs. J. II. Chadboum & fr Har- claie Do 0ly Judgesof rroba Jus ;4 the latter it tto Vner rte "r sine q the war. Hundreds of bor Master, Capt. Joseph film oiintrv. far West as Charjottc . and' as far "ilmingtoa. The crit ire day and Scncrally spent ii; dancing, feast- 1 nee was au y es oi o ' r' 1v not - the intentton of ,iltL -ftf a m.hlic nature, ant negtect of Mannincr. in .... 11 nis wiia Vv. j T ... . i r . r .. , - Daiiot. Although there is nothing in thc duty , or act done in violation. it hotels,' boarding our many reau- , act explanatory ot section 10, aoove iddictable. 1 Bish Unm. laid. - V ferred to the . . t- ii i. rtwAn t --oil i n t f j w i.'Mt v m jl i rriK. i . Master is. xrn i ypcited it proDamy ua ivivivu t Atso see otatc rj. -ucx.mw a r a r . i I uA Marc in this iil.ill. uuiuiu- jo i i . i n AiiuuriL rx AiuuAL,t v v i V -VII I ATTirH III 111 1C1 . w " - I way to. Spend ihe 4th. -e fsca'i5,ioQ on the ; slramer Wacca i'!nM- -h i i i . 7V,,VW wni uc a very pieasani V, C.Viiv ll..' . i- - f 1 1- r' n ciuirSe that the Etrictest order and F'-icty win be obFrrvP.1 Tfc will be a "'rPOttuilltv f.r ihmn want uiil ki iiiiaf- rfi. a v iiiii elected on the thirteenth It is needless to inform crsvho the new Harbor anu-narcamino-goouwiu iu- w v - ntradistinction .id "county ' mington, he is thoroughly identihed wim "Qk oniccrs. But, jhoweverj that the interests of this community in every - ?weTare releived of all difficulty, . . . J.. . livthp. cxhress provisions ol nart ni ar. in out -j . .. Cn and has, spent brinv deep while in the revenue the breast, -Consumption, or any disease 4- -i O-ine Auroufc auu ulujks. - wiyvwi A resolution of Alderman roster, fact is that any person afflicted, can get a looking to the reduction of the police Samplp Bottle for 10 cents and. try its force, i&c, was referred to the com- superior effect !.l.J . -M t - size at 75 cents. It has lately Dccnmtrc- mittee on PoUce. ,dute4 ih this country from Germany," i communicauuu lruiu vupt..j-.,u . anj its wonderlul cures are -asionisning. reference to thc tax on I every one that use it. Three doses will . race.i.a sailor VXP tbet K has spent some of his life cn tne cui. lav;D2 been enacted subse , operates as ; provisions of . wo .intl navio: service of "r in nrt of 1SGS-G0. operates as a " . .rtnflJotiniT S Tirrtv'rsiona cf the! f- tie United States government before the, X any .conflicting j promionsct 1 v , i x i r S UjifTort Thc action is properly brought wdr. and was iu the -avy of the C. b. that act. x no gfi.V. A Paftcr- .erernmcnt during the war, . where, he as proviueu - , The main W rnmS air. n.i rt. hnth earned and won distinction for gal- n.-n does a single failure of tl U. : - ; . . nrt thoccasion nPktc to keep openhis o ucrtcAf , ,i,i ant ana mtruunv" ww"- , . i juuc ui 7 - 1 ;5i!ar 1 , 1 can' cj. ; .l V . 1 ttj iit7, r.Mr the moutn OI ine oa-I ouiww . in thir nfHes 1 .. "in inn c 1 -!- ; vMn iitA 1 1 j Lrw p tivii 1 nuiui uia lirn,..- i ,m - 11 - - 1 -.n-li nirrr of WLllUU "-'f I - . ni -nil -V irom J . 1' ; ana an icra smau price. , r , - mr."" t;n f ' Trobate business: - . .Ama tiii ill e: lilhw. i rra n?w u.--uu. v - more 10 say ow"v t .1 "w " 1 hou3es, &c was re- committee on Finance. communication from seyeral city Knfrirt TirHTinir a rmilAtiOn Of the t tJ I. . - . I r.nnM i'c as 1 . - : - 1 A A single act ot neglect or ! 1 tax on private ua.i was iciciicu tv tduchj a, violation of the law as iweuij. the pinance Committee. Sfc lZ?it CHm. Xjc. Soc. 913. 0n ,motiorj the matter as to the hour auinero is error, uuuguicu . . c.., d iudgment for the plaintiff is renoerca ot wuaiug iuo m.vcv u 0iunTBic hke upon the special verdict. j nings, waa referred to the Mayor with power to act. . i uiy couru ' . Aldermen Bowden, Foster and ! Vol- The foUowing cases were disposed ot appointed by the Mayor, in rnnnfrfinn 'wilh' nimelf tn act' as a I VW WW W V a W Miwwwwa! w v : - 111 ' TnriTi Anderson, mv Jo JobD. Was cau- relicve any case. Try it. k- ' " r New Advorticomont3. CAROLINA YACHT, CLUB. THE ANNUAL REGATTA OF TIB Crolin Yacbt Clab will be sslUd on the Race Coarse, at WrighUville Sonad, on the FOURTH OF JULY, hutaat, at-1 o'clock, p. m.; promptly 4 ' YachU net in rea.du.eu at that ftour cannot participate in the Race. 1 jaly 3 Chm'a Reg. Con). John Anderson, my jo jonn, wmmittee to open bids that have come T before the Mayor charged with drnnK- . . . 1 h , . , rnmmUtee to meet -0 ness and disorderlyj conduct, fighting, ak the City Hail on Thnsday afler- &b. His Honor fined him ana or- 0.dockf for that purpose. : dred him locked up unUl thefine is paid- The Mavor was authorized to insure kB. T' riJ roTl tailina to comply, etc., congratuiaie t his office?' By express terms ,ItAi Pou -.; ? X 1 VfcU'1 " sioners upon their exceuenw v?.- - ---- failure is a distinct ajid lrl Vion: ;JS-US "P i0616! wbclieve. will fill the o&ce f folfi!iture . such ... nu JUiCuU. u' i.iio ... t . - . -ww " . I .1 T I V. I " w '-J w Allrtmrtl-ngiisnsauQruuj. . , . .m firil MIP:nea when ll-'.1 arc Oapt. jrlTo. SOTArf- fcir T r iia,aww ana healthy. 11 satis actoruy auacui.j. , . dcuoyo ! -pmhate was created ibv recipe v send; .31-cent fnfn W,; lJu Erections t8 Hoolf.y & : .. t nfllrer and to given the OoMUmuonw lm. tw. .i -ew York: i ii I ,uauo ' J - . I Hotbed with a very 1 .vrw L7 return mail vi 7 T -fe " I very ceoeral satisfaction. - . . arrested for beini with Anderson, waa fined S5. I There being no further business the Court adjourned. ( Place a small saucer of cronnd cloTes where aunts are troublesome, and, it is said, they wUl qmcily disappear. . their policies hare expiree!. On motion, the IVuiid then adjourned, Hilts The Arundol Ilotto. Y MARY CECIL UlY." 10 Ceabv Eosino . jgY J. O. 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