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V . 7 1 lo to ix? -1
1
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' !'':Vtn,bo i'irciianct; that they remain
'u'uoio : iJn.ir nrai.sc.is
, irunu-s -.
' ? LlWii
SVdo'an heir of endless llfii?
'SS?5" hlchcwh day is rife;
vt5"' mc of action thou devise,
i - .
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h live though dead
COME
RI6HT AlOHG ! !
We Expect You !
A
v,, yfir.NKW GOODSVc ready . to
. v.hi !s you will welcome thein when
' ,v.. I,. - a-oi tmcnt anJ the rcinarka
yt l- " " I .
. L,)VV j KICKS ween afford to sell at.
THITE SUHiTS all ma'le at D cento. .
jn-ljUN.MI SCIT3, ; at ii.VO and
rA.di;!f scrrs from sr.:o, uP. .
cl.y7'i"Al.'E Sl'ITvi fro:n ' S.1.50 up.
full line of
CENTS1 FURNISHING GOODS
- . 1'iicca to suit all.
Steamship. Linos, &c.
CLYDE'S
Miscellaneous,
Miscellaneous.
X
one- cmra sraiiss,
Catawba Co., N. C.
HESE SPRINGS WERE. OPEN FOR
the reception of guest June 1st. They
, : - .. -AND ,
ltf 1 1 IT1 1 n fyffi n EVI O and miles from Hickory Station, on Western
WWII III 1 1 g IU II 9 IU , Wif N. C: Railroad, in the shadeof the Blue Ridge.
Steamship Line,
The Steamer
' The Mineral Water3 embrace Blue and
White Sulphur and Chalybeate.
Arrangements hare been made with Rail
roads for Excursion Tickets at a cent nr mile
r sj i . r
ir ruuuauip.,
Baths, both hot. cold and nlurifc ran hp had.
IAlso all amusements, such as JUlliards, Ten
Pin, Ac. Good stable and line roads for
drives.
fliat he haj secured the .prvirf nf Mr. W. IL
a. Gregory as an assistant.
.. CAPT. DOANE,
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK ON
SATURDAY, JULY 7.
For further particulars, - ad
june 7
J
Dr. E. O. ELLlOfT, or
.Mr. W. II JUJ GREGORY
rets
-': o
- Shippers can rely upon the'prompt
sailing of Steamers &s advertised, .-g
tor ireight Engagements, apply to '
A. . CAZAtJZ. Agrent,
Wilmington, XT, C.
L. S. liELDEX; Soliciting Agent '"
WM. P. CLYDE A CO., General Agents
6 Bowling Green, or Pier 13, N. R., New
lork. , july 2J
BEAR & BROS.,
18 & 20 Market Sti
r.js )
CEO- MYERS,
J! & 13 SOUTIX mOKT T-
: '- - '
I ii riii il, nl 111 . IMS III 1111.
CELEBRATED EMPIRE FLOUR,
' $9 75 Per Barrol,
win rr. AND swjt !
A'hs w liiiv of
-MiiMlu Utile W'akr Crackers
A i ..nll:i1..;la.i.i ,t Ii...ttlc of Claret
. iV'HP t,,r 7"i
..... w mv-t
l-i-s Svvn'f lli ii. r.. -M .1.. T .
lb. Klcg.in t TaMc lVachcs 1 .
I;i!!,I.ar,!, Cliccse, Con! VeJ 1
. iuti.s, all at iupular prices.
GEO. MYERS',
; U & 13 Front Street.
Jie i'j .
Ashing anrT Pleasant
l hm- oui.NLii has ins bath
!4fii-!ii Drieirfcct orJer now, and can
Irei ' or sIlowcr baths' as may
t tlR .1- r . . !.
s shave for 10
mustache
cents. All
jc I: Ca5t! in latt,ft style too.
I -PlIDlf IViJIi 1
tfls LARD, CORN. &C.
T3.Lard,
A000 Bushels Corn,
. 50 Boxes Meat,
"sti: i!vi"Tv,lrniih a "rst-clas,
rt'-lf-'Tl rcut for 25 cents;
e :.i 1u- inamnoo for '2a
AND
Wilmington, N. CM
STEAMSHIP LINE.
The -Steamer
QUARANTINE NOTICE.
QUARANTINE AVILL BS IN FORCE
onthelstday ef Junc, 1877, and will con-1
tihue until further notice, as follows
All vesswLi from ports South of 'Cape- Fear
1 '' ' ' .
will come to at the lilting ba!im lor in-
speclion.
All vessels having sickness 6n' ariival, cr
having had sickness during the ivovage, wil
await inspection as above without regard to
- . i !
the Port from whence" they sailed;
Vessels not included lin the above classes
will proceed without detention
All persons interested will pleaje take no
tice that Quarantine will be rigidly 'enforced
during the coming hot seajon, under the pen-
alties provided by. laV for the violation (f L
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may Id ;
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WILL SAL FliOM BALTIMORE ON
Saturday, July 7. s
W- r
VZSI Shippers can rely upon theprompt
Sailing" of steamers" as advertised.
Through Bills of Xiading given
to and from Philadelphia, and Prompt
Dispatch guaranteed.;
For Freight Engagements apply to
A. D. CAZAUZ, Agent, .
. Wilmington, PT. C.
L. S. B ELD EN, Soliciting Agent. :
REUBEX FOSTER, General Agent.
Comer, Lee and Light Streets, Baltimore..-;
july 2 .
by George MacDonald, author of "Malcolm,
"Alec I orpeb," 'Robert Falconer.' etc.
To those of our readers who are familiar
With "Malcolm this new story from the pen
of this1 distinguished writer will need no re
commendation, and his reputation is a guaran
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CEHTENNIAL EXHIBITION .
BALTIMORE, MD;
Notice Schedule B Tax.
ALL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Mer
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Five Dollars, (the same levied Jty county)
in addition to theSchedule taxe3 proper.
Wholesale dealers are also notified that in
jrivinsr in their purchases the law now com
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within the State as well as out ot the btate,
(incluaing timber, lumber, turpentine, spirits
turpentine, rosin and naval stoves of any kind
and cotton.) A'l hotels, boairding houses,
restaurants and eating houses a ro required
bjr law-to pay a tax of one-half per cent, on
gross receipts. The tax Will be due July 1st
and "payable , within the first, ten days
thereafter, on all purchases since the 1st of.
January 1S77. .
All parties interested in the - payment ot
Schedule B Taxes will save costs by attend
ing to the same at, once as the law'will be
strictly enforced. J. E. SAMPSON,
june 28 Register of Deeds.
Starjcopy Ct cod
prietor to furnish them with 3
Maryland Medical Journal,- ed that it shall be the constant aim of the pro- n?1,er which issue, with the Deccmbcr.part, The judges unanimously recommend th .
, y i 7 - I will be furnished graits to all new subscribers " r
MENDELSSOHN
for 1877.
2. ; A prof
of .
Ilustrated series of sketches
Swedish Scenery and Life,
J
"fc- m tt r- ti t v a r i r -m u k t i ' rty -
(J lutfuul ut l A LIVE NEWSPAPER,
the undersigned will isue, in the city of Bal
timore, the nrst number ot .1 ue q1asyland
Medical Journal. It w ill be a monthly pub-
lication, devote to the advancement of Med- containing the latest news of the day, and en
cine in all its branches. ! 1
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Careful selections from foreiern and home -
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xne requirjmenis oi me praciiuoner.
Reports of the progress of Sutgery and
Medicine in their special, as well as general
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es peculiar to 'Wmen,. and Diseases of the. . . - 1
Throat and Chestwill be regularly given by
men eminent in these several branches. These
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. n ill i I m
prominence win do given to rarcianu inter
by Prof. Willard Frisk, author of 'Cornell
University, who i3 throughly fatnilar with
Sweden and its PCODle from rersonal observa
tion. I ' - I
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rt and Art Matters,
by Edward Strahan (Earl Shinn). author of
.4. Illustrated Sketches of Travel, entitle
Pictures from Spain,
by Edward Kldg, author of the "Great Sath'
P5ainio
6. Mrs. Lucv II. Hooncr's Intercom"- and
xitiuant . . 1
&C.,i&C, &c.
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