t
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b" rioted bj
JAMBS,
Sundays cx-
josh
cepi
T.
A5P rsorBiETOK.
r
- . -T-. -V. PAID.
: O'TtC $2 50 ; Three
One month, 50 cent.
r
4
Da
, .
Elf TEW.
.rtjl" 0 ' . t.Aw.Wril I t" :n ii fit 1.., Yt fl.o
-ie . , l.y,cd'tilV toward I wtinf,-,. to?M nniw Vn -jl 1ml linnn tf Vlt-
0 1 0( the immense rail-1 ncss any more such fearful scenes as were
ST .r tlie North. 1 People cnactcd in some of the Northern cities a
to tbiok that they have fcw jaj8 ago. , i '
intrusted to them . - '
irrrn wiTate interests. HKHUKfcoS Itt I flE O I nllVC.
-J. W VK . . , 1
r i . more autoc
TRAFFIC RESUMED ON THE ERIE
AND NEW YORK CENTRAL.
VOL. 2.
.,1 re Dort ax
f-p EFFECT;' the dpprcsscd have learned some valuable
i 4r be any doubt upon iCssons by their recent experience, which
WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY JULY 28, 1877. NO. 161
Ircasury any'oTtencr "Roads in Runniner
, .. :tban docs his ! ' i
Order.
".?d;aot Ibb destinies of
hc b;,nsc,f 10
tSBt -rnnratiou un-
, el 11,18 w,i
3. - r T?.;;irraid "business
. .i'rricr.ce .
to1 '' . i'.. Jntrrrst Willi
.b,weYer,:that thcMaw
elrotntbc treasury what funds
tkase for their maintenance and
iTii'W restriction whatever.
laiferfolary to do the company s
"t, 1 wld be just as useless to at
to ft that Blaine and John
sikKlJiniUbeir immense for-1-
Ir'lfgitmatc aud honest means,
.wj Vric "takins, or-participatmr. in
r. l'.r,2; iTninn Pacific Ii.
RIOT
AND. IiLOODSUED IN
STREETS OF CHICAGO,
THE
St. Louis Under Mob Rule.
LARGE MEETING OF TRADE UNION
ISTS IN COOPER INSTITUTE.
40,000 Miners on a Strike.
J 1 k M. Tl
Chicago. Ju v 2G 1 I'. 31. I no moo
of last' night gathered id force on the
South Side this morning, and renewed its
and acts of violence. They
Wnn with some L000, arid the crowd
-
-nuL as to say that Tom Scott liaa swellcd to a multitude nciorc noon, xuvy
ji-' without nsuf' Kail- showed savage bravado, and, seemed fear-
CBUii milhons irrthout u. lu dcatuit5elf. However, when some
fonds to do so. The people arc not hundrcil 1)qlicc undcr Officer llain-
.,r,v;nncnf tlus. but arc well saiu- i irfTO,i tlinn thrv broke uu altera
X-I wwvvw j - i vjr v. in 0 -
tl that it is a fact ; still there mignc uc hot encounter.
. .... r Himifb Thnv reunited asain shortly, and pre
raellUieUllQCUllJ m Vw0 o- 4, rvfor n SJvfnonth
fTeriljbclicTCthatif the same artful Pf , . , strect viaUuct. where
jesas of using greenbacks, which Scott I jntcrchanc-of shots " and stones sue-
thercnnsjlrauia and Acir Jersey Leg- broke into the mob.vutli a. yell mat was
. . . t. i iionrn ur uiuu&s tin uj - - j
ilures irrre woo-m raw rccpi.Muuu, - - , f d
ie ibofc frnfj oflfts assertion could be - . ; 1 nrnicj ravalrv tinder Col.
rrUL a rrrnnmnt. besan. in conjunction with tne
X wrtLlr Diynarch can icign forever 1 1)QKce a deadly onslaught, the result of
ti it mav Lc tbat the recent Kail road which is imperfectly-known, and reported
, i . i.: vorinndt- Onn rcnort. which was prob
twe or rcroinuon mav uc iuu uvi;iiiiiiu i v..j . - , r.Mi.i
, r .i- -i. -tV ablv exaggerated, savs twelve were ameu
iik Onfall of this mighty hailroad 1 i j -anolh lhat three
ic; tna kmijc of )is uroincr kiuj;&. killed and lifty wounaea. Miriaiui.v
IiiMm is a risht that is inherent in morc thau three were killed, At present
radimcs it Irings a change for no names can be iwruw. x.- -
im Ihc mou lor a.umi., uui
Thn Governor this morning applied for
TT:fi trrxms. and the following
was received: 1 ' ,
. WASUixtiioN, July 25, 1577.
uaaforrcvolutionjthe government q) pk C.lrum, Assistant Adjutant-G cn-
Fttfosly changed frcm a republic eral, Chicago,.;
Bnnin. 11 mrhl.if inn in F.nr- TUC TreSlUOni UirCvl mv; tuo v w
-- o
it better; agaia affairs arc made worse
aj irtT!ution ia France, that govern- i
U ta changed from an empire to a
lp-bS: ly a coup iVclal, which is an-
enptre.
iti . ... i
SiXLoaseDr btuart was dethroned thn :nt nt chlcaco. v
of Hanover placed p jn the or(jcrs 0f the Governor of the State.
United States troops in case of emergency
under
Cj virtue of this very right of
an, TCa Victoria, blessed and
icLrUiaa voman tjiat she is,- ;hc4ds
b, to- throne of Engtaridand
jre?r J B fortunate in having such a
woman for its sovcTcign4.
ttaieto tlonbt lh.il the noonle
y country or clinic will resort to this
N hcp t&er feci too ' hcavnV the op-
K. D. Towssesd, AdjutantrGencral .
SrniXGFiLLP, Ilf., July 26, 1877.
n.l W r. Drum. U. S. A. :
-n Tiinnsn rcnort to the .Mayor o
Chicago, and act iu concert with hirq m
putttng down the mobs and riots, and m
d nrotectins tlie
KCCpiIJ iuu jiww a
property of the pcoplo,
S. McCl'LLOM, GOVEKJTOM.
Tim n--jrd nf Trade has temporarily
a n. vi- . .. . - .i
so that business unau
tl, Mt l:-nrii' in virtnallv at a standstill. The members
Wlie.L.r" i t ' i of tho board meet' this afternoon to or-
41A K to .ia.ia the .uppre.sjoa c
-yh-T "i1..!,0. Tiolcncc. Kows arc . reporitu u..
Th'o railway ofticials arc quietly await-
ins development, runnm- yery
i-inr no terms with the strikers.
A uoticc'has been posted on all United
Sfntrs nronertv by Marshal UiWrp wm-
. -A 'i,,f hpv will be sum-
Nation: he lhitPas it W. it
1 c . . .
. 7 f tvpcriy, and if necessary Dy
rfanas; - - - -elook
upon tl lalo 'striko at
i3r& ia tho samo licbt. No one
and an advisory council of rive prominent
citizens to cooperate with the com
mander. The . services of the bat
talion were offered'' Gen. Smith.
who promptly accepted them, and
will assign the command to the .special
duty of guarding the business part of the
city. One thousand men have been en
rolled this afternoon, and firms and am
munition purchased, which i will be dis
tributed as soon as the men arc organized
into companies. This whole thing was
conceived and executed inside of six hoiirs.
The raillroad strikers have almost en
tirely passed out of sight in this city, in
view of the magnitude of tlfp movement
begun by tho Workingmeiri party, and
tho high hand with which they have con
ducted it in closing mills and factories,
and compelling mechanics and laborers
to cease work. 1 he water works m the
northern part of city, and tho distributing
reservoirs are under guard by soldiers.
The leveo laborers, who compelled the
granting of an extortionate advance' in
wages of all steamboat employees yester
day, boarded every boat that arrived to
day, and exacted accessions to ine .r icimb.
. -
Rioting in .St. Louis.
Sr. Louis. 2012:30 p: m. The
morning opened with much excitement
and apprehension on the part of residents.
Additional manufacturing icstaotisnmenis
were closed last night by tho strikers, in
cluding several flouring mills. Tho shut
ting tip of the latter is not wholly ap
proved by tho strikers proper, but "the
rioters so far have had things pretty much
their own way. The most unruly mem
bers of the mob are negroes.
It is understood that gangs1 will be or-
nrnT-nfl who will finish the closing 111) of
factories, mill, and manufacturing estab
lishments of all kinds.
The Merchants' Exchange has cldscd,
subject to the order of its President, and a
great many business ."houses have been
sliut.
At the Four Courts there is great ac
tivity in enrolling members of the Citizens'
Guard, and in organizing forces to resist
tho mob. The ShcnJi has about, two
Thousand men in his posse, and those in
lh:it the Citizens' Guard
UUWIAVA.vj j -
number ten thousand. .
A proposition was made to the mob at
Lucas Market to stop inc bireeu in
roads, which was carried with a hurrah.
- The Chicago and Alton Railroad man
agement have telegraphed to rostm'asler
ir-illW tlmt. as they cannot run trains
withour endangering lives and jeopard-;-.t
nrnnnrtv. thev have concluded to
withdraw all trains.
Tho. active strikers and roughs arc now
1 suiitlieru portions of
ill IvllV? UVA X
thn r.Jtv. Etonninu- voik wherever they
find it going on. . ' .
The citizens enrolled as militia assem
Prlfr at the police station, Four
Courts building, armed with brcecli-Joacl-ing
muskets and cartridge boxes. The
.inminor-hours were devoted to drilling
and distributing ammunition. No out
tion was made to
nnnn. nve lhat heavy guards were on
fr,nt r.F tlie uolice stations. Two
Urcrr, brass field pieces; loaded with
scrapnel, are in the jail yard, with teams
hitched to them, aim an uuiuu v......rv
r,f civfv men in charge. Bauds oi strik-
crs, accompanied by roughs, were march-,
in" tbrotrh the streets all ilia morning.
Between 10 and 11 o'clock a crowd of
Micro J about th?
SCVLlill v"uo..w. n
workingmcn's stand at Lucas Market.
They were called to order, and the follow
ing was read and approved; ,
Tiesohcd, Tha.t we, the authorized hx
ccutive Committee of the Workingmcn s
party of the United States, do not, hold
ourselves responsible for any act of vio
lence which may be perpetrated during
the present excitement, but that wc will
do all that lies in our power to aid the
authorities in1 keeping order and prevent-
i i nrwl iimII ilrt rtiir utmost
ing acts oi vioiuui.t;,auv - ' u
bring to puuiaumeni au
LOCAL NEWS.
: .1
New Advertisement!.
I. Fcrmaxski Hot and Cold Bath. 1
James C. Muxds Always on Hand.
X. H. Sprcki Notice.
A. David Must Go. 1
Geo. Myees Why Pay Year Grocer.
D. PiaoTT Our "Key West."
See Church notices on the fourth
Page. '
There is abont 15 fet of water in the
river at Fayctteville and the steamers now
make good trips. ' , , '
The market was flooded this morning
with cantelopes and watermelons, yet the
deman'd seemed equal to the supply.
Our themometcr is busted and we can't
tell hov hot it is to-day ; in fact the Eng
lish language ha3 not got hs and os
and ts enough in it to'even mildly express
the fact. 1
' " - I - -I I H -I !
We regret to learn that Mr. Thos
Cullen, the boss moulder in the shops of
the Carolina Central Railway Company,
at Laurinburg, Richmond county, died
suddenly Thursday. -There are no de-
tails. i
PLEASE NOTICE. 1
We will be glad to reciireJcbmatnicaUoaa
from our friends on any and all nbjects of
general interest but : 1
.-..
Tho namo of the writer ami ftwajt It
fiirniahcd to the Editor.
Communication murt.bejwilttea Unly a
one tide of the rrr.
Personalities must bo. aToided. , .y.
Andit is efpecially and part lea Inly tndr'
stood tbat tie editor I does not always caddrW
the views of correspondents, unless? to flats d
in the editorial columns. . .
'CD
to detect
and
.lib &vfrvt -
'tbcklrilrr. WanV'ttatuto mmilT punished for intcrfenns,
or rcnnsjlvania to jns- ThU'iccIuds tbo Chicago d
rt which
. VJ " U1-J 1'"- .
. . Juy incir course, m tneir
w to the oppression which, they
'aJbin;
2 at th hands of the rail
Tiowcr
to cniorcc mis oruer. uaiv
Arrests have been numerous, and hardly
a man has been takdn to the police station
wUhout a raft-being made to release . him
and a consequent inicrcuu -
f Xh rcnnVtflVimia Cn- Attempt reported to jail prisoners,
Uaorc ni ro. Mi L-J loads -in number, was
loads
halUmorf. aiwi m,rt'M tMJ I i
tfn i-. . ..... I 'i.. rt-ro hard hunt ai lue
K uia not any tnemscivcsi successnu vmj
ere swora in as
ttf" MtMJ IU&WdUCC2, IV ptV-
ctiztns, hich they" .did.; ;
terTlniQthat if there-had been
e there would have bccn-nVdc-
icT I7 001 1055 f Hfej very
. and so much' tho more blame
, be the rallying point ot inc si
SpC" The police begin to compls
I . l AaAMA.l
am mat iutj
are being shot and swneu uowuu.
vicinity, as the rioters, ..whenever the
35 disappear, attack them in that
t tWTi tones ana pistols.
It fs net unlikely that Gov, Phelps
vr ill issue a proclamation tni.
Gen. Jefl. C, lmis " "rr"
LL I IIL11. OU. v.. . r ,
he -oppressors; bf WasUngton aM"
-n, wtK) after squandering S W fora With late arrival, amounts
"W money in varus And ex- RaTi JSJm nLtrv : and a battery of
uu m www w
r7 ajs ch"s' tariff. flsVts. &c
uai-uuj; guua, . i . merchants
1. lainU im ' .
oiroleet lbeir:own offidal ' heads
: bit the, Lin iit r ;?.hrB cir. Twd
c tv, 10 10 Pr cent in the pock- d dollars were subscribed
in a
Aj-a. hVUI tU UW lW I Unil . HUD ..
iari viucra wuose money luey mmuira vu jiun, - .7,, nK.
W I " 'ioa to lhcir high ""P1" Wah-roTcd rifles nd army
MIllix. . ... I .M " -m A
fb0I that both the oppressor and! pointed to the command of the battalion
guilty parties.
The Chairman of the meeting then paid
the proclamation of the Mayor closing the
8lotu6 was; being largely disregarded,
and he announced that mo .K-sujeii
would take the matter in hand, lie read-
he names of a committee, wMu w., -ected
to go around and notify the sa
oon keepers to shut up at once.
Mr. Vauder bill's Joy.
rouaiiKEWSiK, July 2o.-Iho fullow-
nrn ov tJ.ii ns ltscll:
oCnDKroT, Jnly?0.
T 11 Employees of the Hudson i.ivcr
TOTOiiiSPof the N. YCcntral and Hud
son lVivcr Railroad: ,
The following message lrcm the 1 rc in
dent has just bcon received. 1 uc
fulness and goou wui i
me in repeating it to you.
General Superintendent.
Saratoga, July 2G.
J. M. Toucej-,, ucncrai oUiJu.uivuu.
Hudson Kivcr i. 1 .
I am rejoiced that the men in the ser-
A ? . nvinfnllvraainst the
rro nave aia Kli' ' - ....
S mob. They -HI never regret it
Our organization is as it
head of the railroad fraternity, and the
wholo country win w" "
brave sUnd in favor of law and order,
crave H yAKDEEBILT
It is a singular fact about Dooixvs
Yeast Powdeb, whichis always put up
: n.trtPr half, oucpound and Gve-
j - t can't be shaken in
,5vwpte.kT?!
they use it, that they save money ana
Mmtimecet the best possible re
turns. Every can is full weight.
For the Seashore.
Wc .understand that the Lodge of Odd
Fellows at Fayctteville purpose an excur
sion to the seashore via Wilmington and
on the steamer Governor Worth. They
will leave Fayetteville next Thursday
morning and will stop that night in this
city, where they will be joined by a nam
ber of the members of the order here.
'1
They propose to leave here, for tbe mouth
of the river next Friday morning.
Throue to Charlotte.
The Raleigh News says: By to-day
week the Raleigh & Augusta Air-Line
Railroad will be finished through to the
Carolina Central Railroad, at Hamlet. It
will be a few days more before the trains
run through regularly. As soon as they
do, we learn it is tho intention of the
management of the road to give our busi
ness men an excursion through to Char
lotto.
1 . 1 .
Burr's Oceaaicon.
In these melting times one likes to think
of cool things and' cool places, but when
we can't fold our tents and steal away to
some cool, delicious spot of yeartb, the
next best thing we can do is to travel
there in pur imagination, and to
thoso who can't go in reality to the sea
beat shore and hear "what are the wld
waves saying'' we advise to go to the dp
era , Houso next Monday night and wit
ness the wonderfully natural representa
tion on canvass, of the deep blue sea, and
thejexciting, thrilling scenes of the block
ade running in Mr. Burr's Oceanicon, and
if they are chilled too much by their im-
- . m
aginary trip to the sea, there will DC a
reaction immediately, as soon as they are
brought to view the exciting bombard
ment of Fisher, which alone , if we are
correctly informed, is worth the trouble
:UKl expense OI going oee. i
Good Times at Catawba,
A friend at the Sparkling Catawba
Springs writes us a glowing account of
the good times they are having there
now. There arc one hundred and eleven
visitors there and the engagements for
rooms are weeks ahead. The guests
arc mostly ladies, and our! friend, who is
a Benedict, writes enthusiastically about
them. lie says: " So you see that even
getting iu a word edgeways. The ugliest
man in tho State would receive attention
now, so you hd better come right up
(we owe him one for this) and bring a
crowd of those Wilmington fellows with
you. '.Wc expect to have a grand dress
ball here on the 3d of August, when the
ail roads will probably sell round trip
tickets. v It is the ouiy ukic m
mv life that I am sorry I am married,
and I 'would just as' soon jump from a
hi h point with a rope around my neck
as to let my wife know that I ever thought
of such a thing. Some of the richest girls
ia the State are here and they are just
spiling for a fellow to flirt with: Come
f and leave vnnr Betsy behind
y j i - - -
you or there may be trooble.
The People Want Proof.
Ti.rm is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by Druggists, that
carries such evidence of its success and
superior virture of Boschee's Gehmas
e runi.ta rVtlif settled on
the breast J Consumption, or any dwease
of the Throat and Lungs. A proof of?hat
fact is that any person afiheted, can get a
cmnlA Bottle for 10 cents and try its
superior eSect before buying the regular
size at 75 cents. Jt has lately been intro
aa in lhi3 countnr from Germany,
and its wonderful cures are astonishing
one that use it. Three 'doses Trill
relieTe any case. Try it.
1 Steel Rails. 1
Says the Wilson 'Advance: The W. & W.
railroad is now being laid with steel rails,
and the "noisy beauties,',' under the ex
cellent driving of Ucssingcr, Morrisjllornc
and others, now go dashing along with
thundering rapidity and almost tranquil
smoothness. Johnny Hessinjrer told us
the other day that the road from polds-
boro to Weldon was as good as could be
found upon any line; and,, as improve
ment seems to be the watch word of the
1
hour, we presume the other portion will
soon be placed in the same excellent trim.
The facilities afforded the traveling pub
lic by the efficient managements satisfy
every demand, and railroad travel is now
a ploasure. 1
The Atlantic Coast Line.
It was, our privilege recently to take a
trip over this route as far as' .Columbia,
and we arc pleased to note tlie wonderful
improvements that have been made on
this line within the past few years, and
the numerous advantages now offered to
the traveling public. The road ii magui
ficiently equipped, and every convenience
that experience can suggest, ha bcipn most
liberally provided for the comfort of the
numerous patrons that now throng this
gteat thoroughfare to the South. The
road bed is in excellent condition, the roll
ing stock in first rate order, and the time
between Wilson and Columbia a dis
tance of over 300 miles is made inside
of eleven hours. No route to the South
or South West offers, a more rapid or de
lightful transit than the Atlantic Coast
Line,' and all. those contemplating a trip
in that direction would do well to make a
uoteoftiiis. Wilson Advance.
' 1 i
War on the Wave. I
We were one of the few who had an
opportunity of witnessing the ,f dress re
hearsal" of Burr's "Oceanicon or War dn
the Wave" at the Opera House last eve
ning, and our object in speaking of it here
is not to TRifflup a worthless thing but
- - j. m .
really to let people have an idea of the
merits of the paintings and the great tal
ent which has been evinced by.'Mr Burr.
The ordinary panorama is but a mere
daub when compared to Mr. Burr's excel
lent paintings. '
The interest commences with the very
first scene and never flags. The allegori
cal representations arc fine and could not
be, to, our mind, better conceived or exe
cuted,, Particularly so is 'the represen
tation of the introduction of the yellow
fever in pur midst by the blockade steamer
Kate. The lecture is well written and
well delivered. I'hosc who will sec the
" War on the Wave " on Monday night,
will never regret having followed Mr.
Burr through the exciting blockade run
ning and the ancient streets of Havana
and Nassau. This entertainment is pure
ly a home enterprise and one which re
flects credit upon the city. 1
Now Advortisomonts.:
OUR
'"1 KY WEST" " , . ,.
IV "IIUMrTI-DUMPTr,
I' ' .-. and other ' '
. ! ' . , Smoktri' Actldea,
Are Very Popular. Secure them and you
will call arain at ' s
i
d. rzao7?.
I WHY
Pay Your Grocer
16 and 17 Cents ;'
IFdr'Inl.fflHn)
WHEW YOU CAX GET
SUGAR-CURED
! FOR i3 CENTS.
; ; .' ,1 " at ir
GEO. IV1YERS,
11 6l 13 south rnoriT D
july LS
NOTICE.
Exchange Corner-
Tho Groatost Inducoxnonts
Ever Offerod to tho Public.
ON Till; 2sTH OF JULY, there will be
cru at the Exchango Corner, a difplar
of the lincst assortment of all kindi of Jlil
lincry (foods ever thown to our people,
which will be sold from that date until the
of Auust,at exceedingly low prioca. Tbe
cost of good; will not be considered, as these
goods imijt and will be sold. All tnust come,
and sec whether they purchase or not. 1
Goods in the fancy department likewise
sold at a sacrilice. , '
zv. ii, ornuriT.
july 29
A
Must Co ! !
I - ,
LL MY SUMMER STOCK must be dis
posed of before 1 rcmorc to my Hen Store,
Corner Princess and Front street?, and in
order to do so-1 will simply
the stock. , Gife me a call. '
A- David,
27 Market Street.
july.2S
A Punctuation Puzzle.
The following article forcibly illustrates
the necessity of punctatiou. It can be
read in two ways, making its hero a very
bad or good man, result dex)cndiu upon
the manner in whieh it is punctuated. . It
is well worthy the study of teacher aud
pupils : ,
He is an old and experienced man m
yiceand wickedness he is never foundin op
posing the works of iniquity he takes de
fa zht in the downfall of his neighbors he
never rejoices in tho prosperity of my, of
assist in destroying the peace of society
he takes no pleasure m serving tlie Loru
he is uncomnonly diligent in sowing dis
cord among his friends and acquaintances
he takes no pride in laboring to promote
tho cause ot Christianity nc cas nox. ocen
negligent in endeavoring to stigmatize all
rmblic teachers be makes no eiiort to suo
v,; nassions ho strives hard to
Knild n Satan's kmcdom nc lenus no aiu
to the support of the gospel among the
heathen he contributes largely 10 uieuevu
he will never co to heaven Ho must go
where be will receive tne jusi rccomiKrusc
of reward.- 1
i The THermometer.
rom the United SUtcs Signal pflice at
this place we obtain the following report
of the thermometer, as taken this morn
ing at 7:31 o'clock :
Augusta, ;83; Cairo, SQ; Charleston, 83 ;
Cincinnati, 79: Corsicana, 75 ; Forf Gibson
72, Galveston, 83; Indianola, 8G ; Jackson
ville, 84; Key West, -85 ; Kndxville, 77 ;
Lynchburg, 84; Memphis, 77; Mobile, 83 ;
Ttfrtntwmerv. 78 : ! Nashville, 8o", New
Orleans, 81; Keir Tork, CO; Norfolk, 81
Pittsburgh, Q 75; SaTannah,'87 ; Shrcre-
Vvirt: 74t SL Iiouis 79: St. Marks
79: Vickshurg, I 78; Washington, 77
Vilmington;84. f
i The boct-shect for Borri Oceanicoo, or
War on the Waye, is open at Ilcinsbcr-
gCT! C0TT.
Hot and Cold Baths. .
rilllK UNDERSIGNED 1IA8 HIS BAT II
J. ROOMS in' perfect order now, and can
furnish warm, cold or shower baths as may
be desired. .
Wc can also furnish a first-class share for 10
cents: etylish hair cut for '25 cents; mustache
dyed for '.'5 cent?; shampoo fur 2i cents AH
done in yilcnce and in the latent style too.
july 26 I. FURJIAKSKI.
a.lways o.n ii and and
iY . -
CONSTANTLY KECEIVIXG
a full line of Dru3, Medicines, Cbialealr,
F.icy Articles, Ac. Our Clears .
' arc uniurpaascd. : f
, JAMES C. KUNDS,
july 2s Third St., opposite City liaU.
OPERA HOUGE.
MO.NDAY, JULY OOth.' ' r
Burr's Oceanicon,
-Oil- '
WAT? niVJ ,TTTT! WAVXL-
V NEW AND IIIGniiY INTERESTING
iL Eobibitionof GO Historical I'alatiafs,
each 8x12 feet in size, illustrating tbe. asany
stirring scenes incident to
KUXNING TIlC BLOCKADE
of the Southern ports daring the late War.
ThcscTainting arc tbe result of two vycare .
of application, and the scenes depicted give
an excellent idea of the trials and danger o
a trip
111031 XASSAL' TO DIXIE. 5
A beautiful Allegorical Tainting, rcpre-
tenting j; .
Till: INTRODUCTION OP YELLOW
.FEVER INTO WILMINGTON.
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Transfer of Blockade Runnlnr to the TTtst
Indian Islands and Gulf port, illustrated by
several striking views ia tne ancient d! f
Ilarana, Cuba. .'
The whole concluding with a series of 7
Paintings of one of the most stupendous erenta
Of the late War.
THE BOMBARDMENT AND FALL
OI FORT FISIIER. -
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The great Armada U seen ander-wfr.' TW
Fleet in Action. The interior of Per Filler.
The landing of troops above the Fort Tho
fatal charge of the Naval Brigade. The ter
rific conflict In the Travenca, Closing scene.
Moonlight. The Federals In poesioa of ti
Fort. Illumination of the Fleet Ac - - . '
Admission, 50 cents. Reserved Seats 73
cents. Gallery 50 cent.
July 25
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