i '"The Mallf.
Thft Malls close and arrive at the City
rofttofilce m follows :
rrMt
Northern through malls - - - 4:1? P M
Northern throngE and way inalls. 0:1j A M
Mail lor ua ix. u. anu a. . v..
Ballroads, and routes supplied
thmfmm - -- -- -- - 11 1 1
Southern mails for all points South,
tn . - - - - - o:w i
Werterh malls (C. C. R. AV.) daily
(exoept Sunday) - - - --,NJ 1 -1
rAwtterille. ana omces tm uui-j
- l.DQ 1"
A
Fear Hirer, Tuesdays and I'ri
r1- ---
Mails for points along line of Cbe
w A Darlinzton ll 11 - i -
Fayetterilla by 0. C. It. W. daily.
(except Sundays) - 0:00 A
Mails foxjpointa between Florence
&nd Charleston ------ 11::;: J a
Onslow CH. and intermediate of
fices every Friday - C:W A M
Smithvllle malls, by steamboat,
dally, (except Sundays) - - M
Malls for Easy Hill, Town Creek
eTery Friday a V ------
I ARRIVE.
Northern through malls
Northern through and way mail.
Southern mails - -
f !arollna Central Railway at - -
Malls delivered from 6:u0 A. M. to 7:m 1'
M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to usw A. M.
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. t I-M.,
and from 2 to 6 P. M. Money order and
JWister Departments open same as stamp'
office.
8tampsfor sale at general delivery when
stamp office is cioscd.
Kej Boxes accessible at all hours, day and
Mails collected from street boxes every day
P. M.
o:0 J 1' M
12:1 P M
..K) P M
7M) A M
li:: A M
to tro
CAROLINA.
Best peaches $1 a bushel in Charlotte,
reaches 10 cents a peck in lioefcy
Mount.
The Wilson City Physicians arc
into organization as a Hoard of Health.
Mr Almon llart, a prominent citizen
of Edgecombe, died at his home on Tues
day last.
S. T. AVilfong, of Catawba county,
made 82Gbushels of wheat this season
22 bushels to every one sowed.
The Iredell Blues, of Statcsvillc, wil
hare an excursion to Henry V, on Tues
day, 7th of August, to raise funds to ena
ble them to pay for their uniforms.
Hickory Press : Ilev. II. X. Jovner,
ofthil place, a Deacon in the Episcopal
'Church, 'will be advanced to the order of
Priest, at Iho convocation in Morgan ton
to-morrow.
Jerry Everett, a half wilted colored fel
low, was bruitally murdered by three nc
Sro roughs at Rockingham, on Monday
last. The murderers were captured and
are now in jail
Rocky Mount Mail; There is growing
orrthe lawn at Cool Spring, the residence
of Cant. T. W. Rattle, of Edgecombe, a
Caladium Esculcntum, one leaf of which
measures 401x30 inches.
Wilson Advance : Wo have received a
note from Mr. Alex Greene, who has just
brought a supply of young shad for the
Yadkin and Dan Rivers, who informed us
that he has returned to Massachusetts for
another lot of 200,000, which will be dis
tributed in Tar River and Contentnea
Creek.
? Rocky Mount Maill; Mr. I. II. Edwards,
who lives in tho neighborhood of what is
known as the "Mann" gold mine in' this
county, was in town on Tuesday with
rocks in which tho
day, between one Hugh Reavis, of War
ren county, and D. L. Stone, of Franklin.
It seems that there had been something
existing between these two men for some
time, and on Saturday, they met at- the
above named place, where the difficulty
occurred. A, man named Frank Best, of
Warren, took sides with Keavis, ana two
men (brothers) Frank aad Tonnie Ed
wards, from Granville, sympathized with
Stone A general row ensued. Tonnie
Edwards was very severely cut by liest,
and it is thought "at this writing (Mon
day) by his physicians that it is very
serious, and that'he will not recover.-
IVst received a very, severe blow on his
beau just above the right eye, from a club
in the hand of Frank Edwards., All the
rest, as for as wc can learn, escaped un
hurt. Xoue of them have, as yet, been
arretted.
s A Clever Cossack ami his Horse.
Many storied arc told of the cleverness
of the Cossacks in obtaining what they
need for themselves or horses, and all
tend to show that their morality is of a
different type to that of European civiliza-
tion generally, borne oi tne stories may
possibly have been invented, but they
how the general tone ot leehng, ana wnat
COIIHERCIAL NEWS
-WILMINGTON MARKET.
joxt a a x jyx.t
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Is officially quo
ted at 30 cents, but is freety offered at that
figure without buyers. J i
ROSIN Firm at 1 35 and SI 10 per bbl.
for Strained and Good Strained. sales of
720 bbls Strained at $1 35: 500 bbls Good
Strained at II 40; 27 bbls (M) Tale at?3 2.j;
50 bbls (G) Low No. 1 at 81 75.
TAR Steady at SI 85. gales of receipts at
quotations.
, CRUDE TURPENTINE We quote Hard
at 51 25; Yellow Dip S2 10; Virgin $2 3V
Sales of receipts at quotations.
fmTnv T)n 1 1 and nominal.- No wiles to
report, ....... '
12 13
UX
9
11
7
6
13
1
l5
10
8
DAILY BECEIPTS.
Cotton .
Spirits Turpentine...........
Rosin... ... .. t....
Tar
Crude Turpentine
- bales
409 casks
1.234 bb!s
DDIS
bbls
24
t oO
ARRIVED.
Steamer D Murchison, Garrason, Fayette
Vlllft. Wllltnmn A Murrhison.
Steamer Underhill, Piatt, Smithvillc, O G
parsley & (Jo. .
Vz rvnnrfo.1 fmm khw flnaint tptVIms. Steamer is or tli Iast, l'audison, l ouu
merry iroups. xa.&iiuii viuuuu -me
streets of GalatZj the thin,wearj looking
Iiorse of a Cossack fell suddenly, and lay
appcarently lifeless on the ground. Its
master was. moved even to tears, and
bewailed the unhappy fate which had
not only deprived him of a favorite,
but left him horseless iust at the most
intcrestinsfmoracnt of the war. A crowd
gathered around, and in it were men
whose kind hearts would not suffer them
to leave the poor man without some prac
tical, cxjiression of their pity. A subscrip
tion was made and the man, taking the
saddb from the lifejess animal, went on
his way with dried tears, for he had actu
ally ept. As the crowd were bending
over the horso in pure spmpathy, a
whistle was heard at the end of the street.
The horse sprang to his feet, and, with a
joyful neigh, jjuined his master, whose
clever trick was much admired, even, by
those who suffered by it. ! '
-t CLEARED.
Steamer D Murchison. Garrason, Fayette-
ville. Williams A Murchison.
Steamer Underbill, Flatt, Smithville, O G
Parsley & Co.
Steamship Fanita, Doane, New York, A D
caxaux. . i
ftteamshin D J Folev. Price. Baltimore, A
D Cazaux. ....
Steamer North East, raddison, Toint Cus-
well. HM Foard.
Schr W II Knight, Duffy, Havana, Nor
throp & LummiDg. s
The following quotations represent the
wholesale nrices generally. In makintr up
small orders higher prices have to be charged.
BAGGIA G Uunny......
Double Anchor.
Double Anchor " A
Standard Domestic
BACON Xorth Carolina,
Hams, ? m
Shoulders, 3b.'.
bides, i jd
Western bmoked
Hams.....
Sides, 3b.. ....J
fchouldera..
Dry Saltpd
Sides, V 3b
Shoulders, 3b
BEEF On the hoof.
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine
Second Hand, each 1 75
New York,each, new 2 00
BEESWAX ? 3b..; 28
BRICKS Wilmington, t?M 8 00
Northern "-00
BUTTER North Carolina 3b 15
Northern, 3b....
CANDLES Spenn 3b.
Tallow, $Mb...
Adamantine, $ set.
CHEESE-
Northern Factory, ? 3b ...
Dairy cream, lb
State, ? 3b.. :
COFFEE Java, "tf 3b
Kio, y 3b...
La.uara, 3b.... ....
CORN MEAI f? bushel....
COTTON TIES y 3b
DOMESTIC
I
a Mm mm.
The Handsomest, the Best Tone, is
rjlost Durable Planoo T.lade. "
2 They are Beautiful Rosewood, Seven and ono-third Octavea, with eTery r '
and fully guaranteed. rl heir moderate price and uniform" success fi
j T v ....;.!x;sj:;.rt.,u;f-..
for them the position of a Standard of Ecbrjomy and Durability
Acknowlodged by all Musicians to bo the Best
w
6
8
00
2
1 50
30
10 00
14 09
OVER
I
rjpiV: in ugp
25
25
00
17
16
00
30
19
24
20
35
40
00
13K
18
17
13
33
22
AGENTS WANTED IN EVEUY COUNTY. 'ADDRESS, ' r
M
o r, Robert w. smith j Agent, 7 TXniYcrsity X?lacet Hewir
4
1XA
95
Exports.
lOKEIGN.
Havana Schr WMI Knlj
lumber.
;nt 170,0-3'J feet
specimen rocKs m wmcn tne precious
metal can bo seen to sparkle. He thinks
that on liia land there is a gold mine ol
grcat richness.
Charlotte Observer: Capt. II. Henry
Smith, for many cras an allackc of the
North Carolina llailroad, has been ap
pointed train dispatcher at Greensboro for
the Richmond & Danville Railroad and its
branches, vice Capt. D. 1. Ligon, who
died last week.
Charlotte Democrat : Wc are informed
that Mr. J. F. llall, of this county, had
hia crop of wheat threshed last week with
the following result : 18 dozen threshed
oat 33 bushels of wheat, and 90 dozen
31 ; bushel?. The total, 13S dozen, pro
duced 85 bushels -of wheat. The wheat
was perfectly dry and heaped measure.
AsheTille Citizen: Mr. Thomas Col
lins, of Swain.who has been for some time
confined in the jail at Franklin, on the
charge of murder, was before His Honor
Judge Cannon on the 17th at Webster,
under a writ of habeas corpus. 'Hail was
refused him, - although he had friends at
hand ready to make a bond of $30,000.
His friends took him from jail that night
while the Sheriff was asleep.
Hickory rressi W. II . Kerr, kon of
Prof. W. C. Kerr, State Geologist, passed
up the road last ' Saturday with about
70,000 young shad and put them in the
Catawba river near. Bridge water. This
will be about 150,000 that have been put
in tne Uatawba in all, and as the dam at
Granite Shoals is now fixed for their pass
age .we hope our citizens will feel that
they will some day realize the benefits cf
this movement. At the railroad bridge
near Salisbury the train was stopped aud
about 40,000 were put in the' Yadkin riv
er. Charlotte Observer : Yesterday about
noon an iron bucket filled with fire was
lowered into one of the shafts of the lludi
sill Mine for the purpose of driving out
tho foul air, when the fire in the bucket
was communicated to the timber in the
shaft. This caught fire, and the current
being very strong, the flames soon shot
out of the top of the shaft, and in a few
moments all the timbers, ladders, Arc.,!
amounting to about C,000 feet of lumber, f
were burned. The loss is the worth of
the lumber and the cost of replacing it.
It is highly fortunate that the laborers
' were at dinner at the time the fire took
place. The shaft is one hundred aud
twenty-five feet deep.
f lialcish Observer.
The Difference.
AT man was found guilty in the Federal
Court of New York upon an indictment
for frauds on the ballot by means of false
naturalization papers, and sentenced to ten
years' imprisonment therofor. Application
was made to Mr: ' Hayes, ' as President
of the United States, for a pardon for the
man, wc presume on the usual grounds
upon which such applications are based,
and he refused it. We commend Mr.
Hayes highly for this refusal. There can
be no graver crime than the crime against
the ballot box, for it strikes at the very
roots of the government, and whenever
men arc found guilty of it they ought to
be surely punished and with
severitv.
liut low docs Mr. Haves reconcile it to
his conscience to keep-this New, York man
in the Fcntcutiary for ten years at the
saniejiitne that hj places every ltadical
member of the late 1 Florida Returning
Joard in high and lucrative office; at the
same time that he places one member of
the .South Carolina Returning Board in
high and lucrative oflice, and at the same
time that he keens two members of the
Louisiana Returning Board in
Verily, in tho language of Cuffec
"consistency thou art a jewelry."
List of Vessels in Port July 24tli
X K .1877.' .'"
BARKS.
Staubo, Nor. 321 tons, Gunderscn,
Paterson, Downing & Co
JLsther & Sophia, Ger, 270 tons, JJurmeister,
Alex Sprunt & Son
Sundsvall. Owed, 316 tons, Berrstrom,
, RE Hcide
Augusta Elsa, Span, , Garteiz,
Paterson, Downing & Co
Sesrunda Frienunfo, Span, VYsasi,
Paterson, Downing & Co
Ann, Ger, 312, Mohcditck,
Parsley & Wiggins
BRIGS.
Prince LcBoo, Br, 240 tons, Morriss,
Alex Sprunt &. Son
SCHOONERS. 4;
Yankee Blade, Am, 135 tons, Giling, Mat ter
W H Knight, Am, 187 tons, Duffey,
, Northrop & Gumming
Susan, Am, 177 tons, Gardiner,
Worth & Worth
Sidney, C Tyler, Am, 233 tons, Barrett,
! llarriss & Howell
Sheeting, 4-4 l yard.
larn: w bunch .........
FISH i i
Mackerel, No. 1, $ bbl. ...16 00.
No. 1, y Kbbl 9 50
Mackerel, No. 2, ;bbl....l3 50
No. 2, y 14- bbl i 7 50
Mackerel, No. 3 y bbh....00 00
Mullets y bbl .i 3 50
N. C. Hcrrino-. V bbl 5 00
Drv Cod, y to......:.-........' 1
FLO IJR Fine, y bbl. 0 00
Super, Northern, y bbl J.. 0 00
Kxtrado ' y bbl J.. 0 00
Family " y bbl.. .10 50
Vitv Mi!l--Super y bbl... 0 00
IJxtra y bbl... U 00
Family bbl... 0 00
Ex. Family y bbl... 0 00
FERTILIZERS ! .
Peruvian Guano, y 2000 lbs. 70 00
1XA
a
(i
(t
Baugh's Phosphate
Carolina rerulizer
Ground Bone,
Bone Meal
" Flour
Navassa Guano,
Complete Manure
Whann's Phosphate
Wando Phosphate,
Berger&Brutz'sIios.: ' '
AVilcox, Gibb & Co.,
nipulated Guano....
ULUlu 1 ID i
GRAIN-rCorn,store,p 561&3
Corn, cargo, y 56 lbs......
it
00 00
".50 00
oo 06
" 00 00
" 00 00
55 P0
" 00 00
" 00 00
00 00
20 00
0 00
00 00
0 00
10 60
4 00
8 00
0
7 00
8 00
9 00j
11 00
9 00
10 00
11 00
12 00
00 00
00 00
65 00
40 00
45 00
47 00
65 00
67 00
70 00
70 00
THOS. J. SOUTHERLAND,
f IVERY AND SALE STABLES, !
Corner Third and Princess Streets,
Wilmington, N. C.
Horses and Vehicles for hire at rea
sonable; rates. Excursion parties .to the
Sound and country accommodated.
may 26 I
JTALIAN iySECX POWDER, Wtrrm
ed to kill Koaches, Flics, FIm, A
Croton Bugs, BBiSffi!? a
Lice. Flower B a its. ufS
species of Insect.
5600 PIAiroSFOIl cH
somest, cheapest and popular work of thelw"r; Ane lwj Orands ediUU Mat.
kind ever issued, s livery Mercnant, Manu
facturer, or Business Man needs it. It sells
rapidly iat One Dollar per copy, and affords
a handsome profit to Agents, who are making
from A wo to Ten i)ollars per day
the same. J
Apply, with references, to
WALTER HEUGH & CO., Publishers,
juneSO , , Park Place, New York.
LOCAL AGENT WANTED. We want
a good, reliable man to make a personal
and thorough canvas of this City and vicini
ty, to sell RAND'S NEW YORK C1TT
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, for 1877-8, just
issued. This work contains a full and com
plete classified list of all the IMPORTERS,
JOBBERS and MANUFACTURERS,, with
out question, the most complete, the hand-1 "ra "J?1 al fl,et l ti
somest, cheapest
kind ever issued.
sc'.linjr
00 00i 00 00
ma- f ;
Corn.ycl., y bushel.
1 eas,
..55(00
... I 9
00
op
None.
55
1 25
l
10
1 10
95
80 00
70 00
Miscellaneous.
khe utmost
oflice?
Mayo
Church Services.
Worship in the various churches ' of th
city to-morrow as follows:
!t. rAri:s (kvaxg.) luthekan cnuijcii,
Corner of Sixth' ami Market streets. Ser
vices by the Kev. F. P. Cook at 11 o'clock
a. m. Sunday school at 5 p. in.
t
1 IKST .L-APTIST CHURCH,
corner of Iarket and Fifth streets, Kev.
James J I. Taylor, pastor. Services to
morrow at 11 a m. and 8 -p. m.,
Sunday School at 0 1 K. m. Young men's
pra-cr mcctin Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.
1 lobular church prayer meeting Thursday
niiiht at 8 o clock.
. l imy ri;invTLi:iAX chuiich,
corner Third and Orange streets, ller. Jos.
It. Vilson, D. )., pastor. Services at 11
a in. and 0 'p. in. ,
m:ami:n"s bethel,
on 1 vk between Front and Wa tor streets.
Kev. J. Lj Jvcen, chaplain. Services every
Suuday afternoon at 4 o'clock, f All are
welcome. Seats free. i . T
ECOXD PKESUYTEKIAN CHURCH,
corner oi i ourtu ana uampoeii streets,
Kev. 0. M. Payne pastor. No services at
11 a. m. Services at 8 p. m. by Tier. J.
II. Wilson, IX D.( Sabbath School at 4
p. m. I'rayer meeting "Wednesday, 8
p. m.
FilOXT STREET M. E. CUURCH SOUTH,
corner of Front and Walnut streets, Rev.
J. K. Mann pastor. Servics every Sab
bath at 11 a xn and 7 p m. Sabbath
School at 3 p m.j
l-'IFTIl" STREET M. E. CHURCH SOUTH,
Mtuated" on Fifth, between Kna and
Cliun h streets Kev. J. M. Khodcs pastor.
Dissolution.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the firm name of liinfcjrd,
Crow & Co., is this iay dissolved by inutal
consent, J h. Crow withdrawing.
W. B. BINFORD,
J. E. CROW,
v JAMES ANDERSON,
july 25, 1877. J. LOEB.
! i
mUE BUSINESS will be continued under
JL the firm name of BINFORD, LOEB &
CO., by the remaining1 partners, to whom all
claims will be presented in liquidation a d
to whom all debts due the old firm arc to be
paid. The new firm respectfully solicit a
continuance of the patronage so' liberally ex-
.tendea the old firm. w. li. BLNJb OKD,
, - J. LOEB,
julv 2C-Gt JAMES ANDERSON.
-" 1 i 1 ' - 1 1
Natural Mineral Waters.
A POLLINARIS BRTJNNEN. and HUNY
X AD1 JANOS B1TTERWATER, in Orig
inal Packages, kept constantly on hand,
Orders for other reliable brands filled
promptly at Importer's Prices.
00
00
Dusnei. ...... i
cow, y bushel
HIDES Green, y lb ;
Dry, y lb...,
HAY Eastern y 100 lbs...
North Itiver, y 100 lbs....
HOOP IRON y ;ton.....;.
LARD Northern y lb
iS orth Carolina y lb.......
LIME? bbl
LUMBER Citv steam sa'wd
Ship stuff, rcsawed, "?M ft. ?4
Rough edge plank, y M ft.22
VV est Inaia cargo, r.ccord-1
ing to quality, y M ft... 20 00
Dressed fiooring,seasoned.20 00
Scantling and boards, com
mon, y M ft 15 00
MOLASSES Cuba,hhdli?ffl 40
Cuba, bbls., y gal
Sugar house, hhds. y gal.
" " ' bbls. y gal...
Sugar Syrup, bbls. y gal.
NAILS Cut,4d to 20d,k'g
OLS Kerosene, y gal......
Lard, y gai
Linseed, y gal.j.
Rosin, y gal...J...........U..
PEANUTS y bushel.
POTATOES - Sweet,?? bus.
insu, iorthcrn, y bbl
lb
82
75
60
50
12
20
05
ny3
00
1 35
12
13
0 00
ushek's new patent Dnnl n.-..J-r. 2"f
the greatest improvement in i,u? 2
piano making. The Uprights are the turn
iw America. Dont fail to write for UmtZ
ted and Descriptire Catalojte-mtael tni
MENDELSOHN HAK0C0,
apl. 14 No. 68 BroiJyV,y.Vt
iiirriii d
Spartanburg & A. ice Cream 'Parlor.
uiufwug! Auui in. rare vreta I
vored with choicest frtiU will be keptdarUr
the season.
Now Route to the Mountains ,arge dlMci0M winb4 kVt.b(iemlW
n-m m I can De procured in either thte or the Cbark
OI W CSieril n O. ta. I ton markets. Cream seat to aor cart ol tt
citj in quarts . and gallons froien, free t
charge. All orders tor Cream foe Sondjj
must be left Satardars. ,
3B- Entrance to Palor on Trincc! St.
apl 24
45
PORK Northern, city iress.17
X Aim, ty DDI ,
Prime, y bbl (extra).
lb.
35
45
25
20
10
00
30
70
i5
50
00
..00 00
00 00
OOjOO
' ' 6
4
27 00
25 00
i- ' ..
23 00
(S35 00
23 00
41
57
38
40
60
00
30
45
10
40
80
00
75
rpiIIS NEW ROUTE IS NOW OPSN
J to.the traveFling public. Passenger trains
leave daily the Depot of the G. & C. R. R.
in Columbia at 12:45 p. m., and arrive at ter
minus of S. & A.I R. R. at 8 p. m., where
lose connection is made with four-horse
coaches for Flat Rock, Hendersonville,
Asneville and Warm bprinjg. Passengers
will have choice to go through or lie over at
v'i rtijfl. l il. r ii x i
resume their journey jcarly next morning
and thereby enjoy some of the finest moun
tain scenery on the Howard Gap turnpike, to
be found in Western North Carolina.
Arrangements have been made with the
W. C. & A. R. R., for round trip tickets at
the following rates
From Wil. to Flat Rock and
return, $15.85.
return, $19.85.
W. J. BUIIMANN,
julv 2 Lippitt's Row, South Front St.
BROUGHAM'S
COOKE DM EATS
RE THE BEST AND MOST RELIA-
ble goods packed in this country. They are
in use all over the World. Just the thing for
I :
Summer use.
CM. D.IMS & CO.
5 & 7 North Front Street.
jnly 12 ,
Painting.
WHERE YOU CAN GET, YOUR Paint
ing done with dispatch, neatnes.s aud
at reasonable rates is at
C C PARKER'S PAINT SHOP,
one door North of Old Jail building on Prin
cess street. HOUSE, SHIP and SIGN
Painting done Sad satisfaction guaranteed.
Great care is given to small jobs,
may 16 ,
Rump, y bbl.,
RICE Carolina. W
Jbast ln-Jia, y lb 00
Rough, y bushel I 20
RAGS Country, 1? lb'..
City, y lb
ROPli-T.;.
SALT Alum, y bushel.
Liverpool, 0isack ,
American y sack
Cadiz "il sack ' .
SUGAlMCuba, y lb...
I'orto liico, y lb....:.i.
A Coffee, y lb
B " lb. ........
c y ib
Ex cy ib
Crushed y lb
SSUAP iS orthern, y lb......
SHINGLES Contract, yJsl 4
Vuiuuiuu, 'ff 1U
Cypress saps y M... ......... 5
uyprcss hearts, t) U.....A 1 50
STAVES W. O. bbl. ?M:18 00
ROhhd. y E.....j.......:...oo oo
Cvoress. .) ?!..'..'... ls no
TALLOW-rP lb..... 9
TIMBER Shipping y M ...12 00
iuiu, prime per ji 50
Mill, fair per M 7 50
Inferior to Ordinarv,per M 4 00
WHISKEY Ncrth?n per gl I
9
1
4
00 00
00 00
15 00
00 00
2i
2
6
00
85
00
75
10K
00
00
5
00
60
50
7
00
30
23
00
00
00
10
00
12
IVA
11
14
6 00
3 00
0 00
0 00
u tc (t ia warm Springs and return,
, $25.85. ,
( i a tt t0 Hendersonville and return,
15 '85.
Cant. S. S.Kirkland, of N. C, and for
merly of the Air LipeR. R., will be present
bn the arrival of thffrains at the terminus
of the S. & A. R. RL to see that passengers
are provided for andsent forward without de
lay. On arrival of trains passengers are re
quested to ask for Capt. Xirkland, Passenger
tind Transportation Agent.
Try this new route.
I D. R. DUNCAN, Prcs't.
juiy 12 1 -: i ;,: .
1852 1 1877
QUARTER CENTENNIAL
"Warranted to give Entire Satis-
. FACTION,"
i Prime Enojoent for a Tear.
Less Than Four Cents a Week.
MAKE HOME ATTnACTIi'E
BY INTRODUCING THE
Which for mere than 55 Ttm'hit beet ti
buss? '
as is well known all orer the United But. 1
It is published weeklr, co&Uiu eight urgt
pages, clearly printed oa rood paper, IUe4
mm
vm
WAS PUBLISHED AS the
with the choicest stories aai ratchet rj Cm
best writers j not lewatioad traA, Vi t
as a mother is willinr to ba?t bet tmm
read. The whole tone of tie ppr bpait
and elevating. . ., ,
It also contains Oiatorkal and Biofriplksl
articles ; Scientific ; Agrtealttral aafl new
hold Departments ; Fathloa Artklt wecllr,
fresh and unexcelled ; Humoroai Xota S 1$ 1
erary Reviews; News Notet? Bojf4 andCW
Colnmng! and Strontr and gpsrkliaf
rials, etc., etc Isjustwch aptpet ai'
rod v loves to read, and the price li WJ
TWO DOLLARS A YEAE
Sample copy containing dab rH, ete . m
on receipt of a 3-cent stamp. Aodrew,
rJb. 918 csssrinr'
276 Sansom 8treet, PUUdclpftu, r
n n .-J ambeffi
20 00
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10
13 00
10 00
8 50
AND
I School at a
,T. T1PJ3IAS (CATHOLIC) CHURCH, ,
l)vek strett, between Second and Third
mil-vis. JH'imu M.TV1CV3 ! ai i auu W a
m. Vespers at 7i p tn.1, Suuday Seliool
at ' a m. . '
oa
Ctl
i:o.)nd bai'tist cnur.cii,
i between Church and
Tolcislx Observer: Yesterday was de- streets, rreaching at 11 a m and 7. p m.
Castle july
Washington IMois
JJOOT AND SHOE MAKER
Repairer. Second strest, two doors from Mar
ket. Prices Moderate'and Best References.
jan 8 I
FREMH'S HOTEL.
ON THE EUROPEAN TLAN. OPPOSITE
City Hall Park, Court House and New
PostorBce, Netv York. All Modern I mpreve
ments, including Elevator, Gas and Running
Water, in every Room.
T. J. rlt&NCH Jfc BROS..
North Caroina, per sral
WOOL Unwashed, per lb
w Bscea per id
40
75
18
28
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00
00
50
20
30
T TJ T mmA affi S til
me I I A' c euro ., . ..r
motto of this office when estab- before BENNETT FITCH, to u
lished in this citv in 1852 and know through what paper me UV.4'!T
has hfPTl arlhfrrrl in om. ainnn All I fnmam -
ble Dental operations continue to be per
formed by us in the Bame durable! and satis
factory manner and a cordial invitation is ex
tended to any patron who is ms-satisfied with
any operation ever performed by either of us
to return the same and have their monev re
funded. r 3
d& comPctition as to QUALITY OR
PRICES. .
THOS. B. CARR & SON,
june20' ' ; No. 38 Market St
Oardcixlnr to Src 1
If you wish to become a Comaierdal TU
: - -.read . .
Practical iPIortlcilW1
If you wish to Garden far
r a
Lager !
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A -win tit LOT OF THAT SUPERIOR
Champagne Lager
Just in. from the Brewery.
JZST- The finest Lager Sold.
BINFORD, CROW & CO.
juiy t
Proprietors.
adedlj tne hottest day of the season,
the tnenaometcr ranging . higlicr
throughout the day than even the hot
July daji of last year. Farmers from the
country last crenins inform us that it
was absolutely necessary to suspend farm
operations ' from 10 to 5 o'clock. Three
carpenters ia the employ of Messrs. Allen,
V&urrhn & Belts, while cnErazeiiin shin 2-
ling a liouse roof became over powered by
the heat and had to be removed to the
shade. Mr. Belts informed us( that he is
compelled to suspend, the most pf his out
door operations until there is a change.
Lomsburj Cornier: A difficulty took
place at Duke's Store, about 12 miles
north-weit of Louhburg, oa last Satur-
by Hew
3p m.
evening
W. S. Melvin. Sunday School at
Keuiar prayer meeting Tuesday
at o clock.
BOKA TEA!
Ser-
500
l inST FREEWILL BArTIST CHUKCil
corner Fourth and Dawson streets,
vices at 11 a m. and 7 p m.
ST. M auk's frnr.riRvn kpiscotaL church. J3 received,
corn er of Sixt h and Mulberry streets.
Morning Prayer ait 11 o'clock. : Evening
Traj-cr at G o'clock. Sunday School at S.
Barnabas' School liouse at 4$ p m. On
Iloly days at 7 a. m. and G p. m.
ST. YA r l's cii c ecu , (episcopa l.)
corner of Fourth and Orange - streets.
Kev. T. M. Ambler, rector. Services at
11 am and 8 p m. Seats free.-
LBS. OF THIS ELEGANT
EZXZXIl? TEA
CO and 75 Cts- per Pound.
Our Unirersal Sales teU the Stoif.
Imported and sold only by
: GEO. IIYERS',
11 Cz 13 Front Streot.
. juiy:5 ;
now; is the time to
BUY
yATEU COOLERS, I. C. FREEZERS,
Tin Toilet Scta-and Tin SIcp Jars at reduced
price
juiy 20
for caib, at
i AKJvER A TAYLORS,
' 19 South Front et
25
Z5
TWENTY-FIVE
BOXES CHOICE '
. t mm .. mm u mm tdm
CHAS. D. MYERS & 0.7
5 & 7 north Front at.
jaj 21
FINEST OLD STOCK
Pure R ve Whiskey
FULL MNE OF BEST BRANDS AT
CII AS. D. MYERS & CO'S,
july 21 5&7y0rth Front St.
Brock's Exchange.
fpHE UNDERSIGNED has taken charge
of the aboyc Well-known and popular house
and will hereafter run it. It will be put in
complete order and satisfaction guaranteed to
all ot its patrons.
, The best of Wines,
Qardctxin for jnezitTtl
All by Peter Hendcnos. ,
Prieelf 1.50 eacb, postpaid, J b3-
- Onr
Combined ,
FOB TUB
C3r ."Sb-Br jcLon
colors
...
NumWrinarnSpses, wiw
, KOt
I
o U customers of plitT "
have purchased anr of Ue aw
otheri on receipt of 25 ecott
vigars, ana none but the best alwr nn "TJI Tuloxi
hA " fiain nan or ocv ,y- -
rTiiinit
The Billiard Parlors will be open every day
and night free to the patrons of the house.
JOHN CARROLL, ,
jane 27 ; Proprietor.
I A -if
, Office ? Board Commissioners.
VI j P EW HANOVER COXSSTT t
TN ACCORDANCE WITH SecUon 1? of I
a uie Jiacmnery Act, tne Hoard of Cnm-
ueiujierj wui meet ai tneir umce on liON-
D AY. the 6th dv of Antrtisf. 1B7T mm 9
o clock, p.m., for the purpose of re vising the
Tax lasts and Valuations reported to them
by the Assessors. . At the imia ; . i .t.-.-
Taluauon of their property, or to the amount
of tax charged azainst them. Thaw sii
vv uat mm CB. Ur II Till I in VAVia.nn la
Seedsmen, Uark.t usru.-
: tm il , .
' JU AO . i mm,X
.mm t.on BSIC '
saleln quanUti to
lalrH 8ecdndAt2i!bT
Text. . 7.fne.'.
complete. - JOHN O. YTAaxxm
W Chairman.