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1 SflSri.T JAMES Ed. and Prop WILMINGTON, K. C. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1S77. TTIEXVS AND REVIEWS. la the Island M Sardinia, lor-s neglected Ljjaadeni-civilization, water and gas wUrks were recently introduced iu several ttfmdt towns amid an enthusiastic display of flags and fireworks. MrifJStqwOj -Black well, acxuL . paniedty the Misses Partridge, lliiulmaii, and,flaBiI51eJ2h will enter. upon the canvas of Colorado in behalf of universal suffrage on the nth inst. Agricultural Gazelle, the wheat crop in the three kingdoms is considerably be low the average ; but it has been a good year for graziers and dairy farmers. .Q &xhM axidc'gi ven off by charcoal atnet a. peculiar phase of insanity among cookflrf rMeAvhcro charcoal is largely Qgecfio cooking. The symptoms arc op prcssion; vcrligo, hallucinations of siht Soclx is tbc; glut of money on the Lon don Stock Exchange that any mau iu J gttvl Credit carfbblain the loaii of almost any sum for, say a fortuight, at 'the rate of py Soi ndniv Yet even on these terms tkcro- is scarcely any . demand'. The pupils of .the Japanese Academy ol Fine Altai at iVkio hdvc learned to paint in the. European style, after only seven monthsr" instruction by European, pru- lessors, dating ' which course they pro fluced 1,500 clever works noV un ex hibition. ' The ladies of the West end ol St. Louis are, organizing a social club to be coni- posed entirely of ladies between the ages of eighteen and thirty years, who-will givo during the fall. season a scries of sur priso visits, when all the members will be disguised with false noses. 'Newfoundland is the only British' North American colony that has persistently irftfscrTcd its autonomy notwithstanding 1'repcatcd and determined efforts made by the agents of the old country and ICJnada to induce it to accept the terms stipulated in the scheme of confederation. 'liw said that more money was spent in Newfoundland to carry it for the Domini on than has been expended collectively in 6C(jU$n.g the annexation of Is ova Scotia, New-' Brunswick, and lYmco .Edward's eland to the Canadas. I "' The legal period for salmon fisl :ng iu the Columbia river has passed, and -yet the i fifcttetrnen - remain at wdik and fish are tanned?1 The Fish Commissioners at Sacramento, CaL, have instituted prose cutions for the violation of the fish law. T?- mion'n oif ;f "CrQgpr ritfnri in Crlt" islublaTif '.estHpaated at 200,000 cases, valued at 1,300,000. The Victoria Colonist s&ys that while Oregon has but ono salmon-producing river, 15nti&l Columbia has five, besides many bays harbors, and river mouths where salmon abound. Prescott, the capital of Arizona is a thoroughly American place, while Tucson, a most ancient settlement, is2 agcuuincs Mexican town, being ' composed of one Ktnrv ndnhn hmldin&rs. and liavinu narrow . , " streets filled 'with " Mexicans. In Spanish map dated 1775 it is set down as tMe'fciidto'if Surinlson, and i was then, as now, the principal place iu the Territory. In 1867 it was designated the capital city of the Territory, and held the honor until list winter, when tho Legislature trans- fflrrnd the title to Prescott. It is now claimed that the removal; pf tho capital was void, on the ground that the Legis lature was iJipgaUy ,' elected through a false census,' wnicn liipui canntyroffirluch, Prescott is the county seat, a preponderance of representation. Tucson lie ioha SanUjCruz valley on a stream tnat rises a snore instance uciuw ho Sonora line, and is about 2,500 feet jibove the sea level. It has at present a poplation of 5,000, only about 1,000 of whj,ch is American. TrlpJeaeiftci fa Spfcscritcd family in the British legislature is that of the Duke of Abcrcom. whicS ntribuAcs four mem- 9 bers to it. The Duke has three sons in tho IIouso of Commons. The oldest sits for Douegal, a scat which he owes to ter ritorial influence, hi3 father being a great IrUh proprietor ; but the younger brothers owo their scats largely to their merits, ono of them having won Middlesex against the notorious Mr. Uenry Labouchere, the other representing King's Lynn, for whicU the present Jionl Derby was for years M. 1. lW Duke of Abercorn's family i?, peraasthcrlthougu, he is any thing but wealthy, the most socially bril liant ef its time in England. He has been twice Yicerev in Ireland, with unsurpass ed Twpanty and success, and is con epicnojis rfor hii tact, fine person, aud bearin,;. His wife U universally admired an4 respected. Of bia seven daughters, famous forthcir beauty, six have married peers, and bis sons arc popular and dis tiDsuiihcd.! . HOWARD AND JOSEPH. Would'nt it be a good plan to start an other Freed man's Bank and recall Gen. Howard from the pursuit of Chief Joscpft and his Xezces tribe to assume charge of vr- - -i . . i . f its finances ? Possibly . there mignt be another smash up but then if the federal Government will fiurnish the funds there will be no individual losses. This, it strikes us, would be more economical than to keep him where he is. Kecall Howard, give him" another bank to break and send Chief Joseph off on a mission to Patagonia or Hottentot and the people and the country would both probably be better off for-the change. STILL BORN. (Joiigrcssnian Stoughton's attempted reply to Judge Black on the Electoral Commission matter seems to have fallen still-born . But few of tho leading papers at the North have paid any attention to . ' . I . .... . ' it whatever, aud the opinion we expressed a week ago to the effect that Judge Black would not deem it worthy of a reply, is likely to prove a correct ono. - That .'icntlcman will make a serious mistake if he allows himself to be drawn into a reply where there is nothing to re ply to, and, on the contrary, Mr. Stough tou will doubtless be visited with the pangs of a terrible disappointment Judge Black should decline to write him up before the'public. EFFIGY TO EXIT. - The result in California will prove dis aal rous to the. political career of one o toe fast disappearing Crantites, U. S. Sen ator A. A. Sargent, more commonly known as, Effigy Sargent ever since tha little affair' when he was burned in effigy by indignant Californians. Sargent's term expires in 3B70 and there is no donb that his successor will be a Democrat and a different sort of a man, altogether California is undoubtedly a Democratic State and would have gone for Tildcn las year but for the gigantic frauds set on foot there -by Senator Morton, whereby twelve thousand fraudulent votes were polled against him in. San Francisco. Bu this will hardly occur again and Califor nia may be looked upon as having returned to her first love,' there to abide for many years yet to come. - T HE PENNSYLVANIA ELEC TION. The Baltimore 'Gazette thinks that Penn sylvania will assuredly go Democratic this Pall. It states that "the Pennsylva nia llcpublican Convention was not by any means the harmonious body itecemCd to be, aud the dissensions which were therein -developed jiromisc to lead to an open rupture in the party that will inevi tablv cause its defeat at the coming elec tion. It-further adds that 'instead of entciiug upon it with enthusiasm, the disaffected Republicans will hold aloof and allow . the election to go by default. We be7;cve'.that in any event tlio State will go Democratic this fall, but this new discord in tho Republican ranks makes assurance doubly suiCi" . The election in Pennsylvaia takes place on the 0th of Xovc'mbcr and if the State should indeed go Democratic, for the first time in more than a quarter of a century, then, all wu've got to say is that some body had best stand frors under. A SPECIMEN BRICK. 4 -'Mr. Hayes' civil service reform is as transparent as glass and just about as brittle. The latest, and one of the best, illustrations' of its peculiar workings is found in, the case of J. Russell Jones, Col lector of the port?of Chicago who, although his term is only partially expired, has been requested- to resigns so as to make room for one Smith, a friend of Secretary of the Treasury Sherman, who wants the place very badly indeed. But Mr." Jones is not willing to submit tamely and replies tu ""t John Sherman m a very spicy letter which is" calculated to show up the present Administration in not exactly its best light. In his reply he tells tbc Sec retary this : ' "An. officer of your department has within tho last month made a thorough examination of this oflice,' and he iu formed rac that he found everything pertaining to the conduct of the oflice in a satisfactory condition. The only criticism ho made was that in examining tho .recorcl of the expenses of the ofiieo he discovered that there were a ' number of inspectors em ployed at $-1 per diem, but I informed him that inspectors who have been in the service at this port for years: experienced men, upon whose shoulders the bulk of inspectors - duties are laid, were paid but $3 per diem. Those to whom ho called my attention tccre men sent here by you with orders to assign them to duty al $4 1 i per titan. If this is a 'specimen of the civil service reform which is to be imposed upon the people -by- the dc facto Administration we would like to sec a little of the other sort. Good ccoks seem to be thejscarcest ar tistcs of the period. About a year ago the guardians of the poor" ia a great London parish determine! to teach cooking to the girls in their training schoolsand effcred $150 a year (very good wages in England for a gold plain cook), With board and lodging, fo r a cook teacher. ., There was cot a single reply to their advertisement. OF COURSE. Maine ha3 goneRepublicau, as a mat ter of course, ano as iiobedv is surprised atthe resUt sqjnobotfy in this latitude 1 a .1 7 ut. . oi.i. f ttc most Sbigoted iiQall that relates to natiobal affairs so w it be one of the last to forsakiTthe tt'orshtp of its Radical idols; one of the last, for Rhode Island will dis pute with her the dishonor of bein very last. g the : We learn ? from the Glasgow Herald that "Gov. Tildcn and the Hon. J. Bil low, who arrived iu Glasgow on Saturday with thelona from Oban, left on Monday morning for the Trossachs, the inclement weather having induced them to shorten their stay in the. city. The Lord Provost, who experienced much kindness from Gov. Tilden during his recent visit to the United States, called on him on Monday morning, and-we undcastand it is likely the Governor will again visit the city on the invitation of his Lordship." That Disease Breeds Disease Is a notorious" fact. It is therefore of vital importance to check maladies in their birth, cr they have a chance to develop other aud more dangerous disorders. As a means of checkirife complaints which, if allowed to proceed, finally disorder, the entire system, Hostettcr's Stomach .Bitters is a medicine the use of which cannot be too strongly urged upon the sick and feeble. The physi cal functions arc regulated' by it, it insures the acquisition of vigor by tho debilitated, and it substitutes a cheerful condition of mind for gloom and despondency. -Dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint and kidney and bladder troubles yield to its remedial influence; it counteracts a tendency to gout, j and rheumatism, and invigorates thq nerves. Moreover, it is derived from purely botanical sources, and In this, as In every other re- ct, is superior to tne mineral remeuies oi the pharmacopoeia. Miscellaneous. THOS. J. S OUTHERL AND JIVERY AND SALE t TAULES, , Corner Third and Princess Street-', 1 Wilmington, N. C. "Sa- Horses and Vehicles for hire at rea sonable rates. Excursion parties to the bound and country accommodated. may 26 - , - Spectacles and Glasses. milE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER -i. . h ' . -; . cents to $10. -Call and examine for yourselves. June 19 J. II. ALLEN". R AlAPPY ItEWEF TO - OUJJO MEX from tho clfccta of Errors and Abuses in eajrly life. Man hood Restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. JS"ew method of treatment. JS'ew and remarkable remedies. Book3 and circulars sent free in scaled envelopes. Address Howard Association, 419 N. Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa. An Institution having a high reputation for honorable con dnct and professional skill. A A m o J2 I (4 O L1 NEW BARBER SHOP. MY PATRONS and the public generally are respectfully informed that I can be found at my . ; NEW BARBER SHOP at No. 7, South Front street, where-the fol- awing low prices, nave Ueen auoptea : Shaving 10 cents j Ilair Cuttiuj; 25 cent I Shampoo 25 cents. Open until 12 o'clock on Saturday r.iht. aur 4 CHAS. E. CLEAPOK. LOW PRICES I ? Good Flour S8.50 per Barrel, TRY QUR CREME B LA CREME AT 89.75." One Ton of those Eleprant Hams, 13 Cents Daily Expected ! ceo. n3 vers, 11 dc 13 aOUTU EOWTST' ujj 17 E. and M. Bollman, BREMEN AND IIOYA, GERMANY, lead in the manufacture of Vinegar. Their IMPERIAL WHITE WINE V1N- EOAR (3ple strength), PICKLING AND CIDER VINEGAR, is unexcelled in quality and purity. . tjrleri rp?pecuuiij soucited by the Agent, TV. J. BUHMANV. Uppitt' Row, South Front Street, aug 31 between Dock and Urange. NOTICE. THE A1TENTION OF PARTIES inter ested u called to the fact, that br an Or dinanco of tha City of Wilmington, each Market Cart or Boat is required to pay a fe of TEN CENTS, and each Market Wagon a fee of FIFTEEN CENTS, before leaving their f tandj, or forfeit $5.0Q penal t v. WILL TELL 1 x U. 31. WILLIAMS, aug 2 :: Clerk.of the Market Miscellaneous. Keystone Printing: Inb Co ' maxufacto'eebs or s BOOK AND NEWS BLACIA 17 Worth Fifth Street, Philadelphia, Pa IXKS I ARE OF A SUPERIOR dients and under tho personal supervision oi pracucai prinier we wm Kujiiu;c cci wi w De oi a oupenor jejc disck, oick umng, and on tirelr free from settinsr-oft. . : ar.r r.rices arp from 30 to 60 rer cent, low ei than rdv other Inks manufactured in the i . . 1 c l -1 1 - - - - A trial oi a sampie ser wm conrince idt printer that he has been payiag nearly double wiiai ue tuuum iui uia iuu iu nuico (uu Put up in kegs and barrels to rait purchasers. Address, KEYoiONE riilXTINO LNKCXJU . 17 North Fifth Street. ' url' " i CJ .) 1 Q Vm ' Miscellaneous. Wetettfs UnaMUei Dictionary fob Tin-: school n 3,000 Engravingg ; 1,40 rages Quarto 1 rice SI - ANEW rBAXXTHB. To t! he po illurations hereto e Unabridged, we have added four page stcr page of 'olored Illustrations. - eiigr.ivtd expressly for the work at large expense. early every State Superintendent of Public Instruction in the Union, or corxcs - ponding oiheer, where such an one exists, has Recommended Webster's Dictionary in the stroDgest terms. Among them are those of Eastern Northern Middlo Ronthpm ?ntiH Western States TWFNTyVtoIIT VVCStein btates 1 VV lUDt i X-llilUlll in all. cop her 1'ubiic Scnools. The Statn .-.5 VVISfinvsiV k nnn nearly every school ' ' ,Jlel NEW JERSEY 1,500 nearly r cV r Minnin a xr 1 he btatc of MICHIGAN made provision for all her schools. The State of MASSACHUSETTS has sup- piied her schools nearly all. The State of IOWA has KTinnHort her M-hools has supplied her t, ct.nnf pnwvrnTmTTfn i j Tiie bt.te of CONNECTICUT has made provision for her schools. r Over 3,000 schools in INDIANA were supplied during the year 1872, and many more in 1873 and 1874, in nthM- statPH nuinv oa a uaan chased for supplying schools of cltiej coun- ties ana towns. V hat better investment can be made for schools? - More than ten times as many are sold of Webster's Dictionaries as of any other series in this countrv.' At least focr-fifths of all the school-books I published in this country own Webster as their standard, and of the remainder few ac knowledge any standard. , . . . PtMahed bv Ci A C. MURUt a f , .T : jnta Dy W. l utt v opnnsneia juass. : ; I AlilM' WANTED. We wanil st a good, reliable man to make a personal and thorough canvas of this Citv nd virini. 1'L ND'SEW XORK CITY. ij u .in Ma mitavj luiii, tor -1877-8, just . x u, la w urjv. uoniams a ; i uu ana com - pletc classified list of all the IMPORTERS, JOBBERS and MANUFACTURERS, with ij-iun olic-ui iiuu is uniDcr aaarese. It is, with - ri ,- . m w 4. a. i tvt i i i . out question, the irost comnlAtn iha L.n pecialty Uiun,u. itUi, m. uao t"abCU v,ww i pceuiu, wilu me same pian anu compass as ios oi vv coster s unabridged in as many of I its predescssor, but with a far greater pecuu- soiaest, cheapest and popular work of thej ' kmd ever issued. Every Merchant, Manual .. , ueeus 11. j 1 sens rapidly at One Dollar per copy, and affords uauuaume pront to Agents, who are making from Two to Ten Dollars per day selline AppJj',with references, to WALTER IIEUGII & CO., Publishers, June 30 park: Piace) New York.1 MI -:o:- J. 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I The civil war of our country, which Mas at I its.neignt wnen ine last voiume oi me oiu I "Ors appeareu, uas tiappiiy eiiueu, auu a I new course oi commercial anu muusiria "I ovUTUT XlUo VWU WUIIUCUVVU. w i . tl. . d&XVH M T llllin LAJ .fill 1 tl L II It.il. knowledge have heen made by the inuefatl sable explorer of Africa. The great political revolutions of the last decade, with the natural iesult of the lapse of time, have brought into public view a multitude of new men, whose names are in every one's mouth, and of whose lives ever v one is curious to know the particulars Great battles have been fought and impor- I taut sieges maintained; of which the details I are as yet preserved oniy in me newspapers and which ought now to take then: place in permanent anu authentic history. 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