TO-MORRQW. ...
,t t tne sun, wh dying beams, .
11 wa&d theWple bfll to lire,
Citadel sSha &6&x4 and spire
IJlded by the far-off gleam;
tt enn and out dark pine trees crept
A?f, 1 many a slender line of gold;
motes thwardtlij rrver swept,
t;o nrtkissed it as it onward rolled;
Jiunllght lingered, loth to go.
" E? well, it cauSeth sorrow
A .Urt from those we love below;
,0 YVet the sun as bright sliall glow
A To-morrow.
reticle was ebbing on the strand,
inrf stooping low it silver crest;
fe crimson seaweed lay at rest
S the amber-ribbed sand;
shed o'er the rocks and on the shore
lranz parting wreaths of pearly spray,
nwm fled away; yet turned once more
nd sent a sight across the bay,
if tlionRh it could not bear to go.
, well, it causeth sorrow
t JWrt &n twe Hlriw' -
vItherwrd the tide shall now
1. ?
T j hearts have met to say farewell
1" . - ... nriiAn tlio Knn wpnt. flown
trYi life-sound from the busy town
emote wdly s a passing bell.
JTwlilsnfer? parting la awcet raln-
IMwlWe returns the uae;"
wrtlng rends the heart in twain,"
inii Am they linger Ride by side,
A ml i
. ...1 ct
,;"i ptiil tbey linger, lotn to go.
Tn rrt from those we love below
vvJhlaUWr meefcprnor
iNew Orleans Times. ...
salaries of Leaidinjr Newspaper
m Mcr.
nt &itoftrf Ariter on. tho
tidon Times gets 2,000 guineas per an-
which is a .pretty fair salary. Tho
JJst salaries paid in America are not
nitP eaual to thjs. Dr. Connery, the
jS fflfair'of ifcc NoW'York Herald,
S8n$8,000; Whitelaw Rcid, of the
Tritome $12,000; Charles A. Dana, the
SS oCtbe New York Sun, $12,000,be
tidcs Us pto&ts as a atock owner; Hurl-
3 Herald, gets $10,000; and hsj
just rewired a year's i leve of absence
to g,; t Europe, his salary being contin
Th Western press pavs very fair
alaries. The leading editorial writer on
c Ciiici2- lunes gets fco,uuu, ana the
BiijPWitor. $6,000; Watterson, cf
Courier-journal, &7,5O0,and an inter
im the profits ;Shelfi3ri,'l)f the Chi
rvm Tribune, $0,000. The largest sum
rilia America to any editorial writer,
isU received from tho New York Her-4
. . ' r '"- tt- i vri - ii ,lr ' ir i
jj 0 air. vyuanes imtjuuii. xiu
.0,000 a yearifindj writes,- wbeu and
fiat be pleases. ' " " "
Virginia Catholic Statistics.
Iu his farewell sermon at the Cathedral
. i ii -.. o. i t:..i
m nicuinonu nist ounuav inup u;uwuo
i : : l-'.i . c ii .
(jav a unci suminaryui mo iieauu wu-
fitiunthe Diocese. Ho said: VVlicn
assiunod diargc of the Diocese of Kich-
iiimui . iu 1872, it contained fatteeu
churches, fifteen: chapels .and stations,
ceventeen. priests, and about sixteen par
ish school, with an ajrsrcatc attendance
1.400 pupils. At the present mo
meut the Diootsc comprises twetty-foiir
rlwirclws! twenty-three chapels and sta
(i'H)s, uvctitv-faur priests, besutes about
twelve ecclesiastical stude .t?, who will, I
trust, jpoTstreJl he nurnters of pr.est
ana become, by their piety and learn.mg.s
m oruameol to, thefDtocese; There are
wcuij-cim, pansn scnoois, wim au a-
ircgnte of attendance of 2,250 pupils.
Thus we have la five vears an increase of
nine churches of xuAt chattels, and sta
liens, of seven brtests and 850 scholars .
Tie property of the Diocese has increased
Sothe larce amouutvof 8150,000, and of
tkii amount SibfyOdO has been added to
tbe ecclesiastical property of Richmond
-alone. I am happy to say that all thiy
mount has been paid, for . exeep t a s tn al 1
DS
m due on the Sisters' property. The
building ami loou which the boys' school
afncd' costVibWut1 $0000. Of tl U
uni$i,uuu as coitecccu in tnis city ;
the balance. 13.000. I liquidated partly
from my own fuuds'and partly from funds
cotiwtel outside the Diocese. Hence, you
Bay conclude that mv successor will no t
wrc much' finahclal trouble to settle."
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minus of S. & A. R. R. at 8 p. m., where
close connection is made with foar-horse
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Arrangements have been made with the
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rrom Wil. to ilat Rock and return,;$l5.85.
" " " Asheville and return, $19.85.
" " to Warm Springs and return,
$25.85.
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$15,85. '
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julyl2 1
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J WILL PAY TWO HUNDRED AND
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WILM15QT0N, COLUMBIA AND ATJ
GUSTA RAILROAD
Wibaungton, N.:C, August 4, 1877 "
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Snndav. An ctmtR. 1Ti follow.
ing schedule will be run on this road:
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAIN, (daily
except Sunday.) -; ' i
Leave WUmington 12 00 M
Arrive at Florence.... 6 00 P It
Arrive at Wilmiagton!!.'!!!"L 6 20 P M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN CDailj).
Leave Wilmington.. ... 0 00 Pli
IiPTA "Flrritir Q R? P 11
Arrive at ColunibU."!."."!!!!.'."..'..'.'..!".! 1 11 A M
jLeave uoiumnia. ..........11 30 tr M
Tvn FlnrenM 1 30 A U
Arrive at Wilmington 6 30 A M
This Train will only stop at Flemington,
Whiteville. Fair RlnfT. M.Hnw. Florence.
Timmonsville, Sumter and Acton between
Wilmington and Columbia.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN (Daily, ea?
cepi aanaays. j .
Leave Wilmington....... 3 30 P II
Leave Florence................. 2 35 P M
Arrive at Columbia. 10 10 A M
Leave Corumbia ... fi 00 P M
Leave Florence... 2 50 A M
ArrivA kt Wilminfftnn . 1 fl 7ft A M
-Jfc W4.... ...... MrtW w
Passengers for Augusta and beyond
should take Night Express Train from Wil
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iur iruarieston ana jaacon.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
aug 4 General Superintendent.
WILMINGTON & WELDON
RAILROAD COUP ANY
Office of Gen'i. Scferiktehdeht 1
Wilmington, N. C, August i, 1877. J ,
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assencrer trains on the WilmtnetonA Wei
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DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, daily.
Leave Wilmington, i ront St. Depot
at...... 6 Ov A M
Arrive at Weldcn at 12 30 P M
Leave Weldon 11 40 A M
Arrive at Wilmin&rton. Front St.
Lepot at............... & 4U r a
NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN.
i DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington, Front St.
uepot at.
Arrive at Weldon at
5 35 PM
2 20 A M
3 15 AM
Leave Weldon, daily at. .;.
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
uepot at....
11 45 AM
The Dav Train makes close connection at
Weldon for all points North via' Bay Line
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via Rich
mond and ail rail routes.
Nicrht train makes close connections at
Weldon for all points north via Richmond.
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auc 4 General Superintendent.
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6 Beauty of Finish and Workman
ship. . !
7 GREAT REDUCTION In Price.
Machines sent on trial before payment If re-'
quired ; written guarantee to Keep machines
in order for five years given with each ma
chine. Wht Pat Old Pricks T
For . circulars and particular.
Address, THE WHITNEY MF'G CO.,
dec29 j - Patrson, N. J.
S600 PIANOS
FOR 0250
i
And all other styles in the same proportion,
including Grand, Square and Upright all
Fiust-CLAss sold direct to the Psofli at
Factoky Prices. No agents; no commit
sions ; no discounts. Thcso Pianos made one
of the finest displays at the Centennial ExhJ-
bitioh, and were unanimously recommended,
for the HIGHEST UONORS. New Manu
factory one of the largest and finest in the.
world. The Square Grands contain Isth
nshek's new patent Duplex Overstrung Scale,
the greatest , improvement in tbe history ot
piano making. The Uprights are the Fixssr
is America. Dont fail to write for Illustra
ted and Descriptive Catalogue, mailed free,
MENDELSSOHN! PIANO CO.,
apl. 14 No. 66 Broadway, N. Y.
THE NEW
m o mM
Miliie
WAS AWAKI? ED TUB !
At the Centennial Exhibition7l87, andhas
always carried off then ighcat honors"'"
MMtuherevcr exhibited. - " '
STITCH" MACHINE. ADAPTCO t9 th
WANTS Of EVEKVBODY. The HOr.1l
O b WW I It U 111 AU ri I R 1st WM MTBTl
rears since by tho aid of the ht Invent
it and Mechanical Ski
lUU HOO HUES
io Essential Parts of a PIT ST CT.kTA
MACHINE, is SIMPLE In CONSTllUCTXOX.
hUVKlLLOR in Strength and Bsvutrv
contains less Wnrkfnn Parts and IsOsSatla
Of DOING a wider rafff ofWorhtbamUbct
Bawing Mnchinee It will KUIV fbrnvsi
without cojti xo ONE CEflT fr RfAts,
In the Mannfactore ofthis IfACIUNJB Mq
Very Best: M atorlnlsj are T"i
The WEAIiLNU I'AJiTS axeHArIcI.eli
and tho Mechanism has been coxsn.xn kil
with the special vUw of pvoluaingr ma
Easy Running. DURABLE, and almost
NOISELESS MACUINE, adapted XQOatXT
WEXLi for SJoarse or fine' TliXtEAD COT--TON,
8ILK or LINEN, tSZTITUfO froa tne
ZjahtsMt Muilln to J?eter ClMh an
IJiATIIEIL Ouch Con tldonjrjblFEL
in the INTRINSIC MERITS Of
HOME 8EWINO MACHIMS
every IdAClIlEis fully Qt
Warr anted for 4 Five Tears.
LIVE AGENTS wantel in localities irfcera
we arc not represented, j -, !
Send for prices, and sample of Work dot
on the IioalK, or call at any of our ofices, m
JftiiiienTTfii inTTV l!?fvN
30 Union Squara, Ksw Tti b
664 'WasUagton Street, Bostoa, Ilasa. V
llli Sseond Avs., PltUHrja, ?V
HI Butt Btreet, CUcajj, HI.
?l8outaStn 8tmt, EuLctis.U'
17 lUt Moct&iery Bt, BuFraadaco, CiT
LIPPITT'S
Ice Cream Parlor
ITILL BE OPENED 05 WBDNEiSDjil
VV morolnff, 25th Inst. Pure Creazav f-'
rorcd with choicest fruits will be keytsWriat
the season. t ,
STRAWBERRIES
large and luscious will be kept wken ever tHr
can oe procured in either tils or the Charles
ton markets. Cream seat to any part of Cm
city in quart and gallons frozen free et
charge. All orders tor Cream for Sunday
must be left Saturdays.
Entrance to Valor on Princca St -'
apl 24 .. ' : ! . ; - . :
NtSOWKM
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