nnsE IN OCTOBER.
1'IIfc. -r .
i sweet, too sweet, too late !
..fill SVttT-M' . a n
iitingaic will sing to thee
' " ..!iiv neMt -e. oi.v.u0 v.,
I1" V l. lives by tne garuen gate,
J"'!1. rrovrs for thee will wait,
WVvt, and lute!
, DoitAvheu the soft June nights
rt' f ,iiit whK ierfume, glad with song ?
fre . "vert thou when the days were
in .summer's young delights?
thou now out cnecKs ana
in-
h.ll-C'M-
r
ik-f days, lone eights?
. unlearn of winter's wheat
v; ,p hill: down in tne woods
fr0 . f ..'ivt'ii of stillness broods;
A u r- . i h. mellow sun's noon-heat.
iiJi l,'. .7,iiNes round thee beat, '
i;-raudsweet! -
Early, Rising.
jll, the shiner, occasional ry
v : t-it'cnso
?.',"v,;vereI before the Illinois farmers,
to bed
'jetflv to rise: ;
,r i.-1 txcerssary in this siga of llo
'if.r the farmer to rise in the middle
'fght ami .begin his work. This
'J t;,r,y-! tbc turning is a
"''jf liirUrisnj.' It has inake hundred's
rjj,Mt:s;iiil5 of yoang men curse the
ncs'- There s ,,u tieed of getting up
,ji'r.4 i,r tiur o'eluck hi the Whiter
'"f i'itr. w fanner who persists in
1 -li wiftf antlchiklicn- from their
. .i ht tube visited by a missionary.
tiiflCfciiough to rise alter the sun sets
f.Jvimle "for what purpose do you
J ' Tu foal the caith? Why not feed
L more the night before? It is a waste
i?-'1' . .. 11 J il..r ...-,..1 1
fVf. Til LllC OKI limes uiw uaw te L!Ut
morni:)
i. .M
tin to
In wrrK i'-'
T 1
be! ore i lie ti:n
had
u-li 'Iiealhur upon his wings; 'mid as
r::
i.i.i .nt, u!V a 1 had the ann ,
1 U:
j o '
Ii1. 4 I a Tint 2
Polite
Society.
i (w,,s ( ' huropcau soctty require
-a. i if l. .i : i i
1 1 iiKusent nimseii mit m nauu
V . . . , ...1 I 1 .
Kmc ,l";,' wlu-u uu maweb u vtsic,
p.. the habit has grown strongly oi late
r : i
t,..rj .iinei iciiua ui leaving uieir
ilv- liaii. ninnnig their n"ger m-u
i'rci..y of eosmetie j preparation
their ambrosial locks, and entqr-
i-iJiawi'.i room as if tlicy had come
V.; stairs from their own apartments '
sht up stairs from the street. The
,f -uf tho liat, ns the fable of Geslef
;jcl nave taught us all, was long ago
lifted as an outward sign and symbo
.jfii.forcnci , a:;d s long as the pleasing
j.fvie;i?:u is ket up in all civilized "coun
tries tliat every stranger who writes to
puUaud ouijht to be your "very obedi
cr.tarvant," the dotUng of the hat may
serve as well as any other sign ur symbol
tuxnfa tho same idea when two people
iiiei.teaeh other. To hold your hat in your
hiiid is to iniply that you have taken
it o:T 'fMt ut- respect to your host ; to
!r;ivo u "Ui.M"le in tiie hall implies that
y.tn'ih.k it !i fur .your own convenience .
Uif Parisian aulhority gave as a feasoa
f i civryia die hat into a drawing room
tiut ii .en very sddom kuow what to do
wtiii tin ir hvids, and that a hat is a handy
thhiiiin hiilc one's awkwardness with.
Tlivw is sjml' truth in this now, but there
ms wore in the last century, when men
'iro una; Oi loss flexible throo-coruered
aats, .is their name of chapeanx bras
ktiks. to be tucked under the arm, and
ik-riiul with gold lace. These decorative
vJ !i;;tuau;eablo hats were real adjuncts to
a-jrracaatulcasc of a well-bred man of
ficwpiiii. who could use them, as ladies
iiilw,, to gesticulate withal on occasion,
fi tiipyj '' enabled him to' distinguish
fcw&cn as neatly as uy.
The nice coudue't of a clouded cane,
Jthu dainty handling" of, a glilteriug.
ciiic'cl sni.ff-box. Tho Sun will eer-
'jiuly a-ae with us that the fashionable
"stove-pi re' of the nineteenth century
iwt be very sucpcssfully used
!a this way. To. carry such au ' unr
' juuly object in, one's hand, however, is
ffrUiuly a '.most humiliating and impres
cvb way of signifying our respect for
tUeie upou whom wo call, and if we are
k'b"!) np the old deferential mood, in
a'f i-iiii'ir ..morals, this consideration
"Sin to dock e the oucstion. lucre is
a'-'tjitt thiiig, too, iu favor of the hat-in
uvo.. iractico which is that tho man
Wps his hat in his hand is sure of.
V wfcvhile the recent dreadful fate of
lJi WjJred castors, wide-awakes, and
'f 'icii-pieccs which were danced into
u,l' ''! aner by the wild poet bwm
.:Mhe hall of the London' Arts
t' ', most solemnl v, in forms lis of the
l'I;ItratinjT unccrtamties:of parting with
"".' ut A cw York World
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IVLuy: AND SALE STABLES,
vomer Third and Princess Streets, P$
Wilmington, N
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shampoo and ba
s
QavE, 10 cent Hair Cut, I
6lapw, 25 cents. Hot, and Scents.
1 hours. Clean towels andfeatha at
Badance.." All work donex
I. FUi
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f wavl I
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I toosa
a tv r riw 1
aigua
orfl in 1 i 1 11
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ad
oct 4
ffiiThe following quotation represent the
wholesale price generally. ; Jxt making up
small orders higher prices hare to be charged.
HllUlTVfl n
v. m vr vr iuui y ... .
Double Anchor.......,
TidllKIn inntin. ( A
12 13
Standard Domestic.
BACON North Carolina,
nams, id ,
Shoulders, y lb
Sides, t? fi.......
12K 13
9
11 12i
I
13)5 -I 15
' 10
7 8
iy r 3
Western Smoked
Hams. ..J ;
Sides, yffb
Shoulders.......
Dry Salted '
Sides, H)
Shoulders, y lb....
utiiujj lave weight
1 75 100
2 00 2 50
28 30
8 00 10 00
00 H Off
15 20 .
.25 35
25 40
00 ' 00
12J 13K
17 13
16 17
00 & 13
30 33
19 22
24 ,
874
4 6
95 f
BEESWAX V Ibi..
uniL-iua V llmiiigtoc, M
Northern j;..
BUTTEK North Carolina ft
Northern, y fi
CAN D LES Sperm y 2
Tallow, y lb ...
Adamantine, y set....'........
CHEESE
Northern Factory, y Jb I..
Dairy cream, y lb....
State,. y Id r...
COFFEE- Java, y ib
Rio, y
Laeruara, V lb.
CORN MEAl y bushel....
COTTON TIES y lb
DOMESTIC
Sheeting, 4-4 y yard......
Yarn, y bunch
Mackerel, No. 1, y bbl....l6 00
No. 1, y yz tbl 9 60
Mackerel, No. 2,-t.bbl....l3 50
No. 2, y bbl......... 7 50
Mackerel, No. 3 y bbL....0O 00
Mullets, y bbl 3 60
N. C. Uerrinp, y bbl 5 00
20 00
& 0 00
00 00
0 00
10 50
4 00
8 00
Dry Cod, y lb 7
0
xLiiJ U Li r ine, y bbl......... 0 00
Super, Northern, y bbl... 0 00
Extra do " y bbl... 0 00
Family y bbU.10 50
. City Mill Super y bbl... 0 00
" Extra y bbl...'X 00
" FaiuilybbJ... 0 00
7 00
8 00
9 00
11 00
900
Q 00
11 00
12 00
00 00
00 00
G5 00
40 00
45 00
47 00
65 00
67 00
70 00
70 00
" Ex. Family bbl... 0 00
FERTIL1ZEKS . '
Peruvian (iuatio, 2C00 lbs. 70 00
iJ&ugh sj.rij'iih&te " " 00 00
Carolina i ertihser
Ground Bon'.-,
lloae "Metl
" Flour
Navaeia (iur.no,
Complete Jiaaura
(
" 50 00
" 00 00
00 00
" 00 00
" 55 00
" 00 00
" 00 GO
" 00 00
W hann i rivophate .
Wando Fho?phate, "
BergerABruU'sUos. "
" 00 00 00 00
Wilcor, Gibb k Co., ma
nipulated Guano...,..!.. .55 00
55 00 70 00
9 15
1 ,00 82
00 75
None.
55 CO
1 25 1 50
4 4K
10 12
, 1 .10 1 20
65 1 05
80 00
11 12
00 13
GLUE y lb
GRAIN Corn,store,i SGlba
Uorn, cargo, $i 5G Ib8
Corn,-vol., y bushe! None.
Oats, y bushel,..
Peas, cow, y bushel
UIUES Green, lb
Dry, y lb
U A Y Eastern, y 100 lbs...
North River, y 100 lbs....
HOOP IRON y Jton.
LARD Northern y lb..
North Carolina y ib ;
LniEVbbl M 136
0 00
' i
27 00
25 00
23 00
35 00
JL.UM.iiKK City steam sa'wd c
.....n 1 . f i-. oi 'rt
OUIJIJIUU, IL'SHWeU, fy HI 11. 4.1 UU
Rough edge plank, y M ft. 22 00
West India cargo, accord- .
ing to quality, y M l't...20 00
Drertsed floorin,seasoDed.20 00
Scantling and boards, com
mon, y M ft.- .......15 00
23 00
41'
57
38
40
60
4 00
30
1 45
1 10
S40
I 80
1 00
4 75
00 00
00 00
15 00
00 00
7
09
MOLASSES Cuba,hhdrl 49
' Cuba, bbis., V 1
45
tjurar house, hhds. 44 'cal.
(
(
bbls. V eal...
35
45
25
29
10
00
30
70
95
50
Sugar Syrup, bbls. y gal.
N A I LS 0ut,4d to 20d,Vg 3
OILS Kerosene, cral
Lard, "ti gai 1
Linseed, -p gal .'..I. "1
dtosin, "5J ir!
V EAN U iS V bushel
POTATOES Sweet, J bus.
Irish, 'Northern, J bbl..... 4
PO It K Northern, citv m ess. 17 00
Tbin, y bbl... 00 60
Prime, y bbl (extra). ......00 00
Ruiup, y bbl.. .00 00
RICE Carolina, y
6
00
East lniia, lb
Rough, y bushel
l-?0
IK
VA
6
00
85
00
n .
9
10
00
1 30
2
RAGS Country, y Jh.".-.
City,;li.....
ROPE....
SALT Alum,, y bushel.
23
00
00
00
10
00
13i
12 .
11K
. 11
14
6 00
3 00'
Liverpool, ? sack.......
American y sack .
Cadiz sack
SUGAR Cuba, y lb........
1'orto Kico, y tuwi. ..........
A Coffee, t3 fb.
B " , y lb
C " V lb
&
ExC y ib.:...
(!rasbefl lb
00
SOAP Northern, y lb..
5
00
SHINGLES Contract, VP
Common, M 2 50
Cypress saps y M.. 5 50
Cypress hearts, y M 7 50
STAVES W. O. bbl. y Mi 18 00
R O bhd. V E.. ...00 00
0 00
0 00 s
20 00
00 00 .
Cvnress, y M.'..
.13 00 00 00'
TALLOW 1 lb.. ....... 9 10
TIMBER Shipping y M ...12 00 13 00,
Mill, prima per M. .8 60 '10 00
Mill, fair per M .............-. 7 50 '& 8 50-
Inferior ij Ordinarv.per M 4 00 6 00
WHISKEY Nortb'n, per gl 1 40 5 00 1
North Caro ina, per gal... L,75 2 50.
WOOL Unwashtd, per Jb. ?18 20)
Wshed per 2) ............ 28 -.30
Clothinfi: and Hats
Renovated
HAVING COMMENCED the business bf
dying cleansing: and pressing all kinds
of -Clothing and IIats,"I would solicit the
patronage of the public. in general. ,
Charges moderate and satisfaction guaiau-
tccd.
Also, Old
for work. .
Clothing and Hats (exchanged
C. P. REMSEN,
(Practical UaUer and Dyer,,
Cnv:ie Kow Second' St
au 17
Wo Respectfully Offer to tho
Public .
QNEOF THE Largest and Chcarcst stocks
READY MADE CLOTHING,
' HOOTS AND SHOES,
f HATS, DUY GOODS,
Arc,, &c, ic, Ac., iu this city or State.
We reapcctfully solicit a call befara p$r-
chasing elsewhere.
..-
SOL. BEAR & BROS.
18 A 20 Market street
JOHN Sr JAMES,
USTICE OF THE PEACE. J
Office North side of Dawsoa'a Arenae, Jnd
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cans oct 15.
Iliscollaneous.
THE
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8 published everyevonibg 3Sailay excepte
AT
5'JAYear
9
Or 60 cento a m ntb, strictly in"J ad ranee
The Reading Public are respectfully inform
ed that it shall be the constant aim 'A the pro
prietor to furnish them with I
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containing the latest news of th day, anden
deavoring to keep its readers fully informc
in regard to events of interest and importance
occurring iu every quarter of the world.j
.-OOP. DAILY MARKET REPORTS
Will tuti ad correct, and willoe kept
open until he latest possible moment. Mer
chants in the c"ity and country may rest as
sured that they will be thoroughly reliable.
The News Columns
Will contain the reports, botft of news and
markets, received here each day at noon,
and the
L ) C A. L I) E P A R T M E N T
il'a6 been placed in careful and experienced
hands. , Friends in the section of country con
nected with this city, will greatly oblige the
Editor, and will contribute additional inter
est to these columns by forwarding any item3
of news that may occur in their respective
localities.
1 -
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On matters of general interest will be gladly
received, but our friends must bear in mind
that they must write only on one side of the
paper; that they must forbear useless verbi
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moat avoid abusive personalities. A re
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countable for the views or language of cor-
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OUR SUBSCRIPTION LIST,
Even bciore type was set for the first issue,
w as an exceedingly flattering one, and is
. 1
probably the largest bona fide list with which
any newspaper in North Carolina ever before
began publication, and ia now rapidly on the
increase especially on the various railroad
tinoa. ; k"
jonn. t. jaivies,
Ediiok Ann PaoraiKToa,
Office on Secondstrect, between Prin
Pa SI y
j " -
': ' .
eeaa and Cheantt near the Pavtoffice.
oct ' - i
Bail Eoad Lines, &c.
Gen'l Sup'ts Office,
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AU-
GUSTA RAILROAD..
Wilmington, NC, August 4, 1877.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and after Sunday, Aug'ust 5, the follow
ing schedule will be run on this road:
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAIN, (daily
except Sunday.)
Leave Wilmington 12 0i) M
Arrive at Florence......... 6 00 PM !
Leave Florence.......... 12 30 P U 1
Arrive at Wilmington. 5 20 P M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily).
Leave Wilmington... 6 00 P M
Leave Florence..... 9 53 P M
Arrive at Columbia... 1 11 AM
Leave Columbia...... ....11 30 P M
Leave Florence 2 30 AM
Arrive at Wnmrngton.."...!.......... 6 30 A M
This Train will only stop at Fjemington,
Whiteville, Fair Bluff, Marion, Tlorence,
Timmonsville, Sumter and Ac-tcm between
Wilmington and Columb ia. p
THROUGH FREIGHT . TRAIN (Daily, ex
cept Sundays. )
Leave Wilmington .......J......... 2 30 P M
Leave Florence -2 35 P M
Arrive atyColumbia..... 10 10 A M
Leave Columbia. 6 00 P M
Leave Florence.......... 2 50 A M
Arrive at Wilmington.....". 10 20 A M
ft$5 Passectrpr for Atio-natji. and bevbnd
should take Night Erpress Train fronjWil-
muiiou.
Through Sleeping Cars onnighttrains
for Charleston and Macon.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
aug 4 General Superintendent.
WILMINGTON & V7ELD0N
EAILH0AD COMPAirr.
Office of Ges'l ScrEiiiNTBXDEST V
Wilmington, N. C, August 4, 1S77. j -
On and after Sunday, August.5th, 1877,
I'assenger trains on the Wilmington s vei
don Railroad will run as follows :
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, daily.
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot
at.. C 50 A M
Arrive at Weldcn at 12 30 P M
Leave Weldon :. 11 40 A M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at....: 5 40.? M
NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN.
DAI LiT EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at 5 35 P i)
Arrive at Woldon at 2 20 A M
Leave Weldon, daily at..... 3 15 A M
Arrive at Wilmington. Front St.
Depot at....; 11 45 AM
The Day Train makes close connection at
Weldon for all points North via Bay Line
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via Rich-
mono and all rail routes.
N;.rht train makes close connections at
Weldon for all point3 north via Richmond,
JOHN F. DIVINE,
aug-i General Superintendent
heSouth Atlantic,
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The Corps of Contributors will include
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All vessels from ports South of Cape Fear
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spection. All1 vessels having sickness on arrival, or
having bad sickness during the voyage wil
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L.ree acceions to onr geogra-pliical
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