1-
LATEST-NEWS.
WAR ABOUT CERTAIN.
shortly afterward; but nothing was
then visible except a iew Doxes Hom
ing down the channel.) The survivors
sav thev saw toe snip buck uown xaauj
as she sank.
List of Letters.
The following is the list of letters re
maining unclaimed in the Postoffice. "Vil-!
imngton, N, C, Wednesday ,Marcn 2tn,
1878 : ,
New Advertisements
Come to ! !
Mis cellaneous.
Iliscollaneons.
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE
still Sliaklnj
twi-! and Russia
Their Fists at Each Other.
The Congress Farther Off than
B Mrs E J Boge
t, miss Laura A Ba-
Ever.
. Xosdok, March 25.
Times' correepondent ct
bnrg learns irom
1878 The
St. Peters-
fioiirce that
CAROLINA. . ; '
Wayno county Superior Court is in
session this wek." j.j i
First strawberries of the season in New-
bern on Sunday. ,! (
Concord Sun : A little daughter of a
Mr Springer, near IlarrUbOrg, was tosssj GSSSS2 B George, J W FrCSll Family SlipplieS
on the horns of a cow, last Monday, and J 'n ( T
H Mrs Ella K Hill, Lewis TJollings
worth.'Isaa? Ilills, (ccl'd);J E llnmphrey,
Freddie Hause.
ker, miss Charity Best, Jim Bird, (cord) :
John Ecmlns. 1 i
C Mis Flora Chestnut, miss Isabella
Collins, miss Maria Covington, ! John C
I Corbett, Anthony Campbell. ,
D Mrs Marinda Davis, Travers Daniel,
Wil iam Dowhne.
G Mrs Pboebe A Green, miss Louisa 1 1
GeorgeMyers'
9, 11 & 13 South Front Street, j
FOR t
Pen Mutual Life Insurance
Company ol
From Organization to December 31, 1877.
Dr.
To Premiums received...
.$12,S14,C70 OS
P i .flTM-AKfntation will proba-
hpr n rm hrnken. besides receiving other
no ioru -- u :v . ' h i
blv be made for tne Veu injuries. j j 1 1 r -
of tho British fleet in tne ea nw1nf f . observer : Miss Harriet E
i TiTormnra. but the ItuBSian troops I Yinnahter of Mr. J.' A. Brad- I J-Henrietta Johnson,(ccrd); mrsSaran
iil not embark now, as was intended. formerlv of this t city, ihas received
moderate politicians - . - . - j,lo;:if
lniiueQuai - - i i ine aupoiuiuieuu uDoiaiaun i
remark that fear ot mru f- scb()l No 4 of
v AAnnTT ft iiiimLnum- i
ii z unociaui l nv ui1 .w
Will 1UICO "
To Interest received, Drofit on
stocks, ec .,. 3,304.851 35
T6 Interest accrued 88,137 38
To Increase in value of stocks, M
etc j....... ! 23,861 21
To Deferred Premiums,etc,net 105,221 "65
We are filling orders for
Influential
from
of New York City.
nopi Goldsboro Messenqerk Adjutant Geri
oc.-the
AV thronebout Russia is lass lading, purpose of an inspectio
The bellicose excut-iav - Xewbern Nut Shell: AVe are pleased to
Johnson, mrs Mary Jackson, mrs Alice
foafVipr irt I Joyner, ijreo juuus, ioui jyara, uiso
the twenty4second ward
W L I 1
New and Fresli
Goods
and drive tbe duhuh
' mw? ' onPntaddB: "The only eral Jones and Biteadier General i
bnia of oeace is in the Fpeedy aspemb- are expected here to-m6rrbw on thej
lite of the Cone rets. That hope, howr Casion of the parade of tho Rifles, for
K,ofrhontIlns8itt is fast fading, purpose of an inspection.! M-
fixcitement is intense,
OL TllllIKll n f or
avAn in rs. x oi"o o
tri,0 TimPR. in its leading editorial
..rtidA. saxs : "Lord Derby continnes
ro?U fhotthe wholo of the treaty
.u-n enhmittedto the pleuipoten
ouV - . A enoinat. !!T !0
tiaries, bnt to guiu j
learn irom a reliable! source that through
the influence of Senator! Brogden the
revenue cutter Stevens will soori be re
turned to duty in thesis waters, f
Charlotte Observer : 'The dollar of the
Mexican daddies maintains its popularity.
Merchants ! and Farmers National
y ester-
oh nirpss on
iuv luuw. , . niL.
i - -1--.1 wmUatttr inn cum uuuiua- 1 i iiu
I!! "!5 tirnment to the several Bank received 5.000 by Friday nights ex
ItUU . , i i il, nnKrvM'coinn I n.nn nrrl liorror rai7?nor t hPTTl hilt V
rowers is eqnivaieni iu mcouyuDu.w- aim rv.j"-o r-- rf
of it to thecorgrees. iias5iai8 uuuc- aay. i y
fitood to have replied ina Wadesboro ratz : I Mr. S. Murrel, of
Thns she declines the oniy w I Chariotte, has opened several r6ck quar-
lle fands them an to
... TTTlll c on I ft
on which onr govermuou - rieg -n 0Uf county
plenipotentiary 10 jwruu
that -England must
icva fn F.nrone and cease obstruct
. rz:4 nnnninawtn nf Tieace or
S "T;7t meet without Eng. Memorial Assocat.on l-v, tovii His Ex
land or BnBsia must act alone.
be the very best quality of brown stone.
He expects to work jthbm on 'a jlarge
scale. - I I ; ! ' ' -
Xewbeni Nut Shell : The ladies ofouij
tiainer)
K Mrs Rebecca Kelley.
Henry S Moore, Ellen Merit
O Thos P Oglesby. ' 1
1 A 1 a v T5y-rrf A"S XV TT Potrorror WpU
don Ferinston, J E Pounds, i
I j R0bt Roberson, Samuel Roberson,
(21. J A Rasboro, Edward T Rue.
S Miss Julia Smith, col'd, Miss Mag'e
Steward. MrE J Smith, Daniel bcull,
Charles Smith, Star Restaurant, T M Sim
mons. Lewis L Sherdeh. 1
T Mrs L P Tracy, Mrs L A Taylor,
rnlM. Mrs Nancv Terrv. Miss Adaliuo
Thompson, Josephine Turner.!
V Hhas TV Vendrick. i
W Mrs Florance iWalker, Laura L
Williams, Edward W Weymouth, James
0 Wade, Deling Niemeyer & Wcssels.
j Y Daniel Yates.
1 1 . SHIP LETTERS.
nVmrips T Rchtittz. SchrlRen : Charles
W Madden, Schr Florence P Hall
IPersons calling for letters in above list
will release1 sav "advertised"; if not claim-
in 2ft Havs will be sent to dead letter
Office, Washington, D. C.
E. R. BRINK,
At Wholesale Prices.
ASSETS.
$16,930,741 C7
U. S. Bonds, Philadelphia, and
other Stocks and Loans $2,000,44 8 93
- Cr.
By Death Losaes and tndow
111 outs
By Surplus Premiums return
ed Policy Holder?..
By Surrendered, Lapsed, and
Canceled Policies
By fie-insurnnce paid other
Companies .
By Commissions, Agency Ex
penses, Salaries, etc............
By Taxfts paid......................
By Balance of Assets Jan 1, '78
I
1 . . i-;-
v: -'-.Ki:
:
- .
: ' '
$3,842,099. 68
3,799,242 42
' j ! -i-i I
764.U6 33
121,121 54
I
2,002vT24t82
126,713 83
6,280,723 46
6
We are prepared to Beat the
Lowest Prices
of all other Grocers.
99
Mortgages, all first liens.
Real Estate owned by the Co
Premium Notes and Loans on
Collateral.....
Cash on hand and in Bank
All other securities....
2,484,121 17
367,036 61
017,230 82
1 173,334 43
238,511 30
$6,280,723 46
$16,936,741 67
LIABILITIES. . j j
Net Reserve at 4 per cent, tabie,$5,260,336 00
Losses not yet due 113,352 18
Dividends of '77, to be paid in
'78. inc ud in g Accumulations
on Life Rate ndowments,etc 1 34,716
SURPLUS, 4 per cent, basis
One trial will speak foi itself.
Remember you will get the BEST GOODS at
ihe LOWEST PRICES,
Estimated Surplus lover tho "Reserve" 'required by
1 tho laws of Pennsylvania and New York - -
65
72,318 00
$6,280,723 46
$1,212,000 QQ
as
GEORGE PilYEBS 9
; Nearly C5 per cent, of the Premium Receipts has be n returned to the Fbiicy-lipld-ers
since organization, in dividends, death claims, etc. j 1. lr
The Interest-Receipts of the Company exceed the amount paid for Death Losses
and Endowments by $G2,751 G7. ,
The average dividends of tho Tenn have been
urns received. "
beaTly thirty per cent, of the
9, 11
mch 25
& 13 S. rEONTST, THE PENN FUTUAL HAS $124!QF ASSETS Ti .EACH S1C0 LIABILITIES
. . mch 11 . ! !. .J . , .. ' !,:
1 !
1 .
Tremi
Five Great Fire fnsuranco Companies
Five Great Countries I
rv a nar.A Tlnsse. of St. Peter8-
Imrg, says the statement that Russia
1 -pwinnd to withdraw
flJit fom tho rica of Marmora is
mkJA. Ja. w v
The Czar has not absolutely declm-
a f fonf Hip cocceeeion asked lor
by Keouf Pacha, but made his assent
dependent upon a cojition -ch .
believed to be a t t p i
lience. It is agsertei that Beouf and
Osmau Pacha favor fcuch en. alliijnofl.
There is, bowevtr, u fctrong pro-English
party which oppose it.
llcoaf Pacha, Oaman racba aad
General Ignatiff arrived at OoiretanH
tinople laat evening. T.ey will make
a formal and ceremonious entry uyo
the citv to-morrow and have an in
terview with the Sultan. T. 1 uoi y-t
known in what capacity General Igua
tieff returus to Cou&tautmop e.
Count Zichy, the Anstrwn Ambas
sador to the Porte, has postponed his
intended departure on tmrlougu be-
c nriHnjl aaotcii ox eliaiTS.
The St. Petersburg Goloa deciarea
that the treaty of peace falls short of
the aspirations of the Bnaaian people.
Tho Berlin North Geiman Gazette
says tho treaty dees not effect German
"A'despatc'a fromVolo says the Turks
aro blockading tho insurgent villages
: of Mount Pdlion by land and sea
Greece threatens to send troops to res
cue the starving inhabitants if the
Powers do not interpose. Greek mtcr
t wr.iilrl prtttinlv cause war.
w 4l.l (U
by the
1
Turks in the sacking of the lfcesflaiian
villages of Olympus, lieepina, uaua
nndLitochori number many thousanus.
Admiral Hornby, at the request of the
cellency Governor Vance to deliver the ad
dress on Memorial Day, who has given a
qualified acceptance, and (will.) in all prob
ability, be able to fill his engagement.
Goldsboro Messenger : The Goldsboro
Rifles will celebrate j the anniversary.of
the company to-morrow. They will
parade the town in fall uniform. The
honorary members'of the company have
also been requested to' accompany the
parade either mounted ot in carriages.
P. M.
Wilmington, .N. C.
noSIMERCIAL NEWS.
bis
ter's
Book
vrTT.MTNrrrrn?J MARKET
MABCH 27-4 r M,
.
took
Wadesboro Audits: An affray
place on the 14th inst., between Leander
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Market quoted
dniiett.ssi ts. No sales reported to-day.
Last tales at 28l cents. I
IigsiN Market quoted firm at 81. 32 bd
for Strained and SI 35 bid for Good Straine.
No sales reported. 1
CRUDE TURPENTINE jMarfcet quoted
ouiet at $12.5 for Hard and 82 00 for Soft
Uamby and Elijah Church J two desperate) and Virgin-1-5 off on Virgin. Sales at quo-
characters of this county,) ivhich resultea , tations. . f 1
throiigu the . TAR Market quoiea sieaay at a nw. cuiw
he vv as in a I of receipts at quotations. j
COTTON-Market quoted dull and lower
cn TSTrt KftlPsXrftnorted. The following
rFhe Newbernian learns that Mr. J. . b. the official Quotations:
Mavsvilile. 1 on Thursday r;. A
last killed an alligator a't bis landing on Good Ordinary.
France-Caisse Geneiale, Assets
CS-emxanV-l-Hainburg Bremen, Asset?
1 4 - - ' ' s-
Canada British America, AEseta
: I '.. -
United States firemen's; Fund, AEset
REPRESENTED BV '
in ChuTch shooting Hamby
thigh. . At the last accounts
critical condition.
Tf ia rrnnrtea
women and children massacred by tl
Trirfl in the sackioff of the 'ibessalu
the Whiteoak river, whijeh measured 11J
feet in length. Mr. Gillett says that these
amphibious monsters are quite numerous
in his section, and that fe hasjlost several
valuable hounds by them while hunting
deer. j j
Charlotte Observer: 'The new .thirty-
ton Baldwin engine for the Western M.
CRE. passed up that pad Fridafy. It
'will te used altogether on the mountain
work. The engine is' not so (large as .was
at first reported. There are a dozencn
frines on the Atlanta & Charlotte Air-
Line R. K. of exactly the same size arid
weight. , j1 ! I
Charlotte Observer : The litigants and
lawyers in the case of McElwee vs Black-
well, for the right to the tonacco iraue
mark known as the Durham bull, were
engaged all yesterday taking the deposi
tions of McElwee, the case shaving been
GfnVf H-nrkH OrflinarvA.
Low Middling
Middling..
Good Middling
3!
K
!CtS.
it
((
((
ti
Mortsiage Sale.
' '!.. . ...
BY VIRTUE OF, and in accordance wiin,
the terms of an indenture of Mortgage
mola h fltirrf Ht nf Mnrrh br iheo-
doi-e Schrader and (Jeorgianca Sctralcr, Bnglaat! Liverpool & London & Glote, Asset?
wiie, ana recoraeu iu iub iicio-
office of New Hanover county, in
I. T, I,, at naorea 7G1 to 7G4. tbe
undersitrccd. aa morteacrees, I will oflcr
for sale at public auction, at Ithe Court!
House Door in the City of Wilmington, on
FRTlA V THE 5TH DAY OF APRIL, Ap.
I 1873,AT 11 o'clock, A. M., '
for Cash, the iol'owing described property
named therein, viz : All that certain lot,
piece or parcel of land lying in ths city of
Wilmington, iN. U , and boundea as ioiiows,
toiwit: lieffinninc: at a point in tne eastern
ioe of Eighth street 33 feet northwardly Irom
the Southwest corner of Block No. 283 at the
intersection of the Northern line of the light
of way of the Wilmington & 1 Weldon Kail-
road Companv. with the Eastern line 01
Eighth street,aiid running thence Northward
ly with Eighth street CG feet, thence East-I
wardlv parallel with BrunswicE street nu
feet more or less to the said line of right of
wav. thence south westwardly w ith the said
rient ot wav 12a leet more or lees 10 uie
hpcLnmnir ; the same beiDtr ivarts of lots 4
said
Of
.......$27,720,140, Gold.
I-
.$5,244,351, Gold.
$2,500,000. Gold.
! 1. H
.:..$l,fC83,44S,Oold.
I 1 Mi
$73G,155, Gold.
DAILY
Cotton.
Spirits Turpentine....
Rosin....; ....
Tar L
Crude Turpentine....
RHCEIFtS
i
eOjbales
1 90. casks
.......1.981 ! bbls
the consent of
re-onened by and with
Admiral Hornby, at the request 01 iub commissioner of patents for this 'purpose.
British representative at Athens, nas, Qn Fdday nest; the 20th inst., he will be
.iMbArl a vessel to ascertain iu
truth of these reports. "
As far as known up to oaturday
night the North of England ironwork
era had rejected the compromise joint
ly urged by the masters and their own
urtP. The original demand of the
o ion tn RAvonteen per
masiers wa - Ml
i The. nuestion will
now be submitted to arbitration.
A DREADFUL DISASTER-
Tho British Training Ship Eury dice
the
mch 1
jonN goudon &. duo
24 Noi-ch Water Street, Wilnjington, N. J.
BOATWRI&HTIcKQi
Can always furnish you with
FRE:
and 5 of saidi Block 283 in the plan of
city of Wilmington.
KERCHNER
mch 25-lOt
& CALDER BROS.
GOODS !
Po rt Crape UDTixxe,
Used in Hundredi of Congregationii for Com
munion purposes. Also' 1 .
Excellent for Ladies and Weakly Per
sons and the Aged.
tS THEIR
still further ahead at Salisbury tnrou
witnessess, and will close the case, w
will then go beloro tne
uatents for his action. I
sn
commissioner
For the past ten days, says a correspond
ent of the Nexcbernian, the village cfj Pam
lico has presented quite a busy aspecc, nu
merous steamers and sailing craft arriving
and departing, freighting the immense
amount of lumber to Jaltimore, Philadel
Dbia and New York, that the Messrs. Dail
Bros, liavemauutacmrpa at ineir miu ai
this place ; no't'less than ten steamers and
schooners have cleared from liere ir as
manv oavs. carrviajr iu .liuruwru uuna
r MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED. V
Steamship D J Foley, Price, Baltimore, A
Steamer Gov Worth, Worth, FayetteVille
Worth & Worth: . . ,
Steamer Wave, Itobeson, Fayetteville,
Williams &r. Murehison. I
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Srnithville
tieo Myers. I ' 4,
Steamer J S TJuderhill, Latham, Smith
ville, O G Parsley & Co. ,
CLEARED.
Steamer Gov Worthl Worth, Fayetteville,
Worth & Worth. ! I tt .
Steamer Wave, Robeson, Fayetteville,
Williams & Murchison.
Steamer J. S. Underbill, Latham, Srnith
ville, O G ParsleyA Co. ; -J1 ,
Steam-yacht Passport,, tiarper, oiuitu mc,
Geo Myers". , , ,, . J . .
Nor brig Carl XV, Larsen, Belfast, Ireland,
Williams & Murchison. " CT
Br schr Newport, Miller, Halifaxj r S,
DeRosset & Co. ' T j '
Am schr Chromo, Wooster, St John's, P
R, Parsley & Wiggins- I ,
Schr Ernest T Lee, Blatchford. leW lork,
E G Barker & uo.
Annual EVSeetins:.
mHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
X Stockholders of the Wilmington, Com-
nrpss nd Warehouse Conmanv will be; cela
at" the Bank of New Hanover, on TUESDAY
April 2d,1678, at 11 o'clock. A. M.
j GEORGE SLOAN,
mch 23 i" Sec'y & Trea3.
Sales are Tqual
They therefore
to their Receipts-
tire enabled
: TO KEEP FRESH STOCK'.
fV!. CRONLY. Auctioneer
I BY CRONLY & MORRIS.
Hand F.re-Tngine "WILIASB" at
, Anction.
WEDNESDAY. March 27th. 1878, at
J 10 o'clock, A. M., we will sell at Ex
change Corner by order of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of this city, the !
HAND-FIB E ENGINE, "WILLAKD",
(replaced by Steamer) : has six (6) men
plunge, ten (10) i inch stroke, double air;
chamber : in complete order, save suction,
which can be arranged at siignt:
and 500 feet Hose. 1
Can be seen and examined
at the Engine House of the
corner Fourth and Princess streets
mch 18 4t-18,21,23,2G.
THE PUBLIC
Goods !
Will By Oootl
If they are sold at
LOW FIGURES
i 1
""j '
expense-
upon appnea- vv e assure our Kind patrons
I ilTTlH 1 1H.I1 L
Bit. Prospect Vineyards, New
' Jersey.
For the Springi Tiade-
I TUST RECEIVED an entire new and ele
that our
sales this
month have Speer's Port Grape Wine!
more than equaled onr highest an-
,v - t . a. T.n UiaUY Uil. S,.v,iUiiui i
Capsized Off the Isle 01 Nlgni w about one.half million feet of yellow pine
nf Four Hundred LlVCS- inch boards, ana mere is si.ii a large wv
OI III Oil IUC11 OUiuno li-au( ivi iuu.jv""
. M -v t- n n u ' n j j n. i uihi
JjOSDON, Marcii X this firm displays certainly deserve success, ntine
iast been received nero iuai-uiui . , " f l
- i ehin inrvaice. whu
iiavai nuiuiuf, , "
Exports.
COASTWISH.
Kpw York Schr Ernest T
old. iron, 119 bales cotton, 693
nuts.
FOREIGN. !
schr ! Chromo 112,614
Lee 232 tons
bushels pea
sant assortment of Gents' Light Single Sole ticipations. !
Npvr, io
t John's, Pit -Axn
-1,743
400 men on Doara, uu f;7
tha south coast of the Isle of
The Admiral commanding ftt Ports
mouth telegraphs the following par-
received irom u cuuou
jiiaryaice
Bishop Atkinson's Appointraents for
His Spring Visitation of 1878.
....(P. M
(Sunday) after-
Ine Doy ana
inlftrB
J f Vfinfnnr? " LUO
. i -4T Tn nnnHphrsae at nan-
nHIIHlZiCU "
past four o'clock this (bunt
noon in a sudden Bquatl. U
a seaman were saved.
Other advices indicate that between
three and four hundred lives were lost.
t . 3: i rAivinp news of
tha disaVter. 1 1mmediately, despatched Holy Innocents', Lenoir Co
-fomftr to the scene of the wreck. Kinston
a steamer to tun boouo ... TflrWn vaster. Dav. . . .
rriK a .nrvninfl was tiiuu& . , -
for ordinary seamen, under tho com
mind of Captain Marcus A, S. Hare.
She was a sixth rate, of 912 tons bur
den, ana carnea war Kuu.
.April 1
....L.April 2
.... ..!... April. 3
....... .April 5
Lent, April 7
La Grange,.
Snow Hill..
Marlboro..... . . ..
St John's; Pitt Co..
It. 5th Sunday in
frirt Co. Annl 9
St John's, Durham Creek.1.... ..U. April 10
South Creek. J . I.... L. April 11
St Paul's, Swift Creek... ...L;.U April 13
Newbern, Gtli Sunday hi Lent, April 14
lieaulort...
Belfast. Ireland Nor br is Carl XV
lifVklc rnein 515?0 pn.slrs snil'its.
Halifax. N S Br schr Newport 1,300 bbls
tar. 100 do pitch. 287 do rosin, 31 casks spirits
2,233
6?9
Ritftra. Gents'. French Call tlana Bewea
Low Quarter Gaiters, Gents' Calf Strap Ties,
Gents' Goat Strap Ties, Gents' l.ow ynarier
Shoes in great variety of the latest styles,
made on the improved Lastandwarranted to
fit in every particular.
i.aaies iMewDon lies si.3. '
Ladies' Kid flippers 85c a pair, and every
those whom ,wc
have never sold, allow U3 to ask
Four Years Old.
fTHIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED NATIVE
1 i I I , 1 ; r
"Wine is made from the jaice of the Oporto
drape, raised in this country. Ita invaluable
'Ante ani Strengthening Properties
t.re unsurpassed by any other native Wine
Being the pure juice of the grape, produced
under, Mr. Speer's own personal . guperviaion,
ita purity and genuineness are guaranteed.
'.The youngest cnua may pr;aio oi iu k-
i i i " .... .i i l ii.i
41,! t;Vr,toW inw rir9. ,1 rkii SfnoV ou ouauues. ana uie - weucii. u
lu uR a" "r""" V VOU IO CUllltJ illiti u jawiAXiiu ,Ba U rt .Hv.tit.crA. It
MONTHLY STATE5IKN
OY STOCK ON HAND MABCH 25, 1878;
Cotton ashore
atioat....
Total. :
....... .
t.. .......
Spirits ashore.....
auoat
i........
Total.
...April 16
II- Anril 1R
) Atiril91
---1
.Anril 10
Rosin ashore....
afloat.
I
; Total.........
Tar ashore....'
I afloat....
2,922
7,419
'r 36i 1
,7,780
.. 74,398
.. 15,743
No trouble to show Goods. An examma
jtion of stock respectfully solicited.
THOS. II. IIOWEY,
No. 47 Market Street.
mch 25
The Cosmopolitan.
j . - . - (
Market Street, South side, of Market House.
TS KOWOPEN as an ALL NIGHT HOUSE
Fine Wines-, Ales, Liquors and Cigars and
Fat New River Oysters to be had every hour
in the day or Night.
JUUiN UAKUULlJ,
iProprietor.
and Prices.
1
Give us a trial, and wo are
,! l
sureLyou will be convincecL
80,141 mch 23
,059
861
Wilmington District.
Second round in part of Quarterly
Meetings as per appointments made by
Total....
Airiolont cale. vith snow, prevailed the Presiding LIder, Lev; U & LurKneaa,
w hvdav and extended througn D. D. 1 I il
SSSond: It was particularly severe Wilmington, at Front Street, March 30-31
???l P Srnithville, at Zionl,.t!.i I .April 6.7
Whiteville,at Swindells,. April 13-14
Crude ashore
afloat
7,020
1.664
LATER DETAILS.
r v TTW OP THE CREW SAVED TITHES ,
V.iu " w
DIB ASTEB BEING PICKED UP.
TjOndon. March 25-A survivor ol
nn riard as over three hundred.
T?itr were mcaea up uy -o
Wilmington, at Fifth Street, April 20-21
, M , f
The Thermometer.
if i l
From the United States Signal Office at
this place we obtain the foll6 wing report
nf tho thermometer, as taken this morn
ing at 7:31 o'clock:
Augusta, Ga.
.45
- v.?T-.r ir. water over i;airo,iu..........-..-
. schooner juwirw . Charleston,, a u.
...52
.35
Corsicana, Tex......
a . n t-tmr.tr Ahh i (IB Wu I Havana 03
vera Baveu,M a r;ra; h.x.n
Turydice was under fall sail v
- trhen she was overtaken by a .snow jackaonTme, FU.54
atorm accompanied by heavy squalls. Knoxrille .33
, The snn shown " again brilliantly Lynchburg.......S6
ur"r CVlu w ia exceot two.
ftll nOUr, uu.k " ' . ,i viaciaoau..
! I
Memphis. Term... ..50
Moblie, Ala.. J.... ...52
1 Montgomery Ala.. .47
New Orleans.l......59
New York....4 32
Savannah, Ga'.....52
Shreveport...... 36
St.! Louis Mo M48
St. Marks, Fla 44
Vicksourg; Miss.. ..53
Washington, D C 33
Wilmington, N. C.44 1
Totl.. 1,664
RECEIPTS FOa THKjWESK KSD1N0 MAKCH 25, 78
Cotton..-.. 1,481
SDirita I165
Rosin .. ....... 9,55
Tar 1 2,846
Crude.... ....... . . . .. t 1,786
EXPORTS FOR THE WBXK XSVISQ MARCH 25, 78.
TlnmpBtift nd Foreisrn.
fJotton.. ,-L- L 1,738
Sninti i , 330
Kosin L ..... 20,535
Tar........ I...." - 4,764
rfrtio i 8
MOFFETT BELL PUNCH
-AJsD
Ico Cold Lager,
FIVE CENTS PER GLASS,
MAXSLN'G HOUSE SALOON.1
At
mch 25
Auto. & Photo. Albums.
POCKET AND BILL
Cards. Violin Bows and
1 looks. Memo. Books. Gold Pens and
U
mt. m,Va mnnur faster at WOrK IOr US
Ttn it Tivhinr else. CaPit&l HOC TC-
auired: we will start you. Slpr day
it.hr tli industrious. Men, wo-
bovs and ffirls wanted eTerywhere to
.t-rn. KnTs-iatha time. Costly out
fit and terms free. Address Trpb 4 Co., Au-
m.?. -menu
Pencils. Playing
TtaHfin Rt fin cr-a
Also, Blank: Books, Pchool Books, Plain
and Fancy Stationery. Bibles, Prayer Books,
iiymn liooks, &c, &c . .
J. W. 1 AIM.
mch 25 Bookseller and'.'Photoprapher,
THOS. J. SOUTHEBLAND
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
Corner Third and Princess Streets, '
,1 Wilmington, N. C.
31.. Horses and VCSeles for hire at rea-
aonanle rates. - Excursion parties . to ine
Sound and country accommodated.
may 28- - ; t j,
100 Bbls. Fresh ; ;
.1 l
Jackson White Potatoes,
! - !
at $1.90 per Bbl.
is narticularly bene
licial to the aged and debiliUted, and suited
to the various ailments that afflict the Weaker
eer. It Is, in every respect, A WINE TO BE
11ELIED ON. - ' '-.il i : ;l
ZXVALIDS USE SPEER'S PORT GRAPE
1 WINE. i ' i 1 ' -
FEMALES USE SPEER'S FOR T GRAPE
i WINE. ' i ' I ' I" 'I V- 'J.
WEAKI, Y PERSONS FIND ' A .BENEFIT
j it y its use. '-r- :
1 Speer's Wines in Hospitals are preferred
io other Wines. .-".
Sold br Drueeist generally, who also sell
peer's Standard Wine Eltteis. Trade m
tlied by ail vrbolesale Dealers. 1 8ee that the
signature of Alfred Speer, Passaic, N. J.,
i over the cork of each bottle, j I
i A. SPEER'S Mt. Prospect Vineyards ,BTf w
Jersey. Office, No. 34 Warren St. New Tfork.
mch 22 . j. j' '
I FemaleSchpol.
mHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL Seadoa
of this school will commence on THURS
DAY; the 4th of October. PnpiU of all t&t
received, while the same care will be bestow
ed upon eacn, irom aavancea young tsaiea w
the smallest child. Object teaching combined
With text book instruction, is a particular
feature of the school, the Principals, after
. f 1 . ? I 1 T 1 I
mmm I a mi f I lone ana careiui eipcnence, ubtmik um .
Unlldren S lJIClfllllg i tobe the most adTantareous method of llmt.
I . " parting knowledge to the young and enquir-
TVT? STOCK OF CHILDREN a CLOTU- fog child. u
Jy ii ? Vocal music and calisthenics free of extra
ING this season is weH selected had much eharge, excepUng a trifle for the daily use of .
larger than heretofore kept. No trouble to ealisthenic apparatus. j t iLjj
tret anited as the styles are handsome and the 1 Musical Department tinder the supervision-:
SricesLOW. ! 1 ef -Mrs. M. S. Cashing, whose lone and faiui--
My Stock of Gent's Furnishing Goods far fal experience renders her peculiarly fittbd
11 r n4K. in ihet ritv- Ths latest rrthia vork.
mVitiM in Neck Wear. SilkrHandkerchiefa, t For terms, Ac, see or addreas PriadpaU.
BOATWBIGHT &H0V
5, 7 CL
1 mch 25
8 IToit Front Street.
Colored Half Hose, collars, iuns, eic.
ST" Silk Handkerchiefs 25 cents apiece.
Remember the "PEARL" when in need of
Shirts, and buy no other. 0nly$l-
mch 16 ' ' - -The Clothier.
j sept &
i -t
i
a week in your own town. 5 Oat
fit free. No rik Reader, if you
want a business at which persons of
fith?r rex can make ereat pay all the'
h.t vorkJ write for particulars to 1L-
aLLerT A Co.i Portland, Maine, mch C.-
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