LATEST HEWS.
THE AVAR CRISIS IN 1 1 ROPE
Significant Utterance of a St. Peters
burs Newspaper.
London", April 7 Comrueutii,- on the
London host's declaration of .Saturday
that the British Government would back
up its circular, but was willing to consider
the views of Viennese statesmen, the
Journal de St Tetersbourg says : "Rus
fcia can tranquilly- regard the waverings of
a nervous poiicy while herself maintaining
her position unmoved."
The St. Petersburg Gazette, a journal
published in the Russian language, has
received a warning on account of an arti
cle inciting war.
A correspondent of the Paris Temps at
Testa has had an iuterview witb M. 'I "i.-za,
Premier of the Hungarian.' Ministry, who
said Austria-Hungary would t-.'i war, ;f
necessary, to prevent' the cfttflLksiiment I
a Slav State 0:1 her southern lYuiUk-r.
A rumor is current iu .St.- iVtersbu; -j
that Prince Uor.ei;;tiieu u.ay
favor of Ccunt Sciiouvaloli,
u a
to restore cciitidetiCc lei ween :v.
Europe.
A Constant inople ilespatch ay :
announced that Vefyk Pacha's iiidis:
tion has increased and a consultation .t
physicians been held, It is aid tL.it
Vefyk considers, in the event of an Ango
liussian war. that ttie lVrtc- should not
resist a liriti.sh fleet passing through the
IJosphorus. The Turks are to reoccupy
liuyjukdere.
The Observer believes that - Mr. Glad
stone coincides with the determination of
the Opposition leaders to move ho amend
ment to the address to the Queen on
Monday.
The Observer says that M. Wadding
ton, the French Minister of Foreign Af
fairs, when answering Prince OrlofFs
representations in regard to the tone of
the French press, assured bin: of his
friendly feeling toward Russia.
Constantinople, April 7. A report
comes from a good source tht the
Khidive has announced that he will, de
clare his independence should Turkey
form any alliance against England.
It is stated that Russia has officially
offered to quit the neighborhood of Con
stantinople if the British, fleet with
draws. Italy is endeavoring to induce the
Porte to suspend hostilities ia Thessaly,
alleging fears of grave complications.
Greece is similarh" endeavoring to in
fluence the insurgents.
A Poor-House and Inmates Rurned.
Corning, N. Y., April 7 About one
a, m. Sunday the insane building con
nected with Steuben . Cohnly poor
bouse, two miles north of Bath, was
fired by L. C. Ford, of Hornell&vilJe,
an inmate confined in tbo institution
with fits. He bad bren considered
trustworthy, and was allowed liberties
which enabled him f o destroy bis own
life, together with fourteen others
The Bath lire department was called
to the scene of the conflagration too
late to ba of much service.? The build
ing was of brick, with iron-grated
windows and doors, pdu the mtnates
were unable to escape. L. (J. Ford,
Darid Curtis, John Albian, John vles
senger, Buel M. Page, Betsey Smith
Julia Davis, Bos a Welch, Ann Bange,
Mary Stone, Chloe Mude (colored),
Ann Thultz, Catharine Lullivax, Jen
mo Mills, aged, four years, and Mary
Hewitt, aged one year, were burned.
There were sixty or seventy inmates
altogether. The details of the terri
ble accident are blood-curdling. One
man was badly injured. Over forty
wero rescued and several escaped.
The scene presented by the charred
remains and the debris is sickening in
the extreme.
Ex-Gov. Hoses, ot South Carolina, Ar
rested lor Forsery.
New York, April 7. Ex-Governcr
Frank J. Moses, of South Carolina,
was arrested on Broodway to-night by
Deputy Sheriff Conners, of Charleston,
and locked up in Police Headquarters.
He is.charged with having forged the
name of J. Woodruff for $316 and
passing the note upon James Allen.
Moses will bo taken to Charleston in a
few days. It is uviderstood that the
object in arresting him ia to get bio
back to South' Carolina to have him
tried for crimes alleged to have been
committed by him while holding a high
official position.
Wine Tor Evening Entertainincnts
The Port Grape Wine of Alfred" Sjveer
of Passaic, New Jersey, is generally pro
nounced the most reliable wine to be ob
tained, and is -now being used 03 those
fashionables and families who are the
most choice iu the sclectiou of wines for
evening entertainmeuts.
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.
Doa't fail to procure Mus. Winslow's
Soothing Sykui for all diseases of teeth
ing in children. It relieves the child
from pain, cures wind colic, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving relief and health to
the child, gives rest to the mother.
The Most Precious or Gifts-
Health is undeniably a mcfre precious gift
than riches, honor or power. Who would
exchange it for these, the chief objects 0
human ambition ? It is obviously the part
of wisdom to employ means for the preser
vation of health and the prolongation of life
: which time and experience have proved to
be reliable. Many of the dangers by which
health is threatened may be nullified by the
use of that most irresistible of correctives
and tonics, Hostetter's Stomach Hitters,
which, by increasing vital power and ren
dering Uie physical functions regular aud
active, keeps the system In good working
order and protects it against disease. For
constipation, dyspepsia, liver complaint,
nervousness, kidney and rheumatic ail
ments, it is invaluable, and it allords a sure
defence against malarial fevers, besides re
moving every trace of such disease- from
the system. Haifa wineglassful taken be
fore meals improves the appetite and in
sures complete digestion and assimilation.
bjLROLIN
A
t
Charlotte Observer: I Mr. J-jp- Hawk
ins, whose slcull anil leg wcrel jbroken in
the railroad accident' last Saturday after
noon, died yesterday morning at a qnr.ter
past 5 o'clock. 1 j I
The Washington Press learr.s that Dr.
J. G. Bryant, i of thattownj, has now) in
operation an eel net, "by which be is tak
ing in large quantities pf eels for khipment
to the northern market. ,1 !
Newborn Nut Shel : , fWe are glad to
infoim our citizens that ' Gov. Van has
accepted the invitation of ' the Memorial
Society o this place, and will deliver the
oration on the lOlh of May.
Morganton Blwle:
On the
n;uhi of
the
2Sthof March, ISIS'
in the absence of
Lower Creek town
consumed I by fire,
John Oliver, living in
ship, his hous3 was
and only by a special providence his . two
children weie saved from burning in it.
Goldsboro Messenger t We learn from
Johnston couutv" that ai little; ison of
Anderson Gower, residing near Leachburg,'
had his skull fractured
by a kick 4'frorh a
hor.-e, on Wednesday oil last
week 1 rem
whkh he has sncedied, I .
G.-!d."b;vo Messenger r.The gallows on
winch the nejrro Saalliri"ki alias Chal-
ton is to expiate his crime
oi Friday next,
at ijcv iiiii. bas been ere
cted within the
enclosure temporarily put
up around one
end of the jail. lh
ne
ro 'positively re
, but there is no
luses-to cot.frss his
doultof it.
f
Charlotte Obse vcr :: : GA. Waltjer L.
.Steele, our energetic ahd faithful k-epre-seiitative
in (ouressj arrived in the city
last night from! his home in Rockingham,
where he has been lor the) last ten 1 days,
on a leave of absence on account i-of sick
ness. It. is a pleasure tol state that he
has considerablj'
improved.
11
e is
stop-
pino; at the Central Hotel
and will
re-
main in tile city to-diiy.
Monroe Enquirer
The lieRrs
of Com.
Messrs.
rrfvinrtnn nnrl Vmn .'will fvinrr
the ensuing term fof
' "o ' ' tA ........ f ...
bring suit at
Court for the re-
coverv of the lands in
this bounty, be'
on;
in
to the Stockton estate
On some of
these lands are situated the! Howie
nd
Washington mines, which are' of consider
able value and a continujed and Stubborn
suit may be looked for. ' 1 ! 1
'-'.' 1 '
Mouroe Enquirer : An 'attempt was1
made on the night of tjie 27th ultj to burn
Mr. Joseph R. Hudson's jrin-housel The
discovery that it was on ifire wad
made
by his wife, who happened to wa
Ke up
about mid-night, ,!aud" some
strange
supernatural power caused her! to go to
the window and- gladce out. She then
saw the flames andj I gave j Ibo alarm j
FtTiimatelythe ifire had hot gaiiied much
headway ..and the flames were soon sub
dued without any considerable damage.
It. was no doubt the work' of an incen
diary. . " - j IIH- 1 j .
Monroe Enquirer: Abqut nine o'clock
on the night of the 1st ijps$. it waaidiscov
ered that Wesley Chapel (thurch '(Meth
odist) inSandy-Kidge 'rloynship, also the
school-house near by, ;vere iu flames.
On the arrival of the .patties .who reached
there first, it whs see that nothing could
be dons to save the cliurcb, arid their at
tention was turned to sav j the school
house, which they were suqqessful in do
ing. Tbis church was id jibe neighbor
hood of Mr. Hudson, 'and sit' is thought by
many that the same prsens committed
both ol the dastardly deejllji J
Charlotte Olserver Mr. jWoitb, of the
State agricultural depaitaceriL arrived in
the city.yesteiday afternocn with 500 land-
lcckeu salmon, which were distributed be
tween I hifer's pond and tlWit'on 'the plan
tation of Capt. S. JJ. Sandeiio'. These fish
were hatched in the 1 BalLimjoie hktchery.
The agricultural " department pitrchased
from the hatchery about -JOOO ;erys, but
only about 1,00) fish I were batcLeU from
them. Mr. Woithb.L ijaltimole a few
days since with this number, lie deposited
i,UUU in the ponds faround urderisboro
8,000 or 0,000 iu the
l)an river
, near .Da si-'
bury.; 1,000 at Sa'Iiibury
Airrvinir
in
Morganton yesterday afternoon, he depos
ited 000 in the mill pond of Maj. Wilson,
near the town, and the following in tribu
taries of the Catawba! : Upper creek 500,
jQhn's river 500, and! Linyille river 5,000
to 0,000. "The.se fish lej exclusively in
fresh water, and attain their full growth
in about three years. j
Lumbcrton Times: We learn ; that
a
young man by the name pf Johnson was
killed last Saturday night near .Hamlet,
N. C, under the following circumstances,
as near as can be ascertained:' iNathau
"Walters, Jr., and ll'ijchardsun Johnson
started opossum Jiuntbig. They hunted
until about 11 o'clock,) , when (they wcut
to the house of a Mrs. Steiiljiiu the deigh
borhood. Walter commenced hollowing
and kicking up a big fusJ. Johnson re
monstrated; told him it was!-wrohr. Thev
hatt suine rougn wror
Walters said, let's, make
' , I v
i ... I ...
Alter awhile
friends.' Johnson
it 1
told him all r.igni,' but to les hibi see his
other.hand.Svhercupoii Walters phinged
a knife into his throat, making a (good
sized .wound, whicli produced! death.
They had both bem
good friends up to
this time but were drink
wiiicli 1 ac-
couuts for the " occurrence'1
Walters' an-
cestors had a good de;
C ludian i blood
in them. Johnsyn
from Texas, where he
" w . .
liad just returned
represented a lar
nouse. lie was a cieve
a brother aud a blind .
Hamlet, aud a sister in
made good his escape., f
young
man;; bus
njother
living at
Ion roc.
Waters
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, ileti red from practick
navmg nau piaceit in 1 h-.a
East ludia missionar. t'ne
IS It
anas oy an
formula of a
r tjhe speedy
consumption.
simple vegetable remedy,, f.
and permanent cure I'of
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat
anuiung aueciions, also a positive and
radical cure for uervous ilebility and all
nervous complaints, jaftdr 1 having tested
its wonderful curative powers inf. thous
ands of cases, has felt it his d 11 ty to
it known to his suffering fellows,
fuated by this motive, aud a desire
make
Ac
to.re-
heve human suffering, I will send
frctj of
charge, to all who desiro'lit, this recliiie in
ri i. i. 1' iii- il 4..1 1 - ..
vjeiuiuu, a-reiiuu, orj rugusu. wstn JiUl
directions for preparing and j Usinj. Sen:
by mail by addressing with staniji, i-am-ngthis
paper, W. W.liSherar, 12G Pow
rs Block, Kocbester,N Yli I .i4wj
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
WILMINGTON MARKET 1 I-
1 April 9-2 r M.J
Sri HITS TURPENTINE-rMarket Arm at
27Vi cents. Last sales of City
Distilled at
No sales reported to-lay.
KOS1N Mariet firm at gl & for Strained
and SI for Good Strained. Sales of
bbl.s Good Strained at quotations. j
TAH Market firm at 1 1 45. Sales of re
ceipts at quotations. . j 1
CRUDE TURPENTINE Market steady
at SI 2t) for Hard, SI po' for Soft and old Vir
gin, with l-5th off oh Virgin, and S2 2-3 for
new Virgin, if ales of receipts at quotatjons.
COTTON Market quiet. Last sales at
official quotations. Nq sales reported to-day.
The following are the official quotations :
Ord'nary
Cents.
, ...
Good orcinary
Strict Good ordinar.
Low Middling........
Middling.,1 J....
Good Middling-"-. j
! DAILY RECEIPTS.
1
it
it
Cotton
Spirits Turpentine
224 casks
Kosin.J
Tar.....
.1.701 bbls
4
Crude. Turpentine....
204
MARINE. NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamliip D J Foley, Price, Baltimore, A
D Cazaux. '
Steani.iiip Benefactor, Jones, New York,
- v cazaux.
Steameri6v Worth,
Worth & Worth.
."Worth, Fayetleville.
Leson, Faj-etteville
Steamer Wave, Robeson, FayettevilleJ
Williams & Murchison
Steamer J S Underh
ill, Latham, Smith
Ville. U G Parsley A Co.
St-eani-yaclit lasiort, Harper, Smithville,
Goo Myers. j ',
JI5r barquent in- Ifuniet Upl;ia:ii, I'utrjam,
.Mautaiix:ts, Ah.x prunt it Soil.
! I CLEARED.
Steamer.Gov Worth, Worth, Fayetteville,
Worth & Worth. i ' '
Steamer Wave, Robeson, Fayettevillq,
Williams- Murchison.
Steamer J. S. LTnderhilI, Latham, Smith-
vine, O G Parsley & Co.
St eam-ly acht 4 'assport
Geo Mvers.
Harper, Smithville,
RSpanish bar'que Augustina, ()ceiin, Ant
werp, Patersou, J ovuiiig a Co. I
Kxports.
FOREIGN.
Ant werp Spanish barque Augustina
2 ,2i 12 bhls rosin, !25 casks spirits. j
WEEKLY STATEMENT
1 i
Oi-' STOCK ON HAND APRI8, 1873.
Cotton ashore .'.J 2,311
afloat.
b 12
2,323
.Total...
Spirits ashore.. G,2G7
afloat J. 1,025
Total
Rosin ashore '.I.
afloat.. '..
. 7,30?
G5,12l
, 16,027
Total 81,148
Tar ashore...
j afloat.....
-1 - I ' I
1,357
3,549
Total...............
.4... 4,900
Crude ashore '1 1 1,113
afloat........ I j
Total
,113
A PHIL 8, li'78.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK EKDINffl
!
Cotton......!...
Spirits
Rosin.. ,
Tar
Crude
5G5
. 1,004
. ,0,432
. 1 1,613
.' 1J85
EXPORTS FOR THE VKEK EXDINO APRIL 8, 1878,.
Domestic.
:::::::::::::::::::::::::
Cotton....
Spirits....
Rosin ,
Tar..
Crude.....
Mb
106
1,158
543
W
Foreign.
Cotton.. ..
Spirits
Rosin......
Tar ,
826
5,D07
2,C47
rude
Tie 'Elegant New Strar. Passport
WILL MAKE DAILY '
trips to SrnithTille and ,
iciuiu, iea viiJii -1 t inning iuu iit
9.00 A. mJ and Cinithville at
3.00 P. M. Excursionists will please confer
with the Agent. We visit the Fortifications,
Ba'd Head, and other points of interest,
(with pariies). The cheapest and most de
lightful recreation ever offered the public.
Leave SUNDAYS at 9.30 A. M.
apUj j GEO. MYERS, Agent.
Low Quartered Shoes !
A LARGE AND VARIED assortment of
lY
Gents' Low Quartered Shoes embracing all
the different styles wade on the improved
Last and warranted to Fit in every particu
lar, and will be sold VERY! CHEAP FOR
CASH. 1 '
'( Ladies' Newport Ties for $1.25.
! .Ladies' liuttou clippers forj $1.25.
Ladies' Kd Slippers 85c a pair, and every
thing at proportionately low prices.
It will be to your advantage to examine my
stock before making your purchases.
1 , THOS. II. IIOWEY,
Ku. -17 Market Strtct.
. ,apl 4 v i
71 the most extensive
Siliiard Table Manufactory
IN THE WORLD.
THE 1 '
RUB1SUICE1
& BALIIE, CO.
Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis.
THE MONARCH
Patentees and sole manufacturers of the Stano
a.T'1 Xoveltv nd Monarch Billiard Tables.
Billiard Materials, Ten-Pin-Balls and Pins r
lowest matket rices. R" bend for Catalogue- j
feb 28tues-sat -5w i ' 1 I
THOS. J. SPUTHERLAND
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
i ' - .. . i i -
Corner Third and Princess Stref U,
, Wilmington, N. C
Horses and Vehicles for hire at rea
sonable ra'tes. Excursion parties to the
Sound and country accommodated,
may 2S i
Miscellaneous.
Constantly Receiving.
rKUGS, CHEMICALS,
i ' - 1 '
j Fancy Articles,;
Tobacco and Clears, at
HURBANK'S PHARMACY.
. .-y Corner Front 'and Princess Streets. I
'3f PreecHptions compounded witb the
utmost care day or nieht '
api 1 f 6 j .
E3EW BUTTER !
AS USUAL THE
First of. the.-Season,!
Only a emallot received to-day.
fectly Elegant,' Sweet and
Pe
Nice
i !
' M ' ...
TRY IT ! TRY IT ! !
Ne Canned Goods.
ii t
SUCCOTASH, I
I LIMA BEANS, I
i- M j
GREEN PEAS.
We always succttd in getting the
First Fresh & New Goods
, of the sea. ou. !
13 S. rnOHTST,
Notice--9isolution
rpUE i COl'AIiTNERSIIIP heretofore ex-
istinpr uhder the name and style of McMIL
LAN A! W ATKINS, in the ateam Saw and
Grist Mill business, in Pender county, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. ,
I , d. j. McMillan,
febl27th, 1878. JOHX W ATKINS,
men 12-10t , I
est Lager
1 ' ' AT - I
Harry Webb's Saloon
FRONT STREET, AT
Five, Cents a Glass ! !
mch 30 i i ' --i . . i
THE SECOND ANNUAL TIEETINC
, OF THE
GraM Lodge. KuigMs of Honor,
rT7ILL CONVENE in Charlotte, on Tues-
V y day, April Uth, 1878, at 2 o'clock, p.m.
Delegates will be passed orer the Atlantic,
Tennessee and Ohio Railroad to Charlotte
and return, for one fare. Tickets good for
ten days.
The'Carolina Central Railway will tran
port delegates to Charlotte and return for
one fare.) Delegates are requested, to ask for
return ticlcets. .
The Western North Carolina Railroad will
pass delegates for half first-class fare.
The Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
will pass all delegates over their line at 3
cents per mile each way. . I
The Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany, including ihe North Carolina Railroad,
have instructed all Agents in North Carolina
to Sell to delegates and visitors, round trip
tickets to Charlotte at six centV per mile.
Tickets will be;on sale April 7th, 8th and 9th
and will be good to retuin within ten days
from date of sale. ( j '
It is absolutely important that all the pres
ent members of the Grand Lodge f should be
in attenaance. i I
Special arrangements have been made with
the proprietor of the Metropolitan Hotel for
the accommodation of delegates at reduced
rates. CUAS. R. JONES,
Attest : j Grand Dictator.
P. C. Carlton, Grand Reporter.
Charlotte, N. C, March 27, 1878 J
rrch 30 '
Female School.
MISSES BURR & JAMES, Principals.
rpHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL Session
of this school will commence! on TnURS-
DAY, the 4th of October. Pupils of alljages
received, while the same care will be bestow
ed upon each, from, advanced young ladies to
the smallest child. 'Object teaching combined
with text book instruction, is a particular
feature of the school, the Principals, after
long and careful experience, having found i
to be the mot advantageous method of imt
parting knowledge to the young and enquir
ing child.. !
Vocal music and calisthenics free of extra
charge, excepting a trifle for the daily use of
calls tii enic apparatus.
Musical Department under the supervision
of Mrs. M. S. iCushing, whose long and faith
ful experience renders her peculiarly fitted
for this work!
For terms, Ac., see or address Principals.
- sept 6. , !
1 81 2 Pensions.
UNDER THIS ACT, any person who serv
ed fourteen days or participated in one
baltle, in the War of 1812. ia entitled to a
Pension of $8 per month from date of ap
proval of act. Widows of such soldiers as
have died after similar, service, no matter
what was the date of marriage to the soldier,
are entitled to the same Pension.
No 6 ther parties are entitled".
All 1812 Pensioners dropped from the
Rolls because of alleged doyalty are re
stored by this act.
Applications mcst be executed before an
officer of a court of record.
Send to us for any information or blanks
neeaea.
GILMORE &
CO.,
GTJ F Street, N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
ch 27-4 w
W. H. NASH,
FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTING AND
Shaving Saloon. All work 1 done in the
best style. Sharing 15 cents. Hair Cutting
35 cents. Shampooing 25 cents.
No. 28 North Front Street
- mch 29 .. "" " ; -
9, 11' &
april 4
Hiscollaneoua.
i CONDENSED STATEMENT OP THE . i '
hn flow Of I
'i From Organization to December 31, 1877. i I '
.' . I . " Dr.
to 1 remiums received... $12 '6U.C70 08
. w JuiC1i recuveo, ipront on
stocks, ec....... ' 3,r4,S51 35
I o Interest accrued jS$,l27 38
To Increase in value of stocks, ,
etc. i i o o?t ii
To Deferred Premium8etc.",net 105;221 65
$16,936,741 67
. , ' , Abo b i b. . ..
U. S. Bonds. Philadelnhi.
otheij Stocks and Loans $2,000,448 93
ajuripsgesjaunru luns 2,484421 17
Real Estate owned by the Co... 367,036 61
Premium Notes and Loans on I 1
Collateral.... ......(..... 1,017,230 82
Cash. on hand and in bank 173.334 43
All otheri securities...!.. 238.511 30
$6,280,723 46
!
' I'
Estimated Surplus over the "Reerve required
vi rumis jt vanm uiU
X - . ..... . . u i.ua uvv U IV.IUIULM iJ tut 1 UI1V.V iiOiU-'
crssiuOe organization, . in .dividends, death claims, ttc. j i!,Jj ! i !
The Intcrest-Recints of the Omirtanv exrr-od ih.. nmnni.t L InUwT-
j -j, . . i i
1 nc averasc wiv
ums received.
i
dends of tlje Tenn have
THE PENN : MUTUAL HAS $124!0F
Five C re at Fire fn sura nceCompa hies of
Five Great
XSnglariu Liverpool & Lfcdon & Globe, A. it. . .......
T'rancC j& Caisse Generale, A?fetj....j.........
- y j, u, a.oz..f
I - 1 1 - .''.-
Canada British America, Assets............
United States Firemen's Fund, Assets...
REPRESENTED BY
ii
roch 1
THE BEST GOODS MAN TJFAC
TURED IN THE WORLD
For Boy's Wear
' is our celebrated)
-1 , ; : : ' , i i
Saljein, N. (J4 ( assiiiierc.
No. 1, three colors, at 1 pr yard
No. two colors, at 75c " "
A new lot just received.
Parasols-i
i ! i ' '
A clicap and handsome stock of
Will be open on MONDAY. Also,
50 Ladies' 21 inch
Sun Umbrellas,
! Silk, at $2,G5.
BargainSp
Some
Very Great Bargains in Va
rious Kinds of Goods.
HEDHICK. .
Linen Collars ana Cols.
The Cheapest Lot Ever Offered in
Wilmington.
april 1
Quarantine tMotice.
Pilots! are hereby notified to
brine: all ressels from the Ports of Hari
ri a and Rio de Janerio to the Quarantine An
chorage, for inflection, from and after this
dat, and until further notice.
j W. O. CURTIS,
Quarantine Physician. Port of Wilminelon.
I mch 30-7t I f
a week in your own town. $5 Out
fit free. No rhk. Reader, if you
wanta bmiaess at which Person f
eiiner sex can mate great pay all the
time they work, write for particulars to fl.
IIaio-ett A Co. Portland, Maine. mch 6.
. .
RUB
siiii
Iliflcellanooufl.
By Death Losses and Endow- ' 1 '
ments paid..: I.... $3,342,099 68
By Surplus Premiums return- I ' 1
ed I'olicy Holders..7 ... 3,799,242 42
Bv Surrendered. LnpH nH n 1 i
Canceldl Policies
By Re-insurance paid other ! h
Companies j jb
116 33
131 U
penses. Salaries, etc 2,002,T24 82
BjT'f Pwd ..... , 126.T13 83
By Balance of Assets Jan 1, '78 6,280,123 46
$16,936,741 67
:.. . LIABILITIES.! , i
Net Reserve at 4 per cent, Uble,$5,2C0,336 00
Losses not yet due...i............l I 113.352 18
Dividends of '77, to be paid iX 1 ,
178, including Accumulations i .
'on Life Rate Endowments.etc 34.716 65
fc u KPLUS, 4 per cent, basis... I 1 8172,318 00
$61280,713 46
by
new TOIK
I II!
t OIO Ann aa
j i'm.v ivi va.iu UHI
kvn nearly thirty ier cent, of the Prtnii
ASSETS TO EACH S100 LIABILITIES
Countries I 1
.......j........$27,720,140,Gold.
! , , ' h . '
.........$5,244,354, bold.
fii,Mm,,vj. uoia.
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...., ........J;... ...$1,083,443, Olid.
.$736,155, Gold.
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24 rorth Water Street, "Wilminctoni Ijr. q
SPEER'S
Port Crape Wine,
Used in Hundreds of Congregations for Com
munion purposes. A1S0 j .
Excellent forladiei and Weakly Per-
1 1 sons and the A?ed
Mt. Prospect Vineyards, New
' 1 Jersey. . 'J 'ii'
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Speer's Port Grape Wine!
Four Years Old
mUIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED NATIVE
Wine is made1 from the mice
Grape, raised in this country. Its invaluable
Tonic ani SHengttenin Properties
are unsurpassed by any other natir Wine.
Being the pure juice of the jgrape produced
under Mr. Speer's own personal superrision,
its purity and genuineness are guaranteed.
The youngest child may partake of its gener
ous qualities, and the weakest inyalid tnay
use it to advantage. It is particularly bene
facial to the aged and debilitated, and suited
to the rarious ailments that afflict the weaker
sex. It Is, in every respect, A WINE TO BE
RELIED ON. . . . ' ,). ! , r
INVALIDS USE SFJSER'SPORTVriAJ'E
WINE. . . ir t .'
FEMALES USE SPEER'S FORT GRAPE
WINE. '!'. . 1 .
WEAKLY PERSONS FIND A BENEFI1
BY ITS USE. ; T
8peer's Wines In Hospitals are preferred
toother Wines, t j f ,
Sold by Druggiats generally who also pell
Speer's Standard Wine Bitters.! Trade sup
plied by all wholesale Dealers. I See that the
signature of Alfred 8peer, Passaic. N. J.,
is over the cork of each bottle. 1 I
A. SPEER'S ML Prospect Vinerards.Nfw
Jersey. Office, No. S4 Warren Sti New York.
mch 22
H. Marcus & Son.
gOLE AGENTS
In this citj of the BAY
Baltimore AlejpliUal
VIEW BREWERY
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delphia and Foreign Ale and Lag
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the celebrated .U
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Milwaukio , Beer.1
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We import and bottle the best brands of
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Seer and offer rare! inducements to par'
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chasers. Families supplied with ' Beer free
of charge for delivery. , Ii I
H. MARCUS k SON.
I feb 21 No. 5, Market street
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TTT cn make money faster at! work for us
il I than at anything else.' Capital , not. re"
j quired; we will start you. - $12 par day
at home made by the industrious. Men, wo
men, boys and girls wanted eyery where ;to
work for us. Now ii the time. Coitlr oat
j fit and termifrce. . Address Taua k Co., Au
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