North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PAPER published every afternoon, Sunday ex eepted by JOSH. T. JAMES, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. r-oamTPTinNa. POSTAGE PAID. D U lvj"-" ' - One year, $5 00 Six month, $2 60 ; Three monthB, 1 25 ; One month, 60 centa. The paper will be delivered by carriers, free of charge, m any pari oi .ac tbove rates, or 13 centa per wees. . , rr rftta In vr &nd liberal 4aTtw"in'"- -Subscribers will please report any and ill failures to . receive men yp.-?, New Advertisements. 45 BXA&2IX2T 8T. Invite attention and inspec- tion of tha following lut for this weak. A LARGE Assortment of Dresa Goods from 10 to 20 cent. OVFLTIES in Dre.-s Good ,25 to cts lilack Grenadines from 25 cents to $1 00 Oar assortment in the above is complete. PRINTED UtVEN .LAWN'S," S cents Union " " 12K and 20 LIKEN SfJITINOS. the Largest assortment and Best. Value yet offered ! 11 EST Quality Corded American Pique, 10c Plain " " UA -WIDE Percales, 8 to 10 cents. SHETLAND SHAWLS. Home-made Fringes in IJLUE, CARDINAL acd WHITE, $3 50, formerly S5 CO. SOLE Agents for the La Heine Corset SUNSHADES and Parasols in great variety from WA cents and upwards. VCUillllVU'W b iroui 1-2 to 5 Cts. TARLATANS. A beautiful Line of colors from 15 cents up. Mosquito NeS in all Widths. Mosquito Bar, Best Quality, "50c a piece ILL C0L0BS. HAMBURGS. A NSW LOT JUST RECEIVED Cheap ! Another Lot of that SLEEVE Ruching just to hand. Call and enquire for our Crepe Lisse Bows The Latest Thing in the Market. . BRACELETS. Silver, Nickle and Rubber, styles just out. Ladies' Silk Umbrellas, $3.00. Gents " " -00. SUN 8HADES AND PARASOLS FROM 1214 cents up. 4-4 White Canton Matting 20 and 25 4-4Co'ld do do 25 and 30 CUT PAPER PATTERNS. Sole Agents for Frank Leslie's, Cata- " logues FREE. Rrnwn . Roddick- may 4 45 Market Street. Why Suffer ? w ITH DANDRUFF IN THE HAIR when by calling at the Fashionable and pop ular Barber Snop in basement of National Bant building you can purchase I. Furmansti's iCelelbra ted Hair Invigorator which ' is br far the best that has ever been used for that purpose, and EN TIRELY FREES the hair from it after a few trials. There is NUT tub HLauuioi discoloring of the hair, but it produces a soft and pliable state of the hair. It is made only by the undersigned, and can be had at my Barber Shop under the Frst National Bank. I beg leave respectfully to refer to the gen tlemen named below who have used my In igorator, and have authorized me to do so, a to the truthfulness of my statement, to Wit: Gen. M. P. Taylor, Hon. A. H. Van Bokkelen, Capt. P. L. Filyaw and Messrs. G. J. Bone j, 8. H. Fishblate, Geo. A. Peck, A. II. Kelley and many others too numerous to mention. feb " The Seaside. THE NEW AND Elegant Steamer PASSPORT will make daily trips to Smithrille. Wrtiaa con viiii t the Fortifica- tions and all points of interest without extra charge. Leaves her Dock, Market street at 9 o'clock, a. m. Returning arrives at 5.30 o'clock, p. m. maj 3 GEO. MYERS, Agent. Dyeing and Scouring ! JADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S DRESS Goods DyedCieaned and Repaired. ALSO, Felt, 8traw and Leghorn Hats Dyed, Clean d and Pressed in any shape or style desired. C. P. REMSEN, Curried Block. janU ftfTl business you can engage in. $5 A I to $20 per day made by any 1 11 JL afVo nf oTther sex. riffht in Particulars and sample worth $5 free. Improve your spare time at this business. Address Stihsoh A Co., Port d. Maine. mch6 W. H. NASH, FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTING AND Shaving 8aloon. All work done in th best style. 8having 15 cents. Hair Cutting 35 ceuta, Shampboing 35 cento. No, J8 North FronStree. neh 29 BROWN & RODDICK W VOL. 3. Tlie Mails. The Malls close and arrive Vat the City! r osiomce as follows : CLOSE. Northern. Uirouch mails - -1 - 6:00 P M A M northern through and way malls., 8:00 MulsfortheN. C.and,A. C. Railroads, and routes supplied therefrom - - - - 6:00 P M P M Southern malls for all points South, 1 dally - - - -T G:0a Western mails (C. C. Ii. W. dally (excert Sunday) - - - 5:00 AM 'p M A M A M I Fayetteville, and offices on Cape ' Fear River, Tuesdays ana n davs - - - u - , - 1-1:00 Malls for points along line of Che raw & DarUngton H H - - if- 10:00 Fayetteville by Warsaw, dally, ! (except Sundays) -I - I- 8:00 Malls for points between Florence and Charleston - - - 10:00 Onslow C. II. and intermediate of fices everv Friday - i - !; i - 6:00 Smlthville mails, by steamboat, I ' daily, (except stmd&vs) t - r-Jsw Mails for Easy Hill, Towa Creek, everv Fndav at -1 - - - 1 h - r o:w AltRlV IS.. I Vrtrthfrn thrnntrh mails - - 11:00 A M N orthern through and way mails. 7:30 P M Southern mails - 1 - "- - - 9 A M Carolina Central Railway at -r - 10:0U v Mails delivered from ,6:00 A. tai. 101.0:40 jr M., and on Sundays frotn 8:30 to 190 A. M. F Stamn Office onen from 8 A. to H and from 2 to 5:30 P. 'M Money order aiu Register Departments open same as sian.p office. . i 1 ! ! I . Stamps for sale at general delivery when stamp office Is closed. 1 Key Boxes accessible alt all hdur. day and night. I I : ., 1 ! Mails collectedfrom street boxes every day ii'nw MIMII "III! II II tlh - mi Ulllillll Ml LOCAL NEWS, New Advertisements. i Mayor's Notice Bids for , Dog Badges Mcnbon Shirts ! Shirts 1 S. Jewett Lop. How to keep a Bhacl fresh -f Don't catch him. ii, ; The most popular ring in the country The circus. 1 i . i , ( J '' i . I I" Women have the smallest: heads, but can do the mostmischie;. - When married men complain of being in hot water at hbme it- turds put-half the lime mat n kcoiua A tax on profane language vould re alize fifty millions per' annum in the hity of Wilmington alone. J ' j A bankrupt is described !to -J be a' man who gives everything to hi? lawyers, so that his creditors cannot get hold of it. . j 1 i Old chewers say the "habit of tobacco chewing is much more difficult' to break than that formed by alcoholic stimulants. We have in our waters three or foji oar racms boats. When can; the com- . if, munity look for a test o them ? . ' 1 speed from By order of Uis Honoi1, Mayor Fishblate, tlr offices at the City Hall are closed to day in respect Jto the memory of Mr. WmJ A-Wlight.';- r- : ;lj !, I The Charlotte; Observer - says that cockingmain between Wilmington and Charlotte Is on the boards 'for ihe 20th. The nviin is to be fought in Charlotte '. i I i ! The Spring Regattas: We learn as a.rumor that thej yachts Eosa, Foam, Resilfos and Ripply will be brought up fio n the Sounds to participate in the river regattas. Besides ihese yachts there will ba tho Bonnie Lassie and Eelta, which are kept here' all the time. With six good 1 fast yachtsj in the river races we can expect to see somci rare sport from this source. i . Sally Lunn- n spoonlul butter, half teacup 'sugar, three teaspoonfuls Dooley's Yeast Powder, mixed with the flour. drv, one teaspoonful salt, . . 1 ' " ' - " ' ! : " ' ' In the general distribution of medals, if it had been possiblq for the "Interna tional Jury of Awardn to havo given a medal to thebest hotel in Philadelphia, this honoT would have been rrceied by ho Colonnade, ""for all the requisites of a mcxlel establishment in every respect."' " Travellers will 'find the Grand Centra Hotel, New York, ia one ofthe most ex cellent hotels in' that -city. Thosej who cannot te suited in price and ' accomoda tions there must be very jhard to please ndeed. ; ' - ' v. , Wine with Cake at Entertainments; We take ploasnro iri directing the atten tion of the public to Speer's celebrated Port Grape Wine, a pure and unadultera ted article upon which every one may most implicitly relv. This wine :-s made at Speer's vineyards, 'Passaic, New Jersey. Tt rich flavor, mellow juiciness, and brilliant color ; and is hot only an agreea ble beverase,but'biglily becencent m an iu properties Tor invalids and aged persons. t n- i" Mothers, Mothersj Mothers. Don't fail to procure Mrs. Wjnslow's Scotiiisg Sykup for all diseases of teeth ing in children. It- relieves the child from pairrcures wind colic, regulates the bowels, and, by giving reiiei ananeaiiu w the child, gives rest to the mother. I A M a ii I P M DA if r WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, MAY Capt. DeBossct. 'e regret to learn that Capt. T. C. Deltosset'a condition is very deplorable and that his death may be expected at any moment. A change for the worse seems to have been perceptible since yesterday and but very slight hopes are now entertained of his recovery. The County Committee. 1 he members of the newly elected Coun ty Committee, representing the various wards in the city and townships in the county,met yesterday afternoon for organ ization which waa effected by the election of the followins-permiaeat officers: Chairman DuBrutz Cutlar. Secretary .Frank H. Darby. Treasurer Wm. Gilder. j No other proceeding aro furnished for publication. , 1 .. i "I Death of a Stranger. ! Mis. Brumley, wife oi Pr. J. D. Brum leyl of Newark, N. J., died at the PurceU House, in this city, last nigh", about 12 o'clock. Dr. ,and Mrs. Brumley stopped here on Sunday en route for Newark from Florida. Just before the train rolled into the station, the lady had a violent hemor aire, and has been very jll up to her death. She was 34 years of age and leaves a little child about three years old. Her remains were" taken on to Newark tHs morning where she will be interred. , Columbus and Onslow. The- Columbus 1 County Democratic Convention was held at Whiteville on Saturday last and notwithstanding the fact that it was decided by the meeting that the proceedings be sent to us they have not yet arrived. We understand that the'meeting was largely attended and that the delegates to the various conven tions were left untramelled. In Onslow county, on Saturday last, the Democratic Convention was held and the delegates to the Congressional Con vention were instructed to vote for J. G. Scott, Esq. This they will proably do on the first ballot, after which, if there is no election, it is thought that the vote of the county will be cast for Col. Waddell. The Odd Fellows. !j We learn from the Raleigh Observer that-the Grand Encampment I OOF met Tuesday morning in that city and continued in session during the day. The business transacted was merely routine. The decisions made by the Grjmd Patri arch during his term of office were ap proved. It was determined to hold the next session at the place that might be selected by the Grand Lodge for its next annual session. I The following officers were elected for tho ensuing term: MtW Grand Patriarch John L Dud ley, of Wilmington. I M E Grand High Priest W P Wooten, of Wilson. R W Grand Senior Warden E Hubbs, of Newborn. . 11 W Grand Junior i Warden--John Chamberlain, of Greensboro. R W Grand Scribe and Treasurer R J Jones, of Wilmington. . R W Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge U S Charles M Busbee, of Raleigh: j The proceedings of the Grand Lodge on Tuesday will be found elsewhere in this issue of the Review. ! . ; Off lor Europe- Ou young friend, Mr. Joseph Ehrlich, a nephew of Mr. M. M. Katz, of this city, met with quite a pleasant surprise last evening. ' Upon invitation be re paired to the residence of Dr. Carr, where he was received by a large number of his lady and gentleman ; acquaintances. During the evening he was. the recipient qf a beautiful volume of ' "Shakespeare's Works." - At 10 o'clock the folding doors to the dining room were thrown open, revealing a table laden with delicacies, and the Italian band discoursed sweet music during the evening. Mr. Ehrlich has teen a residenT "of this country for two years, during which time'he has made many warm friends by his gentlemanly demeanor. . He leaves for bis home in Germany next Wednesday, where he will remain for several years before returning to Wilmington. L " p "Doolej's Teast Powder," Said a lady, Vhas madoiitself indispensa ble in our kitchen. Oar biscuits, cake, waffles, muffins, and such like things with its aid are always enjoyable and good. Wc would not be without it m our fam ily. Wre have used it for over fifteen years, and it has never. disappointed us jet." I . I '. . ;, 3V 17 1 r. wr;eht-' In respect to the memory of Mr, Wm. A. Wright, the stores and places of business of this city have been closed from the hour of his funeral. At a meeting of the mem bers of the Carolina Yacht Club, the fol lowiDg appropriate and suggestive resolu tions were passed expressive of the feelings of thej club: ' ' Whereas, The Carolina " Yacht Club has; learned with deep regret of the death of the Hon. W. A- Wright, Commodore of this Club, one who has bo longoccupicjd and ably filled that position . and who byhis generosity, earnest efforts and un tiring devotions to its interest has skillful ly steeredit amidst storms and dangers that beset it on all sides, and whose genial hospitality and affable disposition ever en deared him to those whom he commanded , Therefore be ,it resolved by the Carolina Yacht Club: ! 1st. In the death of Commodore Wright this Club has met with'the loss of an able and valued officer, whose departure we mourn with sincere feelings of sorrow, i 2di Resolved, That as a tribute of re spect the yachts of this Club at all. re gattas to be sailed this season will carry their" flags at hilf-mast. 3d. Resolved, That the members will wear the! usual badge of mourning for thirty days. tn, ,neso(i:ea,.iiiat a crpy ounese reso lutions be presnUd by the Purser ;o the family of the deceased, and be published in the city 'newspapers and ?pr:v.l upon the records of the Club. 6th, Resolved,Th&t a blank page in the Record Book be dedicated to the memory of the deceased. 1 , O. A. WlGGHS'S,! r S. H. Fishblate. , Fbed Kidder, I Com. ' A. li. Campbell, Berry G leaves! J The fuueral services were largely at tended and the sentiments expressed by the farge concourse was but a slight1 token of theiif appreciation of a good and true man. The Thermometer. From the United States Signal Office at this place we obtain the following report of the thermometer, as taken this morn mg at 7:31 o clock : Augusta, Ga ....60 Memphis, Tenn 64 Mobile, Ala G6 Montgomery Ala.. .60 New Orleans 72 New York.. 4 50 Savannah, Ga.......66 Shreveport... 64 St. Louis Mo 52 St. Marks, Fla......67 Vicksburg, Missii...64 Washington, D C 50 Wilmington, N. C.49 Uairo,lU 54 Charleston,. S C....59 Cincinnati .'.....53 Corsicaaa, Tex......67 JX ft v&xt & 82 Fort Gibson, C. K. 65 Galveston ..74 Indianola 00 Jacksonville, Fla...72 Fnoxville 1..47 Lynchburg. ....60 I Hotel Arrivals. Purcell House. Wilmington, N. C , May 16th. Cobb Bros., proprietors. From 10:10 o'clock, May 15th, to 10:10 o'clock, May 16th : A K Walker, city , A E Boardman, Macon, Ga ; Joseph Bux baum, Philadelphia ; L) B Herman, James Hayes, Baltimore ; V V Richardson, Co lumbus county; Mr Cowan; U S Army : Samual T Johnson, Kansas City ; J T Elvin, Louisville; Samuel N Smith, Peters burg ; Thomas S Anderson, Atlanta : P Hooks, New Orleans ; C F Uno,'city ; F A Joyner, South Carolina; Alfred A Thomas, New York ; Thomas Johnson, Rose Hill, NC ; Joshua Patton, Warsaw, -N C . The State Medical Society. ! Goldsbobo, N. C. , May 15, 1878. Editok'Review : , The great event here this week i3 the annual meeting of the State Medical So ciety. The Society convened on yester day with an attendance of, about sejventy five physicians. The unpropitious weather does not suppress the self-sacrificing zeal of the doctors, who have literally taken possession of the town in their devotion to medical improvement and the elevation of the medical profession in North Carolina. The State Board of Health and the Board of Medical Examiners of the State are in jSession also. Papers and discus sions on I important medical subjects are the order of each day's! 'proceedings. To day that terrible disease, diphtheria, will occupy much of the attention i of the So ciety. r There are in attendance from Wilming ton and vicinity Dra. W. T. Ennett, F. W. Potter, W W. Lane, S.S. Satchwell and Thomas F. Wood. We hope to receive still further accessions from that section before the Society i adjourns. It is a fact, complimentary to medical devotion, that pbyticians most busy at home are those most prompt and faithful in attendance every year of the meetings of the State Medical Society. An important feature always cf these annual meetings of the Society 13 thej an nual address by some prominent member appointed one year previous. This year the annual orator is that talented arid de voted physician cf Fender c itnty, Dr. William T. Ennett. The public at large are always invited to be present. The Society and the citizens of Goldsboro are expecting a rich treat from Dr. Ennett. The address will come off to-night in the Presbyterian Church here at eight o'clock. Much interest is shown in the address. The leading citizens of Goldsbore are entertaining the members of the Society with proverbial hospitality. They can but admire the scientific devotion, the humate erf jrts of the North Carolina Medical As sociation. There is nothing selfish in what the members have been doing for the last twenty-five years of the existence of the Society. All is to learn better to cure disease, to prolong human existence, to lessen the ills of mortality. And then there are no politics in the Society, no am bitioua desire for the offices and honois of the Association. Science and humanity, and not self, not office, not emoluments, are the motives and objects of the mem if I : ' I 1 . I 16, 1878. NO. 91 bers of tLi3 time honored and useful Asso ciation. The North Carolina . Medical Society is about the only voluntary asso ciation . outside of the churches, that has withstood, in the State or the Squib, the shock and convulsions of war. It is a just tribute to its wise and skillful management, to its elevated purposes and to the devotion ui iLa 10 recora this iact. J I ' Gaxex. ! Goldsboro, May 16, 1878. . Editor Review: j The proceedings of the i State Medical Society are of unusual interest this yqar. Exhaustive papers and discussions on that terrible jscourge, Dpphtheria, were before the Society on yesterday. The State Board of Health is a popular subject at this meeting aLo. Tho Bjard is making fine progress and promises much good An election for a new Board1 of Medical Examiners of the State took place1 yester dayj The following ticket, proposed by Dr. Satchwell, was elected, viz: Drs. P. E. Hines, Bahnson, Jeseph Graham, George L. Kirby, Haigh, R. J. Hicks and Thos. F. 1 Wood. The members are scat tered, as you bcc, all over the State, as should be. 1 The Presbyterian Church was packed lasfr night, by al highly., intelligent and appreciative audience of ladies and gen tlemen to hear the admirable and eloquent annual address of the orator of the So ciety Dr. W. T.. Ennett, of Pender. His subject was the; Circulation , of the Blood, and he handlejl it ablyj and well. He paid a glowing tribute to the immor tal Harvey, and proved conclusively that in spite of the efforts of envy and detrac tion to rob thislgreat discoverer of the credit of his discovery, originally, . of ths circulation, he .was the true discoverer. Dr. Ennett reflected the highest credit upon his professional acquirements and abilities and was listened to most atten tively by all present. He has won pew laurels by this well-prepared ?andl excel lent address. It will be published by order of the Society, in the transactions of the year. The Publication Committee for the ensuing year are Drs. S. S. Satchwell, P. L. Murphy, G. ,G. Thomas, G. L. Kirby and W. T. Ennett. They perform the( delicate duty of criticism on the pa pers read before the Societv icidins which shall be proceedings will i be published in the North Carolina Medical Journal. Dr. W. W. Lane will be orator for npyt v.or The next annual meeting will be held in ureensooroon the third Tuesday of next May. ; Galen. I For Register of Deeds. 1 BubgAw, N. C.,i 13th May, 1878. To the Voters oj Pender County: Fellow-Citizens I most respectfully announce mvself a candidate for tho nfli of Register of Deeds of this conntv. sub. ject, however, to the action of the cominer ivemocratic uonvention. 1 our aid, there fore, in securing to me the nomination for, arid the election t6, said office is most re spectfully solicited. 1 Maeion Moobe. New Advertisements. ' Shirts! Shirts! 1 i j ; "COMPLETELY MADE, AND LA UN- i -DRIED, ONLY 75c. Found only at may 16 MUNSON'S. CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C, ; .MAYOR'S OFFICE, May J5, 1878. Dog Badges. -gIDS FOR MAKING 1,500 DOG Badges will j be received by1 me up to Saturday, the lth i'ast. may 16 S. II. FISHBLATE, ' . I Mayor. OPERA HOUSE. i-1- . THE BEAUTIFUL SACRED CANTATA OF, ! Will be rendered in full Oriental Costumes appropriate to the piece, with scenery I and action, on Tuesday and Wednesday Nights, May 21st and 22d. J&& Proceeds for the benefit of the Oxford Al l urpcan Asyium; Admission Tickets 50 cents ; Reserved Seats 25 cents extra. J ' g. Diagram open at Ueinsberger'a on Tin and Wire MEAT SAFES. A LARGE LOT I JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE LOW BY may 15 D. a; SMITH & CO. SUBSCRIBE - I TO THE DAILY REVIEW PLEASE NOTICE. .1 ' : r ... We will be glad to receive commtmi cation from our friends on any a'nd all subjects general Interest but : I j 1 Jhe name of the writer nst alitiya be ""uuuca vo ue Jsditor. CommunicaUoM must be wn'tten on onl ot me paper. , Persoxulitiee must be avoided, ' j - i ' -i 1 I 1 Andit is especial and parUcularly under ' stood that Cie editor does not always endor. t m the editorial columns. I NewAdvertisemets. To The Public. TT BEHOOVES THE 'pEOPLE of Wil A mington to purchase. Goods at the Lowest Prices, and THE PLACE to get good Good! No. 47 MarliCt Street where you will find an elegant assortment Of Ladies, Genta, Misses', Children's JBoysY and Youths' Boots and Shoes pf v4rYou styles, Prices and qualities. An examina tion of stock respectfuUy solicited., ' I THOS, H. HOWEY. J -I No. 47 Market Street.! IM 13 Look J IN AT T:i : ANTIQUE POTTERY, ccn eHtin cf Peruvian Water Jars, Ch neJ, Uiu&iiron, Roman, Greek, Portland5 and lilpe ases, Watch Stands, Teapots, Muiri, Card Receiver?, Ac, at , i . , , , 1 S. JEW'ETT'S. ' ar Ij Front Street Book Store. I Another Arrival A i GF SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS, I' L I Moody and Sankey's Gospel Hymns, the Gem, Happy Voices, Briffhtett and Best, Pare Gold, &c, Ac. . I I I Orders from the country will incct with prompt, attention. ! " . C. W. YATES. Old Pictures Copied and Enlarged, i I may 13 ( ; ' We Offer At Low I'rfccs 500 Bbls Flour, all Jdiids, 1 i ', 20O Bbls. Molasses, all kind?, I 1 U O Boxes Bacon, lOh Bags Coffee, lOOO Sacks Salt, ' lO Bbls. Sugar. 1 "-!! Tobacco, Snuff, Rice, Candles Buckets, Brooms, &c. 1 ' ,H Also, a choice lot of Spun .Cotton . ' BiNFORDj LOEB & CO., may 18 WholcsaleGroccrs.il FAMILY SUPPIilES ! 4- WE ARE OFFERING To the Wholesale aid Retail Buyers of the , City of Wilmington and vicinity, the I Finest Assortment of j Family Supplies ! That can bo Found in the South 1 1 And !at prices that will compare . favorably with the Northern Markets 1 J , We can sell vou i - - ' i" i . . TEAS, from 40c to $1.50 pr pound, COFFEES, from 18 to'"35c'per pound, SUGARS, from VA to WAc per pound, nAMS, from 8 to 12c per pound, CHEESE, from 19 to 23c per pound. Mackerel, Salmon, Lemon8,Orances, Prnnef. ' - . t 1 ; . 1 ! Ac., Ac, Ac. 1 1 i I ' I"'-''"' u v man any one can Oner -you in our ' city, these being a specialty witlji us. Call and be convinced. i. 1 ' 1 j Boatwright & ETcKoy, 5, 7 and 8 TSTorth Front Ctrcotl may ys , North Carolina j at Gettysburg. APPLICATION'8 ARE CONSTANTLY made for copies of THE OBSERVER , containing the articles in regard to the .con duct of North Carolina troops at Getbyburg. The number of requests for tbes3, from tho Northern Btates especially, has lately be come so great that, being unable to supply them otherwise it has beea determined to publish them in book form. The papers on the subject, on both sides , will be reprinted just as they appeared in Tbb Observer, and will make a volume of ' some two hundred pages.. i. . The book will be printed on fair white pa per, with good, clear type, and in paper i borers will be sold at 25 cents each : to dealr 1 ers and canvassers at $15 per hundred. f ! A library edition will also be made, printed ; on superior paper and handsomely bounds which will be sold at $1 each ; to dealers and canvassers at the rate of $0 per hundred. 1, 1 Single copies of either edition mailed poet 1 paid on receipt of the price. " j The book will be ready for delivery in a few weeks. Orders accompanied with cash are solicited. Address THE OBSERVER, april27 Raleigh, N. C. For Sale. FULL LINES HARDWARE, " ! TINWARE, CROCKERY, AT LOWEST PRICES. GILES A MTJBCHISOJT'S, ' I may 14 33 and 40 Murchlson Block. ,