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I, it 1 i THIS PAPER ' published every afternoon, Sundays cx ' " , ceptodby JOSH. T. JAMES, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. SUBSCRIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID. I One year, $5 00 8ix months, $2 50 ; Three months, SI 35 ; One month, 50 cent. The paper will be delivered by carriers, r..i ..rh.roo tn hit xt of the city, at -b uw " 7 - I above rates, or 13 cents pereek. Advertising ratei low and liberal -Subscribers will please report any and ill failure to receive their papers regularly. Now Advertisements. Y 45 MARKET STRFfT A.KE CLOSINO OUT Til balance of several lots of our Sprirg and Summer Stock and are offering Great Inducements - to our patrons. DRESS GOODS. Our prices in this department a-e lower than ever. The Stock ii NEW and Desirable; the " . Prices vary from lO cents to 30 cent ! BLACK GRENADINE from 25 cents to $1.00 ! Black with Colored Stripes 10 cents. Printed Linen Lawns 1 2 1 -2, 20 and 25. Linen Table Damask, Nap kins and Towels. our Stock in this Department is complete and every manufacturer of any note is rep resented. 1 M0URIIII1G DEPAftTMEHT. W make the above a specialty and Ladies will certainly find it to their advantage to give us a call and examine our Stock. THE WIDOW'S CRATE FOB ' The Ilcepest Mourning. This is a 6-4 Crape and is certainly the i finest ever offered in any market. We are sole agents in this section of the country. Children's Striped Hose 15c, usual Price 25c A Decided Bargain ! Gent's Paper Collars 15c, reduced from 25c Uent's Percale Shirts 25 cents. flent's White Ties 10 cts each or 3 for 25. Ac, . Ac., Ac, Ac. 45 june22 EXarket Street. Foreclosure Sale. NOTICE I HEREBY GIVEN that I will expose for sale for cash to the highest bidder, at the Court House door in the coun- i i A- wno.ir thn 10th dav of Jfuly, 1878, that valuable pic of land lyinjr iVrfder, on the East side of the North East river; containing two hundred and ninety- ne'aere, more or lew; the same being !tnnii u th Thomu J. Lea land, and con- ISA .&SX.'S 'ruiTp tha UAoardM of Pender county, book B B. " - ' . T . .v. t t, pages 534 to 536. jttaal8-3 JOHN C. HEYER, First national Bank. miJU DAW80N BANK IS NOW CON SOLID ATJCfJ with this Bank. The Deposi - tors of the former are notified that' their dr. posits and certificate! are assumed by THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. DIRECTORS : E. E. BURRCSS, 'JAf. DAWSON, t JAMES SPUUNT, ALFRED MAHTIN D. O. WORTH. 1 : ; OFFICERS : E. E. BURRUSS, President. . JAS. DAWSON, Vice President. A. K. WALKER, Cashier. VM, LARKINS, Asst. Cashier. ... Vt. U. BOWDEN, Teller. Brown' 1 Mick, BROWN RODDICK J'V. 1 ' a-tt " Star copy. 1 H Li VOL. 3. LOCAL NEWS. New Advertisements. Mdxior-Black and Col'd Alpaca CoaU. Riv.JBkhsett 8kedks, Principal St. Mary's School, Raleigh. Asa K. WALKECash'r Foreclosure Sale. S. Jkwitt Look. HEiasBiaeER Chambers' Enc clui ajdia. Yacht frolic will leave for the Sound on Tuesday., ... The yacht lioa left tor Masonboro last eveniog under command of Mr. Jno. Flowers. Two cart-loads of fish and a quantity of meat were condemned and sent out of market yesterday. . Mr. Geo. V. Norman, general travel ling agent for McGee's Illuslraikl Weekly favored us with a call to-day. - It isn't woith while for the Siar to get mad because we got the first cotton bloom this season. We could'nt help it. We were pleased to meet last evening with Maj. J. W. Wilson, the energetic and efficient President of the Western N. C. II. U., who is on a short visit to our city. There will bo a Republican bow wow here to-morrow but it is not the Senato rial Convention, ad our neighbor states ; that is to be held at Burgaw on Tuesday next, July 2, as wo are1 informed. he contracts for the work ou the next rriti fnmnrdcn been ?ivcn out to ' V",r'"" - Messrs. Wood and Sidbury, as stated by .,.tl.T Kn if ia nPfPBsnrvtn a correct I U9 ICULibtJTy ISUV mww-w ' understanding to state that Mr. Wood lias the contract for the brick work and Mr. Sidbury that for the wood work. Why don't the two Observers, and the .CrtV and Review get ud a war ? WTe want. in be an observer, and if the star of hatant should seem likelv to set, we'd review the whole matter. ' mu- n- ntio in tbn Tar hnrn .il. should waDt to UUMliiif i.v. . j I embroil us all we can't say unless the hot weather has permeated his boots and affected his brains. Wc dar say he fights his own little Battles at home. Is It the Reason? Why is it that persons will persist in throwing chicken offals, defunct cats, rata - or carhae in the streets in front or r .3 , ;t wmiii Vv. rear oi lucir icsiutuvcs nuu u v. but a very little trouble to bury them? Such practices are not at all pleasant or con(ucive to health and we can hardly believe that they like the perfume, after the offals, etc.; have had the un on'.them for a few hours. The only .reason we can assign for the habit is, they would like to dTanatch a messengerto the City Hall I to notify the Chief that "something putrid is in such and such a locality and please do to send up the carts to take it away, If the Chief, street gang, carts and health officers, are not there in fifteen minutes, then look out for complaints. Kather Costly. Oue' of our venerable Water street mefchants, who recently boasted of a beautiful set of false teeth, was among those' who went down on the Passport vesterday aftercoon to angle for black- T ' hardly onfside, how- I i r .i . .ii ,i r.li .: 1 ever, oeioru mu oiu Knueman ieifc uia heart in his mouth and was compelled to pay involuntary tribute to Neptune, and a part of this tribute consisted of. the aforesaid beautiful set of teeth. He didn't care, uowever, as just at that mo ment he did'nt think he'd ever have use for them, again. The trip may have cost j him a hundred dollars or so ana will probably prove to nave been worm to mm five times that amount. Weakly Persons wine- Old and infirm persons need some mild tonic or gentle stimulant, especially in warm weather. The wine made at Speer's Mount Prospect Vineyards in New Jersey, called Speer's Port Grape Wine, is used in the Atlantic States as the best tonic wine known, and is regard ed as pure; and is very popular among physicians. i - ' ' i i If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated. have frequent headache, mouth tastes bad. poor appetite, tongue coated, you are suf-' fering from torpid liver, or biliousness.' Nothing will cure you so speedily ana per manently as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Communion Wine- The Grape Crop of AJSpeer's Vineyards, in New Jersey, promises this year to be one third more than any previous year. His Vinevards iu New Jersey and the! r products from the grapes he purchases I Elder of the Wilmington District, Metho have enabled him to keep a stock: four dist E. Church, South, has made the ibl- years ahead. None sold less than ionr I lowing appointments to complete his sec vears old. It has become a nopular even-1 ond round ot quarterly meetings : ing wine among the best families in New XOrK, SQU lor cuiuuiuuiuu parpuscs. , Mil WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY. JUNE 28, City Court Hamilton Pollard (colored) charged with disorderly conduct- throwing stones in the street and cursing and swearing was sent below to the City Prison for five days to expiate his offence. ' One case of drunkenness, an unsophis ticated person from the rural districts, T was dismissed. Fortune-Telling. A peripatetic fortune teller was a feature on Nutt street this morning. He had a little to, not quite a foot square, mounted on a tripod, upon which1 was lettered the information that for the very small sum oi five cents a little bird would select the p anet which coutn-ls tbe destiny oi lu seeker after for.une. We noticed quite a number of the colored popnlatiou hover in" around the show, seemingly anxious to invest a small amount in sueh import ant astronomical knowledge. The show is suggesud as cood opportunity for po iiticaLaspirauts to come to a conclusion relative to the result of the coruiui; elec tions. Registration- The Raleigh 8cc8, in respond, as it ays, to certain inquires made by several of the Registrars iu Wake county, pub lishes the following information for their guidance. As it re just as applicable to this section, we produce it here for the benefit of the Registrars in this and ad joining counties : l Thfi Ileeistr ation books, by direc tiou of the Board of Justices.opeu on the "Z , r , , j i.. - ,u oit JSitnqay pi June uu uum Wu . uaJ LVU i' - 1 "1. The full namo oi eacn voter muw . 1 . L be registered, and his present residence stated to the Registrar, and when required by any elector his identity, age and resi- dence must be proven on oatn to me neg istrar. ... In addition to the other disqualinca tidns. all Dersons who have been convic ted. or who have submitted upon indict- ments for the following offences (whether the iudsment was prayed or not) viz,: greeny, rece.vwgtolen C, orgery, hnrfflorw TkfirllirV, IAIRa DrtJltJUUCS. UlUf hter. arson, rape, aaaault with intent to commit rape, and all ether felonies and infamous crimes, are not al lowed to register. To vote at the approaching election one year s residence in the tate ana ninety davs in the county is necessary. Actual residence in a ward, township, or pre r.inr.t will entitle one to vote tnoqh he may have been in the same only one day rrnvided he has been ninety days in the x-- - county. Thft Ktji Effects of Ice -Water Drink- The evil effects of drinking too much Ice-water ares very clearly set forth by a level-headed writer as follows: Ice-water arrests digestion, if it does not absolutely drive out all animal heat, andit i3 not re- sumea until tne water raicu mC temperature requisite to carry u. uu. Habitual ice-water drinkers are usually very flabby about the region of the stom ach. They complain that their food lies heavy oa that patient organ. They taste their dinners for hours after it is bolted. They cultivate the use of stimu ladts to aid digestion. If they are intelli gent they read up on food and what the physiologist has to say about it how long it takes cabbage, and pork, and beef, and potatoes, and other meats and esculents, to go through the process of assimilation. They roar at new bread, and hot cakes, and fried meats, imagining these to have been the cause of their maladies. But the ice-water goes down all the same, and finally friends are called in to take a farewell look at one whom a mys terious providence has called to a clime where, so far as is known, ice water is not used. The number of immortal beings who go hence to return no more on ac count of an injudicious use of ice water can hardly be estimated. The article proceeds to show that in numberless cases fine teeth are totally destroyed by its use. It chills the teeth and cracks the enamel, then follows rapid decay and frequent visits to the office of the dentist. For Up wards of Thirty Te an Mrs. Wikslow's Stbup has been used for children. It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind collo, regulates the bowels, cures dyienlery and duur rhcea. whether arising from teething or other cause. An old and well-tried J remedy 25 cents a bottle. d & w. v Quarterly Meeting. lie v. L. S. Burkhead, D. D., Presiding I Onslow, at Queen's Creek, June 29-30 i xupaau, iiutkj a uiufc...... .u mjr u KEYIEW. Disappointed- Viva . v watermelons gave way under the load at be foot of Chestnut street this noon. None of the melons were brqken, and an old darkey who had high hopes and in tense wishes to see tlie inside of one of them contemptuously remarked, "Dar now, nary one ob dem is busted." The Committee Appointed ny the Bar. We hud we were in error yesterday in naming Judge Frenci: as one of the com mittee appointed at the meeting of the members of the Bar to .draft resolutions expressive of the esteem ami respect of the Bar for the late William A. Wright. It was the Hon. IIu:h WaddellV. name which should have been placed on the committee instead sf the lion. It. S. French. We got our information, how ever, from a gentlemen who was present at the meeting, and we thought we stood a reasonable chancy of having it correct, even though .we did not j;tt it from the Secretary, Juo. D. Bellamy, Jr , V- Ati Honor Well Bestowed At a recent meeliu of the Democrats of Catawba county, iu convention assembled, for the purpose of making county nomi nations, ('apt. ; Robert Ruins "Davis was nominated as the Democratic 'candidate for the House of Representatives. C'apt. Davis is a brother of the lainente;d Uol Champ Davis, who was killed at the head of his regiment, in one of the seven uayi' battles in front of Richmond, during the late war, and is almost as well known in this community, .vhers he resided for twelve months after th-; war, as was his brother, Col. Champ Davis. The two brothers married sisters, who were daughteis of the late X. X. Njipon, Esq., pf this city. We .congratulate the citizens of Catawba upon their choice, and also Capt. Davis upon the compliment he has received, after so short a residence in that county, Attempted Assassination. The villain who assaulted a lady on Greenville Sound several days ago is still at large, and about ' twilight Wednesday evening he again attempted to attack her. She was at her well when the scoundrel rose up in trout of her, levelling a pistol at her head. She very naturally screamed, when one of the gentlemen of the house jerked up a chair and ran out just in time to see the rascal go over a fence. WThy it is that the man should have taken a dislike to the lady, who is a mute, is a wonder and surprise to every one. He seems to be upon murder intent and un less he is either killed or captured we would not be surprised to hear of a trage dv on the Sound. Warrants for his ar rest have been issued and an officer an posse have gone out to hunt the villain down. He is a mulatto sailor and wears a red shirt, blue pants and cap. It is said he is generally accompaiued by a white sailor and no doubt both are desert ers from some vessel now in port. The International Review i For July-August is one of more than or dinary interest to the general public. It contains twelve articles of uniform timeli ness ; three political articles (Pussia, by Karl Blind, of England ; The Chinese Puzzle, by a Californian ; Mr. Seward and ikr. Motley and the Austrian Mission, by Hen. John Bigelow) ; two politico-eco nomical articles (The Elements of Nation- al Wealth, by David A. Wells, and In dustrial Reconstruction, by Edward At kinson, of Boston) ; two tneological arti cles (Science and Theology, by James An thony Froude ; The Moral Problem, by ex-President Mark Hopkins).; two papers on subjects connected with the arts ("The Erench Exhibition architecturally consid ered," by Charles Gindriez of France, ar chitect, and " Photograph Art in Europe," by rhilip Gilbert Hamerton) ; twaditerary contributions (The Centenary of uosseau, by Rev. Samuel Osgood, D. D., and The Department of Contemporary Literature consisting of notes on English, French, and German books recently pumisned) and one article on Army , Reorganization, by General James H. Wilson, one of the most brilliant cavalry officers in the army during the Civil War, and now a writer of recognized ability. Eacn aniwe u pre pared with reference to the public demand for reliable information rpon the subjects treated, ard the writers are masters of the subjects. . . - - , Some days ago several small boys were swimminsr for a wager in the river in the southwestern portion o tbeity when to abator" shoved out in the stream as a comnetitor and the boys did their best to keep the alligator' from carrying off the stakes. 1878. 1 f)f) I Cotton Blooms and Potatoes. Mr, A. F. Powell, of Powell Bros.; Whiteville Depot, sends us a cotton bloom plucked from the plantation of Capt. Jno. W. Ellis, which from its appearance when received was probably 'two, days old when plucked. Mr. Powell tells us that he was also shown yesterday morn ing four Irish potatoes from Col. Forney George's place which weighed over five pounds, an average of oyer twenty ounces to each. From Foreign Ports To Arrive. Br. bark Bankside. Watt, sailed from Liverpool, May 23. Ger. bark Carl August, Rasch, sailed from Plymouth, May 9. i Ger. bark Friedrich. Lum. sailed fron Amsterdam, March 14. Ger. bark' Friedrich Scalla, Waacke, sailed from Rotterdam, June 2o.i Nor. bark Ilenrik Ibsen, Kasmuss'cn sailed from Liverpool. April 28. Br. bark Margaret Falconer, .Morely, at Liverpool, Jane 15. Ii.r. liMl-lr IVT-i vrM rr.t 111 1 -l uoli 11 J l l 11 A'LClgjilllAi , LUII till .t from Bristol, May 22. For . balk Margarita.'- , sailed lri!i Rotterdam, Much 17. Br. iiirk North 'aroliu:i, 'Burhan, at Liverpool June lf. Nor. baik' Sj ee l, .Olson, suih-d "-from Lm!on, .lane 21, - Fur. bark Sueeess, lleberg, cleared from Dubli'1'i, May 11. Got. brig Annchen, Miier sailed from London, Jane H. Br. brig Sii !, T ppett, hailed from London, J uue 8. Br. schconer Mary Frost, Hubbard, sailed from Liverpool, May 11. The Colo'hnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa., (exhibits the secret of its great popu larity and success by wisely maintaining its old standard of excellence since its re duction of rates. j Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetablo remedy, for the speedy and permanent .cure for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung auections, also a positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after, having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has ielt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a desirojto relieve hu man suffering, I will send, free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, with full directions for preparing I and using, in uerman, rrenca, or inglisn. bent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. W. W. Sherar, 149 Powers' Block. Rochester. New lork. ie 18-4v. Raleigh News.J The Greensbero Bank Failure. Greensboro, June 20. In response to your telegram of last night, in regard to-the assignment of Wilson & Shober, bankers and manufac turers, I learn it is caused by heavy bur dens they carry on various pieces of real estate, out of which they cannot realize money under the pressure of the times. They have a large amount invested in the Methodist College of Greensboro, said to be $38,000 with interest; also in Mc Mahon's spoke and handle factory; and some $25,000 in a spoke and handle fac tory and sawmill of their own here. These factories were stopped yesterday but arc running again to-day. They also have large risks in a great deal of real estate, too tedious to mention, variously estimated, possibly, at $200,000, and their liabilities are estimated at $100,000. This seems to be about tho nearest estimate now to be had, and I learn further that they have surrendered the whole of their property J,to trustees, for the benefit of their creditors, even their personal property. This indicates a pur pose on their part to pay every dollar possible, anoTI have not heard of even a suspicion of fraud. , 1 learn that a meeting of creditors will be called in a few days, when farther facts will be learned, when I'll advise you, until which time your readers will please suspend judgment and not decide harshly. ( Durham Tobacco Plait.) Not True!. A report is being circulated that the Republicans are going to run Smith for Chief Justice, and Bynum and Col. Thomas Rufiun for Associate Jus tices. So far as Col. Ruffin is con cerned, we are satisfied there is no truth in it and that he will allow no such use of his name. CdI. liufHo was frequently and urgently solicited to allow the nse of his name before the State Convention for the position of Associate Justice, and bo at last very reluctantly consented foe his friends to U3o his namo in that way. We are satisfied be will give a cheor fal support to the ticket nominated at Raleigh, and denounco.aa untrue, any repoi I to the contrary. Davie and Greene moU in .Senatorial Convention on the Fourth. PLEASE 2TOTICE. We will be glad to receive communication from our ' friends on toy and all eubjecUoi general interest but : i. 1 The name of the writer nsnst always bo furnished to the Editor. Communications must be wiitten on onl one side of the paper. Personalities must be avoided-- " Andit Is especially and particularly under ,tood thtt fie etor does not always endorse the views of correspondents, unless so stated in the editorial columns. ew Advertisements. Slack and Col'd A LPACA COA1S, Linen andWcrsled 4 Dusters. Just the thinr for this weather. I- ' - : - ' - Verv cheap at MUNSOX'tf. nine 2 , Th ninth ;.--' St. Mary's SchooL Baleiili. K. C. 9 Pounded IVZay 1812. " -'" -I -' ' x ' The Rt: Rev. THOs.lATKijt?ox, P. IVM,. 1). The Jit.. Rev. Theo. Lyiian D. D. Vis iters. . Y The Rev. RENNETT SMEDES. A. M.. Rector and Principal. Principal; rfie3d Terms begins Sept. circulars address the Rector. June 'JS 1 12, 1?78. Ejot Foreclosure Sale. V VIDTnp rr n ir Dnnrn f nv iivi jci Kir lilt, j u m in vuiiv ferred by a certain deed of jmorttrape execut ed by Samuel W. Vick and Charles P. Alt-bane and Martha C, hits',. wife, to the Fir.-t National Rank of Wilmington, S. U., said deed bearing date the f'th day of April 1875. and recorded in the ReL-tei's OHice of New Hanover . County fc in Hook K, K, K, page ')0S, et f?ej., the undersigned will on Thurs day the 1st day of Anpu.-it,187S, at 1J o'clock, Al., at Exchange Corner, offer for sala by public auction to the Mghe t bidder that cer-' tain tot or parcel of land situate in the City of Wilmington and bounded and described a follows : lieginning at the intersection nt the Southern linn of Red Croei etrcet with the western lino of ,Xutt street and running thcEce westwardiy with . said line of Re Cross p treetA three hundred and twenty-one (J21) feet to the end of the wharf on the river, thence eouthwardly along the line of s:iid wharf one hundred and thirty three (133) feet, thence eastwardly parallel with lied Cross etreet, three hundred and thirty eight (333) feet to Nutt street, aad thenco' northwardly with Nutt street one hundred and thirty-two (132) feet to the! beginning Y being lots 1 and 2 in Iilock 21C, according to the ollicial plan of said city. L: Terms of sale CASH. . Ai? A KT. WALKER, june 28-tde, Cashier. DICTIONARY OF UNIVERSAL . KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PEOPLE In ten large Octavo VolumW,. containing Eight Thousand Three Hundred and Twenty l'ages. '!' . Illustrated with about Four Thousand En gravings. ' . Price per set, in Cloth, $25 ; Library Sheep, $30; Half Russia, $50; Half Calf, gilt back, $50. For sale at ' . . HEINSRERGER'S, june 27 Live liook and Muiic Store. The Seaside- - mHE NEW AND Elegant 1 Steamer PASSPORT will make DAILY TRIPS to Smithville. Parties can visit the Fortifications and all points of interest without extra charge. K(very camfort guar anteed. Leaves her dock at 0 a. m.; returns at 5.30 p. m, june 26 . GEO. MYERS, Agent. Summer Wines! rpHE HOT WEATHER 13 UTON US; and we would like to ndviae the public as to where they can supply them?tlvcs with ti.e rioice?t CLABET, DELAWARE, CATAWBA, both sour and' sweet, .SCUPPEBXOXG, "ANGELICA and 1UIIXE ."aW" I-3J-ES-SJ! Together with " h':--'" ' KASPBEBRY, LEMON, ORANGE and BLACKBERRY ' ALSO, I 20 TWENTY 20 Bastefs GenninE, Piper. Hciflsiecfl THE BEST . Imported Cliampnno ! . Brouglit toihifi city ! LEMONS and ORANGES- : Always 'on han at LOWEST PRICES ! Boatwright & McEpy, S. T A R TWorth 5ront ZtTPtT. june 2 1 Look 1 N AT tUK ANTIQUE POTTERY, con- siiting of Peruvian Water Jars, Chiaefe, Old Saxon, Roman, Greek, Portland and Olpe Vases, Watch Stands, Teapots, Mu?, Card Receiver?, Ac, t S. JEWETrS'. 1DI n r rnnt Ntrw t Knnr Xtnrf- A D7EP.T1SE IN THE WILMINGTON (Wekly) JOURNAL Office corner Wat; and Chestnut Mre!, ap stair.
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