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-- .. , . . . ,,. . ... iJ i "" : : " ' - ' " " 7. '. " i : I i " . - THIS PAPER as1 , .- every -fkraooa, Sundays eepted bjr JOS II. T. JAMES, -jlTOa A50 rnorairroR. We will be glad to receive eoiaxc.fiIca iroa our friendj on aay and all rabbets general Lntst b . .! Y 4 m- j, - naae of tie writer ttsh 1wt. .ttrrtoX.rOSTAOK PAID i'vbium to tie Bdltor. t I -,1 "''Vis CO Six month. $2 50 ; Three CottaaIctioni muit be written bo .1. otuy oaeiide of the paper. -Vr -ill lwdetlwre-l bj Mrrlcri. PMtbuu'tiMiBut'b avoided. VOL. 3. ! WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1878. Audit Li especialS aad"t)-rtlclriv nn i NO. 1G4 tood that de editor doei.ot alwiyie.dor, .Vttbribcrs please report any and ".'. ' - . r ; ' - I ' i . " ' ! V - , ". PLEASE NOTICE. , V" f 11' .1... !.. n . v K II II if tt i II A W U ' U'T i r - M l nil. II I ii n i ii ii n u ii i i it ii ii i i ii i i i a .. s a aim m m mm a x , w a 1 1 II 1 1 II M II AV i lh-C 11 J ' U 1 1 II J 1 r& t ... ! I i v i m m i mm mm a mm .mi t m'mmm i. i , m mwt . a a m m c a Hi - 1 HY i : , Pi V Pi WW . , ! ; ! - i - 4 , VHi; - ' I '..i- 1 09 of the paper. . :, . ; ' 1 1 ; ! - -r--' ' ' - 'i ..l r Advortisomonts. Bargains ! ;3aigains f. s Biewn 5 Roddick, 45 MARKET STREET. ,-rrr ARK OFFERING the balance of neOm LOTS of Dry God at r "tle.-t -tST attract the attention of Every Close Buyer ! ri.ttJ U Ulnz ccunt r,f t.ur flock we are offencjt thr. Extra Inducements in crier to clear them a'l oat. Dress Goods ZIIiLi REDUCED ! ivit'fi Uoea Lwni formerly 114 bow 10. 1 .. . 20 now 15 IlirTtre the tacit iiraWe ffornlj for the rreat icuoa. The itjlei the n.wet, Ladies and Gents' Underwear. ,ut tint U t till ucbroicn and fan aure oar Ftr..o t!t it ! the interest f all U call an J make their pnrchae now. Parasols. .i,.r-0Oiantha.let and ParajoU. ALL AT UKKATL Kedued Piice. GREAT BAEGAINS ! lartatn, Buiped and Plaiu Xaioi k Shawls fruaa Ftriped 8haw!f jnst fniuWe for the eml et eningf. 2 worth f 5. Domestic Heel Spreads. JO. 1.2S and 1. 55, Kedaced from f 1.15, 1.50 aaJ l.TS. llecldedly the cheapen 13 the mat ket. Uiiirnin Drass (JimhIs A Specially ! . io tM. ct'.on f th onntM i li THE WIDOWS CilK K ..r th dcepett mourniiiir. S t Ae'Dt f r the La Rrlne Cor?er, $1 a i.ce, IhU it a .ti ntet! Cornet and the Uv. c.n b taken r ut witlii?ot ripping by tr4D 0 Silk Lactira. The Wamsatta Shirts "5c each, i pecenu lew thn tne muc articlo m otfered either North or Snath. Lttrf Shirt i manufactured by ouwlres a.f eoaranteed. Cut ami made. in the warp of the cloth. ; ' r.UUlC SUIUTV rVlh SIZED, 25c. Xo comment required . ,,. ; r.Tntkchcd Drawerf 25c a ptir, worth DouMe. mm s RODDICK, 43 Market Street. r-T- Wi nuke no murepreircUtioni in r tr t rtfect A N V tale. f s rail if Family Excursion Meamcr PASSPORT TO E EAHHIS PLAKTATION ! rpIilRE WILL BE AN EXCURSION I iiea be the Ladies of the DORCAS UC! KT 1' 6f tit. Paul'j ETanelicai Lutheran -ith, on .Thursday, AiigTut I5 1S78. I i t Ho.t i..re - - " T o'clock A. If. St-td Boat Itftres - 10 o'clock A. II. Flr,f If . ........ n'rlnrk' P. If. evxd Boat return - - 9jf o'clock P. M. can W.taiuJ .on the Commntee, Vr. l. V4!r or Mr. M. J. Uinrplhoef 1 autrrkK Jwka Oaar, Jr.. A. Adrian, Vtw. !!. (erlun( J- II. VoUerf, Htsrj nix2ts, Wu. Otenec, Wm. KUer Voek. aag h) Notice, rpilE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS- -'ten will be la iciaioa dorlof; thbweek, f f tie parncte of Reruics UteTaz Lilt and talaatioa reported to them, and to com f U tie Liiti by cosputifii; the tax pa j able jeuh pron, aid affiiiDg the tame op Lb came. JOUN O. WAGNEll, 41 1 Chairman of Board of CommLtsionerf. UfERTISK IN TUK WILMINGTON (Weekly) JOURNAL S2e corner Water and Chestnut ttrecU, Pttaira. LOCAIJNEWS. Sew Atlverilsements. Mr-i.iK A Few Lite Vests Left. A. D. Caxaui 1U 'imore Steamship Line. BoaTWEiGUt k McKot Fami'y Groceries. A. I). Caxtua-CIydv'i New York Steam ship Line. Hi See ad American Cotton Tie Supp ly Co. Read Dauchy'f new ads. j S. Jewitt Stationery and Fancy Uooda. P. HiixiBiaOKap Try It. J. C. Mcsds Imperial Granium. Gilxs A Kcbchisos The Standard. C. W. Tate i School Books. O. P. MsAac, Apent For Kent. Y a other locaU sec fourth page. i : t f I . - It looks to us as if bu sines is a htt.e mere lively on cur ttrect than it has Ix-co for a month or two jat.t. lxJk out for the tc.ipfe this evening which will cccur just 'about the tm.e we o to prcs5,but we h:it think you will s c much of it. The colored people seem bound to en- oy ail inc neaun-givicg pie-sun. w uo derivftl from 'bcursiocs both to the ocean ana to tne country. s vjj stueiuu eft this morning per steamer for Stnith- ville and another left on the . o. to A. rain, f r some place in the country, j Notice. .Tiif.atKi.lwn-of merchants ami ... . i , i . . others ailver- tun C'ir'ii tifj is ra:iea ij in' iM tuciil of the! American C-t'on Tie i lite. Tl le Iwen ir.tich npa!jy in our imne ot ti s iu-:iHfS of tliis com p in v h i- nterferitl wjh l-v u rti i:..;.ui.icturiug iecf! tio.4 without tLe license of the I f j i j xuit,..ml if a dee Hon in their favor be iven by the .Supreme Con it, they are de ermiued to I -ring tuit for damages against all using their ties other than those licen- ss 1 by the Company. We swouul there fore caution our merchants iunl dealers to Ail with care an 1 cav.ti-n ana to avoid trouie oltlin thejir ipp!iefof tiu Amci ic.in ("otto i Tie U. Arrest or a Forcer. ... I. . . ! Li-tiian Jfattir. colorcii. was arre. .ttd Siturday nlht upon the cliaitguof for' e y an 1 cdmmitt.'d to jail t.i unitary t pre- im:r.ary examination b !f. ie Justice Me- Qiigg-this morning, j I.ubir presontca an order Siturday evmirg p'lrp rting to be si t:el 1 v (tal rki IIiclia:ds n. at Cnpt. i j . Beck s store, n th comer ol hixtlt una led Cross s etts, whera It ch ir-lo had credit. Hardly hi I the order b-;cn pre sented iviicn li.cbard.-oa stenr-ol in and lirber was arrested I Io stated Saturday night that the order had becngiven to him, but this morning acknowledged ho forged he namo of Richardson. 1 1 The men arc both colored, and worked ogcther in the employ of one of tho rail roads. Dirbtr was comtnittcto jail to await a triat at the next term of the Crirn nal Cotirt Uev. Cutter CrairTord. The Ilevenue Cutter, Crarford arrived this morning. She has been ordered here on temporary duty and will remain hero until tho Colfaxi returned to this station The Crairfvrd commanded by Capt. Glover and among his deck officers wo were pleased to sec Lieut. Simmons for merly of tho Colfax. Engineer Owens, who was stationed hero a ew years ago, ta with the Crawford. Tho vessel is slid to be the fastest 'one la the service. We welcome Capt. Glover'and his staff to Wilmington" and trust their stay ambng ns will prove to be a! pleasant one. Vienna Rolls. id two lea- gpOOniUiS OI UOOL.t. 4ISAi lunwu, silt thoroughly, put in a little salt, and rub a tables poonful of lard or batter through the Hour; use enough sweet mil's for a soft dough, roll out and cut with i round cutter, fold over like a turn-over, wetting the edges with milk , to make them adhere; wash over with milk to give them a glosi, place in a pan so they will not touch cacti ctLer; acd littecn or twenty niuil'w:;. A.r.ey are a cious. I. i M j Consumption Cured. An old physician! retired from praiAce, Kavtng had place! j in his iunds f an Hast India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for thsspeedy and permanent cure for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, a-thma, and fcll throat a.ml tun? aUections. also a rvx fire and radical cure for nervous debilitf and all nervous complaints, after j hafn tested its wonderful curative powers in theas3co:s ,Vfl 1 f of cases," has lelt it his duty known to his suffering fallows Actuated reiieve hu- by this motive, and aaesire to man suffering, I will send, fm1 0f charge, to all who desire it, this reci witn luu directions for preparing ai German, French, or Englisl j using, in Sent by mail by addressing with st; tliis paper y W. bherar,. Block. IlochestcrJXe- Yorl 149 lowers ' v . aagi r- Supreme Court Decisions. The following are among the decisions anrounccd in the Supreme Court on Sat urday, as we find them in the Raleigl Observer: Hcyer vs Ileatly, frcm New Hanover. Aflirmed. Action under Landlord and Tenant act to recover possession of land, heard on annual from Justice of the Peace, before Moore. Judge, at January" term, 1878, Vaw Hanover Superior Court, f The same ease was before this Court at; a former term (see 76 N. C, 28.) Being remanded tho fprfant ftmndfid this answer and necificallv denies that the defendant en tenant I of the nlaint iff. The iurv found that the de (ar.Annt. wa nlaintifTs lessee and holds over and refuses to burrender the posses Sinn. The detendant moved to dismiss fn- want of jurisdiction and on refusal of the motion, appealed. JJelJ, That the motion to dismiss ww . . . pronerlv refused. State ex rel. l Humphrey 3. Humphrey, from Onslow. Affirmed. Civil action tried before Eur e, J udge, at Sprins Tenn, ISTf5, Onslow Superior Honrt- . k I The action is upon the bond of plaintiffs guardian, the defendant being the only solvent surety. The guardian is dead and istrator has wasted his estate to an amount sufficient to pay the sum due the plaintiff. The defendant insisted that D KM f5Hint fleets came to the hands of the guardian's administrator to pay the debt, he is not liable on the guardian lmnd. althoucb the administrator wasted the estate and the other sureties are in solvent. His Honor f gave judgment for plaintiff and defendant appealed. lltl'l, That it cannot now avail the de fendant surety to prove that the guardian is dead and his estate insolvent, any more than it would, if the guardian were alive to prove that he was solvent and able to pay; or, if the guardian were dead, that his estate was solvent and able to pay. It is unfortunate for the defendant that the administrator wasted the intestate guar dian's estate and that the other sureties are insolvent, but Ls undertaking when he signed the " bond was that he would sutler before the ward should, and he is now only performing that undertaking. If he had performed it earlier, he might have saved himself out of the estate which Hit; administrator has wasted, j State ex rel. Hewlett vs Nutt; from New Hanover. Reversed. The action is by the Treasurer of New Hanover against ; the defendant as surety of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the amount ol taxes on civil suits (imposed by Revised Code chapter 28, section 4,) which he failed to pay over as required by law, and for a penalty of 500 for such failure. On the defences interposed by the defendant, judgment was given tor him and plaintiff appealed. The defendant insisted that the statue under which the Clerk j collected tho tax es on suits, had . been repealed by the Revenue Act of 18o8- 69: he did not collect them by virtue or color of his office. ' Meld. That tho Revenue' Act of 1858 '59, or any like act, does not embrace the act imposing tax on suits, unless special ly mentioned, i Tho second ground of defence was that the statute in question is void under the Constitution, which requires taxes to bp uniform. j Held, That the tax in uestion is not such as is required to be uniform. . The third defence was that'the Consti tution requires tho courts to,be open to snitors. and that its spirit is that suits shall not bo burdened.. Held, that it is not a tax upon suits, but upon the losing party in a suit, and is a penalty for his false claimor. t " The fourth defence i3 that the tax being without authority of lawj the clerk collec ted thorn m his own wrong and not by virtue of his office. Held, Tho statute authorizing the tax is in full force; but if it were not, the de-r fendant would not bo allowed to deny the authority of a statute which he assumed ,to be in force, and under which he received money: and refused to pay it over. i I The fifth defence: that the S500 penalty is barred by the statute-one year. Held, That tho objection as to that well taken. C CP, sec 35. ; The sixth defence; That the clerk col lected 2 on each suit, whereas he ought to have collected only 1, 1 Held, That defendant clerk as cUrk collected the tax by virtue of his office, and it is just that the defendant shall pay it. ; The seventh defence was that the conn ty treasurer is not the proper person to cue, " ' Held, That the statute expressly pro vides that the money shall be paid to him and that he shall account for it. Hia right to sue ia not ousted by Bat. Rev, cn 31, sec 9. Rodmax, J.: i , Oldham vs Kerchner, from ew Hano ver; affirmed. (Smith,! C. J., disscn- Civil action heard before Moore, Judge, at January Term, 1878. Xew; Hanover Superior Court. w , The plaintiff being indebted to the de fendant, and tho owner of a mill, con tracted with the detendant as follows ; the defandant should delivir to the j plaintiff corn to be ground, enough in quantity to pay off the said debt of plaintiff' at 8 cents per bushel of meal delivered to defendant, and plaintiff agreed to grind all corn de livered to him under tho contract at that piicc. Under this contract the defendant sent com to the plaintiff's mill ar;4 cr'ed- crimnnc for a few months, and then notified plain tiff that he would not send any more corn, and demanded payment of the balance pf his debt, j The jury found that the differ ence between the 8 cents per bushel which defendant agreed to pay and the actual cost of. grinding to the plaintiff was rive cents per bushel ; and that the quantity of corn that the defendant ought to have delivered under the contract was 20,430 bushels. ! Judgment was given for plain- r" . tiTfor $1,021.50, and defendant appeal-. ed. - ' . j During the trial the defendant asked the Court to submit this issue: "Was setting payment of the iudgment. the defendant's sole inducement I for making the contract which was refused. ; Held, That there was no erroriTWhat the inducement or motive to the contract as distinct from the consideration was, was immaterial.. j .The defendajut also asked this instruc tion:) "That the profi's which plaintiff would have made if the contract alleged in the complaint had been fully carried out, are not the proper measure of damages that the plaintiff is only entitled to actual damages, and having offered no proof of such is entitled to only nominal damages.'' The Court iefused the instruction, but told the jury that the measure, of damages was the diiterence between the contract price and the cost ol grinding. Held: 'That there was nothing in the evidence to wh'chsuch a doctrine was ap plicable. It it had appeared that plaintiff's mill had, aiuer defendant's refusal to send corn, in fact received, or but for plaintifFs refusal would have received, a quantity loi custom sufficient to disable him in whole or in part from performing his contract with defendant, such a fact ought to have gone in diminution of plaintifFs damages, and the judge ought, it requested by de fendant, so to have told the jury. But it did not so appear on e . lence and no such instruction was asked. The plaintiff proved all that was incumbent on him to prove, the case here stating that "he was ready, able and willing to. give the whole amount of corn necessary to pay the judgment at the contract price." When the plaintiff proved a breach of contract and a loss re suiting f cm it, the burden of proving any thing in diminution oi damages lay upon the defendant. Swann ct al vs Mvers et al, from Col umbus, motion allowed. ' This was a motion by Myers, one of the defendants, to remove the action; to the uircuic court upon tue grouna oi preju- - !i'n i i r . aice or local inriuence, Act or uongress, 2d March, 1867. 1 he plaintills are rtesi- aents oi JNortn Carolina ana an tne ieteo- . J T .1 ! "I Il.l 1 danta except Myeis.i , i mis case, upon ottier points, was be- ure ims ourL ul u lormer term pa o. o5) whera the nature ot the tacts , will ully appear.) His Honor refused the motion and the defeudaut Myers appeal ed. ! - ''!; Held: That as the uthcr defendants are Only nomiualiy so and as there can be a full determination of the case without them (their interests if they have any, being with the plaintiffs) the defendant Myers is entitled to have his caue removal to the Circuit Court. i The case of State vs. Ben Iiro.wn from New Hanover, was airmd; "of W. D. Pearsall, trustee, vs. O. K. Kenan, from Duplin, affirmed; Elisha Porter vs. D. Ti Durham, et als. from Duplin, aflirmed; and Bank of New Hanover V3. Wil liams, Black & Co., from Xew Hanover, aflirmed. . There ar0 no digests published, as yet, of the opinions filed in these cases. From the Raleigh AW we obtain the following: By Smith, C. J. , 103. McNeill vsChadbourn, from Ilo'x son. '! Thc act "concerning the inspection of lumber in tho city of Wilmington,"1 pri vate acts 874-75 chap. 155, leaves the owner of lumber at full liberty to make his own contract ol sale and see to its ex ecution. He cannot sue to recover an additional sum, alleged to be due if the timber was measured under the provis ions of the act, after having assented to and received uy by the usual mode of measurement. " 1 I The douit especially calls the atten tion of the profession to the requirement of sec. 301. C. C. P. and the necessity of always, sending up a statement of the cage, I &nu a usi oi exoepwwmt By Rodman, J. 10S. llrson vs.' James, from New Han over, j . , ' 1 t ' . . The doctrine of estoppel betyeen land lord and tenant does not arise so exclusively out of contract that it, cannot be applied to one who is incapable of binding himself by a contract. Hence a slave, who rented a lot in and paid rent till 1S6, when the United States troops arriving he re fused longer to pay rent, and disclaimed being a tenant, is nevertheless estopped by his acknowledgment of the landlord's title from now denying it and putting him to the proof. Th executed contracts of a slave were not void, though perhaps void able at the pleasure of the owner If an executed contract be disaffirmed by a party under a disability to contract, be mtyj, hi general, put the other party in statu quo. Uy Smith, CJ: - ! 100. SirtevslfiU, from New Han- over. An indictment for wilfully and malici- r,.l-. n which conciuuea ai. j j -o : . if it fails to charge that the injury was done mischiev- ta the owner, jr. is defective tender the statute it it fails to conclude "contrary to the form of tha stat me:" ' Allegation oi the mat-treatment of itetl plaintiff with the price o a j cow is not supported by proof of the bad treatment of an "ok" . When the allegation of ownership is in "A1 and oth ers, ana.the proof ia of ownership H y"A" ; variation is' fata 'Live s-pek is top general and indefinite a term to use m the indictment. The! cnarsre should be as speciEclas the proof. It not always safe to pursue th A-.U,;f is the statute. . r- . " T ' v Restrictions .. Pender Count v, N. ' L Aug.:10.. szderable interest ... i;o little agitation manifested in regard to the oomiu Sena torial election, i'e very much regret to see that'some of pur couutiis at their con ventions have passed resolutions (restrict ing their legislative1 nominees, to the sup port of their individual choice. tVe con demn all such action and we hope to l e able to give reasons sufficient to support our condemnation in the eyes of reasona ble thinking men. In the iiist place, it very materially interferes with the harmo nious working of the Legislature in regard to this important matter. In order to il lustrate we will suppose that every j county pledges her member to the support of her choice, and that'every county has a'diifcr ent choice, the; result would hot be hard to uess at; it would simply place -some man n that position who wduld be inc. able cl ling it, and possibly midit result i in ihp lection of a Republican. Secondly; it ?s gross ;and palpable reflection on tbe'elee- ion, placing him as it does in the position either bf a rascal or ignoramus, and to show the idea to be a fallacious one." we will go further and assert that if the coun ties have a right toj instruct their members as.to their action in this matter, thev have the same right to direct them in ail other matters of jurisprudence concerning the Interests of the State, If it is necessary to jinstruct our memben; in regard to their action, then what need have we of talent, what difference does it make whether "'ah elector be a scholar or a ninny. ;It is it palpable reflection ou the people i them selves, Showing as ir does their titter ina bility tp lind a man worthy, of itheir I trust. or that they are nt capable of making a selection. ;W feci proud of Pender's choice for the Houee, and We feel prouder to know when he leaves t'of , Kaleigh that he will go untramineled osjthe wind, and witn the lull coimdence ot jail hi3 cohstit uents. Tours. Wilmington District. ! ; Appointments for Quarterly Meetings made by Jlev. L. S. Burkhcad: 1 t i third roustd I Kladen.atBethlehan . . An 1 17-18- Cokesbnrv and Coharic M:s: m I . , it at liethel I An 21-G . 1-. ti 7- HI 7-. 8 I -i - ; Clinton, at Salem .......Sept (jnsloiw, . . Sept lopsau. L . . . . Sept Xhe earth and all that! therein I was refreshed by a Cjhe showet which visited us at about ti o'clock; this morniu' New Advertisements P I A Mfl Beautiful Concer' c-raudfi D 12 U lIMnUpianos price SlGOOonlvUllU All Pianos $112.50. Organs S35. Organs 12 stops $72.50. Church Orpans 16 stops price $390 only $115. Elegant $375 Mirror Top Organs only $105. Buyers come and see rae at home if I am not as represented, K R Fare paid bioth. ways and Piano or Organ giren free. Large Hist. Newspaper with much informa tion about cost of Pianos and Organs sent free. Please address DANIEL F. BEATTX". Washington, New Jersey. aug 12-4w REVOLVER FREE r$2Z ridges. Address, J. Bown & Son, 136 & 138 Wood et., Pittsburgh, Pa. aug 124w. The only combination pf tn; true Jamaica Ginger O A MrflDilJCwith choice Aromaticaaad OMIXrUHU French Brands for Cholft- ra,cnoJera Morbus, Cramps and Pains Diarrhoea and Dysentery ,Dyepep8ia,Flat ulency, Want of Tone and Activity in the Stomach and Bowels, j and avoid ing the dangers of Change JAMAICA i GINGER. aug 12-4w of Water, Food and Ci Imate. Ack for SANroKo3 Jamaica Giscee AGENTS WANTED J Medals and I)i- lorHOLMAN'S Jplomaa awarded NI W PICTORIAL BIBLES 2.000 Illustrations. Address for new circu lars A. J. HOLMAN A CO.. 920 Arch street, P niladelphia. aug 12 iw ; ariona' I'nrfaiiTe ruia tua-c -w iivi Blood, and will completely change the blood in the entire system in three months. Any person who will take 1 pill each night from 1 to 12 weeks ! may be restored to sound health, if such a ihing be possible. Sent by mail for 8 letter Stamps. I. S. JOHNSON & CO. Eangor, Me. ) aug U-4w Imperial Granium. THE GREAT MEDICINAL ivvv rur. Infants and Invalids. A, fresh supply jast received aad for tale by JAMES C. M0NDS, Droggitt, auglO j Third street, oppoaite yiry nan- Stationery. ! L . tntPDr 'ivn FCLL LINES ur SiAHw-ft FANCT GOODS fi 1 tiw Houie, thejDek i . . , I and theSehool. No trouble to show goods, at a JEWElTS, .a 0 Front Street Book Store. $445. buperD ijrand bquare Pianos, price $1,100 only $225. t:iegant Upright Piano'g, price $800 only $155. New Strle Uorieht New Advortisomonts.! The Standard- tor .li t?e.IIowLe ce Co.paay the contract tor toppling the Treasury cd Cuitom !- ?tfi e Th,r Year of watWnce of the contract. For iiie only by GILES A MURCHI305, i , . t 38 M1 0 MnrchUon Block. ug 12-dJtw j ij II'':':;' School Books. -Large stock t low prices i Country teachers and dealers will find It te Uieir adranUge to correspond with rue be fore purchasing ehjewhre. ! !i J Another lot of CROQUET JoU recelred and for sale at Bottom Prices. I i auc 12 Few WiUlE VKSTS LEFT, at $1.C0. ' .. very fiew Cass. Suits remarkably low in price kuj 1: MUNSO.V. For Rent LMtOM TlIE 1st October next, the Store No. 8, situated on the Weetern side of Front street, two ' I doors South of the DawsOn Bank building. aufrl2 1t 6. 1 ME ARES, Agt. TRY IT I TT IS THE BEST EVER 1 Brnno-ht to iiiii f"ir I '"SI Bates' Heliotrope Water. o-- t --j i A Floral Essence of Exquisite Fragrance. - i i I An exceedingly mild and Pleasant - i ' ' ' i i Perfume, j ,For j sale only at j IIEINSBEBGER'S, : .i .' .)- - r j I Lire Book and Mutic Store, aug 12 39 and 41 Market St I II. I Family Groceries I Every Family in tho City ! j. Would do well to Examine j j -The Large Stock and Low J Prices offerjsd by Boatwright & T&cKoy Xos. 5. 7 and S, North Front St. They replenish their Stock daily. 'jTheT sell the Very Best Good that can be boight in the Northern and Western markets, and are satisfied with Small Profits. Try1 them . and you will be satisfied. Theyj hare i now in atocic, ''. j 50 250 50 10 Ebls. Sugars, Bbls. Bbls. Fancy Flour, MolisEes and Syrup, Tierces Uams r Tierces Rice, ! 25 20 500 Firkins Best Butter, Packages Corn Beef, Packages Canned Gods, All kinds of Fancy Groceries! And, in fact; a full supply of everything, la theirline. Call on them and they will'cer tainly gire you a Bargain. I j 1 Boatwright & lilcKov- 5, 7 & 8 Uorth Front Street.1 aug!2-dAw ; i 1 V EIotice iNaw Oslxass, August 9, 187S. To the Agent of the "American Cotfcm Tie tiupply'Compaay," and Dealers UCot-j ion xics: . W e DEEM IT PROPER, INORDEK that you may answer probable inquiries, to inform you that the position of thii Com pany in regard to the unlawful character of dealings in so-called eecond-hand Arrow Ties, has. in ne manner been modified cr changa d by the recent decisions of the late Circuit Judge in Rhode Iland, and the DU- i trict Judge of Alabama. Throe different Judges of United States Courts have repeat edly decided the use of second-hand Arrow Ties without the License aad consent of the ' owner of the Patant, to be unlawfuL I In, Tiew of this conflict of opinion, the reason-1, ingof the Judges deciding adrersely to the -Company has been submitted to the most ex perienced Counsel, and we are adrlsediha the judgments are manifestly erroneous. Both cases have been appealed ti the Su preme Court, where, we are advised, the, judgments will be reversed. . ' I f j n is the intenUon of this Company to hold all persons engaged in dealing in Arrow Ties without its authority strictly account-; able for all profits and damgaes, and U Tifforously enforce our rights as well under the Arrow Tie Patent as all other Patents, dwned or controlled by this Company, We are, yours truly, AMERICAN COTTON TLE 8CPFLT CO. WH, ADEBTOSeVy. aagl2-law 4w - a week in your own town. f 5 OmU t free. No risk. Reader; If you anta business at which persons cl -. . . . either sex can make rr eat pay all the me they work, write for particulars to 11 ALLiriAC;., Portltad, Maine, march M t- j ' I' m ... f""
The Daily Review (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Aug. 12, 1878, edition 1
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