CABLE NEWS.
f ke lattrttceaalc Canal Prrjecl Pro
presses
A (Uill'ANY ORGAMZi U
Subscriptions to be Opened all
the Worid.
Over
L'.nd v June 4 -The St lWiabur
Gulos announces that -"uu DagtesUii
niouutairef-rs who revolted during the
late wr have been exitei to Perm
The iVtV Berliii en reaboudeu report
that another man war has been order
ed to Sain. . i lor the protection oJ German
iu'erfs'.M.
The Madru! Correaponuencia says :
'The Englit-h government wiil ahortlj
submit V. i be Cat,- a bill for the ab H
ti u of slavery.' ,
ir MfMiteomery, Umted States Consul
at Geneva, writes that tbe project
lor
hnl.iiio' an international icaita
1 a a
on tnt
lake ha., been abandoned lor thin year
iHu P&ri corresoondeat oi me
ieie
eranh states that tne I rince
ol Orange
blightly improved on Tuesday,
see iiB to be but little hope h
but i here
lor ni re-
covery.
The Standard's Berlin despatch sayn:
-A barricade was discovered on the
night of the 30th u!r, near the Feterhol
Palace, in St Petersburg, across a road
which the Cz rewitch and wife were
about to traverse.'
Dispatches From Tripoli give fearful ac
counts of the drought prevailing m Bar
bary. Wheat sells lor $3 per 100 pounds
barley 32, while animals may be bought
at a merely nominal price. Kpidemic
diseases are feared.
Disturbances have broken out in the
province oi Constantine, Algiers. Eight
French soldiers of the escort oi the Arab
Department were killed. 1 hree battal
ions of infantry and two detachmenuol
urtillprv have bocu sent
to qi
icll the out-
break .
A letter written by the Pope
1
has been
the Lew
that the
published in Rome, deploring
rivil marriage law, denying
Church desires to encroacn upon the pre
rogatives of tbe State, but declaring that
purely civii mairiaes are destitute 01
honest or sacred bonds
The Standard announces that in con
sequence of the treaty recently c Deluded
with Portugal lur the development ol
freedom commerce and civilization in
Africa, a British mau-oh-war has aiready
been ordered to Mozambique' to cooperate
with tbe Portuguese lor tne suppression
nf the slave traae.
Paws, Juno ;; M. de Lesseps has
th formation or a
Oil I c I J Uliiniv"'vv
rnmnanv to construct the ti lelevel in-
teroceanic canal trom Colon to Panama
h isthmus of Darieu. the route
&sHJi'a U"v - - '
.-fllHcted bv the International Congress.
Thfl nomuanv which obtained the couces-
anient of Colombia
and made arrangements with the Panama
Railroad will turn over their charters to
the new organiz ition tor proper considera
tiou, so that the rew company may start
fairly and square y.
A tirst subscription of 400,000,000f.
will be opened simuitaueously all over tbe
world about September next. It is to be
an essential y popular loan, without gov
ernment aid or guarantee. The amount
of the first s inscription, of which teu per
cent is to be paid on subscribing, will, M.
de Lesseps expects, be more than covered
Mr. Nathan Appleton will be a director
of the company, and will be delegated to
open subscriptions in the United States
M de Lesseps goes to Panama via New
York to take out the first spadeful of
eart i on the 1st of January, 1880.
DISCOllUGEMEXT AT CAPE
TOWN.
t
The Difficulties Lord Chelmsford
Meeting In the Zulu Campaign.
London, June 3 Advices from Cape
Colony are not encouraging. Lord
'Jhelmsford has once more abandoned the
plan which he had adopted for the fur
ther prosecution of the campaign, and has
decided upon another scheme which may
or may not be found practicable. The
difficulties of transportation are enormous
and almost insurmountable. Fuel and
water are both lacking on any route that
lias yet beeu proposed. At Kambula uo
fuel is to be obtained at a less distance
thau four miles. At Iugwe there is no
fuel, so that the supply must be carried
with the troops to that place from Ut
echt. A depot for the maiu body of the
army has been formed on the Blood River,
and over 1,000 tons of stores are now be
ing transported to this depot from Help
makaar. The distance is about forty
miles, and 600 wagons are required for
the service. The burning of the grass by
the Zulus has vastly augmented the diffi
culties in the way of an advance, for now
the forage for the animals must also be
brought forward from Helpmakaar at an
enormous cost.
California Worklngmen's lunvHUlon.
San Fbasciso, Cal, Juie 8 The
Workingmen's otate OouVi?utiou met
to-day. Thirty counties are repre
s ntet', and delegations from others are
expecie L Djuis Koarney ea'itd the
Convenllon to order, aud delivered an
addresa reviewing the origin, present
condition, and future prospects of the
party. Reference to the proposed re
peal of the National Banking act and
the issuance of all niouev direct from
the Tretsiry of tbe United States
m t with much enthusiasm from tin
Convention. The Committee on Perma-jeut
gauizition reported in favor of 'DjU13
Kearnty as Permanent President,
which was gieettd with great "ap
plause. The proceedings of the Convention
thus far have been harmonious. It is
understood tbat there is an element
in the Convmtion in favor of the New
Constitution parly movement, and it
is expected that it will shov its hand
to-morrow in an attempt to either car
ry or split the Convention. It is con
sidered, however, tnat this element is
not sufficiently strong to oarry either
point, and that the proceedings will be
conducted to rt uccs&Xoi terui&aUou.
n CONGRESS
SENATE.
A HINOY N ,
j n ?i
h 4 Mr Bayard,
trom the
Jud ciii.y Ut pmittee repor
II .. .uif.it. rt na e 1 ' rer
t o vitn m .i iuifi
npea'ing sec voaf 820 bi9,iirvi ed
Statute, wl. eh pi Hot i be ibe juror'B
I -etMH;l tf r bu.(J(.etwcuiu piu
I bly u-k leW ... ea I it up to-inorruw.
.pr eoi.sid. atiou. uroereu w
printed and pi .c d o h-i calendar.
The bcuate took up the bill to amend
tbe act in regard to the Judicial di--tr.cts
in Texa.
Tbe bill amending act creating tbe
Northern Judicial 'District of Texat.
wa- con6ideledud pansed Adjourned
BOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The Senate amendments to -th House
Grasshopper bill; ex'ending tbe time
f navme t bv preempu.rs, wan og'u
jempto;
w avi
to, and the bill uo
- r r . i
ts the Presi-
dents signature.
Many bills were introduced on leavt
and referred.
Mr Buckner, Chairman of tbe Com
mittee on Banking and ,Currency, re
ported a reeolution directing an inves
tigation into the affiirs of tbe Deean
National Bank, New York, ana the
Ci -rman National Bank, Qbicago, and
especially in the mauagerneut of tue
assets of "the banks by tbo resp-ouvt
receivers
Alter a short
diaoussiou a to tbe
luv. stig Kiou, 'n tbi
oroorietv of tne
course or
which Mr Wfhitthou J-ol
1'ennesee . exuresstd a desire tiiaii In-
whole naiioual banking sy-tem should
be investigated a' d itsj corruption ex
posed, the resolution was adoptecl.
Mr Aikms, ot IVnnessee; uuirintu
of toe Appropriation Coinuaitb e re
ported back the joint j resolution
repealing sundry clauses ofjtbe Sundiy
Civil bill, approved Match 3d, with
the Senate amendment thereto.
Mr Hunton, of Virgi i U off red an
amendment inoreaBing the jnppropriu
tionfortbe famUy of late R preven
tative Schleicher, o Texas, td $10,00U.
Agreed to.
The Senate am udmeut i was tbei
concurred in. i
Mr Si ringer, of i Illinois, a a ques
tion of privilege, offered a pieambb
and reso ution reciting the proceedings
of tbe committee on Expenditures in
the S ate Depart meiijt in tbe la Oon
gress in connection .with tbe charges
Hgamst G o F Seward, Minister to
Cuina, and referring the report of that
ciirumittee, ;the articles of impeach
mtiut by i, 4nd tbe testimony tak ;n m
the cube to ibe Judiciary comaiittee,
with instructions to consider tbe same,
take other-testimony, if necessary, and
report to thefloutje at the next session.
Agreed to.
Adjourned.
TT 1 r
Maine's Greenback Convention
Portland, June 3 The Greenback
Convention was organiodj by selection ol
W M Rust as Chairman and a full set of
offices
Thirteen hundred
apd thirty
delegates
were
preaeut
The1 Convon
tion then affirmed the principles
of the
nlatform ot the Maine Cosventiou of
i
1878, demanded measures for the lestora
tion of American shipping, and adopted
soft money resolutions, adding: 'We op
pose all subsidies or legalized monopolies;
we favor lew aud simple laws, and those
rigoiously enforced ; and we hereby
denounce" communism in all its forms and
phases.' Joseph H Smith, of Oidtowu,
was unanimously nominated for Gover
nor.
McCrary to Go Out of the Cabinet.
Washington, June 3 Hayes to-day
nominated George W M -Crary, de
facto Secretary of War, to be Judge
of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, in
place of John F Dillon, resigned, flayts
informed his Cabinet to-day of the
nomination, and some of the member.-.
expressed their regret that the oand
of advisory brethren was at length to
be broken. Hayes wished to keep hi
(Jabine; intact in nia term ot service,
but McCrary wished Dillon's plaoe
and sentimental considerations were
not permitted to "thwart his ambition
A score of candidates are already
named as likely to succeed McCrary,
but a new Secretary of War will not be
appointed until tbe next session of
Congress.
t AKULl.NA
Durham dqw boasts of two brass bands;
The city debit of Newbern is only $'2,
788 iiS 1 s
liutter u selling in Shelby at 10 cents
a pound.
Hon Josih TufUer has opened! a law
office in Raleigh.
There were 2.J700 who
listed taxes in
!
Wake county las jjear. j
Whortleberries are soiling iu
Golds
oru at 5 cents a quart.
Goldsboro Council, F df T, No 43,
IS
igain in a mbst doprisliing condition, with
a membership of bver hfy. Mr B E
Smith is President ut the Council.
i ;
Shelby A'Toru: Mr G C McSaiu in-
kirnis us thiit one of hib cowsij ou the
r.iglit of the 25th of May, gave 1
a calf with a Wtsfl develope.i Kxly
birth to
but no
s'gns ut
1 nc calf lived for about 48
h'jurs
Polk ton Aryu.i:
Capt Frsje, of the
toiKuiu section or me u j tt y, Dm a
chicken that commenced crowing when it
was only three day's old. .It is now only
two weeks old aud flops ifs wings aud
crows just the sa ne as a grown rooster.
Goldsboro Mcsaencferi The many
friends and acquaintances of M:ss Mary
Arrington, daughter ot our townsman, Dr
13 F Arringtor, will be ph-ased to hear
that her coudttioD1 is! greatly improved,
and hopes of the young Ialy s speedy re
covery are entertained.
Durham J'lant : yie regret to ie.aru
that tbe farmers ou Little and Flat ri ver
snlfcred from a severe hail storm on Mon
day, the 1'tith 't May. A great many
farmers sudered. The wheat was badly
damaged and the corn, though small in
mauy places, was beat into the ground.
Tmc Ucck.ILUi Uerold tUls of a gala whia
T 1. i - i' .J Art i I i
near King's Mountain, in this State, which
was sold several years ago to a Northern
man for $15,000, and he is realizing hand
somely. A ton of the ore recently sent to
Philadelphia assayed $400 in pure gold.
Du. ham Plant: The sale of real estate
yeittiday was the biggest thing ever seen
in Durham. When tbe sale closed last
night $ 8.924 05 w- rth of land had beeu
s ld s we g-i t press the Bale is iu pro
:jre s" A vacar tdof on Main street sold
tt th ru- ol tn" ?t foot Other lots a
half -idle from m- centre of towu sold for
$ 1 .400 per arre.
( h irlottM Observer: The charter ol
th, v tiura1 & Sd'Stuiry Knrocul expires
in lei.en b r it is ussir.ed tbat tbe
w.rk can be competed to Wadesboro in
rix'.ydays. but it has not yet been com
rn"i.:ed. It l estttnated tbat it will take
$100 600 to finish up the work, about
90 000 of which has been secured from
the sale ot bonds.
The Nomination In Ohio.
Columbus, June 4 The Demotatic
S'atti O.nveuttoi; organized here to.day
by the election ot Samuel F Hard, ol
Uineinnati, permanent chairman.
'i'he following ticket was nominated:
For Governor, Thomas E wing, of Fair-
find: Lieutenant Governor. A V Rice, of
Punim: Treasurer. Antbonv Howell, ol
Stark: Jutlge of Supreme Omrt, W J
(i.lmore. ot Prebh-: Attornev G neral.i &
Pdfara, of Alleu.
Quarterly Meeting.
Wilmingtou District 3d Round.
'Dublin at Liichlauds June 7 8
(Jekeshury at Hall's June 14-16
Fl zib-th at Putdieu June 21 22
Bladen at Sotile Ohapel June 28-29
W biteviPe at ( irver s Creek . . . .July 5-6
Coharr.e Miss Black's Chapel . . July 12-13
Clinton at Goshen (Dis. Con ) July 17-1H
Brunswick at Bethel July 26-2
Wilmington Filth Street July 26 27
v'ihn ngton Fnut street -A.ug 2-3
Vaceainaw Miss. Bethel.. .Aug 3-4
Sn.ithviile Station Aug 5 6
Topsail 1 Aug 9 lQ
Onslow Aug 16-17
I he Distr.et ('oufereuce will convene at
Goshen Church, Cliutou Circuit, Julv
lth, 1879, at 9 o'clock A. M. Let all
the oastors and delegates be present at
the lime apt oiuted Brethren, let us meet
in. the name aud Spirit of Christ. Rev
Jotiiu Pi I lii t will preach the opening ser
mon. 'Trntli lies in ii nut-shell,' and 'brevity
is tbe s ml or it " lo oe oner, wueu
the fchell is broken, the truth will be dis.
covered tnai. ine uranu uenirai noiet
on Broadway, New York, now kept on
both plans, the American $2 50 or $3.00
and the European $1 00, and upwards
per day, gives more stisfaction for the
name inouev tnan any utuer nrbL-ciiibfa
i i l
house in Gotnam. Au elegant Restaurant,
s -
at moderate prices, is conducted by the
A 1 -
lii and Central.
Amtiu hii VViors.
Rut few persons are aware of the great
amount of grapes raised in .New Jersey
Alfred Sneer is known to be the
larties
winegrower e.ist of the liocky Mountain!-1
His Port Grape Wine is the best, aud is
considered by physicians aud chemists as
the best wine to be procured. It is or
dered to Loud 'U and fans, wnere it is
becoming very popular among wealthy
families. For sale by J. C. Mund-,P. L
Bridgers &
Co and
Green & Planner
Apl. l-2w
Summer Boa. d.
A FEW PERSONS cm be accommodated
with board in Smithville at $25 per month,
or $1 00 a day. The house is located in a
fine irrove. id open to all breezes a H is the
must pleasantly bituated house in tbe Tillage
may 29-lin li&U. L, BAaTiSK,
A Sure Vure for Piles.
A SURE CDRK for the blind, bleeding,
itcbing and ulcerated piles has been dit
coTered by Dr. Williain (an Indian remedy),
called Dr. Wiihanrs Indian . Uintucteot.
single box has cured tne worst old curomc
cases of twentj -five and thirty veari'standine
No one re-d surfer five minutes after apply
i g this wonderful soothing medicine. Lo
tions, in-t u nitrite and electuaries do more
barm than good.
William's Ointment ab
sorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching
(particula. ly at night after getting warm in
bed), acts as a poultice, gireB instant and
P
)ainless relief, and is prepared only for Piles,
tcbin of the private par t and nothing else
i
'"I -cons lted phy
phia, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and
this city, and spent hundreds ot dollars, and
tound no re let until 1 obtained a box of Dr
William's Indian Ointment s une four months
ago, and it has cured me completely."
Joskph M. Rydek, Cleveland, 0
'Has done me more good than all the msdi
cine I ever tried and I I ave spent more than
$100 with doctors, besides medicines I am
cure cost me more than $4U.
David 8pAaLiN, Ingraham, IP,
"Have suffered twenty ye&ts with itchicg
and ulcerate 1 piles, having used every reme
dy that cae to my notice without benetit
until I used Indian Ointment and received
immediate relief. "
James Caskol, (an old miner)
Tecoma, Nev.
NiPile Remedy ever gained such
rapid favor and extensive sale. rold by all
wholesale and retail druggists. For sale by
J. C. Munds and T. S. Burbank.
mch 20 eow-dAw
Over the Water,
THE OCEAV HOU8E, at Rmithvilln,
the m )t debgbtfuHv situated Saloo'n n
the town, isaarrounded by water and open to
ail brezeg. TI e biat of Liqao a, v ines
Heers and Cifrart on hand. ivxenrsi aku
will una it the most comfortable place w the
wa'er front to pass the day and indulge in
crabbing.
maj 29 -Is BRY4.V MORSE, Prop.
COMMERCIAL WEW8
WLLMINQTOF MARKET I
JUHK 54 F M. I
3PIRrT8 TDRPENTINK Quoted flirm
at 24lA cf.ntB bid. No sales reported.
RWIN Firm at 11 V7 for Stramjed and
fl 10 for Good Strained. Sales 1,000 bbls
Good Strained at f 1 10 and 33 bbls (K ai d
M i Low Pale and Pale at $3 25.
TAK-Steady at 75 cenUs per bbl of 280
lbs. Sales at quotations.
CRl'UK t'U KPENTINE-Steady at fl 00
for Hard.Sl 60 for Soft and $2 lo for new
Virgin Salea receipt-, at u,uotaliouti.
COTTON Quiet. No Hales reported.
The folluWiu- are tbn official liiotatious
Ordinarj
Uuud Ordiuarj,
Uerts
tt
M
tt
Strict Good Uru.ur j .
Low Midduair.
SliddluiK
it
Good Middling
DAILY BlOdlPlI
Cotton S i balea
-spirits t'arpaoune 4 -i cusJta
doiin bb.s
iar
Grade 7 argentine
91i
MARINE NEWS.
AJUUYED.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smlthvllle,
Geo Myers.
Steamer riortn rsuite, ureeu, rytjn.c-
Worth & Worth. j . . . .
Sobr Albert Mason, Rose, fuuaueipnia.
Harriss & Howell.
i
OLBABKD.
Steam-yacht Passport, Harper, Smitbvilie
Geo Myers.
Steamer North state, lireeu, rayeiievuie
Worth &. Worth.
Nor barque Mediator, Jensen, Antwerp,
Alex Sprunt A Son.
Nor barque -chweusen, Gundersen, Ham
burg, DeKesset fc Co.
BxportB.
rousiSN.
Antwerp Nor barque Mediator
50
bbls roMiu 5 U0U oak staves.
Hamburg Nor barque bchwensen-.'J-'"
bbls rosin, dbO casks spts.
MONTHLY STATEMENT
OP STOCKS ON HAND JONE 2, 1679.
Cotton ashore
3)6
33
afloat
Total.
37
.Spirits ashore 2,457
afloat z,4i
Total 4, 76
Rosin ashore 104,729
afloat WW
Total i 111,631
Tar ashore 15,430
afloat A
Total 15,430
Cradeashore 1,255
afloat
Total L 1 1.5
arcBiPTS fob tbh month of may, 1879
Cotton.,
431
Spirits J. 7.725
Hosm 31, iw
Tar 3,081
Grade 7,433
KXPOUT8 DCHINe THB MONTH OF MAT, 1879.
Domes tie
J Cotton 1,435
Spirits 1,98
Kosin 5 71
Tar 2,864
Crude L 195
Foreign.
Cotton.
Spirits
4,695
Rosin 30,005
Tar jl
I -ruae
List of Vessds Up and bailed for this
Port.
ANTWERP.
BkjNoimand, 21U tons, (Nor) Svpnson,
February 18
Brig (ialaiea, 207 tc ns, (Nor) Andersen,
April 1
ARKNDAL.
Br 's. Laeertha, iJ45 tons, (Nor)
iStrangeby, April 8
BRISTOL.
Brig Gem, 281 tons, (Sackville, N. B.)
Richardson, May G
CALAIS.
Bfc Nultur, (For) Eilietsen, AprU 6
CETTE.
Bk Hj emmet, 394 tons, (Nor)
Ingmundsen, Aprd 16
COPENHAGEN.
Brig Diana, 382 tons, (Nor) Sim onsen,
April 24
GOOLE.
Bk Normandy, 450 tons, (Picton)
O'Neill, April 29
HAMBURG.
Bk Erwin, 304 tons, (fJer)
Langhuricbs, April
Bk Germauia, 274 tons, (G r)
Vitinnw. Anril ft
Bk Mediator, 327 tons, (Nor)
.Jftnapn Maroh 9R
Bk Minna, 467 tons, (Ger) Boces, April 13
Brig (Jarin, ztw tons, (Sw)
bchmidt, Apr.l 25
LIVERPOOL.
Bk Anna, 325 tons, (Ger) Sewerts, April 22
Bk Gloria, 254 tons, (Nor) Ormundsen,
May 1
MADEIRA.
Bk Frank, 37 tous,(Nor) Christofli rsen,
I April 30
MALAGA.
Bk Duen, 253 tons, (Nor) Andersen,
March 1
Brig Prof. Daa, 265 tons,(Noi-) Sore risen,
Mar h 30
MARSEILLES.
Bk Thor, 343 ton, (Nor) Ormundsen, I
March 31
ROTTERDAM.
Bk Amanda, 310 tons, (Ger) Shul z,
1 April 7
Bk Lydia, (For) Norden, AprU 14
Bng Der P jmm. r, 233 tons, (Ger) ,
May8
rjlHX WLM1MOTON JOURNAL, u one
the verv beet advertiaifif PWfc ia the
Sute. Try iu l
KiPcellaECcuB
Hair.
To promote the
growth ot ai d beau
tify the Hair; it
removes an dand
ruff and diseases of
the scalp, nnd stops
tbe Hair from fall-
ng out. This Re
generator is en
dorsed hj a great
many of the leading
sfentleinin in ,tha
m
ay 20-1 m
SPEER'8
Port Grape Wine
Used in Ch rches for Coumunin purpose
PASSAIC,
Speer's Port Grape Wioe
Fours Yars Olil.
rpHIS JUSTLY OKLEBRATED NATIVE
Wine is made from the juice of lae Oport'"
Grape, raised in this country. Its invaluable
Tonic and Sirengthenini Properties
are unsurpassed bv any ather native Wine.
Being the pure juice of tbe grape, produced
under Mr. Speer'a own persona' supervision,
its parity and genuineness are guaranteed.
The vonngest child may partake ol its gener
ous qualities, and the weakest invalid may
use it to advantage. It is particularly bene
ficial to the aged and debilitated, and s ited
to the various ailments t.at afflict the weaker
sex. ft is, in every respect, A WINE TO BE
RELIED ON.
Speer's P. JT. Sherry,
The P. J. 8HEKRY is a Wine of SUPE
RIOR CHARACTER and partakes rlf the
g lden qualities of the grape fiom which it
is made. For MEDICINAL PROPERTIES,
it wiP be found unexcelled
Speer' P. J. or Pedro J- Brandy.
This noted Brandy is a pure distillation
trom the grape and isequa to the finest Hen
nevsy or Otard Brandies; for medicinal pur
poses it can be relied upon as strictly pure.
See tf at the signature of Alfred Hpeer,
Passaic, N. J., is over the coik of each bot
tle. A. RPEER'S Mt. Prospect Vineyards,
New Jersey. Office, No. 3lWarren St., New
ork.
For sale br GriEEN A FL ANN R, J. C.
MUNDS, Druggists, and P L. BRIDGERS
CO. aoril My
Sale of Land in Fender
County,
JgV VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE exe
cuted to Sol Bear & Brothers by J. II
Moore and H. J. A. Moore, his wit' , on
the 3d (Jay of November, 1877, which
mortgage is duly recorded iu Book D, of
the records of Deeds of Pender County,
pages 41, 42 and 4;J, to secure the p iyment
of a certain sum of money therein set forth,
we will on Wednesday, the ljlih da or
June, on the premises in Hcky Point
Township iu the County of Pender, oil'ei
f jr sale at public auction, for Cash, the fol
lowing tract of land adjoining the lands ol
S. S. Satchwell and ot exs, and bounded as
follows: beginning on the Creek at the
upper earner of the tract - f land known as
lot number 1 of the A. L. Moore deceased,
lands at,d mns thence North 55 West !))
poles, thence North 20 West l0 poles, up
Clear Water Branch to the hill, thence
North 4 East 52 poles to Bunting's Cor
ner, thence ckut. (18 East 80 poles to a
Pine, thence JSou'h 5:1 Eat 252 poles to the
run of ThrKey Creek, thence down Tur
key Creek to the beginning, containing
241 acres more or less.
SOL BEAK & BKOTHEKS.
may 7 8, 15, 22, :i0, June 5.
Copartnership.
JSL. ULmm a XT:
rpHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS day
formed a Copartnership under the na-ne and
tyle of NEWBURY A CHASTEN, for the
purpose of conducting a General CommLaion
and Grocery Business Consignments of CoU
on. Naval Store) and Country Produce gen
erally, solicited. Good price and prompt
retunw guaranteed. Respectfully,
F. A. NBWBDRY,
Late of Magnolia, N. C.
Lata of. Mt Chasten d Soa.
Miseellaneoua.
fo the
James H. Carraway,
23 NO ITH FROiVT STBj
THE
exciteiyiewt
, IS AT 7
Exchange Corner,
Something New Every Lay
n
Just receive a fine line of tW
xv i a. Cloves,
W h l atent 1 a-ter.i. gg.in Wck aid (
i 7'
1 ou n ill yy
ai u
oucu try tlirir.
A- new h t of tbuse poj iar
Mi Hiii
120 Bones !
Also, Dr. Werner's Health Xui
the best made.
riujf i or
The hreet assorticent o(
Sun Umbrellas
AND
P A
R A SOLS
in the market.
FINE SILK AND LINEN HCK Fl,
FANCY TIES AND BOWS,
LAUt BIBS, LISLE GLOVES,
I LINEN COLLARS AND CUFfl
uuuw rutin llCId, bULUURE.lt)
The Finest Assortment of
Millinery Goods
to select from ever offersd in this
market. The
NEWEST STYLE
always on band and we putnotw
to sell you any stjle of
I Hat or Bonnet
fer less thn yon can bay th itBi Vi-
We charge only for the materia
nothing for the Style.
We are glad to see all tt
fin. I .J XT LJ V.IJK 1
. nfVl
T ! . t ;1 -
-Lime ijine
yAK ARE SELLING LIME of 9m
Quality at a very low price. Perrti"
ctfnntrj or towns in this State tuiDfU
dealers iu Lime, would do well tec -rrtf
with u".
may 2-tf
4
BOBIN80.V4I4
Alleghany Sprint
(VIRGINIA
THe Celebrated Dyipepsia p-t
1 - - . TL .I U
itillIbe open fdk tue
ft ,ri
ot Visitors on ibe 1st day of June.
uecessary to puoiish any of the tfc
testimonials which bare ben nirt Vj,s
n-v. -int. ' r ' m iii'.ri. . oU
I Til i... . .... i t- I, I U' 1 1 S'
. . ... - . - k ... "
ney are oniversauy dowu .
effective in all diseases of tbe t"toniof
and Mowel.', yet disrorered.
. r ... . rih i
Tilegraph, Express. Post TJ-jj
offices ih main building; Send f-rP
coitaini .g full particilar. uttr'.
may 19 1 in
General -
Steamer Passort,
c
APT. J. W. HARPEK,
i
. i mam
Will reiume SUNDAY JU-jr '
TRIPS TO SMITflVILLK, Apru
permitting. Dally Trips Jas '
Dock a9.3 A. M.
apl 24
GRO. fiEW.
int Julep 1
rnaB fikstof.ihe
.M l
At
jane 2
JNaCARKOUj