JOSH.T. JAJIES. Editor & Prop,
WIUll!fOTOn if. c
T018UAY. JULY 13. mo.
jrrzJUEX at tdc rosrorrtcx at
WlLtiT. N. I, as 3eoosd-Ci.ab
MATTKiU
FOR PRESIDENT:
XI. S. HMCOCK.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE-PRESIDPNT:
17. H. EMLM
OF INDIANA.
FOR GOVERNOR :
THOMAS J. JARVIS,
OF TITT.
J
FOR UEUTGOVKKNOR:
OF MACON.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE:
WXIil XASX Zi. flAUWDEHn
OF WAKE
)
FOR STATE TREASURER
JOXXZ? IxX. W OUT IT.
;OF RANDOLPH.
FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL :,
7ZXOCZAO 0- HEWAWi
QF W II SON.
. FOR AUDITOR:"
WILLI Alii P. 7&0 2X2XL78
OF GATES. .
cotton, and on 8alurJay offered Ijt sale ia
tb.it matket tbe first b!e of tb season.
By meani of tbe electric clock now in
position along tbe New York Central and
lladson rirer railroad an operator in
New York control tha bands of each
clock ' without tbe interrentron of men
connected with tbe depot. For a mo
ment before noon tbe hand of each clock
are agitated and atop 'exact! at tbe same
Instant.
Tha National Eepubl'v.an calls lusti
Ij for a weeping of tbe pnbfio depart
ments, upon tbe theory that some of tbe
clerks are Democrats. It speafcr bitterly
of Secretary Schuiz, and rather despond
ent of tbe posLroffice department ou
which ia seen.a to think tbt 'erriug
brother' Ke has left the imprepsu n of
bis eril association.
It Is understood in Washington that
the- somewhat well-known authoress of
a work on life In St Petersburg, which
was published a ear or so ago at prussels
and eupprtsjed b tbe police in Paris, has
prepared for publication an account of the
connection of Mr Jewe'l while minister in
Ruvi with the too ctlelrated affairs of
tbe Grand Duke Nicholas and tbe Em
press jewels, which will be lead with
great Interest at the present time. Tbe
archives of the State Department contain
sjme cuilous Information on the same
subject, which may see the light before
tbe close of the Presidential campaign
One of the survivors of the Seatoanhaku
disaster, Mrs. Ada Ward, by nam-, resid
lag At be Cuff, L. I, tells a most J is
graceful ttoiy ou Mr. Cuarltx A. Dana,
editor of tbe New York Han, in connection
with thata fulfl'iir. Accrdi"g t tLi
young 1 1y, she was standing by Mr. Dans,
with whom she was acquainted, When tbe
tl iu4 bad spread so far that it was no
longer psible to. rtiuaiu on tha esl
ii.it ia h ! extreme peiil ajk-jd him if be
rould swim 'Oh, yes, very well.' he re
plied. Tli-u she aii., 'Please, Mr, Dana,
Caui I g' with you, when you j;itrptvi?
Ery oiefor himself,' she says was his
brutal answer, ai.d immedia'.ely jumped
ovt r board, "fating her to care entirely for
nerstlf. Mr. Dana swam for th shore,
which I e sor-u reaebvd wit'.out ditliculty,
and Ward was finally saved, after a
very hrd struggle, through the help, of
another w man aud a boatman, who par
liatly corroboiate her statement.
. . THE GREEK BACKERS.
General James B. Weaver, the Green-
Foe Soperlutecdeut Public Instruction. K k candidaU for lhe Presidency, is
- -
JOXXZT O- DOAHHOHOUQH I inUe hopeful of success, lie will openj dinner, or to Coney Island for a flirta ion
figures of tbe A merican will hardly af
ford large crumb of consolation to its
Radical readers, -
m m m
'HANCOCK'S RESIGNATION.
It is now stated upon the authority of
the New York Herald, which is apt to
tv mint afnut tinnal than correct, tbit
General Hancock, in view ot his rosi
t on aa the Presidential candidate of th
Democratic part, will resign ' lis com
mission in the army. It is also urged by
the Iferald and other Dabers that he
aVmlJ reeien. but we can see no re. on
- o
why he should. There is no prtceden
for such a course, and we fail to see why
he should be cal'ed ution to establish
inch a precedent. General Tavlr did
not resign from tbe army during bis cud
didacy. GeneralJjcotl did not res'gn
when ho was a candidate for the same
office, but, on the other hand, continued
in ifHce for many years after his defeat
General Grant did not recign during the
timeho was a candidate, nor until bi
election was assur-d. And in i is case we
have sometimes woudere. 1 that he nsigi
ed at all, instead of giving himself a foiir
year's furlough, and bad it extended
four years longer whn his secoLdrelec
tion was assured. Such a course would
have been in harmony with many of bis
other acts. .
. .. . ... ft
We hope Uaucctk , will not ree gn.
TbenreCffflentwniiUi.be of no n ssibi
a
benefit or tutrit, aiid if it oiildhive any
effect it would l.e to the pie.Mb:e illmd
T
vantage of the party.
HANCOCK'S CHIMES.
Tiie thing ia bef tniiii; inter- Miux',
the rliilAdriliihia Chronkle. i he ei.or-
mlty of Gen. 1Ia.no ck's ciiiuts .giibt
his country is being ditcoveird and un
folded at a creat rate. A New York letter
in tha Chicago Tribune ri ci es that (ien.
IIancock occupies on Govrnoi's hHi d
sixiy-lour acres of land worth $15 000,000
if told for residei ets ; that Governor's
I.Waiid has ceased (presii'Jiably since the
Cin.Min.ati noininjiti.n) to be of any value
ajad.iie c, heirg only used the resi
dence of soma commanding General
(Uinctck has always been a pit with the
Republican party from Grant down) ; th.it
a gnu fired from the island at an enemy 's
ship would go crashing thnrngh th-i he rt
of Brooklyn ; that the taxpayers of
America support General Uancock in
lazy luxury on this $15,000,000 island ;
that General Hancock is waited upon a
if he were a king; that there id a seam
yacht there to take him to Delrnonicd to
OF JOHNSTON.
JFOR CONGRESS::
(Third District.)
JUUU.W. UAUXWUJJKA V AA.a-
OF ONSLOW.
For PmUentlal Elector, Third Dutrlct.
D. U. HIcLH AIT.
Of Hunef.
YICtTSAXO BKVIEUS.
tbe campaign in Alabama, wLich State
he is coLfL'ent be will carry in the elec
ton. He also claims tbit be will carry
Tennessee, Texas, Mississippi, Wt,st Vir
giuia, Missouri, and Arkansas, besides
making heavy gtins In Maryland, Iowa
Mich can and Minnesota. . xie is sure
that tLo influence of Dennis Kearney,
which is pledged to him, will give him
California without a shadow of doubt.
He Indulges in a hope which will never
be realized, and before two mcntba have
parsed oyer his head he will, unless we
ereatlv mistake, have abundant reason to
exclaim: f
Oh, ever than from childhood' hour,
I've keeu nay.. Xuu debt Xiupe decay!"
The Greenback crazi has pasfed by,
and General Weaver will have hard work
- Col. Thomas JL Scott, the Hatrlsburg
Pair lot a ijt, h a warm friend and ad-
mlm of Gen. Hancock and will suppoitl to convince the people that there is any
him for the Prtaideucy.' I necessity Lr introduciog this disturbing
'- Tba twsoty-first triennial conclave of I element into tbe campaign. He will car
tke QrandEoeaapsaent of Knlgbta Tem-l ry no State cannot by any possibility
1ar of tbe UalUd State, will meet in I and the only object be will be able to at
Cbicagt, Aoguit tbe 12:b, and will con-1 tain in tbe contest will be to divert, to a
tlane la seaslen three days. I certain extent, attention from the vital.
Aa aooa aa Oeoffreai Keets In Novem re1 which are now fsirly before the
W. ft bill will be presented removing all people
taxse of evtrj kind on tobscco. Tbo tir-
15 aad laUraal revenue lavs will usqnes-
tiooablj be tbe great subjects ef debafe
for tbe csxt year.
FORE0A8TINO THE RESULT.
- Tbe Baltimore American, one of tbe
abUst and most Influential of tke Repub
I i: u. r m : -
PrW.T. th Oih. viathe 125ih anniver- "caw'F-". u0..-tuw,U6
.trr of Braildork-a defeat. On the same " nowig the possible result In what
day of the month, In 1S50, General may be called the certain States, by which
Zwchary Taylor, who bad only been rresi It will Le teen that a majority of 1C elec
dint a little over four months, died, and toral voUra is conceded to tbe Democrats:
wu succeeded by Vice rreslJent AlUiara ntrucLicaN.
Filmore. Illinois,
Dr. Farrar, ef Brooklyn, says that cot Iwt
lem than half a ton of pure gold, worth a?"8
21
11
6
ir.;n 7
half a million doUarf, U annually packed MMg4;husstt( . is
Into people's tee la in ine uuiteu Mates, Michigan, 11
and that at thl rate all the gold In circa Minnesota, 5
lation will be bar ted In the earth In COO Nebraska. . 3
jtn. New Hampshire. G
Tb Baltimore & Ohio Rallioad bare mj0 Wand 4
ordered twenty new. sleeping cart to be Vermont. 6
baltl at their ahope and to be ready for I Wisconsin.
charge of the sleeping cars that ran ever
their line, al tbe contract with the rull
oajr Company expiree at that time.
8oena: White Balpkor. . A gentleman rjy tbe above Uble it will be seem that
to a Kentack y belle; 'Will you allow me the American considers the following
Q I1UWUOI MB J CMI 4IWU( Mil . J-L., I gg
frees New yorkr.Keatack j belle; Thnk
10
V22
DEMOCRATIC
Alabama, 10
Arkansas, 6
Delaware, 3
Florida, , 4
Georgia, - 11
Kentucky, 12
Louisiana, 8
Maryland, 8
Miasif sippi, 8
Missouri, 15
North Carolina, 10
South Carolina, 7
Tennessee, 12
Texas, w 8
Virginia, 11
Wet Virginia, 6
138
with the ladies ; that an armed soutiut l is
on guard there day and mgh', in all sou
of weather (always the same aeili tl
brutally kpt at his post) ; and that it
General Hancock were not a Maj .'-General
he would be a couutry taveiu-keepe-.
This, it must be contested, is a tenibl
arraignment of General Hancock, and
snows what a botdi the Oi'-ci- uati Con-i
vention made of us work.
FOR IDE CURIOUS.
Tbe ore 60,000 eniofdes in Europe
year!y.
There are 43,000 poetofSces in this
country.
rew Orleans has nearly, 215,000
inhabitants.
lian'an has a sister who can tall a'
boat almost aa fast as he.
North Carolina has a man eighty-dye
years o.d who hoes corn all dy.
The United States makes the best
and iuieet glycerine in the market.
Tbe Italian government is gcirjg to
but d a still heavier Bbip than the Du
no.
The tltctrio light is aidiDg (-ic) to
the glories of both Vesuvius tind Nia
gra. 1
The are half a million of wolves in
FraLOe.who kill about 1,000 men every
jenr.
The British Embassy in Constanti
nopie bus received and protected i
fugitive slave
Domburg, H illaud, has 63 convent"
aud miiivof cue .trench Jc-euits are
going there
Ia Fomt) p tr s of S n(h Carolina the
Vti.ue ot iand has gone, in two years,
f'nm S2 o 10 an i.ore.
The grasshoppers in Keno, Nevada
are no large aud numerous us to sen
ouij n:darger the crops.
Tot French government has order
ed u.i Agricultural oour6e in every pri-.
mary t-cnool in the country.
In 3 ivfH this Year its largest yi Id
of w..ol, 1 bC0 000 b lies of cotton, and
an Ui u-u !lv large crop of corn.
ilo; t cuiesin Sr:rglnia have
t'.iileij sho. t oi public txpt oLations in
ihe C i hu"; Hicurnoud h tving 7o,000.
A lie'f t m G i.iri t. refused to be
trmi . jury ou v, f :ch wus one of
ins uu r -c--, b'Ciaoe ''he didu't want
. . . . , ,
U' iiigK r 'O try mm lo u iiie.
The -Orthodox Friends library in
Germautosvu, ra, has 10,000 volumes,
ciltcted during some titty years,
without u novel or a pl.y amoDg
them.
A drug e'esk in Paris wh irapris-
oued for three mouths tor killing a
doctor's patient by put-sing up eight
grammes instead of eight drops of
ttudannm in a precripiion.
A woman walked from Om La o S m
Fiaiuieo in three month;, mat 'to
ee if a womau could do it,' although
she Ltd plenty of money and a hus
band aud children at the end of her
oute. 1
In London 58,460 womi n are em
ploynl as millineis ai.d diessmakers,
26,373 as shirt makers and neamstres
see, 11 780 as tailoresKet , 1C 724 as
machinist, 5,272 as boi kiuders, 4,-
699 as bootmakers, 4 360 us artificial
fljrijts. 3 71S aa boxmukerK, 2 8ol as
npholfitert-rs, a d a larg - number in
other industries.
Misellaneons.
Miscellaneous.
Received this Day.
JQ CASES BOEDFKVRCO.
UY !iO ZV CHAM 1' A O.N K,
FRFSU FKOM Bri.
At Importer's Price.
Hail RoadLirm
i.
F.O .M VISliS, Agent 2l,'
CAROLINA CENTRAL RajI;
Ornei Ommksit.
Wilmington, 3. a, Jons '
Change op Scnm,' :l'N
ON AND AFTER jrjfl' i
ioing Schedule wiU "'l860.rlf,
Passenger, Mail and Erp
lLe.reWilminoa ,
50
CASES FKE'CH BANIYt
J From B nd this Day,
- . - - I
And for ea'.e at Importer' Price.
Only $1.60 for a Bottle rf
i .. .
' tmported Frnoh H randy,
At CEO. MYERS.
J " atCharlotteaV'-'I-4'
' Charlotte " ' 4
n. i. Ajrtre at Ban.letaL" f
in
d
i
No. ltriiVi, daily xcepV SftCl"
lakes no connection KaleS?" ,
Sol 2 train is daily except S?ttn.dl
1 SO tJKNTrt A PuUMi,
Choicest Orsse Butter.
WINES AND, LIQUORS, of beergrade.
At Popular Prices.
GEO. MYERS,
Nos- II, 13, 16 South Frout st.
may 27
Shelby Dirision Mail, Freight . .
Errreai: .
No. 3.1 Charlotte t. 0.
J ArriT at otielby a' , 4
So I X LatTe 8helby at. " h i
So' Arrire at OfiarfeiiTt-1 rt ?
Local Fre5rl . ' t i
- O.CC
fifty
A rire at LaaricbDr "M
-
1
Lf are Charlotte at....
AriiTe atLaurinbarg at.. S I v
Leare Laurinhurg at (lf '
ArriTe at Charlotte at."." 5 v i
Leave Laurirabarir at
.r itc m ".umington at.. "
These trains leare WiC7"'r""'"4jj l'
lotte..Tuefldaji. Thawd 'cl '
avi. 'w-T ''tor .
W .Wedaeid,,, )
Cloie connection at Btmi .
Baleirh and at ChL1' 4 V.
all nointRin WeBtern xZ. !hi
AsherUle. - vw laroiun
Alio, Tia 8Dartanhnr.r L tT
rn.-t,,
learineiltninton at 6 p M m 1
de,rin&bn at 7 P. M. next'div
Stepping Car accommodations v '
Sr ,o 114 from ""' Miwis;.!
Throuirh SlapnAra .1..
from Kaleigh and Charlotte.
ma .j
p Has
f constant
public for
years, and
preparation, ever in
vented for RESTORING
GRAY HAIR TO ITS
YOUTHFUL COLOR
D LIFE.
June 7
General. auDeriatand.
V AS1
f It St
WILMINGTON WFir-v
E AILRO AD COliPAKY,
supplies the natu
ral food and color to the
hair, glands without
staining the skin. It will
Increase and thicken the
growth of the hair, pre
vent its blanching and
falling off, and thus
AVERT BALDNESS.
DOUBTFCIi fcTATEa:
6
0
S
S5
29
Colorado,
I ad una.
New Jersey,
Oregon,
3
16
9
9
aajwi m 1a 7 etsy circrjo- Californi
aU' at praaoat, and if b;s we.lth U bis OUiuccucut,
Mlndpal dain lo distinclioa I do aot JJeTm
C"10 110- ! Paaosjltaula,
TteEUrkt (Fla) Ttltiwpb aaja that .
ItaM UaUiujVva colored tnaaeaUioc On I . comber,
V.HTlrdf0rdooQntT.aaaTTTyfiha fNeoeaaarj to elect.
It acrrt. 6 am. oi" which 'Ererj IddicaUoo polnU to tha mulot j
oca a gixtidj picked quantltj cf . Oonnectieat wUr go Democratic, and tba
Trill tii . . -. : ' - I - . .
109
S69
15
TUB FALI-, TUAlilV
The commercial papers of thr country
are alretdy prt- lictiug a arge trade tbiK
Fall, based VDou tbe geceral pios eri'y
of tLe couD'.ry at.d the ui igtijti(.etit proa
pects as regards tbis jtai'n t-rui s. The
it is true, are U )t yet fully asiUre.l at
though tbe promise is iudxed au txcelleut
one. With a few mure weks cf bucb
gooa seasons as we have bad tbe crops of
cereals will be very large and with a late
fall and a freedom from worms and rust
and excessi?e raicscotton will do un
usvally well. Tbia latter crop is, h ,w-
erer, the most uncertain of all. Some
time, up to August, tbe prospects are
very bright and then will c&me tbe worm
and tbe rust and after these early, frosts
and the hopes of a fruition, are, rudely
dashed. Commenting on tbe fall
tbe New York liullttin saysr
The purchasing ability of the country
at large promt. ea to be exceptionally am
pie. The grain crop and the cotton crop.
so far as can be judged at this stage, may
be expected to prove large beyond all pre
cedent; and the large agricultural major
ity of our people will have ample meana
for supplying their wants. They havo
had three successive years of uuutsual
prosperity; during the first- two of whicti
their savings were largely deroted to pay-
log off their debts; and It is reasonable to
suppose that tbe profits of the third will
be liberally devoted to supplying the
wauta of tbeir homes. Tbe iuduatnes are
generally actively employed, and tbe
large operative population will have more
to spend than in any year since 1S73.
Toe lull in prices within the last quarter
will mcrtaae the demand for goods, which
in. turn will give the more active emplo; -
ment to labor. Indeed, there u no class
of lb community nor any section of the
country that can be pointed to aa likely
to be exempt from 'a common prosperity
Even tbe iron'trade, which has suffered so
severely from tbe late breakdown in
prices, can hardly fail to experience au
early recovery when all classes of tbe
community are in a position to want its
products.
It cures Itching, Erup
tions and Dandruff. As
a HAIR DRESSING it
is very desirable, giving
the hair a silken softness
which all admire. It
keeps the head clean.
sweet and healthy,
The
State
Assayer
and
Chemist
of Mass.
and
j leading
cmns
endorse
and
it
as a
great
triumph
in medicine.
Office Of (inn'r. Hrrs.o..
n iimingwn, a. u., June 12, 1 a
CHANGE OFSQUEDUU..1.
On tnd after Honda .Tn.. u.i ....
Paawneer trains on th.,wT..":n! '3
doQ Railroad wiU run m foHow, . -
DAY MAIL AND 'EXPRESS TRAIV -j.
LeaTe Wiiminton, Front Kt. Depoi
at.....................'... at.it
Arrive at Weldoaat...:r"'
Leave Weldon '3 ?J J
Arrive at Wilmington, Front Hu
P 9 &J PI
Passenger, and Freight Trafn, lht (
cept Wnndajs.
Uare Wilmington, Front Si. , I
Depot at
5J ft
i y?v ii
WHISKERS
will change the beard to a BROWN
or BLACK at discretion. Being in
one preparation it isr easily applied,
and produces a permanent color
that will not wash off.
arnro ai n eiaon at i i. i i
Leare Weldon, ooxj
Arrive at Wilmington, Fronts':."
. wepoi-at... MJPI
Trains on Tarboro limnnh ... i.
RocirT Mount for Tarboro itil i'u
and Tnesday. Thnradav
A M. Ketar:une; leare Tarboro u .i.f
A M dailj, and Mondar, Wod-- i.
Friday at 8:30 P U
The Uay Train maken .
we.inon lor all Dointa North n. i ...
dailt. (except Sunday) and dilT, U
mono and all rail route .
"Jhe -30 P At train makes eloi ;i
Wo.-.- at Weldon for all liflintl n.,rl' tit
fiichui jr U
JOHN F. DIVINE, GeneMl Per-.
)cne li .
, . t rr -i-
. Exhalatloni.
' From tha matter that creates malarial
Fe? era Yelloir Fever ' and its ki udred
ilmeats, are not cogtxuable bj tke
senses, bat imperceptiblj locate ia tbe
blood, poison it, and originate tbe dis
eases named, - Warner s Sale Kidney and
Llrer Care, nsed in connection witb War
ner's Safe Pills, is tbe only blood pari
ier knova. - ' - . .
PREPARJEI RY
R. P. HALL & CO., NASHUA, N. H.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
Hot Weather is- Upon
, Us ! -
JOWN WITH HIGH PRICES. Euy
your Shirts at bottom figures at the factory
The "Congress" aid "Royal" still keep the
Hostetter's 8tomach Bitters, the finest, the lead. Look at nrieca. 'nnTnrrt. tk
most highly sanctioned, and the most popu-1 '
equai io any i omrt; "Koyal" 0 cents
equal to any $L25 Shirt on the market.
J. EL8BACH, Manufacturer,
ie 24 ! No. 3. Market
Berve an Injunction on Disease
B? invizoratinfr a feeble constitution, reno-
Tsituif ueuuuiiea tmaiu'ie. ana nricn-
incathinand inutritioua circulation, with
lar tonic and prerentire in existence.
I V ..1. Ki -11 rks:ta -m.A I 1 - .
IT IS CONFIDENTLY ASSERTED
THAT
T
YELLOW FEVER
Can be PREVENTED by the use of
WARNERS
HOPBITTERSi
Safe l(
Mney &
Liver C
ore,
In conneotion with
WARNER'S SAFE PILLS
All autori its oa the eubiect declare Yel
low Ferer to be a Blood Foiaon. Ta breath-
ug rf a malarial infected atmosphere acting
oirtcuy oa tne Diooa.
It ia known and admitted, "ana. In writing
roacbed for, tnat
CA ftlediine, not n. Drink,)
COXTAIXB
HOPS, HCt'IIC- MASDItAKR.
DAXDEL I O X,
And thk Pvuest and Best Medical Quauties or
ali. otiieb Bitters.
All Diasea of the Stomach, Bowels, Blood, LiTer '
viiiuuj unrang, riervou.snesa. KWn.
amess and especlafl j Female Complaints.
SlOOO IX GOID.
ior a case tnev will not mnnr
I r.- . . . i"'.
iuihk impure or injurious round in them.
Ask your drujrist for Hon Eiltera ar.il n.
( - J vuciu
before you slot p. Take no other.
nor Cough Cciujlatlje sweetest, safest and best.
I 1 I A ..1. n. -i I
The IIoP Tad for Stma, .V. T"l, i t- , .
i ."viauu jkauney is I
I ' """". unx oj absorption. Ask droggbt
p. L C, salute arid irresiblecurefor drunk
Hse or opium, tobacco and narcotics:
bend for circular.
CH0 0L-QF DRAWING. PAINTING'
ETC,
Warner's Safe Kiine? & Urn Cure
in connect! n with WARNS.'J SAFE lllS K?TI. lV,lft Lepi
FILLS, aciic, aitdo, directir cponthe in Watlt. T??' U;o. inUng-
orjrana tbe Kidneys and Lirer that cleanse FhotoaDh7 t r---KT . Coloring
andpurifrthe blood, U the bst and onlr vttll '?nbU r4te.
effsctire blood purifier now known. hwi o ' .i,.acair .qmre at the
For sale by all DrvgzUt,. . I etr nf V"rTl "l.f"5' "urr iti the
n.ar 20 I I nurca- ,. nor.j'i
LlW BAT-roraIl" kindaofFrintin
Gers'I Sup'ts Office
TILillNQTON. COLUMBIA AM' .1?
GUSTA RAILROAD CO.
V7Ilmincton, N. C, June 13, lt
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE! ;
On and after Monday, June 14th, U't
the fo lowing schedule will btnnoti't
road; . -
Passerger, Expresa, Mail and Thronf
Freignt Ti ain, Daily except 8oeIti.
Leare Wilmington 4 WP J
Leare Florence - J 401 1
Arrire at Columbia:..;. 8 15 A I
Leare Columbia 5 COP J
Leare Florence............... 4 50 A
Arrire at Wilminjrton 11 3iA
rJTIOHT EXPRESS TRAI5 (Vril
Leare WUmInirton..........w M 13 f J
Leare Florence............ 3 ,,,J
Arrire at Camden Junction .
ArriTA t PAlnmM. I1 8 14AI
Leare Columbia.
Leare Camden Junction...... -
Leare Florence ' 39 !
Arrire at Wilmington............... 30
This Train stops only st BriclUA
Wbiterille, Flenangton, Jsir Blnf, '
Marion. .
Passengers for Columbia, ani tV pmb!
O. A C. R. R. and in Western N'Tttt Cr
na, ria Colombia and HparUnWK, d'1'
take Night Kxpreea Train from H 'lailE
Paaaenjrera for AujruBta ehoald tak' "'P
Express Train, which connects rii C
Junction. ?
jer Through Bleeping Can i" tl
trata for Charleston, and Aua!t.
Train l.a.. UMtminfrtin tktan-
nights making connection for Co'robis"
rU Camden Junction aad Scn
Railroad. , .
JOHN F. DIYISE, G93rt
june 14 k
Cunard Steamship p
THE OLDEST and moit
reliable line of ttteamers
afloat. Maila from v York
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For Tbroutrh Tickets for Cabin or
najiaavA frnm RT.nr Tnrt n the prisT
porta of E&rnpe and for farther ioforw
y Apply to HKIUd
Je 26-lm 1 Agents at Wilfflio
Fresh Every DaJ'
FLNE ASSORTMENT OF
French and Domestic, just reotiTed ss'1
sale.
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Fartrs, Intpetor'a Certificate, Crop Liens thi. ZZtJZZ ,ne city can larel 0A.Y unLNUirt
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