N r World, 2Cd
FBOM MAINE.
What the Dissent to a Fusion Elec
toral Ticket in that State Amounts
to.
Jlr W A Cromwell, of Maine, who is
one of the electors on the union ticket
iustlormed arrived from that State
yesterday. Ho says that the .canvas
lion at Portland on Taetaay s
practically unanimona in its adoption
of the union, electoral ticket. Ifae
opponents of union vere foolon. Caasa
acd thirteen others. Of these eleven
were Republicans who ho r'ed for
Davis acd bad ccme into .oavtn
tion for the t pose o - .entiDg
harmouy. -'i W were pu -y char
ged with tbis in the convention, end
not one of them denied it. The board
of Directors jof Cnase'a paper, tue
Enquirer, disapprove his action and
i he paper will support the union elec
torol ticket: In all probability to
bolters4 ticket will be ran. eud it
-will cot affect the result. There can
r-nodoubt, Mr. Cromwell says,- that
ihe union electors will carry Maine.
The opposition to Garfield id the
whole State is much etroDger than the
opposition to Davis va3.
Fighting Ihc war over Again.
Pkovidknci:. Si?pt 22. -Tho ii
linnH here fitem to bavo udjpied
taotics within thy pat week. 1 y
began the campaign by denouncing
mud throwing, and were qaiti con
servative until recently, when they
launched out into fitrocg abuse und
bitter sentiment. Col fl J Spooner
said on Saturday that HfUicenk was
n rebel in Union?gcrb, Ex Gov. ATan
Zandt sajs Hancock is a rebel at heart
and to night Col Daniel Ballon said
that the South hated New England
men, and Dew England men
ought to appreciate that' fact;a!so
that lie considered tho institution v of
the country were in danger from
Southern ideas, and rather thai have,
these institutions pass into ft.c'q
hands, ho believed the people of New
England would prefer to eco tho soil
resume its orignal sterility, and our
towns and cities turned into a howling
wilderness.
Such are-Hhe arguments made, iiero
by tho Republicans. Meanwhile the
Democrats are quietly receiving large
accessions to their ranks. Three more
companies of Hancock Guard were
formed to night, and over 200 no
names were placed. ou the roll
Ilancock Pioneers In Eastern Connecticut-
Norwich, Conn., Sept 22 Nearly
1,000 Hancock pioneers marched in
procession to night. The city was gay
with flags, streamers, skyrockets, ool
ored and electric lights. The streets
were blocked uth the crowd. Three
Hancock banners were raised. It wes
the largest Democratic demonstration
ever seen in this Republican strong
hold. CAROLINA "
Monroa Enquirer: Receipts of cot
ton for the week ending laet night
1,075 bales, boin 003 bales more than
up to this time last September.
Goldsboro Messenger: The Con
gressional Convention of this district
will bo held in this town on Tuesday
of next week. Mr B L Stith has
left second crop peaches on our table.
They are, however, very smxll. The
flavor is good. The tits'; crop was
early large peaches.
Charlotte Democrat: A highway
robbery was committed near Salisbury
on Wednesday last, by three dis
charged men of Robinson's circus. 1
They got in company with a country
man who had sold some cotton, and af
ter drinking together, they knocked
him down, -tied a 6uspender round his
throat, and robbed him cf about 310.
Snow Hill Advocate: Mr Wyatt
Churchill, of our county, informs us
that with a fifty caw gin and a five
horse power engine, he can gin fifteen
thousand pounds of seed cotton in one
day. Our young towusmar, Air
D S Carraway, having completed his
medioal studies in tnis place, and not
beingjpcouniarly able to attend lectures
has obtained a position as traveling
agent of tho .Neivs and Observer to
make money to attend nest Fall.
; Durham Recorder: The new brick
mill of John Shields was burned last
week, rumor says, in a somewhat sin
gular way. Some one shot at a water
bird from one of the upper windows
of the mill, and the wadding, blowing
back on the roof, ignited it. The mill
waa probably the most substantially
built iu the county, and was com
paratively new, and was located ou or
near the site of the old Shields Wool
len Mill, on Eno, about 8 miles from
Durham and Hillsboro. We learn
there was insurance on the property,
which probably does not coyer the
loss.
Raleigh News k Observer : Every
body ia up to the eye3 in business.
More people nave gone Aiortn from
North Carolina this year than ever
before, save durincr the centennial
year. This is one good result of low
faxes. Excursion trains are to
ran on all the roads to the colored
fair next week. It will be a big thing
and there will be hundreds of white
Tiaitors. Oar people, one and all,
feel a lively inteseat in the industrial
progress of the colored raoe. Mr
Eaton Bledsoe yesterday sent to. tho
Republican county executive commit
Tee his declination of the nomination
for the Honse from this county. lie
appears to have been led to take this
8tep by the dissensions in the party in
Raleigh townehip, there being hun-
iafftanr ImU.ra in TCefc Rilp.icrh and
Oberlin.
Charlotte Observer: A bei of $200
against 8150 that Uanoock would be
ejected the next President of the Uni
ted States waa made in the city yeatcr-
clay. -Arrangements were made
yesterday afternoon for Qsn Leach to
epeaK in tho opera nonse , to-morrow
nii?ht. Ha will ne donbfc haye a large
crowd. - Gov Vance spoke at Har
risonburg. V a, on Monday, a special
dispatch say3 a largo crowd was pres
eat and the Bpeaser 'handled the as
sistant Republicans with gloves off,
eh 3 wed up the affiliation of Mahone
with the Republicans, and that he
never intended to accept any proposi
tion of compromise that did not allow
Garfield negroes to name a Demo
cratic electoral ticket. Powerful was
tho impression erected. While Vance
was speaking John Wise was address
ing a crowd of Jnlyers, Republicans
and n?groea in the court-yard.'
Chatham Record: Mr. John M Bar
nett, of this county, informs us that
he has raised a pumpkin this yearjthat
measnrei foar feet 7 inchc3in circum
ference. Eleven persons were
baptized Iat Snnday by Rsv G P
Moore, at Rock Spring Church, about
twomileg north of this place.
Ycstsrday.the residenoe of the Messrr
liuk3 Hros , at Lockville in this coun
ts, was accidentally burned up. It is
said that 8800 in gold and 1,000 in
paper currency waa burned with the
hou3C. No insuranc3. Mr Rich
mond Jon 63, of this county, informs
us that he found a reptile last week
that was about fcix inches long, had
eight horns and twelve leg?! lie open
ed the repti'x'i month with a stiok and
epit tobacco juice into it until the crea
ture commenced to vomit and turned
over aed died. Uno day iasi
week two men were digging a well
near Clover Orchard factory in Ala
mance county and met with a terrible
accident. It seems that they were in
the well preparing for a blast, which,
wentofi accidentally and blew them
out of the well, disfiguring and mutila
ting them in a horrible manner. One
of them, named Joe" Vincent, it is
thought will die from bia injuries.
gut Va3 morbid humors of the
by a iose or two of Ayku's Pills,
an-J you will have clearerjlheacls as welltas
bodies.
Wtiminstoa District
Fourth round cf quarterly meetings for
the Wilmington District, Methodist E
Church South
Waccamaw, at Cypress Crosk .-Sept 21 22
Stnithvillc........ Sept 25-26
Wilmington, at Front St Oct 2-3
WilmiDgton, at Fifth St, ...... Oct 9-10
Whiteville, at Shiloh... Oct 1G-17
Topsail, at Union. Oct 2324
New Iiiyer;... Oct 27
Onslow,- at Queen's Creek,. ... . Oct 30-31
DupliD, at Wesley Nov 6-7
Clinton, at Clinton. ..Nov 1314
Ooharie, at Newton Grove. . . .Nov 2021
Li9t EVERY OFFICIAL MEMCEli be SUre
to bo at tb.3 fourth quarterly conference.
Dear Brethren, let ub rRE3S the battle
all over the District and look to God
foe victory. , ' ,
l. 8. bukkuead,
j Presiding Elder.
Magnolia, N. C, Aug 18, 1880.
The. Chicago
Times
say 8: Warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure ia hichlv
endorsoi by ministers, judges, physicians, I
surgeons, by men ot literary and scholar
ly distinction, and by Individuals in all
he walks ot life.
- See a woman on horseback in another:
column, riding near Sneer's Vineyards,
with a bunoh of Grapes from which
Speer'8 Port Grape Wine is made, that is;
so highly esteemed by the medical pro
fession for; the use of invalids, weakly
persons and the aged. Sold by Druggists.
Weekly statement
1
or srocs ox hand sbifembee 20, 1880.
1
1
Cotton ashore 1.908 1
aaoit
e
Total.
... 1,908
Total
8,013
Rosin, ashory... .TT.127,684
aaoat.... ...., 1,388
Total 129,072
l&r..as&or3 2 052
aaoui rt... ..........
Total.
Oruds ashore...
Total.
930
BKC21PT3 roa 123 WEEK ZKOlHi SZTT, 20.
Ooiton.....
2,914
1,515
7,724
cpxnt3..............i,..
Hoein ...,.......
Tar i
Qrade..A....J.
v' i
563
1,410
KxrofiTi roa thk wekk smsinq 6ept,
, Domes tid
Cotton
Spirits.............
2,400
172
Hosm m. ......mm..
Crude' "".S.'.IZ ..V.V.'mmV.3.".IV.V.V.V.V.m
Foreign.
Cotton. k .........
Spirits.....'..
Rosin... .......m......
691
206
2,769
Tr....
Crude
Winberry Oysters.
THE FINEST OF
ee&3on. Bj the
Dozen, Quart or Gillon, at
J U US CARROLL'S.
aept 16
Market it
LAWE'S
ENGLISH AHD MATHEMATICAL
SCKCQL-
GEX. JAS. H. LANE, Principal.
T 00M3 NTEXT TO 8L Joha'i Church. !
"1 ho first session befins Monday, Oct. 4th
Circolars at Uookgtorec a'.ter to-daj.
sept 16 2w
Epirit3 ashcre....... 7,855
ailbat..,...,...... 168
1
2,052
930
24ir the
COMMERCIAL HEWS
' WILMINGTON MARKET 1
SBPTZXB8& 24-4 r M. I
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Unchanged
We hear of sales 110 casks at 35 cents.
KOSIN Quoted firm at fl 30 fcr
Strained and f 1 25 for Good Strained. Salts
5J9 bbls Good Strained at Si 23.
TAR Quoted Arm at S3 10 per bbl of
230 lbs. .
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted .flrmeat
52 10 for Soft and Virgin. -COTTON
Quoted steady at a decline.
Sales 200 bales on a basis of 10 cents and SO
bales on private terms.
The follow ing aro the official quollatons
OTdiflarrHMMMmHM..nHH Cents
Good Ordinary ......... ........
uqu mauling
Kiddling .....
li
tiooa iiiainnir..
14
DJlIIiT ajCBIPTS
Cotton,
Spirits Turpentine..... eee
665 bales
, 69 casks
92 bbis
65 "
i2 "
Rosin.................................
Tar..............
Orode TnrDeatina.
MABINE NEWS.
ABBIYED.
Elizabeth, Bisbee, Bmithville,
Steamer
Master
tt Learner Passport.
Harper, Bmithville,
Master. S
Brig Hattie, Lineli,
Wiggins.
Brig Lizzie Ware,
Boston, Parsley &
, New Yorfc,
Jsavassa Guano Co.
If or. barque Theodor, Danielsen Phila'
delphia. Heide &Co.
0LEAB2D.
Elizabeth, Bisbee, 8mithviUe,
Passport, Harper, Smith ville,
Steamer
Master.
titeamer
Master.
List of Vessels .Oven
Port Sept 24th,
100 toni in
1880
- BARKS.
Nor Frer, 281 tons, Halvoraen,
Heide & Co
Br May, 293 tons, Hawthorn,
Williams & Murchison
Ger Herman Wolf, 567 tons, Permier,
E Peschaa & Westermar n
Br Adeliza. 207 tons, Nicholas, in below.
Sp Pcpita & Vicenta, 203 tons, Clemencot
E Kidder & Sens
BRIGS.
Brbignal. 312 tons, Williams,
A Sprtint & Son
SCHOONERS.
Am San Juan, 250 tons, Dcdge,
' Northrop & CummlDg
Am Hattie Turner, 295 tons, Mclntire,
J H Chadbeurn & Co
Am Jennie Beasly, 203 tons, Lawrence,
E G Barker & Co
Am E F Cabada. 253 tons, Foster,
Harriss & Howell
For this Port from Foreign Ports.
BARKS.
Nor A' M Schwergnard, 429 tons, Ev-
ersen, at UaiTow, Sept
'Nor Abraham Skalle, S99 tons, Greg
eitsen, sailed from Marseilles, Aug 1.
Ger Amalia & Hedivig, S29 tons, Gehm,
at liioucester, Kept 2.
Ger Atlantic, 398 tons, Schering, sailed
irom Kottsraam, ttept 3.
Nor Brcekica, Stto tons, Neilsen, cleared
from London, Sept 16
Ger Carl Max, 294 tons. Beyer, sailed
from Belfast. Aug 28.
Nor Cato, 403 tons, Kroger, sailed from
.Liverpool, Sept 8.
Nor Charlotte, , Leven, sailed from
.Bordeaux, cept 0
Nor Chatham, 337 tons, Horn sailed
from Liverpool, Aug 7.
Ger Claudia, S58 tons, Kruger, at Glou
cester. sept 2.
'Ger Friedrich Porthes, 4S0tone, Walter,
sailed from Hamburg, Sept 16
Dan Elene, 495 tons, DahL-
Ger Erna, 582 tons, Vcss, sailed from
Hamburg, Aug 22.
Nor Flid, 350 tons, Neilsen, sailed from
Rotterdam, Aug 16.
NorForsete, 345 tons. Kuucsen. sailed
from Nazaire, Aug 25.
Dan Galeon, 313 tons, Kalsbroll,
Nor Helene, 305 tons, Daal, sailed from
Wilhelmshaven. Sept 0.
Nor Jeibuen, 271 tOD8,Svendsen sailed
from Rochester, bept 10
Nor Hiemmet, 394 tons, Ingemandsen,
sailed from Stavanger, Aug 13.
Nor Jubinal, 352 ton?, Jensen, sailed
from Liverpool, Sept 3.
Nor Kundsvig, 371 tons, Evensen, sall3d
from Bremen, Aug 23
Nor Korsfarer, 429 tons, Keiaertsen
sailed from Qrimstad, Aug 15, via Tybee,
Swed Magnus Huss, 532 tons
T...ll
sailed from London, Aug 15.
Nor. Mindora. 291 tons,
at Glances
ter, Aug 25.
Nor Neptune, 42a tons, Tobiasen. sailed
from Shields, Aug 20 via Madeira.
Nor Nordensfejold, 473 tons, retersen,
sailed from CarduT, Aug 10 via Bermuda.
Nor Polykarp, 493 tons. Ulsen, sailed
from Grimstad, Sept 1.
BRIGS.
Ncr Dolen, 362 tons, Deitrichsen, , at
Livcr4oool, Aug 30.
Nor Byno, 263 tons, Sorensen, sailed
from B ull, Sept 13,
Tram ore, 221 tons, Marrice, sailed from
Bristol, .ug 18.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Sash, Doors, Blinds
AND
ALL KIHDS OF MILL WORK
LUMBER LATHS. Ac.
For sale ve ry cheap, at
ALT A FFER, FRICi & ca
Factory!
Foot of Wahwtst
Hutt, aear Bed Gross at.
sept 20
EUlrs. S. J. Baker,
FASHIONABLE MILUSKBT,
Wilmington, IT. O.
Corner Third and Orange Streets.
if ANOY GOODS, Notions, Hats, Sonnetr,
Flats, Flowers, Feathers, Oman, en U ot
all kinds. Will renew and work orer all
! kinds at old hair, braids, combings, root
them and make taem raal la bw fV
Uats made to look like they were sew. Cell Y
ana see my specimens or work.
je io JlKtt. a. J. BAjraaU
New Adv
To fwly Friends and
Customers
fQl.',
AM KOW DAILY
receiving mj Fall itoo
of
Boots and Shoes?
Consisting of fcU the
LATEST STITSjSS I
My past Etock and my eaccesj speak fcr
taemeelveg, and I only ask a continuance o
your fvoT8 io liberally bestowed cn me
D" Please Call and Examine my 3
C"Stock as regards Quality .0
trF" and Prices ! ,n
Ko trouble to a&ow goods.
Will be plowed to gee you one aad all.
Keopectfally,
C. ROSENTHAL,
33 Market Street.
eept 13 Sign of the 8how Case.
Valuable Land for
Sale.
WHEREAS CALVIN BLACK and wife,
Flora B. Black, of the county of Kob
esoa and Btate of North Carolina, on the 1st
day of October, 1875, made and executed a
mortgsge to the .North Carolina State Life
Insurance Company, of the city of Raleigh
and State aforesaid, to secure fifteen hundred
dollars due by note dated October 1st, 1875,
bearing interest from date at 8 per cent, in
terest due on the 1st day of April and Octo
ber of each year, and payable two years af
ter date, which mortgage was duly recorded
in the Register's OfUce iu the county of Rob
eson, and 8Ute aforesaid, ia Book Q, Q, page
78, on the 11th day of October, 1875,, which
(noteyjaid mortgage with the power of sale
therein contained, and said note was on the
5th day of January, 1880, duly transferred
and assigned to the subscriber, who is now
the owner and holder thereof, and ' the full
amount of the said note secured by the said
mortgage is now due, except the interest up
to the 1st day of October, 1878, and whereas
default has been made in the payment of
the said note secured by the said mortgage,
the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a
sale of the said premises by virtue of the
power contained in the said mortgage, which
sale will be made by -the subscribers at public
auction, for cash, at 'the Court House door,
in the town of Lumberton, county and State
aforesaid, on the 25th day of October, 1880,
at 12 o'clock, aoon
The following is a description of the said
mortgage premises : A tract of land lying
and being in the county of Robeson and State
of North Carolina and bounded on the North
by ttfe Tands of Neil 1 McNeill, on the East by
the lands of M. McNeill, the heirs of Henry
McNeill, deceased, and Daniel McOallum, on
the South and West by the lands of Daniel
McArthur, J. C. McEachin, Hugh Johnson
and CoL F; P, Smith, and containing about
eight hundred acres, more or less, the bound
aries of which will more fully appear by re
ference to the said mortgage recorded as
aforesaid.
The said tract of land will also be sold at
the same time and At the Eame place and on
the same terms under a mortgage executed
by the said O Black io John A. Gilchrist, on
the 4tk day of September, 1877, to secure a
note of $879.92 which mortgage is now held
and owned by J. C. McCaskm,and is record,
ed in the same office iu Book T. T., page 945,
oa the 21st day ofFebruary 1878.
JOHN A. GILCHRIST, Mortgagee
TT. P. Fbzkch, Attorney.
Lumberton, N. C , Sept 18, 1&80.
ept 20-ta
Benj. F. Gbafton, Stoby B. Ladd,
Ealbert E. Paine.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
ate Tvis".
PAIF1E, GRAFTON & LADD.
Attorneys-at-Law and Solicitors of Ameri
can and Foreign Patents,
412 Fifth Street, Washington, D. O.
- Practice patent law in all its branches
in the Patent Office, and in the Supreme
and Circuit Courts of the United States.
Pamphlet sent free on receipt of stamp
tor postage. an 28
Bagging, Ties, Twine,
1,400 Bplla Cotton Bagging,
4,500 Bandies New and Pieced Ties,
ljOOOLbs CottoniBagging Twine.
Flour, Bacon, Molasses
1,300 Bbis Flour, Super to Extra Family,
;250 Boxes Pork J8 trip?,
Smoked and D S Sides,
Hhds and Bbis Portd Bico, New Crop
Cuba and New Orleans Molasses.
Sugar, Coffee, &c,
200 Bbis Sugar, Cut Loaf, Granulated
Standard A, Extra O and C.
. 1275 Bags Coffee,
A Rio, Laguyra and Jara,
100 Boxes Pore Assorted Candy
160 Tubs Cholee Leaf Lard,
- ITS Boxes Starch,
300 Boxes Lye and Potash,
135 Boxes Laundry Soap,
Tobacco, Sniff, Paper, Matches, 8hot,
Pepper. Gtnrer, Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrels,
Ac For sale low by
WILLIAMS MUB0HI80N,
am IT Wholesale Grocer A Com. Mar.
Bird ?ood, &c-
J EATS JKT8T BSCS1TED a fresh supply
of prencred locMar and Caaarr Bird Food.
i also & fine asrorfcsmt ol Toilet Soaps. Toilet
j-rvrarrraa vc'Mcrr. xzxv&u, cc All Tor
CLYDE'S
P3ew
York
AND
Wilminston. - M9 O.
Steamship Line.
TEE STEAMER
,-4
V
2 J
REGULATOR?,
CAVT. DOANE,
7ILL SAIL TRQli NEW YORK G2
SATUKDAY. Sept. 25.
Sai, Shippers can rely cpon the2proir.pt
sailing of Steamer as adrertised.
For Freight Engsgenients appy to
TnOS. E. BOND, Bup't, F
Wil mini-tor. Ni C.
THEO. G. EGER, Freight Afsnt,
JN ew i orx.
WM. P. CLYDE & CO.,
35 B?odway, New York.
sept 20
For Kent
rpHB COMMODIOUS STOKE,
2i0, Of uraniie i.ow. . jrLBBeeaioa a
giren Immediately or oa October 1st, as pre
ferred. Apply to
an 31 B. B. JEW EXT.
For Rent.
GOOD 8T0BE for country
A
trade, on Market street, between Bee-
ond and Third. Alio Booms. Apply to
TBEMoKOYS,
Attorneys end Counsellors at Lw.
cepil8-tf Star copy
THOMAS H- McEOY,
, SUCCESSOR TO
Boiitwriglit & McKoy,
IS PBEPAEING TO OFFEB
Fresh Arrivals thin week for tlio !
Fall Trade:
2,.?000 Lbs. D S Sidc;,
500 Bbis Super and
Family Flour,
JO Bbis Snar, ail grades,
lOO'Bags Coffee,
JOO Cases Canned Goods,
200 Bxs Crackers & Cake?,
25 Tierces Lard,
100 Tubs Lard,
23 Tubs Gilt Edge Butter,
20 O Boxes Tobacco,
10,000 Cigars,
100 Boxes Soap,
300 Bxs Lye and Potash,
&o, &c, &c, &c.
Country merchants who buy at
wholesale will do well to inquire
prices from me before purchasing
elsewhere. -To
my city customers I thank
them for their liberal patronage,
and hope for a continuance of tho
same.
THOS. H. incKOY,
Grocer and Liquor Dealer,
septSO 5 4 7 Worth Front St.
Removal.
1 HAVE BEMOTED from my old stand on
X Front street tn tha nw,i:: j rr
dious Btore on Market street, recently occu
pied DY Cant. Rnnav. inI "1 t
"Muwireiii stocx or goods
in my hue erer brought to WilmiBton.
JS0' M BOBINSON,
"P7 ' Hatter
The Cosmopolitan Bar
TS THI5 PLACE TO GET ANY AND tall
of the f&?inv. 1? j ? t .
alwaj. on hand.
at this Bar. Cigars of the bt brands can
. JOHN QAR&oLL, Prop,
J8 .110.12 Market st.
iscouaneona.
Used ia th rrlncipl Churches r n
nioR purposes. "
Excellent for Ladies and 7eaii
Persons and theAced?. 1
Speer's Port lirapo Wire
Fours St ear s Old.
rjlHIS OELEBBA.TED NAT1VK WlNj
is made from the juice ol the Oporto Grsi.
raised in this country. Iti inraluatle '
ToMc anJrstestlieDiDg Prortei
are unsurpassed by any nther natire Wine
Being the pure juice of the grape, product
under Mr Speer's own perscnal cnpcryiiion,
its purity and genuineness are uarart
The youngest child may psrt&ke of ita (ctuef
oua qualities, and the weakest invalid &
uaa it to advantage. It is particularly beo
fieial to the ap;ed and debilitated, and icited
to the various ailments that afflict the wkcr
sex. It is, in every respect, AiWLNE TO IB
BELIED ON.i
SPEEK'S
J.- Sherry,
The P. J. BHERBY is a Wire of SCI'K.
BIOK CHARACTER, and partakca of tfct
golden qualities of the grape from which it
is made. For Purity, Kichness. Flavor sal
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES, will -b
found unexcelled. '
SPEER'S ;
P. J. Brandy,
ffiThis BRANDY stands unriraled in thk
Country, being far superior for iredicslpur
pooes. . ..
IT 18 A?PURE distillation frcm thejnpe
and contains valuable medicinal propertied
It hs-a delicate flavor, aimilar to that of
the grapes from which it ia distilled, audi
in great f&7or among first-class families
'Sce that the signature of Alfred Hreer,
Passaic, N. J., is over the cork of each bet
tie.
For sale by W. H. GREEN, J. C. MUSD8.
Drugariats, and jP. L BBIDOEiiS A CO.
je 2G-tf
C" I i
MISSES BURR & JAMES,
PRINCirALS.
MRS. M. S. CUSHIKG,
MUSICAL7 INSTRUCTRES5.
rpHE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL 8E83IUS
of this School wiiljopen on WEDNErDiT,
OCTOBER 6th, 1880.
The course of inBtruction will be fyft-mil
ic and thorough, each pupil receiving indiTW
ual attention. The training of tocho child
ren, a speciality. Free hand drawing, Cal
isthenics and Vocal Mueic without extra
charge.
Pupils, for the above Schools of Mode,
Painting, or Pictureeque Drawing, cotaide
of the bchool, will be accommodated with
convenient hours. Where a class of fifteen
or twenty is formed for instruction ia tha
arts, a liberal deduction in price to
made.
A limited number of pupils can baaecoa
modated with hoard in the family of one of
the Principals,
For terms and further particulsra see Frl
cipals. sept 11
COKRCIAL HOTEL,
WILMINGTON, N. C
JLarge Sample Rooms tor
Commercial TraTcIcrs
IT1HE PROPRIETOR bavins thoroaghlf
renovated this House and fsornlshed It entire
ly new, is prepared jto give to the trtrvticg
publio all the eenvenleneiesjof a KIB8T
CLASS HOTEL. It Is located the Terf
centre cf tha business part of the city, tela;
convenient to the principal budcets bouase,
"V V" I 1 iV W - J
PostoCce, Custom House,; City Hall aa
Oourf House.
fSr-L FIrst-Class Bar and Biilis.ru fesloca
connected with this HoteL
RATES $22PEB DAY.
ME. J. H. BATES, Newspaper Adrert i
ng Areat, 41 Perk Bow, (Times Buildo g)
New York, is aathorixedto contract for ai
vertisnments ia the Daily Ravraw and , WH
WJiaTcaJooaaix, at our lowest rate?-
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