The Daily Review
SUNDAY. AUGUST . 180.
has the largui
The Daily Rexnem
bona fide circulation, of
uhliahea in the dig of Wiluringm
WASHINGTON.
Work Laid Out by tbe Mlssls
Ippl ComniliMilon Removal
of the Naval Station From
Port Royal, 8. C. Official
Action in the Yellow Fever
Cairo.
I By Tclrra. to Ially Review. J
Washington. Aug. 19 Night. I he
Select Committee of tbe Houee of llep
reeentati res, of which Mr. Borrows, of
Mich., is Chairman, appointed to ex
amine the work in progress and the ap
plication ot appropriation, Ac., for the
improvement of the Mississippi River,
intend to charter a suitable voasel and
frocecd down the river from Caiio.
U.. to New Orleans and thence to the
jetties at the South Pass, stopping at
such places along tbe route as will aid
tbe members in prosecuting the duty to
which they were assigned. Tbe work
of the commission will begin about
th middle ot November, and the ar
rangements foi a vessel and the trans
portation of the members will bo con
ducted by Deputy Serges nt-at-Arms
Cavanaugh. of tbe House of Represen
tatives. It is stated on good authority that the
Naval Station at Port Royal, S. C, is
to be abandoned in a few days, and
that the Wyoming, now there, will be
ordered to Annapolis, Md., for use by
tbe cadets.
A telegram from Gov. Roberts, of
Texas, was to-day received at the Treas
ury Department, stating the suffering
. condition of those sick with yellow fe
ver, and of two thousand persons in
Brownsville, Texas, out of employ
ment on account of the quarantine, and
requesting sid. Acting Secretary French
replied that the Department would take
charge of the hospital and quarantine
at a suitable station, if the Governor
desired it, but the State of Texas must
support all persons not in the hospital.
If the Governor accecds to this view,
tbe Surgeon-General of tbe Marine
Hospital Service will at once muster
into the Service and pay guards at
proper points to prevent egress from
Brownsville, and will, through one ol
his surgeons, take charge of all hospital
arrangements. Surgeon-General Ham
ilton nas already made arrangements
by which hospital tents have been sent
to Memphis, and instructions have been
given to the Surgeon of the Service
there to proceed at once, on receiving
orders, to Brownsville and take charge
of the yellow fever patients.
VIRGINIA.
FOREIGN NEWS.
YELLOW FEVER-
IBr Cable to Dallr Review. 1
Berlin, Aug. 19-Night.-The vil
lage of I en den burden, in V est Prussia,
has been burned and 900 persons have
been rendered homeless.
TL HmJ nmLrutamU tliuf tllP I OftO
has countermanded the military prepa- are 200 cases of fever under treatment
rations for the expedition to Egypt and . by the doctors, and there are nine in
V. ,fh. British conditions the hospital. At Matamoras there were
uobitu( -v mmmm i i
lor a military convention.
Alexandria. Aug. 1-mgnu xue
By Telegraph to Dally Review.
Brownsville, Texas, August 19.
There were tfiroe cases of yellow fever
to-day and three deaths, all Mexicans.
There were fifteen deatlis from all
for the week iust ended. There
member of the Khedive's ministry w no
was suspected of keeping A rabi in
formed of the British movements, has
been arrested.
Mr. Long, the American consul, was
attacked yesterday inside the Gabarn
gate, by about 40 natives, but some sol
diers arrived and dispersed the crowd.
The ring-leader of the assaulting party
was arrested. It apiears that the na
tives had attempted to stop Mr. Ixjng as
he was drivinjr. ami be became annoy
ed and urged his horse, inflicting in
juries on some of the party.
London. Aug. 19 Night. 1 he Tele
graph has the following from Alexan
dria :
Alexandria. Any. 18. Ihe Aboukir
Division will consist of about 0,000 men,
and in case of necessity, it will be re
inforced by -2.000 from the Naval brig
ade and Major-General bir ilwarci
Hanky's division, 7,000 strong.
It is reported from Cairo that A rabi
Pasha has warned tbe European resi
dents that he will not be responsible
for their safety, having to calf all the
soldiers and police to the front.
Alexandria, Aug. 19 Night. The
German gunboat llabicht, Russian
man-of-war Eriklik, and several other
foreign vessels are preparing to put to
sea.
Portsmouth, Aug. 19 Night. The
troopship Malaban, with 26omcers and
1,063 men, drafted for various regiments
In Egypt, sailed to-day. There was
great enthusiasm on the vessel's de
parture. The Queen will inspect the
ship from her yacht as it passes through
the Solent.
Losdok, August 19 Night A dis
patch to Reuter's Telegram Co., datec
Alexandria, 6 o'clock, this p. m., says:
Fizhtinir commenced this p. in., on the
Mahmoudisch Canal. The British are
using heavy guns, which were brought
to the neighborhood ot Milhalla Junc
tion yesterday. The firing still contin
ues. A dispatch to the TY we, from Alexan
dria, states that Gen'Ls Willis and Gra
ham, and the Duke of ConnAUght have
gone to Aboukir. Of the whole fleet
the iron-clads Invincible and Incon
stant alone remain. The forty-ninth,
seventy-nfth and seventy-ninth regi
ments, at Rauileh, will probably sup
port the movement at Aboukir by an
attack in the left flank of the enemy.
London, Aug. 19 Night. The Dub
lin correspondent of the Leeds Mercury
states that Earl Spencer, Lord Lieuten
ant of Ireland, has received authority
to act as he sees fit in the case of Mr.
Gray. It is generally anticipated that
Gray will shortly be released.
Paris, Aug. 19 Night. In conse
quence of disclosures made by one of
the rioters who were arrested at Mon
treules mines, in Saone ct Jxve,.the po
lice have seized a number ot documents
which prove the existence of a secret
society called the "Black Band." The
chief of the society cscaicd, but his
deputy was arrested.
London, Am:. 19 Night. A dis
patch from Alexandria, to the Exchange
Tciegraph Company, dated 7 :30 this p.
m., says the firing heard in the direc
tion ot Aboukir this afternoon was the
British 12-ton guns along Mahmoudich
Canal.
Port Said, Aug. 19 Night Just
before sunset to-day the gunboat Fal
con went out, apparently to recon
noiter Fort Ghees la. She is now an
chored oflF the fort. Two French gun
boats entered the canal to-day. They
are said to be bound for Ismail i a. It
is also said that some British troops
will leave here to-night forIsmailia. II.
M. S, Louis Maline is apparently de
tailed tor duty at Isninilia.
Di in ix. Aug. 19 Night George
Otto Trevilyan, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, speaking at Londonderry, to-day,
Kaid the Irish government were begin
ning; to feel a sense of hope almost of
confidence to which they were "stran
gers at the dark hours when they com
menced their labors,
Vienna. August 19 Night A dis
patch to the Prtssc, from Trieste, says :
"The bombs found in a box seized here
yeserday are identical in construction
with those thrown into the ranks of the
society of veterans on the 2nd inst.,
while they were marching through the
Corso to salute ehe Emperor's brother,
the archduke, Charles Ixmis. An in
quiry was held yesterday, when the
whole thread of the conspiracy was
discovered. The committee charged
with the work of elaborating a plot is
located in Italy, while its employes
are engaged in constructing bombs at
Trieste.
Trial or the Duelist Sixth
Day's Proceedings An Em
harraased Witneae.
rBy litegraph to Dally Review.
Lunenburg C. II., Va., August 19.
The trial of R. B. Garland, for the
murder of Jos. Addison, was resumed
this a. m . The crowd present Was the
largest since the commencement of tbe
trial. After the court was opened and
the jury taken out of the court room,
Charles French, counsel for the defense,
stated that on Thursday, E. S. Jones,
Commonwealth witness, after testify
ing, voluntarily came to him and stated
that he was afraid that his( witneas')posi
lion was misunderstood in the Garland
a & a m . .
inai mat ne (witness) was acting in
the capacity of agent for Wedderburn.
Addison's brother-in-law, in employ
ing couusel for the prosecution of Gar
land, and that he simply did what be
was ordered to do by Wedderburn ;
that his (witness') feelings were at first
with Addison and against Garland, but
that after hi (witness') excitement
was over he remarked that it was a fair
tight, ami thought that Garland ought
not to be tried. In reply to a question
from French. Jones said furthermore,
that .in the event of Garland being
hanged for murder, his (Jones') skirts
would be stained wilii Garland's blood :
his ( Jones ) connection with the
family would not ad mil of his
him sell right before tbe court.
Alter argument by counsel on both
counsel for the Common wealth
ited to Jones being recalled to the
stand to correct any inaccuracies that
might have been made in his statement
before the jury. The witness was not
t. and a special constable was
for him. Tbe Court then took a
for two hours to await the ar
rival ot witness, but it was 9 o'clock in
the afternoon before tbe constable re
turned with a message that tbe witness
was sick and was afraid that his life
would bo endsBfsrod by coming to
Court unless advised to do so by his
physician. Wkeo tbe Court reassem
bled after the dinner recess, Clem
Green, representing tbe defense, askei
the Court to send a physician, accom
panied by an officer, to see Jones on
Monday morning and have him brought
here if able to come. The Court in
formed Green that he would comply
with his request, The Court then ad
journed until Monday morning, the
jury ' being placed in charge of the
sheriff.
Perambulating Tariff
Commission and Where
They will Show
TBy Telegraph u Daily Bartow.
Long Branch, Aqg. 19 Night Tbe
ssasions of tbe Tariff Commission will
be hold in Boston on the 4th. 25th and
Sfthei August: in Rochester on the 99th
of August; in Buffalo on the 30th: In
Cleveland. O.. the 31st; in Detroit.
September li ; iu Indianapolis. Satur
day, the Bad; Cincinnati. O.. the 4th
and 5th ; Louisville the 6th and Chica
go. 111., the 7th. 8th and 9th of Septem-
oiapn ilfMitlm t'jom fever in the last 24
hours. There are now but a few cases
The weather is cloudy and sultry.
Telegraphic it rc v it tea.
Shack Caldwell was hung at
nev. Texas, on the 8th inst.,
McKin
for the
who re-
murderof William Harrot.
fused to pay him $3.
All the works connected with the
Empire Mine, in Pennsylvania, have
been shutdown, and the mules are be.
ing removed Irom the mines ;suspension
on the part of the operators will con
tinue until the striking driver boys con
clude to resume work of their owu accord.
GEORGIA.
Funeral Obsequies of Senator
Hill.
By Tekrph to Dally Review. ,
Atlanta. Ga., Aug. 19 Night.
Tbe remains of Senator Hill were buri
ed at 4 o'clock this evening. The es
cort consisted of the Atlanta bar and
the Senatorial Committee. There was
a long line of carriages, and fully 20,000
peopla assembled on the streets to see
the procession.
LOUISIANA.
In the
Found
Two Southern resects which
quarantine at New York without
and had taken alarm at the
them yesterday returned to
luarantine and passed through tbe see-'
forms.
The Coin and Bullion
Mint at New Orleans
AH Right .
(By Cable to Dallr Oct tew.)
Washington. Aug. 19 Night Rep
resentatives of director of the mint, now
in New Orleans, report by telegraph
that they have finished the count of the
funds in the New Orleans mint, and
find that Sup't Davis has in the) vaults
all the bullion and coin with which be
is charged. The bond of Dr. And rew
W. Smythe. the successor of Davis, was
approved to-day and he will enter upon
duty Monday morning.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
By Cable to Dally Review.
Lokdok, Aug. 19 Nigot Spirits
Turpentine 32s, 3d.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
I By Telegraph to Daily Review.
FINANCIAL.
Nkw Yokk. August 19 Night
Sterling exchange 45. Governments
naaktniMl: new "lives 1014 ; new four
niul a half oer cents 114A: new four
per cents 119; money 42-i per cent.
State bonds without features.
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton steady; sales 1,257 bales; Up
lands 13 1-16; Orleans; 13. Consoli
dated net receipts 1,923 ;exports to Great
Britain 120.
Flour, Southern unchanged and dull.
Wheat opened J higher and firm, but
afterwards lost the advance and de
clined i, closing weak at a trifle above
inside rates; ungraded red $lfi$1.14 ;
No 2 red, August, $1.13$1.14. Corn
cash, h& higher, closing at inside rates;
ungraded 8487; JSo 2 August &tvasog.
Oats unsettled and i2 lower and less
active, closing heavy ; No. 3, 55. Cof
fee very quiet and prices nominally un
changed; Rio, August 7.45fi7.46; Sep
tember 7.457.55. Sugar quiet, firm,
and unchanged; St. Domingo 6i61;
fair to good refining 7 3-167 5-16; re
fined firmer. Molasses dull and un
changed. Rice steady and quiet.
Spirits turpentine dull and
lower at 45 cts. asked. Rosin quiet and
steady at $1.80$1 90. Pork very
strongly held ; mess, September $21.80
with 1 250 bbls. turned trom September
to October; old mess, $2I.370$'21.5O;
new $21.75$23; middles firm and
quiet ; long clear 13. Lard advanced
7i 10, closing weak, with a slight re
action, and a fair,activo trade reported ;
prime steam, spot, 12.62 ; September
12.624 12.674. Freights to Liverpool
steady; cotton per steam Jd3-16d;
wheat per steam lid.
Cotton, net receipts 40; gross
52. Futures closed steady; sales 39,
000; August 12.90 12.91; September
12.48ffl2.49; October 11.85; Novem
ber ll.63ffll.64; DecV. ll.64ffll.65;
January 11.7091 1.71; February 11.81ff
11.82; March 11.9401 1.95; April 12.07ff
12.08; May 12.1 Off 12.20.
Chicago, August 19 Night Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat in fair
demand and lower; regular $1,024 Au
gust; 98jff984 September. Corn un
settled and generally lower at 75(76
cash; 76 August; 75.i75 September.
Oats active, but weak and lower at 45
cash; 414 August; 364 September. Pork
active, firm higher at $21.35$21 40
cash; $21. 35ff $2 1.374 August; $21,374
$81.40 September. Lard moderately
active and higher at 12.25 cash; 12.274
ff 12.30 September. Bulkmeats strong
er ; shoulders 9.75 : rib 12.20; clear 13.
15. Whiskey steady and unchanged.
cotton'm ark ets. n
1 ly Telegraph to Dally Review.
August 18 Night Galveston steady
at 12J; Norfolk, steady at 124 ; Balti
more quiet at 13; Boston steady at
13$; Philadelphia, steady at 13 ; New
Orleans, quiet at 12jj ; Mobile, quiet
at 12 g ; Memphis, steady at 124 ; Au
gusta, quiet at 12; Charleston, quiet at
124.
Church Services To-Iay.
St. James' Church, corner Market and Third
streets. Rev. A. A. Wataon, D. D. Kector.
Klevcnth Sunday after Trinity, August 20, 1882.
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Morning Prayer
St 11 o'clock. Evening Prayer at 6 o'clock.
St. John's Church, corner Third and Red
Cross streets. Iter. Thos. D. Pitts, Rector.
KlevenUi Sumlay after Trinity, August 20.
Early Celebration 7.S0 a. m. Morning Prayer
and Sermon, at 11 o'clock. Sunday School at
5 p. m. Evening Prayer at 6 o'clock.
First Baptist Church, corner of Market and
Fifth streets. Rev. J. B. Tavfor. l. D.. Pastor
Sunilav School at 9M a. m. Services at 11 a.
m., and 8.15 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday
night at IU o clock.
Joint services of the First and Second Pres
hvteriaa consresraUons will be lield. until fur
ther notice as follows : At 11 a. m. in the Sec
ond Presbvterian Church, corner Fourth ami
Camnbell sts. At n. m. in the First Presby
terian Church, corner of Third and Orange
streets, These services to be conducted by
Rev. C. M. Payne.
Cnrist Church (Congregationaiist)Nun street,
between Sxth and Seventh. Rev. D. D. Dodge,
minister. Preaching services at 11 o'clock, a.
m. and 8 o'cltck, p. m. Pastor's Bible Class
at 12.15 p. m, Prayer and Praise meeting,
Wednesday, 8 o'clock, p. m. Snnday School,
3 o'clock, p. m.. in Memorial Hall, corner 7th
and Nun sts.
8t Thomas' Pro-Cathedral. First Mass at 7
a m. Second Mass at 10 a. m. Vespers and
Benediction at 5 o'clock p m . Daily Mass at
:.t0 a m.
on Sixth, between
Rev. J. P. King,
Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Bun
day School at U a. m. :.Praycr meeting every
Tuesday night.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, corner of
Fourth and Orange streets. Rev. T. M. Am
bler, Rector. Mornjog Prayer at 11 o'clock ;
Evening Prayer at o'clock; Sunday school at
3Vfc o'clock. Seats free.
Front Street M. E. Church, South, corner of
Front and Walnut streets. Rev. Frank. H.
Wood, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p.
m. Sabbath school at 3 p. m. , W. M. Parker,
superintendent. Prayer meeting and lecture
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Christian
Association Tuesday evening after first and
third Sabbaths, at 8 o'clock. Seats free and
strangers and visitors cordially invited.
Fifth Street M. E. Church, between Nun and
Church streets, Rev. T. Page Ricaud, Pastor.
Services at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. ; Class meet
ing at .Tp. m. ; Prayer meeting Thursday even
lag at 7H o'clock.
First Baptist Church, (col.) comer of Fifth
and Campbell streets, A. M . Conway, pastor.
Sundav School at 9 a. m. Preaching at 11
a. m., 3 p. m. and 8 i. m.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Turnip and Cabbage Seed. SUMMER GOODS !
TAOX'T FORGET THAT I HAVE JUST
I received a full sunnlv of Ruta Basra Tur-
nin and Cabbage Seed. Also a full line of
raicni meuicmes, tjoiotri
rushes of any kind, at both of m
Drues. Patent Medicines. Colognes, .fcx tracts
ay s
F. C. MILLER.
AT
and
stores.
aug 13
Corner Fourth and Nun sts.
" and Hanover M
Second Baptist Church,
Church hnd Castle streets.
Brown Cins.
M. KATZ's,
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ADVISE ALL THOSE WHO intend
buying the celebrated Brown Cotton
Gin, to place their orders with us just as soon
as possible, as there Is always a rush late in
the season. DON'T DELAY.
WM. E
SPRINGER & CO.,
Successors to J no. Dawson A Co.,
30 13, 21 4 23 Market S.
july
Wagonette for the Sonnd.
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, 15th Inst.,
the Wagonette will be run to and from the
Sound, leaving Wilmington, corner Seeond and
Princess streets, at 5 p.m. Returning, leave
the Sound at 7 s. m.
iunell-tf T. J. 80UTHBR LAND.
Extraordinary Bargain
DRESS GOODS!
LL THE LATEST BOTKLTlXt is
M
iDsourran anrooade, Wlk.
BunUngsTJll wool lWl'lJH
with Trimmings to ma to
John Werner,
PRACTICAL GERMAN BARBER AND
PERFUMER,
MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, N. C.
MANUFACTURER OF PARISIAN BRIL
lantine, Friction and Lusion. Also, Ex
tracts, Colognes, Beautifler, Hair Oils, Tonics,
Renewer. Renovator, Hungarian, Cosmetic,
and Hair Dyes of every shade.
1 beg to tniorm tne puouc mat i can oc
found at Mr. John Werner's, prepared to wait
upon all who favor me with a call.
may l- .jajuro ii. IAuiiaitai
White Goods
Embroideries
In Cmhrlna W- .
passed in Workmanship and PrtcT
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Guif Stream, Ingram,
New York, T E Bond.
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis
bee, Smithville, Master.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
ville, Master.
Steamer D. Murchison, Smith, Fay
etteville, G W Williams & Co.
CLEARED.
Steamship Benefactor, Tribon, New
York, T E Bond.
Steamer D. Murchison, Smith, Fay
etteville, G. W. Williams & Co.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
ville, Master.
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis
bee, Smithville, Master.
Steamer John Dawson, Sherman,
Point Caswell, R. P. Paddison.
Exports.
COASTWISE.
New York Steamship Benefactor
39 bales cotton, 928 casks sp s turpt,
194 bbls rosin, 243 do tar, 80 do crade
turpt, 79 do pitch, 76 carboys acid, 32
cases tar, 13 bbls. peanuts. -11 bales
yarn, 36 pkgs mdse, 106.574 ft lumber.
NEW
VEKTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL !
PTJRGELL HOUSE.
TTNDER NEW MANAGEMENT,
WILMINGTON, N. C
B. L. PERRY, Proprietor.
Late Proprietor Atlantic Hotel. First
in all its appointments. Terms $2.50 to $3
day. feb 8-tf
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BROWN & RODDICK,
0 and 7 Nortli Front St.
Fresh Peaches !
Very Cheap
GLOVES I
HOSIERY !
CORSETS !
HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS
bCAUF RIBBON8, '
VEILINGS, CRKPKIKO
a crt.pt TTrif a
r FANS, PARASOU
In endless yartoty Md Mtoslahiax Low IhZ.
Hdusekeeplng Goods I
LINEN A COTTON SHRHTHOft, DAMAAIi,
Napkins, Towels,
MEN and BOYS' WEAK,
; ': 4 ' ': ' 1 .. in" ?
ladies gents' childmh'8 q1u7j
MERINO UNBERWBAJL
In short every thinff desjrabM tor u ontflL
and at Prices that defy competition.
' 07 pstrenixlnf
KATZ, j
June 18 36MABKJET8T.
Wanted.
SMALL COMFORTABLE BOVSI
5 or b rooms, within ft or Ii
Purcell House. Address J. C
and state terms.
Call and sars
of
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care laranrj
Mtflf4t
James A. Willard,
NAVAL STORES.
By Telegraph to Dally Review.
Charleston, Aug. 19. Night. Spir
its turpentine quiet at 41 cents. Rosin
steady at $1.40 for Strained and Good
btramed.
Savannah, Aug. 19 Night. Spirits
turpentine closed very firm and regular
at 41 cents. Rosin steady and un
changed with low grades in good de
mand.
New York Weekly Bank State
ment.
rBy.TelccTanh to Dally Review.
New York, Aug. 19 Night The
weekly statement of the associated
banks is as follows: Loans increase
$14,492,000; specie decrease $1,06,800;
legal tenders decrease $999,300 ; depos
its decrease $683,700; circulation de
creases $73,100; reserve decrease 1,945,-
17o. Ihe banks now have on hand
$1,837,125 in excess of all legal requirements.
TOTAL VISIBLE SUPPLY.
, By Telegraphjto Daily Review.
New York, Auz. 19 Nieht The to
tal visible supply of cotton for the world
is 1,454,422 bales, of which 635,322 is
American, against 1,748,240 and 1.186.-
040 respectively in the last two years.
Receipts of cotton at all interior towns
for the week is 4,099 bales. ReceiDts
from plantations 1 798; crop in sight,
5.345,530.
W
E WILL OFFER THE BALANCE OF
THE FOLLOWING FOR THE NEXT 30
DAYS
At and Below Cost !
SEVERAL lots of dress goods which
WE desire to close out,
PRICE 10c
REMNANTS DRESS GOODS,
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS,
PRINTED I.AWNS.I
PARASOLS,
FANS,
SUMMER SKIRTS,
SHETLAND SHAWLS,
LADIES MADE UP LACE NECKWEAR, &c.
T ECEIVED
Orchard. Sold
DAILY FROM BLOCKER'S
at 50 cents and 75 cents per
basket of half bushel.
If you are thinking of preserving I will ac
commodate you in price and quality.
Call and see
aug 11 J. C. STEVENSON.
ri ENERAL COMMISSION
AND PURCHASING AGENT,
8. E. Cor. Charles tad Pratt Sta.,
aug 9-Sm
Baltimore, Mn.
Butter.
A FEW PACKAGES (Large aad a2 ot
-Ti
the very flnest.
JQQ PACK AG1
-ALL GRADES.
Consigned and
June 18-tf
mat behold.
DbROSSET A CO.
C1HEESE 50 BOXES.
A 1 ;
gTARCH 200 BOXES,
rpOMATOES 50 CASES,
CANNED CORN, V
PEACHES, he-,
Prices Terr low.
jane 18. tf DbROSSIT h 00.
C. D. Morrill.
-JNDERTAKER, CABINET-MAKER AND
CARPENTER. Office and Work Shop on Sec
ond street, opposite Southerland's stables. ees
Kespectfully solicits orders and guar an tin
good work, prompt delivery and satisfaction
every respect. may 16-tf
SEED COTTON
Wanted.
New York & Wilmington
Steamship Line.
JpRHPARATORY TO THI
the new season, we call
look over will convince you of the truth of
the above.
Worth & Worth.
QITKB ."AT ILOW PRICES TO; PROMPT
buyers!:
10,000 BoabeU CORN,
1.000 do. MEAL,
500 Barrels FLOUR,
1150 Bags COFFEE,
P00 Barrels SUGAR,
100 Boxes BACON,
100 Bales HAY,
260 Hhds. and ItbUO
NEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES,
t.OOO Bbls. L1ME.CEMENT A PLATe
1,000 SPIRIT BARRELS,
New and MeMd h.H
Tosacco, Snuff, Soap, Lye, Potash, MrttfcML ! courtng and re
caady . tnoies, lioop.iron, a m 4c vc.
1UBS l5
BROWN ft RODDICK.
5 and 7 North Front St.JSfe
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
iuly 30
Simon Bear
STEAMERS
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK E7EBX
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
at 3 o'clock, P. M.
OffSDRV or
is Isssk
that we WILL PAY THE 0000
KET PRICES FOB SEED COTTOS.
Apply at
angS-tf
NEW FLOUR,
FBOM N. C. WHBAT.
XITB ABE GRINDING DAH-T
from North Carolina Wheat, ersf sf
we are offering at LOW FIGURES.
Having lately added the "FATE r1fy
CESS", and otherwise
REGULATOR Saturday, Aug 19 provemeut8 lowrtaff Mffls,
prepared to f urnlah Flour EQUAL J V
ITT AND PRICES to
brands.
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT nv
has embarked hi the Tsthli-, 1 . BtlC
He Is both willing and eS-SettiJft
Shop .n Market tetWnS.H , moderate .
july 1-2- oetween Second and Thlrd.sts.
BENEFACTOR Saturday Aug
GULF STREAM Wednesday, Aug 30
REGULATOR Saturday, Sept
BENEFACTOR. Wednesday, Sept
GULF STREAM Stnrrli. a
- '-J ) 9
Through Bills Lading and Lowest
Throuerh KtAa manniMH . -.1 I OF ALL KINDS.
o o'"" "w w anu uoui rowi
in North and South Carolina.
For Freight or Passage apply to
THOMAS E. BONDuperintendent,
WUmlngton,iN. C.
THEO. G. EGER, Freight Agent,
wr t IaiJ New York.
auTn-tt 5? ewraJ Agents.
Can also fur dsn GRAHAM FlXH7
titles to salt; PEARL HOMINY, lbs Mf,fT
BOLTED MEAL IK THE CTTT". Sd G&
B. P. Mitchell ft 8
angi3-lwk ,, -
Home Made Oandv.
URK AND WHOLESOME-
All kinds made fresh
SecondjStreet,
office.
Jevext.