nR.VOR,I,DTons
(yiBRAr(gMP-
i
lARRHIW URE
CIXX
OTTXJITTAXJ
umotI CS.A.
tiii
NEVER FAILS
QlUlElRlOlR
, -'r tna f-r Epileptic Fits.- a
T C i f,fs..vru sod FaL'in Sicknes.ra
i ? li d T la d'-Jtrtow of few.-
:; f-xfi-'r in? of dUcise and akkncsa,
Motet es "nil etabbern blood ores.
I"Vibv Umd. jalc kect lojxl'b i circulation.
, It U a ciiiauc and LcaiUifBl Aperient.
Kir, mf i! tad Ki&S Eyfl, twin brother,
t bV bi b-r:Ii to goo-. issaoTlug cane.
iLcU bUiaas and clear complexion,,
? h uain-rf MJvrat tod mate hlca laxative.
U uS.!UU' achcliketbewiad.-t
ocUio r dra Ue cathartic or opiate,
rn: -i i; r cart J&ramaUsm by roatln g lt--V$
p'-i.,r Iife-riing properties to the LJood.
u o-nr.t'Tti to curr all n.nroa disorders.
l.vMe hen all opiate falL-V a.
v the nlnd and lovl?orte th body.
iV- tlF? P1 or BM)D,y refunded. "its
rq..rrd I a writing by over C fly thooranc
iv:..; pbjifUt in I. S. and Kurope.-
fkrjpnirnla U. S. and Europc.-fca.
of the Ud own It a eotKinrror."a
t wi jkfr- by ail b adib drupjjiets. $ I.
ltr Pr. . A. Richmond M-lical Co lrops.
Joseph, Mo. (32)
Kr t t!monlU and cirealars wd tarup.
I Li. N. l'rittntoD. Acot. Nrw York 'CitT
j tii y l; lw crro
Homo Items.
"AU your own fault
It you remain sick when you can
C.ct hop bittcra that never Fail.
The weakest women, smallest child,
and sickest invalid can use hop bitters
with safety an J great gooU.
OM men toileting around from Rheu
matism, kidney trouble or any weak
n will be almost new by twin? hop
bitters. ,
My wild and daughter were made
healthy by the use of bop bitters and I
recommend them to ray people.
Methodist Clergywan-
Ask any good doctor if hop
Hitters are not the best family. Medi
cine On earth.
Malarial ferer. Ague and Hilousncas.
will leave every neighborhood as soon
as hop bitters arrive.
"My mother drove the paralysis and
neuralgia all out of her system with
hon bitters. Osiccyo un.
Keep tho kidneys healthy with hop
bitters and you need not tear sickness.
Ice water is rendered harmless and
more refreshing and reviving with hop
bitters in each draught.
The vigor of youth for tho aged and
infirm in hop bitters.
juno-14 Im d-w '
ThfiDailV PgyiP V I Pockets oggested itself. A black letter
J --ww- TYiannscnDt sava:. "Master .William
Ker d til make-one board wucreuy a
game is played with three balls; and
all the young men were -greatly recre
ated thereat, chiefly the young clergy
men from bt. rawles; nence one of ye
strokes was called a 'cannon,1 having
been tr one ob ye r said clergymen in-
Tented. "The game is now; known by
the nameof 'bill-yard, because William
or Uill Kcw.did hrst play with a yard-
measure.- The suck is now called a
kcw' or 'koc" It U easy to compre
hend how b'll-yattP had - been mod
ernized into "billiard;" and the trans
formation of Ivew." or 'kue. into
cuo" i3 eiually apparent. American
MISCELLANEOUS.:
tea
liifflMfflii
bUeaae ta aa rtxt. nS a caau. lte orVrta
wliMa; t auatrautlan-rUax. iieace,
to ear th dUwM lb CAUSE nut be reroor
p. I tvd Is no ovbeT wit rsn a care r effertl.
WAIUSEK 8 ArE KIDNEY AXl) UVER
LX'KE U MUldlahed on jast this principle. It
raac thai .
95 PerCent.
of all itlirair arlaa fromderanyM kldnya and
trrr aad U acrUra at ooee at tha root of tbe
tltteulty. Taa e4emeaU of which It la cora
nod art cUreetfr coon th frreat OTxaxu.boUa
aaarOoDaad liESTUK&U. and by placlor
tbea ta a btailhy eoadlUoo, drtre hc&m anil
lAla from tbe cyttcra.
Tot lb taoomermble troabV caused by un
haaJtby klklaeya, liter and UJloary Oixant;
lor the dljtrrstn Disorder of Women; for
3ialarlaan4 forphy-!eal dCTanrtnenta j-encr-aily.
thl irreat remedy has no equal. Beware
of Imposur, tmluUona aad coococUona aald
lobajTMtaarood. - L- . '.
Tor DUbet aak for WiJtNEIT3 SAFE DI
AnLTtlS CUUE.
For sale by ail dealera. ; - .
U. II. Vf ARXEB CO..
aptli-la ' Cocheater. S. T.
Marrln'8 Celebrated
piRJt AND BUEGULR PEOOr 3 AIX3,
Altacaaad PrVea. from UO.00 to $2,300.00.
Ackowle4ct4 xj the beat aatborlUeato b tbe
BE.rrsA.nc Made, .
Extract from BetemXitt Jvuriean editorial of
rb. 11 ta. Itfl: We are alao aaked astathe
test fk proof aafea. We aay M ARTISTS,
A. A. WIIXARD.
dec It Jjtru; at Vru&lactom.
TItliU UNO FKST,
Some blame the years that fly so fast.
- A nd sigh o er loves and j friendships
While others say too long they last.
- And wish each day vere earlier done.
Hut thou art' none of these to thee
The past is past; past not in vain.
Days lived in life's reality , .
hat need to wish them hero again?
Days hallowed each by noble use .
What need to wish them earlier done?
Who spend their souls in time's abuse
-Are eager for to-morrow's sun.
j ; ,
Thy trust and rest unbroken are;
In God's appointed pathway still
Thy constant spirit, like a tar.
Moves on accomplishing His will.
p The Argoy.
A II LGUIiMVGE TO GKBY
. STONE.
AtiotlicrBcllever tIio Iiuh made
tho Uetuni Trip to thelctn(
.cratic Mecca.
I own that as I rang tho bell at Grey,
stone I felt some cxnnpu actions' of- con
science at thus disturbing the rest ol a
dying old man, but as I had come alt
the way to New York on business con
nected with the Exposition I could i noL
go away without biddiDg the venerable
statesman lying at death's door a last
farewell. Jud-je of my surprise, tlien,
when Mr. Tilden himself opened the
doorto answer my timid rimr - J looked
at him in speeJh!e3S amazemt-nt as he
SLOOU UClOro ine, a pujsicaiauu iiiui
lectualtant; nor did I recover my self
possess on until in a tnunderous shunt
that started tho sparrows lin the park,
he roared : "Henry, old'boy, how dcci
he boom?" at the same time slapping
his brawn hand on my shoulder with
such force that tho clavical was frac
tured and tho scapula split from tne
coracoid process to the Inferior angle.
Ruddy with the glow of perfect health
were his round cheeks. -and when he
laughed I saw that he had not an un
sound tooth in his head. I We talked of
everything in the world except 'politics.
He wrote a beautiful little Greek poem,
while he chatted about 'the dogs of Hy
mettus and the horses of Diogenes and
Charon, the Centaur and other classical
subjects. We; wont over the house,
which is being newly kalsomined Irora
garret tt crllar,' and tho lavish outlay
of money being guided by the most
laultlcss taste in tho mixing of the kal
somine. The bouse is nine stories high,
aud when I grew weary on tho fourth
floor Mr. Tilden tools me in his arms
and carried me the rest of the distance
as though Lhad been a baby. Itj is a
playful way the old giant has of tiring
out his visitors.
His hair is long, curling and raven
black, and there is not a wrinkle in his
face, not a furrow on hU brow. He is
passionately fond of bicycling and rides
n fr nq filteen miles a day. His fav
orite bicycle ho keeps in a room adjourn
ingjhis own and feeds it with his hands
llMtinra sunerblv acd has a childish
nf mnnlnrr to the Diana to dash off
some sparkling little improvizations. as
interludes the conversations, as x
looked athim I could not help Jsaying:
"Mr. Tilden. you bear your age re
markably well ; can it be possible that
you are really forty -one?''
He shook his head with a semi
mournful inflection and said:
"Ah. my dear boy. time is relent
less. I shall be forty-eight years out
next December."
Had I not received the assurance
from his own lips I could not have be
lieved it. j ,
ivhon I Irfr. ho insisted on shoulder
ing my trunk and carry iug it to the sta-
tion. As I prcsscu nis nana ai parims
I said to him: j
Mr. Tilden. if tho next Democratic
Vfinnnl Convention should follow its
il the earnest desire of
v u m
the American people ami nominate jou
for President, would you accept tne
nomination?" .
He squeezed my hand in his mignij
ntil the blood oozed t out under
my finger-nails and shouted: I
Then he slapped his hands together
i;v-a rUn nf tliundcr. and sprang
.t', nri intrt thn air. I watched his
frtrm ma It ii Ui nrwirod behind
the clouds without a fear, knowing well
that the athlete would corao down at
(Jrey stone. And as his figure passed
mit nf starlit a, voire fell like a tailing
-Would a duck swim?T .1, Western
Ihpcr J . T '
Factories in the South.
Thn mnnnfsrlure Of COttn might
naturally be expected to flourish - in thft
lanu wncre mis pnwuvii. niwuu w
highest pcrtectionl and appearances in
dicate that such an expectation is in a
fair way to be realize!. A letter from
Wilmineton, N. C, published in tho
Now York Tribune I . mentions a
Georgia cotton mill which has "just
declared a dividend of 20 per cent." and
N?r.i a nut t hit hrsidos iTettioiT his raw
cotton half a cent a pound cheaper than
his northern competitor, savine freight
nn hoth the raw material and the finish-
nnd also savinir .seventy
cents a bale from tho fact that he can-
buy bis COUOn Wlinous couiprvJawu
k Ronthern mauoiacturer nas
an addiUonal advantage in the fact
that cotton which nas oeea bhdjwiw
to the compress - sustains a mechani
cal injury which materially aeiracia
from the dufability.ot tne isonw mwu
of it. If thU be true, the fact will have
great influence in promoting uwuw
opment of cotton mar mfacmre in the
South, "inepresenfc uiuj .
section is a lack of manufacturing capi
tal, but its great naturat Tantage
must soon' attract capital rou.lh
North and from Europe, and.it s not
unlikely that within auarterof acen
tury the cotton-growing Slates -w ill 1 bj
manufacturing the larger part of their
own staple. Wash. Critic.
Origin of Billiards.
Tho game ot billiards was invented
about the middle of the sixteenUi centu
ry by a London pawnbroker named
3 y T r i wtheflhis
pawnbroker was in the habit of taking
down the threo balls, tndMith the yard
" u:M.(KAni WrTTnrd-fashlOn.
measure '"3Ui" ""V 1 ",,a. : '
from the counter into the stalls; in
time, the idea of , a board with side
OnfTAwnun fromYouthful Imprmfencc
DUIIurrjrS caualDtr ferrous .DebUity,
mental and physical werkne. Valuable In
fonuaUon for home care FRE. Cacil 2 vcars
successfully. Dr 4 A. G. Oliii, Box 242, Chica
go. - f may si-tidtwiy
A Vein of Natural Cias.
At the unusually shallow depth of
200 leet a vein ot natural gas was
struck- hv tlin town authorities of Obcr-
lin. Ohio. . while drilling an . artesian
well witli relercncc to 1 a future water
supply. The gas was remarkably pure,
being absolutely odorless, and emitting
a clear, steady, white blaze. By con
fining the jet for a timo, and then ap
plying a match as tho can was sudden
ly removed, a blaze would lep ten feet
from the orilicc. At a depth ol ieet
a u:orp powerful vein of gas was struck,
and at a death of 299 feet still another.
six times as strong as tbe two previous
one put together. Finally, Thursday
a Her noon, at a depth of 312 feet, the
climax was reached, when a vein wa
hit which gives a blaze the full size of
il II 4" 1 . I 1 T I-.l,,. in ,M
tne wen, nve anu oue-uau iuuhw m mi
ameter. , i . l .
A Very Quick 'Jump.
To illustrate how sorv a hunter ought
to rw Deaeon H- sometimes told of
his extraordinary feats- in outrunning
game Unco he brougtit out a weu
known trapper of tho neigborhood. who
silenced him lor the time being with a
narrative which has probably done duly
with other liars, but was pat to. the ! oc
casion. He declared that a coupie oi
winters previous, while looking at his
traps 'along the mill-race, he spied
an old muskrat on tho bank. Kaising
hiq o-nn. h hlazed awav and then lump
ed down to keep the rat from getting
:nf . watar tKnliovA It nr not." he
added, 4I jumped so quick that I got
that whole load of shot in my back."
Cincinnati inquirer.
.
There is hardly an adult person liv
ing but is sometimes troubled with kid
ney difliulty, which is tho most prolific
and dangerous cause of all- disease.
There is no sort of : need , to have any
form of kidney or urinary trouble if
Hop Hitters is taken occasionally.
The people of the far - West have an
idea that a dudo is something given
away with a pound of tea.
Cured Six Years Ago.
"It has been 0 years since I was cured
of fits," says Mr. W.'.Ford, of Wirt,
JefTerson Co , Ind."&nnari7a Nervine
did it." And it always will, reader.
S 1.50, at druggists.
Charity, the most lovely of virtues,
represents others as lovely as possible.
It does not merely let us see an object
a? it is; it is a kind of sunshine that
brightens what it lets us see'.
H "
" WoulTnt be without Dri Benson's
Celery and Chamomile pills if they cost
S 1 . a pill. 1 hey curea me oj ?ieuraimat
per box, at drug-
lists.
n
Politeness is legitimate result of good
nature and good sense; it is therefore
wholly distinct from any factitious
circumstances of , birth, education,
wealth, or talent.-
Decline of Man.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Im
potence, Sexual Debility, cured by
Wells Health Renewer." $1
. j
Thought works in silence; so does
virtue. What folly would one avoid
did tho tongue be quiet till the mind
bad finished,' and was calling for utter
ance. ! :
of 9 years standing."
Taxions, Pa. 50 cts.
What Seven Could not do.
Nashville. Tenn., April 6, 1881.
III1 Warner & Co.: Sirs Seven
physicians could not do for me what
your Safe Kidney and liver Cure ac
complished. Hopelessly sick with kid
ney diseases, it restored mo to perfect
health. J A COB MYERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
o
A New Supply
F RED AND". WHITE ONION SETS,
Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Medicine,
Toilet and 1'ancr Articles, Ac. . . t f
W Prescriptions filled at all hoars, day and
nijrht. F. U. AHLLEK,
German Druggist.
July 10- . Correr Jfourth and Sun sta. ,
ro5cJ(Sci,
not. life la sweeping
by, go - ami dare be
fore you die, some-thlno-
mbrhtT and
..i.iim (.. tn rnmirr time.' : 68 a
HUUUfV mf . v "' - i -
week In your own . town. $5 outfit free, no
ri&k. Everything new. Capital . not required
We will furnish you etery thing. Many are
tilting fortunes. Ladles make as much aa
men, and boys and girls make great pay.
Bcadfir. If you want business at which you can
make great pay all the time, write for partlcu.
arm to II. Haxo-btt Cc. Portland, atatne.
sovlS-dAw tf. .?-jy-f'
1W
DR.
ti no
RrmRF AND AFTER
n arm, MsfM 30 DlVI TfilL
TO MEM OHLY, YOUIIQ D3 OLD,
nrno r ir-iag from Kw DUJrT:
- 3MTA12 CUT C8., PASIHAU, C121U
ABATE S SPECIFICS.:
Preparwl from furmube ueeil by aa en-loent
phygicun unnrm 20 years acceswini
, practice.. , -.. .
Sueciflc No. 1 Guaranteed U effect a radi
cal cure of all affections of the lllocd, whether
Scrolulous or acquired, bkia diseases. iirm
pies, moth patches, ete, , are perruanently
eurel by Bate's Specific Xo. 1.- Price fl. .
Sitccldc No. 2 Cures Skminac Weakkkss,
Nekvocs Debilitt, from Youthful I discre
tions or Excesses. Dtmbiclntr Exhausted VlUl
Uy and Loss ot Manhood. This Temoly is un
equalled In the cure of these complaints 1 1 Is
a powerf ul stimulus to the weakened Nervous
STStem. assists Nature to renew the strenrth
and vior of the debilitated organs, and effects
a rauu.ii cure. . rnci ci.-
Specific No. -iives instant relief and per
raancntly cures Rheumatism. Price f i. r
Spcciflo No, 6 A positive cure for aU M'eak'
ncsses comuion to females, llicc tl. :
bold ly Orirgpifitft or Cnt on welpt'of price
by .1. w. isate. ki ciAra t-. umcago.
p1 8KND FOR CIUCl'LAR.
may 3My-d&w nrm ,
1 PAIIKERS
W A TR B A TfSATi?
II i .a-S3T ttL.
11 S&r1 '
I lfc - hies
II
lory 27-deodAwJj
. The best and'aut
economical hair dres
sing, add 'made from
i materials that arc ben-
to the htf ana
iin. ar)crr 5; Hair
Balsam is highly es
teemed everywhere
for its excellence and
superior cleanliness;
ft Mwr rail trt Ritlftre fas YntrfMnI Colar
and lustre to gray or faded hair,Is elegantlyper-
I a". - Jk 2L. ...MMtnfAJ a iihaipji rfavtfnifT anil
Itching of the scalp, & prevent ting ol the hair.
(An. mnA ai ml &t ilnlm in Aran-
f July ll-d&w
WHOLESALE PPICES.
y.The following quotmona represent
wholesale prices generalrr. In matttg op
small orders higher prices have to be charged
His Soul 'and His, Silver. !
Vnn aolrtnir nlA hnw I ftATTie fcO 113 6 "it. T6-
mimU m of the atorv of tbe Scotchman; who,
ori his deathbed , after a life of meanness,
vantrt tn Tnafcp ihlnsrs all rlflrbt with the Lord
by leaving some mony to the kirk." r
W1U tne Aimigmv pass nic mm j
I give 10.000 pounds to the kirk, d'ye think?'
said he." , '.
r Mn't nmmtu vnn thot . TivoTi . answered
the minister, but I advise ye to try the expe
riment.'"
L.ughing heartuy at tne story, iwv.r .
n.i.. Vrt 971 nrrin HA'pnuft. Jersev
City, pastor of the First Baptist Church, West
Houoten, continue!; iumwun" "
i mirrn'u Tnvic; T trleil the exDerlment.' lit
more than met my expectations, and I am very
glad to testify to its excellence, ji. gucaw
once to the root of all digestive, and nervous
derangements bo common among men of m v
orofeBslon. For women and chronic invalids
r. . . . - ,e n 1 , la iIau
tne ionic is a penpes liivigunwn, " -
tlned to supplaut all otner remedies for this
purpose. A single-dose produces the gentle
perspiration and sense of life which eradicates
disease. It seems to rouse every organ into
activity. I admire it. too, for its power to an
tagonize the hold of the liquor habit over ine
briates." ' , '
This preparation, which has been known as
o.DirirD'a cikih-b Tomr. will hereafter! be
callett simply Packer's Tuxio. Asunprlncl-
plea dealers are consiauiy ucwiviug i,ur.i
customers- with Inferior articles under the
name of ginger; and as ginger Is really-an un
important flavoring ingredient, we drop the
misleading wont. -
There will be no change, however in the
preparation itself, and all bottles In the hands
of dealers, wrapped under the name of Pabk
kr's Ginger Toxic, contain the genuine med
lcine If the f ac simile signature of Hiscox &
Co. is at tne noitom oi me ouibiuc wmjn:i.
July ll-d&w i ,
. The. Public is r
new and enlarged
lyCapitaUPrize $75,
carefully to) notice the
lobe drawn jnnuai
Tickets only $51 Shares in pro
portion.
Louisiana1 State; 5 Iidttery
Company. i
We do hereby certify that ve supervise the
arrangements for all the 'Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lot
tery Company, and tn person manage and con
trol the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and
in good faith toward all parties, and we. author
ize the Company to use this certificate, with fac
similes of our signatures attached, in its advtr,
tisementsS' , '
Commissioners.
Incnronrateri In 1868 for 25 vears llT the Leg
lslaturefor Educational and Charitable pur-
roses with a capital of fl, 000,000 to wrncn a
reserve fund of $550,000 has since been
added. ' 1 ?
By an overwhelming populai vote ' Its fran
chise was made apart of the present State
Constitution adopted December 3d, A. p., 1879.
The only Lottery eve voted on and endorsed
by the people of any &raze. r
' : It never scales or postpones. 1
Its Grand Stogie Number Drawings take
place monthly . i p ti "li'.v,-
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. Eighth Grand Drawing,. Class
If, at New Orleans, Tuesday, August 14,
1S8S 150th Monthly Drawing. -
Capital Prize, $75,000.
lOO.OOO. Tickets at Five Dol
lars Each. Fractions in Fifths
in proportion. '
i'--i-UST OP PRIZES. -1
- 1 Capital Prize of. 75,000
' 1 n,nttl PHn nf.. - 25.000
1 Capital Prize of..... .....tf 10,000
S Prizes of $6,000 .j-12,000
. 6 Prixea of 2,000 10,000
10 Prizes of 1,000.. 10,00a
" on priimi f fioo - 10.000
.100 Prizes of 200 20,000
300 Prizes of 100 30,w
600 Prizes Of 50 25,000
1000 Prizes Of 25 25,000
Approximation Prizes of $750. 6,750
9 " 500. 4,500
9 , ' 2501 i 2,250
r,967 Prtzevansoimflngto.--. $28500
AnpUcaUoa for rates to clubs should only be
made to the-2ce of the Company In New Or
leans. M '
For f ru-tber'tof ormation, write clearly; gir
ing frill aldreas- Send orders by Express,
rMalI.'a4drossedonly to ; ' -; ' '
M. A. DATJPHTN, .'T
1 : - :m '1 . New Orleans, La. '
orM. A. DAUPHIN, I - . "
- 607 Seventh St., Washington, D. CV
July Il-wed-aat ftir-dJtw-
Old Newspap ers
-rX)R SALE. VERT CUE AT. 4 -'
Arplr to - '
. i
a
0 2
1
0 i
1 75
l 90
I 60
27
V
20
7 50
31 00
18 a
IVA0
12 49
: rl
u
10 o
: :
-i &
.10 &
77Vfe
1 50 Q
85 6
.14 0
BAGGING
Standard..
i lb........
IX. ih.
BACON North Carolina:
Hams, V ft
ShouMers, y ft. 4.. i
.Uili tK ......1.. -
WESTERN SMOKED I
Hams..
.Sles. Vlb I
Shoulders
DRY SALTED
Sides, V lb.... .......
' Shoulders. V ft .........
BARltELR Spirits Turpentine,
KaivhkI ITand. each...........
New New York, each.... .
New City .each. .fc... .......
BEESWAX, T fi......
BRICKS, fM- . . .
BUTTER, V ft
- North Carolina..-.---...
, Northern........ ..-...-
Wilmington- ................. -
Northern..., ....
CANDLES, y ft - v
Sperm........
Tallow....... 4... ....... - J
Alamantie-.... ..........
CUKESE, 4f ft
- Northern Factory...
4 Dairy, Cream.. L
r state. U
COFFEE. ft t .-i ,
: J ava. .
Lagnyra
- .......... ..
CO UN MEAL, V bus.. In sacks
COTTON TIES, V bundle....
DOMESTICS - : K b
Sheeting, 4-4, Vyd. ..
Tarns, V bunch ...
EGGS, dozen . i . , . . V. -FISH
--,m
Hiz-tprrl V. 1: "hbl
, Mackerel, No. 1, V half bid
lackerei, no. v oou .....
lackerel, No. 2, V half bbl..
Mackerel, No. S, V bbl. ......
Mullets, V bbl..;.....
Mullets, Porfc.bbls.
N. C. Roe Herring, keg.-..
Tlrrr rVnl. W th.
rERTlLlJSISRSi V2,tX lbs '
1 Peruvian Guano, No.--l. . ... .57 50
' I " ! No. 2..,..36 00
1 - V Lobos...r ..00 00
" Bautrh's Phosphate. .J...O0 00
Carol inaFerulizer........iV.. 45 00
-Ground Bone-. 1.00 00
Bone Meal.... .00 00
Bone Flour ......00 00
Navassa Guano... .:...J... ...40 00
' Complete Manure...;... -00 00
j Whann's Phosphate.-. .....00 00
Wando Phosphate 00 00
Berger A Butz's Phosphate.. 00 00
Excellenza Cotton Fertlllzer.55 00
Wench's CATttonate of Lime... 7 00
French's Agricultural Lime....
FLOUR, tf bbl - - -:.
Fine
Northern Super........
Extra:......
: Family. .
City Mills Extra.
- .. Family..;
" Extra Family...
QI.TTE V ft: !
GRAIN, tf bushel I
j i uorn. irom swre, uagn,wuii.
! , Corn, cargo, In bulk, white..
J Com, cargo, hi bags,, white.
Corn, cargo, mixed, in bogs..
Oats, from store. .." . j .. .i .
' Cow Peas.. .......T..
HIDES, tf ft ! I
Green J
1
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10 o
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17V
12i
00 49
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. 15 ,
13
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90
30
,..16 00
8 50
9 60
500
7i 75
400
7 00
3 00
5
8 50
00
50
49. 00
49 33
49 9 50
044 00
25
13
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14
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1 75
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0)10 00
10 00
496 50
49 8 00
&
49 8 50
& 4 00
49 9
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.037 00
51 00.
GO 00
50 00
40 00
fi45 00
57 00
495 00
4961 00
4970 00
970 00
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7 50
0 90
49 6 00
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7 00
6 60
5 75
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49 6 60
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66
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Dry-....-
HAY, tf 100 fts
Eastern
Western ...
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4
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75
61
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12
20
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01 25
1 25
85
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North Carolina........ : 00 0
LIME, tf Darrel......i.. 1 40 0
LUMBER, City Sawed, tf;M ft. I - 3
. ShipStufT, reBawed...;r...I.18 00
Rough Edge Plank. .. ....... .15 00
West IndiaCargoes.according -- r , . ,
, te quality...... c;.';....... IS 00
Dressed Flooringj seasoned . 18 00
' Scautling and Board, com'n. .12 00
MOLASSES, tf gallon
. New Crop Cuba, In hhda.. . ... 00
t , , ;flnibbls;.-.-. 40
PortoRico, in bads.. ........ 00
. ! V, ,ln bbls, 00
Sugar House, In hhds 00
1 ? ' f 1 f hiDbls.... ' 20
Syrup.ln bbla...'.v.-..:.:V.;" 40
NAILS, tf Keg, Cut,10d basis.. 0 00
OILS,- tf gallon ..;
Kfirowne.. ....... ............. 11
f iLardl... 1 10
iijinseea ....jw
I Rosin )
Tar '. 00
Deck and Spar ' 00
POTTT.TRY 1
Chickens, live, grown
l Spring.......
Tnrtp irn - . . . .
PEANUTS tf bushel. . J.
POTATOES, tf bnshel
i Sweet..
Irish, tf bbl ...
PORK, tf barrel . .
' City Mesa. ...v.... .
Prime J
Rnnn:. . I. . L ....... L ... .
RICE Carolina, tf ft 40
358
14H
14
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, 016 00
018
022 00
015 00
49 36
0,
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49
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0
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-49
49
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20
75
90
i 60
3 50
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024 00
017 00
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tA3, id oouniry
City ...
rope, tf ft
SALT, tf sack. Alum...........
: LIverpoo
Lisbon........
: American
SUGAR, tf ft Cuba..:...
Porto Rico.. I....
A Coffee.. .....L
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Wilmington, p Columbia
. & Auprnsta II. K. Co.
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finished. .......... .
Miif v m nnnnrni......... a
SHINGLES, 7 In. tfM 10 50 01100
i Common.... 2 60 0 3 00
1 Cypre8s:Saps;.,i.....-.M... 4 60j S 00.
CVnroes Hearts t 0 00 0 7 50
staves. V M W. O. Barrel.. 12 00 018 00
R. O. Hogshead 00 00
TALLOW, tf ft.. .U...... J.
TIMBER, tf M feet Shlpplng.12 00
-Fine Mill ..11 25
Mill Prime.:. ...wi.'..1..."' 7-&0
Mill Fair..............
IVimmnn Mill.................
WinsKEY, tf gal Northern.. 1 00
North Carolina.. 1 00
WOOL.V . nVrWaBhod...-i.. ! 228.
Unwashed 21
: fBurrr 10
010 00
0 ior
014 oo
013 00
49 8 50 v
6 000 6 50
5 00 0?O 00
0 4 00
0 4 00
0 2 80
49 130
0 22
0 15
ReWS Jewelry' Store! '
1WE "UNDERSIGNED J RESPECTFULLY
announces to the citizens of Wilmington, that
he has leased thef pmsdaes o JI3 MarkeCSt.,
and is now la receipt of a ? i
Handsome Stock of Goods,
which will be displayed In a few days.
J9 Watch and Clock repairing a specialty.
dee 19
? 'l JNO. H. ALLEN.
Call and See
. , i,
rj-HOSE FAT NO. 1 MACKEREL,
Choice FULTON MARKET SPICED BEEF
FRESH, NEW BUTTER, by steamer every
. j week.
And those jnstry eelebratM CARES always
i fresh awl crisp' : - - - . i---
" t , " - : ' ' ' - 1 :
And a fall line of Family Supplies, at
Crapon's Family Grocery,
july 10 .
Wlbxlngtan
iv SurKKiirrKJiDur. )
.N.C July f.ias.- i J
IiV
1 Y
' Change of Schedule. .
ON AND "AFTKK ,vu no, oc. .
9 P. M., the following Passenger Schea
nle will be run on this road v j k J .
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS, DAILY Nob. 4f
, , Weetand 47 East. U , -
xcave t JureiHc. ......... --- - -
Arrive at C C. A. Junction 6.20 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia... o VT AT
Leave Columbia. .1 Jri, f ,
LeaTe C. C A A. Junction. 10.20 r. m.
Leave Florence -A. m.
Arrive at Wilmington............... A U.
Njgiit Mail aktd Passesger Ttujj, DAiLt,
LeaTe Wilmington..... J......r:i0
Arrive at Florence 1 4j a. at.
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN DA-ILy
i -' t - No. East. . I '
Leave Florence at...i. ............. '
Arrive at wummgion..
Train 4S stops at all Stations.-: ; I.
No. 40 stops" only at Flemlngton. and Marion.
' Passengers for Columbia and all points on U.
& C. 1C lLt C, A K. R. SUUons, Aiken Juno-
Ha. tn.l ul nntnti Iir.vAnil. should, take 45
Night Express. i r - ;J J - J..'i Jtl
A'UJimau oieeierB ior uricw vu
AU trains run soiia oeiwctn vowniu; ,
Wilmington- - " - - ,
Tvi freiirht leaves Wilmington J daily .
ccpt Sunday at 7 A- M. .'jT-J
i General Superintendent
July 6 . . , - - ..- ! ,: !!
Wilmington & j Weldou
' Railroad Company;
j:
ay-
Office of Gkkeral Sutjckin ien km t,
Wilmington, N. O, July 8, 1S3. J
t Cha nge of Sch ed u le : :,
ON 'AND AFTER JULY 8, I8,",AT T..00
P.M., Passcnzer Trains on tle Wilming
ton & Weldon Railroad will run as folhJ-s : .
DAY: MAIL AND EX PRESS TRAINS DAIf.T
NOS. 47 NORTH ANI 43 SOUTIIJ ' l
IieaveWilmIngtou,.FrontSt.Iepot, 6.46 A. M
Arrive at Weldun ...4 12.40 M
Leave WeldonJ ........ S.ou p. , M
Arrive at Wllra'gton, Front St. D'pt, 8.40 I. Ijal
Fabt Through Mail A Passekgeb Tra iv
lAH.T NO. 40 SOUTH. ' ' j ' I j
Tvp WMctn. .................. 5.55 P. M'
Arrive at Wilm'gton, Front St. D'p't 0.S5P. la
MAIL AND ; PASSENGER TRAINS .DAILT
1 ; No. 43 North. . f 'v ;- :Vf
Leave Wilmington........... 8.00 p. li
Arrive at Weldon....... !.... 2pt0 A. M.
Train No. 40 South will stop' only at Wilson, 1
Goldslwro and Magnolia. I
Trainfl on Tarboro Branch Road Leave Roc k v
Mount for Tarboro at 12.00 A. M. and 40, P.
M., Daily. Returning, leave Tarboro at 10.00
A. M and 3 P. M. Dally. I t I
r- Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road leave'
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 8.25 P. M. Re-,
turning leave Scotland - Neck at 7.33 A. .
daily except Sunday.
iTrainNo. 47 makei close connection at Wei
don for all points North Daily. All r0 t1
Richmond, and dally except Sunday via Bay
Line. -.. - , .: I
TraiBo. 43 runs daily and makesclose con
nection for all Points .Norm via juicnraonn aua
c 111 v. rrtr - . ! .
All trains run solid between Wrntagton and
Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleep
ers attached. . . I
For accommodation bf local travel a passed
rer coach will be attachetl to local freight leav
ing Wilmington at 6.15 A. M. Dally except
Sunday. - - - ( .. -
JOHN F. DIVINE, 1
' General Superintendent.
T. 51. JKMJSKSUH, uenerai r-assenger Agent.
july 6 ; .... . ,;.- . ' t , j'
Carolina Ceiitrar K. ills
Company, v
Omci or General scpEBXNTEsroxirT )
' Wlhnlngton. N C. June IZitL 183.j 1 ,.
hange of Schedule.
f
o
N AND AFTER JUNE ,13th, 1K3.1THE
foUowlnk bcneuaie will be T operated onSthli
Railroad : . - -. f X ', : 1 '
PASSENGER MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN,
Dally except Sundays. ' 1 I
i Leave Wilmington at..-; 7.io r. au
No. 1. V Leave Raleigh at 7 .35 P. M.
; j ) Arrive at Charlotte at....... 7.00 AM.
I) Leave Charlotte at.. ...... ..8.45 P. M.
Nol 2. Arrive Raleigh at. ........ . .8.30 A.M.
. ) Arrive at Wilmington at.. ..8.25 A. M.
- Passenger Trains atop at regular stations
only, and points designated in the Company's
xime'iaoie. ; - -. t . 1 i.
SHELBY DIVISION,"; PASSENGER, MAIL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT. ;M
.,'f.A I . , I I Daily except Sunday.: HJ M'
Leave Charlotte................... 5.30 P; M.
Arrive at Shelby 9.00 Pi M.
Leave Shelby..... J7.00 At M.
Arrive at Charlotte. ............... .10.30 A M.
Trains No. 1 and 2 make close connection at
Hamlet with R. A A. Trains to and from Ual
eigb. "-.-...- - - ' If - i
Through SleeplngCars between WQmlngtos
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte, t
Take Train No, 1 for Statesvllie, Station
Western N C R R; Ashcvllle and points 'West.
L Also, tor Spartanburg,. Greenville, Athens,
Atlanta anu all points boutuwest. I I
...r - .1 C.JONES. I'l
! j ; i i t Superintendent.
F. W. CLARK, General' Passenger Agent
IUJV . ; .
a.
F1jEBIMIN& house.
3STJ O.
- I
TV. 3, CALAIS, Prop'r
SITUATED AT THE VERY FOOT of the
. t - . - - - : - i
Blue Ridge, within sight and easy reach ot
some of the most famous peaks. Tbe Roan
Mountain and other points of interest are near,
i Delightful air, saluorious climate and excel
lent water, j
i I will be pleased to corresiond with parties
proposing rest or recreation In the mountain
during tbe Summer months. J Excellent tabl.
lean beds, airy rooms ana prompt service
guaranteeu. Terms low.
feb 10-6m
ICE! ICE! ICE!
v - . - .. :. J -! . , y . j
I WOULD RESPECTFULLY1 NOTIFY lb
dtlzeus and tbe public generally, that I liave
"- f - ' ' i " i " j
laid in a full supply of choice ICE and aru ful
ly prepared to ull ontcrs to all polnu on IUU
Koatls and Rivers, and hope to secure a res
sonable share of patrons r.
if. IL J. AUUKNS, Proprietor
aplldiwSu New Ice llott-te.