V
YTHE EIORIf 1NQ (STAR, I ,!
. PUBLISHED DAILY, L ' ' ' Y
WJbi, "H. MERN ABIS1 K4itr ai)4 Proper.
Otfich, Dawson Bank Buildings. Front St ;
One year, in advance..... Y Y Y V.S7 00
Six months. In aUvftnoe. ...... ., s ou
! One montn, laa4vnc. ..,.... 75
v TbeUoue 8i twin he -dollvered ita any
. n h a H-t a. k'rwMutf rn nM week. -
,' Northern 'thrWb A way maU SWA. Mflallyf 1
, Southern MalL.. 8.-00 - - -; -f
, W. G. and K. B. B . . '-'-J , , M, Mon.
' . flays, WeUneUyaua fW'ii'V,
J, Fayette vllle u W raw. . v -p.. -'M
Imithville t Steam,, wITMhi
Neirtn'era Through 'gi'J
" Northern Through and Way Mall, 7:30 P, M. 1
J Southern, 9:43 P. M pally. . wav
W. C. auJ E., 3H F. Mfhree timet
rayetrevme,7aw r. ju, aauy,
' WILMINGTON MANCHESTER It. EOAD
Parsley, a. r r, T7.7i , ir. -
uZ-etaru and IVeawrer Win. A. Walker.
rtSwrojVeiffW Ticket AgerU-Jpo. R. Iatta.
. , fYeight Agent yifwtintfton-T-T. B Lipplt W . .
.. : FORD KAIL KO AD, , , .
pretidetU Robert ,11. Cowan. , , .
Director b. J.i'ersoa, a. a. van-uoJteien,
' Jno. A. McDowell, Robert 8. rrench, "Walter L.
Steele, Stephen W. Cole, Samuel U. Walk up, K.
Nye HutcOUson,' naywood W. Guion, C. C, Hen
derson. A, Q. Logan, A. U. Holmesly. . ,
, 8upmmtenrientyr. I. Everett. .. , f. f j
. Muxl of TrwifoortationW. it. Allen. t ,
; , .Vcretary and iVecunrtr 1. T. Alderman. ,
McuUtMecharUo-y.Oin. ,,,,. '
freight AffentW. EL Jrench. , ,; ,
, " WILMEttJTdx;' WJimQJf ttAtL ROAD.
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JXrectur on the nart qf the JStockttoldertVf
A. WliKht,S. D. WiOlace,' Ell Murray, AUrod
Martin, A. H. VanBokkelen, Geo, llnrri, of
WlluiiuKton, and Jolin Everett, or OoUUIkjio'.
Iirectvri on Ute pari of the tftuloJ. 8 CaJinon,
C. II. Brodgen and L. G. Eates.
Cturl Engineer ami (jciumU Hv)erUitdent
i 8. L. ireiuonU ,, ., t
MuaLerof Traitxportciiioti AVui. SiiilLh. .
.in-reUir y uiui Ireasurer J. W.TboinvHOU. ,
Muster vj MnetunerwJo'hn T. Dorlne.
ti. L. UmU- v.
Matter of 8upplie.W. G. MacRae.
General Ticket Agent VT. M. rotation,
THE OITT.
Tb STAB it deUveaed tdSate-
aerlbers la all parte af the Cltj
mt rirTEEX CENTS per week, payable
aly to Hr. JAB. It. 'OTIfSV Orders
wayke left the wlthJaias aratthle
Office.
- TO aPJUSKEZS AJSTD riJBLJSJXKmS. .
' ' We have just received a geoerml aMorttnent
of Black Printing Inks, mannfactored at C. E.
Kohiosoa'a Gray's Ferry Printing Ink Works.
We bare now on band Book, News, Job and
Card Inks, at prices varying from 25 cents to
$3 per pound.' Book,' Job and Card Ink in
packages of one, two, five and ten pounds
News Inks in packages of ten, twenty-five and;
fifty pounds. ,W sell inese superior '.Inkaaf
manufacturers' net cash prices, charging noth
ing for freight from Philadelphia to WHauntf-!
ton. Printers and publisbers in' ttUectlon
' .will thus see that they can them 'rom ns
cheaper than they can buy then! at the manu
taetory. -Gle as an rder. .'Term, caalu Vi
We can also furnish, oft short notice, "News
Ints,'irV packages of not less thirf lOd pounds,
at 16, IS and 20 cents ; and, in packages of not
less than 300 lbs., at 14 cents. ' 'Except for dai
ly newspapers, hwyiiffrlya
use of Ink costing less than 25 cents:
Thermometer, yesteftlaj .reached
ninety-two degrees in ,,the shade Vhe
Stab office. ; Ysi';,. r J
The Board of A8ses3ore( tor Wil-
mimrtoo town&hlp closed the books on yes-,
terday evening
-Po8TFTfcit,i-trhe Post Office
will.be closed from 9 o'clock morning till
5: 30 afternoon on tomorrow.
-The CoMMi88iONKRflTwll meet to
morrow morning, and', adjourn ' Until the
'next day without transacting any business.
HoiJDATTo-mofrow VeV i
common with the .city, enjoy a holiday;
and we will for this reason welcome the
'Fifth.;
. Otee. one' thousand persons, in
Wilmingtpn township, have -listed their
taxes. .The old.' .tax . Ixjoks contained
twelve ' hundredAnd twentj-eight names.
; oi.Thtirsday lasf thd .Thermom
eter stood the same at ' Wilmington, and.
Cllarkstop--8tt ' degree a--at .'Savannah It
reached thirteen degrees higher. '." ,7 ;J
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"mTIme ExpiEED--Mary ' Mcl.au ri n ,
a colored woman, committed to jail one
month ago.by Justice McQdigg-was- yes
terday released, her term of imprisonment
having expired. ;IIer ofienBOwas larceny.
Theouoii Tickets. The W. A
W. Rail Road Company advertises through
tickets, tor one way, to a riumber of Sum
mer resorts, and the cheapness of the fare
will probably induce many to avail them-
selves off the opportunity of visiting' those
.resortsso reiresbing both to' mindi.and
' body duriog' , this, oppressively warm
. a a :
. , Government Sale. Oii : Friday
' morning Hr. StacilVan ciriDse:. Ane-
1 , tioneeifiold by public'aijctidn Ten tons of
government Iron' and the hull of Hi.blck
ade runner, also, belonging to the 'United
SutesJ The total sale amounted to
,, $100.00 -if oa.$a00 per4 ton hull,-'
The articles .were at Myrtle Grove;Ikach,
below; the. city- ; - , .
We leard that Cato Potts and John Black
t two colored worthies, the-latter of whom
"recently- escaped tron .the' Fayettevllle
jail, were 'captured last Thursday near
Lambertou, 'ana.the torses stolen from
y:irptt;yp;clfllor.3,':wer!jrecoved
. irom menxj UU H Uil'JUUd
,,Bl-v;rrulered; without fes'uturieeV
butl'otts.foaght, hard and. lone ra he
f Rvecvme .-iTiatoriner .WMafinfc ta
-.Ooldsboro'; the lattefjagalnjatr
ayeiievuie. n:t,t.ri-, , , .... .
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vbi.iv-iio;.9o.
f . "-to A
eand Excursion. A grand ex-
CUfaon fo acmaw'iaewAl to-morrcrvr
be giyen der'the apiceJpf .il. Oliver
Coondl No. 9P, o
i edge an inritation to fbnn one of tW par-
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tj.- ' ; 5 ., ..' i ' -J'- 'I :
t v , i,y j ; ,f .. ! ' 1
r.,Tlcket forfgentleman .with privilege of
carrying a lady can W'procurred for the
snmof timtloliara. "i
t-s . ... :
vfAERMELONS. W"ew Yesterday
saw for sale in- our market watermelons,
grown on the plantation of Mr. John A.
Qdum, -Wrights ville Sound. The largest
melons brought . $1.50 each, and .the
srealler one eold irom fifty centsto $100
Mrl Odnm inforcned us that, he sent war
termelons to this city last Thursday; I and
he claims the credit bt having raised' the,
first of the season. ' 1 : :" s 1 4" ;
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Present to the Marsh AL.rmTlie
No 3 colored fire company has presented
the Marshal with a beautiful gold badge,
beariog on it the following engraving :
"The Marshal of the pity of Wilmington."
The badge was ordered from the North,
and the workmanship is executed in an
admirable style.;! It J was ; presenW iby
Henry N. Jones, a colored member of the
Board of Aldermen. "Tire Marshal replied
in a few appropriate words. The presen
tation took place at the latter's office on
Friday evening. : ' '
-A negeo man employed by one
of our Railroad Companies recently lost
his sister, and,' not having means to pay
her burial expenses, addressed a letter to
the officers of the Company asking assis
tance, which they liberally and , cheerful
ly granted from their private purses, thus
showing how readily disposed, our South
ern whites are to aid the colored man
when in distress ; and, also, showing the
necessity ot the colored people organlz
iug charitaule societies for soch purposes
a3 the one to which we allude." ..
r i
Charles Simpson. This colored
youth was yesterday r arrested ( by Con
stables Sellars and Carr and carried be
fore Justice McQuicff to answer the chants
ot having stolen a watch from a colored
man named Benjamin Robinson. ' It ap-
peared the act,, was committed on the
26th ult, and on that day Simpson' wa4
arrested and carried before ' the - Special
Court, but the principal witness was ab
sent, and the testimony thus lost so much
much of its weight, that theprisoner was
deemed not guilty and was released. Con-j
stable Sellers -" yesterday; ; recovered , the
watch, and traced its theft to Simpson.
Justice McQuigg decided the accused
man most give a bond ot $200 for his
future appearance for a final trial. ' .
As A: paett of colored . persons
were coming out of Pine Forest Cemetery
on Sunday afternoon last, a coffin, con
taining the corpse of a child, was discov
ered lying upon "the ground nnburied.
Upon inquiry, the keeper' of the Cemetery,
stated the mother had brought it there
but was without the means to pay for dig
ging the grave, and hence it was left in
that exposed state. They very generous
ly took Bp a subscription arnqfig J hem
selves, and paid the necessary , burial ex-
. .... -(. - V'
penscs.
About . to Drown , IIer. John
Saunders, a colored barber, was yesterday
arrested on the charge of baring attempt
ed to drown a " culled .'omaa". by throw
ing on her several buckets of water. '' ; '
It appeared - that - she had occupied
Saunders 'door, as a stand for retailing
cakes and candy ; and the barber was by
no- means anxious to have the , passage
to his shop barricaded by the bulky form
ot the cake seller ! lie informed her time
and again to leave; and she persistenly re
fused. Yesterday he tried the virtue of
several buckets of water on the amazon's
head. ' The effect was magical. She de-
patred, but returned in a few minutes to see
the arrest of the tonaorial gentleman, who
was carried to the City Hall, and required
to give a bond of $50 for. his future ap
pearance before the Special Court, to be
tried on the grave charge of attempting
to ; " Vb?own7 a peaceable 4cullud onum.'!
Nominations. Wa publish, a&.of
general interest, a list 'of the nominations
made by the Radicals of Harnett and Cas
well townships. : , .. , , t
HARNETT TOWNSHIP.
For Magistrates, Daniel Davis and Dela
ware Nixon (col.) For Township Clerk)
A. H. Morrisa. Constable,: Judia Nixon
(col). School Committee, Jason Lo&in
(col,) Daniel C. Davis, and Joseph Heigb
smith. Delegates to the Convention, to
be held in this city on the 17th inst., A
U. Morriss, Delaware Nixon (col.,) and
Jason Loftin (col.) These nominations
were made at a meeting ' held' on yester
day.
, ... CASWELL TOWNSHIP jj,; .
Magistrates, Wm. A Lamb and Henry
Hall (col). Township Clerk, J. A. Cor
bett. Constable, Alonto . Brown (col.)
Delegates to the Convention,' Henry Hall
(col.,),id rAhmzo.: Brown (coLJ f , These
nominations were made on jrrioay. j j, f
Jffe .bear Jthat , the x delegates from the
last named Jtownslup. -.were iinstructed to
.vote for the nomination of .Larkins : and
w further Jicar this" 'aspiring Vyouith is
' : confident of '; gaining; a.' completftvictotV'
r , 7 v AJF ta .J
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TTXV.
.WmmiOTPIT,
Nr CtouW0;learrt : that the
Sruoial HAnrt will hnlrl..nfi Aftaninn An. tr- I
rtTT .:;Tr. i -tti T. - rt-t ttj.
imomrwr The J6hrt! will? merely be called t
tg.oretanaTtha; f prfltrruAaogei tor a ses-
aion cai the next ay: bo arranged, r- .:' 7 4
Witnesses need not - attend until Tues-
day:morniag:f jh f ,1 f ; j 4
Goni mitted' : ' to " JAiLT--Charles
Simpson, a colored youth of precocious
disposition and loose morals, was jester-
giving
ice Mc-
'uigglforewlwrn he underwent a pre-
uuiiuary . .examinaiioo, . Dimpson
was
charged with larcedy,'
4i :niT: : .
Called eetinq i op'tb s Board
op AiETBiES.T A called meeting of the
Board of AderrneAas , "yesterday, after
noon held ; ; and we present the proceed
ings to our readers in a Condensed form.
. The ''dog croUTOnce' was repealed, and
another substituted in its 'stead. The new
one is very similar to the old one 'with the
exception of haying tho harmless curs muz
zled. This clause is omitted," and wisely,
omitted.-."- yY ;
The "barber ordinance" was changed so
as to read " barbers. shall be allowed to
keep open their shops till ten o'clock A
M., on Sunday." s Y Y Y Y, ;
The Board of Assessors were received
and tendered their books which were also
received with the thanks of the Board for
the arduous task ,the Assessors; had per
formed. , . .. .......
: It was resolved that the Mayor be in
structed and authorized to make a note
or notes, in the name of the City, for the
amount ot $30,000, for twelve months, pay
able to such persons and' in such manner
as the Corporation Attorney and . the Fi
nance Committee may advise,.
An ordinance was passed, empowering
the Mayor to form a contract with Dr. J.
E. Winants and EL E. Scott to care for the
City sick and poor. The lormex to re
ceive the sick at 40 cents per diem and
the latter to take charge of the poor at the
rate of 30 cents each ' per day. The con
tract with the ' U. S. Government for the
support of marines will be turned over to
Dr. Winants. ; Mr. Scott, the Superintend
ent of the Poor House, must send his sick,
furnishing himself the transportation, to
the. City Hospital.. This ordinance dates
from July 1st I860,' and the discontinuance
of the CityThjsician'fi salary is to date
from the same day. A'oard of Super
visors;' consisting of the Mayor, Marshal,
and Alderman Howe (col) was appointed
to superintend the carrying put of this
contract, and, there will be presented at
the next meeting an ordinance, defining
the duties of the Board of Supervisors. '
; W. II. Moore (col) was granted a recom
mendation for a license to 'retail liquors.
: An ordinance was passed giving persons
till 1st ; October next to remove obstruc
tions from the streets. , ' .' ' . .,; .
Board adjourned till 20th inst. -
Ladies Benevolent Soctktyv
'A
A meeting of the officers and visitors o:
this Society ; will be held Tuesday after
noon next at 5 o'clock at the house oi the
President. ; Prompt attendance desired, . .
. BukspAtkiassa'i Appatntaaeata '
for the 8mmvUhAtknl869!j i U
Hillsboro, . . . ... . .V. . . . : July 15
St. Mary's Orange County, 16
Greensboro, ............ ...1 " ' 1
8tatesviHe, ............ " 21
G winn's Chapel, WUkea County, ..,,.". . 23
Wllkesboro, . 25
GroveCbapel, Caswell County, ...... 28
LCOOlr 4 w v'e Ve e ' Vi t ' S)
Morzatrn, ..'...'.v..:....V:..Angust 1
Cavalry Creek, Henderson. County... , 5
Bt. John's in the WUdern.es,, Bender' .
, " son Cpunty,.... .: t :. 6
AshevUle, ....i..tf..tii4w'v.'i.V, 8
Waynesville, ..... i . ' 11
Murphy, Cherokee County i, " 15
Liecester, Buncombe County, 21
Leaksville, Rockingham Coaaty'.... 28
Mountain Chapel, Roeklnham County, ' ,30
.. .Raleigh Sentinel and Standard please copy.
i : BxrkcNEss" notices. ' -.
Carolina Farmer. -The Caro
lina 'Farrner, one of the most popular agri
cultural magazines in the country. - Only
$2.00 per year. Address Wm.' H.; Bernard,
Editor and Proprietor, "Wilmington; N. C
i To BUSINESS MEN.-Parties wish
ing to advertise in any 1 newspaper pur
lished In either of the Carolinas may save
much 'unnecessary . time and. trouble by
making their contracts with: the Morning
Stab Advertising Agency, which is fully
authorized to receive' advertisements at
publisheraT lowest rates, i AU necessary in
formation : given, i and '.advertisements
mailed direct to publishers as soon .as
handed in. Business ' men will f cbusult
their interesU by patronizing this Agcn
cv. - Advertiser Dave no commissions, tf 1 '
; To AxVEimsEB8, As advertising
mediums the Mokkihq Stab and Carolina
Farmer are not surpassed by any publica
tions in the State '' Y . , ,
1 Job .PRiarnNa.-r-'The ..'rndst com
plete Printery ' in the Statej , including
Printing Office, Book Bindery and Ruling
Machine, at the officq of the Mobntno'
Stab.
Ilowtdafia t (Hosadalis! t "'.
Are you suffunng" with incipient -Consumption
or Scrofula m any form. Rheumatism, Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Skin Diseases or Nen
.ralgla r Is your blood. In a disordered state f
Do you. feel languid or depressed - in .spirits f
Would yon be ridof these) - Try RosadaUs.
This remedy has been fully tested (' the de
mand Increasing to such an extent as to eaus
the rropnetors to nt up a more extensive isd
oratory for JU manufacture. The .best, evi
dence of Its virtues is the testimony of .those
,who have osediU ..Wholesale Depot, $1 'Ex
change riaee.v ask yoar wrurgwi tow m jma
dalit Almanac tor 1809.3 u Y
day committed to jail fri default of
the bond Vehufrecr orhirh by Ju
p ' .:" i n. i t i mm r . . . .... v i i i i ft , i i i i - ' . 1 1 i : 't h '.'Fill - v i . t ( i f ' f i m . ' i- i i 4 u' x 7(a : w i.trv . .4
II. C.V SU1IDAY H0ElimG;;:JPLY .4; 18G9;',.if;
o.r i m j J f. J JM;A I Lv3 : :
L - "A ' '
Notth' Carolina4 in wH!iNiitshell
Fifty', SwissInfgranWarriv
cd at'Ocldsbojo' Frldaf. i:ti 1 5
,: Last , i jFriday. jugb t $3,200
were loaned to several members '.of the
Raleigh Building and Loan. Association
at jiicuiiuuis ia)igiug tiuiu,j.v lu no UCF
cent.",' V . 'Y-Y Y
-- Three men demanded admis
sion of Mr. Snipes, in Raleigh, ;Thursday
night, and curded the proprietor for, not.
admitting them; who' fired at them twice,.
vauaiug a uaotj tcucaii. - , , , . : ,
: u ' ' i i i ... t-i i 1 ' -
.a -rThe contracts for the- 'heayy "
work, on the Western Division of the W.
N; O. R. R.; including; six ' tunnels,' has
been let to contractors who are claimed to
be men of energy andTespousibility. ;
V Halifax county ; has formed a
Medical. Society, by the election of the
following officers:; Dr.- MJ AWiloox; as
?resident,'and Dr. A.' B. Pierce as'Vice
resident, with' Dr - John A. Collins as
Secretary and Dr. Chas. Gregory as Trea
surer.. t , .,: '
.-I Says the Standard: ." A gen
tleman insured his life in; the Brooklyn
for $2,000, made his first payment on the
16th of June, was strnck speechless with
paralysis on the 17th, and J. W. Lawrence,
of this city, General agent for North Car
olina, was notified,: and made prepara
tions to promptly pay the $2,000 on the
18th. , lie has since been informed .that
the insured may recover,though his shroud
had been prepared by his friends. -.
' We clip the following para
graph from 'an elaborate report ofthe com
mencement exercises ot Klttrells Springs
Female Colloge, published in the Weldon
Newt : The session just closed, under
the United management ot the Revs. T. M.
Jones and C. B. Riddick, with a corps of
able assistants, has had in attendance
'some ninety or a hundred boarding schol
ars, the graduating classes embracing six
teen yonng ladies, besides the awarding
of a gold medal to a parlor boarder ?for
having thoroughly mastered the languages,
(the first medal that has ever been award
ed at this college.) Miss Bettie A. Wright,
of Caroline County, Ya., is 'the fortunate
possessor of the gold medaL' The exer
cises will be resumed Monday, no vaca
tion being given.during the Summer. .
NEW ADTKKTI8EHENTS.
, HxutsBBBoaa'a. iLi?e , Book Store
Bride's Fate. Y '" 1 '
-The
Minrsosr & Co., City Clothiers Just" as I
expected. i-.i - "
John C. Koch Meeting of Howard Relief
Fire Company. . " l t'V . ." -
- Soutsbbxand & Stxiqall New Stables,
New Horses,' Ac. . ..'
Wm., M. Poisson Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad.
Cow aw A Mrrrs Ale, Porter, Claret, and
other arinkable,.YYYYYY 'Y -.,v ".
D. G. Worth Postponement of the Smith
field Excursion.
Wm." L.' Smith aud other Insurance Ageuts
A Card. '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Servant . Wanted.
A RELIABLE SERVANT WANTED
i
to do the Doo)dBg,L Washing, Iron in v ami
General Work for a small family, eonslsi
ung er
two persons. . White preferred.
ersons. . w mte preierrea. 1
Good Reference remrired: : : 1 '
Ar
Apply to 4 , WM. B. WAKKOCK,
Jt
myr,i
. At Morning Star Job Office.
Wilnunjon 1 and
Weldon liali Uoad CoM
3:
,. : .'OWfCK GxirxBaX icwr Aoctt, ,
, . WUmingtoni Joly ..
TO ' EXCURSIONISTS.
fTlHROUGH TICKETS TO THE EOLLOW
- J.' ing Bummer resorts, at the prices speci
fied, may be obtained upon application at the
-Tieket Office of this Company:
White Sntphnr Springs, va...... (23 60
Wrtok-lit-filu-w. Alnm - MM'
HeaUnr
Hot
M7S;
Wo will shortly, place oa sale Ezourtion
ticket at greatly reduced prices, good until
November 1st, U09, for grand exoonie 1 trips
from Baltimore by Rail, Lake, River. Ae to
Niagara Falls, Montreal, Quebec Superior
City, White Mountains, Saratoga i-tprlnga, Ac.
Passengers going by one route ana returning
by another. , , . , , , . .
Corresponding tickets to connect at Balti
more will be sold at the Wilmington and Wet
don Railroad Ticket Office. , The priees of
these excursion tickets vary in accordance
with ihe route taken, but all terminate in New
York or Boston.
WM.M.V015SON
TJU. JU AUlOOVflt '
General Ticltei Agent.
"Jnlyi-lt
Just ; as y I Expected !
.1! i--. .'.;.fl I i " ,i.ri. ' - , '
CLOTHING
. 1 -f
M'
O TING OFJT ; R APIDL? ; UNDER , THE
inflaenee of hot weather and " ( J'
i ' t xow peices; , ,
,.' . '?. . ; c . . -Our
6 tore will be kept opea Monday till 10
o'clock A. M., for the benaAt of persoaa who
forget to buy before. 4 ' t- - i .
. City .Clothiers. 4
ale;
(To"tmgers SPASKLlltG, Edinburgh.)
PORTER
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(BARCLAY, PERKINS A ?0., Lon.J
and.
CLARET,
All superior qoality. ' 9 ust received at
.-w ti'f ' ;-' .
7 Harket Street.
ti
t-.N
COWAN1 fir IIETTS.
1
fulyUf
fl'3 I
3xt ;
rr
"'"t il!. ! rr
. EzcwcionAban
mHE EXTREMELX LOW-8TAGE OF THE
; Jt river preventing, the arrival of the GOV.-
;W ORTH yesterday ,Ter exoursion to. Smith.-'
,vllle en the pkx Jim peen abandoned. ;
D. G. WORTH.
Aaii
1
iwi
'. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.',
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OP
the Howard Relier Fire Enfine Com nan v:
So; I, is postponed until Monday evening the.
J3tb of, at 8 o'clock, nui.v.iu r.
uy oraer oi tae resiaens. - zti t ! ' ft
' ' JOHJClKOCH, t
July4-lt .it;'!-v,ii'& t''-i.t..u.
fiecretaryi
-r-
New Mes.' New Horses.; BuEfies; Car-
..;tr.a?-rv . nam &-,' .
TTTITH j EVERYTHING NEW! s'i WE 'ARE
T T f prepared to let Horses, Top and No. Top
Buggies, Phaeton's Close Carriages, Ac., on
.reasonable terms. 'ij3Jfc .a . ; 5
... Ho:ees boarded by.the day,week etaontli,
and special attention paid to them, '.-.'
- Horsee Always on hand ' for sale and ex-
. : SOTJ TJttERLAND A STEAGALL.
July 4-lw' ;" . . - '. '-
'A-(lA;T?.D;-;
i, .1 i it. ; JTj .i,t7 ...rr.. t,u:. j .
IN. CONSEQUENCE OF THE ; AB8ENCE
from the Ciry of the General Agent of the
Piedmont Life- Insurance Company, a reply
te tats ad vertlseiat e June auth baa len tie-,
layed, trat-wU ireoelye attention a (too &4 he
returns. , .
;.,riM WM. lt. SMITH, '
i Y ' 'T.H.CAMERON,' 1 - Life, , '
J.E. SPKABMAN,
Agents. ;
:M. P.TAYLOR,
' J. A. BYRNE
july4,18U9-tf
Edwards & Hall.
, . , . X.. ......
No; 3 South Water . Street,
: .; .... j, '- '
V: 1 - ;.(y.ii:n.'1.. :.-nw.vK;i. - ,
HAVE ON ft AND AND -OR SALE
IOO RARRELS : :
N O
I H
e r ring
Jyl-najctf
New Books.
mux: bridk fate, ! sequel to
jl tne Changes Brides; .
HansBrestmanh'8 Ballads in 1 vblnnie, bean-
T rlr a lv nitnnit. v.. ...'., : ,,. t
The "Privii al Man, by the Duke of Areyle;
Gates Wide Open;
Gates Ajar.
Leonora Caraloni, by Trolloppo.
Breaklns a Butterfly.
The Last Athenian by Rydberff.
VaaetKm; The Cricket for Geo. Santfj Cart up
by the 8ea, by Baker: Little Foxes, by Mrs.
Conrt Karm, by Mrs. Wood; Gold Elsie by Mrs,
A..ia wittier j service Anoai, - Dy - JLamirai
semmes. r or sale at - ;
HEINSBIBGER'S
Jy?-tf A-ti Live-Boole Store. ,
? EDWARDS & HALL,
,, t.-" Wiholeeale and Retail . - ;
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in all kinds or COUNTRY ,
PRODUCE,
Na. S Ha. Water (.,
aplS48!M.r : r; . . . : WiimingtomN.O
$5.00 - PMaas."
BROWN. , i .' . m .--a h-o--
E, & E. "Capt. Jinks,"
AND - -'':
R. & R. "Qui Vive,"
: AND BAY WHITE ;
LEGHORN HATS,
Just received at.
; t, if- - x:r- Hi i t
"ANDERSON'S,
&ign on the Tree.
Durham Tobacco
' -ytrsT rteceived; a small nrrotCE ov
fj sae xavonte orana oi uarnam snrarag
Tobacco, M Pro Bono Publico," in one pound,
half pound and quarter pound packages.
CIQAR8, ; u .) Ij -T :' Y -!u ;
- J OF APPROVED SRANBS, "
Imported And Doaies tic,
' For sale by ' i ,
jySte - DxROSSET A CO. '
Dr. EicauV
i.l li:;
Golden 1 Remedies. ;
ASK FOR JO OTHER, TAKE NO
other, and you will save time, health and
money. . . .......
gl,0UO REWAKD for any ease of disease In
any stage which they fail to cure. . ,
Dr. Rfchan's Goldkh Balsam Na 1 cures Ul
cers, Ulcerated Sore Throat, and- Morth, Sore
Eyes, Cutaneous or Skia . Eruptions, Copper
Colored Blotches, Soreness ofthe Scalp, Scrof
ula, Ac.: is- the greatest Renovator, Altera
tive and Blood Purifier known, removes all
disease from the system, and leaves the blood
pure and healthy.
Dr. Richau'8 Goum Raxsax No. 8 cures
Mercoiiai Affections, Rheumatism in all its
forms, whether from mercury or other causes;
ves immediate relief in til eases. - NO diet
neeeeearv. J. have thousand of certifi
cates proving the miraculous cures effected
by these Remedies. Price of eitn er No. 1 or
No. 1 15.00 per bottle, or two bottles for 19.00.
Dr. Richau'S Goldek Axtidotx, a safe, spee
dy, pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary
Derangements, accompanied with fnll direc
tions. Prioe 13.00 per bottle. ;,-, ;f ' s , .
IDr. Richau'S Goldkw Elixis d'Axock, a rad
ical cure for Nervous or General Debility, in
old or vounar s lmnartirur enersrv : withi won-
derful effect. Price 5.00 per bottle or two bot
tles for S9.00.' '
. On reoelpt of price,, these remedies -will be
shinned to anv nlace. Promnt attention naid
to all correspondents. None genuine without
the name Of "Dr. RICHAU'S GOLDEN REM
EDIES, D. B. RICHARDS, sole proprietor,"
Diown in glass oi notcies.
Address, . it DBl.DL B.' RICHARDS,
No. S28 Varick St.. New York.
Circulars sent. Office honrs from 9 A. M. to
lulyS-ly 1 v ' ! '
Wilmington and
fi
Weldon B. Co
i . Omoi CHixEnoi A Gw. 8totY
s . WlLMTNGTONj . .4uly S,!l!9. -
iiiuHUik ... . . : . . . . .
flxcarsloos .to .Oar Seashore.
Fortand Tlattle Fields.-
EXCURSION TRAINS WILL BE 'RUN IN
connection with Steamers from all points
on this road, as well -as connecting, roads, to
carry excursionists to the Seaside at Smith-
vuie, r oris uasweu, r isner, Anaerson ana toe
numerous oiner aeiensive worn oominuivwi
dnrinur the late civil war. . i v .' i :
Who will take In hand the accommodations
for excursionists on, the' Seashore and at
Smithville. .U -vv-...' i -- -
' .. , -V-t , -tS- U FREMONT,., f
'juiyit !Ayr " : ,Y ?e- 8pt..!
100 Cases Lemon Sugar,
BO CASES OASTarS", Y-
T
.kianiK''; sIcilt x.Enoir sttgar.
- fp-t.ti?i.w Fuair ixxrolt -hv'6nl
I In store imd receiving at 11 I Frnt street;
ilERCAIITILE PRIIITIIIG!
4.. p Vff, '-.l-.-.j'i tljiJ. Lrr- -wy I',
:..:! J
BUSINESS CARDS,
' LETTER HEADINGS
NOTE HKADINGS,
BILL HEADS
CIRCULARS,
ENVELOPES,
STATEMENTS,
NOTE BOOKS,'
r
TATJS, and
GENERAL JOB '.PRINTING
Executed in the beet manner, and at the short-
est notice, at th v , . t
MORLG STAR ,f
job printing office:
Hand and Steam Power
PRINTING PRESSES.
rpiIE TJNDERSIGNF.D, HA VINO AC
cup ted the Agency, for the Southern States,
of Cottrell ABabcock's celebrated Hand and
Steam Power Printing Presses, is prepared to
furnish' tbeni AT MANU FAfiT U RERS
PRICES.-' ' '-'v '. -it '1'-
These Presses aro recommended for Cheap-
nes; speedy strength, durability and finish.
The- Improved "Country Newspaper and
3 ob Press V is specially adapted, . to the wants
of Southern Publishers. Ono of this class may
be seen In operation at my Printing and Pub
lishing House. ; . ;; .i . Y-.i .i... i
Circulars sent on application.1 '
' .''(. YyM. U. BERNARD,, -v. ;
. .: ,Aa?ont for the Southern States,
: ' ' Wilmington, N.C.
m STORE
And in Transit,
OA Ann bvnheln wnn
a4U,UlJU YELLOW CORN,.iij
BVSITELfl WillTK ADD
1400 hbls. Freoh Ground Flonr,;. i ' i
. . 1 - '
30 hhds. Bacon Sides iiivl STftonlders, '
150 hhds, and bbhiv Molasses, ,
400 bales Beleoted Hay, ! ; - -
.1
1500 Sacks Salt'
i SO Tons No; 1 Peruvian Guano, , s J
100 bbls.: Distillers' Glue, r';: ''' !
40 tons Hoop Iron, v :?
200 kegs Nails, Ac, Ac. '
Yv Y; 1 '--I v.--i
For sale low for caslrpor to prompt paying
:":-.! "1 --'.i !! .' "'-V. Vi'-l '-.f- i
parties, by . . ,
jy 4 tf ' WILLlAMVAMuicHlloN. '
! , Speciality,
QVB $Z 50 FINE
Lady's Serge
... . . -
Congressjjait&rs.
We eliallen ge any mar.
ket to produce a bet
ter pelco of goods for
less money. The pub-
lie are respectfully in-
vitea to try tnem. ......
. ,f. ; GEO. R. FRENCH A SON,
JyS-tf : - : 2 North Front Street.
i iFlour, Hour--
fTKT BBLS. BEST BRAhS EXTRA FAMI
f O LY FLOUR "Hiram Smith," "Oak
land" and "Myers Double Extra," expressly
for our family trail e. .a.. -
aso bdis. Family, extra superfine
and Lower trades, fresh ground, anl at low
est prices, at , . .,. , GEO. MYERS.
. ' ll A 13 Front-street.
:j Qha,J,Mye?, Agent ixr. i Jyltfi
EaUEoad Hills SnufiT. .
Cf HALF-BARRETTS. JUST IN STORE, at
mUKJ GEO. MYER,--11 A 19 Fro n Wat.
Salmon, and UTackerel.
Of? KITS NO. 1 MACKEREL and SALMON,
mmifj as
Jyl-tf
. ' s ' ,vt SEO- MYERS,.
11 and 13 Front street.
'- ' JUk.
:vEemgy:::;',?,'',.
THE undersigned respectfully give notice
that they have removed their LIVERY
AND SALE STABLES to the new buUding
erected on the site of their old stand, corner
Third and Princess streets, where at all times
tho nublio can be accommodated wiih Horses.
ASirriage&Bnggies and. every kind of convey
ances, xneir irtenas are invjwsci to give tnem
eall.i .'-'- Yl -
, Jyl-St . , .. SQUTHERLAND A STEAQALL.
t-New- Coach Shot).
lllE 6vu)rleU'llftre'84tillshed a CAR-
i RXAGS It tiP O I Xhirdtreet, next door
Soutberland A Steagall's new Stables. They
aolSoU aaR from all-ifr t of Oarriages or
Wagons.. Repairing in, all.. the different
branches neatly and promptly xlone, and all
work warranted.
Jyl-lw
HAYDEN A HAN BY.
Notice-Dissolution, y
,- II - . r. . : . ' 1 1 '. it . I . - l. 1 '
IN eons oane nee of the death of our Mr.
JU STOKLEY, the firm Of Cannon, Stokley
A Co. is. hereby dissolved. - . . ,;
, The undersigned surviving partners will
settle the business of the late firm, and we
request all persons lnaeDt-
ed thereto . to make immediate payment, and
tnose caving claims against tne nam. wui
please present them for adjustment.
.... ... :r SAM'L W. C ANNON, I
je 30-lm , ;i .... C. W OLDHAM, , , !
COPAUTXERSniP NOTICE.
The undersigned surviving partners of the
late firm of Cannon. Stokley A Co. have this
dav formed a copartnership for the' transact!
ion of a general Grocery and Commission!
Business under the name and style of CAN
MON A oLDHAM." Office and store at-No. 4
South Water street.. - SAM'L N. CANNON.
l.Wtlm - r tXT AT TMI . .
t!
Butter! -Butter!
i
tTtaESHFROM THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
GUARANTEED TO BE tJPERIOBTO1
i --vrTTT- -o-Ta,rirvOTT"-cixr 1 . "Y
Far sale VEBY CHEAP, la lata te snlt
li?-ri. t retail, ay tf.' i.fJ-"
.'fi W. M.-& J. Ci STEVENSON, ( ,
'1 1 - .'City' Hotel Building, I
jezs-u - . si m aiir onunt
UAH.- O." Al'i.i..iai
OneSquareone rtarr."...'. :...UM.
" ,tadavs.
1 25
.. . i ou uays,iv.,.,i.....,..i. : 9 00 .
uua w wa.,... ....... ..... a w
r Oofltrftt AaVeJrtlseinents taken at pro
portlonatly low rate.- f ,
i-'MarrlaarM..' rWuLtriai Sl!-Wnat 1Sinpr.l nnd
Oblioary nptioea 111 fpeerted at kalf rntea
.w?n paid for In adyancttj otherwise full rates
will be ehartred-. - -
'-Tttife-cash'on demand-
- STEAMSHIP" LINES:4'
Patronise the t
Sit! i
o li -D ;:.7i;'i'N'''E ;
THHEw; yonK:.rr
i t ANI N08T& CAROLINA '
lUniCH HAH OrTMVKn BIT nn.
Mr ' positions and nver taken advantage of
a monopoly, and Fbpse rates have, been,
Unifoimly Lower . i ci '
:!T , V " 311 WIjiib M Coast
And . Present Rates of Freight
'and" Insurance Guaranteed
' as JLow n tho Xowesci
The only Line connecting with, or author
the ttmugh BiUs of Lading by either
WlLMrNGTON A MANCHESTER R, R J -WILMINGTON
A WELDON R. R.j rr '
,J1J1ILar0N CHARLOTTE A liUTHER
FORD R. R. . ... ,
All freight eonsioned. to the Rail Road
Agents will have benefit ot lowest rater to or
from New York. . -
Sailing from New York every- ,
''YYY."1-- , K . SATURDAY.
At 4 P. M from Pier 1A East River, offerinir
the advantages of a trl-weekly line. .
'-. wtmiii, Agent,
. , -- , Wllmlnrton. K. C.
JAMES HAND, Agent, 119 WairstreeVN. Y .
Patronize the Opposition : and
so4 Insure lw llates. , :
aILLARD'S
:r.
m'w
S t e a ihWip & i ii 6 '
.TET WEEN N EW. YORK--AND . WILMIN.G-
-a
Vi
Tho lVcw Iron , Steamships
V0LU1ITEER,
f . .Y Capt. JONES,
. i
wm leave vr iinum
dava. . This Una lir
igton alternately every five
Tings gooda froaa New York
at the following Tow rates.
Flanr IS Ceate per Barrel; '-'
Park, ss Cent per Barrel; r-
Malaasee a3.Ce.ata. per. Barrel,
' Sagar iS.Ceata per' ;
Measnrethent goods 4 cents per foot t Weight
goods 10 cents per loo lbs,;, k j. ....
mr insurance enectea at lowest rates.
j . ! '.J ISARUY) BROTHERS, Agents.
W ilmlngton, N. C May 82-tf , r ;
6 HOUSES AND LOTS, JO UNIMPROVED
Lotd, 1 Horse, Rocks war and Harness, 1
Cart, and 1 Dray, at reasonable prices.
JTHO. C. MJLL1S.
E1. .
fe 2S-lw
or JAS. B. HPUGlffS,
ALEX ALCOW&f'; rAXOpWXS.
T71ALCONER.A JiON.ntAe and Iatk.
er Dealer, No. 12 Dock-street, Wilmtng-
ion, . v. we wisn v purcnase any quantity
of Greeri ana Dry Hides Sheep Deer and
Goat Skins, Leather, ln.the Rough, Wool, and
Beeswax, for which the highest cash prices
will -be paM. Always on hand, fine French
and American Calf hkina, Oak and Hemlock
Sole, Harness and Upper - Leather, Shoe find
ings, Ac, for sale at ihe lowest market prices
JeSOtf '
QnflYlBU8HEM EXTRA PRIME CORN
OvUU hourly expected. , s , ; -.
i For sale low from vessel by ' i
Je 86-tf ; . W1LLARD BROS.
Hotice.v
H
AVIKQ HOLD THE WAftmNCrTOH
MARKET to Messrs. GarreU Tlllev. I
snail sume Dnsiness again as tame roxer.
Those having, FAT BEEVES or SHEEP for
Bale, will tio well to let.me hear from them
Those who are indebted tq the . house will
please settle at onoe. . . .
1. "u .'hai. Weeklyi.at !-,
7 l.TT.il-JD BSBORO'j
' -k. J-.At tiie fo ieaST,fv''f J 1
9 Is 5 O ? ip o r " A n u n ni . ' .
Hrr is wow1 ackno wledged to be
JL one of the very best papers in -the State.
It has a very wide circulation, and is fully
alive to evei y thing that is of interest to tho
people. ,v ;-,...,...... "V;- - ,":,?
A CUOICS ADVERTISING XEAIUM. '.
'Try the Aaetrer for one year." ' '
W. II. Bkkkaju and 6r bokt A Hnrsoa Agents
in Wilmington. Address,
f. . aplS-tf . ;,f j i ( v u. P. MONIKLL, Editor. 1 1
The Old Hortli State,:;
Recently ' Enlarged an& (Improved, it now
, f A aZv paper puUuhed in BaUtfatry. '
mnTR vvrt.t-ist AnT.isrtTK melt TowEri
I, and jopular Weekly paper has recently
been enlarged to the size of the largest weeio
lies in the State, and, is confidently offered to
the people of North Carolina as inferior to no
paper in the State. ,"'."' i..k'.- ?,-iitfVj m
In politics the Old North 8tat is an Ivdb
rasDitjrr Conservative paper, bat It to net de
voted exclusively to polities. A large space
is given to 4 grionlturef Domestic Economy
ana the various material Interests of the
State,' as well as- to Judicial opinions and
much other miscellaneous matter of general
Interest to all classes of readers, besides the
...V... .law . - ..... . . ....
The circulation of the Old North Stati Is
believed to be tho largest of any paper West
ot Raleigh with a .single exception, and it Is
rapidly Increasing. If una aestionably affords
the best advertising medium in this part of
the State.
'
r
vaaks, rr advaxce :'
One year, i'-4 ,.!.;'..,- ' oo -.Sixmontiis,
- '- ? 'V '4 i 150-,
Address, r
.- i-f; LEWIS HAKES, Kw-',
v Editor and Pronrietor. "
apl4-487-tfl
, b . .. T - Salisbury, -N.-C .
,A D,V,E R T 18 El
" f''. ,
-IN fHE if
yI a
IN THE
"- 4 -
IN THE .
Sunday 'Ilessenger.
.i , . lssaed every Saturday from the "uU
Dail Meaieiigcr onceJ ''
... . .,f -. I' .;'';-v.-.,'li:f1
V ' GOiD&ffpjep', -v. a,
(The great Centre of the W4 WRR," and
v r " cRR'd.)- :. :
TUB. SUNDAY : MESSENGER tS : Ai,
live 4 column paper, up with the times,
and - in favor of progress.- - Is read In altnnet
every hamle , village and town lm t a. tern
North CaroUna and on the line of the W A W
RR. t J. -; '--. ' "? 1Jf I xtd t'4
aa-Prlbe (. per annuiu, .
.The best aavertising ueuiuia. ; sena ior nn
of Drices and advertise. Terms reaiwnable,
.Address, v.:. SUNDAY -MESSENGaRy
Jan2-tl , . Goldsboro, N.C.
t , ' III i - i i.'M i I il ll in ,y-
fXRESCKJOV MARION, S, 'i C, PUB-
Vlished Weekly, 8. E. McMillan, Proprie
tor. - " . 4 i . . v -. j
. i v i WM. IL BERNARD, Agent
septtS-l-tX 1 .., , W Umingtott, N C
V