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THE MORNING SXAU, PUBLISHED DAILY," WM. wTbKKWAKI Mttor s4 ri Oirrc, Dawson Bank Bandings, ?roat 8t . ' Ona year. In advance...... Three months, In advanoe...... ...... w One month, In advance.. 70 The Moawnra ?tr "will be teUverM In any part of the City at Vrmai Cam per week. " PORT OFFICE D1BECTOBT, , ; , Northern throurh A way mail 5:00 A. M. Dally, Northern through ' mail 7K P. M. Southern Mail..... .'..;.... 8:00 r a 1 . 1 " W I, ana iw. jv. a... days, Wednesdays and. Friaaya. -. Fayette ville via Warsaw,, ..fc A. MDWlT, Smithville via steam.......... 1:30 P. M., tnrec times a week. , . ;;;,';. ' . "'..',' .' u'f i MAILS 111IT1 it 0,0 ..... ... Northern Through Wall 5:00 A. M. Dally. Norther. Through and Way Matt, TiST P. M. Pally, exeept Sunday delivered at 8:00 P.M. from alley window.' ;J ; j " J ;i ,J w . i. Southern, 43 P. M. ipally. " - -W. C. and R., 8 KM P. M. Three times a week FayetteviUe.7:S0 P. M., daily, except 8unday. Smubvllle, 1:30 P. M.-Threo times a week. Office open from 7K A. M. to 6:30 tr. JU. , Sunday- .; ; am t. 9g A. M. M " ' ' " BAILWAT , BIBECTOBY.; WILMINGTON ft MANCHESTER E. ROAD " -- n Hnll ' V Zraetor John Dawson, Henry N tttt, O. (K Parsley, A. J. DeKoaset. x. o. ww, W. McCall, J. L. Bartlett, James G. Borr, Rich- Secretary and TreanirerVrm. A. Walker. Omeraf Freight Ticket Agent Jno. 11. Iatta. Freight Agent, Wilmington?. B. LAppltW ; WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE & RUTHER FORD RAIL ROAD. '.'Vi ' President Robert H. Cowan. " Directs S. J.person, A. H. VanBokkelen,' no. A. McDowell, Robert S. French. Walter L. teele, Stephen W. Cole, Samuel H. Walkup, K. Nye Hutchison, Haywood W. Guion,C C. Hen derson, A. u. ixgan, A., k. tioimesiy. " Superintendent f. I. Evei-ett. rm,ijT of Trmimnrlcitlmx W. H. Allen: Secretary and Irtantr.r-l. T, Alderman'.? Matter Mechamc-yv . lilll.- Freight Agent Vf. R. French. . ; ( . WILMINGTON A WELDON RAIL KO.Ai;;! 1 ' f VHiliwrs 1... ; ........ 111 IHrectnr on the part of -the Srockhoideri W X. Wrieht,S. D. Wallace, Kit Murray,; Alfred' Murtin, A. H, VanBokkelen, Goo. Harris, of Wilmington, and John Everett, of Goldalroro,4 mrerwri on me pan oj tne aaie o y 9. uinnun, in IT nwidnxni tii1 T. O TC.at.na Chief Engineer and Uetmrat Sucrintendetl S. L. Fremont.-: " ' ' . ... '! 1 Matter of IrantortauonYt m. 9111IU1. - , Secretary and l eaaurcrJ. Vf; ThourpJ(ii; J ;" ' ' ila.-ter of Machinery John F. Devine. AudiUrr O. L. lut.l'' ," .' ' ' " Matter of Bvppttet.W. G. MacRae. . ' Uenerai : ; itcXetA I enH W". M. Poisaon. rVTfc STAB Im dellveied M Ifc-B aerlker la alt part ? CheCfty at FIFTEEH CENTS per week, payable only ta Mr. J AS. H.FOTLS. Order may b lert eltber with bln ar at this Offiea. .,'..Vtt"'-''? ' '-' ' ": ". TO PBIHTEBS AND PUBLISHEBsV . We have Just received a general assortment of Black Printing Inks, mannfactared at G. Robinson's Gray Ferry Printing Ink Works. We have now on band Book, News, . Job and Card Inks, at prices varying from 25 cents to $2 per pound. Book, Job and Card Iuks in packages of one, two,' live and ten pounds News Inks in packages of tea, twenty-five and fifty pounds. We sell these . superior. Inks at manufacturers' net cash prices, charging noth ing for freight from Thiladelphia to Wilming ton. Printers and publishers in this section will thus see that they can buy them . from us cheaper than they can bny thcra at the manu factory. Give us an order.' Terms,' cash.. We can also furnish, on short notice, News Inks, in packages of not less than "1.00 pounds, at 16, 18 and 20 cents ; and, in packages of not ess than 300 lbs.; at 14 ecat: -Except formal-1 ly newspapers, however, we never advise the use of Ink costing less than fe cents, t V i 1 CHURCH DIRECTORY. WW; 8undat, July 25th, 1869. dt. Jrha Chare b. (Eplaeonall Coritbb Rsd Cbobs Alio' Thibd -Stkekts. 8ervica at VfH A. M- nd 8p,' M nhR't, 0. . Stlckney. V St. James (Eplsapal),v ' ' VN Cobnbb Third akd Mask it Streets. The Holy Communion at 0 A.l. orning Prayer at 10X o'clock' A.M. Even-iDg Prayer at 6 P. XL V" - 1 -v v Sunday School exercises 44 o'clock P. M. First Praahyteriam Church, Cobnzk TniKD and Obanob Stbebts. . -Services St 10K A. M. and 8 P. M., by Rev. II. L. Singleton. Sunday School exercise, commence at .5. P. M. v Baptist Chare), ' rO. Nvy ' ' lw Citt Haul Building. . Services at 10 AT M-by Rev.X A71iden. There will be no services at night. s -St. Thamas Chareh (CatholleL Ok "Dock Betwibh Second ahd Thibd Sts. Services at 1 and 10X A. M., and .6 ?. M. Mass at 7 and 10X A. M., and Vespe'rvat 5 P.' M., Rt Rev. Bishop James Gibbons and Rev. M. Si Gross, officiating clergymen.' . . Front StreeaM. E. Chareh, Soath, Cobnbb Wamtot ' ad Fbosi Stbebts.' Services at 10)4 A. JL and 8 P. M V hy the pastor, Rei.jlDtlJKi fif Ji! Sunday School exercises at 9 A. M. . r . , ... Fifth Street If.' Chareh, 'SJ'-tii Fitth Between Chubch and Num Stbbkts. Services at 10X A,M. and 8 P.. M., by Rev. L. S. Burkhead, P. E. ' . i- Seameaw Bethal, ' - m r-'. Dock Between Fbobt and Wat an Stbebts. SorTicesatiOA. & o.U ' fi., Jby Rev.' J. N. Andrews, pahtqav,, . ..... ; . .. j ,;,t , St. JPal (Colored Episcopal), Corner Orange and Fotirth Streets. Services at V)X A. M. and PT M. V,,1r 'rry' ' " ljh''': W II. .Walker, r a, coloredrad, suffering with that latat discaU Wmsiimp tion, was yesterday sent to the? "City Hos pital : , f 1: ' ' '"' ' ' t '1 ' ' '" :' ..'- . . i -". . ,1. ,1 Fond of SpiRrrs.-iAn employee at the still of one of our citizens was yes terday cliarged with having stolen cask of spirits turpentine from his .employer ;' and it is with good reason believed that the scamp has been guilty of this practice' foreomMloMr: -1 f '. "Cl ' The spirits had been sold ' to a' grocery merchant, and were easily recognizable by J ""j uuo uwner, uau' no. oiser. eviaenccs, .?. ...... Stecck by; LiGHTNiNo.On't'the approach of the heavy ; storm, Thursday, morning, a number of colored hands, em ployed on the plantation of Col. John Tay- lor, in Brunswick, took refnge in. an out building on the prernisesand shortly a f-, tcr their entrance he 'chrmney 'Was struck by lightning, instant! v' killing valuable field hand named , Larry Cowan, 'and se verely shocklpg . acoloredj wfmft'nVittt,' miraUU dictu note ; of fht remainder 0f . the party were injured.1' - niv.a'.;;';;.. t 1 t ybi.1iYrTN6iq8i f 1 CoouFor the last day t or two thr weather has been 'quite cool in fact, ery pleasant andeed.,! , .--.VoiKj , y, ...1 1 We trus$ the warmest dAyS bf thla fJam-'' nior season will have been those of 4xpir t log July. . 1 i ! Admitted to Probatk. Twelve xleeds were yesterday admitted to probate' by the Judge of the Probate Conrt. Z . ' i '' ' " , No jail pewa no goara house news no City Hair items.' What a' deplorable dulness pervades theitem market! 'V" 'ii''" ; I Rev. L. S. BoRKHEAD.Rev: L.: Sw Barkhead will this inorning and evea ing preach in Fifth-; Street Methodist church.' ; ..vsf if:n.:i j.iv' ; ai'i ' , J , ' I 1 '" . ... 1 . ; CJounty ExKMunvB 'CoMMrrtEa.'- The Executive Committee Ifo. I, will meet to-morrow evening at 8 jo'clock; in $ Hat nctt Hall" on. Market ' street, for the pur pose of recommending names for township officers. t ,11 A POLoor.- To onr many patrons we must offer ;ffer our apology for omit ting a quantity loxyd matter. Thi omission is, as can readily be seen, in,' deference to tnd 'crowded state. of oUjftdyerzingcp limns.- .-. f i:A. J I : ; f Accepts the Discussion. -Price Isays nothing will afford him. morepleas ure than , tomeat armed witli truh ojzfl brainp, the noble Senator Abbott, from Hew Hampshire via North Carolina" later still by way of of the clique' of Wijminj; ton.' r - v wir-i " - 'r.i 4 1 f t Light , Oct. It.is .-remrhbered by many that, the graad YJEagtes speech that GeiwAbbott made Friday ..night ,io the Theatre was suddenly : interrupted of by the-envelopement of the building in darkness, and some confusion reigned un til the lamps could be relighted , and the Senator recover hia equanunity,. ,! . , ' . : ; The steam boats till experience rhe greatest difficulty in reaching Fay ette ville, and the majority continue to go no farther than Elizabethtown - The-water has perhaps never been so low for so long' a period, and unless heavy rains in a few days, we may expect to .rubber from the inconvience of. that law waits for. some time to come. - ' '-' - "" v '- Heeded. Onr city is j sadly in need of a coroner. Since the resignation of the lost one, whenever a coroner's services are needed, theCleek " of the Superior Court is under tbfr( necessity of" appoint ing some person to dischiirgo the duties. and we certainly think it would be better to have a regular, appointee. ' ' A . , An irkpitovoKED Attack. Yes- lerday afternoon; within a mile prt two of, the city,'oo the Poor House road,' an aged. ' - . - A. : - . . . I r- . imun; namoa ' j ames reueway, i3q. was the victim of a very unprovoked assault at the ,lands of one MoeeaJlottel . 'J ' The particulars,' as related to rtis, repre sent 3Ir. Petteway 'as- peaceful citizen wssailed on the high way without provo cation, without justice, and .without reas on, ne and Motto were engaged ' in pbli- Ktical dfctjate'with a third party,1 and Motfe vecame lniunacea at tae cainxr argument of his aged opponent, tfe snatched from his hand a large sized walking stick with which the old man supported his totter ing form,' and with this formidable weap on he committed an attack that was seri ous in its .nature ilf noi very daDgerous id .' t. A' warrant was Iste in the.' aftempon is- .. .... 1 . sued for the assailant, but at last accounts "he had not been captured.. : : : t ? f 4 "". ... , '- f ,n." i-ru-nl. . f : 1 it ...-..;. 1 .,.- JSnt Jif i Meeting : At vQapk eakJ ITown- sb.- Yesterday the neptiblicaAspr9aP, Fear township held a meeting, over which "Doctor" H. E. Scott crei dtably .presided , alter first returaiBg' in a suitable , speech his' thanks for the compliment paid himf:i ; 8. DavrsVwas' requrted' to act'ai Stereo Lfary -and the meetn was,' We iearn; don-' ducted with much decorum and pood or' der tbrobghout, "'!"!' '.;' i.ri, 'i -'..j .. The following is" a 'list of nominations madeY Tot Magistrates, n. 'E.'Scott, and Murphy Ward Jr.; (col,) for, Clerk. ; of the towbship, Wm." Moore'(not flie identical RU who so often -H rises .to pint of . or- Irder,w) ' for School Committtee Samuel C. JSTixon, (col.) Thomas. Hill, and S. Da vis j . for . Executive Committee :ot ; 1 the KepubtiCan Committee, H.E. Scott; Chair- man: ''".- : "-.'f' -'. De 8TBUO tivk Conflagration Heavt loss of Peopebtt' 'Iuolved;- Again has our. city been 'afflicted' with a fearful ,.and disastrous . 'conflagration I about half-past nine' o'clock last evening the bell on the market house eiled .forth alarm of fire. wWch , wss.re-cchord from' tongue . tongue, and .sprpad; jjh'' 'the; rapidely of lightning .through 'ever por- tion of the city. mf ..-5 ; : The scene of the fire ' was "rtjie large Barrel Manufactory of Messrs Strauze & .IUceVaitoated.at!ib'0slower .of. the "cityand in ' the immdeate ycinjty of the stma steam' sawand P lainieg' milH 01 Aiessers ixorenip-aoa-Uommingj The fire is supposed tovhave originated from a particle fire of burning soot escap ing frpm the cbimpey!jjftrid!X among; I jsome'enflamable, material j wich supposi-- tion es substantiated ' by ' a raftman who ''' J 'r 1 f Jt Jf (5(. ,: si 'assents that he ti was,,; ta,s8ipg; 'do'h ; (!tll river at the'. time and. 8fcw4: the'"; park ;. dett cend from the top; of ythe 'chimny, and that, .in a few minutes these after, na saw' the flames burst', jorth; . but before ' iliir' rapid progress could 64 cbeckthep bad; passed beyond the central 1 .'of, -all human efforts and,' in anricipation: ';ot " a ' regal feast, licked up,;witit- thefra angry fiery tungues, . the' inflammable fmaterial'.'and buildings1 pertaining tq the establishment, I The .scene was terribly jgnuidand, beau ;-, tiful.J.iTbe ;;heaven3 'andy'surroupding connty were lit ti'wit1r a rurid 'clare' for miles around. t ; ..-.wsos:..;- 0 t . S Messrs. Strausze & Riceloss! is'estim'a ted;'at $25,0QU;;.with!l;insurabce::;thei amount oi 9,500 njthe following Covh penies t . 'Atlantic- ;of ' Baltimore ; 'Xiver-; ; pool and ' London and Globe ; Jefferson and James Kver,'of.Virginia.-o fTnili CapL Robert 'Henning was aso a., suffer-; er from the conflagratiop.'. ; A ; large; brick building owned bhitti the 'Upper por tion of which ws3 occupied by Messrs. 8. & R. as an office, and tike lower by Mr. Pi. Qraefl';,a3, a CooperS shop was entirely, coo&omedr'.'.f-'.f. iS:'LKa "t'j? ' j Mr. Henning's loss Is reckoned at about $2,000, with no insurance. ' i ! Mr. Graefl lost the greater . portion of his tools and other stock,' which.. wast inj sured in the ..Georgia , Home tnsuranpe Company for 12,000.",' His loss'wai fuMy covered, "';?,: - tVi ti- . Fire Company No. 2 was the first to ar rive and "get a stream on.V She was fol lowed by the " John T, Rankin,' .which directed, two 'copio.)8eam,s on the? his- ing flames. ' ff' : ' '' ; ; The entire Fire Department did their whole duty ; but. the t members of tne "John T." .deserve special praiso for gal lantly fusbing Into the burning bqlldin of Mr. " Henningynddlrecting thdr stream on its most vulnerable part; but ... ...... . . 1. .. . , . . the suffocating smoko and heat soon com' pelled them to . retreat. '. . - . The . Hook and Ladder, . as usual, was promptly on the ground," and", M snatched . things loose." ' '- -.'; . ; . ; sasah. , ij Couoneb's ; Inqcest; Post -Mok-TEM ExAxraATTON. Squire1 John J,;Con oley was yesterday appointed Special Cor oner to hold an inquest over the" body of Geo. Brown, a colored man found dead in his bed, and whose dentil .excited '.consid erable suspicion.' ': " '' ,! ' " ,f ' -" The Coroner proceeded to the spot with the following drawn and sworn jurors: P. Ileinsbcrger,' Foreman ;. F. M-'. 'Williams, J. Newman, "Vff Jones' (col.) Patrick Da vis, Henry Taylor (cqL),'L. Xegrange,' (col.), John W. Ritter, Stephen W. Pot ter, and C.-W. Avant (Col). - -ill I . An examination of 'witnesses, together with . the report of the ; Physicians who' made the post mortem examination, pub'-' lishcd below, enduced the jury to return a verdict to the 'effect that the "deceased met. his death from dropsy of the heart. ' :. -6 Drs. J. F. King .and J. Walker held a post morteni examination, of tne body, and the heart was extracted from the chest! Up on close inspection it revealed evidences of dropsy, and it is to this dangerous disease that the Physicians attributed this death. Bishop Atkinson.' Appointments",' ', for the Snmmer visitation 1869: -'j " ;r '' iiiUsbora, . . . . ..; ?;. ..I'. . . .. July ; is St. Mary's Orange County, ? .. ;' 16 Greensboro, 4j.-u..?.iii n.iik'.it ......i 1" 8tatesvine, ..v.'.?Ji. .;... f ;ris 21 Owina's Chapel,. Wilkes County, .... m .;. 23 Wilkesboro, , ...,. .;. ....... -.v.,-.. .'-.2b' Grove Chapel, Caswell County, ....' - 28 Lenoir.11.....:...........,..........." 29 MonraMrof .--s.-r...v....Afijr9t rl Javalry Crcli.jBenders:oa,C0nnt3r;,,L'l. ,fS Ht. John's in the Wilderness, Uender i son County,. A?.....f..,y 6 Waynesville, u 11 Murphy, Cherokee County . ... . 15 Liecester, Buncombe County,;.. ... 21 LeakSTille, Rockingham County'.... ' ' $9 .Mountain Chapel, RoCkinham County; 7mI - v80 i Raleigh Sentinel an, Standard .please copy. ' X A T EST B I H Al L i - ' - ' .. . - . ' North Carolina in a Nutshell "Walker and J3ood,' charged with implication.in the .Goldsboro riot, have been committed to jail the former with-' out bail and the latter .in default of .$ 5, ,000.;V' T.-,Ji j: ! ' ' -' :- r. , - tJ' '''' '(. Jul:, jii- 'I'f'Hi r j The Koanoke land 1; agency have effected 'sales ' of land In'" vicinity 'pf. Weldon recently; they offer" good ; induce ments. ' Zy.i. v.';j.-c:;!-.;.."v-'r, j,t .Wprki; oil yEatern piyision ,oit Western N. C. R. R progressing rapid ly. The grading will be completed'' and the track laid to Marion by 1st November, .at the latest.- 4-'v : .;",'' ' A hail 6tormpas8d over Char lotte Thursday, daringonsiderableJ;datB 'acre to croos.". - -VSli.-. " ' ' ?,:- .- " ; The Supreme . Court of tH3i State has decided in the case of the Urn versity Railroad Company vs. the 'Gover nor and Treasurer, that special taxes lev ied to pay interest on bonds authorized to be issued for the purpose of building rail roads, which were not begun and unfinish ed at the time of tae adoption of the Con stitution, are unconstitutional. J : - J1 - V, Tbe above decision includes the follow ing railroads. viz,:; The University Ran. road, the Ef stern' and Western: Railroad,. theEdenton and Suffolk Railroad. v i 'i '. For the above Roas the taxes on the real and personal property of the State are as follows ' ".f't i ' '"-' University Railroad,one;hundretU.pf one percent. T . , .... 1 -.- Eastern and Western Railroad, one-tWen-tieth of one percent. " . v ' ? . I Edenton and8uffolk RaUrdad;onoVfor tieth of one per, cenL -;,; S t v . '; :; ' Aggregate seventeen-two hundredths of one per cent, or 8i cents on the $100 val ue. ; ;.';.,'; '..V.vt". 'X -- ;v "1 ' ' Wendorse .the Abovefrom? a letter f the Public f Treasurer pubbshe4 ia1the m. J3tandard. 1.'. .-1. u " .' t 1 ' '' '"" " ' . . , . v . I i Rosad&itr! osatdalikl J , f ! Are you'saffenng with' incipient1 Consump1' tton pr8crofalanany form, Rheamatism, Dys pepsia, Liver Complaint, Skin Diseases or Neu ralgla ?' Is your blood ia a disordered state f Do you feel languid or depressed in . spirits ? ; Would you be rid of these Try Rosadalts. 1 tThis remedy has been fully tested ; the de. mand increasing to such an extent as to cause the Proprietors to fit up a more extensive lab oratory for its manulactura..v The: best' evi dence of its virtues is the testimony of those who have used it d 'Wholesale Depot,' 61 Ex change Place. , Ask your Drnggiat lor .a Hosa dalis Almanac' tor 18C9.", . - , . ' ;i; xEW ADvjEsnsEUEiiTs.'; ' 't- . Hximsbxboer'8 Live 'Booki Store-The Bride's Fate Ltrft!; siit cya.-fti.wu SL, FKEMOKT--Grand Moonlight Eicur- 3, .on.1c 1;u-;" .V jri 't.'a:j.''!.M '.'-it H v I F. F.' FHLMCH-Jast Kecelved Lemon Su- ! t , Gbami Republican Rally. 1 t Mukson & Co-Bu'reau Trunk.''" ' j Cowan & Mktts Fresh Groceries., . : !DV GWoBTn N,yNjand N, C. Steamship JJuc. , . ' , f - lit J iiui j.i 4-'. .f.:-j.i.i. . ' Q. G. Parsley & Co. Hoop.lron at Aue- ?;!iri.ilv nir, ';: ;-?r- vf j ; G. . R. Frinch &. Bos Boots and Shoes.. u j .-iIEi- ; - - ; -- ' On the mornln g ef the S4th last., of 'dlptbe rla, MAKy ALICE, youngest daughter of Elias K. and Eliza H. Wilson. - Aged S years 1 moUxand28aaysvf,.1r, ., , . .u x " ' " ' " None knew her but to love her.f No more on earth, thy voice we'll hear, " . ! Ana of thy sweet love we are bereft; - l For God has called thee home to Him J, . . ' " To live Eternally among the blest. , JoT!xIi!tEPr (i TERS NEW" HANOVER s ! COUNTY. , - : PELXOW CITIZENS :ln r obediebce. to: a r call of the Republican County - Executive Committee for a Convention, to assemble in Wilmington on the 17th day-of Jury, 186V, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for the lower House of the Legislature, to fill a va cancy occasioned by the resignation of Hon. L. G. Este8 we assembled on the above stated day at the City Rail In Wilmington, and nom inated Solon V. Larklna for the above-named position. , , .. , In placing before yoo, fellow citizens, the above named candidate. It becomes our doty to briefly explain to you the condition of af fairs, and the causes which brought forth this sad and lamentable division in our once united and Invincible party : -' f - 1st Our attention was directed to a clique, composed of a few individuals whom we, by our suffrage, had placed in office. We sow that these were determined to control the af fairs of our people, regardless of their welfare or future consequences, and having but one object in view: that, of elevating themselves to power and wealth at the expense of. our la bor, and the future degradation of Our child ren and children's children. 2d. This clique, headed by these ambitious individuals, camo into the Convention, and whea they found they could neither buy, bribe nor intimidate your delegates, after ; re sorting to all sorts of wire-pulling, and find ing a majority of the delegates, who are Re publicans, representing , the interest of the County at large, and who could not be bought in to favor the Interest of the clique, they left the Convention disorderly, claiming to have' adjourned, when no proper vote on the ques tion had been taken. The majority, being op- tiosed to an adjournment, went on with the usiness for which the Convention had been called, with the above stated result. ; We submit the above, respectfully, to vour consIderctIon.ftS?lGEO. W. PRICE, JR. THE "CON V.ENTION. ', . THE regularly called Convention of the 17th last, having been misconstrued, to use a gene ral term, 'by a few very few persona whose credulous minds are In consonance with their selfish, tyrannically seflish' views, I,-JohnG.-f BuicKen, secretary, 01 me convention, ao de clare through a sense of duty that the nomi nee of the Convention of the 17th Inst, is the true, regular and' only nominee of the great Republican party, and the bolters who assem bled in the Theatre on the following Monday and made a "cat's paw"- of Eagles, have in salted the Republican . party by their arro .gancc, and, justice compel me lo say, will bo punished at the ballot box for their treason. Wif'-w.i-' fOHNQ. BULCKEN, ' ; ' - - " Secretary of the Convention, 'the 'only Cbnvention that legally made a nomination. .. i .;-. 1 Jy 34-tf GRAND' RALLY i t . T. 1 ' " THE' i-1r. i it f. i' i-.lH y-l REPUBLICAN PARTY; 1 -C-l) 1 ; f'." '-Ill 'i' .tj; v?- Tiiesday Evening, JUL 27th. rpllE TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION Win bo' .JL arrangwl by the MarshalJamea Lowrey, and his assistants. ' ; The Procession r will 1)0 formed at precisely 8 o'cVKk at roe-:?- CAMP; LATtTBr Y.T- and with flaming torches, elegant music, and . - r - . -i beajatiful transparencies, wiU move along Fourth street to Walnut, thence to Front, up . . .. r . ... . . . . . ... .... Front to Nunn, 'then retrace Its march to Fourth, then wind its way to Market to Third street, marching to the Theatre where the following gentlemen will address the Meet- lngJf ,!iMt-r.v, W n .ti. ..- . ; . Hon. GvWj Pjrioe,- Jr. j Messrs. Solon V. Lark Ins, Edgar Miller, J, P. WingUte, and Col. W. A. Jordan and other able, speakers, whose eloquence, based, on the strongest foundation, truth, honesty, and consistency, can not fail to meet with. ;tbe approvl'of every patriot and weTl'wisner o the Bepabcan party.1.. , Jnly3-2t .. ,; . t -".':': little -tfoxes.';-; v . 1-,4 ....i j r-,i 4."' ) 51''.': CROWDS are rushing for the r , 'iM i...v. '. LITTLE FOXES. - . For sale at , " Ui'...' HKISBEEQEB Jy-tfr ' " " lAvtt Tlnrih- Rtirn. A LABGEOT- OF ' THE GE N UI NE JJn8trecVel,bv ' .' ' ,... . Hy Jtf . NORTHROP & cXTFlMINGl , Just'Eeceivedl 1 S A ifKW I.OT OF v j;.r 3; , i ' i: -tiZ .lit :.;!! I, ,V5l.'r it;irfVKC.;--!tv :5.lt SUGAB AND HAMS, ; ;) VC,K .. .1 Jv tj' 4-. FULTON MARKET BEEF Kos 1 MACKEREL, ' V'l F.F. FRENCH ;v;', No. 10 South Front St. -5; .lr t y Philadelphia , a nd j Southern f4 f;;h Mail Steamship .Line.; ; THE' FAST AND FAVORITE STEAMSHIP . PIONEER. ;M '''-- Cup. Xi'D.: BABRETr . vi TITI1 RUN .-THE FOLLOWING SCHED . T V ule between Philadelphia and Wilming ton, N.C ; v .gi::ift i i av' r -:. :':.. ' Leaving PhUaddphia. ' 6 a. ta.. June 15. 1869 leaving . Wilmington. 1 - , - s June 2 1869 : .;: : ; - July . - 8,:18f " 22, 1869 : Ang. " 6, 1869 " 20, 18B9 "feeptl '4, 1969 ... .m. ' Oct,-- 4,1889 , " ,19,; 1869 ' NOV. 2, 1869 Dec. 2, 1869 ) ..17, 1869 " XI, 18U9 ; 6 a. nn -. i 29, 186 ea.m., juiy is, 6 aim., h so, 1889 6 a. m Auar. 13. 18fi9 6 a.m..' ' ; n, 19H n a. m., bepu 1 1, iat 1 a m ' a otr t am W ' ' I.I . . . V( . . . . . . O H. Ill UUb, 11. lOT'JI 6 a. m., " a?, i 6 a. m Nov.i 10, isna a. m., " 25, 1869 6 a. m., Dee. 10, 1869 6 a. m., " ti, 1869 FREIGHTS FROM PHIXABELPHIA ... ... , ; KEDtCED.":'";'j! ' VJ r : ' rxa bakkki.1 wflR BARKXL- Flour and Sngar, 15 cts. Molasses, , 25 eta-. seei ana troiic, ' za vinegar, ... . Heasorensent Goods 4 cents per foot, , ' Welgbt Goeds 1 eta. per 100 lba. Insurance at low rates. For Freight or Passage, apply t D, G. WORTH, to .'.'- Aeent . Wllmlnston. N. O. W. L. JAMES. General Agent, , 130 South Third Street, Philadelphia. julyl-tf ; .: : .;. j i ' . .-, ; r I . , New York and North Carolina Steamship Line. ' THE STEAMSHIP E MP IK Ey Ctpt.'l. I. PRICE.. Patronise tne Old Iiinc. WHICH HAS OfJTUTED SIX Op positions and never taken advantage of a monopoly, and whose rates have been Uniformly Lower ; Tfean aiy Im on tie Coast, And Present Hates of Freight and Insurance Guaranteed ; as Low as (be Lowest. The only Line connecting with or author red to give through Bills of Lading by either the WILMINGTON A MANCHESTER E. R. WILMINGTON & WELDON R. R., or WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE ft RUTHER FORD R. R. All kTeirnt consigned to the Rail Road Agents will bave benefit of lowest rater to or from New York. - Bailing from New York every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND ' . : 8 A TURD A Y At 4 P. M., from Pier 15 East River, offering the aAvantasrea of a tri-weeklv line. u. u. it utLitt. Asent. wummgton, js. u. JAMES HAND, Agent, 119 Wall street, N. Y Jnly25-tf - Refined Hoop Iron ' at . : : Auction. ' M. CR0NLY Auctioneer. ; By CRONLT t HOREIS. ON THURSDAY NEXT, 29th inst at l' O' clock, A. M., we will sell npon onr wharf In lots to snit purchasers. 40 tons best refined Hoop Iron, 1 and VA inches. : Ex.Brig Atlanta; direct from Liverpool. '- V .. O. G. PARSLEY A CO. July 25-na-ts( : . ' - - , We Keep '. THE STOCK TO ' ! PLEASE ALL TASTE'and SELL' AT , PRICESiii TO SUIT ALL CLASS : . .; . ,. ...hi ES. 'r ''' :;:!: A Go and see. , GEO. R. FRENCH 4 SON, ' I ... "i 29 North Front Street. jy 2i5-tf COFFEES-TEA. CHOICE JAVA COFFEE, (genuine). . 1 t .. .. ...... .: . . r. .4... : 1 . . Superior. Green . , and Black Teas, English ; ' J:f"-: Breakfast Tea, At 7. Market Street . COWAN &METTS. July25-tf' How Shall I Preserve . , My Health? ; . BY BUYING . a few rot those interesting Books at Heinsberger Live Book Store. Every one will tell you. what. an. influence the mind has over the bod v. Bv kecDiniryoar mind diverted and cheerful, your bodily ail- menu win wn disappear. . . . .. t ivnaoe s stien's nanos ior aaie. :J :. -. - -.- : July231tf .I.I: A J. ZOWABD. " . ' . . V. " . B. W. BALL v EDWARDS & HALI.; Wholesale and Retail k ; . . ; sp ';. -IuvjUt i V, U Kit O -r.-J. ' ; And Dealers in all kinds of COUNTRY V . i r. t PRODUCE,. . , J -'." No. S So. Wat4M St., ; ,'! apl488-tf) . j , t. Wilmington, NC- a. . ..' . mole 1T6.' 673. vj it. .: r...'; '. , NEW,; ADVERTISEMENTS. The BiireaU ' TiTink, : (No reference to PoUtlcsI .- - The Premiurii Triink; ;i.-;;ipB:.THE:OHlJ ' ' ;. ... ' " j' i ' ..AND ,.,J . , , ., j . OL Q THING at the LOWEST PRICES in the city. , , MUNSON A CO., .. .' ' City Clothiers. Jy25-tf Grand Iloonlight EXCURSION! :.''! ) ;--ON THE '';;. i -'' - ' CAPE FEAR ! EIVER Bay at Siiiithville, With a Dance on the Sea Shore. AN EXCURSION WILL LEAVE WELDON at 10 A. M, on the 28th, arriving at Wil mington, at 7 P; M., eonnectlng with Steam ers on the Cape Fear River, and reaching Smithville about 10 P. M., visiting the Forts, the Sea Shore, &c, by moonlight. Returning, leaves Smithville about 8 A. M., leaving Wilminsrton at 6 A. M., and arrivln a at Weldon at 8 P.M. . FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP ( Weldon to Smithville and return, All other places Soath. to Joyuer's. Wilson and South to Pike villo, Goldsboro1 and South to Magnolia, as ro 00 : 75 . f i W - : 2 00 ah piaces oouin 01 Magnolia, All kinds of oroner refreahmAnta will le supplied.- Also; aBanct of Music at low rates for dancing. 4V Persons desiring to do ad may stay over one day in Wilmington and rturn on next train . . : : . ,1 3. L. FREMONT, - .. . - Engineer 4 Sup't. JulySSt ' ' - Ed vva rd s '. C Hall, No. 3 South Water Street, HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE IOO BARRELS No. jyl-nactf I Herring Turnip Growers! Eead This and Profit by it. "DAtOD'S SUPER PHOSPHATE, bv -JL careful experiment made by D. McMillan onaisuonniy last year, produced a larger yieiu 01 TarDips uian any oiner f ertilizer. lit e experimented with most of the standard fertilizers Peruvian Guano incl uded. For sale a 860 per ton by ; . D. G. WORTH. ' Jnly 13 gw-4tnna. ... Reflmont life Insuraiic&.,Coiiipaiiy. Atkiwboh's Ihsurakck Rooms, Princess street, between k ront and Water streets. TniS POPULAR COMPANY CONTINUES to exhibit the same remarkable success which has heretofore eo singularly, marked iu . 0 ' . In one s ngle day of the last week in Jnne, there were issued from -the office in Rich mond, Va, 129 PoLicras on whicli the premi iums were over 840,000. ' This immense business In one day can safe ly be staked against that of any Company on this Continent. ; I take great pleasure in recommending this Company to the good people of Wilmington, and cannot express in too strong terras my confidence in it as a most ctesirable invest ment. JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, julyl3-tf General Insurance Agent. English Ale. 5Q CASKS (BASS & CO.) PALE ALE; . Pints and quarts, JUst received per Brig " Atlanta,'" direct from Liverpool. J For sale by1iil v '' '.!" , JAMES ANDERSON CO. July 18-lw . ' Superior Bricks, X '.; ( : IN ANY QUANTITY," v. 1 i - ''!: -.".-.foraaloby ? ''t, ''' : FINIATSON ife BRO . corner of Water and Princess Street. - C u JnlylOW,; . , . . - r;; N. C. BACON HAMS And sraEs, -r-".- '-- 'vs ' VIKU1H1A VAL1JGI IS IJ A I I.K, Lowest Prices for the best Butter in tbo Cityi'''"''' ' . , , . , - -; . UNCANVA8SED' BALTIMORE HAMS constantly on .hand, warranted free from, bugs and Dcst quality. . i W. M. ft J. C. STEVENSON; v " , ' . ;,. City Hotel Baildlng, ' Jyll-tf ' - i ' Market Stkect. -JQ QQQ BUSHELS WHITE CORlf; , . . ' 1,000 BBBLS. FLOUR, all grades j : ' - '; 100 BARRELS FORK ; ' ' ' ' 30 Hhds. BACON, Sides and Shoulders; 10,000 LBS. DISTILLING GLUE i ' '30 TONS HOOP IRON; "; 400 N.yI SPIRIT BARRELS; ' C ' 1,000 SACKS SALT ; . ' 50 TONS PERUVIAN GUANO; . i . ,200 KEGS NAILS 60 BALES SHEETING AND YARN,; SUGAR, COFFEE, CAfDY, ' M r 1 : ' CANDLES, CRACKERS, 'Ac. j Ac , or sale at low price by the package. ! ' 'i V LLIAMS 4 MURCHISON; fc 4- July 84-tf );::v';':r - Ui- ': ;'- .;'r; ., To the Voters - of 7the ! City of WUiiiington. ; HAVING BEEN REPEATEDLY URGED by a large number of ray fellowoitiaena to become a Candidate for Justice of the Peace of the township of Wilmington, I have at last consented to do so, and respectfully so licit yonr support at the next ensuing elec tion. Should It be the pleasure of a malorlrx of my fellow citizens to elect me, I will dis charge the dnties of the office impartially, honestly, and to the best of my ability. H v ... JOHN i CONOLET, , JulySi-te RATE OF, ADVERTISING j OneSduavreohe'dayi UL..i.t , " 7 f "two-dayV,... -A V44. thTM ilnva. 1 UK L! T Contract Advertisements , taken at pro portxonately low rates; --. . r f Marriages, Deaths. Religious, -Funeral and' Obituary notices will be inserted at half rates .- , f.fPd for in advance 5 otherwise full rates '4 will be charged..;, vuvfi ,.k.h. 4 s Tnjo-Caab. on demand. ' .':" rj.- V'j ,! STEAMSHIP , TaINE& Patronize the Opposition and C; Insure Low Itates , ii XiORlXLAItD'S -Ai?' S t e a m s h ip r L i ne BETWEEN NEW YORK AND WTLMINO. ton.n.C'! - .- - -.. . .. r, . The New Iron Stcamfehtpa I 6 L U N T E EE, i J ';,iVr' ' '' Capt. JON ES' FANITA, Capt. FREEMAN, Will leave Wilreiogton alternately every Ave days.' This line brings goods from New York at the following low rates. : . . . i j f '. & : FIoW 15 Cerat per Barrel,";; ,"J.: t'I ; ,; o Prlt .SS Cwasa er Bmrrel .1 ' ; . :". ' 4.nPlmm9 23 Centa per Barret ' ' .Jf , ',, . . pugmr a viiii per ... r . Measurement goods 4 cents per foot ; Weight goods 10 eents per 100 lbs.- J t - 49 Insurance effected at lowest rate., 1 BARRY BROTHERS, Agents. Wilmington, N. C. May ti-tf - ... O. I. 0; ASD SHALL ALWAYS 1 . . ' R E M E M BER . . -' ' - - - - - u ... . j r ' that at . FISHBLATE & BROS., . , ,;.:..'.....;.. . . 1 '" No. 17 Market Street, "W1XMINGTON, i ; yOtt.canllndtbe .V:-..;,,.-.. La rgest, F I nest, ; ; "and Cheapest assortment of Goods, suitable for ' ..... ; LADLES', . ; .' .- k"; ' ; GENTLEMEN, ' ; and CHILD RENS' WEAR. ,-', !:. .u .,. . . We guarantee to give perfect satisfaction, both in regard to price and quality of our gOOds. ' ... . .:,.; All orders trom the country will receive our strict attention, and if not filled satisfactory . the money will be refunded. . 1uly-tf . -.; Unprecedented : ATTRACTIONS! FIRST-CLASS GOODS . ... AT- t "' FABULOUSLY L0- PRICES! Comprising a well selected stock of , Dry and Fancy Goods, 5 . ' SUCH AS - , 1 ' CALICOES, BLEACHED A BROWN c' . '' DOMESTICS, SUMMER POPLINS, FRENCH LAWNS, SPRING DELAINES, ' JACONETS, SWISS A CHECK MUSLIN, ' ...... ' STRIKED NANSOOKS, IRISH LINENS, " TABLE LINENS, LINEN NAPKINS, LAD1EV, AND MISSES; HOSES, ". ,t , . LADIES' A GENTS' HANDKERCHIEFS, LADIES' AND MISSES'.GLOVES, ,' ; V "' and nearly every artlole that practical use and refined taste ean desire. Do not hestitate, but call at onoe. -, -i h'y?'r -'-a h Ia connection with the inducements offered ' we allow a discount of S per cent, on all cash , bills above S10. , . . t, . .. .. - , v A. WEILL; A CO., . Jy 14-tf '.,.-. ,. llMarkettreet,, r Love's Book; Store, ' v WITH NEW FRONT, NEWLY PAINTED and refitted, is now ona of the band somest in the city. . Having a good stock of. Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods on hand, I will take pleasure in waiting on my old pat. rons and tne public generally at the NEW . ' STORE. j jv,' -; .- ':'- . .jr, ? Jyl7-tf "i ' -f -"-- ; JNO. P. LOVE ; At No. 19. Front Street, (AIf ALWATS BE rOTJNl . -"".; If - .FANCY TOILET 8KT8, - fi :i, v - ICE CREAM FREEZERS,;. Water Coolers and ' .'.,.,.,.,. ; i REFRIGERATORS' 'r ' f1 ' ' ' , Alo, llerft Frwlt Jars., ' ' - A. H. NEFF. 4 eU-tf t Iard--Flour yARP 75 TUBS, A choice article ' Reooived per Steamship Wm. P. Clyde. . .1 .. .; v ,i..''.u ; 1. , t ' . plLOTJR 50 barrels ' . r-i ' . -' ! M Extra. Family, 1 - . i -' ' ' 1 . . .'"? prepared expressly for family use. v '' ' For sale low by Jnlytt-tf '- DaROSSETT CO. New Coach GhoT): : rriHE subscribers have established a CAR- " . X RIAGE SHOP on Third-street, next door 'h to Sontherland & S tea (rail's new StablenrThey solicit a call from all in' want of Carriages or Wagons. Repairing in- all the - different branches neatly and ; promptly done, and alt. work warranted. JylWw nAYDEN k HANBY. T Ntnlli Cfiroliiia IM Compaiiy, - 1-fM V" BAunen, July S, 1889. TiiTESSRS. EDITORS : We are receiving. tne :om ! aarency in tnis city mat is car TA. letterdaily, making inquiry as w connection of the North Carolina Land jr. nanv. with the rying on the Ijottory business. -i . 1 - -v We wish to inform the public generally, that our Company is ateparaU and diMnct organx t -zation, conducted upon entirely different . plans and presided over by different officers. ; ; P " GEORGE LITTLE. President.. . . R. W. Basr, Secretary. ' July 7-lm. ... . , - - : : . -; Cape Fear Agricultural ; , , Association.:: i PROPOSALS will be received by the under. '.'' signed until Wednesday, -2Mn inst for the erection of the " Exhibition Hall " for the . Association, to be used at the Annual Fair ' . this Fall. !" '' -'--. '. - mti Drawings and specifications can bo, seen at . i; . ?ffl f P EEONT- July 2St r i ; . ! V I! '! 1)1 i