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'f V, ,,-:V V: - - - .5 xSe HORNING CTAIV ; PUBLISHED DAILY, yvjf . XI BKBNABD, Editor and Proper. OrrioB, Dawson Bar Buildings, Front St. ' ..$7 00 ?ontJis. in advance 3 60 mnrfifl mou, - rr one inoath, in advance ., 19 rrh MoEw Star will be delivered in any part of the CUr at ,irr"H Csxts per week. - CTEOBOLOQICAL SECOnn. -'t June 24, 1871. ' " v - T Ther- - -; -- Time. Bcatrer?: mt' WInd- Weather i - i 7A m. 80:03 84 3 W Brisk Fair: 5 P M. 29;W 90 3 AT Brisk Fair ,t " : jp M. 30:03 : '83 SW Brisk Clear . Mean Temp, of day, 84 deg" ; ; VS'Ji r'-l'u Note. "-All barometric readings are reduced to the sea level and to 83 decrees Fahrenheit. . ; . s - - Robert Sxtboth, Serg't Signal Service U. 8. A. " Weather, Ileport. ; Was DsPASTiaraT, Office or Uhlel Signal Officer, Washington, Jane 244:35 P. M It is probable that the barometer will rise In the north, and west wind, with clearing and clear weather on the lakes on 8unday. Cloudy weather will . nrobably continue daring the nlKht In the middle . and Eastern 8tates, fol lowed by cool northwesterly winds on Sunday. Ho serious disturbance Is apprehended for the Gulf and south Atlantic coasts. . ,..!,':.;. THB CITY.:;; CUUOU J)IBCTOBY. - Sunday, June, 25. . St. Jsmei (Episcopal); . 1 ' Corn bb Teibd and Market Streets. Third Sunday after Trinity, Jane 25; Morning Prayer at 10 A. M. ! ' h Evening Prayer and Confirmation Serviee-at 83 P. M. ' -VivV.i: '.i; Sunday School at 4 P. M. ; t . St. John's Cliarcli (Episcopal), ' Corker Red Cross and Third 8treets. Sunday School at A. M. ; . - - ; " Morning Prayer at 10 A. M. Evening Prayer at 8 P.M. First Baptist Cliureli,'- Corner Market and Fifth Strhets, Rev. J. C. niden, Pastor. ... Services at 11 A. M., and 8 P. M. ..... ;f , v Sundav School at 914 Ai M. ': Young Men's Prayer Meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in room aoove rastors study. Weekly Prayer Meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock. . .. ' There will be preaching at the Sixth street Mission Station at 4 r. M. - ' ;v .Q .;: H Second Baptist Church,' Corner or Sixth and Church Streets. Kev. J. E. King, Pastor. . , 4 . Sunday School at 9 A. J. v Services at 10J A. M. and 7h4 P. M. frayer Meeting every Tuesday night at 7X o'clock. rirst Presbyterian Cnnreli, ; Corner Third and Orasob Streets, xtev. H. L. Singleton, Pastor. , Services at the usual hours. " Sunday School exercises commence at P. II. Lecture Thursday evening at 7o' clock. St. Thomas Church (Catholic), 8 On Dock Between Second and Third Sts Mass at 6J and 10 A. M. .Yespers at 4 P. M., Rev. M. 8. Gross, officiating clergyman.1 Front Street Jtf . E. Charch, South Couner Walnut and Front : Streets. Kev. Dr. Moran, Pastor. Services at 10j A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday School 3 P. M. Regular weekly Prayer Meeting Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Ail are Invited to attendr The pews In this church are all free. Gentle manly ushers will be in waiting to conduct strangers to seats. ' ; . Firth Street If . E, Church, . fc'iFTU Between Church and Nun Streets. Uev. Frank II. Wood, Pastor, . Services at 10 A. . M., and at 74 P. M. Sunday School at 9 A. M. -Ciass Meeting at 3 P. M. " r ' V J Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 P; M. '.. ;: St. Paul's Evan. Lutheran Church, i Market Street, Corner or Sixth. ' ' Rev. G. D. Bernheim, Pastor. . Sunday School at 9 A. M - -1 German service at 10X A. M. ' English service at 8 If. M; ' Seamen's Bethel,. Dock Between Fron and- Water Streets, Services at 1 P. M., by Rer. II. B. urr. Cbristlan Chapel (Colored Methodist), Corner Church and Seventh Streets. Sabbath 8chcol at 9 Al M. ; V: ' ;: , Services at 11 A. M.. 3K P. M. and 8 P. M. by the Pastor, Rev. Ellis Lavender. ; St. Paul's (colored Episcopal), ' vr Corner Orange and Fourth Streets. Services at 10 A.M. and 8 P. M., by Uev. C. O. Brady (col.) .. . .- ;- , r :r ' 1 " -. . NEW AbTJtBTKJEHESTS., . Heinsberger's Live Book Store, 39 Market street Fresh arrivals from the press of T. B. Peteraon & Bros. . . . . :-..:,. , Dud let & Ellis, No. : 41 Market street New Boots. 7 .' :- ::-- - Hostbttbr fc Smith Celebrated 8tomach Bitters.-,-: i.'.:t-i- vi '-v :: f C. D. Mtebs & Co.. No. 7 North Front at 'The "Favorite -Flour." f u,;J F. W. Kerchner, P7, 28 and 29 N. Wai t Flour, Hoop Iron, &c. ; :, ; y it ' V ; Reuben Jones, Proprietor National Hotel or Wilmington; ; ' - - -- Munson & Co, City Clothiers. Turkey Mo rocco Satchels. . . ' : Kead the acknowledgments' of receipts of money irom the i. u. iiome las, ,co. Green & Planner, Druggists and Apotheca ries EDdlish and French Hair- Brushes. Grand Family Excursion to SmithTllle, Fort vueweu, oec. iteaa aaverusemenc 1 Positively Senilis; Out at Cost at No. 44, Market .Streo : Having rented the store now occupied by Mr. John G. Bauman, corner; Front' and ''Market uoa inieuaiog; to open nrew.tnan entire new 8tock of Ooods,; I now "offer 'my entire present stock of Dry Goods, Clothing Boots und Shoes, Hats, NoUons, &c.V &cl, at actual cost. '.-v, - v , , fersons wishing to purchaso wllUdo'Well hy calling on "me befors1)uylng eisewhere as Ucy will certainly be able to get bargains at ,-;v : a Lew's, niiiy 30 4m Next door to Patten's Bakery. City Subscribers. v' ' ' T- On the flrst day of July, Mr.'ri, M, Cobb will "uectjpdMr. W. L. Harlow, as; City Agent of Uio Muhninq Stab for alllhat' p'brtisn of the ty North- of the centre of Market street. rom that date all subscriptions in his Divia ou will be payable to him. i au subscriptions due W. L. Harlow, and unpold July 1st, are payable only tolthe1 uh- nersigned or his authorized Agents. ,v Jane 13, 1871. 9 WM. H.ERNARD. 1 Importaut Announcement. In order to make room for imDrovementa for the Pall Trade, I will offer my entire Stock Dry Goods, &c, at ost, without' exception, t o. 15 Market street, tjulyl V1 A, ANHALT. Vol. Vm-ITo. 80. loeal uotau ' : Gashouse lime is a capital disinfectant. " Confirmation at SL James church to day, There was no session of the , City Court yesterday. - "-.-: . : : - v Robinson's circus is working its way southward: c ::f.:.:-:j; ':' -,;.r. ,.; :v; r Thermometer at 91 in the " 8 tab .office at 12 yesterday :v- r-- v: V.-.r- r;-.-.- Watermelons were quite plentiful in Market yesterday. ; ; rw v r ; :;: i Theret Is great demand for a batli ; house. Who will start one? ir " i ;.. The first musk-melons of the season were in market yesterday. ; V ; i ; ; There are at present 53 prisoners in the County Work noaee. : r ; v -r r ' ' - - ;. "t,.--". .The colored child. Injured by kerosene, la said to be improving."" y'. ."X" fl:-s'' '. ' There will be i'r preaching at the" Sixth street Mission Station this afternoon, at 4 o'clock. "v ' The proprietor of the National Hotel ad vertises a material reduction In board, to com-mence-July 1st. See advertisement. V Eight deserters,' five from the Barque Bu tte and three from an' English brig, ' were at large yesterday and at last accounts ' had not been secured. ' Harper fc Bros.. have sent ua,' threugh E. J. Hale & Son, the July ' numb&r of their Monthly Maeazlne. , For sale by PHelusber ger, Wilmington, N. C. : - i ; Tht attention of the proper authorities is called to the condition of Swing's alley, which is reeking with filth, not having been cleaned out for some time past. . The Republicans of this city have adver tised to -hold meetings in their ' respective Wards on Tuesday evening next," for the pur pose of appointing delegates ' to the nomina ting Convention. . To Mr. R. L. Harris, of the Front Street News Depot, are we Indebted for copies of the New York Ledger and Chimney Corner. A full line of the most popular papers and periodicals can always be found at his stand.' " , In the distribution of honors on the last night of the Commencement exercises of the Virginia Female Institute, at Staunton, Miss LllyEllers, of this city, was awarded gold medals for her proficiency In French and music. Attention is called to the advertisement of Messrs. James & Mearep, auctioneer?, of valuable real estato located on Swann 8treet, North or the Wilmington and Weldon Rail road, which will be sold at 'auction on the 15th day of July. , - . : -. . We learn that the tobacco store of Mr. H. Bnrkhlmer, on Market, between Front and Water . 6trees, was entered Friday 'evening while the proprietor's back was turned and the money drawer robbed of about $50 or $60. o clue to the thlef. i : ",'r ' : We If am that the Rev. J. E. King, of the Second Baptist Church, is expected to preach, this afternoon, on board of the Barque Evan geline laylng"at Messrs. Blossom fc Evans' dis tillery in the Northern part of the city, just above the W.t C. and R. R. R. depot There Is a general desire on the part of our citizens' that' the cross street leading from Rankin to the vicinity of Oakdale Cemetery should be sawdusted, as it would tend, greatly to the convenience the public We hope the authorities will see that it 1$ done. Oston P. Haines, colotei; of this city, was awarded a gold medal . for proficiency In declamation at Lincoln University, Chester county, Pa., at the Annual Commencement last week. The second prize was also awarded to a North Carolinian, a resident of Salem. Serious Accident from the Explosion of a Can of Kerosene; r- r Yesterday evening, about half past 7 o'clock", while the inmates of th "Academy of Our Lady of Mercy" were iu the chapel arpruyers, a colored woman, by the nme of Bose Jen kins, employed on the premises, went into the kitchen and was in the act of filling a lamp from a can of kerosene;. enVthe can took fire, either from the stove or from the burning lamp, find exploded, mating a report jiKe ine firing of a gun. The clothing of the woman took fire when she ran out of the kitchen and. thenceJLhrough . the house into the street, a distance of about seventy-five yards, the fire by this time blazing so high that some gentle men a few squares off, when they first discov ered her, were under the Impression that it was a burning tar barrel. - Her screams in the meantime attracted a. large crowd and the fire was flnaily extinguished by the aid of a blan ket and rugwhlch were wrapped around her. The unfortunate woman was very badly burn ed, especially from the waist downwrd. Her arms were als severely burndithe i Skin peel- w off and uaoglntf In fehridsJ tDfs. Thomas nd Norcum were called In and administered medical aid, the sufferings of the poor woman in the meantime belng terrible in the extreme. 8he !s represeuted to be in a critical condition, -but some hope Is entertained that she may re cover. The affair created much excitement In the neighborhood. The accident was no doubt the result oi carelessness.. -, . .;, -. Moral Housekeepers should never permit a kerosene lampta bt , filled except in day time. t- 't "vr : : i lonSMM Market J 'r-i ixm '-' I For the convenience of families we give 'the following list of prices for articles la the mar ket yesterasy;:;:v;;:. J7l, f Beef, 16 2-3 cents per ft.; mutton and lamb, 15 to 16 cents yr lb.; pork, 16 2 3 cents per lb.; grown fowls, $1 a 1 pair; chickens, 20 to 83 1-3 cents apiece; eggs," 20 to 25 cents a dozen; Irish potatoes, 50 cents a peck; apples, 25 to 50. cents a peck; peaches $1 a peck; pears 5'Jto 75 cents a. peck; tomatoes, 15 cents a quart; cabbages, 5 to 10 ' cents a head; snap beans, SO td 40 Cents a' 'peck; c green com, 15 cents a dozen; onions 10 cents a quart or 75 cents a peck; squashes, 20 cents a dozen; beets, 20 cents a dozen or 10 cents bunch; cucum: ben. Scents a dozen: blackberries, 8 cents-a quart; : whorUeberrtes,'to 10 cents a quart; watermelons, 60 to 60 cents for choice; - musk melons, 25 cents .for choice; sturgeon, 4 to 5 cents per &.: shrimps, 25 cents a quart. Me WILLHITGTOIT, II. C, STJ1TDAY. JUIIE 25. 187X Musical Academy. -; v v .a The last soiree of the season of the above In stitution will take place at Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening, the 27th Inst These enter.' tainments are given for the enjoyment of the patrons and friends of the Academy, and to cultivate . a higher . standard , of musle among the pupils. ;. The .programme . contains the following choice pieces; - - 1. Fantasai "Transcription de' Concert" Piano. . ; i -. . . .. -' : i 2. Quartette "Schubert's Serenade. Piano, violin, flute and organ. ' ' ' 3. "Adalleda" Beethoven. Soprano 8olo. 4. Quartetto "Grass an Hanover." Labitz ky. vPiauo, violin, flute and organ. V ;' : 5. "Perehe Ladoro' LulgJ Ardltl. ' Tenor SOlO.' 1 .".V".J- '.','':. j -,'. I ' " : 6. "A Serenade" By a class ol eight male ToTces. , t'.. . . -.y; .' ' : --'r; 7. "Duo Tranmerel" R. Schuman. Flute and -organ. i I l;n (:r w U j 8.; Quartette-5th Md.f Reg. : Relter Galop. Piano, violin, flute and organ.' 5 ii ' ' The concert will commence at 8 o'clock. - t We return our thanks to the Principal for an invitation to b presenC ; " 'y: v . County Commissioners. -r - ' ; The Board met yesterday, Hon. 8. N. Mar-' tin in ther Chair. The following comprises all the business of Interest to the public that was transacted : ' ; '" : ' . 1 , j, '.i.- .... i r. .-. -. . ii;- - . .S.V&n , Amrlnge,L Superintendent of the County! Work House, was granted, permission to work the convicts . in the quarry at Rocky Point. . ; w.-;. :' :.V The School ..Committee of Federal Point Township were authorized to levy a tax of 45 cents on the one hundred dollars valuation Of property and $1 85 on the poll, for the purposg of building a school house in said township.' v The Chairman of ihe BonrdU was authorized to make some arrangement with the auditor of the State for payment for the support of the Insane of-the city of Wilmington and, county of New Hanover; ; ; :: . - 'r ;. 1 Adjourned to meet on Monday, July 3d. Cape Fear Academy. ... ,i l. The feature of yesterday's examinations was the fine display made by . the Senior class- in Mathematics. .' General Colston, in the pres sence of several gentlemen, themselves compe tent mathematicians, carried the class through a searching, analytical examination of several hour's duration. The restxlt Was a notable in dication of the careful training and thorough instruction given at the Academy. The young gentlemen havjs a right to be proud of their handsome achievements in a branch of study confessedly difficult. ; t;., , ; j In addition to the class in Trigonometry and Surveying, classes in - French, History and Geography were also examined. The exami nations will continue during Monday, Tues day and Wednesday; The invitation to the public to be present is renewed. oioreo Excursion so ADnoniDnrv. The following is a list of colored Assocla- tlons. Societies and Companies which will participate in the grand excursion to Abbotts burg on the 4th of July, and which we are re quested to give a place in our columns: "La dles Co-operative Association; Ladies' Aid Circle; Union Daughters of Allen; Rising Sun; Rising Star; Daughters of Zlon; Daughters of Ebenezer, Daughters of Clinton; Union Club; Bona of Zlon; W. E. Club; W. R.C. C. Club; Sons of Lavender; Sons of 8eaton; Capt. James. Bradlej's Cadet Company; Capt.' Love's Cadet Company," . , :- T . r ... ; . ;: . : . - Grand Family Excursion. , :. ; . . . The announcemenUU made In advertisement this morning, of a grand excursion on the atlj I of July to 8mithville and Fprt Caswell, and we nave no oouut oa mat, iu trip wiu uw ' a a i a as a a l a f ill t honored with the presence of a large company of people; It is gotten up with particular ref erence to the accommodation of families; -the management have banned King Alcohol, and with music, dancing, the air of the. sea-side, and abundant toothsome, comforts, we may safely anticipate that the excursion will be a decidedly pleasant one..; tj-j: -f ir: : Coming- to Wilmington. We learn that a dispatch was received in this city yesterday to the . effect that fifteen hundred people were expected to come from Charlotte on an excursion to this city on the 3rd of July. . This Includes, we suppose, ' the number that will join .in on thei -Voute. . The most of the colored residents of the city -have tnsde arrangements to leave on; the morning of the 4th for other points,' so it is probable the excursionists will meet with 1 a em "reception Bealth of ahct City We heard a distinguished physician remark yesterday that WUmlngtoffjlS now the health ist town in the Stated He" says there is very little sickness here at present and he further auva that JoneJ Jnlv !and Aflgust. which were formerly considered the sickliest months ... in the year, have now become to be the health- isL Our up country friends, who are under the' impression Thai WilmingtVn Vs an un healthy place at this time of the year,' should make a note of this fact. , l 1 ? " -'Z'- :'s:, . ) f .!,.'.,. , " .',.. 4 ; a r t.T, Commencement Ball. ,.(.. . ..,' ..... . s v Our thanks are tendered to Masters 8. P. Cowari,' J. 8. Thomas, Wm. B. McKoy, Kobt. Strange and Wm L.' Harlow, Committee of Arrangements, &c, for an Invitation to attend the Commencement Ball of the Cadets of the Cape Fear Academy, to . take place at City ! Hall on Thursday evening, the 2910, inst. a.; We are requested to state that all ex-Cadets are respectfully invited to.be present.'. v -r o The attention of our readers is called to out Field and; Fireside"; department, on third tmh-b. . This will form an attractive feature of the Stab, and will be continued as long as we have soace for it. ci f ": " v ' - 1 , i f -i ... j ; i K;W mvEKASi): HAitiSE HFWS. : :?.'-?;?; :?.! ' . ' :H :' 8iTUBiSXt, "June 2L - lh- .trih!n riemdator anlved at New va.v..' :;.,:-.''-:;.;:;;v;v ?f w Th rivr pftVitlnnea very low and the boats have much dlficulty'ln navigating. ". ' Our Chip BaskctV ,; The "latest thing out" one's husband. Queen Victoria completed the 34th" year of her reign on Tuesday; . ' A man with a scoldine wife savs-he has less fears of the jawsa6f death than of the jaws J of life. The difference between the, 'school boy and the clerk boy Is that one stores the mind, and the other minds the store. There is no height that cannot be climbed, no obstacle which cannot be removed, no diffl eulty which may not be overcome by persever ing effort ' : -;';..; How much money could be made by buy ing some people at their own price and selling them at the price the public puts on them ? Answer 000. . T" " '.V-' '' " ; l There is a young lady In Wilmington stu dying Latin. She has a beau. He a6ked her what tie transit gloria fnundi meant She trans lated It, ''Come and see me on Monday."; ; r'l . ,I ain't going to live long, mother," said' a woebegone youngster rone day to his mater nal parent "Why not; pray ?" Because.my pantaloons is all tored out," was the conelu- Many a true heart that would have come back like the dove ot the Ark, after ita first transgression, has been frightened beyond re call by the savage chtrlty of an unforgiving -spirit 1 J.-;.- Oolyone millionth part of the beauties of this earth is perceptible to - the naked eye. The most perfeet and lovely , specimens of God's workmanship can only be - seen1 by the aid of a microscope. -- c F6und Sick, on the Street. i, ..a ' A colored man by the name of Henry- Ma lone, who says he Is from Bladen county, was picked up in the streets yesterday, sick and helpless, and conveyed to the station house, where he-will be token care of until "he Is able to be sent home, Dr. J. F. King was' called In, who pronounced the case billons, fever, and reports that the patient is yery ill. ,V , " .? SPIBITS OF TURPENTINE. Sixty-six prisoners in Wake county jail. u . Caswell county boasts of an old Indian woman a hundred years old '. ' ' They Jaave established a chain gang of the jail birds in Beaufort county. They have established a Build ing'and Loan Association in Washington. Kev. . Mr. Earle preached to a crowded house in .Raleigh ; on Friday night. .. : . , 3 The "local" of the ? Greens boro Patriot has seen some whiskey seveny fiye years old. - " ; . , JUQSQ J5TOOK8 18 lO MQra Judge Brooks is to hold a epecjal termrof the TJ." S. Court at Releigh in September. A negro bo j at Kich Square, on the Roanoke, was accidentally drowned on Saturday last. . ;: 1 .. .. The municipality ot Charlotte have ordered the removal of all . wooden signs which hangover pavements; ' - The receiDts of the r vonner ladies'' fair: in Newbern .in aid ot the Episcopal Church, accounted 16 $190. - The Newbern Times says : Hon. E. J. Warren, Hon.lT. J. Jarvis, Hon. D. M. Carter, Hon. G. Z." French, arrived in this city last evening. -7- The Newbern Republican says : The wife of the late sheriff in 'Jones county, presenxea mm witn toree aaai- county, presented him with three' ad di- tional heirs last Saturday, all doing well. - The Jelegram says : Of the nineteen white men, who were incarcerated in Wake jail, before the Rutheiford prisoners were put therein, only two could read'and write. . r , The revival which commenced in; the African Methodist Church, (eoL) in Raleigh, about the close of the winter, is still progressing and bids fair to last dur ing the summer' ;-: '" .''"- -'i ': :f The Roanoke 2?ew8 says : ;The rumor , prevails, backed by a degree of certainty, that the Raleigh & Gaston road will soon pass into the hands of the. great Pennsylvania Central. ." . ' v .' -. ": .. . t " hrrr- The Raleigh -Telegram says : r u c D, tuu.yjcU by thet contractors now building t the: Tar xuver uriuge, on me naieigu ana uaston Railroad, f ell oft the bridge yesterday. r He leli About 00: ieet, ana; received injuries iron wnica ne aiea in lew moments. ; ' : i- Durifi the session .of the , IT. 8, Court in 1: 0 Marns, proved guuty ot robbing: the mau at Jamestown, Guilford, county, was sen: . I ran aai f A' fori iftflps 1 m rtnaAn wa n 4 a J r.T fXt'r t . House of Correction, at Detroit, 3Iichigan. tt. -.. 5 ; ' -w v xiarris isauout i years oi age. yvatson to the Albany Penitentiary for two 'years, for alleged fo5gery'bf bounty claims. "TliB Newbern Republican is responsible i for the'following : , A man name Edward Brown of Pitt county ' fled to the swamps during, the Jlate war to avoid the draft, has been lately discovered living a hermit life in a den . and settle ment of his own in a dense thicket hear the bank of the river when . first discovered he fled to his hiding i place, upon being pursued he showed fight, but finally, sur rendered; and insisted upon refusing to go Xn tne aiiujr. Uvu ubiug uiiuikucu ws nat was ended about six years ago, he con cluded to abandon bis hiding place ''and return to' the ' old plantation where lie louna many cnanges since tne commence-1 i '. i. - - - ' i ment ot tne reDemon. ; Mis only clothing 1 was inade from the skins ; of. coons and i otner au.uuus wnica ne nas capturea aar- ing the time, having seen no one with f whom to converse during' ahout' eight I years. -'He has nearlv lost the control, of I language except a few profane words. His father and mother" have 'both: died during the past year. V 9 7. m Wholo ITo.n,170 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. v TIIE UHITEBSAIi BATEGUAED. . It is useless for State Legislatures to pass laws for the preservation of the public health, if the great law of. self-preservation, which depends for its enforcement upon the will of the individual, la suffered to remain, a aeaa letter. ' '-, : - V- ;- "--'""- There is scarcely an adult member of the community, of either iex, in the country, who has not seen, the testimony in favor of Hos- tetter's Stomach Bitters, furnished over their own signatures by persons of acknowledged eminence In science, literature, art, commerce and, every department of business and pro fessional life. These witnesses have declared in the most explicit terms that . the prepara tion is a sareffuara against epidemics, a sov ereign remedy for dyspepsia, a valuable anti- bilious medicine, a promoter of appetite', genial and harmless stimulant, a good accli mating medicine, a strengthen er of nerves, a general invigorant, a protection against the deleterious effects of malaria and impure wai ter, and that it imparts a degree of .vigor and activity to the vital forces which is not com municated 'by any other of the tonics and stomachics in use. Under these circumstances the self-preservative, law of nature should teach every rational person who, either - by reason of inherent debility ol in consequence of exposure to unwholesome influences, is in peril of losing the greatest of all temporal blessings, health, the importance of using the Bitters as a defensive medicine. Dyspepties who neglect to give it a trial are simply their own enemies. It is guaranteed to cure indl- ges uon in all us rorms, ana . tne - ouious ana nervous will find nothing in the whole range of official and yroprietary medicines which will afford them the same relief, a.t , ' Juneeodlw; Sun Wen FrlA;.. virt-'i NATIONAL HOTEL, WILMINGTON; JiVC., REUBEN ONES, Proprietor. ."' "'V-" REDUCTION OF FARE;'1 ":: ""if ' : . . .. ,..1.. .s . .1,.. '. .'''.') In consideration of the general t decline in cost of aU necessaries appertaining to , Hotel Keeping the price of Board will be .reduced on and alter July 1st, 1871, to . . ,v.-.-N-. S3 Per Day for Transient and $25 00 ' ' . Per Month for Day Board, w' Being determined that nothing shall be le't undone in the future to make, the " National" what it has been in the past, second to none in tne city. - h .- 1 june zo-nacaw The "Favorite Flour" IS SOLD ONLY BY. ' - ;',( CHAS. D. MTEBS & CO. rjlHE FAVORITE FLOUB" costs less and is superior to any brands sold in this market - CHAS. D. MYERS COn r. Sole Proprietors. june 25-tf BUYERS OF FAMILY SUPPLIES' . SHOULD try the FAVORITE FLOUR," Sold only by t .,. :i .... . : , : r; : -; chas. d. mters co., ' : 1une25-tf ; 7 North Front St. CARD. -wki W- tne receipt for losses at Laurinburgh from the North Carolina Home Insurance Co., from their agent at this pjaee, jut. Jonn n. Buchanan. Also, the promptness which said losses were paid to us. 1 - ' A. F. BIZZELL, june 25-St ; McKAY A MoCALL. Corn! Corn: 13 000 BUSHSLS COaN' now landing 'from Schrs. Virginia and Jas. Bedell, . '" . For sale by': " , v "'' ,'" ' " ;"F.W. KERCHNER, - june 25-tf f 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. Flour ! Flour ! QtZfk BBLS. FLOUR, ' ' ( v For sale by . , . - c, , F. W. KERCHNER, lune 25-tf 27, 28, and 29 North Water St.: r j i r T jSpirib Uo-SiajS. JaOOU XTUJ1 and Glue. A SOO SPIRIT CASKS, " ; 1,000 Bdls. Hoop Iron r ; . ': .. i.; ror sale by '- - V :' 1 : ... 25 BblS. Glue, i ..; F. W. KERCHNER, june 25-tf 27, 28 and 29 North Water St., : Sugar and Coffee. 1 lOO BblsV Refined Sugars, all grades, , . 15 Hhds: Demarara Sugar, 1 ; ' ' , 550 Sacks Rio, Java and Laguyra Coffee,.; . For sale by '''"".,.'. ..... r ' '.'j.tyf-.: If. W. KERCHNER, ' june 25-tf i ' 1 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. NewK i'J 4, 1 22 CAl;F: HAND-SEWED BOOTS, ' n ; . T, , lace-topped BOOTS, PATENT LEATHER BOOTS, a few pairs.,; ; I r x; . Also, a few pair, of CLOTH.,b6ots..- . ; f . . r . DUDLEY ELLIS. No. 41 Market St., ' ' j une 25-tf Sign of the Big Boot.' n ti it ti p 1 ir t T V . T y p ttti n , n it TO SMITHVILLE,; FORT CAS W ELL, and A View of tne Bea. Jnly 4tb, .1871, on L'rf54 I ThA Co-mmittee in charfirenledare themselves to 8pafe ib pains or expense in making this I .' No liquors will be allowed on board. Meals and refreshments may . be had at. reasonable rates on the Boat. r . ..s rv.-C.fT..' .-;it '! - Allen Evans Cotillon Band wIU . be , la at- ThSaMit leaves foot of Market street pre cisely at 8:30 o'clock A M and will return by 7oclockP.M. . . v ,'.... ... i.,.;- Tlckets for the Round Trip.. ........... ...SI 00 ! Children under li years of age... i..y.V 50 ' Tickets can be had at Jno. D. Love's and P. Heinsberger's Bookstores.1 it'; June 25-St , tTiistieced': m T , i;;" ' A TOT ASSOKntXST Of 1 v -;v ASSOKnCXXT ENGLISH! AND FRENCH HAIR BRUSHES. Attwoods, Vinegar and Hos tetter's Bitters: Hubbell's Bitter Wine of Iron. Sozo- dont, SootningSyrup, Coec aine, Phalon's Vltalia fortbe Hair, Tarrant's and Payson8 Indelllble .Ink, Helmbold's Buchu, Benzine, Llebig's Ex tract or. lieei, urown i jwjs. Ginger, Pain KUler. 4 ; For sale wholet ale and retail by v:- u x: ; i GREEN1 PLANNER, Druggists,' 47 Market and cor. Fourth' and Hanover BtSi nAi- ATi-rr.KTisma s 6n.8qnaxeone day, ! H A ;- twodays,.M..-.. J jr - . tbree aays,......-- S roar days, w If . ft Am, A a -era ................. O VQ Contract Advertisements taken at pro portionately low rates. - - - - - - Iff&rrlAirftft- TtafLthn. Tt.H?1r.iif. FanrtU and Obituary notioes will be lni" at half rates wnen paia ror in anvanc j ow:crwJ3 iuu ivw will Im charged. : - . . TzvcsCash on demand. . NEW AD VEBTISEMENTS. i Turkey Morocco Satchels -. ... .. .-r r "-.i- -v '.;.l-'-v; FOB, LADIES' 7SE.-"- '" " ':.VV?.'.;CH -J.'.v . . t -::i''';.' PACKM TEMS at' TOO DOLLABS. Summer Hato at Coct. . , .-.. ' . t t .r, ....... .i . k. t.-. .-" ' i 4 I V . i . ' CLOTHniG CHEAP. MUNSON & CO., . CITY CLOTHIE&S. june 25-tf Fresh' Arrivals : UST from the Press of T. B. PETERSON BROTHERS j Hans Breitman In Europe, with other Ballads, by Charles Q. Leland. ' BasU or the Crossed Path," a story Of Modern Life, by Wllkle Collins. Simon, a Love Story, by George Sand. Davenport Dunn, by pharles. Lever. Arthur O'Leary, by Charles Lever. Sights at Foot, by vfilkle CoUlns. The Black Tulip, oy Alexander Dumas. The Counters of Honte Christo. ., " . ' For sale at . -: .;. .. I t ... I j. ' i-'j , , V , . V-). UEINSBERGERS 7 Live Book Store, Inneaufl THE "STAR" Steam-- Job' Printing House :i J: 'ji I'J'tl vr s-stj r- ..t f .r -l -iv X ; ' -V '' ' THREE. STEAM-PRESSES : ' .... - - - . - . . - .-'- ' : c. iNiu ; i COMPETENT WORKMEN; f;'.-: .'jiTT-- i ; '! f vj : c ' . hi 4' , ? ) , .ik. THE BE 3T MATERIAL; v; REASONABLE4' PRICES roa SUPERIOR WORE. r CSve Us alTriali june 21-nactf .. . , -. ... J,-,-, LimeLLime! O. I BUILDING LIME, " ii c. EXTRA WHITE PLASTERING, -4.;.. i i. ... l--.li.iSJ ;.U A I. , For sale by , Hi) sjune23-tf O. G. PARSLEY & CO." Butter ! Butter! C KITS MOUNTAIN BUTTER,' U FRESH AND SWfiET, Just received and for sale by (June23-tf O. G. PARSLEY ft CO. s Lard ! Lard ! ;Laf d !i hri .TUBS PRIME LEAF and j -."- " - S . EXTRA LARD.; For sale by :j .... . .. , ,1 June 21-tf 4 . s t il DiROSSET & CO. ; The Bridal Chamber. ESSAYS FOR YOUNG ' MEN, ' ON GREATn. Social Evils and Abuses, which interfere ' with MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief -for the Erring and Unlortunate, diseased and debilitated, sent in sealed letter envelopes, tree of charge. - Address, HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.- maylS-Smos-ent j-i n 1000 LbsN. C. HAMS No, (l M a c k ere I f f J STEVENS ON 'S. lune 22-tf 0 ;:-:: 'v -lTotice.M;;::;r- ;' ; , X HE Interest on City of Wilmington Bonds due July 1st, will be paid on presentation at the office of the City Treasurer, on and ' after. Monday, 26th Inst. :i ': "' 4 z.ii u.MjI .' ;'-::V :-T.:a BERVOSS, ?;. ; June 23-lw ; r ; .. , v- f 1; , Treasurer. Bacon :and Pork;' .: 30 HHI?-?MOKE1a and , SHOULDERS, 50 BOXES D. 8. BIDES '- For sale by i.; . i.3 !t :.- nri ,vk;-' r-r.i -WILLIAMS MURCHISON. 300 HHPS;! ' kiiight:s; syetip; For sale by : -'I'.'r.i ' June 21-tf.,) WILLARD BROS. AVANTCi XITANTED Purchaseis to call at S. Levy's, : YV 44 Market street, and examine his stock: of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, bnoes. Hats, Notions, Cn which are now selling at actual eotCr V.,.. -.-n f-D ..-' 1 tmayffWnv LOOT A M D FPU H P. Goods, Cloth- sc., are Market street, is the place. - ?n ;t ; ?i . . imayKMm. FOR PALE OR ntSHTV fjioit XXEITT Anne large house, contain tj ing 8 rooms, just East of the Garrison, on front street, bmlthvllle. Apply to lune 20-1 W . JAMES MEARK3. , THOU BAI-At ACTTTAX. COST, by 8. )B SALt-lt Acnru Cost, by 8. Levy, 44 Market street. Dry Goods, Ctothtag. ts, Shoes, Hats, Notions, c. Call and irefcaxg8Uns.i c. - ?tmay4m - X! 44 Loots, secure fcaxg; TnOTJHO A place where Dry n ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, xnotions hAinir sold at !ua eoiC S. Levy's, 44 nl :zr.o?i i :ti ill i! 1 - H t -it 1 -i.