North Carolina Newspapers

i' 3 THE MORNING WTAIJ, PUBLISHED DAILY, W5f. II BF.BN4BD, Editor nnl ProprV 0io, Dawson Bank Buildings, Front St. 4" nna vear, la advance.. .it..............'... .17 00 8 montns. in advance. 8 BO S-hree months. In advance.................. 3 00 Jne month, in advance. 75 Th Uoenino Star will be delivered In any parr' of the City at FrrrM Cssts per week.. jlDTEOHOLOUICAL, KECOltl. 1 June 23, 1871; - Ther Barom eter. . Time. mom eter. Wind. Weather. 7 A. a P. 9 P. M. 29:85 29:79 29:81 81 81 SW Fresh Clear M. M. 8 Brisk Clear SW Fresh Clear Mean Temp, of day, 84 deg. ' , ' . ' Notb. All barometric readings are 'reduced to tbe sea-level and to S3 degrees Fahrenheit. ROBBHT SBTBUTQ, , Setv't Sijrnal Service U. S. A. , VTeatner Report. Wax. .Dipartmhnt; but; j Utuceoi uniei signal umcer, Washington, Juno 28-4:35 P. Fresh North we it winds are probable North and East ef Ohio for to night with clearing up weather on Thursday. Partially cloudy and clear weather Is probable for Thursday on the upper lakes, and In the Southern States light local rains are probable for to-night in North era Mississippi and Tenneesce., - , fiVf AOVKRIisKME A. llBiNsBEfiQER's Live Book. Store, 39 Market street Delightful New BookV. ; J.- ;' ' 7 Wm. M. Poissoh.- Masonic Notice St. John's Lodge, No. 1, F. & A. M. . - Geo. E. Tillbt Stall No.' 8. Important o Consumers. - . C D. MtbubSs Co., No. 7 North Front st. "Favourite Flour." F. W. Kbrohnbr; 7; 28 and 29 N. Water st; Corn; Hoop Iron, &c. : . ' . Dudley & ElliS, No. 41 Market street. For Misses, Leather,Pumps, &c. Gko. Z. French,' Chairman Rep. Ex. Com' nilttee.. , . ';. . O.'G. Parslbt &-Co. Blacksmith's Coal, .'- Positively Selling Oat at Cost at No. 44, Market Street.' V ' . Having rented the store now occupied by Mr. John G. Bauman, corner Front and"-Mrfrket Streets, and intending to open there with an entire hew Stock of Goods, I now offer .my entire present stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shdes, Hats, Notions, &c, &c.,at actual cost. C- X " - Persona -wishing to purchaso will do weU by calling on me. before buying elsewhere, 'as they will certainly be able to get bargains at ' ' "' 8. Levy's, x may 30 4m Next door to Patten's Bakery. ' To Clljr Subscribers.". " On the hrst day or July, Mf. D. M. Cobb will succeed Mr. W. L. Harlow as City Agent of the Morning Star for all that portion of the city North of the centre of Market street " From thai date all subscriptions in his Divis ion will be payable to him. " All subscriptions due W. L. Harlow, and un paid July 1st, are payable Only to the nn derslgned or his authorized Agents. Jane 13, 187L WM. H. BERNARD. Important Announcement. , . , In order to make room for improvements for tbe Fall Trade, I will offer my entire Stock; . of Dry Goods, fcc, at cost, without exception, at No. 15 Market street. ' tjulyl . ' . A. ANHALT. , The Fire Department. We learn that the Fire Department of. this city will be re orgaalzed on Friday, the 80th Inst, and that thereafter It will consist of three steam fire engines and one hand engine, the "Brooklyn,", which will be stationed North of the Weldon Railroad. The old hand-engine companies were to meet last night for the pur poae of disbanding. ; j ' : Committed for Burglary.' Joshua Nixon, colored, charged with break lug into the residence Of Mr. Thomas. Morrl son, on Front street a week or two since, was arraigned before Justice McQulgg jesterday. After a hearing of the case he was required to. give security in the sum of $100 for his ap pearance at the next term of the Superior Court, in default of which he was committed to jaii. , -.. - . . i-i '.. .;. A Simple Bemedy. t ,-', To those afflicted with that terrible disease,, the catarrh, and for their benefit, we publish the following simple remedy, which It js said,: has been found very efficacious: Mix one part of pulverized saltpetre to two of sugar, and tnuff up the nostrils , ten "or twelves' times a day. Ten cents worth will last for a couple of weeks, and the mixture may" be " obtained at any drug store. J. " " " Ca no Fear AeadcniT. The Commencement Exercises of the 4 C.pe Fear Military Academy will take place lit Tha lian Hall this (Thursday) afternoon at 6 o'clock.: Griffith McRee, E.sj.,.hfw kindly; consented to address theOadeU. iv :! Vs'" '' 'T"."" Tlie medals and 3eertiflcates"w ill then be de livered, after whi?u, tltere wUl be a dress par Je on Market Street: - V r; ; V h. W I f . Tlie Public ure most respectfully Invited t! to attend...'. , -r":; V'V ;'. " ; p The Cadets' ball takes place to-night In the Wty Hall, and will doubtless be largely at tended. ' 4 , . ;. s,haoI Examinatlbu V : ' , The examination of the pupils of .Miss Kate Bur' and 'Misf-HeitleJamea Vchoof com nieuccd in'the school room In the rear of St. James church yesterday morning and will be concluded to day.' The examination evidenced 11 degree of proficiency In the various' studies which was highly creditable to both teachers a,1J Pupiis., During the iSfternoon they were welsed in vocal music aud manifested in tbU b""incu of their studies very commendable "Hiuess.- fhepriicsfor excellence In schol lurshlp will be awarded thia .fternoon - ' : : An examination of various drawings promi nently displayed around the walls of ' the "Jouia showed that much care and attention ,lbeeQ devoted to. this department Some the laree cmvnn ai l ', w. . aeand evidehced unusual skill, and taste. ni : a nuwber r pencil drawings by younger Pupils, rann-lnc tu. . ' Bhn a r 5,B"i io ten years oi age, nowed remarkable proficiency lo tbis l)eauti. "vuuPshment. J. v-tu. . Vol: VTTT Tin WnXtTTTftTnil tl H ; .Tbls weather helps weeds. .. . , -o session of the City Court yesterday. r-Brignolils to explode ;hU high notes in ; , a niga obi, cauxat in a Buowcr, saouia oe 1 brushed at once. ' ' j i Yesterday was one of the "meltlneiitH .1 l' - f . . ; ;. ! . I utviui iu tasuu. . '.'1 . . . 1 . ' " , - I A uA.lkl... Jn ..til ..I I... Til t.- I " uuj w... Mb wiinb w.u mcj, m AnmtAn ni.fn11i.fil ' j . - I VtV.U UIX-IUI Ul-UO. . - f I .. It takes 25 cents worth of electricity to run a sewing machine a day. The Steamer Waccamaw was to leave her wharf this morning, af6 o'clock,' for the Black fish grounds. ;". . . . , f . , -t.lt Is understood that the Republicans will likely centre on Abbott, Frayztr and Mabson, as tbe.candldates for Convention. ' " The New Hanover County Medical Soci ety has a meeting In this city last evening, at the office of Dr. W. J. H.;Beilamy. The Weldon Newt says : We saw In our.1 place Monday General Robert Ransom, of Wil mington, who was enroxxte with hls lamilj for Klttrell's Springs. :, . : h A new style of Polonaise, called the Buck- Ingham,, is very pretty. It should be made of the -finest possible cashmere. - The bodice part I of the mantle fits to the figure and is elosed at the throat.- ' ; ;.y-i u:.-.'..'.-.;;- A letter to an exchange says-that wetting the hair thoroughly with sage tea, made strong and applied cold, for a few days in succession, will effectually prevent the hair from falling off the head. ' - ; Mr. Jap. D. Brooks, agent for the Brook lyn Life Insurance Company is in the city on business connected with that Company . - The "Brooklyn" is a first-class institution, as most of our people are aware. ' . ? We have the champion cabbage and. to mato, the first being a cluster of thirteen dis tinct and well formed 6olid heads and the lat ter a cluster of seven tomatoes combined into one. These curiosities In the vegetable line were grown by Mr. -Rogers, near this city. Superior Court in Anson The Red- fearn Murders. The extra term of the Superior for Anson eounty, for the trial o! the Redfearn znur derers, Judge Buxton presiding, commenced at Wadesboro' on Monday last, and on Tues day true bills were found by the Grand Jury against all the parties under arrest except Louis Henry; who was subsequently discharg ed from custody. Yesterday morning when the train passed the work of empanneling the jury was about commencing. The trial Is ex pected to consume the entire week. Messrs. 8teele & Walker appear for the defence and Messrs. McKoy, Ashe, Hargrove, Bennett and McMillan for the prosecution. IiUcby Fisuermen. The luckiest fishing party that we have heard of this season in this or any other local ity went down to the Blackfish Grounds yes terday, on the steamer Alpha. Fifteen gentle men, fully equipped with hooks and lines suitable for the purpose, comprised the party. They . remained on the grounds, .about five hours andaught three thousand fine blackfish, considered by the large majority of our peo ple the most delicious specimens of the finy trie caught In the waters of North Carolina. Two of the fortunate followers of Isack Wal ton (who would have gone Into ecstacies over such luck as that experienced by the party al luded to) succeeded alone in hooking three hundred and eighty of thelot. To one of the latter, who had more than he knew what to do with, we are Indebted for a couple of fine bunches. Sitnmtion Wanted. i ' If you want a 'situation, advertise in our new department, under head of ."Wants," at half our regular Tates.'for advertisements not ex? ceeding five lines.'" ;--.-;.. r ; j r f: t i Wilmington High School. The examination ar: this excellent school, which has been progressing for a week past. was concluded yesterday. f The lests applied scnoiarsmp were or a thorough, search- u ii me i enarmancci nnvf n((n inmntrnnnr. r highly creditable to Mr. J.. W. Hinton, the Principal, as well as to his students, IU Oriel. the standard reputation of the school f n 11 w malnttlnal " I has been r t We acknowledge an invitation to be present at the final exhibition to-night, at the school room on f iitn street, Deiween Ann anaiNun, when Interesting exercises in declamation, &c, will take place. C. F. AU AieoliUoni be a meetfug orthe membels of i . 1. i J.t. .L Th'eira'wi li - .-Ji' ! ' ' -i- .1 J.i. : i . - tne uape i-ear Agricultural jvssociaiion. aime Commercial "Exchange- to morrow (Friday) evening, at 8 O'clock, for the purpose of taking into consideration amendment i-ro oaed to the Constitution onheAs86ciatiohr ; J : ....... . , Immediately after the, adjournment of this meeting the officers and Executive Committee will mce,tYp consider -matters of .importance in. relation to the ensuine Fair. : I The Meeting, on Batnrday. Tbe Conservatives of the several Townships In New Hanover county .wlirmeet In this city on Saturday, the 1st day of July, for the; pur. pose of consultation upon-; matters relative to the pending election, r It is -hoped that there will be a full attendance on tbe occasion from the various townships. ; . -: s " - - - in . tka nt'fAVitinn nf th. nnkiu i. superior facilities we now have for executing rheanlv: rjromDtlv and skilfullv all klnda of a w. uw mw..v w wuu bv nt. oni Pniinw : nnV hndn... A-w VlUUlUg hu aw j ft w , wa w Hutu VD0 a aa tjuio UV partmenthaa steadily increased, n evidence It,.. ulUA 'Jt i- mn.-iBa,Bi.v..v " v to esUblish a'Book Bindery equal to the de- .nrta of nnrln, r.ltv'.Bnt we ana de- termlned to do still more : . aud aa our. busl ness grows so will our facilities be increased. Give vs atrial. :" 2taw2w Educational.;: ;: ; -r , " We learn that . the examination ahdv com- mencenien(vxercises of. Rocky Pblrit Acade my, under the efficient control of A. R.Black; Esq.; wiUiake place today.-? Iii additiod to . . . w v v ; . 7lT.- i j . I oe uouauaiiy ? iniercsung, mere wu oe aa- dresses on education delivered by Messrs. Bruce wuuams ana a. uenry ceu,, 01 i.ming- ton. and Luke McClammv. Jr.. of Tnnaall Q J .11 .1 ,..J J J ... " the -g. fo thenromollon ofwhlh thv will .n - .W Appointment of Delegates. . ' The Republicans of Columbia township met at Piney Woods on Tuesday and appointed tbe following delegates to tbe Nominating Con vention: John Holmest Archie Walker and W. T. Morton," all colored. J 1 " ' '.' ' -' :: ; The party In Lincoln township' met at LII- lington and chose the following: W." J. Biv- ens, whit'', John Bell and Miles , Armstrong, colored. . . . f i '; , ,-.''' The delegates from . both the above town ships we renins tructed to vote for Frayzer as the candidate from the Country for Convention. supreme Court Decisions. The following decisions which we 'find in the Raleigh Telegrain were, among others, filed hy the Judges of the Supreme Court, on Mon- day last TT PviPtnv' fl '.T S - fitmt a ... -T r 4 frdm New Hanover. Judgment reversed and J udcrment entered for defendant. . , 1 Article IV 8ec. 19. authorizing the Leeisla ture to establish special courts in cities and towns is confined to misdemeanors. The Leg islatnre with a view to give such courts juris diction of larceny, declared that larceny when committed in the city of Wilmington of lees value than vo, shall be a misdemeanor. . (Act 1869-'70,Chap.37.) - ' - 1 The enect or the repeal or the aforesaid act was to deprive the special court of Wilming ton of the jurisdiction of larceny cases. State vs. Samuel A. smith, from New Han over. Error. - Court had no jurisdiction over the subject matter. -; ?i The act of March 30, 1871, repealing the act of 1863, establishing a special, court for the trial ol misdemeanors In the City of Wilming ton is Constitutional. - The establishment of such a court, distin guished from courts created by the Constitu tion aiscussed ana explained. . Our Chip Basket." , . ' A soft blow A gentle breeze. A Milwaukee scamp re married the eight his first wife died. . , The young lady who is unable to support a riding habit, should get into a walking habit. . A kiss is the . alms which , enriches him who receives without Impoverishing her who gives. - . . A writer onschool discipline says: "With out a liberal use of the rod, it Is impossible to make a boy smart." "I like to read epigrams against us wo men," saidrs. Clever. "When a culprit clanks his chains you may know they are on him." . '; ; .... . The cat that serenaded a literary lady the other night has not been able to be out tlnce; and the lady Is minus one boot, one flower pot, a patent, inkstand and a new chignon. "Wow, my little boys and elrls." said a teacher, "I want you to be very, still so stilla that you can hear; a pin drop.'? In a minute all was silent, when aiittle boy shrieked out, A young lady about to be married, Insist ed on having a cert ain clergyman toj perform the ceremony, saying, "He always' throws so much feeling into the thing; and I wouldn't give a fig to be married unless it could be done In a style, of gushing rhapsody." SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE. IXaleicrn is to have an exenr- f Ttittimnr' ! U A !. Fruit in considerable quantity ririow'TeineBripped North from-Ridge- The.ruiercharits - of Raleigh complain of dull trade, and the tightness of the money market.5 x Dr. Grissoui,'-Superintendent of the State Lunatic Asylum; has returned irom his, visit -to AnAOa.,--...h . r . H6nV WAVGrabarH and Dt: i x ri ri.Mn. ... v.wHTeuiwu-iu. vwug;a j . .;; - mi - iaJ,W rtr!1vM : T? Pl.ri-iku I . . ''.n i -:-t ra j a v 'x ; C 17u t f.,w r 'T and Festival on thoth of July. ; ,..(r i nr ri axo rkArn toiii iinin inRir nnnnni r mr . 1 sr, rt' ". , ii . : . , auo otJMuu myn.ii, i -""- l nft .rtn nrMt i uMonri r rr rT i T no btOCKnOlaers OI me A.'x.'T1. Itaiiroaa. will! takea placed at tMrehead .City on Jhursda7,4he2bst. -i3 ScfcebcK -ludge 'sA?the. Supreme IU"' vu vviu w a0w ... a)isvi Uarring him of the privilege f of pracU- liner iri. his courts.. - -.-..r;-?, $ ,.. Uourt conaemns,uie actiouoi me latter in 1 f.incr irt his COUrtS. .. , " . ! , ' 1 7 .7... . ', i--' 4 -ruegro uiau cmuug Aiiuiiseii, J ohn jjiVans, ana nauingirom xvaieiga, 1 has been arrested in ? Weldon, charged I ... . 1 a.- r 4 1. wltu stealing a . pair 01 uo irom tne L , ;V . S V "TT, 7't.,-i-i .'':r' I-v- The bouthem Home say 8 I tlie distillery lately owned by W. C. Richards, I at Brevard station, was Durnea on JLues day night last by an incendiary. ; it was bought by Mr. Frercks, a revenue pmcer. at the government sale. Mr. Frercks went up on Thursday to get it insured and . he wunu-.it w asoes. -.y.-j. ;5;- j: , The Chatham Educational As- sociation will hold JtslanniHlJ session Jat I Sylvan Academy in Chatham county on July 21st, 1871. The introductory ;Ad, dress will De aenverea Dy itey,' urantiey I luilk Ul liuuiu'waucw auov.iul. AUUIC3- :u u j.ii.oFaH h tTnn tk Tw-- i ihi will ucuiuiu uj uvu. vwuu iuau- I hlng, Mr. Jay? and- others. ( ; I " "Tbuhx is vo Excusb for those who drag their weary and disordered bodies Into our com- panyiwhen few doses x AYER'aHAJwia PARlLLA would cleanse .their murkr blood JT 1 -r- Ars.aaa W IYER'S K A tut A' and restore their health ana vigor; lemnaay victims of . bilious disease, have some regard ryoxu nebors, H not ior yoursei ves, aVtcr nnKRRY PECTORAL to ston' youi toias, uoucrns ana uroDcniai Anecuonn . -a -w- a a. a before they run into Consumption that you jfore they run into Consumption that you . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. d St. Jolui's Lodge, No, 1. ' -' " f. fc ;a; :T EGUIAB MOMTHttT CQMMUNICATIO'Sr JLt; tuis (TUnrsday) evening at 74 o'clock. Wk. M. POISSON,. , Secretary. jnne 23-lt ' For, Rent. rvr T house . at smithvxlle. JSoqulre or Dr. Thurston, Bmun-l vllle, or R. F. Langdon, Wilmingtoni . . . t - June 23-2t: ... - - ? ; S. L. FAEMOKT,: :-IMPORTANTfO; CONSUMERS. x rTIHE undersigned would Inform the public a inat ne is now preparea 10 iarnisn tne BEST BEEF XVXB BOLD IK THIS KASKXT. j v . He has seenred tbe splendid pasture known as the Jf oor Mouserieia.containing 200 acres, and will have Beet and Lamb every morning " FRESH FROM THE PASTURE. some and fresh meats cannot be excelled, and lie therefore looks with confidence for a lib eral share or the public patronage. His retail prices will range as follows 1 Beef from 8 to 16 cents per pouna ; umo irom iu to is cents. GEORGE F. TILLEY, , : r, . StaUNo. 8. jane 29-1 m II II fl II BUSHELS WHEAT SHORTS,1 At 60 cents per bushel. ' Also, WHE AT BRAN, for Cows and Horses DAMAGED CORN, FOR HOGS. june 23-lt OLDHAM & CUMMING. The Favorite Flour?' TTTE have In Store is fresh around from the; YY Choicest Wheat. The steadily increas ing aemana, our large saies, ana tne gooa Qualities of the Favonto Flour, have placed it in the front, and we offer it as among the best brands sold in America. Give it a triaL The price is reasonable, the quality superior. uive it a trial. ena lor samples, to CHAS. 1). MiJSKa & GO., fune 29 tf . .' ..' 7 North Front St. CHOICE PIG HAMS, at CHAS. D. MYERS & CO. Table Oil. pURE OLIVE AND ITALIAN OIL, t june29-tr uuas. jj. airniua ecu. Corn! Corn ! Q QQQ BUSHELS CORN, For sale by ; , -jnne29-tf 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. X TT aaAVAv till AUX Soap. Candles, Chackers i . SOO BOXES SOAP 250 Boxes CANDLES, 95 BOXES AND BARRELS CRACKERS. For sale by F. W. EERCHNER, Inne 29-tf 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. Kmnf. flnslrfl. HOOTI Trim. 450 CASKS, u -. - For sale by F. W. KERCHNER, june 29-tf 27, 23 and 29 North Water bt. Bacon and Pork, 50 Hhds. Smoked Sides and Shoulders,' ' 05 Hdf. & Boxes D. S. . : 125 BBLS. PORK, " For sale by 1 ' F. W. KERCHNER, ' June 29-tf 27, 23 and 29 North Water St. 'For; Hisses ! CWT ;Afrf J -,9 . 1 ...fir , .T;."T, r7,.;-. i JUA j4 giVAAil W4ii iAa umwi For sale by ' 1 ..DUDLEY . ELLIS, june 29-tf ., . . Sign of the.BIg Boot. DELIGHTFUL HEW BOOKS. ! ic tSSSiSi Aher7somVthlnVDo; i v - - maa's -Joarnai, itrete idarte's roeras, jruze 5?5nty Ballads, The Ciryptogjrana,AnteroB, A r rn4nn. t vnt. k tho . Da- j wuwuik jnim, x u i imnoi xai... v. 1 sieged Resident in 'Farlo Ralph' the- Heir, Motherless: Breed In thesone The Mutineers of thA Rrnintv. Her Lord and Master. Our Qirl- -r- r ' -r . I jcari jene, iiencn ana Bar, renton'8 yueei, a I aiven, j&usy xiwuuih, ria.yvu.jy at, iwju i,uo Si'Boy. V V, For sale Household, Life's Assize. Little Men The Old t at aii si 1 li:j li i-,-J! i HEljrSBERGER'S; L.I-J i:ii- i 7 inne 29-tf Live Book Store. f ? '-BlaCkiSIllith'S rC0al, lir.oVi ai,-j. v;..!,-. iifsr... j -tfj ., l:r.or I KIVP TONS it) wyr VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY. . ...i.-.r For sale by-, 1 1 j j ; ,; , jane 29-tf ? O. 6. PARSLEY & CO; ' Lime A lAme J" 1 BUILDING iilME, ; 'lf i'-i EXTRA WHITE PLASTERING, : :i '; ' : . ri ) 1 i june 29-tf' O. G; PARSLEY A CO.' ' NEW HANOVER COUNTY, H . 1-V .' r '.j. jr.;- -.. -''! "..- , V ' ;: WitMnroTOw, U: O, Jane 8, 1871. J ' t Delegates xo ine iOuniy uonvenuon t V ... i 1. i ( ; . , . j . t . ; l i Ward ; Meetings June 27th, 1861, are hereby j notified to meet at the Court Room, City Han 1 vntta.- lUfli- jj,,;, v JSt ' k XJ tfvwj -ournbsa of aeleetfnir threa Dele- TTj?P" f- electm. tn? r&fe ,,1; gates at Large, fronx.tho Township of WH- I mington td the aforesaid County Convention. - I . j . - i .. 1 . . , - ' ri ... .- .'f . r . . -- -J 1 ! - 'nrnrrM t 1 5(i;,s; ... t f, ri: y- s r -r-4Vf !'!! H jnezj-it Ch'm Ecpulilican j:x.' Com.' NEW , AD VEBTJSEMENTS. N AT I ON At: HOT EL, WILMINGTON, N C , REUBEN JONES, Proprietor. REDUCTION OF FARE. In consideration of the general decline in cost of all necessaries appertaining to Hotel Keeping, the price of Board will be reduced on and after July 1st, 1871, to v 2 Per Day for Transient and. 923 0 Per Month for Day Boar J, ' Being determined that nothing shall be le t undone lathe future to make the M National" what It has been in the past, second to none intnecrty. , v a uune25-nac2w THE " STAR' Steam Job Printing HouseJ THREE STEAM-PRESSES ; ; -''- , , COMPETENT WORKMEN; THE BEST MATERIAL. , - REASON A BLE , PRICES ( jtob f V , , . SUPERIOR WORK, Give Us a Triall ! jnne 21-nactf MISCELLANEOUS. THE " STAE" JOB PRINTING HOUSE, Book Bindery, AND Blank. Book Manufactory, WM. II. BERNARD, PropHor, Wilmington n. q. ; f.f i l: The Only Establisliuicnt Iu the Stale, having all these lacill- Ilea combined. :i IMPROVED MACHINEKY ! .'Jt' . ;.of n '.t-l- ,v -i.oLe'C 1o:.t-j;-i t.:fi-.:-ei'.- . it ,-j j THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF , - t if. t.: 4 .tu-jj'iir. rii! a smttEO y oricmen .r-r. -IN v. -.jjr- .if. i - ... .. ... .. , IT. 1 . . . .r... ... : it r.j.XSf: .mu'i-'i i -00' .-ittiV -ikil -i:; U,4lSiC TA T, 11: E j.ii V.i..'.!'t t 'ITi I S;b.A tiff-Jo 3"!:;J; ?j : i.') 4 . ..Jf. . .... . . . 1 t AuyK;Oilfcr Eliibllshiiient ; .'-'j S '.; .'-l.fi "i .vUii-t Kh'i'H-rt: l-VFOR THE ; J y it . S f : ; . ', t ... ' '' : . t 'i BEST QTJAMTY OF WORK I -lt:'I v 'j lilili: 1- : V ? " . . ... I 2i 1 ::ji vim 1 ;')!. vi:;u;,;!0) i-J PBIKTING, BDUHQ : AND BIS DIN tJ, , . ; .: OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ' j Executed Promptly and Skilfully I SINCE ADDING aro enahled it fill orders, with ! r-'-'x ; v i i; : ; , 1o 'iff a m ! ! an IBM , - wa VI m SWSaTV "Tw i-u: . stiie ' uTBunr iii-trAtvu, three days,... fit ft das,... 2 CO 2 W n no A W r - , . one weoa . CnntraetAd vert iseni ml talren rr portionalely low rate? MarrIaec8.I):n.th. t '-. wnonpuia rnr in anvr;r-: tt ',;; :-ea i' MTSOETJ jANEOUS. P0LLAK &i SON, r 91 all n Tact it re i-h, Import crs mitl Rpes,- Site u Mcleiuii'lCisiurs, WIIOUESAI.E, 43 Maiden Iane, RETAIL ONLTT, Go 11 til ne JlcersolianmCJo - ds at 27 JOHN STREET, N. Y. . Address, for Retail Cfjpnlars, c Let- ter BOX 6848. f v ? j S F fjune 22-tf Bacon I aeon ! . ' 100,000 LBS. SHOULDERS V1 and piDESr For sale by s June 21-tf "''V witLARD BROS. ..Turkey Morocco Satchels: v FOR tjADIEs'V US EL. T PACKING TRDHKS at: TW0.B0LL1RS. S u m rrie r H ats at Cost. CL0THIHG CHE AP. MUNSON & CO., june 25-tf V i s ! - ciTY CLOTHIERS. Oflico founly ComralssloucM, NEW HANOVER COUNTY, Notice to Tax Payers. Tft5F In accordance with the Revenue Law, lit-o the County Commissioners will meet at their offloe la the City of Wilmington, on M tvKn av TiA-rf.. .TnJi7 Sd. fnr t.h nnrnrwn nf rp- j -i -rf v i x i vising the tax lisis, and for hearing all com- plaints that may bejnade in regard tS valu ation. ' -! r-x "i . : By order of the Board. ; - f vr , -ll WM; J.' BIVINS, o ; y :- Clerk. june23-tJ3d l Corn and Flour 1 , 5 00 0 Bn3h' Whlfce a 111x0(1 Corn, , enn bbls." FLOUR, all graiiss,' . For sale by V ,L, v,, ., -- ' "'WILLIAMS & MURCHI50N: jnnell-tf .;uum'::..i v-;i : 1000 Lbs. n,; c. hams' N o. I M ackerel , S ALMONi AT ' f J. 0. STEVENSON'S. -.'ix. lune 22-tf nee s aaie, IilTTIiE RiyElt,; SOv CA. Valuable, Seal Estate. Turpentine Distilleries, Saw -Mill, portable v EnKlne, Cotton Presa, , Peanut - ' i 11 Tbresner, and other, MaV . i " . . - 1 THE UNDERSIGNED, Assignee of Thomas C. Dunn, will seU the following property, at Little River, 8.. C., on Thursday, the 20th day of J uly next, namely : : one Tract of Xand In the County of Bruns wick, North Carolina, known as tbe u Wolf Neck Farm," containing five hundred and forty acres, more or less. Also, one tract of land In the County ' of Horry, South Carolina, known aa the " Mont gomery Place," containing xine hundred and sixty acres, more or less. -. . - " Also, one' tract or land In' the County 6f- Horry, South Carolina, containing elevon hun dred acres, more or less? ; Al&o, one tract of. land in the County of Horry, South Carolina, containing two hun dred acres, more or less. !.'.,,'. s . Also, eighty acres of land, more or less, cov ering the greater portion- of the site of the village of Little, River, S. C., divided Into Eighteen Lots, NO: 1 containing 2 acres, on : which, ia a Circular Saw-Mill, . with engine, boiler and necessary appurtenances, to be sold with the Lot; , No. ,2 oontalng .-acres, on . which is located Two TturpeDtlne Stills ana Appurtenanoes, to be sold, with the Lor. No. 4. contalnimr VA roods, with small store ' building, eligibly located lor business; Terms of Sale of the. foregoing property t One-hair Cash, balance on a creditor one year. Purchaser to give bond, with- good: personal fcecurlty, and a mortgage of the property pur-ehaeecL"-- - -.:T:itl ihvi-t.y,u v-4 The subscriber wUl also sell at the. same time and place, for cash, -n ii;.. Flats, f Portable Steam Engine and Boiler, I ' Peanut Thresher and Cleaner, 1 Ingersell Cotton Press, . 1 Grtss -Mill,, Waggons,. Boats, and other personality; - - " ' Mill -, '.f -; r v . ' JQ3, T. WALSH, JaneSOeodlmTuTh 8 ; - " Assignee. -r-h JLhe Interest on City of Wilmington Bonds 4lj "iOt due July'istvwHl be paid ;on presentation at the office of the City Treasurer,' on and after Monday, 2Cth instV. j ,v v ; : ; T. C. SEUyOsS, june 23-1 w; 1 i. ; 300 HHDS; I -I. EITIGHT'S SYETJP, ..(UlJ ll'UU.l 111... ror sale bv - V june,21rtf ;,u 'J, . . , , W 1LLARD BROS. WAN TO. rfTTAHTED Purchasers to call at S. Levy's, YY 44 Market street, and examine his stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, ; Boots, shoes. Hats. Notions, &c, which are now selling at actual cost.' - may 30-4m ; LOdT. A HP FOUN Dr T7.0UJID A place whete Dry Goods, Cloth Jj ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, Aa, are being sold at actual cott, : S, Levy's, 44 - Market street, is the place. -. , ''.-',,.. , ,may 8Wm ' FORI GALE OR R E fjf! i i ' ' 1 ! ' r .XHOtt SAIE At ActtrAi. Cost, by 8. Levy, J3 44 Market street, Dry Ooods, ClothLig, TiTLota. ahoea. Ilats.. Notions Ac. . Call and secure bargains. . .. . .. . imayaMin ' " r-mnwWlAM . xne otner iyis averaging nve acres, ana un improved. ATlot of these Lots may be seen at Little Rlver by ,calint7,onjCapt. pishu cannot stop. - v - . - - - ' ' - ' - ;" : .. . ... '