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' rPUBWSHKD DAILY, rV". " j
Tf. II BBItNAIlO, Editor and Proplv
OrrioB. Dawson Bank Buildings, Front St:
rnA vear, In adTanQe....,r.........,...t7 00
sS : months, lnAdvancov....;....,........ 3 80
ifree months, in advance. .;..;...;vi.;...i 2 00
A-mnnth. inadvanoeii........-...,.... 75
The Mobhiko Stab tvHl bo delivered in any
part of the City at Fitkb Cjihtb per week
METEOUOLOOICAfc ItECOItD.
. July V -'.
Time! - mom- IWinXl Weather
7 a. M. 30:01 . 78 "JN Llht Falf
2 P. M. . 29:95 ' at tight Fair
9 P. M.1 ,29:94.. . 84. 8 Geptle' Clear ;
Mean Temp, of day. 84 .(Jee;.
Highest observed Temp. 98 degrees .
Ttal rainfall daring June: 4:2ttJDChes.- . -Mean
Temperature, of J one:- 60. degs
Notu. All barometric readings are reduced
to the sea-level and to" 33 degrees Fahrenheit;
. .JJ.-l', Robbbx Sstboth. v ,l
. Serg't Signal Service U. S. A. . .
natbr He port.
ant;!""
. omqe pf Chief Signal Officer
Washington,. J ulyv3 4:35i jf.
Local stormd will probably pas46ver 'Cen
tral Indiana, and. iowa, jmo. .reports, received
from the extreme Northwest, nor is, any severe
disturbance apprehended for the upper Lakes.
Partially cloudy;weather,with local rains. Is
probable for Tuesday east Of the Blue Ridge
and New York. - .' .
THE
AW AUVERTlSEfflMTS
tlBia sBBRGB'8 Live Book Store,; 39 Market
Btreet-rBelightful New Books. ll;y r;
W. P. Canadat, City Marshal. --Notice to
Merchants and Dealers In Naval S torts.
Robt. ' M, Houston, Sec'y. Meeting of
Cape Fe ar Building Association.
OyHAir & CtJMMiNQ-. Straed, a Black and
white (horned) 8teer. :;;"; tryry v.? j Tv-fip
C. S. ELLI3.Nechanlc's Loan and Building
Association., '""."- ;
, Gbbbm & Fxakkbr, Druggists and Apotheca
ries. Druggists Sundries and Medicines. ? .
R. E. CoLSTOW, Principal. Cape Fear .Mil-
tary-a.caaemy. tnra i -. cia 5t--i ;-
Read the advertisement under the. caption
of "Wants." - v wii's-,-".; !
r
Positively Selling. Out at Cost at No.
: 44, MarfceSStreoiWYiJ-c- 'H-
Having rented the store now occupied by Mr.
Jdhn G, Bauman, corner. Front and Market
Streets, and intending to open there with an I
entire new Stockof Gobds;JI now offer my 1
. .-t. riL r,l-j-A-.,.!-
euure prcscui. tuwn ut iry uouub, vioining, 1
Boots and Shoes?iHatsr Notions, :fc., Ac., at
actual cost. . . . I
Persons wishing to purchaso .will do weU
by calling on me-before buyinglsewhere, s
they , will certainly, be able to get bargains at
b. lbvts, ,
may ou sui Jiext uoor rorauen a jaaery,,
To city SvDScnoers. '
On the first day of July, Mrf D. MCobb will
uccaed Mr. W. L. Harlow as City A gent of
the foRKTVfj Sta-r for all that nni-t.Un nf thA
On J . XT A. J A T. T I
oUv Nnrth nf th nntrA nf TtTalrot .ti.t
From that date all subscriptions in his Divls-:
ion will be payable to him.
All subscriptions - due W. L. Harlow, ' and
unpaid July Is t, are. payable only to the un
dersigned or his authorized Agents. ' ; 1
Jnne 13, '18W.:WM;jH. BERNARD. "
i-.it -i-ii -j. !.-.. ,tw v . :
A Nuisance.
A number Ipf families pn Seventh street
were considerably- annoyed and their rest bro
ken. by a colored Swatch nigh V "held lu that
neighborhood on Saturday evening last, the
exercises , commencing about tnidnight and
tuding about'daylhkr These meetings ire
held at various points in the city, oftentimes
disturbing not only the rest of those who "daily
loil for their living andj who'requlre rest tat ,
uisht, but also the sick; and some effort should
be made to'break them ui :; ; ; 'J;
We do not wish to deprive the colored peo-
pie of their spiritual prlvhkgesut the rights
of others should also be respectedf '.We tan
see no reason why the colored people, who
have their own churches and many of whom
control their own time should be allowed to
hold services after 10 o'clock1 at night or be-
iore sunrise In the morning, especially when J
uuuac exercises consist vi praying as u toe Al
mighty was a thousand miles off, screaming,
jumping, ana sucn ooisterous exercises as dis-
lUrD tne Whole neiZnbOrhOOdi nffnd Whleh..: In I
some iiiitanc.ei, have considerably frightened 1
persons who, being Suddenly aroused by the
noise, imagine that it Is a fire or riot near byi
. It is a nuisance,: and we thus call public at-
tention to it; hoping that the ' city authorities
as well as the pastors of the colored thurches,
win unite in stopping it. . , "f '
Arn usement Ahead, ; , '
company would vlaft us and exhibit In the
Theatre on the nights ' of ;thef 17thV 18th and
uiyji t.-a.mpng.iine.noveiues are .a, le-
aJeyeDtriloquist,A lady.8lelghtbhand per-
' former. Herr Dobblcr. in hi crreat i'wWrH fAnta
... O - T-
II TWrfuAt !. ' ilf - llrti
ucariu u Boiuseuieais in vvummg-J
; ton for some, mon'ths'pasl and ' the "Great Eu -
ropean Combination" would seem to afford
so a etbing more novel and . entertaining than
the average f shows. We have no doubt that
they will" reap a harvest of greenbacks.
Au Old Instituiion. , ,VvJ . .
St John's Lodge No 1, Pree .and" Accepted
MaBons of this city has two charters the first
faring date Janttary; Sdd, 1794-, and the other
December Isi, 1801., jHt. ,t1lt
a ni .' 7 . . 'j !- 1 1 u-
A BaiiAtiw.iir ! ? u'
tsr
street, the cost-of same to be paid by assessing
theowoersof property Interested. Ths sld f
valk Is to commence at Market street and
ninnlng,onihe W
Walnut and thence on the West side of seventh
MsOiuotWotnsrefc This is
move In"the right direction and it Is Uo be
hnnaA l.-4'i: i ,7i' .
, kuai, lot owners on DOtn siaes oi tne
street wui'oian oa . . w ' i
wulao set out oalctrees and thtis giro
aaaitional beauty to one of the prettiest
streetalntn.lMf'-"nV-r i,re"ie"
"VI i- Harm i. : t ir. . 1 . . ... . ... - ... i . . .... ' ne i i
iw,65 omtii, &.gvuh iu? jrrui. mc-i. 1 enorts toeneet tne capture oriiowrey and his and James' scnaoj, w men, cauie uu: ousi.jr.i statoiof
lister's "Great European Combination," was gang. lowrey avowed his purpose to have Hall, in the rejif ot St Jamsr ChuTCb VvLjuuiS
u uur cuy yesteway aud Informed s that this revense on them and that he should not eive ireimlnfcwM" attended Wery large ana ap 1 the
Dmu wonderful Chrystalophian, the intferejth!"nonel except
-"wiwm Masters Tommy .and Charles, In alluded to . - ' r- .
specialties of their own, Ac. Atfthere has been i ' -T , rfTl.,u' 2 V ' 'O'
-.-i-.'-J . ..: ...... T ' ' . ! II 1 11 1 . . . .. ... , -. I T! M II ST All IilUAU " ' ' 1
Trtl : 7TTT TT Qy "
- Villi. V 111 li 0 O
...... .-.i. i ' 1 " . -
Tomatoes are healthful. . K
x Croquet buskin shoes are oat. s
jcnameiiea sliver bracelets are a new
thfog.'" ... . .1 -V- - (.'K"'t, :
. "He always was that way". Is the
latest
Thfl iCape Fear BnUdlng AssoclaUon wiU J
meet at the 'City Court room on Wednesdav
erenintr. Jiil v nth. - r'- f1. I
, Thft"ft.iAn nf t- .V. ' fw
their Tironnsfid PTonrnlnn tn f3nlr1ahftrn ' tA-
day.
We learn that there r is to: be ; a "stag;
party,?', compose of quite a large number of
gentlemen, at Masonboro' Sound to-day. ; 1
: The Mechanics' Building - and Loan ; As
sociation will meet at " the Commercial Ex-
change on Wednesday evenW: at 8 o'clock,
"rr, " , . J T - - - X
The dedication of the new Hall of Stone
wall Lodge No. 1- Knights of , Pythias, will
la&e piace ou or aooat xoo um idsu ; - ( v .
During June there were slaughtered by
the various butchers of this " city 164 beeves,
484 sheep, 11 calves and 9 hogs.
Mag. Bunting, colored, chrge4 with be
ing drunk on the'street, was 'before the ' City
Court yesterday morning, found guilty and re
quired to pay the penalty and costs.
The installation of officers of Cape Fear
Lodge No. 2, L O. O. FM comes off at their
new mil this evening, at a o'clock.- A lull
and punctual attendance is requested.
It is hintqd that a Iarge immber of those
.hn An nntnrAnn.. nn ' TnnHlnn. In.
day will visit the Wilmington . Garden, where
theywill indulge in ten pins, inhale the fresh
breezes, &c.
A SWe are requested by Postmaster Brink to
state that the postoffice will " be open - to day
from 7 to 8:30. M., when it will be closed
for the balance of the day. The mails will
close as usual. ; " '
The attention of commission merchants
and dealers In naval stores is called to the ad-
vertlsement of CHy Marshal Canaday In refer-
enceto theleneth of time in which tnroen tine. I
... " ...... I
r . - a.
uir, piica, rosin, epinis 01 lurpeniine, coiion, 1
&c, &c, will be allowed to remain on wharves J
and lots In certain Prescribed limits.
To-day being the "Glorious Fourth." the
anniversary of American Independence. land
orlnters belne1 nroverbial for their patriotism
there-will be no nsoer issued from this office
on Wednesday morning. :a; CKJ ji
' Mr. George Sinclair, Agent for the 4,Great
European Combination," gave a private exhl-
hltlon forthe gratification of a.few friends at
the Pnreell Honse iaat evening, in which he Is
.
Raid to have vftllert the famnnA TUvennnrt I
Brothers. 1 i.
'Ti ' ... "
Capt. Boatwright was the first to reach 1
the Rankin' engine house upon the alarm o
fire on Sunday and Mr. George Doyle that of I
the Hook Ladder ComDan v. the first irettlncr
the red ball and the latter the reward of merit
given on such occasions.
A great many trash piles are to be seen
scattered about the streets and alleys, which
are allowed to remain longer than ."the law'
allows."..' "gentleman informs us that he
knows of one which is becoming rather offen-
slve, in an alley between Afarket and Dock
streets and between Front and Water, that has
been laying there two; weeks. ' ;4N Y v '
We were shown last night ly Deputy
Grand Chancellor Wm. A. Jobson, a Pythian
apron prescribed by regulations for the Grand
Chancellor. As a specimen of regalia it com-
pares favorably with any article of the kind we
have seen for a long time. We donot propose
to descrlbelt; because' those' who wish to see
something beautiful majr gratify themseltes
by stepping into the jewelry establishment of
Mr. George Honnet, Market street, where the
apron has been deposited, for the Inspection
of the curious.
Lowrey Aaln.
- Win Hnnrf'nv loat. TTanr Rrrt 1nnr. o
companied by Boss Strong, Andrew Strong
and Stephen Lowrey,!! heavily armed, went
10 the'house of a Mr. McKoy beaV Philadel-i
"phus Church, ip Robeson county, and Inquiied
for hlmf, but he was.not at- nome. They also
went to other houses in the neighborhood and
inquired for one or more of the Inmates. It
seems that they were hunting for young Mc-
I'Kov and oChersTwho haveleen;ac'tiVe'' in their.
Lnhi Mnh fnrthehartles nntil he-had
I eompUshed his purpose. W Lowrey and' " his
companions met the people as they were com-
'log from church and had conversation with
. 7: . tt- ..u V- .k.M
HClTTlH-fM LlieiU.'" -X1D LU1U LI1CIU lUIt IIO CUUUiU'
the parties
I .. . . L5: -
I At His Old Tricks V;Wf '
1 ( i Ben L1bscomb: colored, an old Work
Mf i'he tnm. mM'n ; nffAtiiV MnSn fntn.l:fmm the and'tenc&lTJiiBpraruaatice ''oa'this
possession of a bank book belonging
to some
J otherparty, who'had deposits in' the --iFieed'')
men's Savings Bank, and yesterday walked
boldly Into the bank and .attempted to draw
out tbe ftm0Unt which the- book called for.
Fortunately the cashier knew Lipscomb and
lao tB&parj to whom the book belonged
wd baving hls Ba8picious excited : he i
t0 Rlvc blm the xnouey, hut instead he;
a the doorand called for a 'policeman.
refused
walked
..... t r
to the doorand caned lor a poiicemau. .ips-
room he rushedn.and attempted to secrete
himself, but officer Jash.lreen was too fast
?r him and so He was nabbed and taken to the
iGuard Housei fron whence he will probably
return to hisMd quarters inhe County Work
VtVVw: ' '
.:"V;; 'f.. .v : " ' "'
1 I .- V.: . J-Vr Vt .vtUa U In
1 , u you nave uhuu ujri.uuR,
r.M4i f -LoRt and
. our new department, tinder head4or Lostana.
Found." at half our regular rates, for adver.
i!'!, n,. , tf
TzinnnGTOiTf JlT. c.;, Tuesday, july 4. i87i.
Oar.Cblp Basket.
-MGoei against the grain-f A mowing-
Tnachine.11 ' ' " '-t f.fct:f ! Js - x.
-' k"''k''i '' " 3 . . j t
. " 1 . . . j - .,s . . . men belngall eager forthe fray; but; fortun
trousseau the other day, which contained 300 1 BerTice8wcre not needed, as the
yuru8u. ' , - -
A citizen of Penobscot county, Maine, has
?v? daughters whose aggregate weight is
mor nan t000 pounds.. ; . , ....
-A woman In aavertielner ;her runaway 1
husband says j David has a scar on his nose
Wbere 1 SeratChed Ik'
.!' a hifrtnnhr whf mufiW a vsltrsr bnt
J
amiable girl, used to call her "Brown Sugar,"
. r- i;-. --n -v'- i
because, he said, "she was sweet but unre-
uncuv i - I ?i i
Grandma' said ft shrewd 6hild, "do you
ant some candy ?' Y.es,i dear I should Tike
want
some.'? "
Then, II you buy some: A il give you 1
half,'', said Polly,
''A gentleman asked a lady, VHow.did yo
get along, when aoroao, to maKe yoursei uu
derstood?',,',Ohmy dear siri'
"replied she,
with quite a French air, "we
- j
had an inter-
pfgf with us."
A t ft rppp.n t weddinc In Warsaw. Illinois.
among the refreshments served jtrere a bottle
of wise anjl a loaf oJ ate i prepared for the
wedding of the bride's mother; over twenty
years ago. ''-'.'.-.. 1
- A young man living In Lafayette,1 Ind., is
humility personified. ' The other day he asked
a young, lady if he might be allowed the priyi
lege of going home with her ai id , was . indig-
nantly refused; upon which he inquired very
hUmblV if ShB WOUld Permit blm tO Sit On IHQ
fence and see her go by.
A o; Takes a Cooling; OS.'
Considerable amusement as. well as wonder
ment was created at the corner I of Front and
- i. I --
Princess streets yesterday morning by the an-
tics of a dog, who received a shower bath from4
th hose nloa with which the street was being
sprinkled and liked it so well that be kept get
ting In -the way or tne stream,,. Bomeumcs
jumPin2 three or four feet iu his efforts to
reach it, occasionally getUng immediately in
r..it Anmwii:.innnthiiul reeetvinir a
iaauuu ua u kvuuAUK. iw ua w . n
-.1 .. , . .
nortlon of the water In it. and all the wnlie
manife8tlng the most evident delight.
Ibe Trae Knlfftat.
The'True KniqM for July is dne of the best
numbers of this admirable Knights df Pythias
Magazine. We note the following articles m
. 1 . :
the attraetlve table of. contents before us:
The Four Sighs a fine English story ; rytnias
ofGothamj.The Bird in the Dagger Tree;
What the Pythian urotnernooa aims to ac-
compiisttvana ; nas -accompiisnea ; Awuiua -
menis, ma Rrwi . vancijr
other (matter.
by Handy &
iwnw,,,"
Hankins, Richmond, Va., at 1
50 per annum,
or $1 50 for six months. ,
Second Baptist Cnuren
I' 'At the regular monthl v Conference - on Fri-
day last, Mr. John G. Darden Was appointed
solicitor ana collector oi Bienpwuo jyi
city of Wilmington for the benefit of the
Second Baptist Church., : " . I ,
Care for neat. -" .
At this season many persons suffer terribly
from the . eruption 5 called prickjy " heat, ao;
familiar is it that all persons - know it. It Is
eanaed bv the solid perspirable matter not
TMR!nofT in a'dissolved 'state, as should be
1 :
thease. It is easily cured in bne day byusmg
. u f - - thpnirnhhine -
the warm bath for ten minutes, then, Tubbing
the affected part ""J Wcf h"Z
wer dissolves the salts tt rirelodged under
,lhe skin ; so does the lemon jilce. When the
eraptlon sUngs and burns, lemon juice rub : i njm wjtn the razor, inflicting several Be
bed on the part affected will klve relief in A rious and probably fatal woundsi ! ThB
few moments. Possibly ,-strong apple vinegar
- . .. . ! .....
mlht act n the same way. vierson3.wno can -
.A o-et iemon lnice might use nitric acid dis:
TV tn an ounce of water.
v .7.-V - -1 - isa.a SBB tl .1 ut -
, . i ; - '
Capr Fear Academy.
Ut. ftttnttnn
The 4th annual session
J 1JnnA'-,in ctn.
first, Monday, in Octo-
I ' ' ' s
will commence on the
ber next. - ' . k I . , '
. Gen. Colston gives notice in another coiumnri
that he wllL during the vacation, give private
lessons in French.Mathematlaiand English to
nnils of either sex who may desire instruc-
tlon In these branches.
r-x- - . ..... . .7 I
juuaavM "r-.v . v-v I '
nn...rrharf htr the nnnlln of Misses Burr
' r I ..
nreciatlve , audience, many JoC .whom were
unable toin4 room within the building. -The
Tocar ana instrunwnuw muuc-uriuo
'was chafmiifgly rehderedi lbeirprcciency in
thU rtAAutifulr aauomulishmeat, bearing., evin
1 '-- T--" - --- .5 ! . "- T .. -J-
deuce., jtttJR?W.V-711 . '
hnra received. AmODZ luo pieces :. nmsu
guitar by Miss Mary Lippitt,
with a vocal 'ac
dMisLiry c6manme5t;y;MM
1 Davis, -was decidedly harml
gi, ;A oeautliut
issDrane and
air sung by tureemue giris
two little MisVyn0re
, being more-than fire j beautifu
and. -effective. -.Miss Davls' LIbpltt ;sang a hu"
morons song The Gay ' Young .Widow with
much effect and was highly applauded: Alto-
I -!.. tt nr.. . vrv nliwunt AfTU! p nn1 the an.
s. - r ---7
?u,
pupils oAhl lgfla1g
lariehool Wf..
tlon. ' . - f -mi , '
:l'Fiper VT," , j ,
,VWe4onot keep" Minting iPaperregularly
In stock for sale ; but can always supplr our
M.n4a with .mull mtantltlesi BSVfrOm tWO tO
. . , "r." vA n .tritlv
tenreams, at reasonaoie pnew u i
casaWde 8teeg paper 23x31 and 28x40
inches, and same qualttyaa that used on the
Sa Stab Tani (teriiaam-. . tf
' were received with most favo, we may oe ai-1 nooniat'S oclock,' from
I . . iff I - '.'I
l V"vir "tv; 'r--;7' t ,, :r, - s ... . i .... ., .
f TTJ I H 'J Til a-itiii V.hVAh' AilrtiMi wrtnh irtg I:? ' I
Alarm of Fire..
An alarm of fire occurrqd about half past 2
o'clock on. Sunday afternoon. The bells'
rwere rung and the engines were out. the flre-
flre, which : oecurred on the West side of the
river.'at Messrs. Martin & Halle tt' a diatillerv.
Was jiit6jutrWoreUQa,' damage . vas . done
and before the engines and Hook and Ladder
truck had reached the wharf.
Tbe Excursion to SmitbTilIe,Ae.
The steamer Tfaccaniaw. will leave market
-o,, rB;
thitnmAvinnr nlvht hnndred tickets Tiave I
uuuft. 'jid uiuruiujj, at v ;.. t ry .v" " j
been 8oId
amlthvllle and the forts below. A vervDieasanL l
. ..--7"- T - . . -
trip is anticipated and we hope nothing, may
occur to mar in the"iefcst "the enjoyment of the
occasion , . a
BLnlg-nts ofFytnias. -
At the regular meeting of Stonewall Lodge
No. 1, held last evening at their new Hall In
the Odd: Fellows', building , on Third , street,
the officers elected at the last meeting, and
which have already been announced; together
with j the following officers ' appointed last,
nightr were duly installed by, p..G. C. -Wqu
A. JobSOn t , . S in... i'
G. G.;M. Altaffer.3ai
I. S. W. S. Warrock. . I
J i
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:
K v
, . O. 8. L. W. Hodges:;. '';
Attendants Geo. Poppey J. A .Xalstedd
festival.
'WeareVeanested to Atate that the conMe-
eauon 01 &L. JU.arK'8 icoi.i JiiDiscooaj uuurcu
propose holding a Festival at the City HJll du
ring to-day the 1 4th ! o'("-Tuly aud to. continue
through the evening,-the proceeds to be ap
propriated to the building fund ot St. .Mark's
Church.: i They yery respectfully solicit cpntri
I butlonfl and patronaee.io yyovi fol
.oriollD U A U JxrjUn X
; ? fass Geofff ia Briffffs was to
I .9 A , , c
a vn ra i wm m : n a irr inar w 1 rt r
owiw iu wucuiuno talk uigu. 'j
' ImprX)vement is the order ot
the day in btatesville:
'r, There will be a gran 4 , t env-
perance demonstration . in Raleigh on the
17tli lost
1 nq rain in the VieimtT OI-
J Rocky Mount .yet, being now a month
L - J" - .
i since any has fallen.
-pnlj 9, marxiage 7 licenses IS
d laat month in ' Craven, : of "which 2
1 were for whites.
The Celebration in honor of
the 25th anniversary of the pontificate of
Jfope Jfius took place m Kaleigh on, Bun-
dy',''77 ri; .,--,;Ci-7
L. G. - Estes .- is shipping quantities of
peaches to the Northern' market.
xue uweuinp ana cooK-iiouse
0f Mr. Jas. T. Ray, ot Rovvan county, were
ourned on the 27th ult.,1 together with
everycuingic uontaineu, inciuaingov Dusur
uiuuwuh
P''The Newberii ' 2mi of , Suh
gayg . night about o'clock
I penn Custiss, a man ; well known, , in this
I city ,1 while laborinsr under the influence
I of liquor went aboard the. sloop of . Capt.
I m u:-u 1- 5 . i iu
.au,v;wuu -..wm, .mu.j u y
1 wharf, and commenced an indiscriminate
nooo, . nnnn . n an nAar uk
a, razoWlackingd cutting it toiedesV
c
when Custiss turned upon ' W assaulted
wounds were inflicted in the breast, neck
I . . . . . '
1 eneekr ana arms, ana tne poor man, wno
nas tne repmauon 01 Deing quiet ana in
onensive, presentea a gnastiy appearance.
I W vw mw W U W VUA w. va A UUJ
I who examined the wounds and pronounced
them dangerous. -1 He was 'taken to tha
Marine Hospital and placed in charge of
B . Cusss was arrested ahd
will be tried to-mdrrow ' -4 ' ; ' i -1
1 will be tried to-inbrroW.
-,,y t . ..t.
habit, If not necessity, make It a Hair Dresr
hDDnylabSa
Tne most aeiignuni we nave ever usea. it
restores not - ony the color, but closa and
luxuriance 10 iaaep. ana grey nair,
1 . v Dujjnjfe uvui uuf t uo Aiiincbivii
1 Itching uneasiness, and the discomfort that
. fnllnvfl fntm tn unfwhlor) onil illcnnlimul
the system, should take AYER'S SAR-
iaAiA, ana cleanse tne oiooa. ,urge
lurklner distemper that undermines
health, and the constitutional vigor will
DIED.
.. II iTT TTirTVn jAath. 0WI .till v,lJ.l
of Typhoid Pneumonia, Mrs. Laura M.tIcon-,
sort of B. A. HaUett, Esq. about so years." r ;
' Tne rnenas ana acquaintances oi tne lamiry
are Invited to at 'end the funeral, this afteri
the EirBt.' Baptist
.XT- i
1STEW- AD VERTISEMEN TS:
IT j j
tJVtt REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
JL the above Association will be held at the
City Court Room on Wednesday, 6th, instead
of Tuesday evening, at 8 : o'clock, for .this
WWUVM W. J ..... .
ROBERT M. HOUSTON, : '
- ' - i .... .
July 6-lt
Secretary.
nechanic's Buildingv&
Loan Association.
fTtHE REGULAR MONTkLYMEETING will
JL- be held at the Commercial " Exchange, - at
SpelockfOn Wednesday evening, r ?
.Dues received during the day at the Store ef
Dudley ft Ellis, No. 41 Market street, t :.u;;' t
r -: s .v. 4 fv-1':; iiri-iA C8i 'ELLIS,".'-.
;Jnly7f'.',. ;lt ; -.Secretary and Treasurer.1
X.: U. ,U. 'X'. -.f;
KEGULAR MONTHLY MEETING t OF
Cape Fear Lodge, No. 2, at their new Hall this
(Tuesday) Evening, July 4th, at 8 o'clock. . .
; Installation of officers takes nlace and a full
and punoiniai attendance of the membera Is
reqaestd !si:; i -Hidf?i tk.
f . , . By or " . 2 '
I Vyi-lt- " , GEO. jELLEY, Sec'y. '
and punctual attendance of the members is
1 Tflr.r
VhA n 1IA4 A i 1
w-uwjkw . wt
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
,Harshars Office,
i'V
1 :
CITY OFVWIlJOJrGTOjr
IT 1st, 1871. v )
rS. The attention of Commission Mef-i
chants and dealers In Naval Stores is
.
respectfully called to Section 15th, of the City
)rdinance, which Is as' foUows : . ;
No turnenttn tAr.!Hh: rosin, snirits of
turpentine, lumber shingles, staves, cotton,
ur uiuur comoasiiDie-matert&i, sxiau , w uoi
mitted, to remain - longer than forty-eight
??u anyna lot, or. in any ware-
cess street on the North, Second street On tbe I
noase, in any part or tne city between xTm
," v,rlJ iiwovuiwuouig.vi
SLTin TiIbTIPOT.1T1P Tfl TAmAVA Bflnn A1MA OQ OTrflT i
forty-eight hours, ypon
'JJSSh anSSray
being notified
by the
red doi-
neglect
pry one nunare
aay or sucn
or failuie.?.
i The . above will. be. strictly enforced, here-
fter. ry tii ttv'iri $ 4 sit '$ ;
Wl; P, : C AN AlAYi;"i v;
ss? Inly MtMi i 3 .t-lU'ir Ji ;Cil7rMaTslial.
CAPE FEAR HILITAERCMHT;
THE irw AVjrrATr55TCaSTTir."WILi; COM-
During the. vacation, I. will, give private
ZeVsons in French; Maihematics or 'English to
pupils of either sex who may desire. Instruo-
Jtion;-- ; -i. . r R.'E; COLSTON, i
'7'Vnivliw ' :.o-i':r :-princiT)ali
JW-iw . jrrmcipai.
i liUBINS' SUNDRIES, "assorted orders.''
. .. ' ' , 'x .!
FLEStt GLOVES, FLESH BRUSHES,
snnnM. TnomriBon'a Tootn bo&b. . : t
LEMON SYRUP, (Fresh in bottle.)
H03TETTER' BETTERS.
tt y i.
5 VINEGAR. BITTERS,
Anil 'a WA.ava1' iminrTrianf f ' TlTtfra '
cmes, bhemicals, Druggists' Sundries, Pwpri-.
tary Articles, Mineral Water, Ac, Ac ;-y
july4-tf
,47 Market street.
Strayed;
f!1
A BLACK and WHITE (hOrnedTEEB.
Any one returning, will to paid for their
j rouble.-
S ' ? "--.-:
july4-lt
OLDHAM & CUMMING
NATIONAL HOTEL,
WIIiMINGTOiV. N. Ci, -:i
REUBEN JONES, Proprietor.
idfl- REDUCTION OF FAReV i. -.7
In. consideration ,of the general ; decline in ,
cost of all necessaries appertaining to Hotel
Keeping, the price of Board will be reduced
on and alter July 1st, lsii, to 7 5 ts, r
I 855 Per Day for Transient; and 825 00
1 lJ " 'Per Month for bay lioaril.
't
f undone in the future to make the " National
National"
what it has been in the past, second to none
in tbe city. jf ...f S ; -:i june 25-nac2w
VJ nJ- jf. V77J.V JW777J..;U:.7.t.,; . , s :
Y STUDY WINDOWS. Woven- of Many
Threads, Reginald Archer, Something to Do,
Marquis ae uiuemer, A"rea xne ureafejrne
S ilent Pa.rtner -Tennyson's Poems, J ohn wool
man's .Journal.; Brete Harte's Poems, ; Pike
County Ballads, The Cryptogram, Anteros A
Life- Assize, Adventures, The Monarch of
Mincing J-ane, jrair JJTance, uiary ot tne be
sieged Jtiesident .in Paris, - Ralph tbe Heir,
Motherless, Breed in the Bone, The Mutineers
of the Bounty Her Lord and Master, Our GirL
Earl Dene, JBench and Bar, Fenton's Quest,1' A
Siven, Daisy Nichols, Played .Our,- Foe in the
Household, life's Assize, Little Men, The Old
Fashioned Boy.;Vjt('-.Vr.s,j- r:,;!i .'r '
Vy': For, sale. at
i. : r !'7:7y -yi
fune29-tf7;fv
HEINSBERGER'S
mm
Live Book Store.
THE4," STAB",
. 7
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Steam - Job i? Printing Hoiisej:
Ml.!t7
G i i. - 7-' j : ...
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THREE STEAM-PRESSES
COMPETENT WORKMEN ;
f nrrtw tu"3T r iTwnt a T. s
n .
'?7 M'i
REASONABLE PRICES, ;u
7 ''-'
f
;h?iis7) 'run.-'-,
'hi 'ir J
SUPERIOR WORK;
Give Us a TriaLlm
une21nactfi
rMISCELXANEO LTS:
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r
;;.;
OhI B0ILDLNG LIME,-1
I 7fU : io -.JO it i-i; J
Px' TTIXTRA WHITE PLASTEBINO, , ,
t jnnfr29Ltmi
-7 o. O. JrAitorJii 1 uu,
if II olasses iS-iilolasseSI
10O HhdsChba Molasses,
nh s ir y -d s,$ m , ' 75 SblsCuba Molai88eStI
-loo Mnds. . ji.jAioiasse8,
ISO Bhls. S. H. Molasses, .
For sale by - - ' h:: ; --
'July W
...... . mat a.,
27, 23 and 29 North Water St
ni ANOTHER INVOICE ,
OF"
..;-ati
SUPERIOR SHIRT B !
iJ.-'iOi.tyrat
j!f:ffj.Ji-ii'--C;"- ' i T't
DITIONAL FORCE having been put on
elfnfaxyf wi'assmio' out cus-
f-:-fti--t 7. y:o.'. ifl f!ntt..M'.;,.-'?.''''l !MA'r' (
tomers that hereafter we shall, be able to fur-
. . . ' . . . ' . . AvrrninarLiii. " - . J
man inese xiixiiuparasia. diuajlu. wiuiuukq
'promptness. J v :v 5 r : hr
r
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I a v',? -!,f"i:.ji.. . .:
J'ly V'r. 'V. Jr.5:l'9TlP??.
hates OF ADVEBTISinO I
One 2kxn&re one 5ay .......-.
fl v
. 1 OU
r it three da
.1 n ..... ..... A w
. n m
IpUIOOuhjdj.k..'.." i--t ; j a rnl
i ti , . it -
i it , ' flvB davs...
1UU1 KJLH. J
Awa .. ... a 4 M w
s 00
3 5C
it : i ii. rona week ...'';
43 ibontractAdvertifleiDents taken ati pro.
nnrtlcmiLtAlv low rates.
.. i ii, Diirnno Fnnpr&l aUC
Obituary notices wili bo Inaerted at haWrated
jMtaM Main am a tivoTipa v cn.iivr" i tjv invj uu
wiu De cnargea. ' v , ,..
Tnxs-i-Casa on demand. :
MT7.W. A 1- TRRTTRTh!MP:NTS,
CI
GRAND GIFT TJONCERT
...... ....i..- wtV- - l
J)I STB IBXJTIOlSr
' it unra w m ram smu
IN THB CITY OF NEW YORK, and
Soldiers' and Sailors Orphans' rom
, wmniviiTAiv., r. r. .. . .
? : 1 vr, - , I
dv viriueui cciJULiifiAiuiuiatjixa vywiAiAiAooivw
' - . " ' " - - 'J
of Internal revenue, on THURSDAY,-. JUL
." . ' i
mhr'positlvelyK ., ?.hnr;?;5 cu tc - j
, . After the Concert, the Commissioners wil
award to the successful ticket-holders ,
1,00 S PHIZES, amounting to $ 200,000
, 52,090 Tickets on,ly will be sold, at $5 each.;
Hon. H; MoCtrxtouGH, of Elkton, Md., nnm '
Maj. Gbo. T. Castes, Baltimore, Md., $ VQm
Hon, Jas, S NwIlet, M. C," f- '-f
Pittsbursr. Pa., Trustee.
References Mal.-Gen. D: Hnnter, U. S. A
I W&ahlnfirton. D. Ct Hon. Jas. 8. Nesrler. Pittf
UpdegranT ft Sons; Hagerstown; iron. R. J
-?'?tei, SSSJi
h. Fowler, Jfisq.j W. H. Myers, of W. H. Myer
& Brother, Exchange pl.ee, Baltimore. '.
eeds of the Real Estate certified to. b
eonnaeh in hands of the Trustees I
counsel, in hands of the Trustees
; ; Tickets and drcular can be had of P. C
DEVLIN, Giiterai. asxxt, Stationer an
Printer, No. 31 Nassau Stre-tit, N. Y;
TinlrAtn Rnt fi. O. D.. if rtftflirfln.
Send for circular containing description c
prices, eto.v;. -t( ...- v. : .
Ordeis by mail receive prompt attention.
:.'uly S&Flm defter (H -i-ir.t-.U
HI1!-, .-
; Our Store f
ILL BE CLOSED ON JULY. THE. 4th-
but to accommodate .our customers, will t
0
-
JUST receifed, hy. RAIL and steamers 1
T.AnTKS' WALmivn nnnTH: - 1 4
: '.' : f '.bl'i T O" .'''! All Styles.
OKQQUET- SLIPPERS,'
. CHIEDRE N'S SHOES, all sizes and colors
J1 5 won u.
GENTLEMEN'S; GAITERS and lowrquari
tered Shoestali psices. u) i;)
; "Also, BOY'S GAITERS and TIES,' togethc
with a full line of Low-Prided" Brpgans, an
. r All guaranteed to be good, and for .sale at
satis p,a; c tjo' b t p'b i c e s
, .;r. :;,V Vi DUD LEY & ELLIS, " '
.Muly2-2t 'Xi I Sign of, the BJBoot.
: 50; Barrels Sugar.
TX STORE every yariety 'and grade of Ct
a, xioai, i-owaerea, uranniaxea, urusnea, i
B, C, Demarra, C Yellow, Brown ajidS. Hous
at lowest price for Caslr. Cash down wl
bring down prices at ' '. j-i v " f...r ,
: -"' .ni chas.d: myer's'aco..
Inly 2-tfii; 77i -i W . -.M-7North Front St.
FlbiirTivHour !
BBLS.FLOUR,TvT
FoxsaldbyKv-
ri
- in w Tirtr'TTio'Bri
july2-tf
27, 28 and 29 North Water St. I
., . 4 ' . . .. . I '
."njilTnlnwf Art Wflrrn f!orrtlln - Jr
W AI If VVU- AI WA VU VAiUU ' f
Offlco No. 5 Xortli Front Street
J. W. Atkinson. ; . .: . ..... ; . . .. .Wllmlngto
ionn uaweon, ... ... 4, .,... .... . r;"-'
J. B. Grainger,.. , "
G. W. Williams,;. ......... j
H. ILEilers,.... ,"
F. W. KerchnerJ.j..;iU......i.;...'
T.H.McKoy,....,. : ... V
A. Johnson j Jr.. ' "
K.H.. i;owan,....f..... ........... . .
a: a. wuiard. .. ...... . . : .: ....... . . J
Wt A. summing,.,. ......
Alex. 8prunt........ -
Eli Jkf urray ,.; . . . ........ 4 v V 7 7
n r: ta..iTnT,-. '
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It
Jno. D. Willlaaos........ ........ ...Fayettevll
nr nn n ...
TT. V. ...... ...... ......
C. T. Murphy,. . . w 1 .'. i .Sampson C
I A.roweu.,..;.... .... .
W. A. Allen..:.. I ...-......Duplin
J.T. Pope ..Robeson
Money to loan to Policy Holders with appro
'; I v, ed security at low rates of Interest.
ih-rhjlc'ijpjiW. ATKINSON, president.
,S."d. WALLACE, Secretary..;
June 3-eodl4dys SatTuTli !
Bacon and Port.
20 Hhds. Smoked Sides and Shoulders,
IO Hds. D. S. Sides and Shoulders,
0. Boxes D. S. Sides and Shoulders,
lOO BBLSPORK,i:j ' '
tFofsalebr ',"t'i':i i 'i
luly 2-tf 7 , 28th-;6z anp . NorWater St:
Coftii Hnrn
. 1
15.0 00WS 0fiK
t .horForsalftby ;j;-?a:;:i
1 i ;
July z-tf '
' ' 27, 28 and 29 North Water StJ
LlVAIJTG.
TtTANTE 'DAn unfurnls bt d litut Tt
JY on Second or Third poor, In central pi
the. city. Parties having such, please 9
dress, " 7 NIMKOD.
1uly4-2t
BoxCL
TTTANTE O Purcha8eis to call at S. Lew4
" YV 44 Market street, and examine his stoc
of Dry Goods, Clothing, .Boots, k hoes, Hat",
Notions, ACm which are now, selling at aetu
cost.- ''! ;iu:'!: ;.pi'.?i; ,.r . ; (may S94ml
U L.OGX AH D FOU W D.
TTwUIJtt A place where Dry Goods. Clot:
I 1 r nr Tgst-a GVArva Il.a Va.1a. & y ,1
being sold at acuai coC . S. Levy's, 44 Markj 1
street, is the place. r ; - V ' " I may 80-4 nv
1
I Boots, Shoes. Hats,. Notions, Ao. Call ai
secure, baxgains. -"'-'.. ''V.; may 804m.
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