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PUBLISHED 1MXLYZXJ1-X$
WH. II- BEBNAUD. Edltoi' iind rop'jr.
Orriox. Dawson Bank Buildings, Front St. v
i-j ,vy r 1 y tiw ri: "
Oie year, 4n advance .' . . f '... .$7 00
six months, in advance 3 60
Three months; fnadyanceci.. 3 X)0
One month, in advance.....:,;-..... f. 75
The Mobbing Stak wiUjbe delivered in any
ii. fit- of IPromVDiv f1 tm -rm via -
part oi iuv wiwjr w "7f? "J
"SjBTJEO COLO il A L B E COB IK
- July 18; I87i.-f a
Barom-' Jer-
eter mom"
eier eter.
29:88. . 79
29:88 -91.
29:84 83-
Time.
Wind:
Weather
7 A.
2 P.
M.
M.
M.
E gentle r
SE fresh
S W fresh
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clbudy
9 P,
t nan Tmn . nf lv R4. Heir, . .V-I-v'i, if, ':J.
Notb. Alt barometric readings are reduced
to the sea-level and to 33 decrees Fahrenheit.
" ROBERT SbYBOTH,
v .-sv. v y t - Was DsPASYUxjtTr
icer ' ' v'
It ! is'probablc ihat the bax6'metellwI-con
tinuelowln the. Gulf -States, with Increasing
southerly winds and rain from- Louisiana,- to
West VirginTai and eastward to the 'Atlantic
Falling barometer with threatening and-rainy
weather will probably prevail very generally
on Wednesday in the middle and eastern States,
and brisk winds from the southeast and south'
west are probable for the coast. Alocal-rain
will - probably extend ; over Minnesou cand
northern-Wisconsin to-nigh t- ?
THE
i i a vv-'.'f 7- ;.-3'::.t. - :w-v,..j s,-( -r-i ;? j-r :v
i 1 EiNaBfiRGER's Live Book Store, 39 Market
btreet-NewW6rk8i; ;-;;:-; yy?Xl.i.:.'' '
J. .D. CuMMrao. Regular Monthly Meeting
Wil mjngton Building Association., (1 ; ,
THAtiAN 'HjojUf Vocal .;AP4 .Instramental
Gitt Concert, uiv cr-i i .; v -ivrt-i aai-. -ti
DeRosset & Co. Cotton .Ties,. Cotton
bagging. ,r .'u. -- .s: "tk &(.
Positively Seilinir Out aC Coat1 sltirb
44, Market Street. STy"" rLl X ,
Having rented the store now occupied byMiy
John G. Bauman, corner. Front and' Market
Streets, and intending to open there with an
eutire new Stock' of Goods,'! nowoffer my
entire present stock ofDry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Notions, &c, &c.,at
actual cost. , t fV ... . j :
Persons -wishing to purchases will do well
by calling on me before buying elsewhere, as
Uiey will certainly be able to get bargains at
may 30 4m Next door to"Patten's Baiery.
To Cityr Sutoscritters' v '
On the first"day 6t July, Mr. DjM. Cobb will
succeed Mr. W. L. Harlow as City Agent bf
the MoRsrsie Star for all that portian'o'f the
city North of theV centre of Market street.
From that date all subscriptions in his Divis
ion will be payable to him;-iZ ' i: .
All subscriptions , due VV. L. J Harlow, and
unpaid July 1st, are payable only to the -.undersigned
or his authorized Agents. f - J " "
June 13, 1871. WM. II. BERNARD;
Building: Association.' r ':Vr-
The Stockholders of' the;Wmlngtdn Build
i ng Association-will not forget that ! their an-
u ual meeting takes; place -this .evenihg .at 8
o'clock, for election 6f officers and transaction
of other importaiit business'.. '
The Board of Directors ' are; requested to
meet at the Commercial Exchange at 7i o'clock
this evening,, promptlyf" ,1
C I.
ticped from the Work House. ' , '
Superintendent YanAmrlnge Informs us that
James Rue and David Allen, two colored con
victs, were the paftle iwtio escaped from the
Work House onf Sanday afternoon. ; j They
broke out about 6 o'clock nd at il oclock
the same night they were recaptured land turn
ed over to. Marshal Canaday, who had them
lodged .in the Guard House until ' Monday
morning, when they were hand-cuffed- and
returned to their old quarters.
.4 1
Speaking: In Brunswick. ' -
t W& learn that the Conservative meeting n.
SmithTi le'yesterday was a very interesting onV,
and that tuite'a large number were in attend'
ancev Addresses were :deliyered by Hon. !Ai
M. Waddell and Mr. Samuel K. Ghlnnis, the
Conservatiye j candidate ffor Convention' In
Bruhs'wlcki' A1 numhef of colored people
werepresenkfnd;' were, attentlvef listeners'
tb rough-oat. fi-' JJJ' iJ'X '
We were shown yesterday, by Captl W'M.
r. t r f' .
Monroe, of the W?r.C. & R K. R., a fine speci
men of blue marl, togetherwth a conch shell,
found imbedded in the ground, and which'were
taken fiomlbe plantation of -Mr. K E.: Coun
cil, of Bladen county 34 miles from, WHming
ton, on the line of4the above road. We learn
that there arefan Quantity of shells of every
description1 fo dc found'ih his land, where he
U ditching.
-i'.'l f
Fire Engines at iA.njsf JljinA!i i ..
'By reference to. an adver.USement in, this Is
ue, it will heetjn.t Jhatt cMesirs. JJames &
Mearet;Acj(oeyswjfJi-it , public auc
tion on Wed&egdayAuust
.Jlll - - . TtT . ' 1 ." 1a'Iv S I
vuiiicr, tuur uauu ciro aiigiucf mteijr m oc,
in tfkis city; Vat fald sifdeW th rerganiza
lion of ' Ih&iiie Deartmfil:6Q a steam jflrft
enaine basterTuia U ayMhjOpportunUyx Jo?
d iffc ren t tOvfn not alf elf jp,ttea,'td get a
cood fire enuine on reasonable terms.- See ad-
irt Coiiert3 '-'?yy
Mr. IV Ileinsberger 'advertises In'ithis issue
a Vocal andlntrujnentaliiff;: Con
uiide'r.ihe'Tcc&tfRfeoWX
to take placeat JhftMan HalionMoBday next,5
""j ui mat., on w men occasion ne wui oner
s a prizVafirst'claraud entirely new Piano,'
to be.drawo fbrby ,a ;Committee .of. citizens
selected fronvihe atfdiwceVTick'eti'a
a lady and gentleman with qpeehance for the
Piano, 5 00. Single admission, without prize
ticket, iti bents-.VHerll Is a good chanW ,or
somebQdy eto eet a first-rate Piano cheap, fcx&s;
PliDflniVlr"'"':
r ' ' I - -
A fall supply of Robinson's PrinUng : Inks
kept constantly1 on hand at the office bf the
Mornino Stak. These iqks are equal, if not
Buperior, to any manufactured in this country.
benefit vt w.eekly .paperV. v Cash "orders solic
ited, -"ijj.fi j !(.-,.';; . , - v- 'tf r
' .lla.', ' w
;-:.".': j t '" , Jj-irr, -l- .WH.
i-The new election law requires every man
to vote in the township "or which Le is a resi-
cient,; f. hi&j. a-,:? t0;"-ii-:isK'? swi-a "vt-' i'.?--
Joe Chadboutn colored, was sent to ,the.
Work House yesterday for the nda-payment of
fine and costs in the City Court .
ine excursionists On the steamer Ifacca
ma yestrdajrjhaifa good time beloVv 'and
arrived at the wharf in this city at 4K o'clock
. ?:rtS LiU..f.i.7 js. y4s..-v lilt ii'Ifft :Z:i'i ..I fiilwi.
shells
in'thestreets Is illtistrated by; the fact that f a
colored child, in merjns.pf a boy, '.was struck
by a ehel! thrown byah other boy, fh NeWbcrn,
pu Saturday eyehfugjast; ;frbm'the efjfects'of
whltrh'lt has since died;W'Bbyftiould very
Qireiu now tney throw these dangerous 'mis
"isiles in thVstreets.1'4-'. -'9VX' i:;V.'
Not vishing:;t6 do Injustice to a political op
ponent, whatever may be. our opinion- as to
the propriety bf his entering upon "an active '
jgibiitEcai . canyas whiV.holdiag tkn important
and reiponsibld oflQce, we have seen our in
formant in regaroTto the exact words usedTy
Sheriff Sphenck on thes.pccasion of $& Vecent
political -harangue i in i-Grant ;vTown8hip,W
"which reference was made in these "columns
and which called forth a denial from the
Sheriff. ' He states that ' the speaker,' , re
ferring to(the Conservative party, called it the
Dempcretic-Conserratite
remarjked tliat the members of said party were
an artful and cunning set, who must he watch
e thW'they do "riot applyhe torch in the
night timef or .words to that effect; leaving
the Impression that the Conservative party, as
a party, was responsible for the Ku Kluxout
"rages upon which the Republicans so delight
IpharpjJIau people
jot Grant Township, were in danger of suffer
ing from the torch or Incendiaries In the per
sons of their white Conservative neighbors.
'City Court. ; .
The following cases were disposed of yester
day morning: - -.
Joseph Elliott and Alex. Ramsey, charged
with fighting, quarreling Ac. Case contin
ued over.
Joe Cbadbourn and Duncan'Parker, charged
with drunkenness; and fighting. Chadbourn
was found guilty and sentenced to pay . the
penalty and costs. Parker was found not
guilty ' andMfsdharged u -
Airce3Howa7a Lizzie Viterrick and John
Long,' charged with keepiug ! a house j of ill
fame. John Long was found not, guilty and
'discharged. The otner defendants were found
guilty and sentenced. to pay, the penalty arid
costs. : Alice Howard's fine was. subsequently
remitted by Acting Mayor Chadbourn, on con
dition that she would i immediately leave the
city, which she promised to do: . " ':
Boarders.
If "you want Boarders, advertise in our new
department, jmder head of ' Wants," at half
our regular rates, for advertisements not ex-
eedins fivelfnes; -i r l s- i fl : -If
Arms and Ammunition for Bobeson
County.
Mr. C. S. Renno, who has been on a visit to
Raleigh for the purpose of procuring arms
and. ammunition for h& defence of Robeson
cdurity; arrived" in this" "city yesterday. He
states that one hundred Springfield rifles, with
accoatrements, all in good ;order, together
with two thousand rounds of cartridges, have
been shipped by the jvay?-,of Jayetteville and
were expected to arrive here by theT steamer
Murehison last night. They are consigned to
Messrs Sprurit'&lafth'n and will pe forward
ed to their destination this morning. We
learn from Mr. Renno that Governor Caldwell
expressed his willingness to furnish another
installment il found necedsafjrixl , X
J If you have found any toihg,a'dvertase it in
our new department, under head of '-Lost and
Found," at half oar. regular rates for. adver
tisements riot exceeding five lines."' i tf o
Life Insurance and its Privileges
;,vIt npt-being Always thorpughljr understood
by parties who have taken out a policy of life
Insurance as p how far they may adventure ,
their, lives, we take pleasure In publishing
here, for the benefit of our readers, the follow
ing remarks on policies in that, favorite- life
company, the New York Equitable, in ; regard
to militia duty, as taken from the New York
Herald. !YltrwUk?$ rcmemb'ered that Major
Matthew P. Taylor is the agent here of the
Equitable, and all the informationjlesiredwil).
be cheerfnllyfufrilsTied . ,) t:.s
- JThfi Late. 'ffict-Angi; We Jnewrange z&rmitf,.?
The recent disturbances in bnr city nave given
'ris to a point eoanected , with life , assurance
or great iriiportance to ou citizen Soldiers, fiA
statement has-been made that, according t to,
thCte?ais lojP 0pblley f as issued hy a life
IsOTVanceOrtlpany -to--any members of otrr
jmilitiA rimeuts. It iSj necessary y obtain
a permit from the company ".before the
solder can act in hla niilitary; capacity bo that,
his. insurance-may npt ber.vitiated. The int r-
their dntv with the :tfintbf'reiciment last "Wed
nesday, have led us to inquire at the Equitable
Life Assurance Society, liLwbich, Mr. Wyatt
was insured, -We ascertained that a permit to
verve in a military ca paclty forth e suppressfbqf
of riots is by no irieansnecessafy ; that if ask
ed for it is granted, but it is not maihaa re
quiremerit byftlfls company. The circumstan
ces ofMr. WyaUs death do not in any way lo
terferbwlth the payment of his policy. This
is '-a: wise and liberal determination on the part
iPMhAJiquitahlft Society, Nayast moneyed.
corppration,prJarge.nrpperty holder in New
Wrfc rnnid be more Interested in the .main-
teVance oflaw and Order,' Mnd In this way this
eompany is simply doing Its part lowara-xne
protection otlte own as well as tba'generalJO'
iereswr;fritsM-:A.-ii. . -
Bobeson County,
ffTef-p wasfpews pi : Importance from Robe
jsoni yesterday, NptWnhas,;, been seen1 or
fjjfiardpf fthe puUi
McLeans,1? -Th people are throughly aronlli
and,' with the assirstante which will be jobtain-
edfrbm the neighboring counties, we may ?x i
oect to hear or some aecisive bcuou wuuia
th&next- lew nays, vuucu, ;
hoped, with important resnlts to the j rinforW
turiate"peoplofthat"county;r'iti
estthat mut naturauy auauu iu luc qucsuuu,
ancl the unhappy kllliug If Sergeant Wyatt
and Mr. Henry CPatfe W the TJerformance lof
' Conservative 'Meeting if
rr -vWjlmifgton, N. C.f July 18, 18714
.i.Afa irieetiug of 'ihe! Executive Committee
of the Conservative party bf- Ni w -lianoyisr;
county, heWttisajrln thll eity, the folp
ing nominations were :Vnarilni6u'si' made : ; , A
"For Converitiori Colbnel RoberV il. Coaij
and DanlelShaw:1' T;lf,;; "'.Zin
:':FplIemlber,
Dr. Wm. T. Ennett. I . , : I . r '
The following appointments' were made for
township canvassers..-. : . .-: . . : J - . -: j L
to CasWell DrFv Simpsori; Atlas5 Harman,
GeO. Corbet,? Owen Holllngswort: ij'-1 ;
l FankliriJbhn1 Alorbet ti ltori Corbet;
N. H. Fenriell,'Dr. C. AV: ; Kerr a id' Dr.'J. B.
Seavey:;j' V ' --iuWJ yxy 1??:
, , MasonbprorrT. T. Gcprge, Benjl Farrar, Jr.,
JyfaiVbBeasJ'
!6bibiaGByalk
DMarshburriJfjWi'Bbufdea'nx
Collins; H.
Ji'lH. Iur-
; Holden-JvS:.Hlaes, Jessee Bpwden, Daniel
Mil lan, Peyton Lee: ; ,t
; Holly R..t.', Williams,
MeeL.8, M.
Rochelle, Jacob' Jamcsi ! .' !:;V
:1 7(
; - Union Jas. H, Alderman, E. Powers, J. . W
Muricyl J; Elyefibark; f 7" if
Harnett Jos. T. Foy, T. C. Mobrc, George
fia'rper i
Lincoln W. W. Larkins', Bruce Williams,
A;p. -3ordeauxk H.; BagiJj;;;: :
- Cape Fear Thomas Williams, S am' 1 Davis,
LDavii Sanders.' A';. " UZZfJ. ! J ,
-iGrantR. JNlxonj Stokley Atkinson, Lewis
Howard, Dr. Dougald McMillan, j ' . ,
Federal Point John ddl, Nick Morris,
Jacob Home, Hbsea Hbr A "j'" ) : v
The names of the .canvassers for the various
wards of Wilmington will be announced here
after.'" The following appointments for speak
ing' were made ? c-; j
On Saturday, July 22, at Leesburg, in Union
Township-R. Hi Cowan, W. T. Ennett. ;
OnTuesday, July 25, at Biddle's Store, in
Federal Point J. J.. Fowler, S. K. Bunting.
, On Tuesday, July .25, at .Humphrey's, JLn
Harnett C. .W, Mctlammy, p. M; Stedman.- '
-, On Wednesday July 26, at Point Caswell,
in Caswell Township F; D. k I oisson, Dr.
Seavey. : - - '
' On Thursday, July 27, at Llllln ;ton, in Lin
coln Township S. A. Ashe, W. S . Devane.' '
On Thursday, July 27, at Hewe it's, head of
Purvirie's Creek, in Masohboro Township R.
Strange,' J. J. Fowler, Luke McCammy.
' Qn Friday, jJul 28, -fat Shakin, fin Holly
Township Daniel, Shaw, W. T. Ennett, C. W.
McClammy.: . r.-Lri--. iupj ryT:J y:
i On Saturday,' J uly 29, at Sandy 3 lun, in Grant
Township J. L. Holriaes, R." H. 1 3owari,A,
Ashe, C. W. McClammy. ' " H 1; f ,
. On Monday, July 31, at Oaks, In Franklin
Township J. D. Powers, J. A. Engelhard. . .
On Tuesday, Augf 1, at Williams', In Cape
Fear To wnshlp Jno. Lf'HoImes, C. M. sted
man, Daniel Shaw. ; -u , -W i - ' . ,
v On Wednesday, Aug.4 2, at Joe Eaklns', in
Columbia Township J. D. Powers, W. T. En
nett; v - : - - - v't- ' '- '
On Wednesday, Aug. 2, at Rocky Point, in
Holden Township Btt: Cowan1; j W. ; S. De
vane.;. . ' ..:; .' ,,y- .;;f.r?
' Dr. W.?W.' HarrissV, John D. f pvtf, W. H.
Bernard, Dr. J. B. Seavey and,, John D. Powd
ers were appointed on the Finance Commit
tee. - . '. , A'msi
f V' 'f" J. A. ENGELHARD, Chairman.
S. A. Ashe, Secretary."
Another Road for Columbia. ;'
i. We learn, says the- Phanix, ' that the Wil
mington and; Columbia .railroad : have deter
mined to extend their road to Augusta. ', Mr.
Geo. W. Earle, an experienced engineer,' will
begin a nrvey of the new route
at an early
President of
day. . Colonel R. R. Bridges; tbd
i the Wilmington and Manchester railroad, Ms-:
jbr Townsend, President of the Cheraw and
Salisbury -railroad, and Mr. Earle were in Co
lumbia yesterday, and we learn that their visit
was in reference to the extension of the Wil-
mlngton, Columbia and Augusta. Tailrpad ' to
-Augusta.-,' ' - -
. . ..( i : rrS
Our Chip Basket.
1 -n1''
..Tic latest wedding trip n
ovelty , js : to
taite oe onue 6 uiuiucr aiuug. v-r ; t,f
iMrsji Money and husband) have started a
new paper at Kalaraa, WashlngtdnTerrttbry;'.
! fTReader, did ypu 'ever f enjoy
bliss of courting?.. If yoa didn't
the ecstatic
tie gall-ant-ry.:. )Vv-. ;- ; :
Atlanta has ax'wbman;;'hbeniakef.YiHer
hirrTAfys
if not entitled to-much credit forte distbyering
America, as the cottntry U so. larku -'he could
nptfWeUJuayeneu Hv . nTiii , n -
iXH'nk B:"' knthbriyyrshlelanVassen5-
P,I AOatp over iw ears uju. . : - U
Many who bear the loss of . a dear child, or
Wf All thWrr.'nrboertv. with the most; heroic
f6rtitride.re entirely vanquished ' by the
breaking of a diahTor'the bfunder of aTservaritv
. JJon . fiatl'8 paper, -trt .Cjapttai., aya .
fkat jbang North Carollriaedltprrlao spends
mwtftime iri Washtrigibn is thocfl to espouee
; one of bo rcttyf eHes "Thbugli i ot a carpet;
bagger A!j;olug$p bagher Na.naraes v.
SPIKITS OF TUKFENTraB.
xain is neeaeu in wru,
oubtyrv -t;f"" v ' " ; " : j-
. lio first "watefv melon' made
its appearance in-Warrentbn bn Tuesday.
t,L Applications' for divorces, ia
"WajTen exceeded the number of marriage
licenses issued the past mpntby:;J.A:
ft tellinff JSDeech for Convention in
Raleigh on Sardayvenmg lastjf f
The Rutherford, Ibtor, -nas
aonei"5ts'.ifttJn'tMUon,to ignore the
'Convention, election; and' has agreed to
fiffht the question t theballpt-boxf ;
nusb'and, who fell battling fbf the Soutbeft
ansjis? lliluols, MIssburiNetrYork' and;the
District bCplambia aiid never kls'seS brie.fsoh
'! '-iH- Col. ttF. Araifield and Dr.
XL T. Campbeir are the Convention candi
dates in. Iredell county. " " : "! w j
vyTheSeniinel haa. been ; pre
sented with two watermelons 'froni Fay
etteville weighing 35 to 40 pounds 'each.
-' v .' 'Jas.' A n derspu ; a y oung! s on
ot'Mr." Thomas Anderson, of ' Statesville,
'mef with: a serious accident last Thursday
by 'falling from a wagon..; ; , 1 ;
-''r-:'A I valnabl e mare, the proper
tv'of R.-Yi Kirkfhari, of Vienna, in this
State, committed suicide the other day by
throwing her body with such force against
a tree as to cause deathi f!"So says the Sa
The Temperance Order1 para
ded Raleigh on Monday afternoon, headed
by ; a i colored:, band, : from Fayettevllle.
There were lour Councils present, "includ
ing the one from Fayetteville. So says
the Telegram. -. ... ! -:i .; ; ' f
Tho.Wilson Ledger says : The
campaign opened in Edgecombe on Tues
day, the 11th. 'Speeches were made by
I' Gov. Clark, and Mr. Xewis,"iri favor.of
Convention and by John Norneet, against
it.
?: - The" Ashville ff Citizen j says :
Four of the . delegates of the Cpnyention of
35 were in the Court House yesterday,
all in favor of the, present Convention
measure. The names of these delegates
are Hon; J. L, "Railyj Hon. B. S. Gaither,
Abner J eryis and B. J. Smith.
, ThoyRaleigh Sentinel says :
The in'unction prayed for and granted by
Judge Rodman against the sale or lease
of the , North Carolina railroad to the
Pennsylvania Central, has been withdrawn,
as ' we are informed, by the,; attorneys,
Messrs. Bragg, Strong and Strayhorn. On
the 13th of September next, the "case of
Joseph Stafford, of Baltimbre, will be
tried before Judge Bond, who released
Bergen.- It will then be seen if , a citizen
of Baltimore can prevent the Legislature
bf , North Carolina from erigagih io the
performance of a Jegal and constifutional
duty, because it is incompatible" with the
political - interests and tastes of Joseph
Stafford." ' ' " '.rw::'1.v..- f ' ,'.:' ; ' '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. T. JAME, Auctioneer.
i;1;H;s; BY JAMES ' fe ME ARES.
Fire Engines at Auction.
ON WEDNESDAY, August 2d, at Exchange
Corner, in the city of Wilmington, at 11
o'clock, we will sell t- .
FOUR HAND JIBE ENGINES,
lately in use nv the City of .Wilmington, but
laid aside on the re-organlzation of tho Fire
Department, on a Steam Fire Engine basis.
Two of the engines are in' good order and
the others are but slightly out of repair.
Hose carriage, and everything except the
hose, accompany each engine. Terms cash.
,4 July 19-lawts Wed.- . ,? .
v. THALIAN ;HALL ,
Th B iSubscriber begs leave to an ounce to
i-ij v .-. ; ; -n ;? ; - - ,, -
; the music-loving public a . : ' -
Vocal aiid: insTrumeatal Gift Concert,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF yyK
! PrbfircJ. F. Rueckert,
i
4
i
Monday EveuinarXext, Jul j 24.
On which occasion he offers as a prize a flrst
ciass and entirely new Piano, to be drawn for
fey a committee of citizens selected from the
'audience.0r"ri .i, '-'":'i',7u' I fi
Tickets, admitting a lady and gentleman
arid one . chance tor the Piano, ' $5 03 i Single
admission, without Prize Ticket, 0 cts. For
sale at the usual places.; ;'j
' -Concert to commence at 8 6?cloci:'P..M.;
prize to be drawn Immediately at the close of
the Concert. J - ' -o
; -rur7-".t n-:-.': P.-HEINLBERGER,
, pr Proprietor I4ve Book and ilusic Store. r
as iv it
. juiy i-4i
Li.
uoLion Ties
1''
Cottoii Bagging !
si.
IT
rrc tU;.It io : jIHU till
u j u... APPROVED COTTON TIES,
QfUB LE;1J C npl ,B 4 G? N G ,
' "Best and Most Desirable Manufactured.
i- JUibeiTerms! toMercnjiadealers.'
July S9 SIwFlm ' Manufactrirdr's Agents."
ff;MBton'BM
TJ1E ANNFJAI ME ETlTN G; 1 t the I Snare
holders of the Wilmington Building Associa
tion will be held at the Commercial Exchange
. Wednesday, the 19th inst., at 8 o'clock. A rail
representation or stock is desirea as an elec
tion will be held for eleven Directors to serve
the ensuing year - -r i'1' :i"i'iU
yj uly 18-lt y-j y!mniv;u t,ecretaryji
!"jrVMUS cfjSS AB, a vols. . History bf Civ
ilization in England, by Buckle, , 2 ybis; f Ra
UoBalism in Europe, by Lodtey," S vols, GU
ivm'A Roman' Emnire. 2 vols. -'Uistory of the
QreatReiforxnation, by D'anbigne, Illustrated,
volslThpRcbver or Jefusaiem, by Capt.-
A Wilsonf R, Bajkfwto
ary and Historical .MisceUaniesV'pyfBaSro
Biographical History bfPhilosophy, by Lever;
Recollectioris of Busy Life, by jQreeley. Life
of Bismarkivb Hezeklel ; Illustrated. Life
In TJiabr, by Beadle.; ' ;; 1 For sale at1 I'i&V
HEINSBERGER'S '!
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" Blank Book Manufactory,
WM. lI!BKRNAi;i Pr6p'lrV
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WILMIJVI GTON, -N. O. fc .
The Only Establishment In the
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State having all these facili
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Any Other- Etabliabinent
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BEST QUALITY OF WORK !
PItlNTING, JtULIN G .AND BINDINU,
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OF EYERT, DESCRIPTION,
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'We Wenaled'' W nh protelrs ! with
IHE UTMOST DISPATCH..,:,' j
'May 6-SFtf
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GRAND GIFT f CON CERT
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FOB THB BEKKVlT OF THB 3
FoflniliiE-AsylMof tie Sisters of ily
r tN TTe-CITT-OF NEWORK,randfi 2 il
Soldiers' and Sailors Orphans' Home,
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X iTp b heldf ;Washlngtont DC. under and '
pj. vjrj,uepfj a5ermit f ;rpm Jlpn, Comriaissloner
of IntemaHevenne, on THURSDAY,; JULY
27tb positively. cfcfepiil'-srl?-'1 .. ' '
fr After thp boncert, the Commissioners' wifl
award to the snccesslul ticket-holders ',.'-' -
I,QC PHIZES i amounting i(to 8200,000.
52,000 Tickets ony will be sold, at $5 each:
HpntHrMcetrLTjorOTarpf Elkton, Md i UL
IkiaJ.tisouT.CABTLB, Baltimore, Md., J rf' f ,
r. r Hon. Jas.S. Nboijst, M. C, f
' , . .. J Pittsburg, Pa Trustee; .
i RfeferencesMaJi-jQen; D. Hnnter U S. A.;
Washington, D. C.J Hon; Jas. 4 Negley, Pitts;
burg, Pa.; First National Bank, Hagerstown
Md.: Appleman & Co., Bankers, Hagerstown ,
Updegran & Son?, Hagerstown Hon. R. J.
Brent, late Attorney-General, Baltimore; C F.
Abbott, Esq., 29 p. u. Avenue, Baltimore; Jno.
H. Fowler, ifisq.J W.H; Myers, of W. H. Myers
& Brother, Exchange plce, Baltimore. :
' Deeds of-the Real Estate, certified to by
counsel, In hands of the Trustees - '
r, Tieketa and circulars can be bad' of P. C.
DEVLIN, Gkwbk At aobbt, .Stationer and
Printer, No: SI Nassau Street, W. T;J -- v
Tickets sent C. O.D if desireai m . yy :
. . Send for circular containing description' of
:prices,etcV,"- .". - w-.y ,
Ordeis by mail receive prompt attention;
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rrTEDDING CAIIDS AND VISITING
VV CARDS -printed in the most elegaa
Style, at n -. WM. H. BERNARD'S .
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- - UATES OF ADVEIITISIN Q I - ; J
Gne&quareone day, ;............ .-' r .
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4. r Contract Advertisements fcalren at pr' .
portlonatelylowrates " -f . " , ( -
Marriages, Doath.'BJ!r'ii," Foneral an.'
Obituary notices will bo lnsH'-J n.t half rat.
wnen paw ror in aa- iti ovvtr- ruu ri. , ?
will be charged; ' '
, Tbtittw Cash bflulatnand. ' f I -
M TSCELLANEOTJS;
r St: Paul's
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GERHAN;AI1ERICAH INSTITDTEI
Ti
1IE SECOND SCHOLASTIC TEAR Of th V.-f ,
Iristitnte for Jsoth sexes, will conimen ce on t hj. ;j'
imt nonaity in -tober Next,
with. ;an efflelent 4 corps of teachers. A'j- ' f
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i?es, includlngi thej. rudiments, of Musiv y
ltorpughly.taught at pei month. Prlmar
Class, 3 per month. ' No cr
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. . July ie-tf
Principal..: f - ,1
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OR TH E J AYX) RITE FLOUR WE HAV, - M -
laigely increased our orders. ,Our large. salH
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of this deservedly popular biand of Floijt.
warrant us in calriilrig it to be the best iWj : V l
fOrtheprlce'f-and equal to any sold at aiyif.
price in Wilmington. The Favorite Flour hi i
the merit t every good, quality, Buyers -f! '
Flour should by the Favorite Flour. "
? Sold only by ; "
. . CHAS..D. MYERS A CO., '
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s 7 North Fronts
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Hew Crop Turnip Seed
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TURNIP A CABBAGE SEE
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, Fpr sale,, wholesale and retail, by
;GREEN Jt FLANNER, Druggists, , j
47 M&Tket Street And nor. 1th anA nanrwar a1
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Fprtlv Carolina Argiu
'Twfli'RtX bircuiated lively,' spic, ento!
; If) taming
I a leader in politics, a Joy to tt f ,
. .Unsurpassed as an"i . , , , f , ,M
Dome ciroie.
ADVERTISING MEDIUM. , ' ' ' f
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SUBSCRIPTION. $2 B0 a ycrf
AnyssTisiira Ratss 1 square, S mos., 5 tf.
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Carolina Banner,
SHELBTif. ci;r y ' TERMS, $2 ol
HON,, PL AT9S DURHAM ,And, other abt ,'J
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.Address either
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D. MCNEILL,
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s 'July etc
Ed. and Pron'r, Wadesboro, N. C.:
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In Store arid tb: Arrive:
TK'iAAtVBUSHBLS'boRK?---''-' s'i
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BBLS. FLOUR,
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BAGS COFFEE, (all grades.) :
85 Boxes D. 8. Sides and Shoulders,
TSBLS. PORK,7" ? ISO BBLS. GLUeI '
4 1?0 Hhds. Smoked. Sides and Shoulders, t f
SO Hhds.'Demarara and P. R; Sugar,
30 Bbls. Reined Sugar, , rt , .
: 100 Bblsu iBbls. and Kits Mackerel,
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10O BOXES1 AND' 'BARRELS CRACKEB ' f -
1,900 BdlsHopp Ironh,175 Papers Rlvetj j ;1 ). ,
335 BOXES SOAP, ' b6xES3ANDLE; "! .1
; 00 Cases Oysters,..: a 50 Cases Tomatoes,. V .' s
itj.ili v. t : i iT. -JJ . i . 'i T i ' 1 1
25 Hlids. and BblsSjjH, Molasses,
800 .Hhds. and JSbls. Cuba Molasses,:
; 83 BOXES TOBACCO,", , ,
75 DOZEN iWATERjBUCKETS. Aol; Ac,
July 18-tf ; 27, 28 and 29 North Water St.
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' X HE SUBSCRIBER having Ipttrchased tt yv i s ,
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lately owned by Mr. James A. Bradley, at fc I s , , 1
change Cor er,i Market street,' respect! ulj ' . r
informs his friends ard.the pnblto general i
that the Stock has Deen ripleuishe , and at'.' V ,; ' :
ultlono-wiHeonetani-oe-Tnaae to luuke j ' . v .
. ? Having engaged Mrq;DAVIp tH. WALsjr
formerly with Mr.. Jas. A. Bradley), to sund f
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intend 'toy buslhels I'res'pecifuliy1 lollclt L '
share Of the public patronage) ) j; ; y ,.i
ud.;xcr':p..'.:V a;'L.price, ' e
t ' l tho- Wilmington J oua al.j v
VAMTS.
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WANTPD-Purchasei to call at 8. Levy' '
44 Market street, and examine his etoc
of Dry Goods, t)lothingr Boots shoes, Hat'
Notion?, Ac. which are no w-selling at actut
oast. -al o.i -Juou .v-o,u. li-j -v 'fmav89-4mr
LOST AN Pf FO U H D. j
TnoUN'D-A. place where Dry Goods, Clotl
1 ing, Boots, .Shoes, Hats, Notions, Ac, ai
being sold at actual cost. " 8. Levy's, 44 Mark
street, is the place, , ; may 80-m j-
FO R -S A L H O R"REN T
TjOB SALE At AcTtTAL Cost, by 8. Lev
J3 44 Market street. Dry Goods, ClothLii
Boots, Shoes, Hats Notions, Ac. Call an
secure bargains. : , s may 30Aai
"TTO K KENT Until next October, the hout
JD lately occupied- by the subscriber, elti
ated.on Fcurtn, between .namut ana ul
Cross streets.' Tbxks Low.
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