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sfi months, In advs .o 3 50
' riTraa months, In artrano . 2 06
f .Hi'MoaiK Stah will t 1 C 1U red la anv
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lline- tetcV: mom- :7iqd Weather:
v.' ', .;,- . eter, i. v-..- !
lrA S0:20l 7 80 . ' 8 WF Fresh Clear f
SrVM: '80:17; 3t,a W Brisk Fair 1
? 9 p M. 80:13-: 80213 W Fre6bJ31oudr
V ixtean Tcmpbf day, $J;deff.' " ' 1 7
.'vid-l.Ul harometrlc read intra jar a Vrfi.
,tn the sea-ievei sua w o aerces aiiTeniiejt;
-lvii 'Sent.: Siznal Service U- a. Ai
tt-' Weather Report
.. -f M gt fKlo Otmal SllOTv
-Washington, JpneXO 4:85.-P,
Clear and partially "cloudy weather prevail
00 SODUay unci u uuuiu. u uuik nnu iigut
- to fresh southerly wnda and areas of.ralh over;
-v .v. ptem tortion. and lizht to fresh aonth-
" ctly to westerly winds over, the eastern por-t
- . nart.lv cloudv weatherl area of rain nri
light to fresh aouUierly - winds north and west
i of Ohio Valley;, clear and partially cloudy
northwcBterly winds for: Middle 8tatea j clear
; ioutaertyto westerljwlnds for New England;
- MO T"T 111 V B.11J11UW l A L Al I. Billl lltf Ilia LIS J THHII
''TPH-H
ZTTi TO CITT SUDSCCIDEUS.
Mr.' William J.lClweU succeeds 1. Mr." Millard
nr .arittr Acftnt of the MOBxna Sxa frtr all
1UI,' - , : . 7
'that portion of the city South of the centre of
L Jaly 1st, but all monies due Mr. Toft prior to
Jaly 1st wlllDe payable to Mr. lweU. By, the
-to collect subscriptions In advance for any pe-
liver the paper. In person, and sufficiently
erly to satis fy the demands 'of all j ubscri-
' ' " i ' A A ' i i ' ' ' i i - vi'MI-'i,
y ' , V KW ATECTIHJEnKIIT ', f-r '.
. Opbra. HousBTGeorge Francis Train. , .
:' ' Mon80 & CouQuitean Institution. ; , 1,
h V Mitchkll 8oH-For Sale. ' T
TXT a oiATt . . W TfTT f - jrr M Uail N N 1 I s a
1 " V - ' - ' 'L . m m k A i
If U VliA aJB If WftAtt W W a JIU
DkR03Sbt; & Co. Foi Sale ;f ;
CJ. JlTBas..Vyo.-rocerK, otc.
M B. BcBKnTMSa. Tobacco Goods. 1 . ' . 1
" riun rivertlfiemcnt of Hoatetter'a Bltter
; ; "-" ;? ' , . , t -Susdat, June 80.
-il as r ' paSBBTTKaf a CHuaoH.-iev.. A. 8. ,
- Dickon. Services at 10U A. M.. and b4 F. M.
suauay bcnooi at a ft jr. juu- xcwuxu xnuxBuay j
nvftnlns? at o'clock. . ; J
- v Skcoho lKKBPTTKRiAa Chueoh. Services at
BMoklya Hall at 10H A.M. r?' ...
' iriii -Rivrian nnnsnn. RAVl J. fl. 'TTIiIati. i
pastor. Sunday School at 911 A. M. - Services
at 11 a. M. and F. M. Youn? Men's Frayer
Mueting Tuesday night at oclock in room
"'khmrn TuiHtir's st.nd Weakly Praver Meetlnir
A bBooair Baptist CauaoH. Bev, J. X. Kin?,
" pastor. "Sunday School at 9 A.M. Services at
. ivj a Aa nuu Xx a a jr saouvuig v V v
Tuodday night at 7)i o'clock. "-. - '
f e-r. Thomas (Catholic) Chuuch. Bev. " M.
".'8. Gross, offlclatlne clerRyman. Services at 7
: ikiia A. if. aad 6 F.v M. JDaily service at 7
Varvwm Hmnm XT W - fly tt on tr ?P.v Tk' "XT i
Trayer Mating Wedno-iday night at S o'clock;
au Hi v ui tbuuf a v o as. iuiao aaa uavu u. 9
ail iree; gentlemanly ushers will be In wait
. ug to coudact strangers to. seats.
Bosnamer, pastor. Services at 10 A. H and s
r. ai. euiKiay ecnooi at a. ju ciass jueev.
. lag at 3 V. M. Prayer Meeting Tnursday night
'-at 8 o'clock,-- J- ';-'- ' -
8t Paxil's EvAvLuTHSnair CsvnoavBev.
..' ii. Lt iSernheiin, pastor., oerman service at
.'dav School at 9 A.M. '. v-
-v" eaAMjcH'u Bs rHAi.--SerYicea at 7J4 F M., by
, Key. a. B. Burr. . .. . 4 .-. - '. , .-
Fravr At 1 1 iVr.Innlr. ' 10 von In of Pnnnr at.
'".-o'clock.., - -: '- j.-;' -
... DT. JUABA'S lUOLOaaa J!iriSOOFAX WHUBOH-
Bev.-C. o. Bradv'lol 1- Harrietts at li A. M.
f j an17P.-M.. teefltA ri-Afi And t.hn rnriHc. urn in.
Vited. Servloaa WndnAadav at 8 P.- M . '
vmuBiua VJlArCb VUL.OKK0..Al.lfTBODUSTl.
4 Sonday bchool at 9 A.. M. aervioes at UA.
- M and and 8 P.M., by Rev. Tiio. IVraaaz.
. 1 - w . . it r
. , v.kvikuu MJUbuxea on x riuay aw oy jr. m. .
.ueorife Francis Train. r - ,
t - The Visit. Of thaf Qrnnrlsprnl Uln nf TM-
uny.v ueorge Jfrancls Train, to our city on
' Thursday next la looked .forward to with no
trtlOntr all r!mA nf nnf trtrs1i tA ini hnap
'-.tbis remarkable man,', yrhose career has been
- ua ceaseless round of ad venture and . wild ro
mnce, and who hasjso'mystifled, public sentU
ueDt with b.lsQsatVo'nal speeches and eratlc
winners tnai irhst been HlUlcuit .to determine
-with any decree of unanimity whether he It a
;:nud man or,a statesman..' At 'all events he Is
Tl fit a f.tt A .'-A iil I A i. I .
iuu 1. rn iwiri r . isf n r . in rw ifiwpn n 1 m
Nsw 0rlean'aiysV v b Mfc; Train' isby 'no
. rneuo a ordinary iookln lhdlvldoal. :Hls
counteauuc", though not deeply impressive.
'. KlVe tl.lQH inH (!..(. svf kfa'.h.ninl.. T71
rithfcr ortlj body seems a Variance with hU
rue4 eutry and itreat "mental ivlitor. :111s
, -.-wiures, regular , and handsome, beam, with
? wbeu launch ito'. eonyersatloo; his
v cjedipeaklng wltbhlaH6uae.'.l'tf r1 !
Mr.,Traia will deliver 1 lecture atthe Ooera
Uouie lu thU ciiy ou the evenlhjfQf Thursday,
; ; '"a 4ih ot J oly' when our citUens" eenerally
will Live an nunnrtnnit m'nf otn anrt Yamrntr
."HMt President of America"4 Bee adver
tiaeujeotlntbU issue. " '1 .'":;'''; Tj" I
' J ;.Tbe lollowing Ver'e the rcUiipriceCfortbe
Z ,nlclf8 ueutloued,. In our" market yesterday
. Bt 15i0 cen ts ?r pound; - po rk 12
ccnu per pound; Mntton 1520 cents per
Juttui; Veal 16K(35:ceut 'per pound; CUms
i " ceuu per peck: ShrimOS 23 cents ner ouSrt:
VIA-. . . - 7 !
v u u, s cents per quart Blsckbertlea
W,tenu ' per; quart;' Vhoraeberrles 10; cents
rtJ nne pears 50'ceuts' per peck; Apples'
i Z. r'.!.! uuaouvi vutcuu poruuiCB,
'v' Hii.ii.. n . ' T . ' . . . . . .
""V. .o cents Der ueckr' Becta 15 centa
ura corn Ojecti per. doz; Tomatoes f25
1uw perv quart; or , $1 25 per. peckjCante-;
lope, 23 ceuts a piece ; Vateraieion's, riO(S75
,nw "Piece Peaches; eo; cents "per' dozen;
ltt Potoea 25Q35 cents per peak j :. Sweet
. paioes 50 enta per peck; Turnips 5 cents per
' Qnious; 510 cents "per bunch; Cab-
JWS!?ft? & James' druS store open to day.
v- our patients to the City Hospital during 1
the week pas V
-J-
'.'rjTWftP'.vpecteA to return
frohi the Mhub' yesterday 'evening.; ; i
; : We learn1 that the life of the, lamented
John Al' Btchardsoh. was insured lor SIO.OOO.
U Yesterday. afternoon, at 3 o'clock,", thq
thermometer indicated 88 degrees In our office.
The Clerk of the Market reporU the arri
wle- "---
f ; c ;f :fl A ? "s '-V -4 ;:f - ;
There were 11 police arrests made anrlnir
STAI fif SA mt In lla . Ki.AA ' J T- A a - I
:1.8K?$
House. - r; - . ,' jr - ...
ine iorkviile (;s. C.) Tttfrer la one of
the very best weekly " papers jpubllshed in the
United States v k " V
in""!- o irr.Llii"i i w , i'
-r-rUnly 3 interments in Oakdale, Cemetery
'airTnhA -.i, u ? ,
during the past week,-of which 1 was an adult
--4Tvtij: , - ' . - ." u uu,
and 3 children., 'it ; w fv - -w... ,
.-.j . r. t-,?;- 3!"v .? ;Vi , ' . ,J
. Daring the week just closed the various
butchers 'of this city slaughtered 40 beeves, 6
liogA, 73 sheep and 13 calves.: .-)
' It Is rumorrd thaV there will be a ertnd
mass convention of: Liberal Bepuhllcans' In
this tlty abodt the lSth of July. v
-Tha Board of fnntrPmU.t.nn..
"f vvmiuiiboivuvI 9 SJLSU V B
to morrow (Monday) afternoon, at .8 o'clock.
The Auditing Cpmmlltee "met yesterday.
Rev A. A. r Bosbamer. will preach a ser
mon for the benefit of young men this evening
at mo irront street Methodist Church, f :
The regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Aldermen will be held to-morrow evening.
It will probahlrbe an Interesting session.' :
Very few mosquitoes .have' put In their
appearance as yet ; but it won't do to brag
their bills will only be the more exacting when I
presented. - - j; ' 3 -7 .
We have been requested to state that Rev
j.T.narrls8i of MagnollaN.' C.; will .enpply
the; pulpit oft the .Front ; Street t Methodist
Chhf ch this morning and evening. . ' '; 1
Two colored juveniles were arrested yes-
ter day, they having followed the example of
some of their elders and , engaged in a pugi-
Istlc encounter on the streets. .'. ;v , . , j
-- The Committee have aent ns an invitation
to be present ; and witness the grand Prome-1
nade of the Wilmington Rifle Guards, at the
City Hall, oh the evening of the 4th of July.
There was no session of the City Court
yesterday, the - Acting Mayor 'and Marshal
Canaday both being absent in attendance upon
therRepublican', Convention at "Rocky Pint."
r Thus far, oot of a dog population of about
S.OOOr only 185 badges have been sold. A de-
crease in the canine population of aboutSOper
cent, would promote the public welfare and
safety-. . - ' ;-'' - r '
Thanks te Mr. R. L. Harris for copies of
the N. Y. Ledgert Chimney Corner and Clipper
for ; the; current .week.A His stand on Front
street is the popular resort of the lovers or
ood literature. . -, . . :
The Officers and Visitors of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society are requested to attend the
monthly meeting of the Society on Tuesday
afternoon,' July 2nd, at 5 o'clock, at the resi
dence of Mr. John A. Taylor. .
We are informed that D us can Holmes,
the Knight of the Thundering Lungs, was
most unceremoniously ejected from the "bull
pen" (as the Manning men term it) at Rocky
Point yesterday. -
The enterprise of editors of some of our
State exchanges who offer their paper free to
the party bringing them the largest watermel
on, is rather outdone y the Alabama man who
says he will name his new boy for the patron
who paysils subscription the longest time in
advance-rHU- Vj'-iVlJi:- y
The Schenckcse claim that their candi
dates were nominsted unanimously yesterday
with the exceptlon'of .one 'dissenting vote.
But the Mannlngese say that the result was
attained only after, their delegates had with
drawn from the convention. As its - not our
funeral we : shall not attempt to decide this
JXocicy ixnm.
Sadden DoatXi mt. Col. X
A. Illeiiard-
. .
, The sudden death of CoL John A. Richard
son. Solicitor of , this District, which took
place In this city yesterday, shoeked the com-
m unity amoDg whom he was so .lately moTlng
apparently the -picture of good .health, while
it caused a feeling of sadness and gloom among
all who enjoyed his acquaintance. "";" ' - , -
. CoL Richardson waa here inattendance upon
the Superior Court and the first Intimation his'
friends had' that there "was anything unusual
the matter with him was on '.Friday, Just be-
"' v nAn trwrtb- a vaaam tar the balance of
luis u vwu. a ivv. ww -
M,A ir.,whAn ha eomolalned of feelinar nn-
well. Between 15 and I o'clock he left Hhe
Court House and had nearly reached his board-
ine house on the corner of Second and, Chea-
nut streets,. ;when the. disease .wlths which he
was i suffering, which was of an apoplectic
character; caused him inch' Intense pain that
be bad to be assisted into the house and to his
"bed.- The best of medical attendance was lm-
meauteiy aumn-uueu, u,
yesterday - morning, about j , o'clock, ' he
breathed W:iK
; . ; . v r ,
jL courier was dispatched to Impart the sad
intelligence to his .Wife rat ? Elizabeth town;
.Bladen connty -and It was-expected "that she
would arrive in this city yesterday afternoon
byHUroad.T Aa she failed to do so, ho wever,
the remains of her husband,', which had been
p'laced In a handsome coffin, Wf re escorted to
the - ateamer : North' Stat : yesterday 'evening,
about o'clock; by the members of the'; Bar
of this city, who showed veiy possible respect
to" thelrdepirted-Vrother;
probable UHXorih Siati. which soon after left
with the remains, wocU meet a ;down ateamer
"tK afflintad iadv on board in whlcli case
shews, to b3 ;!dUd Mra;jlicbardson
taken 'c "'i t-rl cltti i'orf'.irfe; ; : ; .
. : : ! -1 ...
- ; a. ' K
ne iioii-ren at KocUy Point
... : iwjuhw is lionir ana tne uoose
lOanffi High' Another Split in. jtne
iJiXoyal Banka Tn .01l. oia Story." S
4 , Speoial Correspondence pftne Star.., .
T- "j v 'Rockt PoisN. C.,une 29, 1872. 1
In obedience to the calCof their Executive
Commiaee,the Kadicals of this county' held
their pow-wow at this ."Point"- to-day and a
DOW-WOW It WM.l tfnW Akftntin nAlnfr K
crowd w im a Kn.U
those of,the fatthful',Vwhohsppened on the
cround Fridsy eveuinfi-, and called taorder by
J ames Lowre t feolA Chairman of the Eiwn-
t!T 9otniDaee. Mr, ; Heaton obtalnedthl
.floor and moyed thst the.Counfu Execut'wt Com.
w?e oe appointeaa committee pn crenen-
Wal8 and npoh this motion called the previous
5ne?it. . thns cntting Voff allrdebste. After
the usual amount of squabbling, the motion
-i-B . ' ,
was carried. Gee Zee, the Base of Excelsior1,
.wi -I-
then moved to take a recess of one hour,
r,-.. .. , , . .. .. . --
which '.was, of course, carried," this being a
part of the programme. , . '
After the recess the ExecuUve Committee
'alias Committed on Credentials, submitted a
"P? the effect of which seemed to be to rule
ont all ' contesting delegates i except those: in
favor of Schenck' for Sheriff.' . Everything be
lu uou wuo-aiucu, w. vx. x nsncu wus Be-
lected as Chairman and "Stacy - VanAmrlnge
and Jos. C. Hill as . Secretaries; 'The Sage of
"Excelsior" then made a speech, threatening
with arrest all that did not behave themselres,
a considerable rumpus being In progress put
side" in the meantime. A squad, of Deputy
Sheriffs were then " appointed to 'keep the
''commonality" out of the 'sacred enclosure. ,
-The Chairman now, declared " nominations
for Sheriff in order.' Heaton, in a speech of
hall an hour, placed his friend J. W. Schenck.
Jr' nomination Owen ? Burney nominated
Gen. B. H. Manning. The Chairman then de
cided that the rules of the House' of Represen
tatives would be observed" and that the dele
gates would vote vita wx. H. E. Scott arose
and stated that, as lgwasa ; -.one-sided affair
and the r regular delegates ; were ignored, - he
by requestjwlthdrew Gen. Manning's name.'
Mabson then arose and proposed that J W
Schenck be nominated by , acclamation, which
motion the Chair decided as carried, notwith
standing that there were several votes to the
contrary.
; ...... j
Jos. E.;Sampson, colored, Jos.. C.'Hill, col
ored, George Bordeaux, colored, Elijah Hew
lett, ' R, 8 Waldron, Alfred Howe, colored,
and several others 'were then; placed in nomi
nation for Register of Deeds." After consider
able balloting and " t good deal of noise,'- Jos.
C, Hill was declared the nominee. ; t.
.r E. p. Hewlett, . J. 8mith, colored, and
R-obcr,tSwfat colorcd n V1' lnnomInai
kiuu ur vorooer, wnen, on: ue inira oaiiot,
Hewlett was nominated.
' As the Convention could tdlnk of no one In
the party whojwas capable of filling the office
of County Surveyor, the Executive Committee
was authorized to appoint a candidate. ; j -
After a hard struggle, 'Messrs. . Silas N.
Martin, E. M, Shoemaker, Jas. Lbwrey, colored
A. H. Morris and Geo., Bordeaux, colored,
were nominated as County Commissioners
the best selection made by the Convention by
far, bnt they were not wanted by many of the
delegates and their nomination" waVonly se
cured after a hard ' fight' on 'the: part of their
friends.. . . ' - , r '.,,
- Geo. L. Mabson was then nominated for
State Senator, over Geo W. price, Jr., who
seemed in bad odor with the Schenck faction,
and who of course had to be laid on the shelf.
; James Heaton, Wra. McLaurin,. colored, and
Alfred Lloyd, colored, were,' after an l hour's
fight, declared as the candidates for the House
of Representatives.
Before the above nominations were made,
all of the Manning delegates had left the Con
ventibn, s wearing ithat they would have no
hand In what they termed ' each a disgraceful
9 i dishonorable affair.
. ae nominations having all been made, the
Convention was then declared adjourned.' -.; -
Your correspondent judges there were about
500 persons on the ground,'mosUy colored; a
majority of whom appeared to he for Manning.
Many of the Rad. seemed very much dissatis
fied and, declare .they .will not support the
ticket, but will call a Mass. Convention this
week and nominate a new ticket, With which
thev aayi they 'will carry' the county' Your
correspondent has no 'doubt that the ticket
'nominsted will have uphill work ot It, ' and
will have a hard time 'before they get their
, ;posltkns.--:'Ui;' f;!r::
-There Were several rows on the ground ' and
V lew knock downs, f In fact; the Convention
as a whole reflected but little credit upon the
Great Republican Party, .-; ;fof , '
4,! 't j..!.; Ybufs,' p'-iRocax PontT;
xu--.'izU . '". -...uH :
I The American lire
Insnranee
Co.
. of PHiladelpl-ia,
Thetollowtegettei'i.explalni itself, and
apeaka well for the Company to which it refers:
i-1 1 " I i ll wriJn-ieTaK, s a ahlbo o, aos. , r
CoL St. Clair Dearing Gen. Agent Ameriean Life
DxabSib: I have the pleasure of acknowl
edging from you to-day the fecelpt of $2,000,
In full payment of Foliey No. g9,osif issued by
the American Insurance Company on the iife
Until G. BarnhilL'deceased. The policy
tLj Ktu "iwi v
9 tr T.nsa cDmimii w was we uwu w hu va. w .
acknowledged the receipt of proof papers May
2nd. 1873, and have causedlthe payment to be
made more 'prbaiptly ; thin'4! could have ex-
nected.- TJ-eprosaptness of your company,
and Ihe attentioit they have given V me la this
case. Is the best CTideoce that It deserves pat-
wa mnA nAlAAR.
K
1 1
Plftn Street 31VChureW
i Jtev. L. Branson, of Raleigh, will occupy the.
p0ipit of -TirtU Street iVL
I W. ::.;-; 1 ' Hi A 3'X
J Rcv. eiz'.i AlJoshameri, thej paatorll
j preach a sermon this evening to the joz
Academy ot tne Sisters of IXercy.
0-Tha third Annual Commencement of this
Dstltutlontook place on Friday evening' lasL.
The parents and as many of the friends of '.the
pupils 4 d. twum, ue, 4 accuutmoaaieo. were m-
vlted. 4The walls of the building were hand
somely decorated with evergreens, and adorn
ed with the drawings of the pupilsaltogether
presenting a very pleasing appearance. The
exercises, the main feature of which consisted
n the reading by -the children -of their own
uncorrected compositions, interepersed with
vocal and Instrumental music, were of a very
interesting character and displayed. evidences
of great proficiency i a i
A large njumber of premiums and crowns' of
honor for exemplary deportment were award
ed.7 All the young ladies except the graduate,
Miss Mary. Ryan, -were contending for' the
prize in , composition ; : which was awarded to
Miss. Lizzie . gatehweu. .Miss Mary Ryan,
or many ; years a scholar or the sisters or
Mercy, ; .received-.the highest honors of the
Academy.. She was presented with , the gold
medal , of a graduate, - which is at the ; same
time a cross of honor for. exemplary "deport-
mentor Her valedictory was excellent.
The exercises of the evening- were closed
with a few congratulatory remarks from Ret.
Father Gross, whlcb 'were listened' to with
muca jnieresb oy uiose present.
liOTEl. AJtBlTAIwS. f
National Motel, fi. Jones, Proprietor. Jnne
S9.
. jaiicy, r-oms was we ui u. U. J-yon,
McKav. Wi O. Uobeaoa. T. dTIata. Jr-Kla.
Ia
den county ; H. Southal), Blchmond, Va. j W.
j". i x oiinaa, do. jxpress vompany. oamue
,??''---- . AA "' ' - : r-'.l
THE CAREER OF A GREAT REJntEDY.
Twenty summers have elapsed since it was
briefly announced that a new vegetable tonic
and alterative, . bearing tho name of Ho tet
ter's Stomach Bitters, had been added to the
list of Preventive and Restorative Medicines.
The modest advertisement which invited at-
tention to the preparation stated . that it had
been used with great success, in private prac
tice, as a cure' for dyspepslaT bilious com
plaints, constipation and intermittent fever.
It was soon discovered that the article pos
sessed extraordinary properties. ." The peo
ple, of every class, tested its merits as a tonic,
Btlnaulant corrective and restorative, and
found that its effects more, than fulfilled their
hopes and expectations. From that time to
the present its course has been upward and
onward, and it stands to-day at the head of all
medicines of its class, American or imported,
in the magnitude of its sales audits reputa
tion as a safe, agreeable and potent in vigor-
ant and restorative,. : For languor and debil
ity, lack of appetite and gastric disturbances,
so common during the summer months, it is
absolutely infallible.; Indigestion, bilious dis
orders, constipation, nervousness, periodical
fevers, and all the ordinary complaints gen
orated by a vitiated and hnmid atmosphere,
vanish under Its renovating and regulating
influence"' This Is its record, avouched by
volumes of intelligent testimony, extending
over a period of a filth of a century, and com
prehending the names of thousands ol : well-
known citizens belonging to every class amd
calling. In Europe it is thought a great thing
to obtain the patronage of royalty for a pat
ent medicine.' but' Hostetter's Bitters has
been spontaneously' approved by . millions Of
Independent sovereigns, and its patent con
sists in their endorsement. ' "
inne S0odSnn WedFri : !t .
NEW -ADViDRTISEMENTS.
Turnip Seed -Beans
f UST RECEIVED, the new crop of Turnip
j oeea, consisting ox . : . '
Purple Top Yellow uta Baga, ,
Early White Flat Dutch, .
Bed or Purple Top, . - '
Yellow Aberdeen,
, . ; Large Norfolk, '. , ;y
White Globe ;
'Also, Bunch Beans for Fall use, Drumhead
and Flat Dntch Cabbage Seed,
1 ' ' 4 Sold "Wnelesale and Retail '
At ' , McLLHENirr WEIGHT'S,
x junsSO-tf
Llppltt's Corner.
Quitejaii
REIHTAIIT TABLE ! ! !
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COATS
1 fT'-t'f f.iA4 Ha, 'i
COSTING - OYER - $10 ; AEE
BOLD ATi
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are-goiDg-
-Call Quick:
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SEGARS.
Sim oftlielndl
Clilex,
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ITo. 6 TXarKet St.
ON ManiimriAgftm--'-ckn at the
. k . - AW .V. A- n.AA A anil
aweiiingS OI VUU UiLjr, iui uia uxjudv v. dou
ing Lottery. Ticketa I . sincerely .hopethey
If AU.iyVV. w M a ..... -rf ,jr v ....r-v.
"jnne' 80-tf
E. DUALL.
CutcmocndEliiii
-vriNES; Edam, Ew-rllsrl Dairr and Tine
-' V 4' Apple Cheese.Oiive-, rarcie.' Devilled
r-tniiToRua sad' Trrj, E;r.f.ish and
P.S.H. Olives. ..- - -4V
yu.
NEW ADVERTISEMaSNTS.-
Philadelphia a n d Sontliorzi
';IIaii Steamsliip Iihol '
COMPOSED
OF FIRST"
STEAM
anil's : .,. . : Ai i;'.: -
PIONEER, 825 " TONS,
Captain JOHN WAKEtET,
CAPT. C.C VELTBAXES;
" - ---- ,-'' r-. ' "
" -." - . if ' . " - . - -
Will hereafter Bail from Philadelphia and
Wilmington V" t"; "'"
.EYery Wednesday Morning:.
For rreight engagements, apply to : ; . "' f
- . t'T. WORTH h WORTH, Agents, ..
h i ; r-?.-:-Wflmingtffnt.N-c.
W. L. JAMES, General Agent( 130 South
Third Street, Philadelphia. - 1nn 80-tf
FOR SALE LOW.
A -
14,000 Sw1
1.250 Barrels Flour. ' ' "
8,S30 New and Second-Hand Spirit Casks
- 130 Hhds. and Boxes 8moked and D. S.
- sides an Shoulders, , ,
; ISO Bbls. Pork, v . ,'45,J: .
350 Bbls., Half Barrels and Kits Nos.1,
- 2 and 8 Mackerel, :. h ".
oou jsaies jfrime nay,
150 Bbls. Whiskey, .
c . S0O Cases Brandy Peaches;- - " '
-v 10O Cases Schnapps,
1600 Bundles Hoop lion, . . ,-!'
. SS50 Bbls. Glue,. . . . ., .
soo Packages Rivets,'
150 Sacks Coffee, ' - ''
yd 100 Bbls. Sugar, - . "r - , i -.
850 Cases Oysters, -200
Boxes Candles,
. SOO Eegs Kails, .
150 Bbls. Crackers,-
20 Tubs Butter.
. 400 Hhds. 8. H. Molasses, : -
. J BO IThds. Cuba Molasses, : . :
. 250 Bols. S. H. and Cuba Molasses.
, 10 Bbls. Spanish Brown, 5 bbls. Epsom
BktbO, WUUISa Vll W MUa.CB BIUVAUm
and Chewing Tobacco, .25 bbls. and hall ; bbls.
otttuu, aua aui
.- - ; . . F. W, EERCHNER,
June SO-tf 2728 and 29 North Water St.
FOR SALE :
rVTORTH CAROLINA BACON-30,000 LBS.
Hams; Sides and .Shoulders.
PTTESTEBN BACON. W.600 Pounds C B,
Sides and Shoulders. :
Dry Salted Bacon.
25,000 I.bs, Clear Rib
Hhds. S. H. Syrup,' ; . - V
Bides.
50
Bbls. S. EL Syrup. "
June SO-lt i
IDnROSSET k CO.
For Sale from Whart
"VTOW LANDING TROM STEAMER
PIO
NEER and lor sale lrom wharf, in lots to
suit,
WHITE AND MIXED CORl
OATS AND HAY,
ByiL B.:FnMiTcnELL& spn
1nne'80-2t
V S ... a vaii -
The American : Life
iriSURAIICE; COmPAHY
OF PHILADELPHIA ASSETS $338,865
an" old, honorable and reliable institution
. 8KCOND.TO:nONE. IN THE COUNTRY.
1 , Policies Non-Forfeitablo ' rT .
And insurance on all approved . plans. : After
a successful career of nearly a quarter of a
Century, it has l.ttM of realized assets for
every dollar ot liability. ''; " -' --'
JOHN W. GORDON,
' i. -r' r. ' ' ' Agent, Wilmington.' '
Cot. St. Ciaix DxAsno, Gen'L' AgenW ,
joneW-tf ; r - . ' .l
Our Ture Eye;
WE feel safe in saying that the Whiskey
we offer under the above brand is equal
to any In the State and superior in every geod
quality to any brand known to us. ' We have
had It testedln everyway and the belief . in
its purity is attested by those who have occa
elon to uso.lt ; medicinally , m , tzj'.
English Oat Meal and Wheaton Grits, Fresh.
Corn Starch ; f Peek, Frean to ' Co.'s EngHah
20 BOXES CHOICE .LEMONS,-:,, v
. ;CHAS. D. MYERS. & CO, "si
7 North Front street.
.ijuneSO-tf ;
fHDBSDAT EYEinESr JULT:40i.
A V
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ueorgoFitmcis
99
j;-v'' -;.i.?-"ii, f.:- ' ... 1 '
CINCINNATI. , BALTIMORE AND
riiADELpnivc.coiNTiONs ;
... Admission to -and' 25 -cents Secure J
seaU at Heinaberger's. ? . i N
CLASS
rruiE
r I 4.. .'
1
- , "twodavs,. ,i M
three ii&ys,. ............. 01
tl four laT9 $ R
fiAir - :im
v M?fccne vtpkr,H.,.H..,.,,... 8 B9
7 Contract Ad vei-tlaem enta taken at sro
portlona.teiylowra.tea. , r j
llarrlaxres. Deaths. Heliaimim. rnneral and
OWttiary notices will be inserted at half rates
wnen paid ror in advance : otnerwise full rates
will be charged. . - -v
Taxxsaan on fiemand. . c. . y- "
NEW -ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gaddlory.
...
LL ' KINDS OF BADDLEV HARNESS,
. TJXUlHiia, TBAYEIalSG BAGS, - ?
" w J .' . ' - f 4 ' -A'
And everythlnar ln;the line of Saddlerv Goods
cheap for cash at '--' . -f ' -
. ' fi No. S8outh Front Btw,
.. teb s-tfhae . ...... Wilmington, N. C. "
French Brandy Peach
TMPORTED IN GLASS.'
'' ,1 fH
CHAS. D. MYEBS A CO.'S,
juoe?)-tr
7 North "Trent street.
MISCEIXjSLNEOUS.
GOODIOJWS
V; i ' .w V--1-- v ' ' v l " " - '
F O R T H E P U B L I O.
Great Itecluctio u in Prices
AT-
J; & SAHSOITS,
4 3 liABK JB T ST RE E Tt
IN ALL LINES OF GOODS, ESPECIALLY
.in ;-" v --'- ( -
r a .i . a- - . .', 'V - - , . ' '
READY MADE - DRESSES ;
ALSO IN -C
WHITE GOODS,
Clotlis, Cassimeresj tic.
LADIES t
Please Call ani CoETince YotirselTes .
Junel8-tf .; . ; ,
Wilmington, ;v Char. & Ruther-
ford; RailroadCo.'
Omra Cnrar E jronraa Airs Gxx'x Btjp't,
;r Wilmington, N. C. June 23 d, 1872. )
"AU.
Summer Return- ..
Excursion" Tickets,
Gyod until November- 1st.
,Tj1ROM .Wilmington f WM C. and B, R. R.,
JD and Stages to Charlotte, and via Railroad
direct to Statesvllie and Old Fort to Ashe-
TlUe........... $21 00
Wilmlnsrton to Hickory Tavern, near
8parkling Catawba 8prlngs.. ......... 15 CO
Wilmington to Charlotte. .............. '" to
- .. ' Cherryville (Cleave-
-W.r u ; land Springs,) WW
t v. M a. l. Fremont.
'1nne2t ..... -Engineerand Snp't.
FOURTH OF JULY.
GRA3ro?EXCURSIOX.
fTlHE Steamer Governor Worth will leave
X 5 wharf foot of Market Street on Thursday.
4th of July, for Smithvllle. Tickets, round
trip, 1 ; Children SO cents. - To be obtained ot
ureen as Turlington, corner Jxorth Water and
C besnut streets, up-stairs, or at Love's Book
Store. . The charter party reserves the right
of excluding any objectionable persons.
Hour of departure 8 o'clock. June 27-6t
NOTICE.
HOLDERS of Street Railway Tickets are
notified that In cutting their tickets
they must leave a part Of the stamp on each
piece. Hereafter no fraction of a ticket, with
out a part ot the stamp on its back, will be rec
ognized by the Conductors.
.:. " D. KLEIN, .
June 16-tf v v ' ' 7 "! Proprietor.
PURGELL HOUSE,
' jr.. B. DAVIS, Proprietor.
Tjl -''V '"' v v.:-"'''-'"' 'r-zr?
Jq ROM THIS DATE, the rates for Trans ent
Boarders are 4 00, 3 00 or 2 00 per day, ac-
cording to location and. rooms. Day Board
era, $3-00 per weokV 4 V - I Jan 21-tf
T.lbrrl I I'd Rcsta ti rahtv
TBEE GEM,
Vfo;i6 SOntli IVater Street
JN , . ; - WILMINGTON, N. C
SXesvla at all Honrs Tito 'best Wines
r Alqnars and Cigars always on
-liand.-Tne Pnblie arO
'.'. a-, v. invitod to Call. s t.i
JJnnel9-ly i ' ' -
' BIITGHAH SCHOOL.
- ' :mEbanevitxb;-N. o. -
fTUlK FALL' SESSIQN OF 13T2 Opens August
. JL 2nd. .. - - ,
' - The course of instruction is ClaSslcaL (In
cluding Modern Languages,) Mathematical "
and CommerdaL The organlzatlpn is mili
tary. For circulars address . . . -. - -
Hie 7-lm DAW - COL. W1L BINGHAM.
'.-t
HT-CTORE
IIAMPAGNE tJlDER,1
; ' Fire Crackers and Fire Works,
v V "' ;' LEMONS and ORANGES,
OF. ALLKINDSV
4 : - 'COCOANUTS,
ftRlWnr PEACHES. CIGARS. - "
cr --' . '- i. -?4-.-- -'-i .
CAKES AND CRACKERS, CANDIES. V
LA2gtJ , AND - BUTTER, - Ae Ac,. Ac. ;
j, jue28-tf Jj,.;ar
ijlIEIDEJ!ROS.
ijGrcoxi'C:1 Flannor
TTVnnT.riJiT.n and T?etan TVmoflatA. And
i W . dealers la Foreign and Dome.ale Dram,
Medicinal. Chemicals. Paints. DveSa'Aclds.
Oils, Varnish,' Spices. Wlnduw-t;ia :3, Boap,
I'exf ornery. Garden, Xleld and X lower ccds, 1
aC., &C, -
UNO. a IfARlIEr f27.ZT.-7,
June27-tf sr
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