ii
" "-""" - ""w - -. ......,.. -i in i ii IM i in niin iipi umiiii.ii ii i ii" i t m imr tii i ii i i 1 -mi-" -
..4
t at.
In adv. "i.
Three ir-Vntlw. i? advances 2 m
JK monih, in advance 75
TheMoBjriwoSTAHWllllje doTlvrrod In any
P ixt of ,the Clty &t Fl,Tg;I- c N 1 Per week.
; "KTEorToLotJi i:.vr .:::.c;::T7T"
s; - -v July 3, IS7J.- ;.;
Thcr-I ,f
mora- Wind. '
etcr. x-r, I-
S3. 3 W Gent.
;C3 3 FreBh, '
83; 3 WFreeli
liarom
etcr. 5000 .
20.97
so-.oo-
Weather
Fair-:
Fair
Fair I
"Mean Tcfep.' of day, 86 degr. f . '. y ( 1.
J Sots. All barometric readings are reduced
7a the fea-levcl and to S3 decree Fahrenheit
- . ; - . JlOBXaX S3TBOTH,
, '. ; .? Serg't Signal Service U.-S. A. .
V. Wthr Report.
: p f 4 - War- Dbpa.rtmknt.
- ' . z-i-l t M at -a i
RTMKNT, )
)fflcer. y
, Dtnce oi -uniei oinai -umcer.
Waahington, - July 3-4:35,
IVobdbUUie.;
f The barometer . will, probably - continue
t'Tw.Endand: and southwest winds con. .
' n..: ;ftm Ohio to New Enirlandi aonthrW
i nun . . , . . -j .
- wlsltbout materjal increase o tempera;
tare, but with, close, moist atmosphere and
fight lOCBi Btv" uus, u i-.u--u bUluujUUUb
tbo Atlantic 8tates on Thursday.
Tn Keadlntt Boom ' l. . .
Of the Wilmington Library Association la
open daily during the week from 6)4 A. M. to
. rr.m trt i t -nr . Dn-i rm-i u irt I
ir..,. " w w ,
P. M. 'l
FROFITADLE ADTERTIS1N Q.
. sve call the attention of the business men
.of Wilmington to the superior advantages
. . '
ill ereu uy
. ; TUE WEEKLY STAR : . .
ha an advertising medluia. I It has,' without
exceptlonvthe Largett Circulation of any pub
lication in Wilmington; and we can. satisfy
any one that It has no equal as a medium of
communication with tha people of the rural
districts now trading with Wilmington.
We solicit a call from those who wish to
place their business prominently before the
people of thla section, confident that we can
offer inducements that cannot fail to please.
' TO CITT KUDSCRIDEKS. '
V' If r. William J. El well succeeds Mr. Millard
Toft as City Agentcf the Moasiao Stak for all
that portion of the city South of the centre of
Market street. . His duties wilL commence
July 1st, but all monies due Mr. Tort prior to
July 1st will be payable to Mr. Elwell. By the
terms of our contract Mr. El well la authorized
to collect subscriptions in advance for any pe-
riod cot exceeding three months. lie will de
liver the paper in person, and sufficiently
r' :
ru.o. . , v . i . ,
N iE W ADTEttTlSfiaEflTS.
Manuel Bornio Havana Royal Lottery.
Tub TBAHScairr Liberal Organ. ' ; 4
Willums fc MuacmsoN Groceries.
War, M." Stbvjinson -Fire Works. , J '
' ..Vf. Kdcn5EBr-Sundrie8. J , ;
Ej. W. Bbink, Acting ,Mayor Notice. ;
I. o. o. F. fc.v-''. ,"'v":'.v-:' . '?
Tuesday night, 2d insL, P. G. John Sholer,
' nstalliog officer of Capo Fear Lodge No. 2,as
e'wted by P. G. Masters W. 8. Q. Andrews and
W. L. Smith, W. D. G. M.: Wm. J. Topp, ; P
G.,ii Marcus Bear, Thos. 1 1. Ilowey' and John
C. Kocb, installed the following offlcers for
tbo ftUBultig term: ; , , "... .,.'
.-NIG., Wm. Goodman. '
VrG!James Fleet.' . ' , 't . r ; ''V
n. Kclley. .y;.-j ":
T.; J. 'Ai; Nicholson.-' , , ; , '.
Cbaplain,' Jdhn Sholar.
W.r John Maunder- .. . .. U.,
C, W. W. Yopp.v ' ; ;
L G., Joseph 8tienberger. V ' '
' t O. G. and K., F. V. B. Yopp. 1 ... '
R. 3. 8., K. L. Ilarrisa. . ' ; ;
L. 3. S., Charles Schulkeo ,
It. 8. to N. G., Thomas Gm.no. :
L, 8. to N. G., Emanuel Levy. .
K. 8. to V. G., Henry Erbeckl
P. 0. John Sbolar was elected as represents,
iive to the Grand Lodge, which meets in Ral
ign on the 17th of this month. . .1 .
K. K. Conncll. .
We call th attention of the voters of Bruns
wick and Hidden counties to the card of their
old aod well knowo feliow'-cltizen K. K. Conn
cii, Eaq., the regularly nominated Conservative
candidate for the Sute Senate In the 13th Dis
trlct Mr. Couocil is a plain, honest farmer.
or excellent sound, practical sense, and is
s universally leemed .by all know him. - He
. tipttcta to commence the canvas's' of Bruns-
. wick coauty on Monday, the 8th Instant, and
wi ceoa the Warpath from that time unUl
the flay of election The result of the contest
.... L eciIOO .ineresuuoi me contest
in the 13th District will be that; Mr. Council
will goto the Ssoate, while his competitor,
air. Uill, will continue to teach school. ' r
The Lecture to. iv fin.. !
Don't' forget the lecture of 'George Francis
Iralo, which takes place at the Opera House
this evening. The lectnreris in many respects
a remarkable man an d .e iake it forgraoted
that the public curiosity to see" and hear him
will be sufficiently strong to ensure a crowded
bouse.; He lectured In Savannah on the 29th
and 80th ults. to full houses. On the 5th be
- aa au appointmeat at Petersburg.
. Target Sboottnc, ee , Teaay. f
. We are requested to state that the members 1
of the Wilmington Rifle Guards will meet at
? the Ariuory Room this" morning at .7 o'clock.'
The tareet aboAt.ln'ir frt nri'i iii'taV tia
. ..... . r .
v vr.u, JU,fc duuiu oi.mo uj. bvui-
o ciock. 1 me juages ere ,rea. i
y uowe, G. L. MabsourJ. W. Schenck, Jr.; and
eo. w. Price, Jr. ' V'VVVV-- ' ' ! -f '
':...'.' , V T v ' VC.-V ?' 1
:"ry;w,1,-J . ' VV":: :T,y.: ,V 1
A letter was received in this7 city yesterday
Muuncing me fact that Benator Henry vvu
4PiorMas8achuett6, the candidate for Vice
"ealdent ot th TTnitfld Rtatea on the Grant
" lltket, will visit this city about the laat of this
iontb.:;u
'uporiant Sleetlnr. f ;
We are requited to eUts tliit there will be
meetnir of thuF.T tlvo Coamltteo. lnclu
0ln tba Assoc?'
Kficultural A?
21C8 oyer tl3
o'clock FrlJ:
r " :ri cf ha Cape Fear
l.c!i ia the r.allroad
1;
: I"..'."; :-l Txz.':. ft
f hue. "
a p. m.
9 P.M-
Vol. -II-IIo. 09. - iWILIGTOH. n; C; THUBS
Loral hm.-
. - wwjf yuiCKB wui do closed to-aay.-' I -
-The county offices rlll all be closed to, :
day. i ;; ui.i-'-rV,;;;(,::.v, - , . j
v : - V . v I
v.j, .una Hunemenx in ioe mtensltv or l
i t
uc uwi, yeweraay. - ; . ; - : -
The Post Office will be open 'to-dav frota 7 -
A."M. until 'ft A r i- ' - 1
,.,,.-. . ... . . , " , . I I ;
ui u. : . . r
iuwg w u. us no paper issued from this
office to-morrow ,
Judging from every Indication the
will be Innn-nprnhinNonH ...t. oeciinauon 01 me sterling patriot and com
wm oe innumerable Sound parties to-day, : petent eentleman. Col. John D. Tavlor. - ; r-
1 To-day commencos the 97th ! vear of I
American Indenendn ..r.t wL... .
. --.--. -v.M.u.i1r(,i,gi i
Still no business for the City Court, and
ho session of that tribunal yesterday moraine
7 the pleasure seekers whb are nn-
. .... A . 'f' . 1 ; . :-' I
able to thtt .it- t.- -
- ----.w w-uaj win igouiii tuc i
Wilmington darden. - r . ' ; 4
Superior Court adjourned yesterday nn- I
til 10 O'clock to-morrow mnrnlmr nnt nt Va 1
ineettnthflHirWu-;. .n. -
Sped tO the glOrlOUS fourth."
Acting Mayor Brink has issued his procla
matlon recommending as far as practicable, a
general suspension of business to-day..
We have advices from several Townships
u -"- uaij lumcaiing a very aeiermineaana I
.... " . . . I
1UI LUt UUUIO ODDOSlllOn lO ' inn KnPlrT Kn nt
tirki. -' -' " 'i ,v i
Residents North of Mrkt fttr-Pt .Tftv
fBt.A.;ku .v- 1 v - " I
. ww vjy-VB-M I
lamps in that section of the cltv are now at- I
tended to.
The steamer Gov. Worth will leave the
wharf foot of Market street this morning at 8
o'clock for an excursion to 8mithville and the
Forts below.
I The rhotnix says ample arrangements ha ve
been made for the reception and entertain
ment of the colored excursionists from this
city to Columbia. '
a gentleman from the neighborhood of I
Rocky Point, In this ceunty, informs us that
the crops In that section are suffering materially
lor want 01 rain. ; . 1
1
There was a fine rain Tuesday night
along the line of the Wilmington, Charlotte
and Rutherford Railroad." 'The croua in that I
section are excellent. : ,T : "
A man by the name of . White, residing
near Long Creek, in this county, had both legs
aen iew aaya amce oy laiung irom a mm-
ncrrv ipm .vniin nn m in tiia a or at niimninar.
" Z .
The display of rockets and fire-crackers
last night, reminded ns that the "glorious
fourth' was near at hand. We hope no accl
aeni may nappen to mar tae pleasure or . the 1
boys to-day. - -
; We noticed posters on the walls and
fences yesterday announcing a grand Republi-
can raufaction meeting to come off at the City
Hall on Friday evening, which will be ad-
dressed by Abbott, McKay, Cantwell, Schenck,
llcaton and others.
: Capt. T. C." Lewis, at his place on South
Water street, received his first invoice of
peaches for the season jesterday. They came
from the neighborhood of Sumter and are
truly delicious. Capt. L. will keep a constant j
supply of this favorite fruit on band during the I
Summer. '
Owntr Found. " I
Some two or three weeks since we mentioned I
the arrest of two colored men, . charged with I
purloining three fine overcoats. Since that I
time ineffectual efforts have been made to find 1
the owner of the garments, and finally, when
the attempt was about to be abandoned, It was
accidentally discovered that they were, the
property Of Mr. T. C. Servoss, City Clerk and
Treasurer, they having been stolen from his
realdence. Having no use for the coats during
H wm onlj ttrongi flndlDg u. ntme to tb
llalng that he was to fortunaU as to recover
them.
Oar Chip Basket.
It Is a bad sign to tie skillful In apologies.
Moving for a new trial Popping to Mrs.
No. 2. . :.- . . -v;. : .
A Detroit picture dealer says the hardest
work he has to do is to frame excuses.
AUij entcred ft ing Btore and asked for
. wtu nf Jnft. TrncrienM '.' The clerk
,nfoVm hr that Jane hadn't bottled her ex J
erience vet. but they could furnish " Jayne's
I . -
Expectorant." -- '
Expectorant.
1. ' .... . .',' :
pastor,
" What Is that, children V asked a young
istor, exhlbitlnk to hU Sunday schooj a magic
lantern picture of a poor, sinner, clinging to
thn rroaa towerinff out of stormy waves inmid
ocean, "Robinson Crusoe r was the instant
-'A toll-gate .keeper in Virginia was lately
broueht before a magistrate for cruelty to his
a.- v.Anri h rtA free When he had
charge of it. Like one' of Shakspeare's he
roines', " She never tolled' her love."
; 'Little Boy "I .don't like you,Mr Brown;
my mamma says yon are a Tegular sneak.'
Mamma "Good gracious, James, what can In-
dnce you to tell such a storyf I confess jto
saying, f What a pity such a noble-hearted man
aa Mr. Brown has turned out such a regular!
rK. ""- w
, ,. - . , .-, i
small bpy arose at : a cunaay scnoot
concert and "began quite glibly: certain
man went down from Jerusalem to; Jericho
andfeU and fell." L Here his memory .began
to fallhlm. u And-and fell by the roadside,
. ,v n mi nhnbAii hm
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Persuant to V resolution adopted at - its first
I session, I give notice that the Convention of
th. Democratic CoMerotlv. pattf of New
Hanover will assemble at the Court, House In
Wilmington, on Frldsy, July 16th, at 11 o'clock
A. M." . ' ' ; D. ' MoMBiur; ,
i ' v v ; - President.
"7e keep a full stock of ;itobinson's News
cc:: tntlyoa hand. Summer ink now
1 ttl
vn ur- xu un wivia I;
. ' BAKW cousxxes V
At a convention called by the citizens of
crQnacK ana iiiaden counties to select a
.nit.Mo m.j.i'i.
wuuww fv.iouu kw icuiracui cam JlOLIlCb 1 II l
the Senate, held on Sfttnrdv. thft2Qthftft,
in the school-room of the Masonic Hall at 1
di. i. t t. it.. 3, ,
ii lat iv ii ii k iiKi r liih imp nivin ifror Bain nnnn i
I . w ....wQ vuuu- I
, vw" 7u" wia urucr vjr m
Chairman, Salter Lloyd. Esq., the only busi-
ness before the convention beine to nominate
a gentleman to fill the vacancy made by the
Qe convention decided unanimously that I
??0u'a .n"aere last ; and, personally, I
woam ramer uey naa selected another
more
Wtent than myself. This I readily admit
mieht have been done.
Thoush I do challenge scandal through a
lit. .Ii t i . i r-i .
V L" Lf Ja an?,iarJ,ner
ll"V"wJ my leuow ciuzens, ana conn-
trvmen. luai i naTe never
this positlonbut since I
been a Beeker for
have been put forth
I pledsre mvself to use all honorable' means to
Fao mv fpianHa an1 havtnw anAAArtta1 iha rtlaAAv
secure my election and should 1 1 be seated as
Senator in the ensuing session of the State
TM.latnrA T Mnmlu tV, T,t rrr ffSrt tr.
promote the best Interest of . the mass of my
constituents ana mis istste. -
Now. gentlemen. I will add but little mores
As the time between this and election dav ie
hand: eveil 6f mftnv of mv fftiW.riti-:
ana inenas wnom ii wm De lmpossiDie ior me
n oa In.Te-nth.-.'..,! Ih. .....
.vWu.. . aw hausg . aiiu w vauDO
is me, Ji. ji. u. w not the consideration,; but
movement now on foot for the advancement of
1 . 1 S . J t ! A
uwuw. icgioiaLiuii suu lair uiaj 10 au mea
will come no to the heln and nnt their shonl
der to the wheel: and a stroner null and a null
altogether wui art the wagon out ot the mire.
1 am. centlemen. vonr obedient aervant. I
' - X K. K. COUNCEU
Bladkx Couktt, N. C' , ; . .
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE,
The editor t of the . Charlotte
Observer is quite ill. .
The supply of mosquitoes in
itaieign is unpreceaentiy large.
. The tvnos ot RaWh hava a
grand excursion to Kittrell's Springs tb-
dav.
D. W. Courts, E6q., of Rock-
ingham, formerly. State Treasurer, is in
Raleicrh. -, 1 : "t : r I
Mai: Snaton Qali of lalmVh;
delivers an address to the Odd Fellows of
Norfolk , to-day. " .
... . JMLrivKObert. - tl.-x.-.Ymson, I 01
xxaaiaxj BgeU ow, uiea on oaiuxuay iasc 01
TT i:f - j n i j i .
pulmonary consumption.
An : old lady in Weld on has
just made a bed quilt containing . 11,334
pieces. - K Bays xne jxews.
Press dispatches have been
discontinued by the Charlotte Dispatch
and Observer until further notice.
The Sentinel understands that
T. M. Argo is tirging his claims to be ap-
pointed to the vacancy on the Supreme
uourt Denco.
: The Raleigh JVews has been
shown the model ot- a beautiful piece of
statuary, the production of a young lady
01 wasnington, JN. o."
; The proprietor ot the Spark-
ling Catawba Springs has . invited our iu-
ture President (Horace Greeley) to sojourn
for the season at that delightful and effi-
cauiuua buuiuici reaoti.
; The Weldon ' 2feW8 : Bays : A !
terrible hail storm visited this section last
Sunday, destroying all vegetation in its
course. . Corn and cotton , were injured
very mucn in some places - cotton uemg
a a a a -I
?fn. 1?P PJ f008, '
m m m kv a w rm -m m r -b -b
- 1116 beniineu Ot . VY eanesaav
says : Judge Merrimon, our popular can-
.B " - B . . '
didate for Governor, returned to this city
yesterday , morning alter a JDninant and
. .
A distinguished friend livinsr
m vv eastern Carolina writes, the Raleigh
Sentinel the following cheering news about
tne crops. He says : " a rom all quarters
the reports were that such crops ot wheat
have not been gathered in many, some
j i. mu . x
said, in twenty years. The prospects lor
com and cotton also make the hearts of
farmers glad.
BILIOUS. !
yeliL
badly in morning, irregular appetite and
tongue coated, vou are sutferlng from Toarin
Livan or BUiousness." In many cases of
U Liver Complaint" only a part of these symp-
toms aro experienced. As a remedy
ias Hep.
for
?Tt.
cat Dia
p-fect
and he
lect cures.
I leaving the liver strengthened
d healthy.
Sold by all nxst-ciass .uroggisw
How Unnecessary tne Angnlsn many :
aino nnrtaiwAflVim ThAnTDfttlRm.imnt. IIAn.
few drops of it in the ears or tooth, affords in-
atantaneoua, and what is better, permanent
and all injuries or diseases which require
trpntmp.nt ezternallT. this liniment is every
where regardea as tne most potenx ana- re
liable heaiinar agent in existence. For all ex
ternal lnluries or ailments of horses and cat
tle, it is infallible. -
r July 2-Tu Th Sat
,t i 3 ?. ? Vl 'I IlOTlsiV ABBIT ALS.
National Motel, R. Jones, Proprietor.July
3. Ca.pt. II. soutnau, xj. jtuaer, i tticnmona.
i " - & . . u, t. a Woibo , r-itTr . Tom
if? Aoii "wadeaijoro : K. Council. Bladen
jua.. - - - , nK.on;.
if n ."jr. a. Tnrpin, Weldon, N.C. -
Mayor's Office,
CITT OF WILMINGTON, N. C.,
JULY 4th, 1872.
TO-DAY, JULY 4th, ushers in the Ninety-
Sixth Anniversary of the Independenco pf
ti.tagre.tEeptibllcaii H.Uoii,
That all may nve iw vypuiuuiULy wj uu
nonorlo'this grandTold Natal Day.it iSre-
'-.-v
BWi Ii ia. . .7 " .
ticable, a general suspension ot business' be
observed.-1 .
ED. Ev BRINK;
July i-lt
. Acting Mayor.
AT PRICES.
f e AHA BUSHEM Prime White
and1.
ltiiUUU .Mixed Corn.
m - -
LUai
1 ' 00(1 Bbls. riouri all grades
- - v . -
, , ... , 4
enn juajuks skLiKUTED jiay,
OUU : '
100 Boxe3 D s sides
gQUhds. Smoked Sides and Shonldera, f
200 Et)lspok,
:.-,
150 Bftss Coffoc,
r- - ..S. .- - '..VJ.
lt)0 B eflned Snsar
150 Bbls Distmera' Glue, ,
Tons Hoop Iron,;
.... ;. ;.; ', . ;' -..' ;
200 Keg8 NaiIs
RAft Selected Second-Hand Spirit Barrels,
Kf xona no. ix-eruvian unano,
w
gQ Bales Yarns and Sheeting, .
AC, AC, ' AC &C. ' '
' W1LIJAMS ft'inmnmsnw.
July 4-tf : .. . . .
THE TRANSCRIPT,
PUBLISHED AT WASHINGTONi D. C. v
For (he Campaign, - 50 Cents.
Let all who desire the success of the Liberal
Reform ticket subscribe fof and get up clubs
for the Campaign TRANSCRIPT,
. .. ' t , .
lths"th cUoicest campaign matter, origi
nal and selected, and contains contributions
from some of the best "American ! writers.
Greeley and Brown are sure to win, and all
Wno jesire to be
on the " winning side "
shcfnld subscribe for Thb Wabhihqton Tbas-
scipt. Clubs furnished at half rates and in
quantities to suit. Let all send their orders to
THE TRANSCRIPT,
WASHlXOrON, D. C.
lulylSrr
TTn VQTia Pnval T.ntf PTTT
T" yj a,M' uu t,CA J
ONE ORDINARY DRAWING
About Every 17 Days ;
"XNE EXTRAORDINARY ON THE 20TH
VA r DECEMBER, 1872 and one
GRAND V EXTRAORDIWART
On Uie 22nd of April, 1S73.
For Plans. Lists of Winninz Numbers, and
aay vuier mionnituon, auuress
. iKIJKAIU A .UlMJXiilSli, .. .
, Commission Meichants. .
1 1 - Established 1848,
Who are my only authorized correspondents
in the United States to receive ordersand to
a
casn aii pnzes. v - ' AxrTTWT
First Sub-Collector for ExportaUon in . Ha-
I jujyanT Vw-- -
m a it ti ma k w m n enmnr
I - '
ft r And DlSTilaV To-Nirrht
jt j -o
FIRE WORKS 1
F "O R
T H E i B ' O . Y S ,
WM. M. STEVENSON'S,
8 Front street.
AT
A3- Grand Display To-Night. - '
inly -tf
TTloeea TTvr Tivri
ilLOlaSSeS Ou UOOU ' XTUHa
GtZtX Hhfis. and Bbls. " Cuba and S.H. Mc-
UJU lasses, . , . ; ; .. y .
Bundles Hoop iron,
U Fox sale Dy,;-' -
, : . ;r w KEECUNEE, ;
jalytf '27. 28 and 29 North Water St.
Corn, Hay and Oats,
BUSHELS .WHITE and MIXED
1.300 CORN.
A ff Bales Hay, 8,1
600 Bushels Oat S,
, jtox saie oy
F. W. KERCHNER,
juib 4-tf ' , 27, 28 and 29 North Water St.
1 " I liru!al..H R Til -
15
BBLS. KEROSENE OIL, :
Bbls. Spindle OU,
1 OK Bbls. wnisxey,
11
ijibls: Clariflett Tallow,' 'i y
.111.:. . nv& r-A-i
j'orsaie oy, .'. - .
F. W. EERCHNER,
- 1 --
July 4-tf
27. 28 and 29 North Water St.
Glue, Spirit casks and Jtlour.
C OK Bbls. Glue,
j . r
Spirit Casks,
I X.bIIJU
r7M Khl. Tlinn'
UUJ
For sale by ' ' ; r
' ,' F. W. EERCHNER,
Juiya-tf
'.27, 28 and 29 North Water St.
ILive Deer for Sale:
ONE DOE and TWO FAWNS FOR SALE.
Can be seen at the wharf of the. People's
SteamDoat company. . a.jpi
a.ppxy w - - : ; s
..1njya-lt.:'t ' t-
v L. Ii. lBUUSSltT.
SMelds':'Eve'7a'3h';
wf0VT" 99
, ltAjrorAOTtraxn bt
. . . -. - , '
Wof rtte
I I INFLAMED, SORE AND WEAK EYES.
ever offered to the public - -. - .. - .
- For sale by all Druggists in the city. Price
B0 cents per bottle bottles double the origi-
-nai sire.. ' v - . ::
; GliliSN & FLANNERjWholesale Agents, i ;
;. cea it nsiaw ia , u xiarct gtreeu
NEW AI)TEKTTSEMENTS.
Saddlery.
A1
LL! jXIND3 OF t SADDLES, HABNESS.
TEUNKS, TSAYELIN G DAGS,
And everything Intthe line of Saddlery Goods
cneap tor casn at , r . -
' - J. . xuruAffl. w.'o, ?(
- ' ' No. 8 South Front St.,
aeb 8-tfnao . . .--s Wilmington, K. C.
X
MISCTR1 iTiA,NEQU&
CHARITY fiOSPITAi;
. UNDER. THE AUSPICES OF THE ;
College of Physicians and Suf-
geons of Wilmington.
GOOD FAITH ' GUARANTEED.'
- The IOllO Win ET SChemn Will hfl rlmwn wlthnnt
fail on the 13th August. i ,
r No Postponement. :;
1 prlze'of l,oco bo in money, 41,000 00
liprize of . 600 (0 ; ...... 600 00
2 prizes Of 250 09 , , , 600 00
6 prizes of 100 00 600 00
5 prizes of . 50 00 - ,! am 00
47 prizes of 20 00 sua no
107 prizes of .10 00. - K . " . 1.070 00
192 prizes ot 6 00 , 9rt0 00
S3 prizes of 2 00 ' - ' 780 00
750 Priaes,. .V... ............ ...... 96,500 00
Six thousand tickets onlv will Vm snlfl nt
$2 00 each. "
JulyB-tt K. D.HALL.
OUR MANY FRIENDS
AND PATRONS WILL PLEASE '., NOTICE
the fact that
OUR STORE
WILL ' BE" C L OS E D ON T HE
FOUJlTil OP JUIiY.
; ' CHAS. D; MYERS & CO.,
july 3-tf - ; .;:;.;;, 7 North Front St.
SUrilfilER DRESS GOODS!
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN
LADIES DRESS GOODS
. t V.' yt'r Ever Offered in the City.
.T' " .:: "it ; . ; .B.WRlL..t-
r . BbyAar.
We make a specialty of Goods for Boys.
B. WEILL.
raraSOlS Ulltt liOrSetS.
1,000 Assorted 'Corsets, Parasols and Ladies
UmDreuasilyery style. ; i ? ii, WEILL.
The best Stock of White Goods in the city
eluding 100 pairs White: Pique very cheap
Hosiery.
Examine our Stock of Ladles' 'and Gents
Hose. . ' : ' I B. WEILL.
apr!123-tf ..... , i. .r, wr i . .
Family and Idedicinal
WINES AND XIQTJORS,
: MOST COMPLETE VARIETy t
"WINES, CORDIALS. 1
Tonics, Bitters, &c.
t CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.'S, '
Inly 8-tr -: ' ' 7 North Front street.
,.,;.,, , v;.,OUR. ;
EEMHANT TABLE ! !1
' OUR REMNANT ' TABLE !
1
COATS ; AT $5
YOUR CHOICE for fi5t Worth
r; f 10.
J.UliiliAx' I UllAr l , - vJUiAril
.Av.'f.
MUNSON&CO., (
City Clothiers."
JulyS-tf
H. BTJRKHinER,
WHOtasiui and
RSTAIC DUUB IV
ii
Tobaccoj
l -V
Snuff
tV.ASD-.Ai
SE GAR S.I
r . I
Sign r tne Indian Cnlef,
jnne 30-tf
No. 8 Harlcet BL
Genhania Lodge,
' - NO. 4: It. ' OP : P-.ir?f
TnUESDAYxly 4th, regular meet-j
mg at; o'c .-jf. jm., in the Lodge
twain, ana pvoixe installation oi om
cers for the new term-: : : . f
; The . members - are ren nested, to i
muui ajvibsxuio, , wuuuut excep
tion, and to all friends of the Order: an tnvlta-
n.'m; - r? -
? - j- By order of the W. C- i'-'
? July8-2t $
t F.-A.
8CHUTTE, E. B.
1 - k- J r
Seed lSeed 1 l i Seed ! Jf !
TCTEW CROP TURNIP: SEEDj-' 1 '4 ' ' '
AJlD CABBAGE SEEH,
For Summer and Fall use, for sale
. .13
. GREEN & FL A.NNER,
july8-tf ;V
Cae Satire cm cv-,.....,.......... 1 (0
two days,. ...... 1
- fonr CLaya,.. ....... ............ 2 W
V " five days,....,... 8 00
v " one wtsk...;.. 8 CD
it
Contract Advertlaoracnts'taken at r i
portlonateiy low rates. ..
Marriages, Deaths Religious; Funeral and
Obituary notices will be inserted at half rates.,
Txaxs Cash on demand
MISCELLANEOUS.
OPERA HOUSE.
TMSDAtEDtG, ;JULT 4Ul.r j;
George Francis Train.,,
SUBJECT :
IT1HE CINCINNATI,
BALTIMORE AND
.a.
49 Admission' to anci" 23" ccnts Secure
seats at Heinaberger'ar 4 ;: -,-June80-4t
v- - - V':v. ;J"
FAMIIiY tOEOCEI
milE CELEBRATED
EMPIRE MiOUR,
Fresh Parched Java and Laguyra
C O F F E E,. ;
FRESE BEEF t'0JT(3UES AND
DRIED BEEF, v
GERMAN WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
f AT 5 CENTS 'A BOTTLE.
NEW"' YORK SUGAR-CURED ' 7
VPICHAIVIS
FRESH EYERY STEAMER.
Clarets, liBorle. and; Domestic. .
AT "REDUCED PRICES-
V FOR . SALE it&'ly .,'. , .
' V-'r. " - . : . 1GEO, MYERS,
June21-ti 1 11 and 13 So. Front Street.
I Turnip; Seed--BeanSa
TUST. RECEIVED, the new crop of Turnip
tl Seed, consisting ot ' ., '
Purple Top Yellow, Rata Baga, . , '
',: a Early White Flat Dutch,
: Red or Purple Top, 7 '- ' ;
j. Yellow Aberdeen, " ; - - -
Large Norfolk, - "
.. ..... , ,...4 .S-rf . r.. j ;r......... .
White Globe ; . ' '
: - Also, Bunch Beans for Fall use, Drumhead
and Flat Dutch Cabbage Seed,
Sola Wholesale ana Retail
At ; MclLHENNY & WRIGHT'S.
Juns20-tf
Llppitt's Corner.
FOTTRTH OF JUEYa
J GRAND EXCURSION, s
THE Steamer Governqt Worth will leave
wharf foot of Market street on Thursday,
4in of July, for Smithvllle. Tickets, round
trip, $1 ; Children 60 cents. To be obtained ot
Green & Turlington, corner North Water and
C cesnut streets, up-stairs, or at Love's Book
Store. The charter party reserves the right
of excluding anv objectionable persons.
Hour of departure 8 o'clock ; June 27-8t
Holasses and Svrup.
Lluscovado Uolasses
For sale very low by
nne21-tf
WILLARD BROS.
PURCELL HOUSE ,
' J. R. DAVIS, Proprietor.
ROM THIS DATE, the rates for Trans ent
Boarders axe H 00, $3 00 or 82 0 per day, ac
cording to location and rooms. Day. Board
ers.ta 00 per week.; - -y ; v t Jan21-tf
IY1 o r r i I i f s Restau ra nt,
THE GKEM,
"VYO. 10 Sontn YFater Street. ;
JN . WILMINGTON, N. C.
-: ,x'y. ajjv'' .v.xV- 5v--' ;... '-... .
Heals at all Honrs. Tne best Wines,
v aaqnors ana tJigars always on
lland. Tne lnbllo are
lnvitea to Call. ''
Junel9-ly - . ; '.. '. .:: ..
KAL.EIGU:.- ;
FEU ALE SELIIITARY.
THE Fifth : Session wiH- open on Monday,
July 2, 187i, Seven expei lenced teachers
engaged. Sessions so arranged that students
from unhealthy sections of the State are here
during the entire sickly season. .
. To renress extraTasranoe la dress; all the
boarders are required to wear a neat but cheap
uniform. 'j- -u --.v
Board and Tuition in English. 8100 per ses
sion of 5 months. Apply for catalogue., a
X . Jf. U.UJBUUUi. a. ax..
June254w
Principal.
The AmeriraKXtifc
uisuRArjcE'cbr.iPAnY
AF PHILADELPHIA-ASSETS t3,e5,a-
V an old, honorable and reliable institutiens
J
"SECOND TO NONE IN -THE ICOUNTKY.
' Policies rton-Forfcitablo
And insurance on all approved plans After
a successful career of nearlv a Quarter of a
Century, it has tL.S2.ee -of realized, assets for
everv dollar ol llabilitv. -
t v .. i JOHN-W, GORDON,
f .. Agent, Wilmington.
:' Col. Sr. CLAia Dxiarae, Gen'L Agent.
june80-tf . - ' . -.
BHIGHAII GCH00L,
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THE FALL SESSION OF 1872 opens Angnst :
2nd.-'- - - ". ; : .
'- The course of instruction is Classical. ( In
ciuaing aioaern xAnguages.; luaiaemaucai
R?Ssrtte
'.I? VA OL. W1L' BINGHAM.
cluding Modern Languages.) j Mathematical
AvCuporior Cur.lity
VF Goshen Butter,. Flc-r, T CoSToei
JoSt
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