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CkJivtrxct AdvertisoiDenta taken at pm -
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Obituary notices will be inserted at ball rates
rho MottsiKO Star will be delivered In any I
Vol. -H-ITo. 97, ; v WIIJimaTOilyaH;C;S .1872. " : whoi6:nd) i;50i
wnen paia ror in aarance otoerfrtus run rate
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Washington July , 134:35 ; p,
' RL-iDir barometer, northerly I winds.' elear
weather ana pru.u .
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li.r the New England and Middles States ; the
conditions continue .Javorablev for , partly
cloudy weather and areas of rain for the South
.. era states east of the Mississippi; . , . m
COUNT Y COW VEX XI OK. . ,
Tcrsuuut to resolution adopted at Its flrst
bthrion, 1 give notice that the Convention of
the Democratic HJouservatlve party of New
Hanover will assemble at the Court House in
, WiliniuKtou, on Tuesday, July j 16th,1 at 11
o'clock, A. All ' . ; D." McMiixan, -
v . .-.;.: f sJ US' W Ii' '.President.-'-
" i i ' . .
TO CITY SCBSCUIBEKS. '
Mr. William J."lwell sneceeds Mr. Millard
Toft as City Agent of the Uosiriao SxAa for all
that portion of the city South of the centre of
- Market street. Hla duties "will commence
July lat, but all monies due Mr. Tort prli,r to
July 1st will be payable to Mr. JSiwell.'. :By the
terms of iuf contract Mr. KlweU Is authorized
: to collect subscriptions in advance for any pe
"riod.Eot exceeding thiee months. lie will de
liver jhe paper in person, and sufficiently
early -to satisfy tne demands of all subscri
bers. ' '
4JBW AOVEUTISEritTN. ' ,
Sol. Beak Sc Bko. Bracelet Lost." - '''
J. B. Mattisoh Commission Merchant
W. M. Stbvkksok. Our' American Cousin.
JIcIx-ubnmt & Weight. Dissolution.' '
S. U Fkimont W.,'C and R. R. R. .
Robbery. . . . ....
The cabin of the steamer Tioga was entered
a night or two since, while lying at her wharf
between Market and Dock streets, and all the
clothing of Mr. C., E. Ralncr,' Engineer,
stolen. This is the second time a robbery of
this character has occurred on the Tioga .te-
cently, A gentleman was sleep in the cabin at
the time; but was not t aroused by the thief.
No'ciue to" tfie perpetrator of the theft.
Mail FallureB,.'. ,. ?. i , . .
We received a young avalanche of compli
ments from subscribers on the Southern road
yesterday in regard to a failure of Thb Stab
of the 11th to reach IhemXt We have made in
quiries aud finditbat no Southern mail-left
bere at all on that, day, the messenger who
carries the mails from the postoffice to the
cars having failed' to reacht the pbstofflce In
tinie. We hope Uncle Sam's "Jake' will be
more prompt hereafter;1' .. - , ' .'. "'
.. .. ' - m't'9 ' ' ' ' "
Vessel ox t be' nampaice. l '
T Yesterday morning the chr. Sardfi Bruen
while coralug . from the opposite side, of the
.river, became unmanageable. Her anchor was
dropped, but as the wind was blowing briskly
at the time she dragged it and finally run her
bowsprit into Mr. ,F;. W.v Kerchner's ware
house, breaking in the weatherboardlng and
at the same time breakings off JLhe. flag staff of
the steamer Cxmiberldnd, jug tX her wharf.
Damage, immaterial. V W'v-'-
Mayor's Court. '
The following cases were disposed of yester
day morniog: - K V - . ' '.
Samuel Merrick, arraigned on the charge of
disorderly conduct, was fined $10 and costs..
Sophia Hall, charged with keeping a disor
derly house, was .discharged on the payment
of costs...;. '" v 'C v-'--"...',?'- ' ' .
Matilda Hall, charged-with keeping a dlsor-,
dcrlv house, was discharged, on. the payment
Of COdIb. v"'- y i," ...'i''.l:t: ' '..
Matthew Kobinsoncharged. with sleeping
ou the streets, Was discharged on the payment
Of COSts. ..- ;'.,-." i ;--. : . , ' . -r
" May Henryi charged with disorderly con
duct, was discharged on the payment of costs.
How Is This?
Two voter residing In-the Fifth Ward,
who rtgtsiered at the last,' election, Tjad , the
curioiity to make an 'examination 'yesterday
and werc'unable ' to . find" their names On the
registration . booki.t They Informed another
voter of the fact, whd resides in the Third
Ward, and who .also registered . at the. last
election, and. the same curiosity prompted
aim to search for his name, the result being
the same as la the case of his? friend. t ?iJ la
name was not there. Io view of this fact we
' call upon . every ;'i Conservative In the 'city of
..WlltniDgton to call at their respective regis
tering places and see that their names are cor-
. rectly registered. ; Every Oouservatiye 'expects
ovote at the next elecUons and to do, they
'n. ,;v . ' '.-
VisgnKtca Aa-aln. - i j.'.:fi'y
Daring the session of, the last Legislature,
Mabffon and other colored members of the
House of Representatives were "filllbosterlng"
fKaiost some measurewith all the power 'of
inetr ianKs. Neilf . WcKav. the Radical candi-
date lor Congress, was walking. 'In the lobby"
"uaur.CT. Murphy, Senator from Sampaon.
n . - i ( !
r. Murphy called " McKay's attention to the
actions and conduct of the men and brotlh
wten;McKay; clinching his fists and
Kritting his teeth, exclaimed, " it dis
VvfUty to see the&e daanned nigger t hers carrying
in this VBay.'FaydtevMe EagUyly y v V';
. wM-' Io a name? Doom Is running for
.! TenuesseeY and Hobby for Confess; in
Texas, 1
1 1 f
-No tolice arrest
, -. Senators . Tlptonjand ' Carl Schuri" .will
speak at kalelgh on the 16tb. '
r Sato Phillips is to orate here on 'the 20th and
Messrs. Wilson and Pool on the 18lh, " ;
Abratn Mosely, the new ; City ; Scavenger,
. - - - . i ' : -
ha3illed his bond and Is now ready for bust
, . -. . , ' - j- . -
There were 33 jodgmente taken at the last
termx)I the Superior Court for New Hanover
county, . - ! y,-- ',' '" '' "
'.V After a access ful engagement 5 at Tar-1
boro, Miss Jeanle Patterson left that place on
Tuesday for Warrenton. , r t : --r -
Hon. D M. Barrtneer. ' Chairman. re
State Democratic-Conservative
Committeeto meet In Ralegh July lpih..:,Sl
1 We reeret to learn that t Capt. F. Wj
Wooten, of the .W.'.'C. and RJR. R., was taken
quite sick on 8nnday last, and has since been
detained at his home .In Columbus. He will
be all right in a day or two.: In the meantime
Mr. EL G. Fladger Is acting In his place. ' ,
A gentleman who has been to the trouble
of counting them, says there are on Second,
between Nun and Chesnnt streets, twenty-one
projections of piazzas, porches, &c' which are
all more or less - an obstruction to the side
walks. ; Particularly Is this the case with the
building on 8econd,'between Market and Prin
cess streets. I';"".
WllmlBffton, Cbarlotte and Butber
ford Ilailroad Writ f Ivjauetlon.
L. D. Childs, President of 5 the Caroli
na Mutual Bank, of ' Columbia, : S. C.,
has sued . out , awrif, of injunction before
Bis Honor, Judge G. W. Logan, return
able at - Rutherford ton on yesterday, the
12th Inst., restraining the President, Board of
Directors, and others from' any further steps
In submitting to a judgment of foreclosure of
the mortgage on the . Wilmington, Char
lotto and Rutherford Railroad, and that they
be required to call, according to the by-laws
of said Company, a special meeetlng of the
stockholders to the end that they may direct
what answer shall be made to any action for
such foreclosure. The injunstion provides for
a re-organization of .the Companyand that , a
Receiver be appointed by the .Court to take
charge and control of all the affairs of the
Company, with a view of paying off the inter
est due and unpaid and make provision to pay
the same hereafter, pursuant to such orders as
may be made in this cause. It provides furth
er that an order of injunction Issue to Judge
Onderdook and the other bondholders and
trustees,'who are defendants, restraining them
from prosecuting their suit until further or
ders. . . .. . ., ..
Nelll IMeiiay, Esq.; ' Woke Up . ttoe
Wrong Pafienser."
In this county are two brothers by the name
of Blocker both of whom were Captains in
the Confederate service. The one, CapL
Charlie Blocker, is a true Conservative and a
most worthy gentleman. The other, Capt. O.
H. Blocker, is a Radical and a revenue officer.
Some time since Nelll McKay, the Radical
candidate for Congress in this District, fell
into conversation with Capt.' O. H. Blocker
mistaking him for Capt. Charlie.
Well, McKay," says O. H.,' how are you
getting on at the Court House ?" (Court be
ing in session).
S Oh," says McKay, "I have left the Court
House In disgust I"
" Disgusted at what f" says O. H.
Disgusted," says McKay, "at having to
address damned negroes as gentlemen of the Jury."
Let somebody ask McKay what reply Block
er made, and.if McKay won't tell, then let some
body ask Capt. O. 'B.FayettevUle EagU.
Harrow Escape.
In yesterday's issue we stated very briefly
that a child of Rev. Mr. Bernheim had been
severely injured by falling from a window.
We are now pleased to. learn that its injuries
were not so serious as at first apprehended.
The little fellow is only about three years and
six months old and its escape from instant
death was almost miraculous. It seems he was
standing in a chair containing two or three
pillows at the time the accident occurred, and
it is thought that In attempting to close the
blinds he lost his balance and was precipitated
out of the window (which was In the second
story) into the yard beneath. The fall was at
least twenty-two feet, taking the height of
the chair into consideration. Fortunately he
struck upon a plat of soft grass, which served
to lessen the violence of the concussion, A
number of gentlemen were present at the time
in attendance upon an official . meeting of the
church. They heard the fall and hastened to
ascertain the came, when they found the child
laylng'seneeless and apparently lifeless on the
green sward. He was carried into the house
and restoratives' applied, when he soon re
vived, and though suffering considerably from
the severity of the shock, he lis not now be
lieved to have received any material injury.
Strange to say, not a bruise could be found on
his body, and it is not thWghtby the physician
in attendance that he! received any internal
lujury. It was a most remarkable escape and
the parents of the little one have our heartfelt
congratutations that it is as well w
Tne Panorama. ,-. . 1
with him as
' A rather small, . but appreciative audience
was present at the Opera 'House last night to
was present at vuo upera - uvus ioi uiui v
witnes-s the exhibition of painting, represent-
loz Fort Sumter and other places' of . note, and I waste and barren places oi the scalp, it fruc
lu - ' . V ifl tmA enricbes them with anew and ample
all agree that it was wen worts we price pi
admission.-Some of, the paintings were truly
excellent, while the lecture, which was amus-
I '
log, entertaining and Instructive,: added no
little to the success of the entertainment. .
We are requested to stats that there will be a
Matinee this after noon,raf 3 o'clock, for
famllles and children. ' This, owing to engage"
ments ahead, will be the last exhibition in ' our
city, and we hope they will have a- good house
The price of admtsslen to all parts of the Hall
will be only 25 cents. '
- Shipping articles lor sale at the office of
Phe Moninao'STW - : . " ..tr
v-; THE GRAND MASS MEETTNa:
,. , v''l'"-'''i '''' '- . : ? '
IT pnOVES A GLORIOUS srec ESS.
FITE TnOUSiXD PEOPbB.PBESEHT'
A B L "E, ' E A R ii E S TT,; ! A il D EFFECTtVE
8PEECDE3.'
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The Barbeeae.
Special Telegram to the Morning Star.l'
ii "tc, fS x -i Weldon; July 12th, 18721
V The Mass Meeting here to-day was in all re
spects a grand and glorious success Fully five
thousand persons were present and the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. Able, earnest and effec
tive', speeches were made' by. Senator Tipton
(Liberal Republican) of -Nebraska, 8enator
Stockton (Democrat 1 of New Jereev. Got.
'.WalkeC.of ' Yirglnlai : CoL J. ;W. Hlntoa, of
Norfolk, Gen. Clingman.and Gov. Vance. All
xr.tlt. n iiti. ;j -rr . . I
the speakere strongly advocated the election of
Greeley and Brown as the only thing that can
new save the country 5 from a despotism that
would in all probability ..end . in a monarchy.
The people of North Carolina were earnestly
urged to do their full duty in August. The
whole country was anxiously looking to it and
hoped for the most happy result, as an incen
tive to like glorious achievements in other
States. ' -1 . v.- ; . . : -u ,,-.. I
. -
The Barbecue is an abundant and gratifying
success, the provisions prepared for the occa
sion being ample for the large multitude pre
sent. ' ; i" ' '
Messrs. Tipton, 8 tockton, '.Walker, Hinton,
Ransom, CHngman, and probably Schnrz, will
be In Raleigh on Tuesday next, the 16th Inst,
in attendance upon the grand mass meeting to
com e off in that city. ,
Oar Cblp Basket.
The new leap year style of popping the
question Is, "Don't you want me to wash
dishes for you." ?
"I'm not myself at all to-day," said a
bore to a wit. " No matter for that," was the
reply; " Whoever else you maybe, you are the
gainer by the change.' '
An elderly maiden lady, hearing for the
first time that matches are made in heaven,
declared that she didn't care a straw how soon
she left this sinful world for abetter land.
Ah old maid ' suggests " that when men
break their hearts it is all the same ae when a
lobster breaks one of his :' claws another
sprouts immediately and grows in its place. ,
No man is so poor that he has not friends
whose happiness is linked with his fate, and
whose heart will be wrung with anguish at his
punishment or bis sufferings. .
It is not the best thing that is, the things
which we call best that makes men ; it Is not
the pleasant thing ; it is not the calm experi
ence of life; It is life's rugged experiences, its
tempestand its trials.
A Scotch peasant girl, on arriving for the
first time at the tnrnpike , gate nearest Glas
gow, knockea and Inquired, "Is this Glas
gow ?" and being answered in the affirmative,
asked, "Is Peggy In?"
Printing Ink.
We keep a full stock of Robinson's News
Ink constantly on hand. Summer Ink now
ready for shipment. ,
PROFITABLE ADVERTISING.
We call the attention of the business men
of Wilmington to the superior advantages
offered bv "
. , , THE WEEKLY STAR'
as an advertising medium. It has, without
exception, the Largest Circulation of any pub
licatlon in Wilmington; and we can satisfy
communicatlon with the people of the rural
districts now trading with Wilmington.
We solicit a can from , those who wish to
place their business prominently before the
people of this section, confident that we can
offer inducements that cannot fan to please.
CONSERVATIVE CANVASS.
. Third District. . '
. Hon. A. M. Waddell will address the peo
ple at the following times and places :
Clinton, Saturday July 13
Dismal, (Sampson Co.,) Monday..... ' 15
Fajetteville, Tuesday.... " 16
EllzabethtownJSV'ednesday........... 17
Abbottsburg, Thursday........;.... 18
Whltevlllej Friday ' 19
RmithTille. Saturday................ '20
Shallotte. Monday
Wilmington, Wednesday
Sandy Run, (N, Hanover co.) Th'sday
24
25
The appointments at Fayetteville, Abbotts
burg, WhlteTille and Smithville have already
been made by Mr. McKay. the Republican can
didate, and he is, respectfully Invited to Join
Col. Waddell at the others named by him.
An Essential off Loveliness. To be en
tirely beautiful the hair should be abundant
and lustrous. This Is absolutely essential to
complete loveliness. The most regular fea
tures, the most brilliant complexion ana
pearlies s seem iau ux uwu uuo ouwu u un
t,oih. thin, drvor harsh. On the contrary
the plainest face, if, it be but surmounted by
luxuriant and silken tresses, is apt to impress
the beholder with a sense of actual, beauty.
That crowning ornament Of her sex is, hap
being as discriminating as she is lovely, she
Ion? ago discovered that Lvov's Kathaisox
vuthA sure means of securing it. Ho vie-
paxauon xor in uou cujujru uus ui
fePKELS
aration ror tae uair ever enjoyeu umo ox
rrrv, It ja not, of course, pretended that
Ffr win An thin if the capacity for reproduction
4j Sff!2&55titant w'iil'assuTOdiv nroDaJate
i uww.v r -- - .'.,-;;
the germ of tne ouruwan ana acuviiy.
send his book on Chroxio Dissasss free to any
address.
Ijuiy v-xu in Bath,-
. i I ; '' '
Foreign advertising may be done throngh
the Stab Adyertislng Agency more ''econom!
cally "than by ''negotiating direct wlthJ'pb2
Ushers. The labor of writing " and; copying
advertisements, expense of postage stationery;
be saved by contracting with this
i Agency.1" T vsi-'ei 'iU.--v
spirits i of turpentine;
: A merchanV 6t Raleigh has
ordered a box of Greeley fans ' '
' balisbury -boasts, a tomatb
which weighs over twenty five ounce?
Gov. AlexaDder McCIureJ ot
Pennsylvania,' will speak; in Salem on Fri
day, the 26th Inst, i
"": Raleigh has : 11 churches, 27
hotels and boarding . houses; 36 lawyers
and 31 manufactories. . f
E. Tyler Branch, Esq., of
; Jdjnueid, was nominated tor the Senate in
Halifax county bn Saturday. - ,
I he I ar DOro' Southerner Says :
It is said that more cotton blooms are
now visible than at the same time for I
msny Years. s I
Z I
. rue
Vegetables 4 produced 1
fire the finest ever grown in , that section,
says the Argua.
' i HPU TIT- li O u 17 -1
- iuo vv jusluu oennneo learns
that a man and woman 1 were killed by
lightning last week in the northern part of
Stokes county.
- The sum of 812.500 has been
subscribed towardsthe establishment of a
first-class Female College in Tarboro. So
says the Southerner.
- The Wilson Plaindealer says :
A colored man who was employed upon
the farm of Gen. Barnes, about three miles
from here, was run over and killed by the
train on Thursday night of last week.
The "Wake County Democratic
Conservative Convention made the follow
ing nominations on Thursday: Senate,
Gen. W. R. Cox; House, R. H. Battle,
Jr., Green H, Alford, A. G. Jones, W. H.
Pace. .
, Between Boon Hill and
Selma as we came up the other day on the
North Carolina Central, says the Hillsboro'
Recorder the lightning had struck eleven
Telegraph posts, one after the other, 70
yards apart, and split the bark off each
post. :; :m '...-. : ; ' '" '
The Salisbury Watchman says:
Daring the past week this section has been
visited by copious showers. Up to this
time the prospect for the incoming crops
was never finer. The crops already har-
vested are much better than they were at
first thought to be. . , ,
Under the head of "Koll of
Honor," the Sentinel says Granville, Edge
combe, Wake, "Warren, Nash, Orange and
Person counties have sent in contributions
to the Democratic Conservative Central
Committee for. the purpose of publishing
documents and disseminating the truth.
It is reported and believed by
many hereabouts, says the Wilson Plain"
dealer that the Pennsylvania Central is
preparing to build a railroad from the
water station, one mile south of Joyner's
in this county, to some point near the
coast." .
The Fayetteville ift&says:
Ore Hill, in Chatham county, has been
purchased by a party oi Canadians who,
no doubt, .will put it in operation for the
working of iron.1 Such resources as these
should be made to yield a handsome in
come to our State. -
The Hillsboro' Hecorder says :
"Delanv Whittfid- ' colored woman, that
once belonged to Henry Wbitted, of this
rnnnttr. ic hurts lant flatnrdav. aired one I
hundred and eleven years. Aunt Delany
is a head yet of the " oldest inhabitant" in
this county..
V The Newbern Times Bajs :
On last Friday,! July 5th, a rather' curious
birth ot triplets occurred at Cape Hat
teras, in , this State. : A woman by the
name of ; Austin gave birth to a girl on
ng Sunday two other girls were "'born.
The first of this second pair was dead, but
the two others, the first and last, are alive
and well.
At a meeting of the Stock-
holders of the N. C. Central railroad, held
in Raleigh on Thursday, a series of resolu
tions offered by Maj. W. T. Sutherlin pro
viding tor the ratification of the lease of
the road to the Richmond and Danville
Kailroad Company, were adopted Dy a
large majority. J. L. Morehead,' J. L
Shaver, T. M. Holt and Dr. R. B. Hay
wood, were elected Directors for the en
suing year. yj '
' ' HOTEL ABHIVALS.
National Hotel, JL Jones. Proprietor. July
L D. Rider. Richmond. Ytus Jas. A. Marsn.
Bladen county; W. F. Steele, Little Sock,
Arte: Jim. Dookerv. A. Dockery and family.
Mlsa ic. M. Steele. Miss F. Dockery. Hernanda.
Miss.; Miss Cnapini Mrs. Chapin, Mobile, Ala.;
xJ. ALCMair, Jrine ciaix, atjl; ttih. jxciviaue,
Banochbnrn, S. C; 8. A. Torlay, S. C; &. B.
Gorman, Tallahassee, Fla ; Mrs. C M. Uibben,
nurse and 2 children, Winchester, Va.; George
Southail, Charleston, S. C; Geo. N. Harriss, S.
H. Flshblate, N. Greenewald, City;- H. G.
maitrer. I.ileaville: J. A. Turoin. Weldon: A.
ii. siocomD, jrayenevuiei u. jl. jaxDee,toiiB-.
Doro. j ,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 ST!
rpWO Certificates of Deposit issued by First
i JSfP0?" i88'a6ii hy rirst
of Wilmington, N.C.,pay-1M
, or order, Tlx I -
A Kauonai uamc
able toU.P. Felton,
Number 267, dated July 6th, 1872, for $828 0
: - All persons are hereby warned against trad
ig far same, payment having . been stopped.
July 13-lt: ;i C P. FELTON.
; ' J. B. MATTISON,
GOI11II8SION KEBCHAHT and
nemloelc Sole leatheir, Boenos Ay rea
"" Sol latherr CallTornla Solo
V, Aatner, Orinoco Solo t- ' : (
-.'v " 1 - - - r -. -. u '
,yi y : '-- lVeaitfter.1 'r ; V r
. Oak Sou Lxathxs, Oak Reuax Lxathxb,
STBAIT'S IX ATT K and TAJ NNEkiS OIL,
4 ' 84 Sprttee Street, New York. .
jjvai
juJylinoa? f - ' . : : -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.:
Wilmington, Char. -J & Buther-
ford Railroad Co.
Office Chut Escrxxxx xart Gsit'l Sup 't,
Wilmington, ,S. July 12, 187i.
Return Tickets to Wil-
mington.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, July 16th, all
Station Agents will sell Rktujut Xaokbts
to vyilmlnjrton (good for three days) at the
25?JJEK,S!?iEL ??13tLeo:5?-WAY Xo.r tfr8t
tickets. These tickets are intended to -oro-
mote uuaiaesa aHu travel w vvunungton, ana
to prevent a fraudulent vse of them they are
traruerabU; and, If presented by any per-
on the ticket, thev will be forfeited.
Double the prloe of the third class ticket
will be the rate for. the First Class Return
Tickets, and the price of the flrst class ticket
win be the rate for the Second Class Return
Ticket.- i t
. , . S. L. FREMONT. V
inly 13-3t y Chief Engineer and Sup'L
LOST:
OOMEWHERE ON FRONT ST.," between
Market and Mulberry, a GOLD BRACELET.
The finder win be liberally rewarded by leav
ing the same at i ,' t r
SOL. BEAR & RROSV ,
1y 13-tf Retail Store,' No. 20 Market St.
Notice.
mHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretoiore exist-
X lug under the name and style of Mcll-
nenny wngnt is tnis aay dissolved Dy
mutual consent. - ..
J. K. MoILHENNY,
. j A. E. VVR1GUT, M. D.
The UNDERSIGNED, having purchased
the entire interest of Dr. A. E. Wright in the
Drug Business, will continue the same at the
oldstand, Lippitt's Corner. r
. :
- - J. K. MoILHENNY, ,
Druggist and Chemist,
jy 13-lm, N. E. Cor. Market and Front Sts.
Our American Cousin
QR ANY . OJ OUR FNDS abroad, can
FINE CONFECTIONERIES, v 5 '
FRUITS AND FRUIT. JARS, at
: vWM. M. STEVENSON'S,
8 Front St., Opposite C. D. Myers A Co.
JulylS-tf :
--; Saddlery.;
LL KINDS OF SADDLES, HARNESS,
TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, A
And everything inthe line of Saddlery Goods
cheap for cash at
J. S. TOPHAM & CCS, " 1
" No. 8 SoutbiFront St.,
leb S-tfnae . - ; yv r Wilmington, N. C.
MISOBITiAJJEOUa '"
nU, JTTT T?TFTTT19TrTtTrtT I
It tv H Iw II Hi A rt I Til M Ultl. I
. . . I
OF
National , and ; Historic
PAINTINGS,
AT THE
OnfiTa' TTiYllSfi Tn-TTlfrht.
AT . . . .. O
- ' OOXSZSTXKO OF ' : ' fi
Views of the Harbor and City of Charleston,'
S. C, Washington, D. C.j Baltimore '
t ..... New York and Other Cities.
- The whole cemprising one of the most In
teresting and instructive Collection of Paint
ings ever exhibited to the public, covering
OVER 30,000 FEET OF CANVAS.
. ADMISSION, 50. cents., Doors .open lat 7H
o'clock j Commence at 8J. s ' ,. ,5 j : ., -y
49- Music by the Italian String Band.a
' Julyl2-2t ,;; "; '';' '
i ir ' . 1- i i mi - r -i i ii i i- - - v m i
Nails, Glue and Crackers.
450 Kegs Nails, - 850 Bbls. Glue, -
180 Bbls. Crackers, !y '
i .; ;.
'. - : : ; For sale by
. F. W. KSBCHNES, .
July 11-tf ' 27, 28 and 29 North Water St.
Bacon, Pork and Molasses.
60 Boxes Smoked Sides and. Shoulders,
50 Boxes Dry Salt Sides and Shoulders,
150 Bbls. Pork," "
675 Hhds. and Bbls. Molasses, .
i:
For sale by
F. W, KERCHNER,
27, 28 and 29 North Water St.
JulyU-tf
y, A Fresh Supply , "
fT that celebrated brand, Merwln's Pig
tr
13 ams," so favorably known, lust received
: - Unnemi ' -JAaTt METTS'.
at
' IV lil s key, Corn and Brand yy
160 Bbls. Bye and Corn Whiskey,
10,000 Bushels Corn, i .
25 Bbls. Cherry, Blackberry A Ginger Brandy
- 1 . r n . :--t '
I ' ror sale by " - . - . . ; v.
r..w.uuuiisxs.'
z JulyU-tf? y, 27, 28 and 29. North Water SU i
uiorriii u ncuiuurunt,
THE. GEM,
"VTO. 16 Sontli "Water Straet.
Uj; - iV -
rjyttaiczL WJLMWOTON N,,C-
Sleals at all Honrs. ! The beat TTlnet ,
uqnon ana visara aiwaya on
- II mi.- . . K mm . ...
invited to Call.
JuneM-ly? . j
PTJRCELL HOUSE,
i
J. B. DATIS, Proprietor.
T7I
i" .ii .; if ifJ..H.ii'-A v,"t,i ;"Jv; it
JC ROM THIS DATE, the rates for Trans est
Boarders are 4 00, $3 09 or 12 60 per day, ae -
cording to location ana rooms. ., Aay jtoaro-1
ers,'S 00 per week.
Jan 21-tf J
- MISCELLANEOUS.
t New Crop Turnip Seed 1873, :
consistiDs of the following articles :
r: t..t -A :.- ;- . ;. - -
Yellow Rnta Baga, Red or Purplo Top, Early
tn -rw-.W t A;niiiU. 4.11.1. il . '
5' tw White Globed Large White Ruta Baga,
u At ;GREEN' FLANKER'S.
inly 9-tf
f
liltlolasses and Syrup.
?scoyadaH
S;H. SYRUP
For sale very lcrw by
tune 21 -tl.
, WH.LARD BROS
Orders Solicited
-. ,1 u .i - J.'- ....
FOR -
TOBACCOS,
Under the 20 cent tax.
BY . D. PIGOTT,
' b Wilmington, N. 0.
July 6-tf
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 of the stamp on its back, win be rec
ognized by the Conductors.
r- . . ..-.-.' D. KLEIN,
June lS-tf ' ' . . Freprietor. .
Bacon! Bacon ! -
100,000
LBS. SHOULDERS
1 1 - - For sale by
i 1 V 1 -
June 21-tf
t
WILLARD BROS.
H. BTJRKHIHER.
Wholssaui and
Rbtatl Dbalbb la
svj y , -,
Tobaco,
Snuff
AND
SEGAR'S.
Siam off tbe Iitdian Cblef,
Ho. 6 Market St.
JulyTrtf
mms IS TO CERTIFY, to- all whom It may
concern, that E-.MoBBIDE, alter 30 odd
year's experience in harse-shoeing. is now
nrenHTflfl m fin T.n
prepared to do the best and neatest job of
snoeing mat's aone-in ue city, ureac im
provement has been made on interfering
shoes if a horse interferes with his natural
hoof or stumbles, this shoe will prevent that.
You win find the shop on the East side of Nut
street, opposite ColvUle & Taylor's mill. Call
gentlemen and try him; , Uuly7-lm
JESSE Js CASSIDEY,
JUSTICE OF TKE PEACE
"C10R the Township' of WRniingtonOfflce
X? at the Court House.
Office hours from 8 A.M. to IP. M.. and from
Stosp. M. .... i ,
June 20.1m ? ' -
': . ' " '
Bacon ! Bacon !
J QQQ CHOICE N. C. HAMS,
500
SIDES.
'WEST & HARRISS.
e-tf
RAIiEIGH
FELIALE SELIIITAEY.
. .J n
rnHE Fifth Session will open on Monday,
JL July 29,1872, - Seven expezienced teachers
engaged. Sessions so arranged that students
from unhealthy sections of the State are here
during the entire sickly season.
To repress extravasanca in dress, all the
boarders are required to wear a neat bnt cheap
uniform; - "
- Board and Tuition fn English. HOo" ter sea.
sion of 5 months. Apply for catalogue.
i;, . Mi ;f, P. HOBUOOD, A.M.,
jmw2ew..,t ,,'..,, f principal.
The Amerfcah Life
INSURANCE COfilPANY
X'.
-VF PHILADELPHIA-A88ET3 13.638,865
an old, honorable and reliable institution ;
second to None in the (country.
J Policies Non-Forfeltablo
And Insurance on all: approved "plans. After
a successful career . of nearly a quarter of a
lerv do'llM cTlbUitv .
eYeVmy0HN W. GORDON.
, , . !'.. jjir uuj Agent, Wilmington.
Col. St. Claib DxAxise, Gen'l. Agent.
June80-tf -u. .4 '. -c.,-.!. ... y
SaltlrSaltlvSaltl
11 Afifi fiACKS;AMSRICAN and
AAVVV
If
LIVERPOOL SALT, :
tr'tyi ror sale by i
, oec 7-u
WlT.l.iltn TtRfiS.
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-JLHI3 IS TO NOTIFY OUR' PATRONS to
A. - . r.
whom Bins have been sent (and if one hag
been neglected, let us know and we win apoi
ogixe), and who are doubtless anxiously await-
- 'tiV 'ltr.
ing the second appearance of our " CHIEF OF
STAFF," that that gent has gone on a Bache
lor Tour. We respectfully request that, they
I wfll send their respective, amounts to the
m V-
1 Captain's Office without delay.
itrnjON & co
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