. '-'.ruuusirKD duly , . , : .:
.' U fir.ilNAtllK Editor ud l'rop'r.
. offvicml Uawsow Dank Buildings, Front 8t.
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Viimontha, In advance 8 60
rhreo months. In advance.......,,.....,..,., a oo
A a month, in advance..,..,.,...., 75
Tbo Mohhiwo Stat1U be delivered in any
irtof tueOltyat riFTBBii Cajrraperweek.
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MKTliOltOLOtJICAJL UtlUUlt.
. July 15, 1872. ;
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Time.-
Wind.
Weather
30:13 j . W S WFreh Fatr :
'30:08 91 S W BrUhlFair.
80; 13 81 jS WFteah Cloudy
Nor. AU barOiuetrie reading ar ndtu'e4
0 h' sen-level ana to aeicrcea, if abntuheit.
" R06KHT daruoTB,
: , r drc?t 4Siena Service tj. tf. A.
weather Report.
mcer, H J
kP. i M. J
ijrnce 01 uJuer.Disfnai umcer.
a !liingtonv .- July I5-4:85
. , : ProbabUUiez.
Southerly wiod?, with more numerous '
way.
local
Bl"1"' .l . . 1. i. . r. r. . .
the
Southern ana uuu oiaicB oomnwesterly
,inrfft. ilh tbreatenlug.and -ralu? weather.
tot .the Middle and Eastern States.- 8oulhwest
winds, veering to the M.'.W.Vwith clearing
wither and lower temperature, for the Ohio
Vally aud the Lakes., rN '. -f
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Ptruuut to. a resolution adopted at its tirst
poriou, 1 give notice that thu Convention of
11, c Democratic Conservaiive party of i New
Jiunover will assemble at the Court House-In
Wiluilulon, ou Tuesday, July 16th, i at 11
o'clock,' A. AU ': D. McMillak, :
. , : j '1 1 r. Presideut. .
TO CISY SUBSCRIBERS.
Mr. William J. El well succeeds Mr. Millard
Tort as City Agent of the Mobixo Stas for all
that portion of the city South of the centre of
Market street. Hia duties will -commence
July Ut, but all monies due Mr. Toft prir to
July 1st will be payable to Sir. Elwell. By the
teru.s 01 our con ract Mr. El well is authorized
to oolievt subscriptions In advance for any pe
riod not exoseding three months. He will de
liver the paper In person, and sufficiently
erly to Mtinry the demaoda of all subacrl-
hers.
I' KOf IT ABLE ADVERTISING.
We call the attention of the business men
or Wilmington to the ; superior advantages
oilered by .' - - - ' '
THE WEEKLY STAR - 7
as an advertising median. It has, without
exception, the Largest Circulation of any pub'
licationin Wilmington; snd we can satisfy
any one that it has no equal as a medium of I
communication with the people of the rural
districts now trading with Wilmington.
We solloit a call from those who wish to
place their business prominently before the
people of this section, confident that we can
offer I Jducementathat cannot fail to please.
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i - AKW A4 VJbKTlsEA J5ATM. ;
Wm. M, poi$soif,-r.Masonie Notice. ;
. J. & H. Bams ox. Dry Goods, Ac, &c.
Stamps on Checks. u
The t tamp of two cents on bank checks is
not to be reduced to one cent on and after the
-1st of October next.. The recent tariff and tax
liw repealed all stamp taxes of schedule B "ex
cepting only, the tax of two cents on bank
checks, drafts or orders.'
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CouserratlTe-Democratle Convention.
The Couuty Convention of the Conservative
Democratic party of New Hanover will meet
in the Court House in this city this morning,
at 11 o'clock. We hope to see a large attend
ance on the part1 of onr 'Conservative friends
aud all Interested In the triumph of the prin
ciples tor Which they are battling.
Audrew Jackson Jones. J . i! .
We learn :from the Raleigh New that the
entire seSlon of the 8upreme Court on 8atur-
day morning was consumed, in the argment
of the case of , the State vs. Andrew Jackson
Jones, from Moore connty. ,
Attorney .General Shlpp, Messrs. Battle &
8odb;, Mr. McRae and Ovide Dopree for the
SUte,' and Messrs. -B.'fc T. C. Fuller for the
. Green Corn Madias. . t . ... , ;,';; ,.
Boil a dozen ears oCgreen corn, " and when
cold gra'e it pff as, for pudding ; beat six rggs
and stir gradually into a quart of milk ; stir in
the grated corn nntU you ihate a WodrrateJy
tsick batter ? t6enadd little saitj place yonr
.iiuurn nnga on a no gnaaie anu.neany mi
them with , thebatteriW quickly,-and eat
"V 'H,VUM;r. h&tli M-l' h. y yi
: Cbantre Of Boons." :
, The rrUttton which5 warn made a few
months ago; It will be remembered, was for a A correspondent at Fremont, formerly Na
city election, tbeseelection of Aldermen. The hunta, a vUlage on the Wilmington and Wei
election in 'Atiguitwill be for State and conn-
WV.dt .??rBtaw ana C0UB- aon xaiiroaa, m yt.jbc v.uuu, k.:u,
,r friends, most bear io mind particulars of a destructiT conflagration that
. . . "i -f i '..-k.J. d.4.w ' ....u
ty officers and our
that different registration
iraHOJf. QOOKS ;W1UA DO, psea.
Conaeanentlv. although, ,. their names mav be
an right on the city registration book, they
may not be on the county book at all. There
fore, unless they attend to-this matter they;
may lose their votes in August, as they can
not register on erection day. "
Politics in North Carolina.' I'M
A Washington telegram In f the Baltimore
A of the 13tth says S North -Carolina is to
he the first battle-gfoond fn the Presidential
. campaign, be election' in that SUte Ukes
place three weeks from Thursday nex; As
- has been stated, the adhrinistration is sending
speakers into that State, aod intends to leave
, ootblng undone'tp tafry th 'ajr.rbfl 'oppo
sition are . sending, speakers there every day
and, accordlng tppresenX advlcesl- will have
the meet brilliant ancl largest 'array ln the
State."
Assumed Charge.
Mr, James Anderson, the' newly appoint-
ed Chief Engineer and - Superintendent
of the Wilmington, Columbia; and; Augusta
RlUmaA l .1 4.t
-..-.,, jpjbm v, flwj. , ,vtmusi, m-
LCi, Winder, re
centW .-.r -l .i.- i.w U v
t. j - . . i ' i - . . .-
ffr - rr,"?u":""u r !
7; . r v,.Vcrv.!i-SST uuolu.co
was formerly Chief ..Engineer and Superin-
tendent of the North Carolina Central Railroad,
mors,latterJy of the "Charlotte, Columbia and
uSuowrjttanroaa and later stm 01 na jrensa- i uiuu w vur.gruwing ciiy. .nui. we- are ue
cola, Jacksonville and Mobile Road. ? Hd will rtermined to do still moreVaml as Vur bust
doabtless make An effliaent and-enersret-c bfai'
cer. t w:--rv; 7 "W .T.
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Local Dot.
The crops In Duplin, a . friend Informs qs,
are looking" remarkaljly fine. j t ;
The thermometer Indicated 88 degrees In
tho Star office yesterday at noon. , ) f4'
The ferryman at HlltOD, near this; city,
caught two large eagles yesterday. ; -
-rA gentleman writing from Sampson says
the crops In that county are flonrlbhing.
Mayor Wilson returned from his some-
what protracted Visit North on Saturday eve-1 .
nlng last.-
-.We learn .thht a number of onr citizens
leave this morning for the West, to spend the
Summer months,
We learn that there was a good crowd of
ffQOfl men at f:Tinr.nn rn HttnH.v n hat.
; . w" v.
Col. Waddell's speech.
The steamer Northeast was at Chinquepin,
Duplin county, on Saturday, loaded down with
freight tor Wilmington, n 1 v . .
One of the street car horses; which was
sun struck some weeks ago, but partially re
covered, died suddenly yesterday.
St. John's Lodge No. 1, F. & A. M . holds
an emergent meeting this evening for the pur
pose of conferring the Master's degree. ! ,
A colored man, name unknown, was ar
rested and lodged in the Guard House yester
day afternoon, charged with drunkenness on
the streets. 1 i! & J'lvv"-.-;
Quite a number of our country friends ar
rived in this city last evening for the purpose
of attending the Conservative-Democratic
Convention to-day. ' :' -Z
- We regret to learn that Dr. C.T.Mirphytand barbecue waa adverted toromeoff on
of Sampson, Is quite Indisposed, bat II good
, .. . ? . , . . l
wishes can be of any service to him, he wilH
soon be himself again. ;
The Grand Lodge Independent Orderof
Odd Fellows of North Carolina meets in Ral-
eigh to morrow. There will be several re-
presentitives from this city. .
It is now definitely settled that Hon. Carl
8cbprz will not be in Raleigh at the great Mass
Meeting to-day, as the telegraph informs us
that he now on his way to St. Lonls.
Two flat loads of telegraphic wire, which
we learn is intended for the line between this
city and Lumberton, passed up the river In
the direction of Hilton yesterday afternoon.
The notorious Kit Hoggins was arrested
and lodged in the Guard House, yesterday
afternoon, charged with grossly insulting a
respectable white woman, without any excuse
or provocation.
Col. Waddell was to speak nt McDaniel's
yesterday, insteaa of at Dismal, Sampson
county, as announced. The change was made
because . the connty candidates were to speak
at the former place on that day.
E. S. Woodford, Esq., requests us to say
that he was not removed from his position as
Registrar of the Third Ward, but that he vol
untarily resigned, having sent In his letter of
resignation to the Board of County Commis
sioners. Third Ward voters now register at Gerkins
8tore, corner of Sixth and Mulberry streets.
Voters in that Ward should see that their
names are registered, for several gentlemen in
that Ward have already discovered that their
names are not on the books.
The Wilmington Amateur Theatrical
Company are rehearsing several fine plsyS,
which will be presented sometime in Beptem-
ber. They have bad a number of additions of
j young men of experience to the troupe' and
will make good a showing on their ; next ap
pearance.
In conseqnence of the territory recently
embraced in the old First Ward having been
sub-divided, a complete and entire new regis
tration of voters is required. No matter how
often you have registered before, it is neces
sary for you to register again If you reside In
the First Ward, f . i i V
Foreign advertising may be done through
hA star Advertlslnir Airencv more "economi-
.1v . . neotiatw "direct with nub-
U8hcr8 of writing and copying
nilv,ptmeT,tl, Mtjenae of nostatre. stationery.
mfty aU b WTedDy contracting with this
Agency. '
Dostrnctlvo Conflagration at Fremont.
don Railroad, in Wayne County, gives us the
J OCCUrreu in ma piaco uu camiua; sictuuK
lasL The fire originated in the house of
MeWsraV'E; B&kIi. Bass,' yMBgand enterpris-
ing merchants, and was caused by an attempt
to draw crescent oil from a barrel. In a few
moments the entire building was enveloped
In flames, the firm saving nothing, so rapid
was i the fire. Their ' loss was abont fa.iw,
nnon wnien tnere was no insurance. xceers.
. . .
p;el & Elll8f flourishing dry goods merchants,
suffered heavily In damage to, stock, their loss
amounting to tj,500; ..Mr." ; James H.: Barnes
lost a store and "dwelling worth $2,500, npon
which there was an Insurance of fl,500.Mr.
James Hooks lost a business house valued ' at
.50O.AlMrs. Sallle Hooks lost a store worin
$1,200. Mr. James J. Scott, the clever, active )
pushing member of the. firm of Bass, 8cott &
Co., of this city, lost In lumber. dressed and
ready to shape Into a fine building, $100 to
$200, laving by extreme exertion the major
cart of his lumber. This' will be a heavy blow
to the, little town,
w
star Book Bindery.
TiT. Tti I Z " thV nnhlic is cklled' to the I g to save hU cnntry-ronr conntry-from argnmente were lud, bold and thorough'
- Th? attention of, the public is caued to jne t apotigm and ruin. I cannot give even an Ti.-i-s- r,A -mJLl
10 mi? am;uuuu vt, m vuu"v
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-t- .r ... , ,. , - - . ... .. ; ,.x ,j,
tT, y' VT"
"uului Avu.tuji. vui WUB.u,Ba -
partment has steadily Increased, an evidence
that we have not labored in vain in our effort
tofestablish a Book Bindery eanalTto the de-,
J. n'ess grows sowill our 'faeiUUea be increased.
Give us atrial - i; . l--.Uw3w'
WttMIHGTOHi C., TUESl)AY.JUIY ;16ri872;
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Mayor's Court
The 'follo wing' cases were disposed of yester
day morning1, His Honor,' Mayor Wilson, pre-
t;-Daniel Gates, charged , with swimming In
the river, dismissed on tbeV pajmept of one
half penalty and eostB.
" Vim. Tyler, charged with swimming in the
river, was required td pay one-hat1 the penalty
and costs. '
Cornelius nowe, charged with emimming In
theTer. waa;requlred .'topay, one half the
penalty and costs.
. Julia Evans, charged "with disorderly "con.
duct, was discharged on the payment of costs.
. Jeff Johnson, charged with disorderly con
duct, was dismissed on the payment of costs.
Wm. Sheban, charged with bathing la the
:. . . . . ....
nver wa8 required to pay one half the penalty
and costs.'
John Speight,' charged with swimming in
te river, was required to pay one-half the pen
alty and costs.
- Joseph Sullivan, charged with larceny, was
committed in default of security in the sum of
$200 for his appearance at the next term of
the Superior Court. : a
" Joseph Sullivan, charged with stealing a
watch ''and $ 13 in specie, was committed in de-
fault c ..carUy io .W.nrn oftSOO ,or hU p.
pearance at the next term of the Superior
Court.
George Price, Phillip Newman, John Cartar
snd Enock McQueen, charged with bathing In
the river, were each required to pay one-half
the penalty and costs. ' -
A Flasli ln .tbe Pan.
' We learn that a trranA . patlflpntlnn mppttnc
Satardav . t . Lonr Creek, on which occasion
wt mw y - i
gchenck. Heaton. McLanrln. Hill and other
Republican orators would address the people
in behalf of the Rocky PointTicket. Agentle-
man who was present informs us that it was
the tamest affair of the kind he ever saw. ,He
assarts that there were not more than one
hundred and fifty persons present, and a large j
number of these were from Wilmington. ,The
barbecue was also a failure. The ox failed to
come to time and the ram smelt so ramlsh"
that the Long Creekers couldn't stand the
pressure. :
City Hospital Matters.
' Messrs. Warrington and Nelson, the two
marines who lost their arms by premature dis-
,K. , , wa rna.
charges of cannon on the Revenue Cutter
Seward on two different . occasions some
months since, have recovered from their in-
juries and returned to duty on the Cutter. ;
Mr. Rickstraw, of Cberaw, S. C, one of the
suflerers by the accident on the Wilmington,
Columbia & Augusta Railroad some months
since, has also recovered and returned to his
home, the Railroad Company having settled
the damages. Mr. Bishoff, another sufferer
by the accident, is still in the Hospital, bnt is
rapidly recovering.
Look out for Tour Names. "
We again advise every Conservative in the
city to call and ascertain if their names are prop
erly registered in their respective Wards. It
will take but a few moments to do so, and yet
in instances where changes of residence or
Wards have occurred It may be the means - of
saving votes, as no registrations are allowed on
election day. But for following the advise of
the Stab several gentlemen weuld have lost
their votes, for, npon calling to see If they
were registered, their names were not to be
found npon the books.
Our Chip Basket.
The conjunctive mood Thoughts of mat
rimony. ,
Those who live for something usually find
it something to live.
Necessity is the argument of Tyrants, It
is the creed of slaves.
Young ladies with new solitaire diamond
rings never refuse to play the piano.
j ; Men are generally more careful of the
. I f-. -
breed of their horses and dogs than of their
children. ; ' :
-Davenport, Iowa, has a girl who Ipeils
backwards. We never thought backwards
was a hard word to Spell, before.1 .
' -iwag'lent a clergyman a horse, tito&pllhj
ran away and threw him, and . then claime
.rprilt fnr aid In anreadlncr the srosnel. ' '
An Irritable man, who was disappointed
in his boots, threatened to eat up the shoe.
maker,bnt compromised by drinking a cobbler
111 ' Jt. .
I Mother this book tells about the antrrv
j " I" 1
waves of the ocean. Now what, makes the
"oe'eari get: Mgiy V1 "Because it has been
j crossed -so often, my son.
A young lady who was .recently dying
from having, worn , corsets sang: I would
not live always, I ask not to stay.": The stay -
tlstics of death from conetwearlng are enor
mous.
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COL. WADDELL IN SAaTPSON.
Clihtow, N. , CY, J ulyJ13th, 18?i.'
''Dxab Sinr-CoL A. M. Waddell spoke here
to-day, After 1
:erbeing Introduced to the audience
q aV McKay,he. began - by taUng
tbatthis was the second time hehad ever had
tne opportunity of addressing the; cltlzenalof
gampson county.- On the first occasion it
was to meet Goy.lEliis,InIs jcampaign. Af-
ter Ellis bad usedliim up, as he was leaving
the Court House; old Mr; Frank Pngh came
up to him and saw, -waaaeii, oia lenow, i
T,m trrlt hnt lam nnr nn ( laiU
take akdrinkl" That Is the way the Colonel
tells it." On this, bis second coming, he was
f deanotism ana rum. x cannot give even an
M.mtrlri AftAi- , .nAtm
1 a- timA ti- talked' of Hnnlntr. rhn
everyone insisted on his continning -After
gpeaking two nours or more, eiiu au were anx-
jous fsr Wm to go on.? Merrlmondid the
JadndDoannem
e00ape6pieallveandgetthemalltowork. Such
1 LVZlw i to & them savens now or wn
perish. .Hastily, -L;'l
COXSEU VATIVE CANVASS
TIHrt piatrlet.
,;Hon. A. M. Waddell will address the peo;
ple at the following times and places :
Clinton, Saturday . ... . . . . ,Vi!V. . . July 13
Dismal, (Sampson Co.,) Monday. . . . .'
Faj etteville, Tuesday. . . . , ... .,. ....
Elizabethto wn, Wednesday . .......
Abbottsbarg, 'Thursday. .
Whiteville, Friday .i.
Smitbville, Baturday
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18
19
20
nanotte, Monday.'. . . . , ... ,
8and RRan 7N. Harca) Th;8'day
Wilmington, Wednesday.:,
24
25
The appointments at Fayetteville, Abbotts-
burg, Whiteville and Smithviile 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.; -
Printing- and Boob. Paper.
We can furnish printing, paper in small
quantities, say from two, to ten reams, taj
reasonable prices for all strictly cash orders.
We have on band the following sizes of news,
viz j 22x31, 24x36 and 24x88. Also, fine Book
Paner 24x38 and 23x39 : and a erood assortment
" I
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the City Post Office, July 16th,
1872: ; ."
s aTXS'a.
care Kitty McCoy, William Allen, care James
care jvuiy Aicuoy, vYiiuam Alien, care dames i
wry . . - r f T1TM - All . I
B Allen, Miss Elizer Alford, G R Aiken.
Hmr. TE BringhurTt , & r&BBSEZ
rlss Blood worth, James J Brown, Mies Ida
Barber, Lewis N Barlow,;Llllington Bingham,
care Divid Williams, Miss Margret Brown,
Rebeca Benders, care Ann Brown, Miss Sarah
Jane Brown, Stephen Brown, Mrs Y Bishop 2,
Mrs Mary A Hill, care Wm Bondihot. '
C.Dolphus Jackson, care A R Green, C P
Geyer, Mrs Isaac Greene, John Gause, Mater-
owu uvioaviwi auiuu 4ui v.
Gray. Thomas M Goddin.
son Goiskeley, Miss Msrth i Davis, care Thos
HHbrCalS
j. Mrs Amelia Johnson. Ado'lphus Jackson,
Mrs Sarah Jane Johnson, Mrs Betty Jalaps,
Ma?yJ?stteeMn J D Jones, Mrs
K. James Kergan, E Kecter, Miss Mannie
1UK . ; - BrrnnM
M.-John Murrll, Thomas Magrath, care
John Magrath, Geo. McGarney, Mrs Emily A
Maeracker. Mrs Eva Vick. care J T- Moore.
Miss Bettle McMillan, Frank Murfrey, Louis
G Montross, Miss Lizzie McDonald, Miss Mary
May, Mies Maggie Mathews, Miss Mary Mc
Callough, Miss Bettie McKInsey, care Michael
N Mr MJ1H Nn1i. W Ynnna- Knrmnn
Samuel Nixon, John C Nelson.
g. Mrs Susan E Orrell, William Odom.
P. Mrs Bella Patterson, Richard Williams,
cara Jacob FerdoorT Miss Maggie Philips. .
R. M;ss Sophia Robinson 2, JM Robinson.
J1 T?W I'avia u oanaers,iiavia A
Smith 2, F M Savage, S Sand Kindler, care
"""". VlVtJ
JL AlAi D U MAW A mm f WAIUU V A VliMV A U A
ner, Mrs E Thaliy, Julius Troobry, A J Potter,
care John Tees.
W. John Walker, Mrs Claudia Wiley, Davis
Wilson, Mary wmtneia.
SHIP LETTERS.
Capt J Brnkwoldt, Brig Adonis.
Nelson Chambers, British vessel DC. Tnp
per.
Hugh Duncan, Bark GeOrge Buth.
Laurence Gandle 2, Schr George Booth.
. John 8 Hubbard, Schr Honer.
Capt How etts. Bark Ariadue.
John Hamilton, Amazon, of Windsor. -W
T Jobln, Brig Free and Easy 2.
Gristar B. Johnson, Brig Meteor, Capt F H
Hoist.-. - a ,
. . Urriah Owen, Schr Ben.
M ThnmriBAn "Ra t-n n a Imarrtii ; '.i
Persons calling for letters in this List will
TPftaA rait Ar!vprtwpil " Will ha aAnt to
please say Advertised. wm be sent to
Dead Letter .Office at Washington, D. C, in
30 days, if not called for. , . ,
ED. R. BRINK, P. M.
Wilmington, N. C, July 16, 1872.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE,
Wake county has ionr tur
pentine distilleries.
There - are four furniture
manufactories in Raleigh. A
Peaches are plentiful and
cheap in the Raleigh market "
Gov. Vance is in .Raleigh,
i ia Uanr in arm a artf roolir frn fho: fratt
w " J J'
A first class theatrical i COtn-
P? delight 61161' during
5 Tji , j r , . - J.-. i .
Senator A ipton, ot JxebrasKa,
oaTOOf?XTQ u.MtnMt;nW ;n nTih
day.
f''- rnt 'Vi lU il 'u "yWJ
, Til .GoldsborQ' Messenger
I . "mi i
j BllJS I SUWB wo u uo vwiiBci louYo uiaoa
meetini?s at Mount Olite and Fremont on
1 Wednesdaj hefore the l .election.; Able
speakers will be in attendance.
- - n-vv1. nA T?Wu mlv
A lireeley tatiq UTOyrn UUD
was organized in Raleigh on Friday even
1 ing lasU 'The; following are the officers :
President C. "-. M. Busbee.; Tice-resi-
dents--H. J.V Menninger, ' Jv 0.' Fleming
and R. .H. .Bradley. Recotdiner Secretary
John C.5, Sytoe.:; Corresponding ; Secre-
A frTTraA 1 it o f f omrf xwraa rm a A e
at Salisbury, recently, Says the 0old8boro'
jrW tn ftSflMpinitA Mai Rnhhi. t,v
a persoa connected Vfith the 'Revenue de-
partment by.. presenting; a pistol at him
I while he, was exposing thAty department
Maj. Robins dared him to shoot, . and de-r
clared ho could Jaot be intimidated in that
way, as such bravado could not shield the
omcers irom exposure ana conaemnauon.
Is this a Kn Krax outrage ! .
v; tj f T- ZiS Clinimian ad
I XLOD. A. 4 AJU VylllJKlUail iiU
dressed the pedple of Wayne at Qoldsboro'
nn Ratnrdav. The 'Mezsenver savs : fc'His
, -i---
1 IV COUVmciug, utu wwo aucuwYcij iwiea
l ed to ' DY thOSO Present. .lUe KaaiCalS
with whom the audience was intejrspersed
ga in gloomy " Silence &S niS CaustlQ ptt
truthful accusations fell upon their guilty
ears.' J Judge E'Cantwell, one' of the Y.ery
first to display the" secession1 cockade in
- i failures' that ever' excited .'the cpmmisera-
tionol dwsappointed Jnblic,
1 -t'j :
Whole TTof l.fi03 M-tf
f-MT T7wt w" , r: I
Bixsse are tbev who seek relief from "Liver
Complaint.' " BUlioasnesa," Bad Blood ; Pirn,
plea, Blotches, Eruptions, Bough Skin, Salt
Kheum, Erysipelaa anl Scrofulous diseasea,
by the use of Dr. Pierce's Alt Ext. or Golden
Medical Discovery, for they shall be nappy In
knowing that the cure is complete. Bold by
au aruggists.: i 7 . .
Vitalise tlie Ilalr. Why does the hair
become harsh and dry why does it fall out-
Iry why does it fall out-?
gray t Simply because the
It. ? The fibers draw sua-
caiti as the grass draws ali
wny does it become
Ilia has crone out of
tenance xrom the scalp as the grass draws ali-
ment lrom the soil, and when , the snpply of
nutriment is cut off in either case the product I
withers and dies. - At the first symptom of
decay, therefore, the unfed, or. ha u -led . roots
of the hair should be refreshed and reinforced t
with Lyoh'b Kathibos, the only preparation I
wmca win nounsn tne niamenta ana Keep
them in a vigorous condition after, they have
begun to suffer from a deficiency of ' their
natural stimulant. As long aa the Eathairon
is faithfully used, with a proper degree of
friction, morning and evening, so long will it
ba impossible for the hair to whiten or fall,
out from, tie scalp, i j a ; j uly 16-Tu Th Sat
MOTEL ARBITALS. ' ;
National Hotel,' B. 'Jones, Proprietor.-July
IK W XT Pr.titica fin W-r On i an.v.lf
. . v. ... ill a uuwoi 11 w, v. n t U 1 ufi 1 1
Charleston. 8. C; W. H.McFarland, Union
Geo. B. Aiken. Baltimore. Md.: Isaac H. Beale
n l'i. ww k w-i m 1 4 M- jm in m www m khi
8. C ; J. J. Bronson, Sampson county; Jno. C.
Winder, S, C; H. Sonthall, D. Rider. Bich-
Col well, Sampson county; Chas. T. Willis, Ab
bottsbnrg: W. McRae, Laurinbure: 8. R.Chin-
1 11 1 in . w n v r . ... i.iinnv. iimiiiii n.i nu bk 7 M n.
nis, Brnnswiok county: Jno. W Leak, Miss- r.'
i.eaK, itocxingnam; jno. a. leac, VYaaes
boro; Jas. B. Cowan, Belvedere: F. W. Wooten,
w., (j. & A R. R.; J. A. Tnrptn, Weldon; J. L.
McLean, Eden Gee; Jos. Charles. Portsmouth,
Va.: H. C, Smith. Columbus: M. J. Brvan.
w.m r rs m - B-v 1 n
juarion; w. u. jucuougaia, j&osmaaie.
NEW ; AD VERTISEMENTS.
gJ. J Ollll S LOdSfGa NO. 1.
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F. fc A. M.
EMERGENT MEETING THIS (Tuesday)
Evening, at 8 o'clock, for work in the
masters aegree. ; , -i ;
By order of the W. M. ' "
" "7 r Wic M. POISSON,
St. JoHjr'a Hall, July 18-lt - Secretary.
J. & H. SAMSON,
WHOLSSAIJB ADD HBTAII. DEALBB3 IR
Staple and; lnc Dry ; Goods,
. Notions, Boots, Shoes,' Hats, &c
; ; 43 market Street.
Julyl8-tf
i it, v
LL KINDS OP SADDLES, HARNESS,
TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, l !
And everything inlthe line of Saddlery Goods
cheap for cash at
J. S. TOPHAM ft CO.'S,
. - No. 8 8onthFront St;
!teb 5-tfnao .? f ,f , Wilmington, N. C.
MISCETiTi A NEQUS. !
Administrator's Sale I
VAIiUABLE KEAIi ESTATE.
N. E. Corner Front ana Princess Sts.,
AT AUCTION.
By CRONLY MORRIS.
"VNi WEDNESDAY, July 31st, 3872,' at 12
to the highest bidder, that valuable and desi-
i raDie ajOu, doxu leet, situatea on tne isortn
Eastera intersection of Front and Princess
streetswith
Two Brick Buildings
Thereon, now occupied by ,
The First National B 4nk'
and DR. J. T. 8CH0N WALD. This property
will yield an ' t -k.: .''..- P p .
ANNUAL BENT Alt OF ABOUT $3,500.
TERMS AT SALE; 1
ADAM EMPIE,
Adm'r Estate of B. Kahnweiller, deo'd.
June 2828Ajy 2, 9, 16, 28, 81. : v
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QQ BBLS. SUGAR HOUSE SYRUP,
QQ HHDS. SUGAR HOUSE SYRUP,
In siorp' and .for. sale by ,
July U-2t, I V : j DaROSSET A CO.
500 IJjaSfiwlnirTwine.-.
For sale by
miii" W.W1
Jytf, .. .87,28 and 8? Nortn
- :
F. W. KERCRNEB, -
Water St.
I . j ' 1 fftl ' -v -
IMPORTED Brandies, Gin, Sherry Wine,
Burgundy Port ana Claret; Whiskey "Old
I nuxBT," ana -uia niao iuage;" um, uooxing
Brandy and Wine, AcAc. The above have
been selected with care, and I do not hesitate
in recommending them.
JAMES L METTS,
Jly l-t? ii 'UiUu 7 Market Street.
: iTnxnip Seed-7Beans.
isTUSiT RECEIVED the JaeWiCrop of Turnip
tl seed, consisting of r.,:. j r u 10
f::v P.arple Top: Yellow BntaBaga,
'I iy Early White Flat, Dutch.. , , -
- Redor Purple Top,.i)nV,y
Yellow Aberdeen, , yr
-'''lVare'Norfolk.s-'uL'
'White'GUeif i-;
Also, Bunch Beans for Fall use, Drumhead, j
and Flat Dutch Cabbage Seed.
Sold .Wholesale and Beiall
cATA ' fel flfoILHEimX iA- WBIGHT'S,
'jnnenMX'Oi
J ' ' jx-Ji . xoppitt's corner, v. a
i" t ' 'i
Ilolacoea and Svrup.
5f ( ti J '
'.V
IluseovndoIIolassea
et;
SYEUP
, For sale very lowlry, :' r ' "I !-TI
Junen-tf " J r" WILLARD BROS.
IifKti ! AIITKIlTINIISOl
11 0
. . " twodavs,. .......... .......... I 00
r i" : tnree dayst........ 8 ft
"t;' 'toar days,.......:;....
St ;.,;.r J. flVB daVS........ ........ ....... 8 W
one week,,,.. ...
i-Contract Adverticeznents taken at pre
portlon&tely loir rates. .
Marrlxgos, Dcatliaj Eeligion.$, rnneral and
Obituary notices will be inserted at half rates
..iTOMBasncinaeinaaa,
ATfLOWRICES.
1 K AHA BUSHELS Prime White
JLpjUUll Mixed Corn,. ,
and
,4 f g V Bbla; Flour all grades f
LUUU
' .rf .
C ft A BALES SELECTED HAY,
fj '
If V r S
A A Boxes D. S. Sides,
AW. ,,: 'i::u : 15
gQ Bhds. Smoked Sides andShonlders,
gQQ Bbla. Pork,
jgQ Bags Coffee,
15Q Bbls. Refined Sugar, y
JQQ Bbls. Distillers' Glue,
; iv-1';- v '.: -, z-'- "..:
Tons Hoop Iron, t, y
gQQ Kegs Nails,
300 Select6d scond-nand Spirit Barrels,
Kil Tons No.l Peruvian Gnano,
tJv
QQ Bales Tarns and Sheeting,
'-vtf- 'Ac.,' Ac., :-. Ac.,'' '"'Ac
WILLIAMS & MURCIIISON.
July i-tt
WEEELnXG A GOOD COAT
T a.i $M ".wT '
FIVE DOLLARS,
COOL LINEN SUITS, DOLLTVABDEN
O T II E R ECCENTRICITIES,
I''' y-1 "Vat ' v; '
i. ' . . .
! MTJNSON A CO., .
Jnly9tf City Clothiers.
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 oi tne stamp on its back, will do rec
ognized by the Conductors. -
June 18-tf
Proprietor.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY, to all whom it may
concern, that E. Mo BRIDE, alter 20 odd
year's experience in horse-shoeing, Is now
prepared to do the . best and neatest Job of
shoeing that's done in the city. Great im
provement has been made on interfering
shoes if a horse interferes with his natural
hoof or stumbles, this shoe will prevent that.
You will find the shOD on the East side of Nut
otrAAt Yvnnnalt.A (VtlvillA Jk Ta.vlAraTn1ll J
Call
gentlemen and try him.
Uuly7-lm
JESSE J, CASSIDEY,
a JUSTICE ; OF , THE PEACE
T7!OR
-C atl
Office
the Township of Wilmington Office
the Court House. .
)fflce hours from 8 A. M. to 1 P. M.: and from
3 to e p. M.
June 20-lm " ' '
Salt! Salt! Salt!
11 000 SACKS AMERICAN and
t nnriTAnT. oirtn
For sale by
dec7-tf
WILL ARB BROS.
J. B. MATTISOiV, ..
COMMISSION MEBC1TANT and
DEALER IN ( -'yr,
Hemlock Sole Xeather, Buenos Ayrcs
' Sole Leatner. California sole
Leather, Orinoco Bole
. . , Leather.
OA SOLB LsATEXB, OAK RSUQH LXATHEB,
STBAXT'S BANK and TANNNEKS' OIL,
i,i 3a Spruce Street Ntir York.
Liberal Advances made on Consignments.
rt july 13-6mos -p s .
iTTINGER ALE 50 Dozen,
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.
JJARCLAY, PERKINS 4b CO.'S
BROWN STOUT.
B
LOOD.WOLFE A CO,3
XXX and Palo Ale,
.f '
. ":'i4'"'V"fltctY0ngsAle. ' '
.! i ;f.. '.: f ; McE van's Ale.
CUAS. D, MYERS A CO.
o
LD GOVERNMENT JAYA COFFEE,
CUAS. D. MYERS A CO.,
jnlyli-DAWtf
7 North Front SUO
4 IFTOtTfTANT '
,T Q v S 74 QE ;H A M S ,
c :'.)'.-. -hi SEHD YOUR ORDERS TO
BniEORD, CROW & CO.,
,nWho receive them direct from the West.
FBLSU FLOUB, SUGAB, ; COFBEE
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BACON, COBJT.JIAT, Ae.,
ATL O TV F 1 G. U K E 8,
6onth Water Street "
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