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Weather Bpotv "iV;
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umce oi VQieh ciguai uiacer
',. : "Wuhington, August 34:35 ?,
; Clear and cool weather" and northerly winds
from ladlana to the lower lakes, thence south
ward to Tennesaae and : northeastward - over
the Middle and Eastern States; occaeioual light
coast rains and winds, veering to southerly io
the South Atlantic and - On If ' States; partly
cloody weather in the Ohio Valley, with winsa
. . veering to easterly and southerly; falling ba
. rometer snd southerly to f easterly winds In
no th west, extending to the Mississippi Valley
and upper lakes ou Sunday., " v
7 A. M.
2 P. M.
9 P. M.
PROFITABLE ADVEBTI81NO.
We call the attention of the business men
0f Wilmington to the superior .advantages
as an 'advertising medium, It , has," without
exception, th6 Larfftst CircuiaUon of any pub
lication to WBmlngtonY and: we can satisfy'
any one that it has no equal 'as a medium of
communication with the people ' of the rural
districts no w trading with Wilmington! '-;
We solicit a call from those who wish' to
place their business prominently before the
' people of this section, confident that we can
offer Inducements that cannot fail to please. w
8. Jambs' Church. August 4 Morning
' ' Prayer, 0 A. M - i vouln Pruyeri'- 0 o'olocs:.
Sunday School, 5 o'clootc M. - ,
riBsr.Pass8TTnaiA.ir Church. Eer. A. 8.
Ulcfcbon. Services at 10U A- Al.and kf P..M.
Sunday School at itU P. u .Lecture Thursday
IJeveniiuf at 7X o'clock, - f , '
' Skoohd PxBsrTTsaLair Churqh. Services at
' Brooklyn liall atl0 A. JdU f s ' ,
JTirst BArnsi CHuaoH. Kev. J. CHiden,
. pastor. Sunday School at A, M. 8ervlcea
at 11 A. M. and t p. M. Toung lien's Pi aver
.. Meeting Tuesday night at o'clock in room
above pastor's study. WeeJtly Prayer Meeting
Thursday night at o'clock
baooKD Baptist Cbukch. Rev. J." S. King,'
fiaator. Sunday School at 9 A. M. - Serviees ac
Qi A. M and 7J P. M. Prayer Meeting every
.- Tuesday .night at 7 o'clock.- v ,
. sr. Thomas' (Catholic) Chuboh, Morning
, Mass at 6 and 9 o'clock. Evening Vespera
chanted at 6 o'clock; Daily Morning Mass at
V o'clock. Officiating clergyman : fit. E,ev
liwhop uibbons, 1. D., Kev. iiark S. Gross.
Kev. J as. B. White. '-r '
FaoirT Stkkbt m. JE. Chuboh. Ber. Dr. Mo
raa, pastor. , .Services at 10U A. M. and 8 P. M.
8 nday School at 4 P. M. ' Begular Weekly
Prayer Meeting Wednesday night at 8 o'clock:
ail are invited. The pews in this church are
all free; genUemanly ushers will be In wait
lug to conduct strangers to seats. '
( lTta -StBWT M. J2. - Chuboh. Rev. A A.'
Bcauainer, pastor Services at 10U A. M. and 8
P. M. Sunday School at u A. M. Class Meet
. in? at 3 f. M. Praytr Meeting Tnursday night
at 8 o'clock, . . .
' Kev. Dr.xjloss will occupy the pulpit morn
ing and evening.
. t. Paul's E v ah. Luthkaw Chuboh. Iler.
O. o. jswrnheim, pastor. KnRlisb. service at
-10J4 A. M. German service at 8 P. M. Bun
' da v School at 3 A. M, "". .
axtMas'a lia ruaju Services at VA P. M., by
ttev. A. if. Burr. : , i . , ;
St. Paul's (KrcsoorAt) Chubouv Morning
"'Service and Holy Communion at 11 o'clock.
Evening Prayer at o'clock. ' - ; r
. St.. Mark's (Colosmu Kpisoofai.) Chuboh.
kev. C. o. Brady, (col.) services at 11 A. M.
and 71. M.. seats free and the public are ln
; vited. ;, Services Wednesday at 8 P. M. ,
, Chbistiah Chapel (Colobku Mbthodist).
8uDday Wohool ac A. M. Services at H A.
M., and il4 and 8 P. M., by Rev. Thos. Lom&z.
'.. CaU:ehUeal JLectores on Friday at 8 P. M.
MuasON & Co. Keep the Ball Rolling.
Ciu&.TBpainoVrr Premium.
. II. BcEKniMsa.' Tobacco 8nuff & Segars.
" ' Gjeo. Mtjsrs. Flour, Pig flams, Ac.
CHA8. t). MTBRsTr-' Favorite'! Flour, &c.
;';.F. W. KEBCHNEa.---Floiirj Corn, Bacon. &o.
Inauranee 21 atter .v ;
; The copartnership heretofore existing under
the firm of - Wm ;;X. Smith' & Co., in the In
surance business;-has .been dissolved by the
withdrawal of Col. Smith from the business,
' 4. which will hereafter be carried on by MaJ. M.
?. Tajior and, Norwood Giles, Esq., the re
'maIoIag'psrtneixCt8mUhv,'Iit retiring, re;
fers in the most complimentary terms, tothe
..." expe'riebce.abd business tact of the new firm of
; Taylor A' Gllef"; ! :
Mayor's Court. . ,
" The following cases were disposed of yester
day morning: : ,V . . -f
SolJ McKoy, charged , with -disorderly con
duct, was discharged on the payment of coats,
Alfed ninesj'charged -wilh disofderly con
duct, was discharged on the payment of costs.
'r 'Henry Adams, charged with disorderly con
duct. 'Case dismissed. ,: y '- -.p
Lewis Goss charged with disorderly conduet.
Case dismissed.- :', V ""V"'- ' "
Nicholas Csto, charged with an'assaolt and
attempt to drown the ferryman a week or two
go, wasAent to the .Work ;Iou8e;(foi thirty
'days. ,. : . '; k r VJ .i '
" Probable Fatal Accident.
Mr. Levi Foster, Mate of ' the Bchr. John A.
OrijSUf5ugi the WllnilDgtoo And Weldon
Rdlroad wharf, met with a. severe accident
yesterday, rile had just been" in the galley and
lit his pipe aua was walking, aft,' when he ae
cldently stepped Into the hatchway and waa
rprecipitatcd Into tle bold of the vessel. ;When
taken op it was foaad;that Vhftwaa lerlously
iiijurea ahouf the left shoulder and legs. A
Physician' was called, who r It as his lm
preBsioe thst his injuries " 1 rove faUL
us was suhsequently contc 1 in a litter to
" the Seamen's Home, on I -Jc street. M
Forter. is-ftiypucg rsa and a nephew. (
the Captain of the schooner."; -v ' ' ' . ; ;
"The Readlncr Koorn . ' ...
Of the mimlr-.Ttcn Lfbraxy Association
,j rn daily during the wee' frem 8 Ay 21.
V iM' from 8 td 7 ?'H' an4 rot- 4to
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: -rBhipplp Articles, Crew Lists 'Manifests,
ynsrtcr rartic3, ct3.t conststl ca hand "and
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The Election!
;XIET17RNS HECEITED X
NEW HANOVER. :
. : , - - OBJUtT TOWNSHIP.
For Governor, Merrlmon 124; Caldwell 140.
Lieutensnt Governor, Hughes 124; Brosden
The balance of the State ' ticket the same
as above.)'"";'' "- ;' .'
Congress, Waddell 125; McKay 138.
8enate, Price 109; Mabaon 133, h : j
RepresenUtlves, Bryan 127; Reed "109; Ma-
comber 109; Heaton 133;.McLaurIn 183; Llojd
Bheriff, 8chenck 125; Manning 122 Scatter
ing V.'y-'.i ''J. ' - .
Coroner Hewlett 24S - ;
Register, Bampson. 104; Hill 131; BunUng
17. Scattering 1.
Treasurer, Fennell 131; Brink 18L C
Surveyor, Colvin 130; Murphy 131. Scatter
ing!. s: ,
Commissioners, Martin 255; Black 124;
Nixon 108; Kellogg 107; Davis 119; Bhoemaker
v131; Lowrey 131; Bordeaux 131; Morris 131.
-'V ".CUMBERLAND.;;'. ; f " : ;
The following is the official vote of Cumber
land county: Merrimon 1,890; Caldwell 1,833;
Hughes 1,889; Brogden 1.8S3. The balance of
the State ticket does not vary materially from
thq above. For Congress, Waddell 1,902; Mc
Kay 1,874. For the Senate, Troy 1,892; Guth
rle L884. . For the House, Ray 1,881; Bullard
1,889; Lutterloh, Rad., 1,889; J. C. Blocker,
aaM i,boi. ror Sheriff, Hardie, 1940; O. H.
Blocker. Rad., 1,834. -
. - ; - . WARREN.
Warren gained 230 for the Conservatives.
She voted 1,200 for Merrimon.
; , JOHNSTON. ;
This county gives the Conservatives 250 ma
jority, with one precinct to hear from, which
will increase it to 290. Smith, however, has
carried the county by about 90 majority.
CARTERET. ' . ;
All but one precinct heard from. Waddell'a
majority will be about 824.
, - DUPLIN.
This county goes Conservative byTOOma.
Jority, a gain over 8hipp's vote of 147.
. .-, MECKLENBURG.;
The following? is the official vote of Mecklen-
buig: For Governor Merrimon, 2,511; Cald
well, 2,261; Hughee, 2,509; Brogden 2.26L The
balance of the State ticket dees not vary from
the above. ' For Congress Ashe, 2,509; Dock
ery 2,274 John E. Brown and 8. W. Reid,
Conservatives, are elected to the House by
small majorities.. R. P. Warring, Conserva
tive, is elected to the Senate, and the whole
county ticket successful from 200 to 300 ma
jorities.
FORSYTH AND STOKES.
Caldwell carries Forsyth county by about 60
majority, the same as for Shi pp. Stokes gives
about 800 Democratic majorltj .
. . STANLY. : ;
We learn unofficially, through a friend at
Wadesboro, from Stanly, that Merrimon's ma
jority at Albemarle Is 200 and at Norwoods 93,
a considerable gain, and it Is anticipated that
the county will go .at ileast 400 majority for
Merrimon. - Merrimon ia between 20 and 80.
ahead at Mt. Gilead, In Montgomery. .
!;-;;:..: UNION. u'
Ashe's majority In this county is 430, and
McAuly's for the Senate, 416. It is supposed
that the State ticket Is about the same. .The
entire Conservative ticket Is elected.
: '; ANSON.
The offlciallvote in Anson gives Merrimon
181 majority over Caldwell and Ashe 164 ma
jority for Dockery. The gentleman who sends
us the above says : "The above Is official. We
have undoubtedly gained .150 - votes in Anson
and I learn from private sources that Union
haa done even better than Anson.". - -
. .RICHMOND. :
' -(The vote in this county Is as follows : Mer
rimon, 1,010; ' Caldwell,' 1,309. Ashe, 975;
Dockery, 1,838. Long (Rad.yand Fletcher (col.)
Radical, to the Senate and Housed " H
J RQWAN.
The following la the vote in Rowan : For
Governor Merrimon, 1,655; Caldwell, 1,118.
Msrrlmon'a majorltys .M7i , ; For Congress
Robbins, 1,576; Forches, 1,114. Robblns1
majority 462. Price, Conservative, is elected
Senator from Rowan and Davie, over Ramsay,
Radical, by 634 majority, including the vote in
Davie. Lucky and . Cralgv Conservative, are
elected to the House by. 400 to 500 majority.
, . ' - CHATHAM.
. A friend writing txonk PlttsbbroVaays : , Our
county all heard irom except one precinct and
we have that unofficially, Merrimon's -.ma
jority will be about 95. ; Legislative ticket all
'elected Democratic by 100 to 120 majority.
Rogers runs about with the State ticket. Lon
don, Dem.V la defeated for Treasurer.
ANSON ' . v' '
The election returns from this county are al
lu except one township, and the following ,1s
the , result:! Merrimon, 1054; ;CaldweU, 946.
Ashe, 1057; Dockery; 956. McAuley, Con., for
Benate. 27th DUtrict, . 1064; Caraway, Rad.
CU.3' Heuse I; of Repre$entatlves-BenneH
Con., 1063; Boggan, Rad,, 943, , Sheriflf Wall,
Con., 1249? Wllloughby, Rad.; , 700. .The tote
iwr pther county officers about In samepropor
Hon as in.Governor's election There will be
a'fla ''of about 100 oyer last vote. : Since writ
Icz above we have the following official
vL'ih is the a-rte najcrity in this coun
ty :' Merrimon's majority 171; Ashe 174. JHc-
Anley, Senate,. 188; Bennett? Representative,
197; Wall, Sheriff; 553i; .' - t .
jf" -.- (iXMVR4T;ivi:wfl. I
Better news this afternoon from' the far
West, especially frem the counties of Madi
son, nendersoiij Haywood, Mitchell, Yancey,
Rutherford ; and CaldwellV Great; gains In
Ashe's District, ; especially Cabarrus, Sunley,
Union and Alison. ; Merrimon elected by 2,000
to 3,000 majority. Rogers is beaten, and we
hear that Carter ; Is ' also. Leach : Is . elected.
Large gains in the , Legislature in the West.
Losses In Chowan, Perquimans, Pasquotank
Washington; Martin, c.,, C f ' 1 L
Another.dlspatch1 from5 Raleigh says: The
Conservative gains exceed the Radicals thus
far in 46 counties. v The State will go for Mer
rimon by between 8000 and 5000 majority.
Local Dot,
The election news quite meagre last night.
The state of Brunswick not yet heard
from.
'I Marriage licenses for twowhite and two
colored couples issued the past week. ,
The Clerk of the market reports, the ar
rival of 413 carta during the past week. " ;
I There were noInterments ' in Oakdale
Cemetery for the week ending yesterday.
The Board of - Aldermen meets In regular
monthly session to-morrow (Monday) evening.
Until further notice the Morning Prayer
at St. James' Church on Bunday will be at 10
A. M.. v.-..'
The various butchers slaughtered 4:
beeves, 4 hogs, 68 sheep and 5 calves during
the week just closed. "
There were 10 Interments in Pine Forest
Cemetery during the month of July, of which
8 were adults and ten children.
During the month just closed there were
12,250 barrels of rosin shipped over the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad from this
place. , ; " , . ... 'r
Noless'than three fights occurred near
the corner of Second and Market streets last
night, the effect of too much politics and bad
whiskey. ; - . I
A colored man by the name of Chad
bourne, was arrested yesterday afternoon.
charged with drunkenness and disorderly con
duct on the streets. .
- ' - - i " . v .--. -
This city and vicinity was visited by a
searching rain yesterday, which will doubtless
have a good effect upon the crops and the
navigation of the Cape Fear.
The County Commissioners met yester
day, but did nothing beyond auditing a num
ber of accounts. They adjourned to meet
again to-morrow at 12 o'clock.
A gentleman of this city, who was made
thebappy recipient of a u son and heir" at 13
M. on Thursday (election day), immediately
christened the little fellow Augustus Merrimon
Parties in want of bargains in clothing;
dry goods, shoes, glass ware, etc, should pa
tronize the auction sales of Godfrey Hart,
otherwise "Cheap John," which are advertis
ed in this paper.
We had intended to ' publish an official
statement of the vote of this county, la tabular
form, this morning, but were unable to get it
correctly. r The reports of some of the poll-
holders seem to be slightly muddled.
A seamen belonging on the Brig Lone Star
fell down the hatchway of his vessel on Fri
day night, but fortunately escaped serious
Injury. His shoulder was injured considerably
but he was able to be out yesterday.
The first cotton boll of the season made
Its appearance In our office on Friday. It was
raised on the plantation of Mr. Jas. T. Pette-
way, four miles from this city. The fertilizer
used was Nevassa guano.
The first annual Festival of; Free Love
Lodge No. 1,469, G. U. O. of O. F., will be
given at City Hall on Wednesday evening;
August 7th. " We acknowledge an invitation
from the Committee of Arrangements to be
present and witness the festivities. I
Mr. R. L. Harris has our thanks for
copies of the New York Ledger, Chimney Cor
tier and Clipper for .the current ;week. Hla
News Stand on Front street is the place to
get good reading. f t j
The returns from "Stump Beund" are
anxiously looked for, and will be on hand as
Boon as the denizens of that famous . locality
cease voting. -Who beta on Stump Sound I f
The police had a chance to display their
zeal on Market street, last night, and we may
expect a goodly harvest of " disorderly" be
fore the Mayor's Court to-morrow morning.
Street corners presented a lively appearance
t4F
all day yesterday, the all-absorbing theme
with the groups which were gathered here anil
there being the probable result of, the State
election.', , ..,.,
The Purcell House seems to be the head
quarters of persons in search of news, and cur
friend " Mac" is consequently kept pretty gen
erally active in dispensing "Farrar's Electric,"
Ac., especially the &c; , , , ,
A colored man fell down on the pavement
jn fit last night, when his friends went to
his assistance, and straightway the cry, was
raised, " A fight, a fight." " The result waa
that in a few minutes a crowd of two or three
hundred culled pussons" had gathered In the
vicinity, all " eager for the 'fray.ro ; . ' ,
i. .
County Ofllwra.; - .
Tee following comprise the county officers
elected on Thursday last :
Rtata Senator. Geo. L. Mabson.:
House of Representatives. James Heaton.
Wm; McLaurln, (col.) and Alfred Lloyd, (col)
'Sheriff. James w. ecnencK.-. t
Treasuref.-Edward R. Brink. -. n
Register of Deeds.-J.' C Hill, (coL) ' ' J
1 Svrveyor. J. . Murpny.- - :
County Commissioners. 8. N.. Martin, E.
MV Shoemaker, James A. Lowrey, (eql.) A. H;
Alnrria.' and A.' R. Black. ' A ". )'
Tod R. Caldwell has carried the County by
1.23 maloritv V r ... l
Neill, McKay, Jr.; has receive4 1,273 ma
jority. ; , .
Dlsrepqtable. , r
Complaints are made of disgraceful scenes
enacted in the basement of a house on the
North side of Princess, between' Front and
Water streets. The complainants term the
place a "bawdy house," and their description
of the doings there are certainly calculated to
give It the credit of.' being entitled to the appellation.-
i Being in the midst of one of our
most public thoroughfares, the place should
receive the attention of the authorities.
Iioes and Gains.'
The following ls:a carefully prepared state
ment of the losses and gains. in the State 'as
condensed from-the telegrams received by the
Rileih Kern, though all are not official Con
aervative majorities based upon Shipp vote Of
1870:- I -.;r - t ;,
Gaston, 246; loss 16.
, Lincoln, 221; loss 192.. : v
Franklin, 22; gain 75.
. Rowan, 557; gain 5L- l
Davie, 176; gain 97.
Buncombe, 500; gain 45.
McDowell, 200; gain 152.
Burke 175; gain 65.
Catawba, 900; gain -6. .
Iredell, 755; loss 104. . ;
Orange, 624; loss 93.
Rockingham, 209; loss 138.
Mecklenburg, 260; gain 135.
Nab, 13; Joss 179. -
Pitt, 75; gain 77.
GuiUord, 50; loss 26. .
Cabarrus, 885; gain 273.
Johnston, 210; loss 287.
Hertford, 100; gain 76.
Wilson, 167; loss 76. .
Cumberland, 190; gain 80.
' Onslow, 124; loss 800. '
Sampson, 292; loss 150. ! ,
Alamance, 250; gain 505.
Union, 400; gain 248. ; , 1
Robeson, 175; gain 113.
Duplin, 580; loss 73.
Bladen, 100; gain 208.
Anson, 100; gain 84.
Carteret, 32b; gain 265.
Btanly, 375; gain 26L .
The following gave ReDubllcan maioritiea
with Republican gains and losses :
- watte, 074; gain 183.
Franklin, 79; gain 21.
Warren, 1,183; loss 150.
Lenoir, 150; loss 163.
Wayne, 190; gain 69.
Edgecombe, 1,800; loss 200.
Davidson, 100; gain 166.
Brunswick, 250; gain 249.
Richmond, 200; loss 26.
Halifax, 2,000; gain 117
Granville, 875; gain 15. 1
Greene, 141; loss 71. ;'
The most of these statements are based uDcn
official returns. ;
" For the Morning Star.
The JPbsi seemed to be impressed with the
idea Friday evening that It would have to get
some of your roosters to crow at the head of
its columns. I know that you are a generous,
good fellow, always ready to accommodate,
&c., but the roosters won't crow on that Fbst.
lie is a soon bird and sends forth his loud,
shrill notes while the Mokning Stab yet
twinkles. From indications his crowing is but
the forerunner of tremendous showers if not
a flood. Methinks I see osrpet-bags floating
down the current now and way yonder on a log,
wiin me -ran uarK" au on, is a scalawag.
While a crow flops his wings, and soars awav.
crying " JToy, Kot, K-o our chicken Wad
della on and takes his place in the ark of our
county's safety.
Respectfully,
Noah.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
National Hotel. It. Jones. Proprietor. Ansr.
8. J Yf Leak. Miss M Leak, Hocking ham; J a
Leak, Wadesboro; T H Harper, N C; C P Par
ker, J L'McKoy, Bladen county, R 11 Foy,
Klchmond, Va: Jno.S Maultsbv. Favetteville:
Jas U Cowan, NC ;JJJBarden and daughter,
AtueBTiue; a ju uuey, -Aopsaii ooonu. , -'
Fifth and Brunswick streets, at 3 o'clock A.
M., Fannie J., wife of David B. Sadgwar, in
the 5Jth year of her age.
The funeral will take place at 9 o'clock this
morning. ' The friends of the lamily are Invi
ted. ; ; ' ' .-. . .: .c .
OUR Last nia-ht. at 12ii o'clock. . of in flam-
mation of the bowels, Jonn Bernard, infant
son of Henry K. and Virginia A. Orr.
The f aneral will take place at the residence
of the parents, corner of Nun and 6th streets,
at 5 o'closk, and the friends and acquaint
aneeaof the family are Invited to attend.
Earth loses a child Heaven gains an angeL
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TV bat we Need when Debilitated.
Appetite and digestion languish at this sea
son. At the very time when the body most
needs renovation and support the stomach,
as its commissariat , department, is apt to
prove delinquent. Under such circumstance8
the necessity for a wholesomo stimulant, ton
ic and corrective is self-evident, and conse
quently the demand for that peerless combi
nation of the three required elements, Hos
tetter's Stomach Sitters, is never more ur
gent than at midsummer. . , r ; 1;
It is true that a f ew medical blgots-fossils
"left over" from the dark ages recommend
violent purgation and water gruel as a cure
for .indigestion and Its accompanying ills;
but they make few proselytes. The majority
Of the community are sane, and all sane peo
ple are aware that a pure and powerful vege
table tonic with alterative properties, like
H os tetter's Bitters, is the onjy cure for dys
pepsia, biliousness, constipation, nervousness
ana t he "consequential damages" they inflict.
The human intellect, unless hopelessly dis
eased or egregiously humbugged, declines to
astonish the weakened human stomach with
fierce cathartics that, rushing like an ava
lanche through the intestines, threaten to
take the inner membrane with them. To use
a significant catch-phrase the knock-down
and-drag-out methods of treatment are "play
ed out." - .- . ::-V-v '
It is clearly understood that a medicated,
stimulant is essential to the renovation of an
exhausted frame and. that , you cannot
strengthen manor woman by dosing. them
with prostrating preparationa. Thlsia an era
of common sense, and common sense ap
proves of Hostetter'a Bitters as the best arti
cle extant for invigorating, regulating and
purifying the system and defending it against
poison In the air we breathe, or the water, we
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P. S. Agents wanted to sell Campaign
Badges, Ac. Send stamp for price list,
aug 4.8m' - - .v-r.N" -'?. ''.
H. B UBKHIHER,
Wholbsalb and '
Retail Dhalxb zv
Tobaccos,
Snuff
AND
SEGARS.
Sign or the Indian Chief, ;
No. 6 market HU
aug 4-tf
A ii o t li e r S Hipm e n t
JgXTIXA FAMI1.T FLO UK
GILT EDGE, "
EMPIRE,
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
ASHLAND.
The very best grades of Family Flour in the
State at V; ' .
GEO. MYERS,
11 and 13 So. Front Street.
aug 4-tf
Keep the Ball Moving !
CLOTHING
Selling at Very Low Kate
- A GOOD STOCK OF
F TJ KTISHIN G- G 0 ODS!
.;':;:balance6f.;,; "
UNDERWEAU OOLG FAST.
: MONSON & CO.,
aug i tf " ; " ; ' City Clothiers.
Fresh African and
J-MPOKTED CBACKERS-
-. . . EVERY VAJIIETT.
CH AS. D. MYERS & CO.,
aug 4-tf t 7 North Front street
gOLE PROPRIETORS OF THE
V.J? AYOK1TE" FLOUR,
CH AS. D. MYERS & CO.,
aug 4-D& Wtf 7 North Front Street.
Equal if not Superior
FLOUK SOLD in the MARKET.
OVlt MFAVCMTJE BllAND."
BEST FLOUR! .
- . LOWEST PRICE f
CHAS. D. A1YERS & CO., - i
aug4-D&Wtf v ' i North Front Street.
Post copy. : , i ' -
CORN, BACON AND COFFEE.
6,000 Bushels White" and Mixed Corn, ,
wfiuusx. d. ana omoaea oiaes,
60 " ,i - . Shoulders,
200 Sacks Coffee, , . . - - , ,
, For sale by '
J -F. W. KERCHNEB, v
aug 4-tf : :; 27, 28 and 29 Nortn Water St. t
Candles, Candy, Cracters, fec. '
250 Boxes Candles, - - ... i .
100 Boxes Candy,
vo jjois iemon, sugar ana soda Cracker', :.
20 Bbls Boston Crackers. 1 . t
100 Cases Brandy Peaches, " "
For sale by " '
F. W. EERCHNE2,
aug 4-tf 27,28 and 29 North Water St.
Whiskey, Brandy, Tobacco, &cl
125 Bbls Rye and Corn Whiskey, , .r , j
20 Bbls Brandy, - '
75 Boxes Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,' '
100 Cases Sohnapps, -j."
-..'y Forsaleby : '' . "
Vt"" J Fi W. KERCHNER,
, aug 4-tf . 27, 28 and 29 North Water at.
nEW. DRTTG STOREi
rrlHE undersigned has opened a' large and
; : FBESH BEUeS AND CHEUICAlS, ;
At his new Store under the Coller of rhvat.
dans and Surseons. on Third atrt. tmnnaita
.vifcy ; ,i - . ......... 7
PATENT '. HEDICIHES, PEHFCME
IlIES.in great Variety I ISOIA ;
- ; KUBBEIt GOODS, TOILET ;y I
r" 'I- ARTICXX9, ETC. ''"
-, - Store open at all hours, day and night, and
open every ounaay. - '.. - '
: x . W. COWAN GREEN, ;
.' " licensed Dispensing Chemist,
s July 2t-2aw- Wed&Snn u - - Proprietor
..' , ,5 - V f -w --.,'' r - :
" - ' v :c-; '
OneSquareonertay,v..i.i.i....;i. i 1 tO
5--t4 , , t.WAflftT7H ..l.J " 1 Mi
4V ,three days,...,;;; ft
M , ; l fi'tnr rt.vg. ' 9. tt.
. . Ave days,..., 8 00
. , noaeymeit ............ 8 69
;ar Contract Advertisements take A'at pre
nortionately low rates. . v . ' i. , i
Marriages, Deaths, Religious." Fnneral and;
Obituary notices wilt be inserted at half rates .
when paid for in advance ; otnurwise full rates
willbeenarged. ; ' - - f
Taaxs Caeh on demand. . ,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
3 Office Treasurer &J7bllect6x''.
V s CITT OF WILMIXGfojX. Ijl C.,
v --iv' July Slat, 187. .
HE CITY TAX BOORS FOR1872 ON REAL
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY AND POLL
TAX are no w in the hands of the undersigned
ro ooLixoTiov. r ; -. ..- ,;. -i , . lA ,
. Parties will please call and pay their City
Taxes immediately ' " -,V'-
" ' ,T.C. 6ERVUSS,
" aug Mw-nacT Treasurer and Collector.
Saddlery;
LL RINpa OFSADDLES, "-HARNESS,
;n -i TRUNKS. TRAVELING BAGS, J
And everything in. the line of Saddlery Goods
cheap for cash at --.- - . .
. , - J. fl. TOPHAM A COB,.;
:. So. 8 South Front St.,
teb S-tfnac ; Wilmington, N. V.
,-M. CUOtflsYAuctioneer:1.
- By Cronl j & Morris. l:
VAlUABIiE HOUSE aud JLOr,
" .-' , ' ' ' "
Upon Fourth Street, between Orange
and Ann,' at A net lon. j "
0N TUESDAY, August 20th, 1872, wewill
sell at Exchange Comer, at 11 o'clock A.
OIL. IUI
VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT, C5xI29,
situated upon the wost side ol Fourth Street,
between Orange and Ann, formerly occupied
by Wm. W. Hartmaii, deceased. ;
: House contains 6 rooms good kitchen upon
the premises.
TERMS-44 Cash ; balance 6 and. 12 months,
with interest from day of sale.
J uly 21-30-aug 6, 13iand 20.
M.CR0NLY1 Auctioneer,
By CRONLY & MORRIS.
Commissioner's Sale.
HOUSE AND LOT UPON SECOND ST.,
Between Market and Princess.
PURSUANT to an order of the Superior
Court of this County, the undersigned,
Commissioner appointed by said Court, will
proceed to seJ by publio auction, on v
TUESDAY, August SOth, 1872,
At Exchange Corner, at 11 o'clock. A. M.,'that
Valnable Two-Nlory House and lot,
situated upon the east side of Second, be
tween Market and Princess streets, known as
the Mason property." having a front of 34 ft.
upon Second St., running eastwardly 165 feet.
; House contains 6 rooms, with all naeoooarr
outhouses. . , . ,
TERMS Cash.; balance 6 and 12 months,
with Interest from day of sale. ' . . t.
jy 21 and 30-ang 6, 13 an0'
Quarantine Sfbtice. i
ON and after June 1st, 1872, the following
Quarantine EegulaUons will be enforced:
All vessels from uorta snnf h nf raUa v0
will stop for inspection at the Quarantine Sta
tion. T,,..- .
All Vessels havinsr tiAlmngg nn hnai ..
rival, or haying had sickness on board during
the passage, will stop for inspection' at the
Quarantine Station.
YeSSelS nOt Included Am n.bnirA. maw mnMAn.1
to Wilmington without detention.
Pilots and Masters of vnnAia.vtii
take notice. - - ' 1"uOD
i 4t . F.W.POTTER,
, 1, Quarantine Physician.
may23.2awtlNovTu&Fr f , s; . , T"V
THE "STAR" V
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Steam. Job Printing House
THREE STEAM-PRESSES ;
' " COMPETENT. WOREMEN
THE BEST MATERIAL ; , , j.
REASONABLE PRICES ' ;V.rV t:t?
-'.-" - ' .? --'."' f j - .'' -,
v .- ,r f. v . '
... FOB . .
y'- -'el -v superior woRkf ;
V Civc Us a Trlal. !
HOSTETTEIt'S BITTERS, " '
i VAHJKOAK BirrKOS, -M ' V " ;
...... WOII COBTPECTIONS, .
i ; ' ''" wacaitESJ wATEit.
. . . QUININE, A .
and the largest stock of Pure Drugs, Patent
Medicines and chemicals in the fetate. lor .
sale low at .
-. : -, . . GREEN A FLANNER'S;.'.- . J
4 .,.", Wholesale and Retail Druggists, ' :
,augl-tf . Wilmington, N. C, "
LC3T AHD, FOCJJD.:
"7" C r, a pair t
.1 J a black c&
Cnarlotte and t
v.-D SPECTACLES, iu
cr. .ivhere between the
Thefinacrm
iS.them atir.y.
i be liberally rew
store. -
JAS. OsBOT7DE3Sf
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