, HATES OF ADVEBTISIKO.
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OUTLINES.5'
Cholera in Dantxig. New Hamp-
. Ailegt oubllaher, , Jloq. Job ,Pwa,
liss, aeaa, ngcu
.'D- to bang Jack and other Modoca
JJhen the President interfered. Hjdo
park Woolen Milla, Boston, burned; .loaa
bglf million; three-fourtha insured.
Cromwell safe; engines broke down."
r.- York marketa: Cotton, 1W19;
wld 118; aplrita turpentine 4i; Roain
$3 95.
. The Altornej General io a
rritten opinion respecting the puniahment
0ftbeModocidacw-
tried by the lawa of war.
0f the Modod dscwea ww.-uiey Da
" " - . . . . . . . . . .
.... a.itm
PKATII or B. ttKID.
Kev. Noma Fletcher Held. .D, I
v At Wentw-Orth' n" Pridiy'0 U 1
ethinst. Dr. Beid ha4 - been in ill
. . . 1 .v
health lor sever uium.ua.
N. F. Rid was. forty-five or wr J
years of age a son of thet Jate-iRar.
James Reid of Franklin county.' : He
fm Vmnr, nA
tT! : li
Henry College, TOftfuRKC
one time a tutor in that institution.
He had been ior many years a rm
np'r of the Korth Carolina Confere
of the Methodist Episcopal Chui
mem
ference
urch,
at the. time of hU "death
and waa
Presidine Elder of the Greensboro
District The degree of Doctor -of M foUows: Mass at 7 and 100 A. M. Yes
Divinity was conferred upon him by pen chanted at 5 P. M Cechism at 930
the University of North Carolina; in I A.
i860. . j ;:-1 ;
In tbe death of Dr. Reid the Methp'
odist communion has lost one of its
brightest and most useful memberaV
A close book stuaent,1 he' was even V
closer student of men. A, qultvaled
man, he sought to 'conceal his culti
vation. In sermonixipg (hia method
was ever plain and1 practical, Ii Ian-
trnaw adapted vtahU.'sndience and
alwavs clear, pure and vitrorous. In
w
j - at . . .. a ,
oar opinion Doctor Reid r was one of
the most powerful; thinkers and elo- j
quent orators in his denomination In;
the Southern States....,.,, : , "f" ; ;
His moral was equal to his mental
character. He was a loveable,'oodt
pure, strong man, burning witlh rigbt
eons zeal, but most liberal and catho
lic in all bis view's, ''ti the death of
Dr. Reid society; has lost: a .valuable
citizen and the Church one of its
noblest ornaments.
TUB FATE OF JACK et CO. :
Gen. Davis had made all arrange
ments for 'the' hanging 'of Captain
Jack and certain of his warriors,
prisoners in the hands of the soldiery,
when orders came ; ordering, him ; to.
DostDone'theerectrtioTi: ""Nstaralt
this order excited rofodnd disgust in
the camp. Theo nesj lives
had been at the mercy of the
murderous Modoca feXfc! that Abe
Government ought not to inter
fere just as merited punishment
was about to be meted: out to theni.
These Indians are . among, the very
worst to be fqmidiJjn,.,that section.
They hay ej long been outlaws , TheirJ r
chief
Jrmr nnnnrv vjorsta
They were taken as prisoners, after I
- r a u avsw wwus-. a.rM'w-
' sl a
all means of ; resistance had : been 3X
hausted. As ordinary; prisoners they ,
cannot be treated. As .offenders
- .
against the civil law, the men engaged
in tWisaeWjTJlCOt Ji
held for punUhment. , Punishment by
court martial was their due and the
government snould trot1 nave prevent
ed the execution of. t those .who? were
present when, Canby y as. shot.
Spirits TiOT6ntirie
Ashe v ill, has spizootyj
Manetio iron- fonnd . in ' tlav- I
wood, says the ti&tn.
The Concord rCabarrus countvV
5u complains of grass.
Mr. Madiann CharlmL. of Salem. I
fell from ald,W and hnrtKlmlfTatbi
n " -"r r i
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A littlm-VlrVniB
SRSSSSi
Pljhigwith.X Aj 7ai1 V '
-The Welddn i'ststes that
r. Leegett near Enfield, found a new
"1 woaderful saakec ( f. vie r; .-?rU t.
other ladies were painfulljr injured by a
irom a carriage la 1 county. : .,
A young woman living as nurse
Washington was discovered ia trying to
end oU a new born dead infant in a
irunk. . '
- wicfl, the clerk; of Air.' Harper;
Tarbre hotel keeper, ;Wnt tt ia itay
iaw irotteT ana some money to pay
om bills with in Norfolk, He hvs not
oeea heard from, says the inquirer. ., ,.,
Thftritaleigtffew, says vthe
action of the Governor ia commuting the
sentence of Mordecai and GrUfice meets
with almost general approval; The petition
signed all be resident, .ministers and
"early aUthe. hmv, uia;,.XU
T .The Sehtind says the Stite Life
ansurance Company issued Its first policy in
wch last, but has since that time issued
twa .hundredpoUciesV.and'Is now
?7ia? msuranc to the amount of naaxly
JOW 'inion 'fuTrt- North tJarolina
slew with his own hands a Ma-1 t . lags,.. sriraig jls f .. M;
eneral of the United btates -Mayor's 4 ,i-iar-. iLn'su !
"i'ii i i ii f
,. KKr AOTEitTisieaiBim.
MuHBOjr& Co,- Ladles BatcbeDaveycT"..
. OlT6kuK8oxoyoe:';;;tt,
D. Pigott. Tobacca ' -i - i
F. W,KcwmHfpiet,.V5r. '.'i"ar
- Cha. D. Mnsa & CaOrangea, &c. ;
Qivsa & Mctbchison. Notice. "': '"'
Berricea at the Tin PreebyteriaBt Church
at 11 A, M. and 8iP, 'If., bjrKer. B. F.
W.a4wit U4.VUBlOn.fc i(.2C.'.fc' .fit V) ...":.;-.
Preaching at the First Baptist Church at
tlMWIUlK C
f ga
AT Ittingof Mfasionary OcIetV att
or. Ai. . jJdJLTZiJ Lti-JjZ. Jj
f Berylcea atj St. John's Church to-day I
- TrliatySandyioflows: MorafiglKl -
g,
Church'
Prof. L. A. Bikle. Sunday School at 3 P.M.
Seryicea at Trout afreet Mj H Church at
U A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday School at 3
Sunday School at 3
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 I
o cioca. . Beats au iree. uentiemanly uah-1
era wiu oe in anenaanca to conduct Strang
era to seats. - Be v., B. S... Morao,
pastor, ..,,.
Services at St' Paul's (Prot. Episcopal)
Church at 11 A.1 M. and 8 ' P. M. ' Bey. T.
3L AmWer, ja8torjJ3eats f ree. J
Services at St Thomas' Catholic Church
Jt lnstrucuon ior the coiorea people
9 a Jr. M-t m . oasemenv ox tne enure n.
Daily Mass .at S -50 A. M. Of3ciating cler
gTmen, Beva. Hark S. Gross and Jaa.' B.
WhitaV :4.;:.: :r-:.
Berrices at St Mark's (colored Episcopal)
Church at 11 A. M. -Children's aervicea at
8 P. Mv iNlghi service at 8 P. M. ! Ser-
fvicea Wednesday evening at 8 P. M. Beats
free. ' u-; : ' - ' ' - : i
Services at the First (Colored) Presby- j
teriaa Church; comer of Eighth and Ches-
put'stxects; at 11
oatn Bcnooiatv a. i. itev. -oaunaers, i
... n . I
Pastor.
fctt'y Fiaaaea,
Quarterly Financial statement of receipts
i and disbursements of the city of .Wil
ruu.gton.2T. "C from February 10th to
May 10th, 187S, iaclnsive, being the last
quarter of the outgoing administration : :
. ... ?if. . i -
!.:.,,. ., &ECEIPT8.
Balance on hand ' . . ...
Feb. 10. 1873,
From Merchants' .
' License. -
Beal and Per
; aonal Tax, :
" Bar Rooms, '
' " MarkatBenta,
u Mayor's Court
! Fines,... ;
Dray and Dog ;
! . Badges,. w.
" Market Fees, -'
" Pound ' Fees,'.
? Public Build- ;;v
: $18,053 72
$8,621 50'
1,846 28 .
2,870 00
V 688 76 '
344 75
"123 15
223 45-i '
; 's 58-figf ,
i Mngs.
165 00
673 00,
" tnacellaneons, ;
. T Loans, .and:
! - Discounts, . . -
15,880 00
. 29,475 83
;: ' $47,533 54
4 4 DIBBtSSsUCXXTS.-'
Paid Bt , LV ; !
t nartment . . $5,223 80
; "partmenV.
V. Fire Depart-
4,454 '
1 " .? it !t :u-f..-rw.i tci
? " tnent. , . .. .'
TJffhT-, D a -
jpartment,. 3,603 34
4 ;)
'Hospital and;
v. .. ;) ! :":(: .: '
' t -tfi-a "a4Ae'e i:..
ii ynblie Build;
Pr is o aera,. t .S.a..., i
. . .
r i aiii
KMisceUaae-
yj no
l!
1 818 83
-(! 1
.Total ordinary
; Sxpenffg,or
S months,..
P aid interest
A
23,467 65
IsS--.
flection.
.senses. ..-
253 00
Balance on hand ,
Oil'
May 10,1875,'
987 $$'' 4--v':'
$47,533 54
Wilmington, N. C
1 T. C. SEBVOSS,
i May,
1873. f ... City Treasurer.
Wllmlesrtesi Betall narstet.
! The following prices ruled during yester
day aftarnooat Onions,5i0 ets per bunch
hStr' I0ai5 cents per head: sweet
t.t inm ftterrk:Irishrx
nts . rwk, radishes. 5 cents per bunch;
Uttnt so rents a dozen: carrots. 10 cento a
1 v . .1.. i .v.' .nnUs YrfwT1fVi
7 7 V . '7f- j 1 ot
la rui. twr noann; TeacDCS. luricui
iaf cts. per pouna; peaenca, yu; ww
- - a- a m - ' . .
cU P Pound; turnips, olctA per Duncn;
walnuu, 50 cents per peck; pickle 30 cts
per dozen; lard, 13 cento per pound; but-,
ter, 4550 cento per pound; cheese, 25 cento
per pouna; cnicxens, vuc.$i 10 per pair;
1 Spring chickens, - 6075 cents per pair;
20 cents per pound; beef, (corned) 15 cento
e . -4B.-A-- .
per pxjmid j pork, (fresh) 1215 cento per
pound; veal, 2025 cento per pound; mut
ton, 20 cento per pound; ham, 1820 cento
per pound;' shoulders, 1012 cento per
pound; tripe, 2 cento per bunch; oysters,
I (Sound) 80 cento aaDon; clams, 80 cento a
l pecks open: clams, 1530 cents a rmart;
oranges, 40 cento a dozen; green peas, 25
40 cto. a peck; soup bunch, 5 cento; straw
berries, 2025 cento a quart; plums, 10
12i cento a quart; whortleberna, 12f15
cto. i quart; snapbeans, $1 apeck; beets, 25
cento a bunch; egs 2580 eento a deren;
snnmps tkm&iw cents per qiuu.
; Amos Quito, .the ' celebrated vocalist,
arrived In the city last night and will give a
musical entertainment to-morrow- ayeniag.
1 For particulars, see mo ml '
Lal Dote.
Marriage licenses were issued for two
muiutmuum wipreucoupies aujuj; f
past weea. ,
Nat. Filyaw and Annie Lewis, both i
- - I
colored, registered- at the" VanAmrinre f
Bouse yesterday, " '' 1 1 '
t RernJoha R Brooks, of Kinston. N.
C. will preach at Front Street M. E. church J a
at iVo'dockij and "8 Pi WSl-Zl'fjfio
1 'J
bf Ins distributed
, 7
aacesfrhere;they
r Disinfectanta iaaa'
around quit freely, in .places where, they a
be applied by cUmga City
miL - ' ;V- 'lZ..
..-Ahera were four iaterments inOakdala
Cemetery during the past eek, of: which
one - waa aa..adalt, aged 25 yeara, aad the
palowferrick; eoloredcliarj:ovr
an attempt "at highway robbery, who was Ttei
removed to- the Citv tlosmtal nnrin w V i
removed to the Citv Hospital durine the IP I
nret of the week to undereo treatment' was I
returned to his quarters in the county Jail
vwigutm aa BIesmrM., I
? Mr. Daniel Connor Standard Keeper for I
uii-ciiy ana county, iniormans tbattn two I
dsxanuiiation during the past Week he T
found about ' thirty-five ' xneasnres ' which
failed to come up to the standard and which
were consequently condemned. These were
in the possession of only six different per
sons and .were found in every .instance in
the hands of drivers of market and track
cart. :. Soma 'of the" parties, whose meas
ures fell short on the average about a half-
that they had
or" iwW'TW
P1? quart, confessed
using them f or a year
penalties in such cases are quite heavy, and j
w tuwww wing any wwyit
or me&so wimoui naving oeen examinea
Md stamped, $50; for using any weight or I
8Un-
nini K4II. inn Trr noinrv tha oa m a at roi
r - -
Deing condemned, $40.
IsnproTesnesita. ..
i Dr. T. B. Carr has commenced the erec
tion of a large brick building on Second
street, hear the corner' of Market, the site
being formerly the property of Mrs. Marks.
It is to be 57 by 65 feet in dimensions, three
stories high, and with iron front Three
stores will occupy the first 'floor and: "the
second and third stories will be used as
dwellings., . ' . V. , u.,'..r
1 Dr. C will also soon commence the erec
tion of a large . hotel, which is expected to
front 11 ft fpt mi Warl:it -tTt-
mencing on what was formerly the Lord
I
"""1 , w
property, running u u center oirxcona
street, and fining, back 150-
width tn the rear;.ot 85 leevThe iront
part oi the structure Is to be four stories
high, and the rear; five , Stories' Jugh,'. the
front of the building : to .be of iron..;: 11
found necessary, the upper stories of the
building first mentioned will also be I used
U connection with the hotel t; lt:Z.
; Improvement is the order of the day-.
! 'ine excursion to . Bnutnvuie ana tne
Blackfish grounds ogj edneada'ffuie
the aupicesv- of' Stohewall "XodgecKo.'i;
K. of P., promises to be the. most success-
inl and enjoyable one of the season." ' Evera
arrangement tending to that result has beetf f
i . . I
maae,mciuungagpoa Dana 01 music,- an
necessary refreahmentA - T
a positive-prohibition against the. introduc-
.v. .v: i..i I
-J5ZZ?nX:
' -r-v.. ..a.t
lague nsnmg grounos can 0.0 so, uauw
music win lemaln there to adniinisterto
their enioyment,.Qnlymlinddwnberof
...1. lAmJ-lii iXvilv J lUi .
, .:"irf.r."r r
riemsoerger s or u vouuuui, n .
Davis, J. W. King and B. L. Harris.
: - ' ' ' im9 ga aw " ' " ' ' f t
Felice natters. '
.. By order of Mayor Canaday, the follow-
' J . . ,. ,
ing members of the police force were sus-
nended yesterday evening : First Sergeant
Henry Kuhl: Privates John Evangelist
Lewis Gordon, Lawrence Allen, Robert R.
m
left to be filled hereafter. - The new- ap-
polntees went on duty last night
1 .Deatla Dotac. ; - .V-;' . .V (
i Alia jrrsDixia uu viixea i fi isvr jHmn vi cav
, Twin, dn Chien rWht. Z7Va
, -r, , m.s. titi- rru A wV-
tte death in tht city,
on ,the pOU8 day, rf m,. John Hopkins
Hoagtolv iged 88. t Mr. Houston was a
tff0ther.in.Uwof Capt J. W. Rummer,
ormerly of cityt Dut now a resident of
I . n nnrlmr the t winter
.n fnr . vri.f Majlon in thia city, but
I BewayaaMas -w- - ef w '
4, with which he was suffering
(consumption) had taken too firm a hold for
a change of climate to do him. any good,
Mr H. was born in Pennsylvania, being
that Btate, ana was uigmj uj u
who knew him.
A Ifarrow fiaeape. y-M.-s x.,,. ..v;
: We learn that a man was standing on
top of Mr. Stanley's tar kiln on Thursday
night at the moment it exploded, and that
he was thrown about fifty feet by the force
of the concussion, falling on a bedof sand
which had been domped near tiie kiln for.
thapurtibse of making ' toOTtsj' 7,Btad he
fatten anywhere ,elset is barely ;po9bl7'
that he would haW escaped with his life.
As it was he was not lnlured.
iu-i The foliowing were appointed temporarily, I cerporated--we have selected twelve gen will be open untfl 10 o'clock this A 'M.ji- 'J -u- i I ncSy 4 A y HS aiXAUJJ0Xyy U
--.I - . . . J I tiamnn tn art as onr trustees. who have T 3 ! - - ' - ; r ' - '.::!)! . ....... ';. .... i. ...
1 s-cfaavsrTi t-f as . . s sr ssnii - riHYPriv , nraiLiw n.uHak.aai saaa vn MAiTorv nasi nnr 1 nsvn sn 1 Lruvswa yvrnvuiauin inrins r.uriwiit an iM.ir . - iia saiAiin 1 -ar-ai . . m - w sin . - bl .
to tak.th.eir puces - --Ber- consented to act-we have .waited 'i.,-,,, JK'?..
.lgeant;rtivates inos. J. aiuuora, 1 nomas for .yen.decidAvyer; '
no. 1 Smith. Simon Jtucharason, js. x juarun 1 tne aeea maae w uwu, w ujr 1 " .1
asaass a ' I . ..MiAiiia Atte AeaAAiA. I i 1 I iasalasTs sSsfstSj SsltXSjaaii - ) I t AAsnnlata aaaAa4aMf a aaM a4U n Ta Tm
the ifpllpwingawe8IiCTdisposedpf1
jenwoay nuvmng . -?fl.ju nil fecij
Aaron Heath,! charged wvui cuBsmjt aad I
abuslBg Mr. S. BlumenthaL
. ' . . 1
Thursday' lerening,' -about
reared to pay a flae of 30.!
squirtopay aflaeof 3a!oyii ,V in
NatTBya, ehargetf ifli the Utctd of
Mufaoh'bd' Tbufsday,J ; wa'lbund gufltyj.'J.
and sentenced toW a bf : fed and the
' r " "T ; w "7 oTT
.coats, or to go4to,tha -Work.ouae for 80
' . 1 ' 1 ' k 1
JesseDbxoharwithjniclUkig&wiUa
a man by the name of Rekde, a boarder at
. . iTTJ-..h. ''-'''-''" '.'' L.a:
v.j uussei s,j on .?.v, aiet, aureew, (i yuugmeat
auBpended 6d the payment of costs. -
' ooai-miuto ovkk.
unttf Monday Jnaorniag if 1rclockI
ere are seventeen witnesses in the case-
cr sfcal -
The City School CemmiUee, at their
sistants for the schools the oomintr vear.
Th anhu eTn'tmm&in tn iat nf
October and the session will continue eight TZ tZZZ tZZuZZnhZ
eka- ' . ' -.L'1'3.?,R
Committed for Ireanr. ''111;!
John .Lile?, - Edmund Liles -, and Daniel
Bryant all colored, were turned over to the
Sheriff yesterday, pg at. commitment from
JiutWOHE,, Scott, of Cape FearTown-: 1
nip, pn uie cuarge oi larceny, , in ueiauiv i
of security in the sum of $50 for their' ap-1
P606 at Court they : were; committed to
a '-: w ?: i . ;i : i ,
U There was paid into the City Treasury
daring the week ending yesterday the sum i
Gf 2,74 70, of which $3,686 were for
nqense tax:and; $63 70 for dray
a.iy iu. ol wmcu ws.ooo wcw iw i
badges.4 " r' " ' -
LADIES BIEaiOBIAl. ASSOCIATION
Annual Address of tki Wesidemt of I
thai lAtliea Hemerial Aaaeelatleau - I
irw. ir-w7 jJUat I
eirhtear4 aifoonr AS9oelatioiiwaaformed- I
-nk tXdav. we assemble to elect our Offl-
. we assemble to elect our Offl-
to renew ?S5 pledge faiifuSy
ZJZZ?Z. r,,!Z,Z
cers. and
aad unfalteringly
endeavor to preserve sacredly, lovin
to SresTrve laTredlyr lovinglv
"j i..j.j4t .1.". fA- i
aDlair
aad pleasure we can now. direct . attention
td the result of our labors, and point to the
IwutiS ConftTManumt which-
for ages will mark the sacred spot, where
rests all that is mortal of so noiny heroes
of the "Lost Cause.'-' r - -, ' .,-.
1 A AAIS JUUU lAAAAAA UllSlCVWIWluaui aiaw I
IThisMonument has received many grace-1
f aland fitting eulogies,-and U: pronounced 1
iCemniste
" if7. - -T , o r l A j,.w uVt1
classes in our community, in 4ts erecuon.
great pleasure and gratification to" the. 'As-
iBat ladies, ar work does not end here.
Our cireshould extend beyond the grave
and embrace the living. Jt should be our
hoi duSp the memory of the vir-
tues ef our dead green in the hearts of the
Smth of the South. Like pugrims to
eoca each year, on the sad anniversary
wneTsuliackson fell (the ever
remembered 10th of May) we ahouldlead
them to this consecrated ipot-w fGod's
here," andT say to r youngUtughters,
These were men that women -should de-
i.jrrTv-I- Tv. vt
iriJf 7v57 S7 rtri3irilht
bled, died for love of honor, truth and nght,
rotecting yonr and your nomearw Bee tnaa i
no lower, less exalted type of manhood ever
GnA nlaA In wnnr hearta and., lovin sr rerer- I
yortute, oh, mothers! in this evU
end emulate the bright examples set them
Ura BID WD fcll lSBtSA WSAsV vua avwavasaws
hv fathers ana Droxnersoinonieenauranceri
of pure patriotisnvtismr PlI"JL?
.TTJi,. tA tin- nnworthv: deoi.-i
"Tb"J7:ZZ: " "ViT ;"
gj UB Qt glory for future
to be descendants of such brayff..tathers,
.a la aiiirraca the tJura record of
STeir Uvel ThTgreat. interest manifested
u our celebration induces us to hope
and believe that the wishto honor and show
eyery mark of respect to our beloved dead
has not decreasedfbut rather. Increased In
our community, fS!,C
to encourage and preserve . this reeling,
You aware that , the Confeder!
ate lot was a gift td ' our Association
I from the Cemetery Company.
As it is im
portant that we should have a deed for the
. a. . 1 a a a
stme. ana not Deinz ourselves auie to uoia
tion and be made legally capable of holding
it CUirselvtS. We have had the kindly prom-
ise that our Confederate lot will in iuture
be kept in order ly tne uemetery company
i our only expense wiu De uie. occasional
painting ot tne iron inciosure as may oe re-
quired. The debt owed by the Association
has been greatly reduced you will see by
the Treasurer's report that only about $175
remains to be paid, and which we trust will
soon he met We are pleased to mention
how actively and efficiently , we have been
. , j, 1 .1. 41 ".V. II .4 Ttf A ' Tntham '
I their energetib young: President,' and. the
ladies who have advised and assisted them,
o0; w mv Wateful acknowledg-
a aAWww o ' -
I mento for the honor conferred upon me in
HLdn sVably and wealed b?
ray predecessor, whose resignation had been
so much regretted by all. I do not accept
a . .asi 13aBAa MAnr aaa snflRVaa
gtisf action.
I am,
.. r t Respectfully, ;
Mabv C. Anderson,
- President
, : L. M. Association.
1.-" r-if t
'At
..' coBBESafOPTDBWCE. ": !,J -
S WOMIK0TOW..PU iU Jttay.oMst, vsi9.w
Mes. E. A Andebson,
; ; ,v President-IjMiieal
! TuAr foAim.-A President of the Chil
dren's Memorial Association, I now send
SSottbe- iiimf -two hundred and
J twenty-five dollars ($225 00) the proceeds
1 01 the resuvai laieiy new m juaaouc xiau.
of nnr Awvcialion. tol .
??ve. ' 8Un cancel the ' debt orJe J
noble CoafoderateDe&d-as God has drowned
pur efforts , with perfect success, and we all
1. a.AMH i . T . . i . '. 1
Iotq,. and eneaTorhencefortJv;to keeps the
ff!J5rw;''iei-'2w?w PP
j- -! :-i J i
' v h ! U JSlbu:
President CliUdren's Memorial Association;
, m Tfr??0.
j WiiicrabTOk. N'3 JuneSdJlfiTR h
Wniiracm)!!. N: Jane 8d.l878.
JbSi Jn Z MMre,KPresideni CkOdrenU
i Memorial jModation: ."-A
Dkabi Misart Ii am: authorized byi the
President of the:Ladies' Memorial Associa
tion to return the thanks of herself and the
Association, for. the very liberal donation
from the youthful society ; over which 'ybd
note nandea in at
their! body; u It
I knOW th&t thfi 1
sufficient to cover the j
i as an. appre-
generous, assistance of your I
organization in our. efforts to make the rest-
ng place bf the " noble dead;" fifty dollars
was unanimously -voted to purchase a bam
ner for your AssoeUtion, trusting that many
faithful little band In their yearly pilfcrim!
ber of Commerce :
bib: x esteraay, ma oth, your committee
jnade A visit, in the 'company of a party of
gentlemen, to the public works hear New
Inlet on board the tug Jama T. Eastonl
CaptiLeary. i We found ,(pt' Pldllips'ai
ivok, nu us a uctut wcmuiucr
and was pleased to show us around, and
explain nTattexs'ccMected:Trith' the,wOT
."Mch appeared in every-ay : satisfactory.
po:
u1
heieht
entire distance, lacking onlv aiew timbers
v . i
rents of water from this entire open sbacV
space
Pftf 4,400 feet and confining them to whal
ig, them to what
is known as New Inlet proper.". About 600
feet additional of the breakwater has been.'
what we call, completely finished by plank-
ing, (aggregating about 3,200 feet in all,)
aeaving aoout lzw leet.. which is Deing
flnished as rapidly as stone can be delivered 1
t6je'P.thecrU)a..i. t r ; .. i -
r OUD.M n?t perfect completion.
"OUD" mJ perfect compietton
the breakwater by the end of this month,
when operations are expected to be com-
?nPe.d ? the FederalPolnt aide of New
imei;ia iact. a consioexanie auanutv of
Sa-T-
the purpose and the erection of
bands has . been com'
SfaSJT
SSi?9 bet andshoalwefe
tt.ll
Z.
r""l"?J lt
m a . . . "
7Z ? 1
snccessful completion f this
1.1 i
!We would here remark that no disastrous
effects are perceptible upon Federal Point
or the surrounding beaches and shoals, or
.JT PptiWe deepenmg
"WU,UI0 wnsaxweuan ot uib
fSS.- ' ' '
!From 1111 examination-of a. chart of sur,
'1?$ TL?
? Ju
S0" Survey, t and comparing ' it ' with
pie survey of s, year ago, we find soma
Jf
ij", J8,
fi,.0 SSi
wivJttcdfl rlCe "TZtu hoi
and a better defined channelwith? a more
uniform and increased draft bf water. And
."r'r."
"- rr rr,r 'v -"6-." ;v
Ul
seem that the great volume of water ' from
river is disposed to. adopt that passage
w toe aDybow,:whether it has assist
I' a 2- -
-- -r o -- 1
they have , gone, . and, : so far as we Can
see. have been yery efficient in producing
the happy results theywere inteaded to
fit
fl1 the hght drift sand, and saving
i"?1
the prevailing winds upon' the coast to the
detriment 01 we naroor ana oan ;.! - i J i
: Respect! ally submitted,for the committee.
-V " H.'Nctt, Chairman.
CITX . ITEMS.
. 1
, Lira PAPsas. To Harris' JJews Depot . Front
street; we are Indebted for copies .' of the New York
Ledger, dhitnney Corner and 'Frank LetiWt IUut-
I New maps of the city, with the extended limits
I engrayedoa a large scale, caa.be procured at the
office of the City Clerk and Treasurer . at reasonable
rates.
It
The eonsolldatio of the Carolina Farmer and the
Weekly Star baring largely Increased the circulation
of the latter, adyertlsen will And It an admirable
medium of communication with the fanners and
llaatsrs et the twe CavoUnss.. . ; , i rs t
Book Bixdibt. Ths Mobxix 0 Stab Book Bind
ery does all kinds of Blading and Baling la a work- !
manlike: manner, and at reasonable prlcea. ' Mo
chants and other needing Receipt Boeks, et other
work, may rely on promptness la the execution of
their orders.'. nt!.: 4: ;:'.''- s ';U
1 m
PEnraa Tin. We hare now la stock oyer
tOO reams of news paper, else 94x88, weight 90 8s
per ream. "It IS good, rag paper, and win be sold. In
lots to suit, for cash, or sent by express a O. J.
J0 FmnrriKa. We caU th Attention mt m
chants, clerks of oonrta,' sherilTa, lawyers, railroad
f aad Btaaaashtp- officers and agents, and all, others
having orders for printing, to the raciliUea offered at
the Momnxo Stas Fxnrrnfe EsTASxismrxsT for
W orompt eM faithful exemtton Of aa kmds of
PjJon Itornro We eaa furnish at abort notice
Cards, BUVBaads, tetter HeaSS, Rognunmea, Baa
Tickets, Blanks, PmpkletaTTagBTHand-Bma, Catty.
joaaesvBIlla f Fare,' Show-Bfflt, Ch, Drafts,
Eli
sweet light anawnoiesome ereaa, aout.
Biscuits, Corn-Bread, anou, micawneat ana ether
Griddle Cakes, and Pastry and. Cakes, with, Dooiey'S
Yeast Powder. Sold by grocers.
It is the earnest
3uij our lasfc thus on me via oi may ire- I Sf01 v-l i!"""?"'
rted en the 12th mabieakwatohas heW W.rae7, Esq Miss Jane Fleemlns; Cut-
wi VI .rC. ICT I iar ana r. uenjanua r. jwse. .... - -v
I J J.J 'v.'. : iv: : . x ' im. ' i.s 1 mbm a . saaaaa ' . .aaasi - t i ' .
LIST OF. 1.KXTEBS
Jtemainung in . the. ojpostc June Jth,
1873:
A. Doctor P A Aylett, p , A Annstrong;
ffft .wr
. it
detrKW
Berrv.'i '' i : Mi Ufi 1 .
Clark, Elizabeth Cason,, Al-
D. A K Davis. David WDaTis.,Jobh,'W
JgjJ Mary Ann her, Bobert Dduglas
Thomas DumptyWillim Dugmrd,
s. E. Williaia Eraiia. Bichard Edena. -
' F.-W 0 Farrow for WlWce: .Qrrai
Davis, Mary Ann Dasher, Robert Douglas,
! p. ciVv C Farrow for YTW Price,: Cyrus
t G. B,E Green,, John, irtes, .Mpllia A
Gray, PA Gardner. .
B Green Harris, Lewis' Hexrow, Maiy
A Hodee1. Bebeccariet Hawkins. 8 D Han-
. kins, WUUam B Hall, Albert HilL
4. iJetsey-Jones, John James, ousan
Johoso WUliam Jackson, C R James."
i L-'-Harret Loe. Petef Locklin. ' 5 :
M. Susan Susan Moore, Mary McLeony
T.ilrv UTolanv Jamu "Mot in In Ho "VfiIW
ton, Eliza McDuffee, Caleb Merrick, Daniel
Moore.-' Amanda 3 McDanneL 'William H
Mashawvr i hv mI ' .wj4t. ,:i ;,
. N. O D Nathans, C W, Nixon, t , ) -
' P. John PemeyslPalerel, Silas Pigott,'
William Peterson, Winnia Potter,
Archer Bamsey, Henry Biegen, BB
hintNnner Robert. W H Rivers... - ...
Badbury.' Wm Swindle for
'Anna Jane Skipper; Andrew
bimons, Joshua Sloan,- a
ner. Lucv Smith. Charity
Tomkins, D H frailer, Jane Ton, Mariah
xnornton, Liucy 'miiairea, Jennie Thomp
son.''' ' . in i J . ' ...!; j.
W.- Daniel R Walker, Chaney Williams,
James P Walters, Julia Wilson, Mary E
Woody, Mary Williamson. . ,
Persons calling for letters ' in the above'
list wiu piease say aavemsea. u noi
called for within 80 days they win be sent
to the Dead Letter Office, ', " ! v . "..
'j jil BDy RBBISX.' P.
ii Wilmington, June 7, 1873. :; ? i v,
, eUTLAB LEK. Oa the tad nit,-In San Fran-
fiARGTRATK SU88KI. On Wednesday even-'
tng, sata oi jusy, ey aot. j amee h. opron , mi. h.
W. uarrraTe ana jsuss
nansvUle,N. Ct:u.
Mollie Busey, all of K6-
DIED.
. ' , . ' '
f C Tietren, . on Mid-
Tth,at TyP. M., N.
idssdaya. .!: ; -Mi
at corner ot. 18th and
1 i
MOHB. At the residence of a Tie
C. H. Mohr, aged 9 months aad
die Sound, on Saturday, Jane 7th, at
TMTOeiaiwmtawpiace
Market streets, at residence of C. H, aad Ernestine
Mohr,at 4o'clockP. M.,to-day,
Friends and ac
iialntances invited to attend.
INEW ADVERTISEMENTS. i
-1 -Ladies' Satchellsj;
T ADIES TBAVEtieitf"XRlJIfK.S,
ls ..iaiwvatutlWAVmDreiJas,.,
' j .'t .! I. HI
j GENTS FASHIONABLY CUT jCIXDTHING,
HH T lll Hll
Lisle t b x a iv ' a a u z'ev ' & c;' -
..!: in-
HI"
.' City Clothiers. ..
STild and Highly Flavored
sii;... -mi j..
Tobacco Goods
.
i i . .1!. :;! : M. n.
'By'1
?'?!iFVi
aas.tf:
- XJUUff oWrl TArVbnnn r-'"
f OnUlt alia; lODaCCO.
OK BBL8. ATO HALF BfiLS,: BNUFF,
.1 (
fg CASES land Soa. SNUFF,
1 .
1 AAA BOXES AND. CADDIES TOBACCO,
WW
j j . Just received . , ' ; (,-..-. :.
June 8-tf ! , ; ST. S8 and S North Water street u
U005 itm; Ginti MiRiTets. ;
Ail TOira HOOP nos
t &25 BBL8, GLDE '
, tJ . . . j ' ; ; ;
250
PACKAGES EIYETS, ; j
j For sal ay r. w. &autcunjui. : 1
june b-u , , , ar, .sq ana sw aorta, w eier sb
ported.
' For Tea worth the money asked for it, try .oars,
at 7 North Front Street. . '
Joneg-tf ' CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.
s
CYTHES,
GRASS HOOKS,
1
GRAIN CRADLES
At
New Hardware 'Sltere.'
juneStf , . GILES AMCRCHISON.
FlouTa Hay and Oats.
1 BBLS- rXOUIt, TOOIBsIcs Hay, 1,000
A VV v uusneis i uais, ,
For sale by F. W. SXRCHKEB
jnaeStf. ST. S8 and 9 Korth Water I
rpWENTT-rTVE BOXES ORANGES and LEM
X one, 10 Barrels Apples, expected oa Steamship
.necropolis on at on as
. c
janeS-tf '
HX U. JS.XJUO w., -
i 7wtK Vmnf riMrf
DEVILLED HAM, TONGUE AND SALMON,
Beef Tongues, Smoked Beef, Daffleld Hams,
Sap Sago Cheese, Sonars iBteck Cheese, Ex. Cream,
Cheese? Crone andBlackwell's Chow-Chow, . PlcaW
19ieKx cJMa
i CHAS. D. MYERS CO,
jane S-tf- ' T North Front street
H1.000 iii-Oiie-Week.
JL ifesaeBthaeniet'IguanmtoS an IMMENSE
Address in perfect Confluence ' - 1;
GEO. TOMLmSON.
jeSt
v jsi as 1 -
Harrisburg, Pa.
' III I S
NEW ADVERTISEMENT&:
The Mystery Solved atlaat !.'.rr
i i5 J:.
Bargains J Bargains Bargains t i
AT COST 1 !'AT COST ! AT: COST! ' '
j'ci v.l-.r-'-i r.w'-,.i ' ,;?:i I'j.t.t.'.i'
SolonibaL If
f '-Jit'-f -thi -if j ii ,!!! j;'i-.il v:Ji r'
QOIIS ONKI .COMB AUj AND SKKTHK
Dry Goote; ClotMci, Boots. SbQes. Hats
TRUNKS,
te ;
.u y i- i ... -uy
A faD. and weQ selected stock la all departmentsv ,(
?A FTJLL USE OF LADrE3! 7EAIU
, I aka deiertniaed to' ctkancji atj iuuesm,jand' m:-1
orders d9 that I offer lay , t;jio.nfv -in j u"!-vi
i :ENTIRE STOCK:! AT TJOSTli
Ka hnmbagr Come and see for yeweelTCS and '
' U -tj-f. if. iri:y :.' V . i" ; ;
Save; at Least 256 Cent,
., puehaeniSTOtttGoWof !'' V't ''
: S T 1 . , v;:-..t
'.,.",' . ' SOLOIKOIf LBTYi
At the old stand, southeast corier rroni aad liar ' 1
lUt'streeti'1 ''J'!l' ' may lMm-nac'
TOnimlijfl aii.Welta Railroai . Co.,
WmnnaTON, May 80th, 1873.
i i
8PKCIAI. JfOTICE. .
AND APTER ; . ,
KJ MONDAY, X05nt SL." 4 ,'' '
no passengers will be carried on "The Threngh
Express Freight Trains."
f JOHK-aVWVlSri!.
may 81-lm nac . ; " " OenT Snp't
i
iVTji
TTKBAVKIINO BAGS ! rVALISBS,! ' BADDLflS,- -A
38J-VALISKS,; SAD
i JL Harness, uncues, jasronmies, w
Martingales, Collars, Hamee,
Sport, uog Collars, Hhanuaoi
sr Dusters. Axle Grease. Sad
i a large lot .of. ssxKind-mVaad
Trace vaaiBS. wups. Bpurs. uos tj
dlery Bardwarei ; Also a large lot of secojid-liand!.:
: Tj. 8. Topham 4t Cow-; ' v . !
Ma 8 South Front St, -
m&yS-u nac
-i . 'J'. . :j.h Wllmii)KWmM.CL,
I I v I nn I.I w nr. u 1 w- IIU I
AUL UJ.GO JU AA?p-lA4A-VaXWO i , ,
t t v '. .
QEC LABGX 81ZB MULES . TO .ABBIVX ON
O '-Tuesday,- : ' ' irn-.U H i.l.. .
""t 'F; W.ZXBCHlfatlt:i
MISCjaXAKEOUS,
Ass ign t3 e 's S ale.
. M. CRONI.Y, Aectlonoor. ,
BY'CBOXXt A llOXBIflL' ?' ' ' -
1
OS
fPUITuaniy Jll WU! 10TTT 1075 AT, 11 .
dock A. M., I win sell, at Exchange Conor, '. 1
Hiat House and Ubt," 50x66, 1 f ! -sltoated
upon the west side of Swann, between "
Sixth and Seventk streeU.
Terms at sale.
GEO.M.BOSE r.
Assignee in Bankruptcy. .
may
liiaw'a jane 19
.A. O
THAVK THIS DAT ASSOCIATED W1TU MI
ui v TTAinli.h Vmmiiub. fnrmArlv with
Messrs. Adrian A Vollers); who Is well known to
the businees eomnmnlty for his integrity, experjeaea . 1
and bnstnasa capacity, c rr? UkiWi
Wilmington,1 Cl; lssTiaii'isl8;,--i..rji'lJi '
COPARTNEasniP NOTICE.
i
deferring to the abore Card we beg leare te Infi
ORB
tbaslnWconludty '
, tared into copartaership; fender the flrmnam
Br Peschau &! Westermann,
1
l J irifc 1MB 11
soCa
14 this city, and respectfully tenaer oar semces,
ptomlsiiig that any basin ess Intrusted to oar care
will meet Wltn prompt auenuon, ana we nope uuu.
oar lopg bnsiness experience will enable ns to glTe
Toll satisfaction to our patrons.
i. PESCHaTJ'A ymTEBMASlf . J
wnmingtoni JT. C., May lit lWt"5 '
',7
Sm
EXCUESI0H TO
1
'MUM EiilllaraMroels.
) WEDNESDAY, JTUNE 11 TIT.
gtonevysill LodgerNo. 1, Kof P. !
fudf STEAMER" WACCAMAWWfLt' LEAVE
J.-foot of Market street at 1 o'clock A M- osi i
Wednesday, June 11th, for SmithTilleand the Black-,
ASh U rounds. - A gOOQ Oinu vi muw wui n
board and erery lacluty win do onerea so maxs) u a
pleasant trip. ' " fc
Parties not wlshins to go to thsBlackflsh Grounds
can lay orer at 8mithriUe, where the musio will re
main, in order to let them enjoy themselYes.
tW PosttiTeiy no uqnors auowea on ine ooat.
The Committee reset te the right to reject all ob
jectionable persons. - j . ,
Only a limited number of tickets will be offered
forsaie. .. "
All necessary refreshments for the inner man win
be furnished on the boat.'
Whole tickets.. . . . .
$1 00
M
Children. ...........
...........
Tickets for sale at Heinsberger's book store and
by the committee. . . w;: . -
TT MM. m . a
..i j. wEING. VOom.
une5-6t . B. I HARRIS, )
Sealed Proposals '
F)H THE COK8TRUCTION OF THE TEMPLE
OF ISRAEL." to be erected oa the. corner of
OF ISRAEL." to be (
Market and Fourth streets, will be receiyed until the
IWdlnjtajit. ai 1211 ?
-.11
M MDU
of B. Weill,
cations may be seen at the store
o. IT Market street. , u. ;- ....
. . .. .. . . . . I . 4 i V: . i'
! The Committee reserre the right to, reject aayov
all bids. . . ,
tr.y ! A. WKILLm u: ; I SBfldinff
) . SOU BEAR. rv.mltv
BAR.
S. H. FISHBLA
TE,
loneS4d
I; JoarnalandFott copy.'
a.
'TTdlKSTiai'S HYPOPTOSPHITES, ,
T Pond's Extracts Flarwmg Exteaets,u'
I Congrew Water, WliiU Lead, Unseed OB,-
I Xerbsene, Glass, Varnian. c, c.,;- ..
'
1 jane 5-tf
' GREEN Jk FIANNERS,
U.