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fgElIOBimiG STAR .tnn M IT XT . .. . 1 juts c iU8CBimo.. m France (by mall) ) .....$T00 ).. 8 BO ) 00 hit montn in adranCS ( " Tbreemou g,Udvnce TOP"--. .(ivance (" ........... to Ob? writers, delivered In any part of the wVm Cents per week-: Our City Aeeata are city. Jd to collect foe more than S months In notU nlvnce. OUTLINES. jlodoc Commission convenes July 4th. Fourteen cholera - burials t day before yesterday in Memphis. Three cholera deaths Wednesday in Cincinnati. Em press Augusta visited Vienna Exhibition Board of Steamboat Commissioners metand organized. ,Various reports Vere , Wagner, the Isle of-Shoals murderer, escapedfiom Portland jail by a shrewd device. -St. Louis and Mexi can Gulf Railway organized. A Paris Conservative Republican journal , has been seized. ' - A Carlist leader has had sev eral prisoners executed, iTTT. New, Tork markets: Cotton 21 cents; Spirits Turpen tine 44 cents; Common Rosin $2 85. i The reported severe engagement with 'Carliste in Spain and defeat of Republicans con firmed. ' . ' , Raleigh News. .t-.: . SI PBE31B COCNCI1. OP FMBNDft OP TEIHFBBAlfCE. Fourtli Blenolal Seeeloa. , ,; ., SECOND DAY. , r j The Council was called to order at 9 o'clock, President A. r.'Abell in the chair, r Kev. T. A. Carrutb,,of Florida, ar rived and took hia seat. , . , . , W. W. McKenzie, Esq., Sute Lec turer of North Carolina, was .invited to a seat, and to participate in the proceedings of this oody. ' i The President then read his bien nial report, which gave a minute ac count of the work for the two years just past. It represented the order in a very prosperous condition, 5 and rapidly spreading itself over the South. The Secretarys report represented the financial condition of the order as being in a sound condition, and that five State Councils had been organ ized during the last two years. . These reports referred ; to. appro priate committees. . N. R. Bryan, Esar, Treasurer" of the State Council of North Carolina, was introduced and invited to a seat. Theo. U. Hill offered a resolution, looking to an amendment of the Con- stitution as relates to expulsion ; for violation. Adopted. " ; The following committees were an nounced: ; ,,.?iV " On ConstitutionsRev. J. "Wel lons, J. A. Ott. . . " On the State of 'the, Order Rey. A. R. Raven, C. T. Butler. On Rituals Rer. R IL Whitaker Rev. T. A. Carruth, J. R. Itlirris. On Finance T.H. HiH, C.T. But lerJas: Cutrer. ' ' ' Representative Butler offered a res olution relative to amending articles 7 and 10 of. the Subordinate Constitu tion. An appeal from Cape Council was received and referred to the proper "committee. ;. , ., Communications .were "xead . from. Rev. G. B.; Wetmore, , Gen.-R. B. Vance, Rev.' P. J. Carraway,'Rev. F. D. Swindell, of North Carolina; Maj. J. Newton, Rev. W. W; Greene and Geo. A. Bniceof Virginia; Rev. J. J. Carden, of Missouri, and J. O. Willson, Esq., of South Carolina, , re gretting their inability to be present. Representatives Whitaker pre sented a communication from W. E. H. Searcy; Scribe of " the Supreme Council U. Fv iT.;. also from i Isaac Lytton, Grand Primate, upon the sub ject of consolidation. " Read and re ferred. - M , . Rev. T. G.' Whitaker, of the State Council of: North' Carolina, ' was" in . vited to a seat in the body. A resolution confining members to two pceeheg,oC$fteeit minutes each' upon any one subject, was .adopted. The remainder of the morning ses sion was devoted to bearinff verbal te- ports from the several 'States repre sented, all of which Were interesting and very encouraging. ' ! ;;'. i , Council adjourned to ' meet again a " vuwi, jr. so.. How a Suicide TTas Thwarted A' wife of a most iinsentimentat and ingenious turn of mind dwells in Pennsylvania with her husband, who inacsiH; a very jeaious, misaninropic, and withal romantin tpmnArAmfint. The Other dav. this trpntleman' Georc Jones, felt that life was too much for him, and gave his wife ten cents to go to the druggist fot a bottle of cold poison, l he excellent woman had a bottle filled witli licorice-water, and labeled ' (Poisoii Returning with mis, tne poetic master . of her . heart melodramaticallv filled a wine-crlass in her presence and prepared to .drinks Dureaioea ana rusnea- in me next room, where she watched him thronirh the keyhole, andsaw him pour the deadly dose out of the window. She roshed back to - Lid apparently over whelmed with crkf. End i2ed bin not to kill himself. - llr. ' Jones, Ole with poetry, Merely pojnted to-the pPty glass and throwing himself on the floor, squirmed. '; She fondly ob served that she would share his fatef uu swauowed the rest of the liquor "he'd only get well he'd never do so any more. The world seems brighter iur. jones now. ; ' ' r' Hereafter",' mail .trains , bound East on the N. C. R. IL will not run East t Company Shops oar Battirday . eights, ut will lay o2 at Company Shops until unday night, -wbeathy iWil return to Vhariotte. Mall trains bound vWest will, not leave GoldsborO "on Sunday. P. M., nut wUl start on their Westward trip at Company Shops. water, wnereupon ne oecame really frightened, confessed his deception before all the 'I . ' .---'"'. ; : . ' . ' : . ; . . . ., ; -, . - - - - 7" : ' ' " i : 1 - Vol: xii.Nb: 79 Fire In Portsmouth Probable Loae or $50,00O-Flre Bvlldlne Burned. ;. Portsmouth Enterprise. -m ; .An alarm of' fire sounded about, k o'clock this morning' was- found to proceed from an inceudiary fire start ed in the' row of new frame tenements on Green street, between South ; and Bart streets, belonging tp Messr&T Ferebee & Culpeper. '' "Tbf buildings 'yerebufr' recently erected and the , material being new and combustible, the flames gathered in volume and raged and progressed with fearful rapidity. In ; a short time ihe entire .rbww )was"' jWrapt ,.in seething flames and an adjacent build ing oq the north side belonging also to Messrs. Culpepper & Ferebee, was soon enveloped in; . a roaring and crackling volume of the devastating element. . The fire-department was prompt in; reacmug- the i ground, but the scarcity of ..water in the vicinity pre vented that efficient service in staying the conflagration that would other wise havelbeearendered, ,and!efforts were mainly oonfined to savin cr adia- cent property from injury. " . ; l ne JUessrs. Uulpeper & Ferebee were insured in - the office of George M. Bain: : The ' new buildings were unoccupied. The old building de stroyed on the north side was. occu pied by a family by the1 name of ilaynes. r : . a In this instance the incendiary has struck a violent blow at the improve ments in that quarter of the city and. should be ferreted out and the sever est penalty , of the law. visited upon mm." Always marvelous stories - will ; be told to support impossible theories. At Ironton, Ohio, a young person was arowneao Dearcn was going; on ior the body, when an old woman ap peared and asked that an unwashed shift of the : boy should be thrown into the river, declaring' that it would disappear directly over the place where the body was, Need we say that it was thrown in; that it did dis appear, and that the body was brought up just in that spot with a grappling hook? Here is a tale told by trust worthy witnesses" of , which we feel bound to say that we do not believe one word. - t - . . Reports, from the temporary rseat of government at Long Branch signi- iy a proposed ' cnange in tne vaDinei and some important modihcations in the diplomatic service.-' The apparent reason why Secretary Richardson is to be displaced is that "Wall street xler mands-the -sacrifice, -and the reason Why Minister Jay is not at once re called from Vienna'. is that he . is spe cially useful therc lf Mr. Jay should be recalled in spite of his usefulness the later traditions of ,pnr foreign di plomacy would be - admirably ob served.. " '. . . ',. . .'" . V . IfBlff ADTKBTI8ESISRT8. . IltiKSBEReEB." All fonLove. ".: . P. TVllnUncten Preebytery. - , . , , An adjourned meetins of Wilmington Presbytery was held in the .Lecture "Room of the First Presbyteriah Church on Wed nesday night Present, Rev, A. "Blcradyen, Moderator; Rer. U. A.' Munroe, Rer IX B. Black; Elders, W J. Cromartie, ' John Col vffle, C. IL. Robiason; Rer. &; T. Alex ander and Rev. Mr. jPhelps, corresponding members. A:;i.;V;:.,.i'r tui v. ? The meetingwas called for the examina tion of the licensure of Mr W. H Groves, a native of thia city, now prosecuting his studies at the Union Theological Seminary at Hampden Sydney, Ya. His examina tion was satisfactory and approved, and the Presbytery licensed him to preach the Gospel. Th e resignation of Rer. JL P. "Dickson, as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, is this city, was received and accepted. ! Rev. Colin Shaw was appointed to preach in the First Presbyterian Church and de clare the pulpit vacant r I'T Trial pieces were assigned to Mr. J. 8. Blacky who, is studyiiig fot Jhe jMlnlstry, under the care of the Presbytery.,, -rurbi ! The Presbvterr adiourned until its next regular . meeting. .i ; - ;'.:?''';; ......i:.. v - ... - . ' Superior Canrt'ti.j'il '. ..' j The following cases came up for trial be fore this Court yesterday: . ' A! : State w. Samuel Collier, tried on a peace warrant. Case-dismissed on payment of COSta. ' !" - ;''-f I State w. Henry Kenz, charged with lar ceny.:, A verdict of guilty rendered. i;v: j.,. ' The Grand Jury came, into Court,, all answering to their names, and presented a true bill against Samuel Perry ma Moses Perry, for 'murder'; . ,;r j..:,!;:,rS' i State w.' Jane Outlaw, tried on a peace warrant Case dismissed on payment of costs. " (,:' . k .;. , ' ' ? . ;: y J ;,' .j . , f I State t Mary A.Kelley,. charged with larceny.1 ' Verdict rendered of not guilty. , ? State vs. David Everett, charged with larceny. Verdict rendered of not guilty. . St ate vs. Chas. Ryberg, peace warrant Case dismissed on payment of costs. - A New Order. A Lodge of the Independent Order of Red Men, an institution which has been flourishing for some time past 'in Virginia and other ( States,; is about being ; formed here.' The proposed organization is already composed of about twenty-live members, and a charter will be applied for in a few days. The order is a secret one, something after the style of the Knights of Pythias and other similar institutions. WILMINGTON, N. C.V ERID AY,1 JUNE 27, 1873.: Another Child Bitten by a Hog. A little daughter .of Mr. Peter Bloom- about 6 or 7 years' of age, was severely bit ten by a ferocious dbg at ' the corner of Fourth and . Hanover, streets,; yesterdays The child, who had been sent on an errand, entered the yard, but - perceiving that the dog wjas loose; attempted to make; her es' cape. s She had reached the street, but the animal followed her and inserted his. fangs in. her; left thigh, j Fortunately assistance promptly arrived and she Was rescued be fore receiving serious injury It becomes necessary, in view of. the frequent accidents v happening, to suggest to owners of such animals to "chain up the; dog," especially in the day time,' else serious consequences1 may possibly ensue. ' ' ' ''' beatractlve Fire Fair Blufl. , " ." By special telegram jto the . Stab, we regret to learn that the Hotel, store-room and kitchen, the property of -Mrs. : M. A. Brothers, located" at Fair Bluff, Columbus county, was entirely destroyed by fire yes terday morning, about 3 o'clock. -t The fire originated in the kitchen, and is supposed to have been accidental. A portion of -the furniture was saved. The estimated loss is about $3,000, the property being insured for $2,000 in the Queen," represented in this city by Messrs. Atkinson & Manning. The traveling public' will regret to learn the misfortune which has befallen Mrs! Broth ers:",,''"' , 'r,':. ' - '.:."';,.: No.TraeBllJU : . We learn that the Grand Jury of the Su perior Court, now in session, failed to find a true bill In the case of MK Daniel T. Carr,' of Southi Washington, in this county, who was charged with forging the name of Mr. D.J. McMillan on the back of a wood check and with' obtaining .money" under I false pretenses, a full account of which was published in our paper a few days since on the occasion of the preliminary examina tion before Justice Cassidey. Bdaeatlonal. ' The entertainment by the young ladies of the Misses Kennedy and Hart's school, which came off last evening, was largely attended by the friends and patrons of the institution, who were warm in their praises of the manner in which the, yonng ladies acquitted themselves. In this they not only manifested : the . proficiency they had acquired, : but reflected credit upon the teachers of this excellent school, under whose' careful training they were enabled to display their acquirements to such great advantage,' .-.' -:f -"-" Knlcnte orPythlaa. i At a meeting of German i Lodge No. 4, held last evening, the following officers were elected' for the ensuing term, to-wit: Charles Schulken, C. C. ; 'j j Aug. D. Wessel, V. C. John Uaar, P. ....... j . . : The other officers will be appointed by the C. C upon his installation, which takes place at the next meeting. Small Fire. ' The roof of a small house in the vicinity of Blossom & Evans' distillery caught fire yesterday about 12 o'clock, creating con siderable excitement and alarm for a few minutes, but the flames were soon extin guished without material damage. There was no general alarm. The Bevetltlom . " -1 ' The second representation of the beauti ful drama of "Mary Queen of Scots,w by the pupils of the Academy of the Incarna tion, which took place last iught, was well attended, and the young ladies sustained most admirably the . reputation they had gained on the previous evening. ;, - Captured. ! Obediah Fulford, the colored . man charged by Alice Howard with making an assault upon her on Tuesday morning last, and who had a warrant Issued for his arrest, was captured yesterday and lodged in the Guard - House. He will probably have a hearing before the Mayor's Court this morn- irg. Hayoir'a Court. j The only case before the Mayor's, Court r ' ' :" i-'i'H yesterday. was tnat oi u ranK i anmng, col ored, charged with acting very disorderly on the. street cars last Sunday ; evening, breaking the windows, &c., while suffering under the effects of aa overdose of "ben zine." He was found guilty and: required to pay a fine of $10 and the costs, Acknowledgment., jv We tender our thanks to the Misses Kash and Misa Hollock, with the Compliments of the voune ladies from Wilmineton," for an invitation to attend a musical entertain ment which was to have been given by the young ladies of their school, at Hillsboro, on Thursday evening, June 26tb. ' No little excitement was created at the foot of Mari4 Btreet yesterday , on the dis covery that a number of the ' dusky dis- clnles of Isaak Walton had struck a school of "suckers' and cats," which took the bait as nimbly as the most inveterate "nibblers" on the Blackflsh Grounds. Quite a number were captured. . . ' Mt Hi Kuhl wishes us I to state that he cannot serve as Registrar or Inspector of Election, to which position he was appoint- ed bv the i County Commissioher'ashecon- eu uj vuo wuu.j v siders himself still a member - the police force :.;;.-':v -. : c-i i '..-V x - :i rlf-r . : ' 1 '.'v. ii. rrmjJi - At a meeting of the Board rf Trustees of Wake Forest College, held on Wednes- day, George R. French, Esq.'i of this city," "i" i rtnarA . r lcvu mem - . i Bishop Gibbons , was reported in the city last 'evening ; IealIota,"i:.i-:-.Vi toTi-Mf. w ;"? -:s:J ' '4", Clean out the noxious weeds from the vacant lots. ' ir'";i'' -;';v.r---'- rr The Schr. . John Somes, Heath, arrived at Boston, from this port on the 22d. . 7 r . . -1 Schr. JBen, Davis, f arrived ' at New York from this port on the 23d; ' ; .The HSda, BlomqUist arrived at Bris tol from this port on the' 12th. ' A; " :;; . The Brig Wattham, TJmms, arrived at New York from this port on the 25th. p - The Fear 'Not, ' Berding, arrived at Queenstown from this port on the 11th; -, . ; - : ; . ,. .- j r- The Schr. J., B, Vandiuen. Carson, "ar rived at Bath from this port qn the 22nd. ?l, - The Schr. ; Sunny South, Derrickson cleared from New York for this port on the 23rd. . ' . '"n -: " - A good pavement is being laid oh the North side of Market, between Seventh and Eighth streets. , ' " :.";V-"-r ? i A new feature, yesterday, in the busi-i ness relations at our city was the sale at auction, by Messrs. Cronly & Morris, of a direct Importation of crockery. - - I': The .bridge over Alligator Creek,-to which we alluded in our last, will be ready for the passage of vehicles by 10 or 11 o'clock to-day, 5' the repairs having "been completed." !' ' - ' : ' ;-. Gen. Jj. G. Estes, formerly of :this city, but now of Edgecombe, where he is largely interested as a planter, has been in this city for a day or two past' : He speaks very flatteringly of his 'cotton and mother crops. SprntsTprpentinel The RaleiffhJVewsisadvocatincr poke and handle factories for that city. The' alumni orator at1 Randolph Macon College next year will be" Hon. W. JH. ltobblns, ot this State. Craven jail has five crazy people f the county, and 'one unknown woman. say8the Imes.- .. ; ! . : .. The Durham Tobacco ? Plant regrets to learn that '. Colonel Shields was thrown from his buggy and was badly hurt ; .. v. : J. "W. Kincr - of . Reidsville. was arrested in Greensboro Monday evening upon the charge of stealing from the P. M. atiteiasviue. .. Rolesville, Wake county, cele brated St John's Day with seven Masonic lodges present The orator was Mr. Geo. H. Snow, of Raleigh. ' n .. . : . TheTe8t debater in the "Wash ington Society, Randolph Macon College, was. Mr. R. O. Burton, of North Carolina, taking the medaL ., . The best declaimer in the Philolo- gi&n Society, Richmond College, was Mr. K C. Lankford, of Louisburg, N. C, who took the medal at Commencement Professor L." Von Meverhoff. a former pupil of Rubinstein,' late of the Charlotte Institute, has taken charge of the musical department of the Raleigh Female beminary : ... " . . . . The recent enlargement of the Wake county court room adds a great deal to the comfort of the Bar and those who have to attend the sessions of the Court, says IheiVetca " " ' ' . At a meetins: of the Board of Trustees of Wake Forest College held Wed nesday morning at the - College, W. W. liolaen, of Kaleign, AL 11. JSxue, oz.Uates, and G. l R. : French, of Wilmington, were elected members. i -,. ':, , ; The lecture of Rer. W. B. Wel- lona, of Suffolk, V., Secretary of the Su- Ereme uouncu or tne meas oi i emperance, l Metropolitan Hall Wednesday evening, is spoken of as a very interesting one, says the Raleigh Jfe. '.-; ; ; - ; In the Supreme Court Wednes- uay uiu case oi dubs juaruu, c cm., vs. TI7m Q1nnn ml nl a. Vlon Ktttv was ammoil m ... r oi . T.r ' r - W. P. Bynum, C. Dowd and Attorney Gen eral Hargrove tor tne piaimina, ana n. x . Guion and J. F. Hoke for defendants. , . The , CTadnatiner . class of the Peace Institute, Raleigh, is as follows: Miss Mary Vr Elliott, Winsboro, 8. C; Miss I eu& y. Flemming, Raleigh, N. C.; Miss Jennie Hannah. Charlotte - county, Ya. ; Miss Sallie A Howard, Union ; county, Nt C. Miss Hannah, was absent , . i.. : The address of Revt H Q. Hill at the Peace Female Institute, Raleigh, on 'Woman s Wrongs.7: is mgnly compliment ed by the press for its. scholarship,, oratory and : aoDronriateness to the . times. , . The News savs: His assaults on fashion and deceptive1 compliments of men,' defective narental training and superficial education, and especially tne. vam ana : iooiisn wnuns of so-called reformers of woman's sphere, were just and severe. Rev.; Mr; .Burwell next introduced Prof. S. J. Stevens, who ... . . . m . t . delivered ' the address to the graduating class. . The task waa done with fidelity taste and much feeling At? the Wake Forest College Commencement, Tuesday evening, Henry B.-Folk, Esq., of Tennessee, delivered the Alumni, . address, , subject "Common Schools and Ministers." Un weanesaay RflnRtor Merriman delivered the lite; address. The Sentinel says of It: We will onlv aav that it was disuneuisnea for JllCiailV Ui: BUUCUlCUk, IWIWO 4 icmuuuik. earnestness of conviction, high moral tone and elevation of thought . and sentiment. It was an impressive and singularly inter- ing discussion of a suDjeci oi mucn prac tical t imDortance -"Popular Education." Many persons present regarded this address as the most masteny prouueuuu oi jus life. ' , : The following dispatch , from Battleboro to the Petersburg Appeal gives more in detail the account of the terrible death of Mr. McDowell mentioned in. this column yesterday : ! Wm. McDowell, Esq. , a prominent citizen of Edgecombe county, while riding around his farm yester day afternoon, between three and four nvlnrfc. was struck by lightning; and him self and horse were both , instantly . killed. gcaj -was visible on either horse or rider, with the exception of burns i upon the body 0 jTr McDowell, whose clothes were en- gAul-ned oftV His watch was broken nil tn nieces. The negroes who were in the field with him were afraid to go near him gJ oat His wif e children in Tarboro and were sent for last night His wife, being of an excitable dis- nnaitioii firreat fears are entertained by the faente ol the family as to the effect the I new9 Gf her husband's fearful death will j have upon her CITY ITEMS. Paftrrraa Papbb. We now have In ptock oyer 200 reams of news paper, . size 84x36, weight 30- lbs per ream. It la good, rag paper, end will be sold, n lpU to suit, for cash, or sent by express C. O. D. BnrriKe Ink. We have lost received a stock of News Ink for summer use, pat op In packages of tS pounds each.' Cash or C. O. D. orders promptly filled. ' Price 15 cents per oound. '' l : - : " '-'.'' not only the best, bat also the cheapest. Baking Powder. Put up full, net weieht r . . T; s. . , . ,.. Ip you. .rWantaOook,-: .rv .t-,iv,v Want a Situation, . . Want a Salesman, ' Want a Servant Girl, ' '' 'Want to rent a Store, Ji' '.?. Want to teQ a Plano,?' "' : Want to sell a Hone, - 1 Want to lend Money,, ptvi f.j. Want to buy a House, Want to buy a Bone.'' Want to rent a Bouse, V: ' J Want to sell a Carriage, V Want a Boarding place, l it n ; Want to borrow Honey v. -. r.'" 'r ' WanttoseUDryGoods,;;. ,;.!; v ,: -,jS Want to sen Groceries, ,-,-' ' .' ..;,, ', Want to sell Furniture, ' " Want to sell Hardware, .' ' ' " Want to sell Seal Estate, " Want s job of Carpentering, li-iii f ' ll. Want a job pf Blacksmithlng, .. j,.; . ;Want to seUMuTinery Goods.;" Wantto sella House and Lot,--, ... t ' Want to find any one's Addreea, ' ' , -Want to sell a piece of Furniturej,J " ' Want to bay a second-hand Carriage, .' :u' Want to sell Agricultural Implements, - ' Want to find anything you hare lost, . f : Want to Adrertlse anything to adrantage, Want to find an owner for anything Found, '." AdTertlse in THE MORNING STAB. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ! ALL POE IOV J ms& EUZA A. DTJPTTY, ; r , ... .. . . 't . ' AUthorf The ' MTsterious Guest' "Why Did' i B Marry Her r; Who Shall Be Tlctor,' .' i ,. , Michael Rudolph," "Was He Guilty."! , . ' " : "The Planter's Daughter," -The , . . l . .. Cancelled WiU," . - ! s . - Complete in one large Duodecimo Volume. Price . .?...( ; 1 75 Cloth ; r $1 60 in Paper, ; ; iut : THE COLVILILE FAMILY ll - BT AUTHOR "FRANK FAIRLEGH." ! ' : ;One Volume, Paper-Price 60 cents. '':vr; M t : si i ; : HEINSBEBGKR'B . juneS7-U ' ': Live Book and Music Store. npBAVELDTG BAGS, t VALISES, SADDLES; jl uarness, isnaies, jiarungaies collars, names, Trace Chains, Whips, Spurs, Dog Collars, Bhammoi Skins, Leather, Feather Dusters. Axle Grease. Sad- el r uara- ware. MlillW tfMBWlfc ajo minimi. OT Also a large lot of second-hand Sad ery Goods. jr.S.Topbam 4c Co., No. 8 South Front St, w ( Wilmington, N. CL mayS-tf nac f iliinUoii ..anileM .Railroai. Co., ' OFFICE OF GENL BUFKRIN TEN DENT, I WnoaKOTOK, May 30th, 1873. : 8PKCIAL. NOTICE. ; rN AND AFTER ho passengers will be carded on "The Through Exprees Freight Trains." , ' may 81-lm nac Gen'l Sup't ; The Mystery Solved at Last ! Bargains ! Sarffalm ! Darsatm t AT COST! 'AT COST! AT COST! At : Solomon Levy's Store ! r. QOME ONE! COMB ALLI t AND SEE THE j i GREAT FALL ; '.. pit Goofls; ClQtMBi, Bodte, SliDes, Hats, A fuD and well selected stock In au departments.' a full line op ladle? weak. .1 ' V 1 1 am' determined to change my basmesi, and in order to ao tnat 1 oner my , t,, . -; , . i ENTTRE STOCK '. AT . COST! Ke hnmbugt - Come and see for joarselTes and ; Save at Least : 25 per Cent, - I By purchasing your Goods of - n - . . .-lr.-'f;ri r;i SOLOMON LETT, ; At the old stand, southeast corner Front and Mar- ket streets. ,r, may 15-lnvnae 1 Cape Fear Academy. T?BANK , H. ALFRIKND, A. ;.'Jt i (WILLIAM A'r and Mary College) Principal. - ' ' W. D. Vinson, A. M., (Washington and Lee Uni versity) Assistant' ' " ' ' The Sixth Annual Session of this institution will begin on the let of October , 1873. ' ;' t' Prof. Vinson is now a member of the Faculty of Washington and Lee UniTeralty, and Is warmly en dorsed by Its President, Gen. Custis Lee, and his associate professors. :u --il . j . ;.:v ..i : For circulars apply to the Principal, Wilmington: juneS61w-nac r (' v ;h..i:'Ji ' i-sx ''Mild Ve Haie Beceiyei lr Steamer To-Day ' a ;. Achoiee.lotof ! . :; ' ' TUKB FRENCH CANDIES, ' i . i i .i Iiried FIm. Prunes. Dates. ' ;: ; : ? v .t, i . Freeh Nuts, Lemons, Apples, Jellies, preserves, ace, sc. . . feb 7-tf : - WBSTACO, MISCELLANEOUS. .T H E P I O N E E R , ... !" ' ; v ' ' published every Friday;1 at " ' " Florence, S. C.,: y f . ;.HcDiaMl TTT AS A LARGS AND KAFTOLY INCREASING '11- circulation in tne tree xtee caamry. - xxmrnem tire in sentiment, It fully accords with the views of our best citizens. ; . , . ' : ' Terms of Subscription: 1 ' I One year, in advance....... 00 Six months, in advance. . ...... .... . 1 75 Three months, In advance 75 ' Specimen copies free. Address PIONEER, s Jebsa-tf a ' ' ,; -:i f f ! '.Florence, S.CS. rrrHE PEB DEB HERALD bee the largest drcala- ing counties, is JL uou ox any pnbliabed bt Antoa or adlain- 'ore the best advertising sedl- UBing me. Address nm for the merchants of Wi N. KNIGHT CO., Wadeeboro, N. febft-tf WHOLE NO. 1,775. PRINTING AND i BINDING THE "STAR" t.w..;r:i!-i.c r.iir.K-'.US L1 STEAM Job Printing Hougo, A. .::. BOOR BINDERY i . if AND BLINK BOOK MAKUFACTOBY ;kti' WILLIAM II.. BERNARD,) PROPBIETOa, THE ONL T ESTABLISHMENT IN THE 82A TE BA VINQ ALL, ' THESE if !..: ,y v.; 'i: FACILITIES COMBINED .1 A- ''I ! ' T1TB BEST 4 8SOBTBIKrf T OP TYPE. PAPERS; : 1 i U Cards and inks. -!' SKILLED WOEKnElT IN t.i'i j I'.i '-v TpTTiTTr Xi OT a tH"TY1 OTIT" ' ill Very IJUyCLl. tlllCllU . - . -j ' . -f ..r x. 1 . ; ; 5 iV- ;.',: NOV TUB ! 7 !i:i',V LOWEST PEICE8, BUT AS -.1:1 'J 2- LOW PRICES ANT OTHEK ESTABLISHMENT. FOR THE BEST. QUALITY; DF:0EK Printing, ;,Ruliiig ' ft AND OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, Executed Promptly: AND SKILFULLY ; . t.l'. . 11 i it 1;.. '. 1 -.- '!.'..... 'n.;. -. .' j s ii' i'h1'! .! ' ' . i - . .1 2 Improved , Maclunery OF AXiXi TTTTTDSI SINCE ADDING STEAf.l POV7ER, '.Ai.i V are enable to flli orders wltn TUB UTMOST DISPATCH. .;) . .Si, i 4.1. -J t. J.('.fe;li i,I ? HATES OI ADVEaXISINCW U Orfe84uaroonea8y,.i:.'r.r.:r..j...r.:.WM' . " " two days....... 1 60 '" ".'" " three days.. 00 " fourday8;iii,.wl vl-. W .',uiTedays. 8 00 !! ' neweekji.'.i;i4,5,li.4.M,i. M " - w ... Two weeks 5 00 ", Three weeks.. .,,.yi...... 6 50 " " Two months ..15 00 " Six Tnontha 85 00 " ' " ' Oneyear.. ....60 00 JS' Con tract AdvertisemeBts taken at propor tionately low rates. "'".'".. - Five Squares estimated -aa a .qnarter-colttmn, and ten squarea as a half -column . . - iii I i i 1 1 1 1 ii 1-5 -s MISCELLANEOUS.' i-A i V !. AS LOW as Ainr E OFFER to THE public .if at WholeHile andRetaH aei IaW sa A siw sa ' N.oithOr SomtbU'. I. iCatf and examine.''' -J ! GEO. R. FRENCH A SON. U:ll. June M-tf i : North Front street. CATAWBA VALLEY i , ;M T.iwn nniwpAwvn .'" . I II I l JL Will , J, 11 A : i' r . 'I-: ':.: vi i -i.it r t .i?-.1''I2 GRAWD CI FT Entertainments. i , .... .1 50,000 Certificates will be Issued at I :U .,,-:i.452'60 each.;-v5... . l-U-u t .vJ I .")-. h-i v . u.".:: :' o..-..ji.--.; is Chartered by the Legislature of North Carolina, far ; " the Benefit of the Common School r '-'r. ztt ' ... and Poor Fund. .li'nuni ORIGINAL AND NOVEL-'- PLAN," IS ' JL pre presented to avoid any postponement, and dear ma t in-' ny snow the advantage, of ouIcb and ear vestments. There will be four separate and dis tinct Entertainments and Distributions of Gift- 1 Every Certificate entitles Its holder to admission to each Entertainment, and a share in the Gifts pri -sen ted at each,. Four opportunities by purchasing early., tn;.:.. :i .i'iir;. 1 ,-,. A r-fi-.f 4,410 GlHi, Certificate $2 50 it FOUR GRAND GIFTS, AGGREGATTNG 29J5a AND 4,408 OTHER GIFTS, IN ALL ; j (63,500 IN YALUB4 ' -a AU Parties, holding cerancate sigsed'W. F, DAVIDSON, Preaident ; A. H. MARTIN, Treas urer, can have them redeemed or exchanged forcer- tiflcates in the above. bend lor Circular. - BALIr CO;,: t -i uneS4-ii- Agents, Wilmington, N. C. iZ .'i it.! e.fj V.: Vm ABE SELLnTGr Cassi tn ere : S u its,v I SUHHER HATS, SCARFS; BOWS i" u v; AT 'THE LOWEST ' RATES. ii if . " ' ? ' MtJNSON CO.,1 Csiit -'I fJCityCiotkiera. ;i ! Je-tf I ' 'JC dBONZY, 'Auctioneer ' t'i.i ' By 'CRONLY, b MQflHIfr .; ,f If: 1 1 r v' VALUABLE ! UXIlTIl'ROVEl J '( i .1;T'.' IiOT AT ATpCTieN ON SATURDAY NsXTi' S8TH TNSTAHT, AT . i 10 n'rWIr A V . w w11 Mil at Eichinm I Corjer-" UNIMPROVED. LOT, situated On the v I NK corner of th and Taylor Streets, the same., 1 havine a. front on Ma Street of M feet, naalng vast 1. . along -lajiur oixeei 11a icvu t Terms 3 cash, balance S. ana. 6 months, 8 per ' 1 M . nj a. ..n . - cent interest. . v . !juneS5-U t:i,! u.ti :'t ,U-.. ' y.s.l ,i: Builders.' Hardware, ' ; Bi iiuu uauunauu uauujj, ;,.,, QILE8 & 3HJBCHISON. , i J ;r .is .Corner' Front and JPrineeiss t.', i 'J Between this date" and ' T S ! T ItR'lt f lit - '.'''''I w vaL saxi. oua kkttbji ; RETAIL STOCK ATjCOST, ,.i..r. r, i . .. ..... . r-tu.t m . fi l (e AttWaalM 4a Arum 1trl h ' a Fresh, and .Complete Stock, ,M ... ... ,.i ... .. , .k it . ; t ..... -. Hence our determination to dispose of the same be- tpreinoTlng.,:rrTrrT!-"'?T-, , j Junel0-tf j ii;i;iB.wiLt;p- Spirit Barrels: , 1 N QQQ SELECTED SPIRIT BARRELS,, 1 or sale by mayS8-tf WILLIAMS & MURCHISON. ' The Raleigh Sentinel. LAEGtST DALLY AT THE CAPITAL .1! Tie Oliest 'Daily in tie State; lit One. mm ;.?es4sr'' 1 a i ... THE SENTINEL ' HAS RECENTLY UNDER- -jrone ehangea and Improvements Which make it . . - 1 0f the best aewsps one of the best newspapers of the State, and as it xion or tne mate is second 10 ; , ; medium. Price $8. ' SEMI-WEEKLY SENTINEL. The Semi-Weekly Sentinel is unquestionably, the cheapest and beet paper of the kind in the State. Price $5. ELY SENTINEL. The Weekly Sen tinel is among the larveet papers in the State, and contains from 36 to 80 colomna of choice reading . matter, including the Meet telegraphic news rrom . all part of the world. For the present ao sarer- ,ilf UsemenU will be received for tM edlUon, Price ot subscription, $3 in advance. Address ,rJ..1LU :'. ' ap6.tf 7 . SENTINEL PUB. OOMPANT. , DANT1IXE TIMES, VlRUlNlAMaaufaetmjrs. 5, farmers and business am"Di Th TtTOea a valuable medium for advertising, or for obtaining correct tafomatlrtn wmcernlng thai re-. , ra arid climate of the Dan River Valley, ta Vlr SoaNorth Carolina. , ThU regkm hi unrivalled , . f mths Vroduction of the nnert yellow cco grown fa thsVnll State, and its t .aenX agricultural ad- ' . Zlataeem are. iiperior to " r other section of the t2 The Times' Is puuuahed weekly att BO a r vearVor tl 86 for six months, Address P. BOULDIN, Times Office, Danville, Ya. - Jaal-tl 1 "
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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June 27, 1873, edition 1
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