North Carolina Newspapers

'r UOBiniTG STAB, -1 HATES OF ADVEBTIWRO One' Bauaraone dff,.i4Tv".k-V"----tJ 55 twodys,..7.....V.-,..'i.....i. 5? " threedays.....,......:-...... ; " four days.. ...... 60 - V'- - iun of 80Mirtww. j . m advance y ' an)... v.. tT " yc. in idmce ( ")..'. ThIwmonUw,M J..... 75 ynemOTtm delivered in any part of the "wfuoSupSweefc Our ty Agents are itfedtoc bm than 3 months ia Evince. v : : j outlines. U A great fire destroyed a large part ot Bak .nTt. . - Seven cholera doalLa at Mt.' Vernon. - l iu Suanish insurgents. '- Explosion -of J boiler b Cincinnati killed two and wounded five. H. I. KirabalU of Atlanta, failed tnr five millions. J Forest fires on Long I Islands Spanish Cortes will grant no J furtber privileges to Cubans unUl they lay I down anna ,:v.-;AI;;.Bt tt.roaa I ..mraandtK&etaKeauori roaaade I . cided not to issue free passes aqd half fare tickets after, Aug., 1. - The Iowa rail- mA robbers are believed to be a notorious mad robbers are beiievea to pe a notorious I gangin Jackson county, Ho. Stock, holders meeting N. W.N. a R. R held In Greensboro Thursday; A. a Buf urd elected President. Hon. D. W. VoorbeeawiU aelirer the address at the State Fair. ' New York Markets: Ctotton,' 21?. gold 115f. THK BAIiTinoKBrriOB. i . 1 I Uurteiegrapmo uiapaicues contain foil accounts of) the great bra which j broke out yesterday morning in the flourishing city of Baltimore. At four o'clock the fire . "was nnder con-' trol, after having destroyed millions of property. ' The boundaries of the con flagration and the names of Rome of the prominent buildings consumed are furnished." '"''".- In common with the whole South we deeply sympathize with our un fortunate friends in Baltimore. That city is very dear to us. In the hour, of trial and trouble the noble Balti- monans nave ever extended to ns most generous aid and warmest en couragement. T Now. in the dark hour of their affliction they have what we can give our unfeigned sorrow for their loss and our deepest most sin cere sympathy. . , ,vtl r , Richmond Enquirer.!' v Nrtla Carolina. Twelve months since the Old North State commanded the anxious gaze of I the nation; the friends of constitu tional restoration and the henchmen of tyranny both awaited with solici tude the sound of the first great gun of the. canvass." The Greeley, move ment received itsv first1 blow at" the hands of the corrdpt placemen, who, wielding! the power of - Federal and State administration,- and- intrenched in the possession x of the . people's money, stifled the honest utterance of North Carolina, and frandently placed her at the head of the administra tion column. A more gallant ' fight was never . made - by a f brave people than that which culmi nated in making Caldwell Governor, through, the cunning contrivances and dextrous manipulations of John, Pool and his jFtdtts Achates, Carrow. Much as we lamented the result be-, cause of its inevitable 1 detriment to the cause of national deliverance, we Pred uchmorefor the sake of the : faithful people who had. made ing of their oppressors arid despbilers.' iinotner canvass is now approacn- i ing its climax in .North Carolina, but, I tnougn involving matters ot grave moment BO UOlSeieBSIV; USB ,lk OWH conducted, that the country, outside of the State," is bardl acquainted with the fact that on the hret Thurs day of next month Korth Carolina is to vote upon certain questions which vitally affect the social and material condition of her peoples jl I The Conservatives of North Caro lina, though unable to -control the political administration of s the State, have final! v bershaded the better class I of Republican, leaders to loin them in 1 the adoption of certain amendments I to the .StoteoonstitntiohXTb amendments -. contemplate .". much needed reforms in the organic lawi .' and we are glad to be able to.believe from the confident tone of the- lead' iug newspapers of Carolina that there is little reason to dpubt' their, adoption by the people next Thursday week. Party differences appear to be in tem porary abeyance; and from this fact we are induced to. trust confidently in the early inception of real relief for. 1 th anrul ,. MArtk fitata frnm t Vio I iinml.t,."-.,:iJ ,t,:i. t.. fnr...l :,l4i . . . . ' JaaraaIIaaaattbSatBu ;. ICbarleston Newt and Courier. . The beaUhythinninp out" process amoner Southern 'newspapers goes steadilv on. tn tha o-rpt at) vantage of '""p'r-' o- press and public alike. The reters- bu TS (Va.) Znefea? ha been merged ...With irw, JF -KWortUawi v r ZrJZr.l " f naex eawl lue "u 8 "l strongest ana most, urua- KttS&SEZSt better naner than'thev ever had be- lore, afid iln dvrt;inor : nnatnmf r f r.' " , . have to pay but one paper forprecise 'y the same publicity, to secure which they have hitherto been compelled to Pay two. It ,1s a? good; change, all around. - - - - - . , f si' ryev. liurwell Temple, who has recentlv been onit in la R0 Tear of am Qd has been a minister of the Primitive aptlst Church for more than fifty years. e is also editor of the PrimituM Baptist, the organ of that church. ; i w v- ' . J ackson Masse r, the blind ten year old lad from Gaston county, is exciting the CharlottMM with hi. wnnrlprfnl mnrfftal Performances on the piano, declamation, &c. 7- VOL.: XII.-NO: 107. PALMETTO tCAVES. Orapgeturg has hog cholera." -Work baa commenced on t.hA .cllV;U,turaj xair ,ouuu. iug. , - ; , Mr; J; M. Davia,? of "Abbeville. has inventeU a fire extinguisher which! I uses water only. . The crops in theartem part of !TerAaw50unfy4, 'climagect' "on Monday last byntorax I -" -:Tlf W:'lr'i.-. V-Liiuii - I Rev. Robert King, died at her home nearTSeRon, duThuBayrTuTFUth; aged 79 years. ';tti ' agea 7 a years. ;.tThetockholdera.of ahe Union Sarings Ban of Columbia, held their first annual meeting on AVednesday last, and elected Mr., J. P Southern president.' ;. '.7v..: 1 The saw and grist mills with the gm-nouse attached, of li. Jl. Uorbett, M, s;o.Yt;h f MMI, J1MUV4 WUIIDJ VfUiV I get on fire apd entirely consumed on .Monday night , Iast with their con tents. the"OITy; . .'. If BW AOVEBTISBIHBNTS. 6sa R Frekch & Son. Shoes. ' 1L CnoKiiV. nAuction. ' j . , " Alkx Oldham. New Flour, &a : DeBossst & Ca Cotton Batting. ' BoiroRD, Crow & Cov-Hay, Corn, &c. Xlaa Sassi. , So far this Summer has been one of the mildest, taken altogether, that has been known in many years. We have had a few days of excessive heat, but iu every in stance ,. the - temperature - has speedily changed and we have been favored with a pleasant re-action. During many of the warmest days of the season we hate also been favored with fresh and invigorating breezes from "old Ocean," which have in a great measure neutralizedVthe effects of the heat, and made our "city by the sea" really an abode of comfort and pleasure to a de cree t which ft we ttwill ' veature "t'try say is rarely . experienced at . many of the famous' watering places and other favorite resorts of health and pleasure- seekers. The nights, too, have as a general thing been pleasant and comfortable and calculated to woo the drowsy god. ' Should the season continue so propitious there will be no necessity for our citizens to leave their homes to seek more pleasant climes and healthful breezes, as, in that case, we can well afford to invite our friends in the interior to come and summer it among us. Mi4Uac -a SMBteraAo aad , IXorso Titter. We learn by passengers by the Wilming ton, Columbia and Augnsta Railroad yes terday that a colored man by the name of Green was shot and instantly killed in his own house about eight miles from Sumter S. C, on Tuesday last It seems that Green was a perfect desperado, a second edition of Henry Berry Lowrey, and has long been - a terror to farmers and planters in that vi- cinity, upon whom he was constantly com- nutting depreeaors, cat. tie, Ac. Alf efforts to capture him . his offering resistance they shot him dead. The Coroner ot bamter county summoned I a jruy on Wednesday and proceeded to j hold an inquest on the body, but up to .1.. lima . Informant lft Rnmbir nn tiding9 had beea M to verdict rendered. Onrawlaatlaia mt a New Calared Bf 111- . tary Cobb Beauty ' A meeting was held at Holmes' Hall on Princess street, last night, for the purpose of forming a new colored military company. The company was organized under the name of the WHndngton Independent Gh-eys. TTi folinwirio- nfflpm p1pmi- ArJ w NWahi: hintrfn? iEWtiwian it rimt' Jnha n'lw OnT.tont- por Secretary. -, ; : . . , - ;,, ' ? , f i The non-commissioned officers will be elected at the next meeting, ' which will be held at the same place on Wednesday even ing next. Tbe company will be composed of sixty members, the names of thirty-five being already ob the rolls. The uniform will be composed of grey, as the name of the com- pany implies. ' : 1 A How tnea mmm ly, j - $x ? . t--. I - The new steamship Baiexah. of the Balti- more ana w limmgion juuie, oi jnucu uapu A; D. Casauxls the agent m mis clty and 1 which is now bete? built in' Baltimore, is I nearly completed and will make her trial trip on or about the 1st, of, August.and is I ovnonto hr flrnt annearance in -rr : : rr . . our waters about the middle of .the month.; I ch . o-jii to firi vel and is built 4 . "a " - agXpreSSlY IOr UllS IXSUC. If- JTt&O WtVaW WUl- manded by Capt. QUver, whesuperintend- , ennmmfition of the B. J. Foley and to" 0,1 1CT riP- r. 1 rr?"i " , I i i B SBJ Sai K eaiarsd BlBlster la TraakU. , i u i Sumter. S. C, has had considerable. of a. sensation'in the shape of an arrest of a col - ored Methodist minister on the charge of .thivatpninff to abduct and runaway with respectable white girt aged about 17 years, I it is auegea tnai ne neumw w.-!; enlne to carry her off by force, with other insolent allusions, and she finally went be- rnJniater, who,was arrested and bound over In the sum of f500 for Jils ap-' f pearance at Court and to keep the peace. . rruj.i T-r Xf tTnrat onThuradav peopiepreier . w sny ow, iiiavwuw ' , I BoutaerB, or the numerous ic "rrlnra I . last, and Uid the fact before hlnv, .Upon can get Ayer's. It roppher tha 11 and ihnn all 1 t 1 rr,-? r- i I data, weatner ana joaes mwu m . - - . i mA-;i - .mnt vaa iasned for the i ,lri whlrJi l Invalnable for every family., I on Local Oota.1 .rl J r. j . ".t .-r- The crops' in .Brunswick county are re ported in a flourishing condition. The 8teamshi p Metropolis arrived at NewYprkfcoinjhia port ye.8ter.day, Tberq Vere rip peases ready' for atrial , ;y?,r''900ft ioS - ' . - s ' -J ' The. Steamei;P, -jrrfport.:tti. rt very low and 'navigation exceedingly difficult. i;iJtrriL.- i. i. -. .Tr..i. -.it Esq.. of the Jouruafti quite ill, and wish him a Bpeedy recovery. ' 1 f ' - ' - 1 " 1 1 -- :,; 4L-:'h:' n: : 'i'J A gentleman Who b&S travelled eXton- I sively. In' Sumter county says the crops are very finel especially cotton, . , "r ' j fk W V ri m T I 'upro ine nosing nouryesieraay i,Z7Z dog badges had been: soldabowing a con siderable, decrease in the demand. - Mr, D. T. Hargrove, Managing Editor of the Scotchman and Gbuner. at LanriaV terests of his paper. Those who want dog badges should I get them to-day, as it is the last chance. A raid upon the unbadged will commence in earnest on Monday. J " Ai The great fire' in Baltimore was the theme of conversation on the streets yester day, and much sympathy was expressed for the "city of monuments", iu her great calamity.; , ... A colored mass meeting win be held at Brooklyn Market House on Monday night, which will be addressed by Moore, Green, Mabsonand others. No meeting will be held at the other Market House. Complaints are still made of the filthy condition of Quince's alley, in the rear of the stores., on Market street ' - Something should be done to remedy the evil and we call the attention of the Health Officers to the complaints." ' 1 .' ' .. . ' . , The , cargo of corn . (1,550 bushels) from Fairfield a day or two since was sold by Messrs. Binford, Crow & Co. at 87 cents per bushel, in bulk, being the highest price that has been obtained this season. We allude to the - cargo brought by the schr. Emblem. An Alleged x.nnatle an h Basipacs. A crazy colored boy, a stranger in the city, apparently without friends or rela tives, created a panic on the street cars yes terday. : During , a temporary stoppage of one of the cars near the corner of Seventh and Bed Cross streets, and while the driver was absent for. a few moments, the boy jumped into his place, put whip to the horses and ran them at a furious rate in the direction of the Cemetery. At or near the corner of Ninth and Bankin streets, the cars ran off .the track, fortunately without damage. The boy next ran to a vacant car near by ; and commenced a furious on slaught, upon the dash-board, no horse or mule being attached to t it, uut me oia mine wouiant more " worth a cent" Finally Officer J. S. W. Eagles took the poor fellow in charge and conveyed him to the GuarrI House, from whence, we understand, he will be wbo LmeefatollMorWi name by which he I.!- M-l . .1- 1IL. 1 any Pniiomatlieaii Literary Society, At a meeting of the 'PhUomathean Llter- ary Society, held at the rooms of the Wil- nimrtnn T.ft.nnr tMoni.flml.rfntt ha iollowing officers were elected forthe ensu- ing.tenxu. .. - . . President-- J. J. Bradley. V: Tke President T. W. Meares. Seerfoiy.Z&t. Borkhunef;! M HI Treasurer G. IL Smith. Editor- Strange. . Query Gmmittee--T. 'W. Meares, J. M. Cronly, B. Strange, C. B. Wright, W. L. I Smith. Jr. h 2&uu Committee G. .Smith, Xt a W1"1 w.- L. Smith, Jr, li BuveMnji Committee- H. McKoy, P. M. Fremont Grass Wldowcn. The number of grass widowers in our city has increased to ' a 1 fearful extent within,-the' past t few days. .'They are 1 frightfully demoralized, some of them I having taken to hard drink, some- to cigars, and a few,of the more reckless to lemonade and ginger pop t They all know the meal hours at the different hotels and seem very expert in "placing" the !'wittlesn ' where they will do the most good." The Other Side. ' " - At the request of Mr. B. W. Williams, wno was robbed by the colored boy, Alex. J Almond, we would state that he denies 1 nositivelrthal it was, in; evidence before t w fvr' rv.nrt thst a ronf(minn of ..-i - - - - t was extorted from the boy by prom- w nrthrpfits the onlr remark made to ! V T 7 -it- -..waaj llUU tWlUUX ULQiC9UUVUT ,ylU5 nw of caution from a relative of the accused to be sure and tell the truth, as it would be - to.yrVotott.t effect. ! -LlF7 I VJ 4 Our friends are reminded df the fact that the tim, tot paying ity -xaxes expires on. 1 the 2nd of August.;. Very few nave tbusfaf attended t,be mawarej .mxormea, I and as the time is short prompt action is necessary. Trom present indications there i win oe a grea many uamuw., :t Thb AusPabliahencoinpl is destroyea oy ajh -ZtZZT relet it o rertt oMS July 4-eodiwD&inW . na i ' 1 ' r . 1 ' ' j. I J '! . .1 u .j. , ,' - . , " , . i. i 1 , i I. n !t ? 'U llj' 1 J J -.' i - J I i-l 1 I, . CITY ITEMS. , ParsTwa Pjfrn.T'Wo nowtiavo In stock over. 900 reams of new paper, size 84x36, weight 30 S per ream. It ia good, rag paper, and win be Bold, In tola to aai for cash, or sent by express C. O. D. " ' , PaiMTiHa Ink. We hare Just tecelyed a stocV Npva TnV fnr mmmw niu nnt nn tn nvVnmi nf poiia-' each. 'Cash or C. O.' D. orders promptljr failed - Price as cents per pound. ' ! 1 ' The consolidation of the C'a)itaVir' and the WteJUy Star baring largely increased the circulation ot the latter, advertisers will find it an' admirable medium of communication with the' farmers and plasters of the two CaroUnaa. . ,,-;.r ' Book BraDiBT. Tbji Mobkdc s Sria Book Bind er does all kinds of Blndlnor and ftnllntf in a work- manlike manner, and at reasonable brlces.' 'Vmi chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other work, may rely on. promptness In the. exeenUon of their orders. ' " Job PaiHTnta. We call the attention of mer chaata. clerks of courts,' sheriffs, lawyers, railroad and steamship officers and agents, and all others having orders for printing, to the facilities offered at the HoBitnre Bran Printtno EsTaausmixirT foe the prompt and faithful execution of all kinds of Job PBurrnro.' ? We -can famish at short notice Cards. BOl-neada. Letter-Heads. Frotrrammea. Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets. Tags, Hand-Bill, Cata- loguea. Bill of Fare, Show-BUla, Checks, Drafts, &c Satisfaction guaranteed. " - HTTOTJ Want a Cook,-, . Want a 8ltntion, , T. , , Want a Salesman,' , , Want a Servant Girl, Want to rent a Store, : ' Want to sell a Piano," Want to sell a Horse,' ' ' Want to lend Money,' - 1 ; Want to buy a House, ' ( I Want to buy a nraa, ; s . ; Want to rent a Uouse, I Want to ell a Carriage, Want aBoardtng place, Want fo borrow Money, Want to sell Dry Goods, , Want to sail Groceries, . v t . ' Want to aeU Furnitura, , v : $ 'Want to aeQ Hardware,.-. . Want to sail Real Estate, , -Want a job of Carpentering. Want a Job of Blacksmithlng, Want to sell MUllnery Goods, Want to sell a House and Lot, ' Want to and any one's Address, - . , Want to sell a piece of Furniture, . Want to bay a secondhand Carriage, - . Want to sell Agricultural Implements, ... ; Want to find anything you have lost Want to Advertise anything to advantage. Want to find an owner for anything Found, .rt - i? : -Advertise In s THE MORNING STAB. ; Spirits .Trirpentine. . '. Beaufort is building two vessels. ' Winston thermometers stood 103 Thursday of last week.-' : ; s - v : ; Tarboro was highly delighted with Maj. Bingham's Anglo-Saxon lecture last Friday night : , : : U . - I W- J. Edwards, Esq., bas as sumed entire control of the Spirit eftheAoe. and will continue its publication as for merly. '' . ..; ! Mrs. Huggins, the newly elected Stewardess of the Insane Asylum, .is the first woman that ever held an office in our State Government Kinston Gazette: For about a mile along the road at Falling Creek nearly every telegraph pole was shattered badly by the ughtmng on naay. It is thought Prof. C. G. Daven port is writing for the Enfield Tines the series of essays on the agricultural resources of Eastern l&rth Carolina., t , Speaking of the shooting of Tntl1iM wJ V Tintrera tliA . Tarhnrrt' Southerner The evidence in the case proveauiat oou panics were euaiiy m fault, and that each 'prepared himself with pistols for an encounter on the. streets. It was shown that the negro, fired the - first shot, and was shot down by Kogers, when attempting to shoot again. Nothwithstaud- ingtnese ISCW, xwgere was reuueswu- w plvs bail in the sum of one thousand dollars for his appearance at -the next torn of the to go free, he, in the ppmion of all, being - '---.The Salisbury - Watchman i'l explainsjts position on the Constitutional Amendments': We cannot say we are op posed to the Amendments as a whole, be- cause if we coma pe sausuea ineir raouca ti6n wouldnot deslrxry or' an indefinite IUU VI LAAAAVf bUV vuauwa v, -wa v tion, we suouia ieei utsposea to urge uien adoption; -But we believe that their ratifi cation by the. people next August will utters IV destrov the prospect of a State . Conven tion. And considering the necessity for a VUnvcQUOa tar auvvo eraj uuicf unum, we cannot give our endorsement to any measure that seems to stave It on.; f h ;v: Supreme Court decisions Thursday:- State on roL D. B. Bryan & L. H Morris, from Halifax.' Error. Venire de now. Mary E. Davisvjrf t, .rs- Joshua Parker,' et at, from Wayne. Keversea. Adam Barrington: Adn vs." Neuse River Ferry Company, from Craven. Affirmed. Injunction - refused.. , Remanded. ! James Lee and wife. etal. H.RP. Howell. etaL, from Wayne. ; Affirmed. S. W, Latham,. Ex'r, et oi-i vs. H. F. Whitehurst, from Craven, h Affirmed. ) By Reade, J, Susau F. Stanly ca. W8. Masson,! Adm'r, from Craven. Error. Wm. Foy, Adm'r, ea. J, C. Morehead et from Craven. ', Error. Richmond Dispatch of yester- 1 rlav: It will be remembered that Dr, W. H. ; . j t wt ,f., .-w A0:!!! .iL.nS fitafnwt whn c w V1 i?t-r r"V"V:t DUplUaCVI AAaaU fcViA yviwuvsa " who. administered a dose of strychnine The analysis was completed yesterday after. a thorough, tedious and careful, examina tion, during which he found a, quantity of the poison, as was supposed' would be the case.j iThe fact ha bieffreported to the proper authorities, and when the trial comes off Dr. Taylor, will doubtless be summoned as awitness.t , ;:h,i . ninniED. 5 MEYER RICHARDSON. On Wednesday night last at St Thomas' Catholic Church, at X o'clock, , by Rev. Fatner- wmie,r. r. w yw u jura. Sarah Jane Bichardsan. -' - , f -s , . - . -. Cotton Batting. , -V V .' '' 3-!.l!(.-.'M-':' "5- 'V- - .Vf- FULL SUPPLY OF SUPERIOR QUALITY hand, which we offer at, t : . . .vi 1'v "iowiiGTrEX3,; julySS-3t .'-I'l' DlROBSETACO. - M.t CRONIiY.Anetlsneer. wa waf . Ma UV1ViMUUV Vf sn)i street, an assortment of snDerlor HoiiRehold and Kitchen Furniture, Bacon, Ac, &c, &c. ' ' - v HAY! COBII!! OATS III s -Just Uecelved, 5000 BT7SHBLS, MiXEJ CORN, .WBTTE COKN, -I J -t. iooo .;r: 300! BALKS HAY. i JUso Cuba Molasses in Hogsheads and. Barrels.' For sale low by u I'i'li ' f V. BETFORD. CROW 1ca,: ;1u1t n-tf G-ood and Idra1?le. WS endeavor to com bine . nUBABXLItT - CC WEAR . with Beaaty of. Style, ? And aim to give . . . . , . ... THE BEST SHOB' f ob the money to be had in the State." ' .' ' ' GEO jnlySS-tf , ., , . - . E. FRENCH 4 SON.1 ' . SS KorthFront street. GRINDING - ' ' AT THE CAPE -FEAR MILLS. V . .... .... .,,. . . New Flour from, New .Wheat, SUPERIOR TO ANT OTHER MADE IN THE United States. . Every package guaranteed per fect or money refunded. - ALEX. OLDHAM, " jary S6-lt 5 - " ' Proprietor.' The Mystery Solved at Last I Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! AT COST! AT COST! AT COST! At Solomon Levy's Store ! , ) . s . QOME ONE I COMB ALL! AND SEE THE GREAT FALL IN ' Dry Goods, Clothing, Bootes Shoes, flats, ' 'TRUNKS, &C, &c. - A full and well selected stock in all departments, . . i A FDTIi LINE OF LADIES' WEAE. . i I am determined to change my basmess. and in order to do that I offer my, ; . . , ENTTRE . STOCK AT COST! Ne humbug! Come .and see for yoarselves and Save at Iieast 25 .per Cenfc; dj pureiinwing your vrowig m , ;' ; ; ''. ' ' ': ; soioaioN x.BTY,r At the old stand, southeast comer Front and Xar- : ket streets. mayl54m-nac rrVRAVBLmG r BAGS. ' VALISI SADDLES, JL uamesa. Bridles, Hartmealea, Collars, Hamea, Trace Chains, Whips, Spurs, Dog Collars, Shammof SkmSLLeather, Feather Dusters, Axle Grease, Sad dlery Hardware. Also a large lot of second-hand Saddlery Goods. ' . . B a K. W No. 8 South Front St, JcCe., Front S mayS-tf aae Wilnrimrton, N. C.' MISCEIJiANEOlJS. J (Jj, Jq 01 75 A FEW MORE LEFT : t H i mrfftOP TJT Tft I HT W I P7ITDPT in tVPi 1 lAUoljLLtuAn I MAbltaLL Ifl MlO. ; , . . . ; , f . . t j - j,,.,! i - Tflfi RAtng S0M. 1 o.; tr?r A ye low price for choice FIsli. r.i- Boiled Mackerel t ! FOR BREAKFASTS TEMPTING DISH-BUY ,-AKTTFROM ; "rfflia.YEris A CO.. ; . l t t -s -A JulyH-tfsi .7 Norjh Freat street ND MAKE YOUR SELECTION OF Linen Suits; ' i:. CASSIMERE SUITS, 1 r- .. i ILJnen'Dnrtersf 1 .Ui ALPACA DUSTEES,?-vf i :- jriIi;:;:i?j. j gossamer1 shirts; , , Balbres-ganHair-llosc, , BOWS,' : JnlyS3-tf ' TIES, j - &a, &c; . fx muNSON' OOw it..si it- city Clothiers. THERE ! ! win THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS . SELF- SAC riflce really, except in the rarest Instances; but thrs i. anch a thin? as sacrinclnz one nleasura for tne sake or anouier er giving uu a ueuouoi iibsiuq for a mental delight This should not be called a aa-Vas aa irltrlnff Tin I for a mental delight This bSotx1( tmcttoonlywcige. ' a.. e Yon will obtain mental delieht in sain of informa- tion that will prove no. sacrifice of Tost time when tried at HETNSBERGER'S July J3-tf Live Book and Music Store. "Grass iBlades:;;. ..... . v . ... . . r .. -t v, z 1 , "i'- ' i , " v.- - New Hardware Store : - s. July S54f T , . OILES MUBCBisON.r ;; FresK.Nutsr J UET RECEIVED, AND PERFECTLY FRESH and Juicy. mi Dundee Marmalade And a large assortment of Pre- jul-tf , J. a STEVKNSOJTS. 1 MISCELLANEOUS, GREAT REDUCTION IN - r ." V . . "-. -t .v : . ."a Spri n g a nd-1 S u mm e r , if')'-", u AT-v t'.'.i. Jr&-H. SAMSON'S: 3,O0O Tds striped Xlozambiqnes at IScrworth 25c.- f 5 r :: A FULL LUTE OF STRIPED AND FANCY GRENADINES, WORTH SOc.. REDUCED TO 20 eeata. - 1 l A LARGE LOT OF 8TRIFED AND FANCY; PLAID JAPANESE REDUCED TO 20 Cta. per Yard, jth . v t . Aad all others at a enrresnnndlne' rata We hare iust received a novel style of , ; -; r -f s . . ;,,. . SEA-SIDE SKIETS, - Worthy ot the attention of our customers, which we offer at 75c and upwards. Lace Points at a great sacrifice from 10 00 and upwards. Piques, Nalnaooks aad Summer Saltings in endless variety. - Our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT - embraces all the prominent brands of white and unbleached ih aixr widths, at prices to defy competition. Junel5-tr . , . - Ilolasses and Syrnp ! 2,150 - TIERCES AND BARRELS OF S. :H. S Y R U P! i'i . 'AND - 1 7' West India Holasses, -" ' For sale very low by octt-tf " ' '' WILLARD BROS." Soap Candles Candy. or rv BOXES SOAP, 200 BOXES CANDLES, . W 100 BOXES CANDY, ' rot sale Dy . W. KERCHNEB, ' July S4-tf 97, 38 and 29 North Water street, PORK AHD BACON. 2QQ BBLS. C, M. PORB 25 000 CON! BULK AND SMfJKED BA- Forsaleby " - ' July 22-lw ' " J EDWARDS ft HALL. A CARD. HaVTNQ purchased the Interest of Hi. Brock, I ... - .. . ...... ,-. . Will continue to conduct the business at the old stand. No. 1 Granite Row, where I wlH be happy ta see my old fxlehds"ind' customers. . H. WEBB. : Quarantine Notice. . rpHB FOLLOWING QUABANTTNE REGULA X. tkms will be in force on and after the - - 1st of June,1 1873, xmtUfurthernotice: 1st. All vessels from ports south of Cape Fear will come to at we vurnns station near "Deep Water Point," and await tha ion oi tne quarantine Physician. Sd. AH vessels bavins sickness on board on arrival. or having had sickness during the voyage, are re quired to come to at the station for inspection, with out regard to the port front whence they sailed. 8tL Vessels not included as abova will proceed to Wilmington without detention. ' 4th.' Pilots are especially enjoined to make careful inquiry, and if not satisfied with the statements of the captain, or if the vessel is in a filthy condition, they will bring the vessel to the station for further examination, t . - - - ' i fith. Pilot wllfnlTT violatlnc the auarantine laws are subject to forfeiture of their branch; masters of vessels to a fine of two hundred dollars ($300) a day for every day they violate the quarantine laws, and all other persons are liable for each and every of fence. , - -. s ! , : . . f: 'V C-: .-. ' 6th. All vessels subject to visitations under these regulations will set flag in the main-rigging, port We. f. i ' t :, i . : - 4 F. W. POTTER, , X x Quarantine Physician, .. , '' ';' ' ". Portof Wilmington, N.a may tl-fa w5m-tu fri , . ... ,w STJLdJISHlPlJNES. r , - - : - ' - Baltimore ' and Wilmington SEHI-WIEET STEAMSHIP LIKE ! Q0MPOSED of THa FOIST CLAS8 STEAMSHIPS u il J. FOJUST, ;Oapt. D. J. Prtee, , , ; ,j TuTJCIliliK, Capt, L S. Bennett, ; B-EBBCCACIYDE, Capt D. C. Chllds, Will hereafter oafl from BALTIMORE ' " ! Every Taesday and Friday, - AND FROJIWWJLMINOTON VEil7ednsaidrI fiatorday,'" CONNECTING AT WILMINGTON With, the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta, Wilmington and Wcldon, and the Wilmington. Cnartone ana Kuuenora nauroaas; aiso uie sevenu Hnes of steamers to Fayetteville, ' f , 1 Giving TBiroiMElk BUls of IsJIbk - To all points In North and South Carolina. Georgia and Alabama: connecting at Baltimore with the Bal timore and Ohio and theNorthern Central Railroads for all points in the West and Northwest, and with steamers and Railroads for Boston, New York and Philadelphia, --. V-.'..;!.r ; jror rreignt engagemenis appiy m A. D. CAZATJX. Airent, Wumineton, N.C Akbbxwb A Co., Agents, Baltimore. - . . - dec 21-tf PBJLADELPHIA & S0TJTHEB1T Mail Steamship Company! FIRST' CLASS STEAMERS l-hrffy;X: PIONEER, 8H tons, Capt John Wakelev, . TOITAWANDA, 844 tons, Capt C a Wiltbank, form a Weekly Line, and sail alternately from PhUa- aetpnia ana wiimmgton every xaesaaj wwuiuk, 6 o'clock. j.-ji5 -tii .Vi? l-ls i-1- f'1 Tbroncb BUls of ldlns;: Given to New York, Boston,' Providence, Fan River, Portland and all paints in the New England States, luim rate, as br anv other route. . Also to Liv erpool. London, Antwerp, Bremen, Hamburg, Ams terdam, and all points- on, too Continent and East Coast of England. - ., Through rates from Philadelphia to all points in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee, at as low rates ai by competing- Hnes. vm : r!htRTH8ORlA si Wilmington. N. C., JT. M. Fobshxz, Superintendent Or to t " "J ' ' ' ! i WM. L. JAMES, General Agent JuneG-tfl S37 and 239 Dock street PhlladelBhla. () fir days. ..;... ...A. ' " one week.CiA.'-.U.iwij'i. i...v5S " ..-.rrwo weeks....... ' Thra M i i . iS.l.U. A lift 6ft One month...... - .8 OJ - " . . Two months. srt.., 15 00, : " ThceBMmtha:7.V.V.i..'S 00 . " Six months i. .......... ...86 00 " .'OBeyear....-,ii4.ii....i.;i.i.6a 0t - - tyCon tract Advertisements taken rat propor-' tionately low rates. . . . - - - Five Squares estimated as a qnarter-coramn, and ten squares sa a half -column. - MISCELLANEOUS. AT COST. AT, COST. Ait vuau .i vut, AT COST-AT. COST ! GRATEFUL TO A DISCERNING PUBUC 70R its Immense patronage dniteg the past wen, w e have determined to offer stiU . . . . i i i s s ) f S H,J! I .4 ?' ; " Qiaterduceinenl; " - , ; v S .TawiT .. . t Tiy -UlaeU Ciros. Grain Silks at 3 50, , TT0ETH t5 ; - ,j Black Ciros. de Paris Stlki 1 -OT, ' " ' ' " Worth $2 75. - ; JAPANESE BILKS 45 CENTS WORTH CO CTS., - . .... ... - . - . - : . :a. : .; JAPANESE BILKS 30 CENTS WORTH 45 CTS. Super. X Black Grenadine 70 cents Worth $1 00. Saper. X Black Grenadine 85 cents Worta fl 25. . kj---: IfOW'. 3 Prtee fv. , Slimmer?5 Kesf AT, 25 PER CENT 88 THAN. COST;- Good Domeetie Qingaama, l&X cents per yard; Irish . Linens, 39 to 75 cents; Blue Plaid Home spans, SO cents per yard. ,': f Best Needles, 5 cents per paper;' good Fins, T cents per paper; 300-yard Spool Cotton, 4 cta. . a spool. All kinds of : FANCY ARTICLES very cheap. . We have but a few more weeks before our remov al to the magnificent store, corner of Front and Princess streets. Please give us an early call. B. WEILL, 17 Market Street. $7,000 $7,000 .$T,o6o-S7,bob$7,(ioo . In Six Days, In Six Days, IK SIX InSlxTJays, In Six Days, DAY S. AT OUR LOW PRICES THIS JS NOT 8TTFFI- dent. We appeal to a generous public to make it $14,000 $14,00O14,0O0, The ensuing six days. We have fixed our hearts . npon it do not disappoint as. Come soon and se cure bargains. B. WEDJL, -.... 17 Market street. ' Gentlemen, Attention ! " ' GRASS LINEN COATS, :S ' ' $110 ' BROWN DOWN SUITS (good) " 4 SO .. - WHITE DUCK YE8TS, J-TBO ' i-- IlaJf-Hose at 7c. per pair and Up-' ; -words; Bordered ndk'ft: 131 U Eacn; Saspendera-lSiandv T . Upwards ; Excellent . ' . , Boots . $3 50 ' ,' Per Palr., Y", "'" ' OUR ENTIRE STOCK. OF : SUMMER "CLOTHIUG Must be sold without reserve before removal. -1 lllYEIXIi, IT Market . Street. . July 90-lw BJEO-yTATi- rirrx will remove to our new building Coruer Front suid JPrlneeM Sta , - . - ..;.. . - - i' - i . . . J -. . - . . . f Between this date and . a r -a.- as a as & aa a a WB VOL BXXXi OT7B- XHTOB RETAIL STOCK AT COST, , . .... 3 . As it is our desire to open with a : Fresh and : Complete' StocSr Hence oar determination to dlaposeof taa aamabe' fore moving. , JuneSO-tf B- WEILL, k Peace Institute x ' EALEIGH, 50RTH CAEOIXUA. ; JEV.;R. BURWELL; Principal. , ' - 5 K'iSevS " ! Prof. A Baumaan, Vocal and Instrmnental Masic. -1 The next session commences on the 1st of Sep tember, 18T3. . ' su ;... m - For Circular and Catalogue address - , - ' -: REV. R. BURWELL A SON, I '- July 8-Dtl0A&inWtlSept IKalelgn, a. v. fiice, Flour and i Pork. 50 TIERCES AND BARRELS RICK, 1 gQQ BARRELS FLOUR. , g Q BARRELS PORK, July 94-tf " ST. 98 aad sJ North Waterl , f . yt. i1 "' till " J 'I' !- ! . ; For Turnips. - E. COK SlJPKBPHOSFalATaS or BONE MANURE, Is a most valoabto Fertilizer. . For sale by - ; JulylO-tf m ... ' O 6. PARSLKX Ofi. ' y 1 OtQ WAA & vvy. ; 15 ONE-HORSE WAGONS, IS TWO-HORSE DO, j.,, K FOUB-HORSE WAGONSj Fdf sale by ' F". W. KERCHNEB, 1 ' JulyS4-tf ;. , 37, S8 and W North Water Street Soap, Candles. Starcli: 10U i .100 BOXES CAND SO BOXES STARCH. For sale by Julysa-lw EDWARDS A HALL. LOST. 5 -..f returned to. , j -w--, I July mf THIS OFFICE. A NX PAIR OF KMBROIDESED SUPPERS, UN ' made between Dock and;Front and Market aad . Secsnd Sts. A fail reward, will be paid for the same i