North Carolina Newspapers

THE nOElIHIO STAB: PUBLISHED DAILY, BY a,. ratm or BUMcxxFTioai ur asvax-cu: -" .'i vear. toyman- i"k f"u, , i w Six months. Three mont! i '(". ) , (" " 4 00 t 85 One moniu. 1 00 of the To City Subscribers, delivered In any pert tv Fifteen Cents per week. Our City Agei '.nthorized to collect for more than 3 mox gents are notaathorUedto advance. - . months in OUTLINE. More whiskey seized at Boston Semi-Centennial of American Tract Society took place in Dr. Hall's Church, New York, Sunday, evening ; addresses by Rev. Dr. Tlumer and others.' ;, Said Cubans have bought the steamer Gen. Sherman. Carlists repulsed, from Pampeluna. -" New York markets r ' Turpentine, 84; rosin, ft 90$2;: gold, 116$; cotton, 10i. 1C1. - Chinese steamship Fa Sing sunk on coast of China by collission with British steamer Ocean and fifty lives lost belonging to former vessel. ' Gen. John C. Breck . irtridge h detdJ-sjai. BHKCKINHIOGE DEAD. ... . i itaiciuaj uo v uc iuuok liuuisgc. ous and gifted sons of the South de- ,5?neh!i!!j.1!S8!iine1 5 , aPfPriate - position in a hospital devoted to femaie pa parted this life. Gen. Breckinridge tieots. She was on a visit to Europe in t7 L-jii company with a part rof the family of : Ben- ,or 9u.uD u,c. ..wiuuiv sinktnff, surrounded by friends - who I i.;.,tt.r o'rirv' hi'ATt,eni -.'r..."T : " . . ' J to the last. . .-.V.',"- ; I near Lexington, Ky., Jan. 21, 1821. Jle was educated at Ceutre College, lanviue, biuuiuu law ai ine xransyt- I vania Institute,1 land settled at Lex- I injrton. At the breaking out of the I ilil, Movi:;-mio t . . -vWWfcf, iuaior oi me iiuru regiment oi ieit' I r r . l . l. - i . . r rr tnekv volunteers but had littl on tntKy volunteers, oui naa little op- poriunity for active service. After the war he was elected loathe House of Representatives of Kentucky, and J :.. ,osi . ... ..10tf ..,,w.. ,-uwll,.w...,von. jriess, and m 1853 was" re-elected I r. 3 , . . aiier a viuieui. auu prutraciea contest. I Upon the accession :. of . President xieruts u waa Viieiei iue iiiiuistry to bpain but declined iu ;ln 185G he was elected Vice" President, iu con- I iunction with Buchanan as President. in 1860 the State Rights delegates in - . . , . T . I having, separated from the suppor ters of S. A. Douglas, nominated Mr. Breckinridge for President, and lie received the electoral votes of all :iheSoutherriStates except Virginia, Keutucky, Tenuessee, and Missouri. In the same year he , was elected .United States Senator. . On the floor uf the Senate in the stormy winter isewion preceding ; the ' war be de aofiited coercion ancl resigned his f;laoe as Senator. Coming South, he eKtened tho - Confederate army and rose to the rank of Major General, lie was reulieJ in an attack on Ba ton Houge ia August, 1861 ; com manded a corps under Bragg at Stone river at the eou 015. Ibozana at ChickamaugaT in September, 1863 ; defeated Sigel at Newmarket in May, 1864 ; participated in Early's advance ..... . 1 on Washington in July of that year, rawJ shared in his" defeat near Win- . . .-, . , ictketier in seDlemoer. in Jannarv -1 iisefce was appointed Confederate Secretary of .War. After the sur- I ,:.f .. , I irender of Gen. Iee he went to Eu- r. I rpe, whence he returned in 1868, aad Jias since lived in Kentucky. - J In tlie South the news of Gen. jBreckinridge's death will be received everywhere witii sadness, and in the North there will be paid to him many sincere tributes for his purity of life, heroism, depth of conviction and his I earnest, but quiet liberalism since the bitter struggles of war came to a close. I The Press Association ' on last Thursday paid a fitting jtribntQ to . a modest and gallant- gentleman by leciia hini by acclimation and with Shirty unanimity, to fillthe office of .CarrpondTngoctetaryfTS-: " mf 1 r Ti" f"C A. Shnrt,K'll acanp'intn frlitnr- of the .Southern Jomet who has suffered , . 'vr It, ?reinanJnjy:oiDerDiut.iu:.x4 Carolina at the hands of our political ;peFseeuUri, 'and wb,o; has had . the Hlg4liar mOueSVy 4t1Ml lUruearsUVWJ v say uttie aoout it noiuiug iu uittei- ness." We would have made this note earlier, hot the basV cloaiiiff of the n. 4W nan (f. , thA , . . . rv,v. VM v.... , : . . . ... ...I jjnatter. Tv Spirits Turpentine The State JMedieal Conventvon' Vajeets to-day in Wilson. --appear next weeK in Kaieign. Th Convention of tbe Protest' - ant EDiaeattsi Diocese of North Carolina ... - .-r .4 rnsl n ml i SuT&'K.V.Vel "fi . I7i ' - ' .:: Pon ..nnntv has owt her hest, man lorwara as a canumaw .---r ... 'Hon, in Hie person oi the uiu v'ieatioemuecs of.that body, a -i - - ' Mr .1 n MpMillan orcraoized Anuntv: on Xbun 7-day. a new Grangejof Patrons of Hfls - ? iMKirt. tcDown at Hrincn ursDse. . will cgMWWjfWW" for Vthe year,1875 we The'KaleigtiWewf P j cTyire'wIll hbidihe nr t 1 to . n a 1 1 1 a.n f 1 n sir ;inu viu. w VOL. XVI. NO. 49. the ifcs8enjer, and is located in a fine sect tion of country. Jas. G. Branch, Master; The Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. adjourned on Friday. Grand Master Speed made the following Appointments: W. G, Marshall, Beatty; W. G. Conductor, Jdo. Taylor; W. G. Guardian, P. M. Stuart; W. G. Herald, Henry Porter; W. G. Chaplain, W. H. Gibbone. The next session will be at Raleigh. We have heretofore recorded the death in the SchtOer disaster of Mr. Wiel of Greensboro. Wee see that Miss Dim mock, formerly of Washington. N. C, was also lost in the wreck. The Sentinel says of her: She was a member of the medical profession and after pursuing her studies in this country had graduated with distinction at Paris. A year ago she was admitted, if we recollect aright, to membership in the North Carolina Medical Association and WAS fllllv rrnirni7prt na a lfliarn1 Tlnninrhv - r . " w.vj ui me jrHieraiiy. one suDsequentiv made Jios- ator Edmunds.Uhe distineuiahea Senator from Vermont, when she metTief unhappy She s said to have been possessed of a oveiy person and was highly cultivated, heing gifted by nature with a veryjfine mind. THEGITY. TUe ItKalla, The mails will close at the City Post-0 f- uuul iuuer nonce as iouows; . Northern (night) mails daily.:.: 6:15 P. M. ' " through and way (day) ;; f . i - .t. . - maus aaiiy oujua. J1 Southern maUs daily. -V. 5:15 P. M Charleston direct daily........ 5:00 A. M Columbia " " night .. 5KWP. M wSmailstC. C. R'v) 5K)0P. M. Smithville (via Easy Hill and Town Creek) Tuesdays and . i .w a. Saturdavs ....... 1 ... . .;.. . ; fiOA. M. FayetteTille, and offices on Cape Fear River, Mondays and Fridays...............;..... 1X)P M. Fayetteville by a C. R'y, daily 5:30 A. M. offices every Friday; ..... . . 6:00 A. M. Mails delivered from 7 A.M. to 7 P. L,- &nd u 8andays from 850 to 9:30 A. M. Stamp Office open from 8 A.M. to 12M., 7HM' loney raer or UU1CK. NEW ADVERTUE.HBNTD. James WrLsoir.-County Commissioners. D. Piqott. Tobacco Goods. ' M us son & Co. For the Centennial. , Chas. D. Mtebs & Co. Centennial day. 8. L. Fremont. Extra Trains. 8. G. Northrop. Bananas. D. A. Smith & Co. Photographs. Heenbbergkk. The Odd Trump. H. Sucre. Large Mackerel. Boskowitz & Libber. Dissolution. Yesterday was. decidedly a quiet day in magisterial circles. There was no sessions of any of the Magistrate's Courts jesterday. Centennial matters in our city: : i ' i. . . i nLt. w yiiwt iue-6vi.u upym;uc. - A1 yacht capsized in the river yesterday, opposite the city, giving its oc- cuPants an involuntary bath, but inflfcUng i , . The members of the CaroUna Yacht Club are makins extensive oreDara- . I linna fir thp rocratta nn thn 9.7th unii A IivA. lv 00 is expected. " i '. .". ?,V" - There was 00 session of the City A u vourt yesieruajr, lucre uciug nu uucuucii for lrkl. This argues well for the Batur- day night quietness of our city. - We hear that the salary of our former townsman- Gen. Wm. McRae, as Superintendent of the Georgia Railroad, is only $10,000 a year. Poor Billy! ..:: Two new yachts arrived here on Saturday by steamers from Northern ports. . They ill, probably engage in the B , Wilmington win De largely rep-. resented at the Centennial. From present indications, we should judge our delegation will number from 300 to 500 persons. Cannot tbe Cape Fear Light Ar tillery; recently organized In our midst, take the.tter in hand andliave some demott stratidntm Centennial day? Cannon might I ! 1 I m i . ' v-i ri -o ni j .. Centennial may be had at Wooten's Express tickets J ue- sold on train, anfl full fare will be I charged all who do not provide themselves I . uvei ? . IT . :: .; -u. ... , i uor juasonio ineuus nave I cently improved: the appearance m ay I John's Hall by several pieces oi new ana I DuwiBo,iWuyi - r .1!. J k..lf mith na Himli vhlP.D naS BUppiICU UCISfU Tr Mix uun " is rich, beautiful and- magnificeat. ' The votes of the Annual Con ferences of the Methodist E. Church, South, on a cbanRe of the General Rules, submitted bsUbe last General -Conference, were lor the proposed change, 1 agamsi u 1,004. "The iiewRule, iherefore waa lost, r From the plan of Episcopal vis ita.!ODg of the 'Methodist E. Church, South, I . notice that isisnop North Carolina An Dumber, and BUp Keener th.. 'iroiina Conference at Orangeburg on the . l 2H fk;A n thA iar nr . tsth of December. 1 I omce was iak miu jr -j t--t ened by delightful strains or music, emanar. from the Italian Harpers Band -of 1 M p. Mauro Brqs.. tp whpm; a ... - . .-L.i.i 1VIQ vim 1 W W I ' iv ."! f 1 rT ''HP i WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY. Social side of tbe frea CenTentlon. The Raleigh 2Few of Sunday has an exii- torial account of the meeting of the editors and publishers of this State, held last week in this city, written by the new President of the Association Maj. John W. Cameron. We :Cpy i iteblklLVbsItijetajtipleiaf serve our purpose. It titarts .out with the remark that It is unnecessary to give details of the official, action of the body, as they had previously been made public. " Togo into particulars," the Aw observes" of the other incidents of tbe visit to Wilming ton is, on the other hand, a task hardly to be embraced in the compass of a newspaper article, There is an embarras du richme which is. overwhelming: f For Jthcre isAhe generous hospitality of the citizens of Wil mington to be noticed; the novelty and variety of the means of entertainment offer ed; the hearty interest with which the whole population entered into the care of their guests, the liberality, profusion .and good taste which 'marked the programme, and last but of more permanent importance, the subjects of thought presented by the situa tion of Wilmington itself in connection with its future destiny.' v 'RxxoDiog our scissors here and there" Into Maj. Cameron's account we find that he re garded the trip down. the xirer ' one of un abated and unending interest,"" and that he considered the party " fortunate ia having such intelligent and interesting illustrators, of tbe history of the Cape Fear river, both in hi past and Its present,' s Henry Nutt, Esq.; Coll SA; M. Waddel), Col. W. I De Rosset, and others, whose kind attentions never flagged lor woe moment." . , ,.,, ' Referring to "tbe classic Dram Tree," the 'next object, of attention on the way down was the old scene of - rice culture, the' sub-; ject to the .writer of 'melancholy ieflec UoBLl "The seats; ciaeleariiwiieeP mentsoa the Cape Fear. Jor jnore.jthan a hundred years they were the fountains of wealth, and that wealth, with it accom panying leisure was the basis of that most elegant and intellectual society known to the South. . The results of the war have converted these fields into morasses, and the proprietors,. ruined and impoverished, have abandoned their magnificent domains, or been compelled to engage in that ardu ous struggle for subsistence, so utterly at variance with their previous opulence and the traditionary refinement of their class." Noticing the operations of the two huge dredge boats: "The effects of the dredg ing is already apparent, for the channel has not only keen made more direct, but two feet -mote 'waiter has been gained." Old raised Brunswick, first of our towns, witli no w the walls of a church alone stand-, ing, embedded in a cedar thicket, with the earth works of Fort Anderson concealing what was once so plain to view from the river, comes in for mention, as does fearful Fislier . with its splendid stoty. and Smith- viHe;;ahadedv;bj magnificent live oaks.! Upon crossing' t.he bar farr-out from the and was discovered tbe smoke or a steamer. Upon approaching this, it proved to be the dredge boat,' employed in deepening the channel by the ingenious process of draw ing rip the sand from tbe bottom by suctioa? This process slow as it is has been efficient, for vessels i drawing over eighteen feet or water, and compelled to complete their car goes outside of .the bar, now do it at Smith ville, at a great' saving of ; labor: and ex pense. ; Two or three wrecks,, whose skele ton masts projected above the water, shewed the dangers of the bar. And net a light bouse at present marks the entrance of this important channel, i 5 "The sea was provokingly " smooth, and bat one editor paid nis tribute to Neptune. After a rua outside of abottt ten miles, the steamer was headed in again for the. river, and reached Wilmington about six in the evening, after a day of unmixed enjoyment. The visit to the NavassaJYorks, the ball and other features -bf ' What the writer is pleased to call " the magnificent ovation to the press of the State " take up much room in the report, but we are obliged to cut short the . extracts. Z: cienfliatleaai u raala ispiaeep-a . Cb nreHi-. -f t' ' f ! p. uisaoD Ai Sanson muu am:v. boib. a-ut blerojtid Buell were pre8ente.ud officiating "nr Cst- D.nl n!oAnruil KnrvK inn finnrliiv the BisbpwE SubjecNeeeaaityi for the Coming of rhe Holy? Spirit. It was a won derfully clear and singularly ueautiiui ana u n 1 mpassio ned ,' though r earnest d iscourse, on a theme suitable to. the Whitsuntide festival and the Confirmation services which formed a prominent part of the exercises of the evening. Nineteen persons were ad mitted to the communion of the- Church. The administration of the rite of Confirma tion in the presence of a large congrega tion, the ! venerable senior Bishop Of the Diocese performing the apostolic function, was ' peculiarly - solemn and impressive. The laying on of hands was succeeded ' by an Episcopal charge or address. 1 TJe Cotten Factory, Dit J i It isthonshtlbattbe cotton factory will be ready to commence work regularly J fa about two weeks. The machinery haVbeerj all ' adjusted, and' the workmen whohad that porUonliif'iaDuameBs'lii charge, are to leave for their homes to-day. A start of the works was tnade a few: days since, bat a portion of tbeVmacnioerykaowii as thp h'picker? broke,; and it. will lake a few days to repair it, after which We Understand, the work 'Jvill-be -eommenced. . Several er perienced female operatives arrived here by the; Steamer Gvlf Stream ' on Saturday.' ljhey.willbe.emploje4in the loom deparV Iment and ft is thwpuipceeOto employ them; i4parV9'?0H.1i?to;,4tiTei hands.'11- ; :0 t7-'! e t j,' j fcMi...nMiMMA.l 'AT -1 ' 111 .COUNTY COHIRIISSIONBBS. ! u .A -j.. upi til Cxtral rrem ibe Proeeedlne The Board of County Commissioners met In special session yesterday at 3 o'clock P. M. Present,' Chairman James Wilson, and Commissioners At JI. Morris, J. rG. Wag nerr srYanXraririge find TJelawarerNixon. On motion, the Board proceeded to draw the regular venire of jurors for June term of 4 the Superior Court, in and for New Han over counfyC' The following persons jwere drawn:' 1 ' "' - : Frst ireeifc Roger R Sullivan, John A. Everitt, W. IL Dart, Samuel Northrop, R. B. Freeman, Aaron David, Morris Bear, Jesse lyes, ErnaaueLTrusdale, Jos. Smith, Isaac Splcer,' James Loflfn, Michael Hoop er, W. N. Highsmith, Rich'd Cowan, Chas, H- Polly, Wright Daniels, Hesekiah fReid, Christopher C. Moss, John G. Bannerman, Fred. Jones, Alexander Hostler, Geo. H. Jackson, Sampson Israel, Adam Brown,1 Sam uel Bnxtorn Josj A. - AsheT Robert Mor-. risoo, B.' F""Mitctielf,ll J" Thornton, T.J. Sontherland, James Sprunt, Jr., Daniel M. Smiih, ,Wm. L. Jacobs, Chancy G. South- erland, John J. Forest i Second WeekJao. C. Springer, Nathaniel Sparrow, Chas. Southerland, David Lofton, John A. Hargcpve, Benjamin Jacobs, Ben jamin Farrow, Jr., Charles W.Bradley, W- R. Kennon. James Jasman, Geo. W. Mur ray', W. II. Sholar, John W. MilHs, II. VobGUihn, W. J. Penny, Jesse Farrow, P. Heinsberger, Benjamin Merrick. ' - The application of H." 1. Leonard to list the taxes of John L. Wescott was -granted. Theappiicatkm ot-X)aroline Swann for relief mm-' referred to; the:: Committee on The appficutivm of R J. Jones for license wgmaieomnii The UiUs of .WWrHomphrey. James K. Davind Div' t SiiSaUawell ; weire . re ceived and referred.to 'thej Auditing Com-; mUtee. -.v :r ,.- -:- . . . ' Tlie application of It EL Scott; Sujperin- teudent'of the County Poor House", for re pairs for that institution, was referred to the Building Committee, with power to act; The Board then went into a revisal of the tax list for tbe year 1875,' after. which a recess was taken until: next Monday at -10 o'clock.. . . ' . ; TU Lata C bar lea F. Harris. " f ' The body of our late editorial friend, Mr. C. F. Harris, of Concord, mention of whose untimely decease was made in Sunday's Star, was enclosed in a handsome metalic coffin and at about half-past twelve o'clock Sunday was taken to the Masonic Hall, where it was attended during the day and night by members of the Masonic and jour nalistic fraternities. A . telegram was re ceived from his brother stating that the ar rangements that had been agreed upon here were satisfactory to his family.- These were for tbe removal of the remains under prop er escort to Concord, representatives of the 1 family and Masonic fraternity to meet such escort at Charlotte or other convenient point. In corisequenceyesterdaymorning, at half -past 6 o'clock, a number of Masons and several members of: the press formed a prcsion Md accomparded the remains of their late broker "to the depof of the Carolina jCentral Railway. A delegation representing the Masonio -order and the North Carolina Press Association there took the train ia charge of the corpse. The sad rites of sepulture will take place to-day in -Concord.-- --,--- ; Since writing the accbimt of Mr. Harris, which appeared Sunday morning we learn that he was a gallant ildieT bi a member of the "Black Boys" company of Cabarrus. A severe wound disabling hint from active service in the field, he -waa assigned at his own Jrequesjjo'dotyj io. the, Commissary Department where he-was notabTy faithful. A part- of the time he served in the defences below this city. OathsOMi. We are informed by a passenger who (reached the city last night by one ; of the x ayettevuie ooats mai me j-ax ayeiie i-igu TjofantiT and ,tb Ldependent Light In fantry of Fayetteville are to leave that place for unariotte to attena tne eniennpi ai . o'ciocl UiU'mbBlBgJttTb com panyjwill be brought -down by tbe steamer. D. tfurehiton and the latter by the steames Geo. Worth. They will probably reach here by 7 or 8 o'clock' this evening. The tenta 1 and wher necessary eaWplBg ppuenaiv:es of the above companies arrived here IryYw steamer . earner Wave, last night anil will lie taken l onfte to Charlotte;! - m ? I I j . .j:; at H.rl.l..fU.TxLU j Sjjrl . ,-The xioara 01 vnniy. uommissiopere wm hold a session of three days from: and 'in-' eluding Monday next, for tne purpose of revising the tax lists, as Jhey nave been; re ported to the jk IftiijrXki during these sessions the Board will hear all corh'- plaints from tax-payers regarding the valu ation of ' property by the! tax listers. , An opportunity is thus afforded tax-payers of bavine any mistake, in assessment corrected if any should have been made. After the, expiration of the three days no correction, will be allowed, unless according to the atric letter of Ihelaw. ) j iu r CtesBlal Medals. We' were shown yesterday at the store o( Mr.' X-H.' Allen, two' Centennial medals of the kind teceavy orderedby the Centennial' Committee at Charlotte. They ar about the sizeVf 'a.'svif 4half dollar bne kind made' of.'ttiiat metal 'and the other' made of bropre 'They have the representation'' of the celebrated hornet's pest together with e inMptlQn'k20Ui of May 1973. Under which are the Joined bands. On the other side; are the figures 1775, 1875. ,i They are. I well dtsigaed. aad neatly execrated ...Hi lz., s , iMl;;,'7,i(,r,';-; !M3 MAY ,18. SmW1. CUT 1TEHS. Cakaxt Biasa Lost .-7-One beautiful yellow male bird with, a top-kapt, a day or two ago and another yellow male bird' with a small brown apeca upon its head, from my green house on Sixth, between Prin- ceaa.and Chesnnt streets.. Any. person, returning filCher or botbof tbem, will be Uberally 'rewarded. ; aay '18-tt ' ; J - -; ' Gao, P. La.. hook taDnr.itnt Mouxnam Stab Book &nd- ry does all kuwia of Binding and. Eullng In a work nunilket maimer, and at reaMiuble. prices. r.er-t cbanW and others needing Eecetpt Booka, or other work, may rety oa -promptneaa in tbe execaiion or their orders. , ... ' . V Tbahstkb J tniirnKo-Iinu. lnvaluablelo ralln road companies, eteamBhip companlea, banka,' mer- cyi)ij, BwuBiacHueia auu onerv -, x ncy we. en' daring and Changeless, , and wfil copy sliarp aad clear tor an indefinite period of time.. Having ost received a fresh supply of these Inks,' we are pre. .pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate Copy of tkbtiiiokial. nAKHraiL, Mo., May 30; 874-Mes'srs.. & W. Tolley, Maiden Lane, New York fcant'The 19 Gun which yoa built for me. Ttb. S093, ha8 arrived safely to hand. Allewme to thank you for the fidelity with which you carried out my instructions. ' The general outline,' beauty of proportion and excellent finish, are all that eould be desired; and more' than meets my expectations.- 1 am more than ever impressed with tbe Idea that it Is as necessary for a man to have a gun built to meas-: nremen't as to have a' boot so bulK to eniure a fcood fit. - The pattern 175 and penetration. 40 are very su perior. The pattern is as close as I desire, and the peneuaUoB I thtalc is seldom attained, j being far aheadof any public record which I have seen. ri ''" J Respectfully ToUrsf . l-"-A;!:r,tng t " G. W. DOKKAK. ' NEW r ADVERTISEMENTS, CENTENNIAL! Thb Cabouxa Csintu Railway Cojwajty. Wilmington, N. C, May 17th, J875.1 SPECIAL SCHEDULE FOR .Centeiiriial Trdns ! t COMMENCE AT 7 P. Mi, -18TH. T TAKE FOB the Round TrlD tS 73. : from WUmbaeton. ' aad leas In proportion from other points, bee large bills. . ..,.. : ;.. .. i , ' Centermlal Tickets ' must be ' onrchased or the regular fare will be charged on tbe Trains Conduc tors can sen no otaerstney nave - no otner Kate where there is a Ticket Office. ' i . ' Repular Trains leave Wnmingtoo as usual at 7:15 A.;M.,4aflyv i .-n-.-ui H.;t V-jio, . -.l i r Special Trains for, lStlr arid ,19tb. Leave Wflmmgtoa at 7.-00 P. iL Arrive. at Chsr Iutu8:15 A. M. Returning leave Charlotte at 6:00 P. M. Arrive at Wilmington 7:00 A. M. . : it ' . . t r--. .: - !:-..-;-; ' 21 Extra Trains Will be rua .at 3 P. M. and at 9 P. M. on ta 19th. A large number of Pasaenger Cars' have been secured, by which the public can be accommodated.' . The fare has been placed so low that preparations are made for 3 OW people from Wilmington; '; .-'a -Mi in -vtijj 5S. L. FREMONT, -; , may JS-St .: ; , ; . , ; t Gen'l Sup't,, OUce if tpty; CaiBinissitmers:: : v -iM laanviaa t A X t I Wilmington, N. C, May 17th, 1875. f "TN-WBStJANCB 09 SSCTION-WOP AN ACT .A, to raise rerenne ratified February 14th. 1874. and bectioa 17 of an act known as the Machinry Act, ratified the Ssnd day of March, 1S75, the Board of or county commissioners of New Hanover county, met to-day at the Court House, in the City of Wil mington, ror tne purpose named in sad acts, and wn mnu recess nnul Holiday, the 24th day of May, 1875, At waloa time the Commissioners will proceed ' to revise tne tax lists and valuation reported to them and complete the lista by computing the tax payable by each person and affixing the same opposite his name. The session or the Board, will continue 4or ue space or . . . ........ . ,. .. f . .... vhThrett Working Days J yt . The Board will bear all persons objectiag -to the valuatisn of their nroDertv. or to the unomtt nf tax charged against them. The Board has a right to raise valuations of property that maybe anreason abty low, and for that purpose are empowered to summon aad examine witnesses.. 1 . After the lax lirts are made up and placed ia the mmi m ub onns u wui ne aunost impossible to make corrections. AH faalta mut ba maaMarMi the f aulu of the tax-payers themselves. And notice is hereby given that no alteratieas will be made after the time expires except in accordance with the nnamwoi ueiaw. JAMES WIL80lr, , ' H I .Chairman Board of County Commissioners, mil 18-lw ; AGREEABLY TO EESOLUEIONS OF THE "BOARD OF TRADE," ' of Commerce" and Produce Exchao BEB Exchange; and' by agreement with all tbe G-rbcers. r' OTJB ; PTOBB. s WILLNOT B2 OPENED DN r ' Centeiiiiial Day, ... . : I t i j l M niiwaay swta aasiant. ii M t Our Friends and Customers will please take: notice ' and fill their order the day previous. . ; ' 1 A f -r rrr, rVT f iff tt1 vJe ,Wer? Front CHAS. D. MYERS & CO., . St. , The iOdd Triimp.; l The Odd Tramp. ; HbVMOVb'I"B21- i' 5 . 1 Ji'.. Published by K. J, Hau A Sox, Hew Tortu Bound in Cloth $1 35, in Paper 73 cents. M- V i . S t At HELN&BEBGER'S. ; ' -Y, ..... . :.. ,. , 'il May lS-tfj. iK..f,-.;lft Book and Music Store. . mi. . ! ii, .1 " j: ,' . i ii.,1.' . ' ii- ! n. i- hi OSUNTBT TWIST AND OTHEB ; - dt;fTM)acbb"troods For Chewing-, ntoklncj and Pre. : ija'lAy .s t,f .''. -'- ::-:'..- . erilng-Carpeta '-f-- Hjsd theb woolenb?dM !4Xyi8tf,, Tpbacconist. ' IV" .a Bananas; -'-u.l a . ' I- ma ilJ?OTBEBJ3IOICE LOT OF RED AND TEL- LOW BANANAS received this ih.ia wwlV At;; ;; -.,0:WBTHBOPTf,: hi in mil ii i. ii i.ni il i '"ij'l i i l iii H . ii i i ; .- i (i ii J 'W6i&&OtifrV. ; -NEW ADVERTISEMENTS t Dissolution.otOQptoersliip. (Thb copabtnebship BKHETOFOBE EX- Jsng between CC J, Boekowtcs t George lieber, trading under the' name and Style f ffoskowtta it, Lelber Is hereby dissolved 'by mutoa! con'ent. All parties having claims against tha ' undersigned Arm,, presen t to George Lieber, who will settle the same, and all parties indebted win make payment io-Geo. Lieber, who alone Las the right to collect and pay the debts of the firm. .. . . .. ; .-. T - r -I: i C. J. BOSKOWlTZi" " ayloV8t,?ff iJOl.i) 5 iQL' jtJBBIB. 0 'v- .Hi- V: KOSSE . BLACK WLL?3. PCKELS,'; J AND DEVILED. MEATS; ,. i V Oranffe and LemoDi, '; r: pLp;PORt ;AL1? JLND?iPORTER 1 B. W. SHrjBE, iaayw-tf !:I ; 81 Korth Front 8t For the Centennial WB DUCK PANTS, OJStT 18 00r ' I V txThite dtjck: Vests; oKrLT ti ed; . V 1 I 1 ! - . 'ri , J . i -, ,. -umuku jvusieri, I ALP AC OA DU8TEH8S Peerless'? Sliirts, . HANDKERCHIEFS, - BaLF "HOSE Jkc . , MUNSON& CO. ' may 18 tf - " " r; ' ' ' City Ctothiers. Fhotograplis t)! O 1-5. '.;-i'i;f:--1 ' t 1 . :f n(l ' ',n FOUB FURNITURE WITH, PBICE LISTS fumiabed on application by ; - ,-. ,;;...' ; '' may 18-tr -" .Stivil D.:A.:8MrnL&:CX, ,' 1 1 1 1 1 1 r miscellaneous:. i A: Grand FainUy fExcxirsion WILL TAKE PLACE UNDER THE AUSPICES of the ; - i-. :: i i ii'Uii ' : .. . . ... ' . . 1 . Young Catholici Ftieiid s Society, (. To Smithville and, return per -Steamer GOV. wuttin, on i nesait iatn mtt Tickets for gentleman tl 00 each; fee JaUy or child 60 cents each, r " . . ''' The boat wui leave the Wharf, foot of Market street, promptly at 8 o'clock. Good music has been -en need for tbe occasion. Tne committee reserves the: right to exclude all oojecnonaoie persons. ; n ; , , 'tickets may be procured at the stores of J. BV: Allen, L. Brown and J..IL McQarity Co.- may 16 5t . . . i u s. Our Stock 'K AND COLORED 81 VF WUTTB AND COLORED SHIRTS 1 FOB ' Beauty, St jle and Make are Surpassed bp Hone , And equaled by few. : Call and see bur $2 00 White, 'ni-L . iiy--u ;: Shlrtai ... ' : NEW LOTBOTS CLOTHING. ! . . . t t ; . ; - ( only a few left of those $3 W SAILOR SUITS foM ' A fine lot of Ties, Bows, Scarfs, Ae jU8t re ceived. ! ..v.- -' ' SHRIBR BROS, , . may lS-tf . , . . . i...y.:-; .-..jj , , ?0Market si ' Beceiveda rrHX LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK Of li rr. j -vTsrn. rA Tnia-n -., fJoaiinos.JChessmen. Checkers, Cribbage Boards, and a great variety of interesting' Card Games, - ,f atthe cittbook: store., Pianos,Organs, GuitamVi Tiolins, .Banjoa, tFIutes, FUes, Accocdeons, . Harmonicasv Ac, u.u Foraaleat . ,,,, j I; . v i CON9LET A YATES" : ' may lS-tf ,. . City Book and Music Store. JKeep,;CooL j i I ill ii'1'if.i'.'.T . -- . . . Alpacas' and jLInen' Good Just received. , Call and examine tefofe pure basin g- euewnerK 'si i .! -( ' Constantly on baaa a beautiful fine; of - Which t am making up at extremely low prioea, mayltf - x -4m A.DAVDX The.'. I.lystery. A " ;explaixed!;v. atiitBtroet. i BacAn; SucaiI Coffee JFIout; T V'A WA4at amokeii ffidea-aad 'ShuuMeril Wie'-rf tJU: ;:. ffLTLf T'd'f'il 'lirfcySf Rl;s Iilll A AWaaT., , 0.. . , , . 100 mr. Rio- CAffee; . ' . i: Foaalelow'ly-M-i ;vi;. '-' may 16 tf . j Ri WILLIAMS; A MUBCBISUN Baeon, Bacon, Bacon.1 1 A A nhd Boxes D. S. Bides,' a Hhds and iVV Boxes t. . Mwuiaers, , OK Hhds and Boxe Smoked Sides, tf -:! K -1 V-tl'jfitf OC Hhds and Boxes Smoked. hQkie!4v A BWs Pork,ri; I.: VihlSS.kr. 4 'l SLn ,T;UCH180N. t saleby -V : 4 j ! ;, l.W.; ".V-8S Front str : maylStf ;; ; KEHUHNER CALDKR ROS 9StrS Ceb;e a4 llef rsi 40() rtif, JQQQ BWs Boon t :).. :. OAA PPJliveisl JlwU i ' Ki.nt- Forsaleby r 1 -,' J , may lS-tf 1 , aiOtCHMKR CALDKR BROS. . HTaravf dtiaaaa 1 IrVialiiasaaal " MAiaeaaui lawasawiVBf iiavinsavBi Jiavirajsj j xuius a vt vuua auihkb BlC CabjiMolasw,! OA A' 8018 B- CubaMolaeseaV tnl J.1 evasl ) A ranch sons Demsiara Molasses. ' j " V ' ror sale "by"U1 iHlrV. I ; mar 16-4f ' ' KBBCMNEB k CALDEB BROS, A NOTHER LOT OF SMITHS BELLOWS, ALSO xV have la stock a 'large assortment of Anvils. . 'IttM, Vises, bmki's DriUa, Hammers! Tonrs, Swede , Iron flew SteeL &c. ai- the- Ola ltAMaed Hardware HoaaeTcT HAVES OV AttVKUllklf,, SlBonartoneday;...... .', mree S-TwcTweeks. ' .' 6 M . " - Threewfeck..r;;,., " 1 .,"1:;Ts. - 2att.?j?rfS " iOneyew........i ft..80 0t fContract , Advertisements takpn at prppo' titoatalylowrflieaio xv a v. i i Five Squares estimated as a quarter-column, ai d ten squares as a half -column , , MJSCELLA1TEOUS. NewYftdctes$ JEmpirfi ; Flour, ' "VTKW PB0CESS EMPIB&T fLOtfBBEST AND Just in aad fresh from our Dairy. Nothing like it in itn a,A- ..... O , hoica Extra laiperial. aacf; English Breakfast Tsif rarcoea via wjvcrnmpiii, i ava ana uiguayra Conee .Mahafclia4eerrSMres. -msoiirM .U-yt - : . i3uaiaateedlhe, whlt,esp, and beet in the 8tate. ; Everybody going tto the Charlotte Centennial should send tons ferour'-'.i rfi .ta-is - m-i"?l loi no,;if,tcpi',GECtMTEKSVsT. -. Insurance -Cov, , Assets (Gold)3$2G,r401150 Yd; Hamburg Bremen 'Ins. Co,, Assests (Otold)' $!J,a50,0O05 r nHDISlBftTE&S AGElfC Y, Assets $1,204,000. nay IS-laa . . .JNa.W.'QOBDON, Ag't S TEETII EXTRACTED WIT1XOIIT! FAIiV, With the use of the 'Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas. . ',.4ii i Frtcesedacefl for'f wn.ii : i vtl .. i.-f ,! 't:r:!Kl vi! fw-r'if:-f.,- , Artincial Sets of Teeth. "'" ' ;'; 1 '.. .-J- TEEf BT- FILLED ; UT ;BB M08T IMPROVED Jrvirarr-ij-h 'M ANJfEBvS -5 ; f Office oh Market street, between Front and. Second ' 'fe'-.' : . i.'mnv i w a niTTvarrxr muy 16-lw .Dentists. Binford, Crow & Go., OFFEBTO THE TBADE AT iirfWlJliBS -nA.BbuTloar;a!ripBde- v ? ' l: iooo3 CAft Bbls Sugar House Syrup,' ' 1 4 wUU ' "?siY''ii iv t '; AAA Rami Piffon ii..-.Jlull J . t . zu.u.T:,...-r,.(. "it 20oK;;.r:;;;-; . A Bbls Sugar and a foil Stock Goods In their line. -i''i.ivll:f. ii'.s'l'Kii': J a '. Special Attention paid to, securing, low rates, freights in Carload lots. , J ". - j . -may S-dAwtf t j ..BHSFOBDCROW Co. , Hiace Sacques, - B HAVE NOW ON CONSIGNMENT LACE POINTS " AND :-'.: S j. GsQ, tr B S, ? ' ' WTilchTrtsbffeVat BfPO&TEBS prices. mayS4f yrC -SM U:i fi Market street. : : Blitteftod Hams. - f - 1 fill Ct --'"'? j'lV.! '. - A LARGE LOT OF FINE . - h fciTOshett and .CooMng, Butter. t FJNB BTOCK pJ?Ht0J l . - . , orth 'Caroftnft ' aitd Canvassed u lUlO. If, sttlfini ,, .Ci tH4 M Tersaietow by n.i ' '-. ' . ( .. .,., EDWARDS & HALL arif'V-,t.n9rf-:J-''f x'" .i' ' Hay Hoep 'Iron, Glue, Syrup. Finn Bales Prjme N..TL. Hay,, . m . T Jl. XT f I ir, lVV JQQ Bawdsfihier5.-Ji !; Jt!f r : rygBTels & H.-flyrop, .'.a.ii!sf?''";'"? may 16-tf 8 row oyt . - WILLIAMS A MURCHISON. QAA Second Hand Spirit Bbls, UWV ' r f'l J'-'i ilt 3Q0 .' ! Si ii ; A.egs nans, sir- KA Bbls Aess rorx. r i it 50 s Whole Bice. FoVsalebv'W1 maj 16-f WILLIAMS MURCHISON. molasses, molasses. Slolasses. OA A Phit and' Bblr New' Crop ' Cuba Molasses, m uv: f For sale low ay.; may lS-tf WILLIAM 1 MURCHISON. r - Guano, Guano. Guanol OA A TonB Kork Guano, 300 Tons Guanape l: . Forsalilowby ua'J !-mayiis-rr WlLtrAMS . MURCHISON. I-i. "" ' ' J 811tiSt;Hats. !fi? :io tiiitsi?i.Bi)d fi-,.,'- AOClNAWvANri MOAN j STRAWS, SILK irii Ph; Ut JLadiei' Straw liata JaiA received. ' - i'-'SJ 4.i J J-;i .-jj f i ...... !'- W As f-: 'U AARRISQN A ALLEN'S, : '' 4''may'16f -M City Hat 8tore. 1 !:: Wire BishvCovers' " a ' 1 LARGE STOCK AND GOOD ASSORTMENT of Wh-e Dish Ccvers, both round thd bvsl, for sale low t tbe New Hardware Store of -a 1 '.'' street. fJLenrFioiuct Fler. 1000 BWsrkrar' "- ' " , MMWkawWtfi.-'- ":?;v:''" ; may l-tf; , ; , KERCHNER GALDER BEOS. Ih - Dried Si7edt Corn iC.:ANn,i " . , i a ... ... ; . f a. SUGAR, CUBED. HAMS, FRESH .Coeking Prunes, Presk, May Batter, guaranteed. Eng. and American Pickles DevilledMeats, at maylS-fr- 4 J JAMBS ti STEVENSON'S. , i rrrr frr T " '1 A " . l-rf" f ' TTT- TJ IFLB, f SPORTING AND RUSSET, MINING u.Uf-iABiTISrOWX)KR. Tor fcalskt Mused prteeshyi-i l;t '-SJ 1 O." G. PARSLBT CO. tmirdwlTorK TTTE OFFER WITHOUT RESERVE OUB EN V' Ue Stock atOost, for eash; for cash only. vSfSifrJJ? P0ipsf with the T ? , -threT f W if. .. i k ' 1 t A . f: f V .''t':'a'.--' -Mi T'-v ;' ' " '. ! ; ' m - t ... .. ' Is; !. ''.- '. f r'-fsi-n- ':S t. : :v: . i -P'ir V,' , :f.V'-'!: r S'H :. ' .:. .".ai'si'' ' .M;.V. . a j ii'i! ..'. . s f ,V!. i'.'ir :' yi i t?j-'- tiv,;-; erfi;i' ;:; ' ! ' " , " Mm Mm "ffiJUlv -r--:-;rrv: -.:?( I' i' .Iv; t: f. r ; nap'umnosed of eood material, says I UxO lJ i -t ' - -vkii! . - . ,t t ' ; ...... , ' I L" J '