THE IIOEimiG STAR.
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rity subscribers, delivered In any part of the
i Fifteen Cents per week. Our City Agent are
not authorised to collect for more than S months in
idvance.
- OUTLINES. ,
Two great mercantile failures in Lon-
don B& O. R. R. Directors have
given notice of -hasla of settlement with
Pennsylvania Road. - Canadian Pres
byterians have joined the Church of Scot
jiin j . . in the Booth's Theatre case of
alleged Violation of the Civil Rights bill,
grand jary refused to present - From
$3,000 to $7,000 stolen ingeniously in the
day time from an Indianapolis bank.
New York Markets: Gold, 117117i; cot
ton, 1515t; rosin, $1 75$1 80; spirits
turpentine 32c. i .
BtlNKEB HILL.
To-day Boston and alj New Eng
land will celebrate the centennial of
the first regular engagement of the
Kevolution, which , took' place on
Breed's Hill, jast opposite the city.
The battle has always been known as
the battle of Bunker Hill, which is
hard by Breed's Hill. The most not
able feature to the people of this
section in connection ; with the cele
bration is the presence of ; several
Southern organizations in the proces
sion. Baltimore, Richmond, Norfolk
ami "Charleston are all to be repre
sented by regiments or companies,
aiul several distinguished Southern
ers will honor themselves or honor
the occasion by attending. Among
these we may name Hons. John
Goode and Gilbert C. .Walker, of
Virginia.
We hope the exercises will be
pleasantly and grandly gone throngh
with, and that the ' wave of reunion
may be rolled still further on by the
patriotic rejoicing over the first cen
tennial of the first battle for inde
pendence. - -r
I
Spirits Turpentine
Halifax county has two negro
lawyers.
ilev. J. A. Oertel, of this State,
lias tome fine engravings in the July num
ber of the Aldine. . . - : .'
The Recorder says the Baptist
Sabbath school pic nic last Friday 'made a
gala day for Hillsboro. ; . '
It is thought that the Radicals
of Craven county will cominate R. F. Leh
man and Judge Thomas for Convention.
Itev. Custis P. Jones, of St.
Mary's City, Aid., has accepted a call to the
rectorship of Sl Paul's Church, Beaufort,
H. C.
The second spelling match in
Rak-teli will lake place to-night They will
spell only Webster's Elementary : Spelling
liook and the " best man" wfll receive a
silver cup.
The Leader says a negro maii
named Rufus Rcavis was killed by liuht-
uiing while lying in the door of his house,
tauoutone mile from Henderson last in
lay night. -
Capt. Simmons, of Weldon has
been a member of the Masonic fraternity
for fifty-three years, says the 2few$ of that
place, and is probably the oldest North Caro
lina Mason. , . . .- .
Statesville Landmark : Mrs. Dr.
Tate thrown from her horse while riding
out liiursday evening and sustained very
painful injuries. One arm was fractured
about the wrist, besides painful contusions
auout lue Lead.
At Trinity College ttommence
ment last week the degree of Master of Arts
was conferred upon tbe following gentle
men ot the Alumni: J. A. Monroe, JJuplm ;
11 V. Norris, Wake; W. C. .Norment, N.
C. Confereace: J. R Webster. Reidsville:
8: W. Brown, Va. ; J. T. LeGrand, Rich-
mono ; a. 11. stokes, t Grange; . Simpson,
rresident Yadkin College; and -J. 31 Ura-
ven, lnuiiy. . . . , .;, , rrv:.s.
Statesville Lauxlrnark r We are
very sorry to record the painful and seri-
ous accident that befell Mrs. Armstrong one
iliiy last -week in the neighborhood of
-Jouesville, Yadkio county. Mrs. A. was
driving throneh a eatewav when the horse
became frightened and ran off throwing
lier violently from the- buggy.- One leg
was fractured in two places, besides other
ciuniui wounds and bruises on toe nip
aua shoulders. - - : . -.
At Wake Forest College com
mencement, a few days since, tne lol
lowinz degrees were conferred noon
the members of the graduating cases by the
prcsiueut oi tne college, ltev. Lir. wiagate:
iiacneioror Philosophy It U. ISandling,
Wake countv. Runhplnr of Hoirncn W.
W. Jenkins, Charlotte. Bachelor of Arts
" W. Bagley, Johnston county; W. V.
Brewer, Wake Forest; Thos. Carrie, Da
vidson countv? J V Phillina and M. I).
Phillips, Stokes county. Master of Arts
-ouu ttay. Wake county, U. Jt Bcott,
ivt-Kingnaiu county.
- Mr. W. L. Kose, of Wadesboro,
as invented an improvement in cotton
h.tie tte. The tie .is formed by cross rivet
i twi pieces of strong iron in tbe center,
"'he same acting as double lever when
"he pressure of the bale is thrown on the
p8, thereby always keeping the tie firm
ly held together. andL the iron beimr made
.Kruduiilly wider and -concave or thicker
uom the corners of the tie, the hoops,
when properly closed wver the same, pre--yent
all possibilhv of its beink disemraiced
i" transportion or handling tbe bale, the
whole being strong, neat, and useful; aud,
further. th tie hinr mut ai tht it Mil
ue opened at two points at tbe same time
l receive the hoops, ia quickly and easily
-adjusted, and a close compact fit can be
iniade, even before the pressure from tbe
is mrown on tbe hoops. -Hje
BaniDcaa .Oatlook la Canada.
Accordinff toi the Toronto Moneta
ry He view there is a good deal of un
necessary uneasiness abroad respect
ing the monetary and business position
there. The fears entertained by many,
we are assured, have no solid founda-
'.'.. "Money may - be more or less
"Miitgent, but the. banks will, catry
"u'iu traders through. ' The harvest
pmsuects are excellent. Wool brings
' good yvwe. , . The Mocks of lumber
1, HE
VOL. XVI.--NO. 74.
and timber will doubtless be largely
uisnosea or aarinsr the vr a nrn.
daction has been heavily curtailed,
and though there may be a heavy
shrinkage in values and a diminution
Of profits there is no reason to appre-
nena anytning like a general period
of disaster.' .
THE CITY.
The Rtaills. .-:.-:.'
The mails will close at the City Post-Of
fice until further notice as follows:
Northern (night) mails for all points North,
x.asi ana west oi
-Weldon.
daily at. . . , . . ..........
5:45 P.M.
. uirougnanawar (day)
malls dailv.excent Kunrliiv . fi-Sfl A M
Southern mails for all points
soutn, aaily 5 :15 P. M.
Western mails (C. C. R'y) daily
fexcent fiundavn ......... . fl-Hf! A f
Smithville (via Easy Hill and
lown ureeKj Tuesdays ana
Suturdavs . it: ; : . . .
6:00 A.M.
1:00 P M.
Fayetteville. and offices on Caoe
. r ear tuver. ,, Mondays ana
rnaavs.
Fayetteville by C. C. R'y, daily
(exceot Sundavst... "
5:30 A. M
Onslow C. U. and intermediate
offices every Friday
6:00 A. M.
Mails delivered from 6:30 A. :M. to 7:30
P. M.,-and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A.
Stamp Office open from 8 A.M. to 12 M.,
and from 2 to 6. -00 P. M. Money order or-
Register Department open same as niamp
office. " - '- '
Stamps for sale at general delivery when
stamp office, is closed.
Key Boxes accessible at all hours, day
and night
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 5 P.M.
NEMT ADVEUTlSKnKNT.N.
L E. Wuix&its Notice.
Hakbisox & Aixes New Styles.
Dk. Thomas For Sale.
Joseph Abbott Port Notice.
John W. Mann -New Trolling Spoon.
U. Flanagan Velocipedes, &c. .
II. W. Shtjrk Auction Sale.
Green & Flanneb Kerosene Oil, &c
Heinbberger Macready's Reminisc's.
See Ad. First Baptist Church Festival.
Chas. D. Mter8 & Co. Groceries, &c.
See Resolutions of Thanks of Y. C. F.&
.oral uoik.
No session of j the City Court
yesterday. - ' ' -,.; . ) -
No cases disposed of at any of
the magistrates' courts yesterday.
-Two travelling bagpipe musi
cians regaled the denizens of Water street
yesterday with music
Remember the excursion of the
Front street Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school to Smithville to-morrow.
'"
The colored people will have an
excursion to Smithville and Fort Caswell
on the steamer lYaccamaw on June 21st. .
The ladies of the First Baptist
Church will hold a festival in Meginney's
Hall to-morrow evening. A pleasant time
is guaranteed.
The weather probabilities to-day
is nearly stationary pressure, warmer, north
east to southeast winds, clear and partly
cloudy weather ' ?. ':-
The case of A." H. VanBokkelen
vs. W, P. Canaday was up in the Supreme
nnnrt and . the armiment was begun. It
will be continued to-day.
Our subscribers at Mount Olive
complain of the irregular receipt of the
Stab. . They say they get all the papers
eventually, but frequently the day after
publication. We can account, for this only
on the supposition that the package, for
Mount Olive is carried by that office on the
up train, and brought back and delivered
the day following.
Baace of Tliermometar.
The following was the range of the ther
mometer at the Signal Bureau, in this city,
yesterday:
:,; 7 A. M., 73; 12 M., 8C; 2 P. M , 89; 4:30
P. M., 90; 9 P. M., 7G
Sapreme Coart Catet.
J The followuig cases were heard , on Tues
day in the Supreme Court:
Bladen county: Duncan McFadgen et al
vs. Johu T- Council et aL Continued.
Onslow county. P. A. and L. W. . Hum
phrey, Ex'rs., vs. R W. Ward, Ex'r., etal,
Continued bv consent of couutel.
Robeson county: Wiley tt. Fort, Adm'r,
vs. W. J. Brown, Jfii'r. Uismissed lor want
of case. -i -
Itobeson county: Alex. S. liowland vs.
Thomas J. Joues. Argued.
Columbus county: Leonard M. Long vs.
Henrv .1. Lonir et al. f- Argued.
BruuswicK county; state vs. joun rui-
tersou. Argued. V. v. Mcliiyue et ai.,
vs. John Faiterson. Argued.
ou tbe War rats.
The Knight of the Spindling Shanks is
now up to his neck in political glory. As
a candidate for Convention, aud as a can
didate for Magistrate, he is sweeping every
thine before him. "More terrible than an
army with banners'.' is '.'Sweet William,'!
and in the fulness of centennial glory he
exclaims: "I have no policemen canvassing
for me Wm. H. Moore, chairman." Uouia
anything be grander, Moore majestic, Moore
truly great 7 No Moore'u rain.
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Dramatic.- '-o.'-.; -;;:i;;
A party of young men have organized in
our city the Thaiian Dramatic Combination
Company, an association formed for the
j purpose of giving dramatic entertainments.
It Is the purpose of the company to present
a play upon the theatre boards about the
last of the present month. : They have now
in preparation the play entitled Robert
Emmet with that end in view. Rehear
sals lake place several nights in each week.
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WILMINGTON,
Athletle Clnb.
A movement is on foot, under the auspi
ces of the St. George and St. Andrew's So
ciety, to organize an athletic club in our
city. A meeting has already been held,
with that object in view, and a committee
to take charge of the organization of such
a club appointed. The -idea of the pro-'
jectors is to have an unlimited number of
members. The membership of the club
will not be restricted to the St. George and
St Andrew's Society. A large lot will be
purchased and enclosed, in which baseball,
quoits, cricket and other suitable games
will be taken part in. The proposition is
also to have a ' reading room under the au
spices of the club and for the use of its
members. Everything tending towards the
physical and mental development of the
members will be fostered and encouraged.
This is decidedly a move in the right di
rection, and thejformation and successful
operation of such a club will afford to its
members a pleasant and agreeable method
of dispelling the monotony of the long
summer evenings.
Water Tank Bu rated.
Yesterday evening a large water tank,
situated upon the roof of one of the build
ings in Carr's block, on Second street near
Market, bursted from the pressure of seve
ral hundred gallons of water it contained.
The noise and unexpectedness ot a cistern
hurrying from the top of a three story
house caused considerable excitement -for
several blocks around, and persons . gath
ered rapidly at the scene of dampness.some
on the way there believing it to be a fire,
others a light, and others, again, most any-
thing that might turn up or jump down.
The water on the way down floated a
buggy apart. A young man wasm short
time previous to the accident engaged in
repairing the cistern, and fortunately had
left in time to escape the' injuries which
would have certainly resulted had he been
present when tbe accident occurred.
Hepn.blleau.ltleetlns
A meeting of the Republican voters of
the Third Ward took place last night, at
which W. H. ; Moore was endorsed as the
choice of that ward for magistrate, and W". 31.
Monroe was declard the choice of the meet
ing for magistrate at large for the township
of Wilmington. '
A resolution was passed declaring that
the Republican voters of the Third
Ward Would not support any candidate
who had policemen canvassing for him.
To this resolution was appended, "I have
no policemen canvassing for me, W. H.
Moore, Chairman."
" W. II. Moore was chairman and W. M"
Mu n roe was secretary of the meeting.
Fire. v'-'
The alarm of fire was caused yesterday
by smoke coming from the back part Of the
Second Baptist Church, situated on Sixth
between Church and Castle streets. The
alarm did not become general.
The Fifth Ward Bucket Company, were
promptly on the spot and by , their efforts
the flames were soon suppressed and con
siderably ; damage prevented. It seems
that some mischevious bays had built a
fire under tbe pulpit of tbe church and it
had probably gotten beyond their control
and they ran away. ; The pulpit and floor
of the church were much damaged. There
is no clue to the youthful depredators. .
RIalce Snort Speeches. ' .
The Richmond IHspaieh -Yfake Forest
correspondence says of the address of our
talented fellow 'citizen, heretofore given by
us in synopsis
On Wednesday at 11 A. M. tbe annual
address before the literary societies was de
livered by lion. A. XL. Waddell, of Wil
mington, N. C. Mr. Waddell's subject was
"The (Jreat Deep." Jfivery one seemed
ffeased with the address, which was very
ntercsting. Air. Waddell showed the good
sense to make his address only half an hour
Jong, llow much more would tne euorts
of speakers on such occasions be appreciated
if in this respect they followed the example
of Mr. Waddell. .
Quarterly meeting
Rev. W. S. Black, Presiding Elder of the
Wilmington District, has issued his ap
pointments for his third round of quarterly
meetings of the Methodist E. Church South.
Among them we notice that of. the Fifth
street church of this city on.Jnae 27th and
28th, Front street Sept. 5th and 6th, Smith'
ville Sept. 12th and 13th and Abbot tsburg
August 1st and Sad."
Ball aa4 Feallval.
A pleasant time was spent last night at
Temperance Hall by the members of the I
O. G. T. and their friends, the occasion be
ing a ball and festival given by that Order.
A numerous throng of ladies and gentle
men were present and the enjoyment con
tihued unabated, notwithstanding the in
clemency of the weather, until long after
midnight.
Chain Dp the
; A photograph of Charles Wesley Warren,
as he styled himself here, was seat to a gen
t'.eman connected with the Baptist church
at New Orleans, r where. the reverend hum
bug and imposter preached several time?,
and was identified as the same individual
with the exception that he had no whiskers.
e. A VV: v !A
Uumallable 'Letlefa.
Tbe following is a list of the unmailable
letters remaining; in the city postoffice: J.
W. Bioss, White Hall, ' N. C.;' Henrietta
Bradley) Conn. ; Jerry Leneir, OliVei,
N; C; Sallie E. Bronson, Bamter; J. E.,li
venbark, So." Washington. J " '
PedestrlauUm.
, A citizen of the Fifth Ward of this city
is satisfied that he can .walk a mile in fiye
minates and -would not object to testing it
upon a wager some pleasant and. isuitable' I
m oonlight evening. "
ORNING"
N. C., THURSDAY.
EXECUTIVE COnniTTEB MEET'
Hdqrs. Central Ex. Committee, '
Democratic Conservative Party
New Hanover County, Wilming
: ton, N. C. June 17, 1875.
The members of the Central Executive
Committee of the Democratic Conservative
party of New Hanover County (being the
Committee as constituted before the coun
ty of Pender was established) are requested
to meet at the Star office, fn this city, Wed
nesday, June 3u, at 3 o'ciock r. jji. ' .
Tbe object of tbe meeting is to call a
County Convention to nominate three can
didates for the Constitutional Convention.
Wm. IL Bernard.
d&w-td Chairman.
CITY ITEMS, i
Book Butoxbt. tbx Moknino stab Book Bind
ery does all kinds of Binding and Baling in a. work
manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. Mer
chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other
work, may rely on promptness in the execution of
their orders.
TaAKena FBnmHa-Imxs.--lBvalaable to rail
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer
chants, manufacturers and others. Thoy are en
during and changeless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an Indefinite period of time. Having just
received a fresh supply of these inks, we are pre
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices. V ;
- Copt or Tkstucoxiau Hann ib al, Mo., May 30,
1874. Messrs. J. & W. Tolley, 39 Maiden Lane, New
York GmL: The 13 Gun which you built for me,
No. 3093, has arrived safely to hand. Allow me to
thank you for the fidelity with which yon carried out
my instructions. The general outline, beauty of
proportion and excellent finish, are all that could be
desired, and more than meets my expectations. I
am more than ever impressed with the idea that it is
as necessary for a man to have a gun built to meas
urement as to have a boot so built to ensure a good
fit. , The at tern 175 and penetration 40 are very su
perior, l ift Mtiern is as close as I desire, and the
penetration t i'nk is" seldom attained, being far
ahead f any public record which I have aeen.
Respectfully Yours,"
r v j; vsr ' G. W. Dobxax.
Fairbanks' Scales. It is some satisfaction to
know tbat notwithstanding the depression of busi
ness throughout the county, the principal industry
in this placo keeps up. Forty-eight fuU carloads of
scale were shipped from the ractory ia tne monia
of Man The production of scales for the first five
nio nus or tne present year was over zsuu mere taan
for i he corresponding time in 1874. Se. Johnsbuty
vaieaotuan. . - : june ii-n
EES0LUTI0NS OF THANKS.
At a called meetins of the Younz Catholic Friends
Society, the undersurned, appoiaied a committee
for that purpose, submitted the following preamble
and resolutioas, which were unanimously adopted:
w hers as, un tae recent excursion unaer toe
auspices of this Society, much delay and consequent
anxiety was experienced by the accidental ground
ing of the Governor Worth the excursion steamer
sno tne excursionists were ue recipients or numer
ousacts of kindness and consideration on that ac
count, for which it behooves us to make public "ac
knowlelgment; therefore, be it
Besotted, That the thanks of this Society are doe,
and are hereby tendered to the Captains and officers
of the revenue cutter Crawford and the steamer
Emma Dunn for so generously aiding in tbe effort
to tow the Gov. Worth from the beach.
Resolved, That we acknowledge with thanks the
kindnees of Capt. 3. T. Harper, of the steam tug
James T. Easton, who remained near the Governor
Worth for several hours, and by his efforts prevent
ed her from drifting further on the beach.
Resolved. That our thanks are due and are hereby
gratefully tendered to Messrs. Williams A Murchi
Bon for the tender of the use of the D. E. Murchison
i nd to George Hanles. Kq. for the Waccamaw.
(which steamers were already under way to render
any aid to the excursion! sts that might be necessa
ry.) and to tbe medical gentlemen who volunteered
their services on the occasion, t wi
Resolved, That a copy of these rcsolntiousbe pub-
lisnea in toe btaji aoa journal, or idis city.
FRANK II. DAKBY, ,
v rr,f i T i JAMES RB1LLY.M ;
" J. II. ALLEN. ". .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Festival.
rpO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING,
JL , the Ladies of the ; .'
First Baptist Ctaorch
will hold a
FESTIVAL IH UEOIHNETS HALL.
Every effort will be made to render the occasion
juae 17-lt Cheerful and Rkfbmhtjio. .
Auction Sale.
I WILL SELL ON FRIDAY, ISth INST., AT
Fablle AtieUen, -
my.;. -'
Entire Stock of Groceries.
Includiag Store Fixtures, Ac. Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock. U. W. oHURK.
. jaaeHt ' " SI N. Front street.
Kerosene Oil, u
25
CTS. PER GALLON.
i WHITE LBaDvlsHisi hIfj.f iiu
LINSEED OIL.
U(-j'i , HOSTKITER'S BITTERS.
VINXUAR BITTKK9,
- , , . ALCOHOL,
SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR,
For sale by GREEN A FLANNER.
Notice;
IVL
Y WIFE, CAROLINE- J AN8 -WILLIAM 3.
aaving lert my ooara and oea wiuiout provocation,
1 he eby not fv all persons aot to harbor her. and I
farther notify them that I will pay no debts con
tracted dt aer. .; -. n j, ., - - .-
: . L El WILLtAM8,
" juae 17-law4w : ,,. Brunswick County, N. C.
f ! New Styles; Straw Hats,
LIGHT CASSIMERE PRESS HATS, BOY'S
and Youth's Fancy Stiaw Hats, Variety of
uunes' straw and cnip uats.
At HARRISON & ALLEN'S,
Jui.el7-tf City Hat Store.
For Sale;
1 TtlP BUGGY PERFECTLY NEW. OK BEST
Baltimore Manufacture. - Also a well brok n youug
harness and saddle ho se.
, For terms &c, apply at ' ' ' Vi!
,' DR. THOMAS' '
June 17-tf Corner of 4th and Market,;
Fancy Creameries Butter.
T ETTER THAN ANY OTHER, j
XJ '. ; Sold only by
...... CHA!
jane 17-tf t-
D. MYERS & CO.,
5&7 North Fronts
200 " " TWO HUNDREDCASES 20'0
Clarets, Hocks, Brandies
and Champagnes.
! Loweet Cash Figures.
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.,
. June 17-tf ,547 Jfotth Front Street.
1 Velocipedes;
TAOLL CARRIAGES. '. ' HOBBY HORSES.
, CHAIB BOCKERS, . IiSXTES HORSES,',1; c
? i: STICK HORSESjWHEELBARROWS,' li
PROPELLERS,
r TWO AND. FOUR ; WHEEL WAGONS,
and a very atteactiva stock af Picnic Traveliiiu
, -.!.'( (;:' :.-.: ' "flirt V ti Hi! ,1.4
,.. Just received and at exceedingly low prices. ..:
.zt ; Variety Store 4i Market street.
June 17naclw
L. FLANAGAN.
JUNE 17, 1875:
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CUSTOM HOUSE;
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i WfLDIINOTON, N. J., -
Collector's Office, June 17th, 1875.
ON FRIDAY, THE 9TH PROXIMO, AT 12
6'cleck noon. 1 1 shall exoose for rale, at the
public warehouse under my charge, the following
unclaimed merchandise, as provided by law, via: '
Marks.,, JTos JPkgt d Contents. E Quantity.
ljtf pipe Gin.
ii Gallons:
Delf shavea. - 1,287
hi pipe Gin.
V. ."' .
1 1-16 pipe Gin. 7
1 1-16 pipe Gin. 4X
Said sroods havhaer been imported in the Br. Brh?
"Rob't. Anderson,? Hopkins, Master, May 14, 1874,
from Liverpool, and consigned to Master, r , r
JOSEPH C.
ABBOTT,
' Collector.
June 17 3taw3w Th Sat Tu
MANN'S
At . iul!
. t'-i.' ''
New Trolling Spoon.
Inofferias! this Troll In z Bait to the public the
manufacturer feels confident he has brought this;
aruuciai nail to sucn penecuon tnat it neeas due a
trial to establish its superiority ever all others for
catching Bass, Pike, Pickerel, Trout, Salmon Trout,
Muskalonge. etc. Thrro sizes made No. 20 for
fish under 8 peunds weight; No. 21 for fish under 10
pounds; No. 22 for very large fish. If not to be
found at your fishing tackle stores, these spoons will
be forwarded by the manufacturer by nail. Price
$100 each. JOHN II. MANN,
June 17-3t . , . - ., , Syracuse, New York.
Macready's Keminiscences.
MACREADY'S REMINISCENCES, AND 8E
lections f lorn Ills Diarv and Letters. Edited
by : ' ;.. .
Sir FREDERICK POLLOCK, Bart.,
one of tla Executors. ' With ' Pcrtralts. Cloth.
$1 50. ; :: ... -..v . . ; -
"Mr. Macready is left to speak for himself; his
figure alls the front of the stage. . No one,
after reading his journals, can deny that he was an
example of Christian manliness and of manly Chris
tianity. N. Y. Tbibunk. ;,..,
For sate at
: HEIKSBERGER'S "
June 17-tf Live Book and Music Store.
1,500 y 1,500
Cases " "
; GOODS SUITABLE FOR
! Family, and Eetail Grocery Use.
Tine Goods at the Lowest Reduced Cash Prices.
CHAS. V. MYBRS & CO.,
June 17 tf 57NorthFrontbT.
I. B. GRAINGER Pkkbidint
HON. W. D. JOHNSON...... Vica PbesidxmtT
J. D. CUMMING CAsanw.
BANK OF MARION,
MARION, S. C.
Directors :
HON. W. D.JOHNSON....
J. D. McLUC AS ;
DUNCAN MDRCH1SON.,.
...,.Marien, S. C.
.'wiimington.N.C.
Wja. A. WKItiHT
JNO. W. ATKINSON.... ..
IX R. MURCHISON .i.....
I. B. GRAINGER...! :., .
Docs all the ordinary business of a Bank. .. -
jlssues. Certificates of Deposit bearing interest. "
; Will take pleasure in accommodatuisr the mercan
tile communities of Wilmington and other places
by discounting such paper as can be recommended
as gooa ay any or tne uanta located, where tne par-,
tics are carrying on business.
Correspondents:
Merchants Exchange National Bank. ... .New York.
Citizens' National Bank Baltimore.
Bank of New Hanover. Wilmington.
may 20 tf nac ' . ,, :
MISCELLANEOUS.
Just ' Received.
BRONZE CLOCKS, . i
FS U1TJLNTVES, NUT PICKS,
-EfigM - Peari : Handle:: Knives,
Fans and Chains at Low Prices.
GEORGE HONNET,
53 Market street.
Jane 10-tf
CheaplGroceries.
lESIBING TO CHANGE BUSINESS, I WILL
sell my entire ttock of .
; Groceries at Less Tiian Cost.
i , ....
A good chance to, buy Your supplies and -. T
savefiWeen'per cent
in your purchases.. A full supply of fancy groceries.
; .. - -u . . .y ; . " : , IL W. SKURE, .
junel2-tf 81 North Front St
a Great Qnestion SoM at Last.
i E&QLE PENCIL ,0:8;
i r- rt. krwly: invented . I ? I
' i ne wly: inven jed
Jtl. Kl .
I INK AND COPYING CRAYON,
Lead Pencil, Writing Fluid, Copying Ink, Pen and
j uoiaer, K .'.,,.
All Combined in one.
. Where it is difficult to carry ink. all 'tis essentials
are supplied by this new article, which is always
ready for use. - '. i i :
As an Indelible Marking Pencil en Linen.lt has
na equal
i For sale by '
! CONOLEY YATESV
June 104f f ! h'f 47MM"fcet Street
Hay, Corn. Jlice and Mea
i 'AA Bales Hay,
2000 BMbe,iCora' ......
Barrels Rice,
FAA Bushels Water Ground Meal. -
For Sale by
June
tf " KETfCHNER A CALDER BROS.
i Sugar, Coffee and Flour.
pjQ Bbls Refined Sugar, " ' ;
g Hhds pemarara Sugar, , , Vf , , t
i KVBagsCoffee.V-- V v
low
7tlX Bbls, Flour.
1UV
1
For sale by
. June 13-tf
EERCJ
HNER CALDER BROS.
font's
TTI?LE.. SPORTING AJN1 ttJaaJiiT JLUN1NG
XV.
,AND BLASTING POWDER,
P- '!
Fnr Hale at reduced Prices by '
may 6-tf .. . O. Q. PARSLEY ft CO.
v WHOLE NO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
; Excursion Season
COMMENCING JUNE 1st 1875.
A ; FTJI J. ' LINE OF ROUND TRIP TICKETS
XX to all Summer Resorts of interest Artmnnrrjuira
UPPER SOUTH CAROLINA, ; .
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,- r ' 7 ! S
. MIDDLE AND WESTERN VIRGINIA, i
. . . NORTHERN AND EASTERN STATES
Will be on sale at ' ..
j Union Depot Ticket Offlcc. '
Price.LIsts, Time Cards' and all needful informa
tion furniehed en application to the undersigned.
A. POPE,,
jnae l-2w . Gon'l Ticket Agent '
The .Wilmington
-AND , ' .
Coast Turnpike; Company.
A MEETING OF THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
xx
M., for the purpose of duly organizing said corpora
tion, by the election of a Board of Directors, and the
aoopuon 01 proper oy-iaws xor 11s management
umingsou, dune iota, 10 io.
T. J. SOUTH BRLAND,
J. R. DAVIS.
CHAS. II. MYERS,
W. A. CUMMING.
Committee
appointed
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NORWOOD GILES,
juBel6-tdm
There Is No Doubt About It !
ClotMng and Gent's FttrnisMni .Goods
CAN BE BOUGHT AT FAR LESS RATES THAN
before since the war. -
1 Iherels Ko Doubt About It.
MUNSON & CO'S.v
, , y Is the place of all places in this City , . :
$ - Where It Is Daily Done.
. june 16-tf . ; .. . . .!
Administrator's Notice
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING QUALIFIED
as Administrator of the estate of William Hot
tendorf, deceaed, hereby notifies all - persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate payment;
and all persons having claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned,- duly authenti
cated, on or before the 8th day of June, 1876, or this
notice will be pleaded hi bar of then recovery.
1 ' HENRY A. GLAMEYER.
? ' : ..; Administrator,,
- ; ; No. S. N. Water street
Mabsdkn BkixaxT, Attorney. ' june 9-lw.
Something New.
Frencli Linen Snitlnss at 15 cents,
Worth 25 Cents;
Japanese Poplins
at 20 cents, worth 30 cents. ,
. -'Mi Call and see them.
J. & H. Samson,
43 Market' Street.
june 5 tf
; ;-i Latest Styles.
HAVING RECEIVED BY EXPRESS BLOCKS
of the latest styles of Hats for Ladies and Chil
dren, Mrs. Virginia A. Orr is prepaeed to alter, press
and bleach work entrusted to her.. Old Boenets
and Gentlemen's Panama Hats made to
Look as Well as Mew.
: For particulars call on or sena to MRS. ORR, on
Nun, between 3rd and 4th streets. :
ap 15-tr ,
Very Choice BT. G. Hams
T ARGE OR SMALL. FERRIS' SUGAR CURED
Jul Hams, Strips and- Shoulders received every
week; every piece guaranteed free from bugs, and
of best quality. Their ' Meats have a reputation
above any other In the country, t i .
june 13-tf
JAMBS a STEVENSON'S.
j Mineral. Waters.
. , .; .i '- ; . ' ! - 'i i "i: .' i . .' : ': ':-
T7ICHY. KI8SINGEN. . BELTERS AND CON
; V gress Mineral Waters, reproducing in the highest
degree attainable, tbe waters of the most celebrated
medicinal springs, with the additional great advan
tage oi aispensmg inem in a greater aegree or con
centration. , t - ;.. t-: ,
The above, with Pure Cold Soda Water, always on
araugut, - ... -
At i .-, -, . ' S. G. NORTHROP
jane 13-tf Fruit and Confectionery Store.
DR. J; H. DURHAM,
i Surgeon Dentist; ! -
QFFERS HIS, , SERVICES TOOTHS PUBLIC.
. Office formerly occupied by Dr. W.B. Murphy,
june Mw :' EVANS' BLOCS!, Princess street.
Photographs
Of our1 furntturb with , price lists
furnished on application by -f, , , , , ; i ... , , ,
may 18-tf j ; -! D. A. SMtTO Si C.
C.H. Ward's ;
HIONABLE HAIR .DRESSING A SUAY-
tt' OtWVWM a UVBiU M! a OU) UUIlllliUU, . '
N. B I have secured the services of the BEST
artists of my profession. . i
"fine stall-fed beef
QaIaam T Oamth VMkiw fit- H7ft1t.4;. M VT t
' ' " -AT V i - , !
Citizens r.larket
i SATURDAY MORNING, j
ALSOrLVESl'BINGLAMBS.
! : 1 i , , . T. A. WATSON, ",
JdnelO-tf .').'..,-" ; proprietor. "
Ales ! Ales ! Ales ! ,
GONSIGNMSNTS OF SUPERIOR ALES: RE
ceived every week fresh from the Brewery in
quarters and half barrals aad bottlea. - . .-t
We offer the same at reduced prices, and chal
lenge competition as regards to quality. " - i '
, i ' . , j H. BRUNHILD BRO., !,
No. 3 GraniU Row, South Front stre t,
June 16-iw - " ' Wilmington, N & :
OFFICE OF BOARD Of COUNTY COMMJ8-sionera-New
Hanover county. .Sealed, pro
posals will be received until Wednesday, the ,23rd
' inst., for furnishing Medical attention t the outdoor
poor or Mew nanover county, lor ne year irom wo
iSrd dav of June. 1879. to the 33rd day of June. 1876.
Proposals to apply to tbe "outdoor poor within the
City of Wilmington. JAMES WILSON. Chairman
isoara oi uonnty uibiiuhbiuubtb. . (jiuiv
Grass Blades,
TT4T
CUTTERS,
SEEP i HOOKS, ; GRAIN
XL Cradles, Corn Shelli
&C , A full assortment
of the above goods can be found at the Old Estab
Bshed Hardware House of. . ' . ...... ,
t JOHN DAWSON, ! '
June 13-tf Koa. 19, 20 and 21 Market St.
Ofl sbcre om ay,; l"K
, -f :: " rouroayst. ....
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8 Of
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one week.
" Two weeks........
" Three weeks...
Two months."."!
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biz months..
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ZLlZ1' By'.iv.....;.i.i;i:i..i.i..6oo
'.i5. V"?" Advertisementa taken at ptopoi
tionately low rates. . r.
, Five Squares estimated as a quarter-column, and
tan squares as a half -comma, u
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bacon, Pork,' Flour, Corn. Ac.
wpj Boxes S. Sides and Shoulders,
Boxes D. S. Sides ' -
QQQ Bbls Fleur, all grades. '
8000 BnBnelBPrime White Corn.' J " ' '
"JQQ Barrels Refined Sugar!'1 ' ' ; ' ;f
-QQ Bags Prime Rio Coffee. -
JQQ Barrels 8. H. Syrtp,: ' 1 - -;
10 0 Md Bbls New Crop - Cuba Molasses, ' '
jqq Bales Prime N.- K. Hay; .- - . .
50Q BdlsHooplron, - ' j '
25 Q SecotdHand Spirit Bbls;
5 Q Barrels Rice,. 100 bbls Glue, 00 Kegs Nails,
JQQ Boxes and Half Boxes Candies-,
gQ Boxes tye, -
or Boxes Soda,'
25 Boxes Potash,'-'
5Q Boxes Candy, ''
5 Q Boxes Soap,
5Q Boxes Tobacco,
1 ft A Gross Matches,
For sale low by
jnne 13-tf
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
Relishes, Sauces,
JARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE STATE. '
Pickles and Preserves,
Imported and Domestic, all' grades with .
STUFFED MANGOES, PEPPER AND ,
--V Fainilj PIcklcsV -
When year Flour is out try our New Process Em- .
v ,j pire Jour, . ;
WHITEST, PUREST" AND SWEETEST IN THRm
: .( ..; , STATE.,. r .s;
i New.Precess'' Empire Flonr--.
, Send to us for this Brand and save ' money. ! -1
Bottled Ier Beer; :' v : ' '! .
! ":- " ' Bottled Lager Beer,
Pronounced the 44 Bestf Brought here,: and at prices
to bring it hi range of all,
. ' GEO. MYERS'. : ' '
June 6-tf - . f 1113 South Front St
-TOW IS YOUR TIME TO S AVE MONEY, IN
J.1 the purchase of , . ,
- Dry Goods, l
This stock Is to be sold m a limited time; not ocC '
cent above actual cost, will be charged for any
article, either large or small, singly or In quantity.
In this sale you have a decided advantage,
; THE STOCK IS NEW,
and every piece, of goods Is desirable. There ate
: many small lots of broken packages, remnants.
Gloves Collars, &c, &c.,
that will be sold at much less than cost to close
them out.
Very respectfully,
V " ' ' 'GEO. XIEBER,
No. 29 Market Btreet, WUmingtoa, N. C.
june 13-tf , . -. v .
A Startling Tumble in the Prices of
CLOTHiisra-.
jJEN'S & BOYS' ALPACCA CbATS 1 60 to $2 CO '
White Linen Duck Coats
$2 00 to ti 50
$200 ' " '
; White Vxiei Pants.....'
Beys'Brown Linen rants...:..... 75to;17"
, Boys' Brown Linen Jackets Pacts $2 00 '
; Beautiful Business Suits.... '...,..11000 " '
HANDSOME DRESS SUITS ! : ' '
At comparatively low figures. ' ' - ' '
jnne 13-tf ' , ' ' ' f A. DAVID.
"" 22
Retailers , Tobaccos.
, 10, 11 and IN PLUGS iu j.i ,tr W;
. 21, 3, 3iand 14 Owice PlugJ
Yery Desirable
On hand and to arrive SflS Packages.'' -;
jane 13-tf
HARDENS AND INVIGORATES THE GUMSI "
Purifiee and Perfumes the Breath! Cleanses . . ,
Beautifies and Preserves the " '
i. . i. , - .i. .n C"n.i, ;it 'i) :
Use it daily, and your teeth will be the last of Na- .
ture's gifts to fail you.1 it.' ".t t i ,i.ii;;iu,. .
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.. . .
may t8-eodly th sat ta I'Uti Stria h iioijy
. Still Wanted r
- i I S'lUf,
:tj; iiiiuii
Wk WISH C& PAY CASH FOR A "
Second Hand .Spirit Still
that will run from '
16 to 20 'Barrels;
i " :o t '. i i.'l ; i f. i 1 , , I
S. i.
f.l ' 4 i ' 1
AND IN GOOD ORDER.. ii 1,. , :,
. ;.. EDWARDS AtHALL.:.'.
june 13-tf
; Seonable0oods
GENT'S GAUZB UNDER . SHIRTS: 'GENT'S
Fine Dress Shirts Uow neck), Boy's Ftue Drees
Shirita (jow neck), , , , ,U.-.l t til',- .. .
.,:' Gent's Alpaca Saeki i
BOY'S ALPACA SACKS,'- ' U ' ' 1
' t- it-tl !' HI i in -;i)j
i , Linen and Alpaca, Hasten, :
, Gent's .ldale Thread
and Fancy SocarC
Boy's and Children's Clothing at reduced prices.
BHRTER BRbE.-
jane 13-tf.
i : Graiiii Cradles-and Fan Hillsj f), :
GtRANTS SOUTHERN 'PATTERN 5 FINGER1'"
Gram Cradles (The Best fat tne Market), and Grant's I
Fan Mills for Gram. , . . .. -t
, . For sale low by t " " , 'I '
june 13-tf
'. jV';' 1 - ' ' ' ,. : ' ' -
Vv nano, Guano, Guano, y
1AA Tons Eureka . Guano, 160 -Tone GuanapV
luU Guano. - ..-; ni-tiiv, ; .-..s-Forsalelowby
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