ig,...,, - ' - - -.-v. . - . : . -l- .. -t. w? . gyrrrJ:".r . rrbw-.s-- insarasSESs .
THET20EimTG BTilR;
PUKLISHtD DAILY. .BY
hates or BUMcacif viOM v nr aita3to j -.
JmTmonth, ' 100
Vn OUT Subscribers, delivered in any part of the
.it Fifteen CenU per week. Our City Ageou are
pot kothoriied to collect for more than S mouth In
advance.
OUTLINES. V
g murderous assault was made in Law
rente, Mass., on a procwslon of Orange
uien, yesterday, 'and seVeral persona were
injured . rr Tbo preliminary, court for
the trial of Bishop Whittinghara, of Mary
laiid, has been appointed, t i-The Fresh
nian yacht race at Saratoga Was won by
Cornell University. - Missouri ' makes
an earliest appeal to secure the Democratic
National ConTeniion next time;' - Ger
man war yeshas)lensecretiy taking'
soundings and mapping coast of Jutland.
1 Yesterday Gov.' Brogden ' welcomed
tbe delegates to' the CJotton Btatei Con
prc?' now sitting in Raleigh. New
York" markets: Gold,' 15i15fi.-cotton,
loJ15I; rosin, fi 65fl0; turpentine,
33. ; t Second annual session of Ameri
can HebrerrigregationcomrM
yesterday in BuSalov 1 and - was largely at
tended. V- r jr i tv
2
TftK rOTTON STATUS CONGRESS
Sroud Ananil SeiilOB! '
RaleighiNews, Tuesday. J .,,f ;v
This body will convene in JLhis-city
this morning at 1 1 "o'clock, "meoting
at the hall of the House of Represen
tatives. il
At the hour pamed the President,
Col. D. Er' Butler, of ; Georgia will
call the Convention; to orders when
Gov. Brogdeu will welcome the Con
gress in behalf of the State, .which
will be responded to by the President.
Mr. F. H. Baabee will then k
come the visitors to the city in be
half oflMayor Separks, which will bo
responded to by Dr. AVin.i Maxwell,
Master of the State Grange f Ten
nessee. ; .iiHa 4- ;-.;!jri..w z-j. -.
After that the osail order of fast
ness will be proceeded with. .. ' I. -
At 4 P. M. ;the members of tbe
Congress will visit the Inwue ' Asy
luin at the invilationfof Dr. Grissom.
Members of ' the city and visiting
press are invited to accompany the
excursion to the Asylum.
Tltb Congress, was prganizeddur-j
ing the meeting of the State Fair in!
Atlanta in the fall of 1 873, and held
its first annual session in Atlanta in
June last, at which session Co! D. EJ
Duller was re-elected' "President of j
the firtngtiftfia.'';:, '.'J.v-. ",
The attendance upon the present
session, it is thought, ' will be good,
all the Southern and. many , of the
Northwestern States being repre
sented. '" : . ;i:T S''?: C 'tiV
The ladies and the public generally
are invited to attend the sessions of
the Congress.!
iar
s
pirits
. Criqia.inT Stanly cutily remark
st iiue. -:- j-;-iW'-r-aJTWv"Xn? i' v
Catawba wheat crop the best
since tite war. jv- ;,s;n-; y-U):r:Tp-
Tbera is a promising crtp pros
poetln the Daabury section. m,
'- As Edenton sloop landed 4,500
Nortfa Caeeikx water melons at Norfolk on
Monday.-' ,7 ' ''
Catawba looks over all our heads
down here and counts fifteen feet to her
corn stalks. 4 "j., ",i4 f-.: ': ...;
; lion. AJ S, . Jklerriuion and Geo.
AY. It Cox spoke in Carthage, on Saturday,
on the subject of Convention. . '
The wife of Hev. C. R Jones,
13. D., formerly of the North Carolina Con
ference, died at Yuba City, Cal'; June 21st
i Charlot'te has eleven7 stores in'
icourse of completion. A. large , number of
smaller houses' are also going ' up in that
city. 'i. ?.
t- Tlie Haywood u Conservatives
will support Dr. Sam. LovefurCouvention.
A Mr. Wilson ) is 1 running as independent,
""fortunately: --p y; V-y.-
! Springs, the fat editor of Mt.
Airy, has been heard .lrom.1 ' He. has lost
two hundred' pounds,-1 ' says the Hickory
Pfest, but stiU weighs 800.'; - ' '-r:
A new Ppst OfBce . lias been eV
tablished 6h' the WeateriP Division of the
Carolina Central Road, called "Mountain
Island" about ten miles, from Charlotte. ;
Cdtawba is going . to be tip on
churches, tod. ' Herr i the ' Hickory iVe
saying that the Catawba Baptist new build
ing will be the fines. ib the. State westof
Salisbury-:" - tT-K?"
Gen.: R: B. Tance 1 will address !
the people of Hendersonville at some con-venit-nt
time daring the session of the1 Dis
trict Conference there oh tbe subject of the
'Qiplwtn Asylam. - 1?i!!t"
,Ther fearless Qornetr fellows in
laieiglilif aflnoODcingan teiectlon. say Uatv
uaitera will be allowed vote, and tbe
Supreme Court, will havt.nothing to do with
fhe election. :; '.iL-iut-L. :-;:,A
! The members of the Edeuton
Slim M. E. Church Oibirj Raleigh, kindly
aud delicalely offer their services to sing at
the private houses of invalid' members who
we uot able to attend Church.
Our ,god contemporary, the
Hiarlotte Oemseral, has just entered mj iu
2iit volume.; The Democrat is a popular
and very useful paper, and we hope it may
live as long hi we shall ; want newspapers.
-r Alrs..,Graot indf .Miss, Mitchell,
w lio have teenJCtjridnctiDg-a school of high
Krade iu Oxford, for a Ions time, will take
' harge of tbe: Srimintoo Female College; iu
Matesville this Fall. They are daughters
i f ihe late Dr. Mitchell, of Chapel Uitl.J t
At a - mass convention - of the
Tmwratlc ."citizens" of RandoTph County;'
Friday Ja8t 1L . & Bobbins, Ksq., was
nominated for the State: Convention U fl 1
he vacancy on the ticket occasioned by the
declination of Dr. Craven. '
We,, copy Jthej-ollo wing brief
rom the Btidmora dazete i-tfThe Bishop
f North Carolina is pleading for $13,000
to establish the Bavenscrof 1 Associate Mis
sion in the western part Of his diocese. - He
has received already one-third of the
amounu"
The Concord Register, has jasf-J.-amed
of the commission of a rape by one
William Thomas,a white man of low repute,
Mrs .Caroline Stogner, neaf Big Luck;
iaidy countj-, on the 2(Jth of last month. ,
The bcoundrel escaped,' and the-woman
makes tyro or tb,ree different statements.
-.jyOi' iiiLJJObll OrJTJE SSSS
VOL." Xyi.NO. 96.
1 In the . Northwestern portion of
U..USIUU cunniy recently ; a man . named
Buck Suggs ravished a Rule eirl nine or ten
years of age. He is the Same fellow who
maiciea once for the committal, of a
similar outrage in Harnett county, but got
clear, upon some ground. lie is at large,
says the ut- iii.f S
The Pioneer says that at Bak-w-Tlle'
Mitchell county, on the 1st inst,
u. Him . '-Deaton. aged 13 years.com-
uiucuoumme oy nanging liimscli to a
beam under a stable shed on the premises
of T. C. Buchanan, with whom he has
lived for some time in the capacity of a
Concord Register; Mr. White,
who lives in thesRethfil nitthhnmnA
I Townshin No. 10. had nn ftrhihitlnn tn
town one aay mis weeklnagget &cf gold
about the size of a hen's egg, which . was
t. , f uu rni a iewj aays neiore by
las little boy Large quantities of gold
have frequently been found in the same
neighborhood. - - ,
The-Mails.-- V-; - r.-, .t .?
1 The mails will close rat.ihe'iRty' iWo
nee until further notice as follows: v
Northern (night) mails Cor all points North.
:f East and West of ' Weldon, 4 r
5 daily at . f 5:45 I M:
it f " through and wav (davY v i -v
.i malls d&Llv.Yrprt Klin i air Jt.QA A "M"
-j 1 ' -J ,
Southern mails for all points ' : . .....
coutn, aaiiy.;. ; .. .. 5:15 P. M.
Western maila(CCL By) daily .;
' (except Sundava-Viii .i : 1 . . : VftsSft A- irV
Smithvillevia Easy r Hill and V:'
Town Creek) Tuesdavs and V f
V Saturdays ;. K)0 A.1.
Fayetteyille, and offices on Cape v ; : "
rear ttiver, jaouaays and v"'
Fridav8...... . nm t"i
Fayetteyille by C. C.R,y.dUy. . X
(except Suiidavsl. .... , . fiiaiT 1ft
Onslow C. H. and intermediate .
; offices every Friday c.-oo A. M.
, i The Smithville mails, by steamboat, close
at 8 P. M., daily, except Sundays.
J Mails delivered from 6:30 A. M. to 750
P. M.,-and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A.
M. :-::; " ; 1 '' -'
,7 Stamp Office open from 8 A, H. to 12 M i
auu irum 9 w owu tr. m. jnoncy order or
Register Department open same as stamp
office. v.'.. .' -v : '' "- i--;. '
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. , ' j- ' -
";t NkW ADVEBTISEJKW.
. IlErN8BKRGEn New NoveL : .:..s : ;':: ,
. Axes. Sp&uht & Son Porter and Air.
James C Musds St. John's Loile. -g
Muxson & Co. Linens at CosL 4 , , ,
: A..V- Horbklit Notice; : -'
Vj D. Macumbeb -Excursion.
teal bet.
; v J usiice ,Ca8sidey h ad ; ne Case
of petty larceny before him yesterday, i but
it was -contmued.over.
" :: The Howard Fire Relief Engine
Company No. 1, were out with their engine
yesterday for parade and pracUce.0lIO k
I The Democratic Conservative
County Convention will meet in this cily
Thursday evening, July 22, at 8 o'clock.
The Independent Order of Jfech
abites is said to be in a very flourishing con
dition, the membership numbering about
sixty members.. . ci
' We receive many complaints of
mail failures, especially on the W. & W.,
Railroad.: We hope : the 1 mail, agents wUl
"mend their licks."
The funeral services of 4 Mrs. E.
HL Lord ' did not take place at' S& John's
Church as the types made as say yesterday
morning, but at;StJ JamesV
f An open-air concert by the Cor
net Concert Club will Jake place at Sunset
Hill on next Wednesday 'night. - The pro
gramme for the occasion- wH be'announced
indue season : : -
Itanse of Xbermoaneter.
The following was the' range of the ther
mometer at the Signal Bureau, in' thU ciiy,
yesterday:'7 " Ai iivu - ....
r- 7 ASSLlW p Mj, 89t 2 I. M , 90; 4:30
P. M., 91; 9 P. M., 77.
iff
10 "J .1
nactstrafe's Cntu
Henry" Taylor, colored; (not Jthe well
known. imnoonderV was" -arraiened before f
iJni!. Gardner. vesterdaVi cnareea dv ms i
wife AftflnintaTajlor with willful abk
the case dismissed. :;;
TUB Crep. '(-:; ; : , .' . -.
; We learn from a gentleman recently from
Onslow that the crops iti that and other
counties on the coast, especially cotton, are
very poor. It .seems, dillicull to usigu fi
caase forth is parllal failure? OwVarC of
the farmers of that.sectiou, but it is Loped
that they wilt do tetter next tinft0 yif$ '
Optra Hbm vmHtKtvr.t-iM(it:rk:
The,' Apollo Cornet Band w ill play some
ot tneir clMice music 00 tbe portion of the
Opera tiuuse, ou the " iuccastui ; to-uight of
tlui Ifirst appearance ofi he Wilmington'
Ajateayj)ramatteAasociai
peau Club will preside iu the Orchestra,
aud takeu altogether tbe yuiig men intend
U present for.lhe entertaiumentof their
audience bill -which caiiorXkiUoJntercst
aud please. The box sheet uiay be found
at lleipger
Opinions have been delivered Jfl the. Jfpl-,
lowing cases iq jthe. Sureme ifyrthi'z:yyAH
: D. 1. McBryde et ah vs. John Patterson,
from Robeson ; ' judgment' ' modified; cost
equally divided.'..! ' i. - '-Ji:
y By Reade, J. i-x; , ,f r Z. Z:" VK" '"
M. L. Holmes et aL Vs.' T. J. Crowell et
aL, from Union. - Errors and Judgment here
for defendant
R J. Holmes et al. vs. T. J. Crowell et
al.; from Urdon-ff Affirmed; fnd judgment
here for defendant. -L u . - -,
By Rodman, J.: n n ' , '
Alfred Dockery vs; R 8. French et aL,
from Robeson. Reversed and ( action , dis-,
missed. " . , . ...';
WILMINGTON,
h Property CbanKlnj-JR"d"i
Messrs. Cronly & Morris sold the follow-
ingjpieces of property to the highest bidder
yesterday:' - - . .'vi: - -
TwoHStory brick store No. 2 Granite Row,
Front street, 24x89 with L. on alley of :i5
feet, now occupied by H. Gj Hastcnjo
BrunhUd & Bro. for $6,500. ' "T 1 1
; Two-story brick Btore on" South Water
street, 24x95, now ptcapied by ? Grant! &
Hinton, including wo wafhoisea Ji reite
of Same; to R. E. Heidc, for $5,975. ; 1 of the participants. A great mahy from
Two-story brick . warehouse in rear of J along tb? line of the railroads are expected
above. to'John Haaf. for $1,475: -w I l.totakerpart in the excursion. As will be
Two-story brick store, 40x186, 'occupied
by ICronly & Morris, to Edwards & Hall.for
$6,100. q tT '" v"' A T (T Ti
Wharf, shed Kiud offices1 ormositetdrf
abve, 99 feet front upon Yater street, 00
up.eu uy wrer gu., w vicu. .
Harriss, for $4;450r . -i-VO .
- ' a " ft gr . ' -
Warehouse on Wilkinson alley, 131x40,
a r - ST CV 3 A A.r i I- 1
40 V- fwan ior( foov.r p , , ,
Wharf with bU Iboildings .tWeorJ, 15Sf
xSf
Harriss & Howell and others, to C.
man. for 1 5.000. 1 . c
A threo-story i4ohble-i ajrick Jbuildingi
upon North, side . of t Princess, ' between
Frpnt and rWater ; streetsi.occupie4 by:fif J
,WL .Gordon, ;(v. ,tl., Harrison and Mrs.
Warren, to w. lieruru tor :a(Jl. i: .,,
kk three brick 6tore?neY Wcrtl
Water and Princess straets.Ijpccupied JCJ
Hyer. C0 by 91 feef! loX!. if. Stedraari,v1or
The ftdlowing cases were iliried - of
before this tribunal yesterday, moruinej. ,
r Kbrgan Henry, charged with cursing and
abu.-ing bis wife, Mary Francis,' was found
guilty, but tbe case .was dismissed on the
payment of costs.
.t t
- Alice Mathews, charged- with dranken-
ncss, was fbmd guilty arid'ordeTed4 'pay
a fine of $10 or work for thirty days on the
streets.'-. " ni !--vt,T n ' -r'f i ''n r.-Vrt nnm
' Isaiah Branson, charged ' witit'-fighlMg
ankl other disorderly conduct oaCanypbell
street, was found guilty, and ordered to
pay a fine of $20 orwork for thirty days on
the streetsil iSBlMinlii MliK
Ann McAllister, charged with the same
offenee as above,- was found guilty and or
dered to pay a lino, of $or.workflirty
days on the -streets, ,t4 . i
Mary 5 Nixon,; charged; with"5 the ; -same
offence as above, ' was foand. guilty and
fined $20 or work for. thirty .days on the
streets. ; ; ' ; . . . ,
!f Alice Mathews, up on the same charge as
above, was found guilty add sentenced to
pay a fine of $20 or work for thirty days on
tite streets. : - - - ;:-
SMary Nixon, cliargedwith play in" cards
on Sunday;. was fwnaVg'iykBaderciL
to pay a ti no of $20. and ctwls , ,cr work for
thirty days on the streets. . ,
Isaiah .BruDson, charged with allowing
card playing on Suriday S-as 'found 'riot
guilty aud discharged. t - '
IMartha Williams, charged wrtbutiag pro
fane language on the itreetsVwas found
guilty and fined $20 and costs or work Jfor
.thWtoVfhe'str
Armte McAllister1,' charged with' playing
cards on Sunday, was ordered to pay a fine
of $20 or work for thirty days on, the etneets.
i $Geo. W. Davi& charged with a violation
of the dog ordinance, was ordered to pay
a
fine of .$10 and costs.' Defendaht appeal 1
I to the Superior Court and was required j
ed
td give bond in the sum of $100, for his
appearance. - . : '
There were eleven other cases for the
violation of the dog ordinance, all of which
Were appropriately disposed of. : 'fiti'
fumn lain
) The following persons were tried, con
victed and sentenced at the late terra, of the. fc
Snpertor Court :
' i David Nixon, larcency. 20 ; years in the
Penitentiary. 1
j Richard Bennett, larceny 5-years1 in the I
Penitentiary.. - f,Tt -j-P A rtfX
Eli DudleVr larceny.'o years uVthePeni-
tentiarv. .- ! ?'
I Henry Johnson, larceny,! 3 years-in the?
Penitentiary. ,
xAtwwu MUJr
CharrJartlnt' HircenyQi Months
in
tbe County Work House. - ' f ffr
) . Depnty helI."rMris7w4l jeH.tB
for Raleigh this morning with the convicts
destined for :theiPtBltrtiay?f - 4 '
Rev. Dr. .r !. ! ' ','
I The following extract concerning this
gentleman we take from the Raleigh CAris
tian'dfoeatiDrjftfaiiM for many
years Presiding E der jof this district of the
M. E. Church, and consequently is well
knowiimiilDbr&ifoi our thiiini:
Closs is very precarious so much so that
eminent phy sicians have told him that if be
continues on his present round Of appoint
ments be wjlj, not,, Ijve until Us cJose t ,At.
the District Conference at Plymouth . he
suddenly lost all consciousness, which con
tinued for several hours,! and; for a d7 and
night there was -a total' ks of memory.
ive years ago he had a similar, attack at
agnolia.1 i Since the attack;'. ;aVPttmpufhl
he has Buffere&.f rom chills and bilious . f e
yer, but;1 notwithstanding, has attended all
of his quarterly meetings but tmfil" Now;'
at the advicem his pbvsicians and . the" tfr-
cent request of his people,, he, will quit rhis
L A ... i..i::l.i:.....l U.. U,. tk hill Anllin- -1
try for recreation. We trusf his health
may be specdy and gnjtjrely ,rcatpred. j H j
I --rt; i !-rr'.-.y. i a-t bu.rJ-utn sdi ot iff
The t.eelra To-NikIiI.
' OurjfriendSy should .bear in mind ttal'
Prof. Kendrick, of Jacksonville, norioa.
will deliver a tecinrj I at he,jroonw of ttaJ
Wilmington LibraryAiscrmdihUKWidi
ned eveninei atijiiciock. Plorlda.
Tbe theme: of :tb lecturer wiU nadoubt be
treated in a manner which will ensure the
Interests and appreciaUonatJ yld ire so
fortunate as to be present . . "
N. C, WEDNESDAY.
xi lrr5anllTit Bxn-faioi: ST
. The moonlight exdursidn, announced to
take place on the 19th, under , the auspices
of the.Pyaa Silver ; Corpet Band?;jt . ex
pected will be a grand success. The La
Ftyette Silver Cornet Band of Fayetteville
iinttijte Aillp Crn.et Band of this city
"haveaccepfeiir- invitations to attend the ex-
cursion, and these together with' tbe Pythian
Band will leave nothing wanting as far as
f muaieconcerned. to securcahe entoyment
I seen by advertisement In this issue, refresh
I ments will be disposed of on board the
8 Aamer T T X T T T irr
ti 1 il it I. W
0onll,dei-blll .,tention isbeine naid : to
tyrBcientific 8port of iate in 6ur city. One
f afrnoon dario each week the go,,,, of
U
the ftre-nrms of a rifle dub which has been
formed, in our city may be heard re-echoing
frumHhe swamps across the river. The
Jtarantlier.. rifle.; clob isn6w
spoken ofamLlhis of course is calculated
to bring about competitidn, . increase the
practice and develop skill. Such: . organ l
- kitions are of course to be encouraged,' aa
Ithey tend to promote health by the exercise
, whcjUjeractkeen or
cause ta grow a! love ' for ouUiobr, sports, '
fWft hope $00. to : ch
Irdrgardzatiou ot another jifle-claU.? 7 A team
Xftexempie r israei
The aTratigementa : are being, perfected
fcr(the remony of laying the corner stone
of theTer. e of Israel, .to take place i-.tiir,
.mtevfV7h"RW VflWlXfr
trow, who was T invited to officiate on tbe oc
casion, arrived Jn.tis, city last evening and
is the Jutst of Mr. A, Weill The ceremo
nies' on the occasion promise to be grand
arid ihterlstrtfg,an
such an .i-ventJn.lJjfrhUtqxydfj the jfewish
pli tif NorUCArpa tl
1 . - - j ... i If
Thectir Case."! .i.i. -.- .. it
The following regarding the recent city
billwe clip from the Newbern Nut SMI :
1 Owirig to the'late Supreme1 Court 'decis
ion in the case of VanBokkcleava, Canaday.
as to the constitutionality Of 'the amended
charter,, the Republican City Convention of
Newbera. Wet in the comity jail oh Satur
day nieht last to take Into consderation the
f legality pf the. amended 'charter of this .city.
Several speeches were . made - and various
opinions interchanged, after which the com
mittee went into BeCTersesBioTiriiis--pre
sumed, however; .that-no other action was
taken than that of calling the bid Board
of CHv Coundl together. rwhich metL
of thf ailarSiPliffleterdty. As the!
session 01 tne isoara was sinctiy private
nothing definite is known .of theur proceed
ings, thdiigb It 1s presumed he Board de
cided, to apply for a wri pi quo warranto, in
reference lo the i present Board of Alder
'men, and that it is their intention to get out
an injunction restraining .lhe.cUyJ4Igol-:
lector, from collecting taxes. , However, all
this is conjecture,' as we heretofore stated
thejnedtings were private -
Bishop Lyman's Appoliitmenla. "
Statesville. U.rvW -Drff'y 28
Gynne's Chapef.v;..?.. . P. hU. . July 30
Wilkesboro. , . . . ... ........ . , . , . Aug., 1
Ore Knob, AsbeCJo. ..... . ... r. . .Aug. "3
P. M. Jefferson Co.. ii... Aug. 4
Dnnna Wataniro Cn A Her A
UUVUV. -II .mug. V. a .............. w
Church of St i JdhaBapUst .AUg. 1 1.
Yalle Crncis.".'. .;.).......... .Aug. t 8
Patterson. .Aug. 9
Lenoir, Caldwell Co. i .J.-.f Ang. 10
Hickory. : .7;: .-vrtuvAng. 12
Morganton ; .' . ; .-. . . . . . . . v . . . Ang. - 15
P. JL Old Fort. A. , ., .Aug. 16
St Andre wVBuhcombe Co.V.. .Aug. 19
Hard Creek, -Buncombe Co. ;v.y..Aug. 20
Warm Springs,....,,,.. .. . . ....... Aug. 22
Burnsviife: .. ... ... r.: .-Mns.-25
Bakersville I'sQ ,iiJiJ.J:ngrS;S7 1
jgik Kiver vaney.. Aug. s
BeaVer Dam, Bttncon&be Co. .... . . Aug. 31
Brevard. Transylvania Co. . . .... .Sept. 2
St Paul's: in the Valley. Transyl- ' " " 'i 1
i vaoia Co.i...ifMi,). ........ .Sept. 3
Qiencoe. .f;1. V. i . v . . s-Sept. 10
llendersonvule . .bept -7
Calvary Church. Henderson Co. . . Sept IT
Liecester. r. r. .... -. .Sept' 15
Wayne8vliy!JSfiBiiUil.ia.U.ept 17
Asheville.. L Sept 19
, The collections at each place will be tap
propriated to Diocesan Missions.
;- ti
OF ItBTTBS - ;.
the city post-offlce July
Remaining5fif'
13, 1875 rA-:-
" Brenry Baker, MolCefyanOH
Biddle for Reuben Everett 4 V- -
.Cr-Garelt, Creech, , B vlena Crafe; - Ida
Cbambers. It M Uapps; teoecc uraig.
IJHKitAnidkey Ldly Uavls,xuara
linrl lav 'I hm llamola .
nines
a & a a. vjt a vvu( as v , , .
... . ... . h
t H w jM uigbsroun, xsannie nicks,
Nelley ffbnaHookaii. Aler,HillEdd
HinJtmnL Iiteta,
Mary A Hines. , ..fii- Ti, . .
) J Stephen J Jones, Martha Jones,- itrm
Jones Johnson, Battie Johnon.eiw tuu i
f K Annie Jane Keneday, Mary E' King'
Thomas H Kent'H 1 T ;-' UU,
I L Mrs M L Littleton, , John-Lowryft.
Caroline Lofters. ; -C ,
! M Alex Moore, Daniel McEocbtrtiV
Christopher McAslin, v. Joel uMyers, i.ij , y
Morgan, John R Melton, Lucitta Murphy.
Mary Ann Murphy,' Peter Mclver, Samuel
Mitc!belI,Thomas J Mulford, Wm J Morris;1
I N James R Nard, Louisa Nelson,1 Rose
Netsoaf Isaac Northrop. r rp rj t T t y
Pi-uJames Prue, JohnlF. Pagll Gebrge
Pittle, Lessie Paunds.,; , :
S -W. R 8antley,'$aTlie;,Steward,.TT
T Vork Tooley.' v ! '
i WVlrrfitVWM,ie4.lrt.tCr8,lMrs
John A White,, i
Y--E.Yanibert , L-"'
J J Deal, Stmt CaswelL - - , . "
; Personc&&ii f4cliiaiko above
list will please say "advertised." If not
called for within SO days they will; tea8otat
to the(Dead tOfflce. . , . H
Ed. K. Brqtk, P. M. -WtlmfnglcH
-uly 18., 1875. !
PTTTMAN In this elty. on the evenina of the
13tkhuUW'MIs& 1
LTbe fnaerai will tak place this Wed.Kaday);
treating the Second Baptist Church at 8 O'clock.
Tbe friends and acqoaintamcos are invltod to aUendl-
V ....
4U
14, 1875-,
'tiotjnxirJjcofliEWTiow-.
; 'i . - - -i .... . . . x.
i JNewimnoverrjomify.wiimnig'- m
: At a meeting, of th ETPcntive..,Cnmtnittee
of ithe Democratic-Conservative party of
New nanoVerCouatV .held thfanlavilt; was
decided to call a Masa Convenlion of the.
uany,f iu uo ueiu ai iue vourt uuuse, iu
Wilmington, Thursday evening, July 22,
at $ o'clock, t ,m 1 . 1. 1 .
The principal businesa(bf the Convention
will be the nomin'atiotf of candidates for
the. Constitutional Convention and the ap
pointment of an Executive Committee.
i j - WmI H: Bbmiakd: 1 '
d&w4dfjij w m latiul I .Cbadrmaw
&mi HoonMt Eicorsioi to SiitiiTille
. ytblati gllver Cdrnet Hand, -
of jWIImiagton. llmeataryjto tke orde.' or
;';Knigm
X' rfre8hmntB kare been reserved by tbe- ieom-
mitteewitb J. KIdjt,: J. W. Zbnermaa ad A,
H. ' Leslie in charge. . Positively no Manor . allowed
onboard. -", ' 4---'
WJ JU'sJEWElT -Kit--twa tilzit
1 j President. ' ' !- !t . ... ! f;;.,M
; J I.V-. - V. D. ICACtTMBEB;
Julyl4-tt h'y:-itnm yjsiJiu-j -y Secretary.
' I i . ii - -:-.! 1 .7. .. liiUT iiv j;iitfii;
THEEH WILL BB, AK -ELECTION HELD AT
the usual polliagplacea, on tke . .
Flrat Ttanraday In Aa'KHst. 1875. "
in Pender connty, for tbe Election of Township
Officers and School ComaiUeemeiu m
CaiwelL Colombia. Sockv Point. IT old en. TTnlna.
Holly, Grant and Lincoln Towaahips Two Magis
trates,: one Clerk, one Constable and three School
Commlrteemea -each. 1 Lincoln! will elect one Alag
ietrata for tbe eorporatioa of LUUnton. .
- Pender and. New Hanover counties Three delo
gt!U to ConetltBtional Convent iou. ' i-
k t3&7 Tbe attention of Kegi straw and Inipectors
at Alectiona la called to 4h Laws of 1874 ind '75.
eaaotera tm and S30. sections 1st and 2nd.
II A. V. HilKKKl.14 auerur Pender Co.
PMrair, N. C, July 14, 1875. jnly f4 wltialt.
' Balance
v4 -,, vv y A ( .1: A.T LESS TBAK OOST.
rfMrKT iCTBT W SOLD 6t7T TltTS SEASON'.'
1 -' ! : ' ' ' '' .: 11.,. . . ...
s Bcoi! Drjc :CoAT;xOnly$2?i!;
BBOWN, AND'tWlUTR DUCK SJ1T8
. At leas than Coat.
o 1? -ttTi;-- tt iH jRTnsoir & colt
jjulyl
Oty .qoUuers.'
1
:;,i-Vi SfiVirrri:A-.
i - !
A VTHOR OK s "STBATH3fC'BB,,'iMFOLTB-
laiae,? "Under Tw "Jdalle.V "Trico-
trio,
UUUUIUI II -i , ' UUUUUU11 I I
89eiMlUTTEkBi!ilJISEL'. J
Jnet received and for sale at J
r j ... . , , , . HEXNSBEBQEB'S, .
.idly U-tf Live Book and Music Store
Direct Bnportation.
BXBtBEBM DUBLIN POBTEB (Pints.) J 1 fc
- j For sale, wary Boar, toaoec confinement.
' .ALEX. SPEUNT & SOX.
'Siif Johnny
'LougNo
' p. : & a.j m:
1 - - . - -
rraE -jXEMBEBS OP' STv, JOHN'S LODGE,
' JL N. t re hereby notified to meet at SL John's
Hall to-morrow Thursday) afternoon at 4 o'clock,
for tbe purpose of Laying the Corner 8 tone of
ITeaapto of Israel. ' Yisiling Brethren are cordially
invited, to participate. By order of the W.1L
I 8 75 gid I 8751
t-hfiOi? ajtrQ xr-j3 -sK 'tre
New Flour Just fcoa the Harvest Pields
i - -1 .-- -
ANNOT iBB- 8TJBPA8SED -B7 THE BAST,
J West, North er lkmth. - Bvery barrel and bag
guaranteed perfect. Send your orders to the Cape
ear jtioux ana feari ttommy Jims.
ljnly ft-Sw aac5
2. B. OBAINGEB. . .... ..4.... ... Jrwudsht
HON. W. D. JOHNSON..... w...VoPKEsriEitT.
if. J). CUMMJNO Casbub.
n
11 oti Directors t iH;ti;
HON. Wi 0. JOEOreClir, ..i L ... .llarien, K. c
'DUNCAN MUBCBJSON.... ....
WM. A. WBIGHT A. ....... Wilmington, N.C.
i JNO. W. ATKISSOi.VLI4... 0741 "
;BL B.' XUKCfiSOM' ;C...V.-.i J,-?-r-,"
L B. GBAINOEB L.... "
oa tiCin'bae
Issues Certificates of Deposit bearing Interest I
Will take nleasara in accommodating the mercan-" J
cue com man lues or wunungton ana outer places:
. m . . . .... . . l .a .
oy aiscoununx sucn paper as can oe recoramenaeo,
as good by any of the Banks located where the par
ties are carrying on business. ? t : .
.HtilijoTftH-f f nam I.
, m i Correspondents:
Merchants' Exchange NatmnalBank..:. New York.
CiiwUs". Mahmai llank.. i. . . vwl . L. . Baltimore.
jiank of New Uanover........
aWilmiugtoo.
may zu tf nac
1 t i i luli;lr rt
rCaroMvMMary;Mnte, v k
GH AEXbri, .; d-lhe 'text term ttegiaa on
September 15th 1 next" This Institute la equip
ped with the moat improved arms and with the
necessary-appwrtttua forgiving instruction. It is a
Graduating Military College, with an Auxiliary Pre
paratory Department , . . iv i r . t -.iucfx
Tbe fcuDenntendent Is assisted by an able and ex-
' perienced Corps of Teachers. For Circulars address
' Superintendent
jnly S-law 4w nac : ' yy i" ' - -
A Hundred! Years.
j" J. X . - 1 - a- . .a.. 1 r
.i t
)
ii .i
-7C(V MIGII r WAIT. AND NEVER HAVB THE
' X" opportunity oi buyfnggoods at the prices at
which rata" " ' '
-..ii-t ! .... iiiM ui ?.it !ti;cr I; A ..?. .niiittt.
it Is not t stake room for another stock, bat is a
Bale.' (osUae rout fbdJentire stock. lw Ai. given
number of days, and to insure this, on and after the
Ixth hwtgeodawillbftaold at s t . a u ir
:?i:, LESS THAN COST, t...--
THE STOCK WILL'
Mr,
is new, no auoouj ur aucuon
the
i 1 r.'
i. XJK8UL
jiriy W it
"JULY
PANK:OE.aKION,
J .;0,' :-
f JWHOLE rNO. i 2,548,
w scriBuon(Rai6ii'Ad?aEC8:''
D AILt tfrAft; Vneearj poetigp' paid,'. i i til cd
WEEKLY 1 STAR! "Odei'?ear Jxietigepaid- ft Ui
inij ; ?. b-t ; w i,r . ! ; i
Notices of the Press rs
': I irJ :-.Z"j.'!;.- ---if -f'.T .t,',l. '-r'fi
1 4 tsUiUM paper. a&fr AftHin!fc ' , '
phaticalry'aHTpaper.
fie Stab is a live paper. Sumter J3. C.) Ntiet. ' '
pne of our best exchanes.-AotM ( uwrur
banes.-Ai
One of the beet daily papers In the State. Weldon
rtt tb r-- beat: nf dni dallv
ch&nges.-
. ! Banks among the leadiks Dallies of the State.
One of the best Balnea la the Stata-TJVZf
btUiUiaencer.- , '-:-
- f-ii-. if -7,'' i . r-, . .f.,. .
A valuable paper. We choerfuBy recommend it.
-Tul Carrier. ; :V!:i ;..r: .: .!!i:).
' Ranks among the leading Journals of the South.
Mario g. C.) Star. ' '
'!.,,,;.-,!, .-') .:--r , ..
- tae of the best aedmoet desirable papers in North
arulia. iiarftilii Vb&aian. p , 4-, ,
r iTnll or general nvs, aod a emiHto Wiisaingtoa ,
-matU Norih CmvUaian. -h '
k'ne' bf ihe 'best' tlady papetB ubiidied id 'the
. k)ne of our best Southern journals. As a newspa
per not surpassed by any.-Huf ty Temperance. -
lone of the best eonducted in the tltate; bold, inde
pendent and well luformed. Hiiltdoro Recorder. , .
1 j'-h.j.-. i-......i i.j . Tjiii.y .; 4i;.-s-.s.ti:i(
! Ably edtedaad has a drcalatioa which speaks
volumes of comment on ita influence. Magnolia
, . -.;' .--,. ? . -; -: ... - ..: iiy iyr.
! Onward and upward It goes until now It has the
largest circulation of any Daily in- the State. Tied-
f)i: ,,. i.; i.J-r y:
l The Wilmington Star, now very much improved,
has 4fee largest circulation of any paper in the Statev
4JtfftM.i; .,1,.;.v:ri .-.;
I Tbe Biaa stands among the first of North Carolina
papers in point of enterprise and Dterary merit
G&eeter i
fzjaeponer. i '-'.u-'nv-.',.r-'-'.
' j 1 ' - .... I - 11,. .1 . ( -r ' .
I tteqaestionaMf- tiie best daily Journal. In North
Caroiiaa, and has bo veperiOr In any other Southern
StateAferw& .! Time. - -,- , -i-vi
For editorial ability, reneral hews, correct market
renorta and fine Uterarv aeleetioiia the Stab has no
gapciior.Sockjf MwU MaiL .;i, , . '..: ,,: ,'
1 Is weli conducted and has as much and neat a va
nety of good reading matter as. any Daily in, the
St.fVarrmtw (HtzetU. ' . s rl :,
j This paper, though not many years old, Is one of
the beet dailies in the State, and well merits; the
support it receives.-r Louisburg Courier.
j - UiJVi .!.-i ii if.i !.; ,M ?' -fl- i
i One of the best dally Journals on oar exchange
fct. . Belongs to ao ring save that which encircles the
IHWed'of the people. Savannah Atlrror. ;
i . - '- - '. . . . :-' ' -.!;;:;'?':
: BTba STflmlnirlon Moxsnro Stab is amenz the best
heispBjCB in the Sooth.. Rich, rare.' racy, always
snARiikftP nme;" junemue jsapoeuvr. v
j '-,!.--' - -i ; ': i ' - 1
1 A ajtaunid independent advocate of the peo
ple's Aleuts. 3fervedly ranks among the first jour-'
sals of Jqffmtzj.-ocUno?iam Observer.
l'illlini-- ? -t J'i f - m: J if. r'
A live newspja. sad.the best Daily a the state.
Tin circalatien s jrker .than that, of any other
Daily in the State, wlaati jffAves tt Wltm Chron
icle. -V-;. J .- ..
J Those of our readers dedrinr oe a 4aft
nraeklv saner from North Carolina cannot do
v-or
better
thantaka the Wilmington SxABp C),
jjemucrwi.
f The Stab Is one of oar most highly valued ex-
it-t -
tbti
I It ISMQ of the most manly aud vlgorosa fiayies 1
'among tbe thousands in -the land. There is no
dodging about this paper bat it meets- every issue
iairly and squarely. It is always full of interesting
matter sad ha wonder is how, to the short apace;
of twenty-foar hours, it can gather up so much ia
fxrasatloa, ano varied. ; lit has from the firet had
aa honorable career, aaod we wish it many years of
.gwwiwl.ji.4ijrsa BmMHmv-i .t m ;; vf-iilns
The Stab is andoabtetOr enterprising sheet,
'beautifully printed and cenfturteA with marked
ability. 1 Mb Bernard, deserves ejt credit lor hifr
efforts in iournalism. Raleigh SmUsd. - r
i , !! ' " ' ''!
; No paper ever started In North Carolina baa grown
' ao rapidly as has the Btak. , Though only Ave years
aid. ft is now a fixed institution, enjoying an influ
ence and a prosperity second to none in taSfjtie.,
Salisbury
watcAman.
tt 1 f . I 1 .1 i t "
Southern dailies, well edited, fall of news and select i1
nut Wiimintrtrm htab la m we iruiii ihwb itai
reading matter, telegrapmcyeports, and in every res
ipeotalratratejonnkaL If wehadmaaysucheapera
; oar State would be the gainer by it Greene. Patriot.
I A.ffort, that EOT; Sio;1siaii,fp.
A ffABTEKiT PEKIODICALi DBTOTED i TO
. BEtXQ A COMPILATION jOF.TnE . .
-' "iikTfTin Y!kwi8',-i : ,:'!f
--r- - "I1 ' ' '
Of all the Statesof the Un onand the Provinces of
a . 1 i.a- . a A . Inln. . . n 11 nnl i.i anrf
with intseestiBir Articles on II untlns; and
Fishing, Valuable Notes on Game and Fish. Descrip
tive Sketches, -of (the . Game Field? Mid Angliag
Waters of America, and other Useful Information
(or Gunners and AnHlera... , f, i , H ,
Tsbms Single copy one year, 0i six copies,
$M; ten copies, $15, and ior ach additional eopy at
t, the agent may retain .5GCeut. ' '
: Single copies be ihad ,.ef r all, gun emit lis. fishing
tackle dealers, or new,ftgentj ir wiilte mailed on
Tbe extent and character of thectrculaUan tat Fva,
Far ahd Fxathsb readers it one of the beat adver
tising mediums ia the country or -Gue, Bides,
Putals, Fishing Tackle, Clothing, Watches, Jewelry,
Carriages, and all kinds of goods and wares pertain
ing to the wants of Sportsmen,' ' Those who make
the repairing of fine guns a specialty and the keepers
of hotels for sportsmen at the various hunting and
fiahina localities, will find it aa excellent Medium to
bring their establishments to the notice of this class
Of
$30
page,
' For Smithville.
Steamer dixie, wiix "iftlJN'BEGTJLAELYi
every day except Hundaya: tf x-aniivi'L, :;
Leaving Wilmington 4 P. M. j
J' Leaving 8mithrille...y..,;.i.u.vJ. i 7 A. jM. .
Commutstkm tickets may be purchased at our;
Capjala bava now atrive4 and ,sre.for aale st. the
iawert liviag prices,) y j r;oij ; W:H5liiiif
. Jnlyas-tf '.I v? GILES & MTJBCniSON .
Cuba SZoIaues.
.ituilfiUf
'T5'
eiidsile)tCK-tAMoJasje?t.
july 11-tf KEBCIIKES & CALDEK BROS.
Bale of Aaveranna per ntnww. one page.
; half page, $3?: quarter page, $20: eighth of a
,fB; stxteentu or a page, f 7. ' Apruo w
- ,;- ---: ;: V. H;-vi;i w
'- , : -Three manxtiiiy.. iMLZi.-
. tycontmct AdvertisemenU tifceav aiepror- :.- ?.
Sionately low rate; ''i? - ; ..i ?-..y
ten squares as aJiatT-coJntnn.
S:t'Dti0f;S6user;:W
1 : l : - ' ---T.-rr;., v'iHVi -
litMIGTON-AMATETJB-DRAMATIC AS- r : t '
Wednssdai ,KvenInC July 14tli, 18T5S
V-ftfm be presented the 1rnrfll!ngJDmi;; In three1- -f
act, siWy,. l;fc
: -The prrfoxmkmoa frill conejnde. wiUj. the langliaMe ..f't'
farce, - , . f- ... - . '-'
ElHifcliback's Vanity,'.
1 ;'
'idmisrid icentt;ffieMrve'a1att,:' eerits'f'4
Gallery, 85cepts. . ,-.,.!, t;,. f .rv ; .
Doors open at 8 otloelt Tterformance to' com-"J '
meticett 8Jtf o'clock,.. "N... F. PAN iEBj.' r, .
'gjhlyn-gt yrS-? ,-,t Manager. .
tolley:s
feftatedK
Breeoi-Ioadiog iGiiiis, i
jrianafVctbry;' f. bnfcr' Works,
f . BIRMINGHAM ENG:
f i JJO.-iir. 1 v ')i:t!Hif;' -. Lute ;.!' .j i
TTAVTNG ESTABUSmSD A BBANCII BOUSE
V
Lit
ijlj. in
New Tort: for tbs sale at our cdLubr.
of guaranteed quality and shooOi powers isriiW '!
in the United States. They are built with everv ira- '-
weapons, we oner to soorteinon toe uncanest liiuu
provement for American sport sod are mads in six j
qualities, tech Gun being branded with one of the .
UBdermentioned names which denotes its quality j f t
Bbano. . . k . paios. ft
PWHEBR a;.iV.V.?..i.i.U.ii.$ 65 Gold, i tf
TOLLEY. . . . . go "
STANDAKD i.?..ivU:..iiJ....,g... 115 I 4
NATIONAL... A...... 140 M f
CaiAlENGE..i.-.v;7Ji......;.. jaw S0 ,tU k
PABAGON. . 285 .- I
! Any one of tbe above brands may be selected with ' j
the greatest confidence, as bo Gun bears our name ,1
that we do not thoroughly guarantee to every to-; 'j
Bpcctv ... ,r ' 1
,QUNS FOBWARPPD C. 6. B.
J -s. tv -'s f tM- it f f !
N. B. .Guns , built to order., at above nriccn. a
specialty, i Send for detailed particaiars. ti itijap, j
iraiea aesenpave price sneets ana VeMumoam. to
lire 8hietA ana t&tim.
v . ' -, -'J
39 ' Maiden Lane. ;c New Vork. i
SJtl5-D&W tf s - . , - . 1
FOli illtiSfiASIDE, yjiEtiOUNTAlNS 1
For hours, of Leisure atllome apd Abroad, u
j y.u... -,,v,K..n;)VvH ,-,iC
j The following collections contain the best and i
most popular of .all published Songs, vocal or In
strumental Ducts,' Bondos, Waltzes, Polkas, Quad-,,
lilies, eta, and furnish' unfailing entertainment to "
aU lovers of iMm)i;jjf njiw lyr-i-'
Musical Treasure. Vocaland Instrumental. .-'.'.,!
Moore's Irish Melodies.- ' -..- VocafcJ.K i: u h W
Gems of Scottish Song. , r '!
Gems of Gemjan Song. i ; Q ' Ji ' J - Tl Jo t ; J ii .. j i 4 '
Gems of Sacred Song. , r 4
Wreatlwf fteuiv'JV:1 : '): ? v . i:r
fehower of Pearls. Vocl Duets. . . j .
Ppenaie Pearls' .CVAcsI'-' 'Tia'i-vJ iJ j.y.
Silver Chord. ' " - ' j
Piano at Uomeu r Feat hand $e$e, .1 i i. i a y 4
Gems of Strauss. .Instrumental. 1
Organ at Home. lJXtteed Organ, Ptecc&i '.---'-i
Home Circle. Vols, lands. . IntitruiaeniaJ.
PianeforU GemsJ , .- .r:'j.t --.
4 V
. in 1 liobo oiuuiiu
i " Laree Handsome Books, .which are for sale by eAi
romUentidealena:fu n vtiw yt3ii'ft ,ft"! f
I Price Of each booki Boardiv3S0 Clchi $3 DO;
Full Gitt,$! 00: , , , - '
; bchi, poBt-iree, ior retail price
O. DITSON ' CO., I CHA$. H.DITSON & CO i
".:iifttf:-j
.ji aJoetoiu;i''i i ' iucroaaway 1.7
jnly &4aw2w Wed SB Sal; r . , r .
' BXolasscg, Guano, JValls, Shot. :
j .. .. .. 'ai.il. . 6..t.l4lv., jH:ji)4H.lt',l
jqq uaos ana bdis ew Ll-rop yuoa woiasecs.
OUU ' v15 iu .' ' Ji'J
m j a v u oiva imoi id . , , i , . , . - B . , - .
-jf-tfT WimiMUit3HIS6N
; s . Plour, .Coiil; Syrup; Eicei ; f
Kt .-.i!tll"!4aiitj.it;mv'.rtvi.i -r'i ' i
DAA. Bbls Fleur, all grades.. '
ft A A Bushels Prinfe White Corn.- u
CYt Barrels S. H. ftyrnp, . '
f jnly ll-tf t .1 WILLIAMS j MUBCHISQN. , f
Uaj", IXoop Iron, Glae pt Bbl
Bides It!s;Easten Hay , i; ( .
35Q SBscond Bard ftplrit Casks, j-.r.f
l'-!J-
For said low
jnly ll-tf
'w.
WaiUUISON.
ii.'j .
r
50 8b,? it.
K. Pbls City Mcee ToJc, - - J
dCOr-' J- ;ijt .-.Vrt'Jiii V; V'ii
Barrels. Uefincd Snuar,- , , ' -j
1UU ,'-. jr...V' tn;i;it j .U,r-
1 DA Dag8 Prime Itlo Coffee. : . ..!
m V V4'4 "!' -" '- " li?t:itj..
- Forralelowby ' : ; ' " f ;
July fi-tfi '"Wli.UAM8Jt MCCClllSON; "
!'! ' 'Spirit Casks; Glue &cv;1 : "
g Fplrit CAskf m: j y 4 i i y; j ;.4 1. ;'f'
JgQ Barrels Gajd, il : r i'iii .-'i C 4i
jq Tonilleop-Iroa, .'..(( ! i jiil:it ', ,4,;
. i-ft I ' 1 Blve, s; -Bung Nalls-ei- . 1 c. ii Jit
-.;:-. For sale bv . - ' "
jaiy Mf t ; KKltCnNElt A CALDEK bKOK
Cartridges;' Cartridges:
NBAtitiTOtt "Tint spnikof ibi;n
J Breech Load g Kifle, aluoi Kim fires for . the
Henry, Spencer Sad Winchester Bides.' PWtol Cart
ridges of every diwcription, . cQ be found at the
lowest pesiible prices, at the Dji4E&bIUhed D d
ware House, of v V . ,. ' . - . .
'- . ' , :;rv ylf ijoBNDAWSON;1-j
j ul J 1-tf ' tiJ -d I Nos.19, id and tt Market ftwlT
tit.--'
ALL PERSONS... ABB HEREBY .WARNED
against shooting, hunting, ranging or otherwise
trespassing on my premise,. Inmcd, , East of Wil
mington, and knows as the Dudley lands; as the
law against trespassers will be rigidly enforced. .
jnly -WW " ' " - " AARON DAVIS.
iisj g 1-I'!UJ1"5 Otil m.ii;' rrfii fif;i-'
THE MACKINAW: ANi GERMAN STRAW,
Fine Mima sad Canton Straw, Ladies Panama,
"At" "i-TtAESISON : ALLEN'S V
, july ll-tf, ., , , ,
5 i., iy tst store.
ti
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XTTEDDENv , CARDS AND YlSITDtG CARDS
i T printed In the most eiegsiit style, at
vf- N Sf' H. EiSNABD'S
,vasgirfr - . PriaaadPiiMiiihlBgHoaas.
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