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OUTLINES.
New York market: .Turpentine, 31fc&32;
rosin $1 65$1 75; gold H2illS. . r
Carlists concentrate forces for an Advance
ioto province of Lerida. - Six hundred
delegates present at Convention of Bankers,
Saratoga, . -.Two persons fatally . injur
eJ in an accident at Cincinnati ' Area
of corn 8 per cent greater than last year in
tbe whole country. a
THE . CAMPAIGN.
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Noieo ansV Gleanlns.
.Ex-Gov., Graham being una
ble tcTaddfesslne citizens of" Orange
county in person has issued a printed
address otmuchTxogeocyo, J 1 I
v Raleigh News: We cannot too
often" sav that the Convention will be
heldT" ianot; going tofadjoufnV if
the rtaaicais'uave iuo uiajoruy. ; 11
in the, handaof Democrats, for perr
raanentgood if '-in1 the' hands of
Radicals, for eqnal ' by as permanent
evil. The question .then for the peo
ple 'which5 party shall hold the
Convention, tne JJemocrats, . or -tne
Uppublicans ? : Democrats speak out.
Raleieh'As The campaien
in the county ia progressing with nn
abated interest," and we have the most
cheering news from every section. ; ;
-Sentinel; The Radicals of Jones
county have nominated - Jacob F.
Scott; the present member of the Leg
islature, for Convention. :
Observer : Vance and Leach
openea tne oau wiia puuuu gpeecnes
in Vnarion.B tamuruajfuigui. -
- There are not over SO white
Radicals in Franklin county. -
The Sentinel learns that Man
rice Q. Waddell, Esq., of ; Pittsboro,
is to go West to reply to Greasy
8am" Watts speeches. He nsed up
the oleaginous little Judge, the other
.lay in Pittsboro in a way well nigh
indescribable. .
Spirits Turpentine
Graham lawyers" raise Irish pota
toes as well as points of law.
Surry Visitor: : The corn crop
looks iMitter -than for .many years past,'
though the ci(op isnotJarge, by any means.
, The Supreme CouVt . have deci
iled the contested sheriff election case from
Wake in favor of Dunn, thus sustaining de
cision of the lower court. 1
Henderson ' Tribune : f Editor
gone. 7 Mr. Goodloe gone," weather hot.
what's left sick, focal scarce. Now ' what
shall we fill jour paper, will this week ?
- TheRev.K5. TrBaileiy; "of War-rt-ntoD.
has purchased the interest of the
ltev. A F. Redd ia the Biblical Recorder,
and will at once assume editorial charge of
that iuost excellent journal. w-fcU
Surry I Visitor: One day last
week a little girl, about eleven years old,
killed a very large rattlesnake on the Bay
slack farm. .The snake was about four feet
Jong, with fourteen .rattles. Spunky little
girl. that. . : j .r.! -i - - i
Charlotte Observer VJoa.' Beck
ley, the faiker" who drugged Mr. James
Boyd, of Chester, S; 'C; in thia city, last
Fall, and then robbed him, and who aub&e
quently removed his ease to Cabarrus, was
convicted at the recent term of. court in
Concord, and sentenced by Judge Scbenck
to ten years' hard labor in the Penitentiary.
He has been taken to his new quarters.;
Raleigh lveus. His iixcellency,
Gov. Brogden, yesterday evening respited
the Weldon bridge murderers, Cornelius
.Williams, et at:, in consequence of the de
cision of the Supreme Court, in the case of
J. C. L. Harris, Solicitor to the Court. The
abbreviated opinion reads: "petition for
writ of habeas corput for a prisoner under
sentence of death to testify- before - the
grand jury in .regard to indictments against
his accomplices; allowed." i
. . JSaleighH lZvcwlCCapt. l 'A3 B.
Hill and Mr., Hyman, of Scotland Neck,
arrived in the city. Sunday. eve,ning having
in charge a person supposed to have been
SScott Partin, the wife murderer, and though
befitted the bill as to the published des
ciiptioa yet h proved to' be only'a fellow
that looked like him." The man says his
name is Chapman, hails from Craven coun
' ty and an itinerant book peddler. Hi sus
picions monouvres ia that section so early
after tbe escape of Partin led to his prompt
arrest Partin remains at large with as yet
no clue as to his whereabouts.
sTAttDCinr
- nurei i abont to abolish Dass
r-;--u88ia ia aooat to aooiisn p i
nr.
pons.
. The crops, everywhere .in East
Ftwrtdii arelueking weifcfV- A.V'-
Bananas -are ripe ' in Palatka,
Fla. ; algu figs and grapes.' ''' ' J ; ;
The estimated value of the last
French vintage is $400,000,000.
- One paper tenders its sympathy I
to ThHMl,ore Tilton, the Atlanta Herald.
Six new weekly papers have ap-jx-awd
in Ne w Orleans wkiiin a few weeks.
: r.'.A ma n namied Go'm3 ulgh t Is run
ning fur th Texas C'ousiiiutional Coaven
tion. . - .i : -
Mr. CharleH Reade i ont in an-;
oiher Witr4 fvor f,iirt,eri&tional copy
right la:the2H6- Kf if" ? ;
CoI.rAi K.LamA;iwill have
thnrge b( tne' political department of the
uew uamonc paper in a van nau.
"Ductless "d. Otrante, widow of
Naitoleou's celebrated Plice Minister Fou-
;lie, is ueadlit a' very jad vaiicd aTJj '
f r-;: lie' friends of Jiowdoin College
me estahllabmeBtxtf
Longfellow Prof es- f
sorsnp in honor of the poet.' , ? .
-. -t.Thousahda upon thousands of;
f" e out or employment, and yet itjs
said farmers in 'some sections are. having
trouble get harvtsf hands.- ; V
. '??Ud rike Wi&uhe'tifer'ge
Jliat Brigham Young and the lesser priestly
establiab lezaiWai alia consulates abroad.
aim? Chinese offlctals. it it added, hare
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ALEX. OldhAK New flnnr !
ChAS. H. DITSOH& Co. Mnsift TVmfca
S- 6. Nokthkop Lemons and oranges.
iwa gooa cnance. i ;
IvS. Radcliffe Notice.
Local Dots. .
The Board of Aldermen held an
executive session last night
- Sixth annual meeting of Wil
mmgton Building Associatioffat old library
rooms, Front street, at &i o'clock this even-
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We observe among.. the- names
or parties to whom, patents
parties to whom, patents hare been is
sued, the name of Mr. W . P. Elliott, of
this city, for a bale tie. r
" . Slight "changes, in barometer
and temperature, southeast to southwest
winds,' partly cloudy : weather! and occa
sionai rain vf or our section of this mun
dane sphere, is what Old Probs. says.
tin mailable Letters.
The following is a list of the unmailable
letters remaining in the city post office:
Mrs. Rosa II, A., Ashe, . Raleigh, 'N. C;
Mrs. Julia Flcmming, 15 N. Charles SL
I Baltimore, Md.; S. M. Thomas, Laurin-
burg, N. C.
Blaciatrateo Court,
" Before Justice H. K Scott, of Cape Fear
Township, Washington Hill was arraigned
on the charge of assault, and battery on the
person of Judy Bengwin, both colored.
Defendant was ordered to pay a. fine o$5
1 nrougat 10 mis cay ana committed to au
Graad JKxenralon.
The Cape Fear Light Artillery will have
a grand excursion to Smithville and the
Black Fish grounds on August 10th. Mu
sic and refreshments will be provided; for
the occasion, and nothing will be left un
done to render, the affair pleasant and
agreeable.' .The proceeds will be devoted
to paying for the uniforms of this com
pany.
The Orphan.
Through a letter received by Dr. S. S.
Everett, of this city, from Mr. J. H. Mills,
Superintendent of the Oxford Oi phan Asy
lum,' we learn that be will visit this city on
Friday next, accompanied by a dozen of
the orphans, and that he will give an enter
tainment on tbe evening of that day. Ma-
souic Hall, we understand, has been secured
for that purpose. Our citizens can feel as
sured that they will not regret being present
on the occasion.
A Free Fight at Hilton.
We learn that quite a considerable row
occurred at Hilton on Monday, night be
tween a party of colored men. It, appears
that some of the party were riding on what
is known as flying ponies, located at -that
point, when a difficulty occurred between
one D. Chadwick, who was superintending
the business, and one Buck Wright. A gen
eral fight ensued, dpriog which Wright re
ceived a severe cut and Chadwick was bad.
ly handled. Among .other parties implica
ted in the affair were Pat Walker, Uriah
Scott and Josh. Tucker. At last occounts
no arrests had been made.
Aeala Arrested. ;. . n ..,
Patrick Flynn, at whose house the sad
affair occurred on Sunday last, by which
Mrs. Margaret Reynolds lost her life,,; was
re-arrested on Monday evening, on a war
rant issued by Justice YanAmringe, and
lodged in jail. This action was based on
the representations of Coroner Hewlett, Dr.
D. M. Buie and several citizens, some of
whom : were witnesses of the transaction,
who were not satisfied with the verdict ren-
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dered by the jury, as published in our last
issue. It appears that Dr. Buie held a post
mortem examination of the body on Monday
and from what we can learn his evidence,
adduced by such examination, is very im
portant to the proper understanding of the
case. JThe singularity of the verdict was
extensively commented upon yesterday. 7
'As colored man by the name of Fred
Lord, was arrested yesterday, on the charge
bfgohVg to-theresidence of CoDDearing
and. representing himself as the "confiden
tial servant of Mr. Chad bourn, that he had
store where among other things, he sold
, .
a great many articles of cast off clothing
for gentlemen about town &c., by which
representations he succeeded in getting,
about $25 worth of clothing to dispose of
in this manner. It appears, however, that
defendant had no store, that he disposed of
part of the clothing and appropriated the
proceeds, wore eome of them on bis own
person, and only -made returns to a very
slight amount, .This was some time in
Mai' last. Defendant was ordered to give
security for his appearance at Court, in de
fault of which he was lodged in jail. The
case was heard before Justice Gardner.
An AIIead Frxery. ' .-f ...
A colored drayman by the name of An
drew J. Merrick called at the Mayor's office
yesterday and represented that a colored
bo by the name of ".Tames Anderson, :a
Mrter in the establishment ; of Messrs.
Bruubild & Bro. had engaged him on Fri
day last to Wke aff order to the store of Mr.
IL( Hutaf, corner of Eighth and Chesn at
greets, and get a number of empty whiskey
parrels. -The order purported ; to have the
signature ot Messrs.! Brunhild & Bro. at-
it and reQ nested Mr. Hutaf to
. t . .
charge the amount1for;the Barrels to them.
Merrick was directed by Anderson to take
Jhe hirrels U a certain point and did so, but
since which wis haye been i oqtbje to itae
WILMINGTON,
Tlie moonlight BxeuriioD.
; The . moonlight excursion on Monday
night, under the auspices of the Pythian
Silver Cornet Band, was a very enjoyable
occasion. The Gov. Worth left tbe wharf at
about 9 o'clock for Smith yille with a happy
throne numbering about three hundred ner-
sons. The-LaFayette Silver Cornet Band,
a number of fine looking musicians from
Payetteyille,; were on board and frequently
discoursed excellent music to the great de
light of the larire number of excursionists.
J This band appeared in their handsome grey
I uniforms, which were verv Drettilv trimmed
and whfeh Atft mtifh tn Uia frpnnrftl at-
I tractiveness of tiie-acener' otr-hoard.-'.'Tha
I Apollo Band from this'city were 'also the
j guests of the Pythian Band on the occasion
land rendered . themselves-. successfal pro-
I moters of the enjoyment of the musie-loving
1 partidDanf&The:nigW .not.aeemo
be very propitious. Large black masses of
clouds eontinueti to darken the skies por
tending rain, and notwithstanding the many
wishes thai went up, from too otherwise
happy throng for one glance of the moon,
fair Luna did not deign to put in her appear
ance, thus causing a slight damper of dis
appointment upon the happy group, that
looked wistfully up at the gloomy skies
from the decks, where 7, all other
wise . . was gay chit chat, pleasure
ure and meny laughter. The sound, how
ever, of the string band, combined with the
lively patter of feet on the decks below,
where . a happy party were gaily tripping
the light fantastic toe, quickly dispered any
feeling GL disappointment that tbe non ap-
1 Thus tbe great majority of the party con
tinned to dance merry hours .away, while
the excursion steamer ploughed the dark
ness of night and the black waves of the
river, on her onward path to Smithville. In
a short time, 'however, the thick mass of
clouds, as if ashamed to remain in direct
opposition to tbe wishes of tbe excursion
ists, rapidly swung into line and passed
from the skies and tbe stars glittered and
glimmered, radiating a pale gentle light
on the earth below. The music never
ceased, the dancing never grew less, pleas
ure was ever at its height, and still the en
joyment went on as; the Gov. Worth drew
up at Smithville, long after the midnight
hour, when the excursionists rapidly took
their wayto the Academy in the
little town. dancing was commened
. .
an kept up wwbou intermission
for several hours, until the warning whistle
was heard and the party again embarked.
The real furry of the storm which had
seemed impending all night, came on at
Smithville, when fortunately the party were
all securely sheltered in "the Academy,
dancing away regardless of the, vivid light
ning that lit up the sky, the loud and deaf
ening peals of thunder and the heavy seem
ingly ceaseless rain, jThe run back to the
city was made in due time, a great number
essaying to catch a few hours of repose,
while others continued to dance or to join
in the merry chorus, on the quarter deck.
The excursion was indeed very enjoya
ble and it is doubtless, if any similar affair on
our river, was ever fraught with more gen
uine pleasure to all the participators. The
committee composed of the President, Vice
President, the Secretary and the Treasurer,
of the Pythian Silver Cornet Band were inde
fatigable in their efforts to render everyone
happy, and that they .well succeeded each
excursionist can attest. The refreshment
committee showed themselves solicitious
for the welfare of the inner man. The ex
cursion steamer reached the wharf at about
7 o'clock yesterday morning, while both
bands were playinir. and the happy throne
landed, seemingly well pleased and some-
. . . . . . I
wnal fatigued witn the nights injoyment.
Saved Hl Sul. ,
We learn that a colored boy, whose name
could not be ascertained called yesterday
at the residence of a gentleman on Fourth,
between Orange and Ann streets, knocked
at the door, and upon ; the appearance of
a young lady who answered' the summons,
the boy stated that her brother, who is
clerking in a store on Market street, had re
quested him to call and get bis Sunday suit
of clothing,- as he desired them' for use on
that evening. - On the -impulse' -of the mo
ment the young lady was, about to deliver
the clothing to the f boy, : but upon-.second
thought, concluded he,would consult her
.nnt nn tho m.i hfnr AnntrBn Thu
aunt on the subject before , doing so. This
lady suggested to the boy that her nephew
should have sent an order,, fori the articles,
to which the boy replied that he was too
busy at the time or would have done so.
The ladies, however, refused to let the fel.
low have the clothing, and, of course, when
the young man arrived at home after the
duties' of the" day were .t over he. de
nied hiving sent any ''such message,
The boy bad probably seen tbe young man
on Sunday, -clothed - in- the "habiliments,
above said, and had determined if possible
to obtain possession of them. The young
man of course congratulated hlm&ell.ou the
narrow escape he had made. ",.; , ! ..h .
Instances of this sort should serve as a
warning to families, and ' save Mhem from
being victimized by such sharper.',.
Concert ibUj ,,.u . ;
The Cornet Concert Club will this eve
ning give'-, one -of their -pleasant .open air
concerts' on Sun-Set Hill. The concert will
commerrce at d o'clock.'"' ' J ,"
: The following will be tbe programme on
tbe occasion : Grand March ; Song (with
out ;words) Thine linage ; Waltz Bchttf
bert's Serenade ; ; Polka V Song (without
words) "Maggie iv Darling"; Brilliante
"CarvU.w " : : -. -" - y ;'
Kan are of 'Tr monaster
The folIowTng waslhe range of the ther-
mometer at
yesterday
7 7 A.
ine Digoai.Mjreau, in tins ciiy ii wo, j ,-ii-wr i f1?:
I' : ' ; ' ;m M-Lanovoh V Malby MiUey licClehan.
M., 73f 13 M.,;88; a Jf. M.; tr4:3U r Wm D McMillan, Mary am Mcenzy, Miss
N. C, WEDNESDAY.
ftlarl mu a Fertiliser Its! Effect Upon
'"Worn-out Lands, &c. ''
The use of marl as a fertilizer 'is attract
ing a great deal of attention among farmers
and planters in this section and its utility is
L -becoming daily more . thoroughly, ? under-, 1
stood and appreciated, iThis..marMs . be
found P larSe qaanUUe at several pouita
on the Carolina Central road, and an ar
rangement has been effected we are glad
to learn by wich this new and important
domestic fertilizer can be delivered to par-
ties anywhew on the C. C. road within" a
I hundred miles of the marl beds near Liv-
injestone's Creek, at 15 perton. Messrs-
I Cronly & Morris ownrtheinarl beds at this'
I point; which is aboW lftn'
iiles from . Wil-
. . ! ...It
mingion, ana irom mem . we nave
obtained the G following extract from
a letter received from Mr.
Alexander
MacRae, Jr., of Argyle, RobeBon county
which will give some idea of the effect; of
the marl even upon old, worn out and aban
doned land: : V ,j4 '- v.;.'. !
You will recollect that at your offer to
get a few tons of the blue marl last summer
I sent down a half dozen,handstodigitouti
What little I did succeed in getting up, Was
pui iu bu uiu, luiucu-vui nuu auauuuucu
S . 4 1 1 1 A
field, and the result in growth of cotton is
so surprising that it is a subject of general j
inquiry among the farmers as to how it was
treated.".;, - ZZ" !
f One important feature of this marl as a
fertilizer is the facts that its effects are per-!
manent. The farmer and planter .who uses
it will not find it necessary to procure the
article from year to year and scatter it upon
his ground. It impregnates and permeates
the soil and becomes a part and parcel of it,
enrichiug and improving it for all time . to 1
come. - j . --: ": i
The existence or these marl beds along
tbe line of the Carolina Central road is but
. . . -J
one of the many evidences, which are con
stantly recurring to show the wisdom of
constructing this great highway; by which
the development of the almost unlimited re
sources of our State have been so greatly
facilitated. : " : ,;.
Marl, as a fertilizer, is j undoubtedly
destined to become an important auxiliary
to farmers and planters in our section, and i
we can but think that the officials of the C.
C. road have acted both wisely and gener
ously in placing the rates of transportation
at such a moderate figure that all can enjoy
the benefits accruing from its use upon their
land's. T I ' ' '
itleetlnsr of the StocKIiolders of the
Dawson Bank. t;jj.;. 't'
At a meeting of the Stockholders of . the
Dawson Bank (as re-organized) held yester
day, at 3 P. M., the following gentlemen
were elected Directors : James Anderson,
Alfred Martin, J. L. Boatwright,' of firm of
C D- Myfers & Co., A. J." DeRdsset, James
Dawson, M. M. Katx, E.! Peschau, J. A.
Maultsby, H. A Burr, of the firm of. Hart,
Bailey & Co.,' F. W.; Kerchner, John Mo-
Rae, Rob't Strange. r , -k
The Stockholders ordered that the Books
of the Bank be openedfor subscriptions to
increase the capital stock of the Bank to
$500,000. '" r ;
At a meeting of the Directors, held after
the adjournment of the Stockholders, ; F.
W. Kerchner, Esq., was elected President.
William Larkins, Esq., Cashier, and James
L McRee, Book-keeper. , '
The Board of Directors are among our
best
SSI5
mens it is only reasonable to suppose
the Bank will continue" its prosperous
career.
mtayra Cnrt. . ' ' - ' v
,,The following cases were disposed of by
- . t ? L J , '
this mnunai yesterqay morning; . . - i
josepmnoiiau, cnargea wim uignway i
robbery, was ordered to give bond In the I
sum of 200 for her appearance at Court " 1
mian Rhanriaril ohannul with hio-hxrov I
robbery, was ordered to give bond In the
sum of $200 for her appearance at the next
term of the Superior Court, j ; . .
Kosanna Larkins, charged with highway
robbery, was found not .guilty and
charged from custody rhrf
Margaret TallyV charged with disorderly"
conduct, was continued over for a future. I
hearing. ,.,,,,,5 - . -: -j
Jennie Foster.'charged with, .keeping a
bpuse of ill-fame, had a hearing,- but (he
Hayor -reserved 'his decision until Thursl
. 3 7:- rL- T 1
day next 1
i
Daniel Shines, charged with disorderly!'
Nehon Keller, charge with disorderly
!rtrtnrtit vuna nrdnre In TttLxr n firm nt R I
cents.
Cato
Macks,
arraigned
on the
d costs.
same
charge; was fined 3 cents
r,
l.lST.OIT.IfJKXTKBS ;
Remaining in the city post-office
10, 1875:" .;:;;;f-,.V;,. -'''".:'"'. P tr -1
!A-J W Andrews; Joseph 'Albert..
July
! .
B Mary C Bohan, Dr- Hartwig Bunz,
RIit TVtinrlen - "Elv B&rnitz.v 1 1 -. nrr ri
:i i. OAmma Colwell, James' Canady Julia
G Cameron, Micbal Carroll, Mary Uhalnn,-'
Stephen H Collins. ' .. 1
D Zekal DonatsoUWri EDavJa, Thos
j Dbnian', Rufin Dayes, Lizzie" Dorghwry
John Dobb. Byoo Lwan; 1 i
.E--JamesFJlder'ivs i'ZAitA i
vFJW Fillins, D T Fry, Betta Frenk,
Frank Fountaine. U ...i IV :' '
G Allia George, Kindred Garris, Majry
Gordin. PAGrimlyrrr)SOii
H A C Ham ton, .Charley Haynes, Char
lie Hodgers, Miss Edna Harris, Jeseph
Hodges,1 Jennie Harris; Rebecca Hlghsmith,
Samuel Harrison, Sarah Hamilton, Mrs
William Harrison. : " - i "
J Sarah C Johnson, Oliver Jones, , Grif
fin S James, Thomas Johnson. - - - -j
K Isaac Kellej, . Thomas J Keenan, fbr
MarylWAelantla xjdxO "2.. ; -' , j '
It Airs i Lane, Jonn oiidiu Liucas, fi
an
I TI T t- IT.nr . fl MaHnt tr'fiilltlirl.nl
JULY , 21i . 1875.
v N--rRobert Nickson, Annie Norman, it s !
r xiiner erce,Annie Fugh, AdaPugh;
FraUk A Palmer, H P Parker. ' .
'" R Alice Russell, Emmaline J Rush, J E
Robertson, J TRidontte, J Hepburn Read,
Lucritie Russell, R P Rjsing, Sallie J Rans;
William Reston. I .J; ,, c r '
J W Steams, for Jesey Pokin ; .John Seel,
; Ufary5 Smith, . Jlargrett ; Shaw, Richard
Steward, Richard M Sedberry, G Yf. Sugl-
taray, Adele- Smith, Calie, Smithj' A - E
Bikes, Dunkic i Shaw. V ' , . ' C
n: T B Tomsbn, 'Qeo Tate1. ' i f Tf:
fi W -J H- Witt A 4 fnr"RtnYvAn'CYf flnUstno,.'.
Jm.WU.. inMa W iv.n
ir VT 11 ' """"t
jfuuucii. , j '-riufVi t ji
. , Persons calling;for,leUera ;in the above
;ist will please I say jadvertJsed n If not
called for within: 30 days they will be ' sent
to the Dead Letter Office.! :
j f i -.K':ij Ed. R Brink,' P. M.
Wilmington, 'July 20, 1875.
Bishop Lrinans AVpolutments. v
Statesville. . '1 1 i L . V. July 28
Gynne's Chapel. '. , .. . . ... . . July 38 ,
wuKesooro...... : . . uv. i .v. ; viLAug., i
Ore Knob. Ashe Co.. . .. . ... .....Ane.
. M. J effereon Co. . . .h. ........ . Aug. 0 4
Boone; Watauga Co.... ...... ....Aug. 6
J Church of" SL John Baptist. .'...'.Aug.
" t vrucis. .....9. .
A .
8
t '"WU( ..
9
Lienoir, Caldwell Co. . Aug. 10
nicaory . ..Aug. 13
Morganton. '.,.r';,V.V. .V..... .VAUg. 15
P- M., Old Fo-t... . J. . i .:.'. ... ...:Aug. 16
St. Andrew'd, Buncombe Co. . . . . . Aug. 19
Hard Creek, Buncombe Co..... ..Aug. 20
Warm Sorines..: ...Antr. 22
Burnsville. ... I ......... . ... . . ... Aug. 25
Bakersville .Aug. 27
Elk River Valley...... ....Aug. 29
Beaver Dam, Buncombe Co. ....i . .Aug. 31
Brevard, Transylvania Co.-. . . . .. .Sept,' 2
St. Paul's, in the "Valley, Transyl
vania Co.. ....V.. Sent. 1 8
JTiat Kock. .... . . . !: ........ ... . v . Sept .'- 5
Hendersonvillev..i. ........... ..t3ept 7
Glencoe. . , . . . . . . . . ... Sept 10
Calvary Church, Ilenderson Co. ,. Sept 12
Liecester . . .. . .... ............ ..Sept 15
Waynesvllle . v. . . ; . . . i . . L . ... ; . Sept 17
Asnevuie. ... ..... . ....... ..Bept 19
The collections at each place will be Ap
propriated to Diocesan Missions. . ,?
:i COOllTr. CONVENTION. :
HDQRS. Centbax. Ex Committee,1' r . '
.Democratic Conservative Party 7
. New Hanpver County, Wilming-i
! -' ton, N. C, June 30, 1875,
'At ft mpptlnor ff tlii"Rviit5i Pnmmittoo
of the Democraticonservative party of
New Hanover County held this day, it was
decided to call a. Mass Convention of the
nartv tn h hplrt at thn nrirt TTntiso i in
.P5J?y. l.De aJ.a at.tQ0 .VOOrt ,tquse, in
Wilmington, .Thursday evening, July 22,
The principal business of the Convention
wUlbe the domination of. candidates for
the Constitutional Convention and the ' ap- j
pointment or an .executive Committee. ;
Wm. H. Bernard,
d&w-td
Chairman.
Out of 17,368 male prisoners
arrested in Dublin in 1874,' 5,327 could
neither read nor write; and out of 9,432
iemaiesi 4,iu4 couia not read, or write. :
m. . . ; , : i
lhe experiment Oft Carrying let- j
tcrs on the street cars is to be triefl at Cleve
land, Ohio.
C1TX ITEMS.,
flnest'and most substantial quality ahould
Wmd Co.7veTnioI' 0 .
prices which place them within .reach of alL A
jomted fishing-rod is a convenience! that good fish
ermen cannot afford to dispense with. When prop
erly made, these rods win last a life-time and thus
prove an, economical Investment "'
Books of . Easy Music ! ;!
: Collections of Easy, Brilliant, Popular airs, that
every one can play, and no one can help liking. ': i
RfUSICAL GARLAND. (3 50. Ylollnand Piano
Dueta.
musical FLOWERS.
Flute and Piano
r--
flute bouquet. $1 60. Airs for Flute.
violin amusements.' fi 60." Airs for yiolin.
auva w.tou imiimi
WINNER'S BAND OF" FOUR.' $1 00. Quartets
for 1st and 3d Violin, Cornet or Clarionet and Bass. .
STRAUSS DANCE MUSIC, ai 00.' Violin and'
lOaii ki-li U.
.s''-'4 v
VIOLIN AND FLUTE DUETS $1 00. By Winner.
CLARKE'S (f) INSTRUCTORS. For Piano for
Seed.Orgaa, foiYiolhw .-'Each $1 00., ,-, v, ;; j
r. ' "'K.f
WINNER'S NEW SCHOOLS. EachTSceats. For
Piano, Cabinet Organ, Melodeon, Violin, Guitar,
Banjo, Cort,.French Acoerdeen, Geiman Accor
deon Fife. Ftnte. Plaeeolet. Clarionet. . - i ..
Sold by all music dealers. t Sent, post-free, f or rer :
M Hfe
o. mtson ft co.. ichas.h.ditson
CHAS.H. DIT80N ft CO.
Boston.
7M Broadway, NVY. ,
f ,ifdr ai-dw2n WM ft Sat
f 4 C'i J'1
SSS&SS- "" """
WED DUN
til -i . ffti (ioiffA L' ' COATS' 'AND ' VESTSI '. ' "
Bine Flannel Snits.
THZIIi? LINEN . SUITS," i s
As cheap as they can be bought ready1 inad.
. :..t 4k::..:.:'-::i::v:::a:::david
July 11-tf ;"""".".''!.!!; Slerchant Tailor.
TI1 tV
T( DESIRE
THAT "THE, COLORED WOMAN.
who saw the thief leaving mv nremises on Sat
urday morning; last and who at my request Kinaiy
stopped andwatched his movements, would call on
me at once, I wfll reward her for her trouble
Ju ySl-St-nac " y .JfcL. .RADCLIFFE.
-Hess LtioM anpraiiies,
:' li!'. i
ft-.
tJSTEECEIVED L,
STEAMER' RSGULA-
S. G. NORTHROP'S r
Fruit and Confectionery Store;
J.U i'ii
I 875;.?W"
1875
ewupt fromtlve Harvest Fields
VANNOT BE SURPASSED) BT THE EAStI
O Westi North or South, ' Every .barrel and bag
ruaranteed perfect. Send yonr orders to the Cape
Fear Flow and Pearl Hominy Mills.. .
u July Mit nac ' y ALEX. OLDHAM, Ptop.'T. v
,-, WHOLE : NO. 2,55i.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT Tfe
I. B. GRAINGER. ..'.
HON. W. D. JOHNSON....;...
J.D.CUMMING. H...:
....... Prbbiskht
. Vica Pbisujbnt
........ .Cashiis
BANK OF MARION,
Birector8 :
HON. W.J. JOHNSON. .U
J. D. M0LUCA8..
DUNCAN MtJRCHISON....
....... Marion, S. a
it i
".Wilmingtoi,N.'C..
I W A- WRIGHT...'
I W(J. W. ATKINSON..
oJ I. . MUBCHISON;
'
nKP"K.tt-'-t5
Does all the ordJnary business of a Sank. -"
Will take pleasure In accommodating' the mercan
tile eomnumiUea of - WUtninirtnii uid tt.lw nlaoaa
by discotmtins; sack paper as can be recommended)
w sroo mj any oi we Banu locatea wnere the par-
Merchants' Exchange National Bank.. ...New Tork.1
Cldzens' National Bank. ................ Baltimore,;
anx orjNew anover........y.....v.;WiunIn2ton.;
maySOtf nac
TIN ROOFING.
I AM PREPARED TO MAKE EITHER LARGE
or small contracts for . ' ' . . .
V -Tin Roofing, ,7 :
and will guarantee
PERFECT WORK.
; Gutters and Leader Pipe ' "
. . - .
made to order at LOW RATES.- -
" . HARDING JOHNSON. 1
- Nutt St, betwen Molberry and Walnut.
' July 18-nac lw '
TAX NOTICE.
All persons subject to the p atm.es t
Of Schedule B and O Tax will do well by coming
forward within the next five days and pay their tax.
In a few weeka the Tax Collector has to-make his
annual report The payment of doable tax will be
strictly enforced upon all delinquents after Wed-,
needayl Slat hut. GEO. W, BOUSDEAUX,
July r7-4t Ba eu tn wed nac
Register.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sale of -Valuable EealEsf ate
I jjuwhiv
TJYtueofandin accordance with
the provisions of a certain nidenture of mert-
executed bvFeistMaser to 'The Bank of New
HanoverJbeadng date the 7th day of March. A. D.
1873, and registered la the records of New Hanover
S?J?..is:.W84 and fol owing, the
---8"g.wui
ON MONDAY,' THE 19th day; of JULY NEXT,
at 13 o'clock M., at the Court House door in the city
of Wilmington, sell for cash, by public auction, the
following described piece or parcel of land situated
jlu.bbiu. city, viz;
. ifeginnini
iningatthe corner. of a lot now or recently I V-' . , -by
A Pi Repiton and wife, on the south side-1 1 H A A Bbls Fkmr, all
owned Dy
v- cwi, wiu .mining uicuw niuuiiruuij I
along their line one hundred and thirty-two feet to I
Bettencourt's alley, thence along said alley aet- I
wardlv fiftvichtfeettn anothpr lt nnw nrrMvnt.lv I
of Market street and running thence soutbwardlv
ward I y fifty-eight feet to another let now or recent)
owned bv A. P. ReDiton and wife, thencs with thei
owned by A. P. Repiton and wife, thence with thet
line northwardly sixty-six feet to the lot of J. WiU
wtuu, uicnce wnu lao oacsune ox wiiKerson s
let westwardly tw enty-four feet to his corner, thence
with his other line northwardlv aixtv-six fwt tn
Market street, thence along Market street westward
ly thirty-four feet to the beginning, and being in
block 153 according to Turner's plan or the city of
Wilmington. , . . WRIGHT, ft STEDMAN.
june :
lS-dtd ' Attorneys."- I
The Above Sale
I MONDAY NEXT,
July 26, 1S75, at 12 o'clock luT.,
IN FRONT OF COURT HOUSE. : : ! j
jujy lain, iwionais. ; !
WILMINGTON
Building
atoual hbetiho. ;,
rpHE
SIXTH
ANNUAL MEETING. OF THE j
Wlhninrton BuildlngfA8sociatioa wiU.be held at
Hibernian Hall (old Library rooms). . on Front
street, Wednesday (evening, July 81st. at 8X
o'clock. Eleven Directors are to be elected for the
ensuing year, and a foil attendance of Stockholders
is requested. . .- i . .-. ,
.-., ,.-a W1. G. MicRAE,
July 0-8fr .- Secretary.-
HAR-WOOD.
A iACW 11UV CU
io-.iJT 5'ii-ritui j ,r
BWa OF. "THE ODD TMIMP
Published by E. J. Hare1 ft Son, New York. "Bound.
in Cloth, $L36i Papers Cents. r , , ? j t
, - )Ju8t received by Express and for sale at i
' .' :-u . t -, : :'
' ''' '" w " HEINSBERGER'S, I
:( july30-tf .,, ...Live Book and Music 8 tore
Shirt ? Wear-3re,: Attention !
','!i i: : ; ' f t' i .'!. . . : .
.. . "KEEPS" PARTLY, MADS -, i
Dress1 SMrts Wamsutta MuStta
CUT LKK GTH WISE
,;CLOTU,: v, ' '
ONI $15 ER i)02El!r CASH.
tif!7
hunsph &:o.,;.
1 1 1 i-i t
ulySO
i t (i, fT?r .CLOTHIERS ;
Dissolutions
1 1
"V.
i5
rBF
.tnii 1 Ar
. . . -t
i Fonville ft Watson is thia day dissolved. i The I V
Imsineps will be carried on Dy. Mr. H. W. Watson. 1
who alone is- authorized to setue. anv bnsiness of 1 1
the late firm.
lule Arm -: "'' ' ' ' i i,liAVVl
''july'4-lwfS',n:
r lis li l Li V f
Ty B. FON YILLE, .
If.
M.rVATSON.
To Harness ; Makera v m . pariage
Trinimers.
WANTED, IMMEDUTELY. A MAN. WHO
thoroughly understands both' harness making
and carriage iriiunine.-. v j , . r . ,. . -,i
- a. -i ; A&Sreusi P. H. HAYDENi
July 20-3tnac . ,ri r Wilminston, TSL C -i
I , i i . i . . "i J. f- r ij, " - : i ...
Builders Hardware ! 1
AT, J5 PJVES Ti ytflUGESi
tfir.frf (8331-) rr.
... - . i
' At 4
. Julyl8-tf ,v
New Hardware Store!
He cliariic3.t)f all Trades.
7r
X very large and an class assortment of Tools,
required by you, and at prices that will stand inspec
tion. Quality of goads guaranteed in every respect
If you would save ttoae an money call at the Old
Established Hardware House of .i.T-v , ;
i I ' ' . JOHN DAWSON, I
:f JnlylS-ff 1"." Noa.M Wand M Market fit
RATES OF AIlVKRTlSINCi.
One Square one day,.... ..J,... .. 1
i. tlraya..,. 1 M
V "vthfee days...
: font daya.. ...... .... ....... . , . , I
'.. i on weefe.A.. a 6P
Two week.. fi 0C
Two months. i...i.i4V. .15 on
'Three months.'
.S3 00
;", f Six months.;..., k..'..'.5 00
' 5 One year. . .60 0
- CVContract Advertisements taken at propi
Mly low fates. --..v ?.-...?v yx
Five Squares estimated as a quarter-coluinn, ard
ten squares as a hair-eoloma. - 1
MISCELLANEOUS.
FAIKBAI7KS' SCALES.
Coitee -and Drug Mais,- Letter' Ptesses, 4c., Ac
J- PBOWJiPAI. SOALI WBiniOCBXS.' '
FAIRBANKS & CO., 53 CmT Melul
FAIRBANKS CO, 93 Main street Buffalo. N ; Y
T SiSTiiS 'z xx rr3J?' " Montreal.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO., Ill Lake at., Chicago.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE fc Co! 189 Walnut st ,n-
cmnati, . .
FAIRBANKS, MORSE St CO, 182 Superior street.
Cleveland, O. t
FAIRBANK8 MORSE ft CO., 48 Wood etreet,
Pittsburgh. .- :'. - . -
EA1BBANK8; MORSE ft CO.? 5th and Main BtK et,
Luuisville. 4 S i , , i r . i
FAIRBANKS & CO., 803 ft 804 Washington avenue,
FAIRBANKS ft HUTCHINSON, Ban Francisco. .
. Kor sale by leading Hardware Dealers. : I
; July 4-deott sn we fr a w8m ' ' . ;
S. W. Goo&ridgevl
Grafton, AVlndham Co. Vermont.
MANUFACTURER OF
Fine Fishing Bods
'n-
of all Idnds-M'"''1 '
. : Particular attention naid to
to Southern, trade. -uut Jr."
! " , Rods Of any desired 'pattern0 !i i?
": MADE TO QRVEll '
on Bhort notice and at reasonable prices. '
Send forCironlar: " ' ' " - 3nly14)ftWtf
We Hust Close ; iut.
OUR ENTIRE SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
' ,. . ; , Those in' need of ., , , .. ,
Men's Clothing,
BOY'S CLOTHING,: v
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
' GENT'S :FURNISHINa GOODS, Ac. &c.(P,l
' ; . Will find extra inducements at 11" - '
jnlyl8tf ' '' "!:: SHRIERKROy.
Binford,-Crow- & Co.,
OFFER TO THE TRADE AT LOW FIGURES
' '". . ' . . .. .iM '
gradeB;!J-'J . .
v v v.. . -i.- - r t t, ( ... .
K f A Bbls Ssgar House Syrup,- r- i' 1 i
. r
OflA Ban Coffee. ? - f ' ' ''
Of! A Bags Coffee,:
Bbls Sugar and a foil Stock Goods in th'etr line
Special attention iaia 'to' securing low -rales
freights in carload lots, . , . r. i . .
may 5-dAwtf -' BINFORD. CROW & CO.
- Bacon, Com,. otrr; Syrup, ' -
Boxes D. B. Sides ity ijWxt -A :-.;.
50 x Bides and Shoulders,
QAAA Bushels Prime "White Corn. f -
800 BW 1nr' 811 grades
gQ181 . H. Syruis
f For sale low by ' ; t : :'-. c .
jttlyl8-tf WILLIAM8 ft MTJRCHISON.
Sugar, Coffee, .Bice, llolasses-
f A A Barrels Refined SBRar,'."'' ; - -
Bags Prime Rio Coffee.
Bbls Rices' .
X00 BblndHllld" f1 -CuDa 'Molasses '
July 18tf . WJ1XIAMS ft MURCHISON.
Hay. Hoop Iron Spt Cks, Glue. :
KAA BaiesK. R. and EasteraHay, ' '
KAA BdlBHwprronVj0:!:iJi' J ' 'V .
CAA Second Harid Spirit Casks, " "
H For sale low by ' '
jnlyl8-tf WILLIAMS ft MURCHISON.
Salt, Nails, Snot j Guano., :
n A A ri n.nvii f t.tm c.i.
tJ!i-
OAAKegsNafls. , ;
'-'; fcfc-'Ort-.
150 Bag. phot. ;
100 Ton Enreka 9n
-t A A. Tons Eureka Guano ' . -
lUUU-'iiiu'li 'twill hjitt elHfUi'ti-l
200"s-;
1 :"...! .
For Kale lovr h
jtuyis-tr , ,,..yr,
MS ft MURCHISON.
BacdH, Sacoiiy Bacoiii
OA Boxes DJ K Sidctf,'5 "
Sft
;.U-'""
Shoulders.: (
. For tale br v 1 v. .1 ;
jaly 18 tf , , KKKCHNER ft, .CALDER BROS.
.;' rcuba Biolaisea
ijK Ilhd NewCiop Cuba Molasses, j ,
R f BbU New Crop Cuba Molasses.
Vnr Ml a K
iuly l8tf . KS
ER ft. CALDER BR0 1
i I'-
Corn, Meal and JTay. ; !. t
11 II ft
Bushels Corn, lij.i'l )xr IJff
TY Y a . , 'i. ,:
1 1 i 1 1 1 uiu
50
Bales Hay. T,. lijid
rl orSaleV
IK.
bv ' .
ER ft CALDER BROS.
;
Rice, Sugrar, CofTee and Tobacco.
25
- Barrels Rteei ftt 'tiM .Wi" :t-f;r.'tvt .
20
Barrels Sugar,
!
f T K Bags WTiK -it-:r.. "-:.:
;100 oi . X5ai;v -
.-For'saleby" V '''!' '-'M i! .'
: inly J8-U u lCERCHNEB A CALDER BROS.
'-'Fine; StiwrHats. 1
'.n.:;,'.;,: ; :
-si- ytrx
L -.si'
, ..:. :: UARSISON ft ALLEN'S
jnlyn-tf
City Hat Store. '
-AKD SHOULDERS FOB SALE El QTJANTI
tiestosnlt. Every piece guaranteed. ' -
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