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Thursday Morning, 12, 1675,
..,, MORALITY IN
Critics hare At! last. fonnfl !oatLandj
admitted that Tennyson's verse ia ho
less distingaished for Its' cristiaq
tone and high pontthaii for its er
, i fection. We are glad of .this. These
desirable attributes ; are his.: rarest
passports to an: enduring and enviable
reputation. - Year after year sonde
hew star has arisen ' which promised
for a moment to eclipse its predeces-i
sors in the realms of j literature, and
year after, .unless something" more
substantial, more soul-satisfying than
the flowing music of 1 faultless rythm
and rhyme, something .'more lasting,
. even, that well expressed ,and genu4
ine poetic enthusiasm over the beau
ties of cloud-capped mountain, flow-j
ering landscape, moonlit ' sea, ' or
ivy-crowned ruin, that star gradually
paled in the literary firmament until
it either vanished forever into in fin-1
ite oblivion or flashed into cxist-
ence.
meteor-iiKe, to live , one
moment and die again. Who
pleasantly remembers Alexander
Smith or "Festus Bailey" ? And how
long will Swinburne's fame endure?
While Chancer, Herbert,. Hilton j
Keble, I Wordsworth, ; Tennyson and
others of that moral, nay, religious
school, will be studied and admired
whiletime shall last. Even . Byron
one chord of whose wonderful .harp
could' thrill continents, has- left an
eternal stain on his proud escutcheon
And, although the magical music of
that harp' may" continue . to . sound
adown the -comings-ages, there wilj
still be a discord marrin4!ts''Kar4
monies which neither .time
nor .ais-
tance can silence. , , .
We hope the i standard - of literary
purification will be steadily lifted npj
ward. We believe this has been the
case in 7 legitimate , literature for
years. An old Scotch lady told Sir
Walter Scott that ; at.; seventy , she
could not read without; blushing the
works which iywere openly read and
freely: discussed in herjirlhopd. tjWa
believe the average reader , pf to-day
would be astounded to know , what
things were openly , printed wiihin a
cen tu ry, ' certainly . within . two cen
turies, preceeding the present. We
remember seeing in an old library in
this State some 'English ' works with
bold Greek and Latin notes, which
.works were long out of print when,
they were purchased second-hand . in
London, that are openly , almost as
obscene 1 as the miserable . scandal
which recently befooled the' Ameri
can press.' ,';.7.. ' ., " ' ' "
: May the dawn of .the. day? be near,
when lhe morgliiy $t a book shall Ije
the first crucible testVtbrougb ' which
it has to passrbefore it is everi offer-
eu xo.ine puuc. v e are not aavp
. eating either 'prudishness or perpetual
sermoiiiziug. Wb think the - poet
Laureate," whose eviident 'purity of
thought inspired this article, stadias
ana Often "reproauces tiature anxlinair
as ordinary mortals see and know
them. ' "We can offer- no better" guide,
to pet or novelist ; and wc believe if
such 'guidance were more closely fol
lowed We would soon have as noble
a Round Table of Knights of thePn
as ever .constituted, the glory, of fa
Golden Age of Literature.,, .
MB. PLinsOLL'S RSFORM. ,
Mr.- Plimsoll has been . doing good
service in the BritUh" Parliament. A
4. valuable exchange says: '' We wish
he could find an imitator on this side
of the Atlantic.. ThfsVe 'is no doubt
that much of. .the': coasting marine
would hardly bear , a rigid scrutiny,
No paper but. contains an account of
marine dinasters which onsht never id
have happened, Tas Wfell asthoserwhich
are the rtsitJtK kt iiievl table -cau.st-s.
Some one : who- will- do '.for seamen
what Mr. Bergh has'done for animals
' w the present want." : . ...
It is true Mr. Plimsoll " got mad ?
and went about effecting -hi purpose
in a " Sir Anthony Absolute n sty et
-but he is in earnest and the " Mef-
. r chauts Shipping Bill "rwili doubtless
have ta be attended taAtTanvater
if it is not attended to, it rwill not be
Mr.1 Plimsoll faulHeactuaily
jshook his fisttjthej Premier, the
;Cr SpakjBr,an4 indeed,all around Then
with a passionate exclamation quitted
TTTSr- ii.'iO j
fSS?0" ?f Hon. Jefferson
Davis for president of the. University"
has met With". Strou en d orspmpn t '
ong man MPikMist joUTnlals
among
I BaAthia ffblkT landmark and Char-
h'tie ftCIwalfiniyrlirging tht'
7: diuiiguiHhegeiitlemalraKS uibsV
suitable person ia rextbre the fortunes
" o( that liiorlc iiTsVitOti'. .
TUB CONVENTION.
We have prepared the following list of
uon with reference to ascertaining gains
and losses: ..
Alamance, J. E. B'oyd,rad. f7" l
Alexander, Reuben "Watts, cona. gaw
Alleghany,
- Anson, R. T. Bennett, c- -
1 BeaulorLand Eamlico.vX E Shepherd, c.
"i-Bladea, Ai McDonaM, r."' s
Brunswick, E. W. Taylor, r gain, i
Buncombe, Thos. L. Clingman, D. C!ole-
man, c gain of 1; !'.'!
Burke, A. C. Avery, c.
Cabarnuv K'Wj Allison, c .? ' ii'rrXT
: Caldwell, -
r. Camdeni J. 1l Chamberlain, iv jain.
i Caswell EJ B Withers,' & Wilson CaryJ
i: CartereV James Buraley, V , i f
Catawba, L. H. McCarkle, e.V.i: ;
Chatham, John U4onlDg,Wm.6trpud,c
Cherokee and Graham, J W Cooper,'
Chowan, R, Pagej ;r., -? -iv.u?
.-..Clay,.., ; : A..,:V'. :': . d7
Cleaveland, Plato Durham, Cffirv
; , Columbus, Forney Seorge,;c.. j.! j ;
, Craven,B F,i Lehman, J,,& ,Manix,'ir.
Cumberland, R. P. Bqxton, J. C Blocker,
r. gain. . ;. . . .-.'W iii "mV :-'r.i..
.Currituck. ; : . ... I -A f;aA
. Dare, . B.-Blivens, rr gain. . : -.-..'J
Davidson, T. C. Bobbins, B. B. Ijkiberts.&i
r, , Davie, Charles Price, C-. jj
Duplio, J. N. Stallings, ,Vm. Farfiori Oi
Edjrecombc. W. P. Mabson. A. Me?
Cabe, r. ,. '. ; !;. , ;
Forsythe, W. H. Wheeler, r.
Franklin, :W. F.; Green, c , ;.. , .
Gaston, Jonas Hoffman, r gain. .. ...
Gates, W. P. Roberts, c .
Granville, L J. Tpung, J. A. Bullock, rJ
Greene, Joseph Dixon, rgain. j
Guilford, A. W. Tourgce, A.Siloltonri
Halifax, J. E. O'Hara, J. J. Goodwyn, r.
Harnett, Job n Harrington, c . -,, .- r . .'
Haywood, Dr Sam. Love, c ; ' - !
Henderson, Frank Woodfin, r. . . '
Hertford, E. J. Borton, r. t . ,
Hyde, W.S. Carter, c. '
t Iredell, "T. A. Nicholson, CL. Surni-
Jackson. , . . v, ,r. ,..u ?, , v ..v i
John'stonYB'R
r. gain y. . .. ..,v :,
Jones, J. F, gcott, r..j,, , . . (. ,
Lenoir, R. W. King, r..gain,I)V
Lincoln, Caleb Motz,.c . , ..
Macon, W. N. Allman, c. . ,
-M!
Martin, Rev.. C, B- Hassehy c. gain. . j
McDowell, Col. Keal, c, s . . T p i
Mecklenburg, Gen. K'Barringer, DrJ W.
. Madison, Dr. J. E. Amlerson, e.-
Moatgomery, Allen Jordan, r. gain.
Mitchell, J. W. Bowman r gain. "
Moore; M. Black, r. gain. -'-o
Nash, B. H. Bunn, c. ; -n : v ; j
'New Hanover and Pender, G. Z. French,
S. H. Manning, J. H. Smyth, r. 1 '- i
-Northampton, Wm. Barrow, r. ; ' j
Onslow, James G. Scott, c. - ; - A '
Orange,sHohs. W. A. ' Graham, J. Tur
ner, c. -'" l-' ' i
Fasquotank,f; W.' J. Munden, f. -
Perquimans, J. W. Albertsotr.'r.
' v Person, Col. J.' W. Cunningham, c. gain
r-Pitt, Hon. T. J. Jarvis, Wm; King; c; j
Polk, N. B. Hampton, r. :: ; '' I
Randolph. J. WJ Bean, A. M.Lbw.e, r
gain. -: ' --- J - :
Ricltmond, Hon' O. U. Dockery, r gaii
Robeson,-irr.a.c8mclair, C. A. Mc-
Eachin,cgairi.;," n :- 3i it lao n
" Rockingham, Hon; D. 8. Ileid,' . rhrntr
Mpreheadic; -1 ; sa '
RowanV HouF. 'Saober' J.-SBen
d-ersoo.'c. . ; ' .v -
, fvuiuerjora, 4. sp.. jqsiiye, rr . -
StafiIey,"' Jdseph, Marshaii, ' ' " J
urryV'Josepb bbbsdnVc. '"' ' J
Swain.. , . r ...... "
"Iransyivuia.hWiton7 c. f '
' Fnion; DaT: W.'R'edw'in,' c. " ' ! f
Wake, R. C. Badger MCC.f Hodge A.
Wa'tairir"a.
Vayne; vVv i tiF fctlr
tharh.'r gain. " ".' "."'' " ' '
Wilkes; T. JjBula,; j; QrArBran; r.j
WUson. CbL'lt' W-.' Sinkeitarv" ci ''"' I
. Yadkin, B: F. iJonesr. "'; j '
Yancey. . .. " 1
... - -.t; ..:i , .-. : ; ? uh j -a j
The above list is incomplete as we are
without the names of, the candidates elected
m aeyerat 01 vne.counuea V;.Mur latest esti
mate of the general result will ,be fouqd on
pur fimpage.Ejs, Stab: u; ti&'w j
l-i . ICharlotte Observer. J; ro ' j'
.... r- . r. wwmiii j
On Saturday last the Charlotte City
Marsh.nl received a telegra.ro ffpjn M.
L. Ilojraesj J&q., pf Saliaburyielling
hini to be pu the lookout, for, iievfjVi
L. Erney, who has one. wife Tip Salis
bury and MothOT.QjyftflrP
A?:Jfelegram gave a description pf
the .bigamist, and Jon ,fy(ternt'
. police swocped ddwh'on "a fahciiab
I Miss lEancy kioid of'4. a' f ellow'and .
iiui isutia . iiiiu uii 1.1 iHii 1-10 ao
knb wledged to h6 wife in Mississippfc;
uub ucuicu uavuig one inoouiRi vJarQn
liha. - The Salisbury wife wilf ' be
over this morning,- whrti the1 Imatter.
will undergo investigation'! w:i
The lo88es8U8tiiaed by the South
in the civil waf'arej f8traaie41ly a
Evening Post to',)iaVeep'ji;L28
;000,QOO;dmdej)enden1 ;(jof e. jthe , staW
prpperty which amounted tb 12,400
00pt000. making VtotaT "of Ji3,6B4,-
dao.ooo: But thik iknwrnk
ior ine tjorresptmaeut estimuterthat-
---w wmw nw vwuaw bllQ ww col IU
of ihierSbmiftakihWaUbmHh
ift VL 8 7 0 Mvrea6h3dL5.,ag KOi0feC0flL
instead of Which IfifeJl topnJv.j5G2f-
wovjjWrrMJmerence of rnearlvt Siof
T"
,Varren,J.7
. . Washington,'" J.' ! )1 'Batt man," r.' gain,
STAR'DUST.
1
Occident! the famoasXaliforniaT
Or hiurtnaA 9-1.11 tr i ,' i
! fhehidies of Detroitre about45inglsl?ed goveniorl jDf orth
to erect aW oman's Hosnital -and Found-
-Hiags Hdwhich will cost $lMMQf '
The Augusta Chronicle takes
up two aDd.two-thirds of acolumnwilb an.
introductory article to show t bat it has the
largest ciTiyuuiup ia ujk oialWT4
Tf Brtorhftm Vnnntr rw an fl.
diticgjal1e?d:X bis baeyerjf, time he
fc ? "S1
Mffftifc-i?.ij ld .i
sistenUattenUon ;of-a Russian DTiDeess'who
had -beconie enamored with .him, but to
whom he wouldn't Lizten.xi a t. . ; jf,
ho wi. JHPW-vAeOTphj .Com
pany propose to send ,'m'essages from San
placei proportionately- low,s-Ttiey-are Start-
"o kMvi uuyi? w vai uaj uvuiu; m jiuc imuu-
bofiE,iMyrottA.'Co6ney anifetJeos F. :W11-
Lliapa,u Since he managing jeditorj. Thos.
is. Uonnery. went to .burope, wb era Ben-
Lettis,Mr.-Flynu lias 'been acting in his
pi
..j i-The:Ixmi8ville Couriers-Journal
publishes aa interview with a gentleman, a
former resident ;of , Valparaiso. Chili, which
explodes the sensational story tbat Las been
going the round of the press for soin e weeks
past,-regarding the reported discovery by a
tsnusb vessqi, in one; ; ot the iknitb metric
Islands, of the crew.of the eehooper Florida
which sailed from' New 'Orleans for Saa
Francisco in 1849. u ,
Tbe Treatnrr Bobber.
. Washington, Aug. 9.
General Spinner was made glad to
day, by the recovery of $14,500 of
the money stolen from the treasury,
wVioh Ottman, thu saloori keeper and
"a!lereJ manager of the robberv. had
deposited iii the Ariingirtii Bank of
xie.;wuiria, ui .wiucn lie ,.i a - stocKr
holder. : It in believed thatiill more
of the stolen money will be recovered,
and. at alt eVents, it . is known that
Otttoan has bronertvno'nob ttiihA
the whole ; amount. trod. . To.boW
-: ttt 7 cr.: r " . -7-.-0 rr
what a load of .anxiety hat been lifted
from the minds of the clerks in the
cash room, it should be -known' that
one of them has been so disturbed at
the-position1 m which he -has sbeen
ffiS?, iSbS;,tn
feSlJ Svfv?!0
l.UUKUllHU IU DC1IU IIIUl IU Hit; III-
sane sylum. ' : p ": ;
sides- brown ' 'were at : work at 'the
North disposing of the five hundred
dollars stolen notes,' as Ottman lately
aepositeu several large checks1 re
ceived from abroad. oThe authorities
are on the look out for these: parlies.
Benj.; Halleck, the t clerk - who. stole
the package and handed jt to Ottman,
was one of those ia whom the fullest
trust was reposed, and not long since
he was sent to Philadelphia to aid in
the inspecnQhe , snbreasury
there. He is a son of the Ue v. jI r.
HalleCK, a well Known clergyman Of
Tom "V-V ii;iM-;imfml,..i
iN ew 1 OrE, yt hO It Will be remembered
met with a horrible death by being
, j .&
burned up in a railway accident in
Peiinsvlvania about. two years aco.
- ; THE EIVAL DETECTIVKS.
The ' secret service force of the
Treasury have produced reports from
members who say that they have,
since the robbery, been -shadowing
Halbeck and Ottman, which would
seem Xb. indicate that they were. upon
the . rigjit. track.; and;, had Ikept .the
thieves; Jinder surveillance up to tlje
tin?e .when tjbo Jocal.. detectives ranti-13
cipated them in making .the arrwip.7
They assert jtliat, tbey' jiave a record
of every mpy'ement maa by;Ifalieck;
ana that neither lie nor his wife nave
rchednhgsmalles
the past two months without1 their
hayinffarecofd of 4he "transaction:
Tl.Wt.i.i! J'j.l-ar .1
" -jr." "ecu .cwiiune, loeveiaun,
vuc oauic aiiiiTAtn HiuMl llaC 'iifU
mark. Thore i 9 lff Ul.,
- .0 , j1"1""0
leeiing oeiween ine two oetective
eo'rpiyhfl - just now ..th 'local mn
are highly exultant at having beal en
the Treasury detectives bo badly.
Arrtut of Parker.
We condense fforn au iextra issued
by the :Caraden JS. , C.) Gazette the
followiDr information '-ihAim?rT i.n
6 I
arrest iri that town of the- notonona
ftlA.'-viL-i.t--;i -. , j I
State to the extent pwDablj Vpf far
more than the amount I for which he
was convicted, viz: $75,000: 1 - j '
Parker' escaped from jail, accord-.
ing to hialcfwn 'account, by means of
on ADt.nnI. .U U A.'IL' i.V i
d'- , He had on t the time, of his
escape a pairof light colored pants, a f
feffhat and a darki broWrj coat: was
not disguised as a negro, aii sunriised
by tKe WaiIy!papers. !' He exbected to
u-eui- uw eiiospe irom' ine coontv ou I
I L . 1 1. ' T - ' . . . . .
horseback, but was foiled in his plan.
ii8JTmainear ni tjolumbia ahtil Sat
urday jnight, when u heU and Andv
Jiohosop, ieol: left on foot in thi di
rection, i At i,- McC lair's ; plantation
twelx;nnle8lrjorr':the;pity) be hired
o .'. .l. . " T
H VftugJ vnetB, as iar B8 I
en?!,(;He;preteuded,that.be had I
.SWfii Walofrescape.when, be
6lT5S iS- rW?,iJ.h I
arker, had With him on Iv "l Via
e
,ep
.' The fugitive ok8-'ca?r?apd
ress ipiriti navihg exrieri-:
o ver the'lbfarreii hills" ; of KichlahdF
qi if a v.rft uUrtiaiJ Im -4.
xucio wiiiwe BmeeBStiOiTJif
friends aof HfaeiidfSootheraoHuibridALM
o m . i
auiphtoSpria
jb""- vir j iiDt-pigu; .ot!j.ie iimeet,
'pianH-becaldgnable la avdia thf Per- larSe nnm Lm,e.m.bers of ?he
'i'K ,ot r . r, xr 1. i
tlPTnld pmhrKPPa Tvnrv tlhnraKprlain TrAn I
RiisfflBll' Youn?. John Stockton. Ch'ak Nor d- I '5
Vil.fT,Ad mt..k '.ii ''t-j:.' ' 'it
wuioiMiug ouiuc euiitu articles oesiu
aimr rfouuaun oaa iin VV1 ,pougnji ue u-.KUesi prices. j..,. ,
his pocket a roll of mpney, showing T V' i llr t 'i tf TV. Baxlett, i
evilly thatfcesarlrIh'offi 0 tA Agent
ing is to excite and widen interest in
the important objects of the Society;
apdrwe, hava.the pleasuceof Announc-
jug mat non. jlujx. vance,? ine? ais-
Carolina, wilt deliver an address urjon
the- oocasion. -JL JJ -jJl. xL
Ihe proprietors of j the . Springs
kindly offer to make .everyarrange
ment for the meetino-. "and to "reduce
thfir chirtesf6rjbp&rd toxjhemhers
vTi? Riffy
oIt STrgTrtted tbak-rpiBstanees
Wei-'wbTch aa WitroUpiei
I vented an earlier-announcement of
ciety and Inends of the good
will makef it convenient to be present,
A Byaiithority of the Executive Cpm-
: .mittee f .-U.J, ..Wit.. Jojres,, i
; .r, ;?T Sec 'Southern His'lBdciety.,
Anirnot Q lfiS
B.-r-Iapers eeiie rally ' ' please
thWaDoveufii4j i
MISCELLANEOUS.
1
f fi OT?lirft.fulR nTVTOT'cf'. I
J;i-, ;,j t,.i:U .-, ,:, .... --f; .V. r I
:, . , , . tqk ;
-"i '-v ' 'Vt
CL Y D E LI N E .
N&w Torranililipitoii StsMCd.
70,31 BET TUB WANTS OF TUB TEADK , ,
" ' ' ' ' i
Ilavo added ainotlicr Steamer to
lite Line, and will- sail from i
'Z '''CnewtorK'-''1!;''1 ,. ;
EVERT WEDNKSDAr AND SATtJEDAY,
at S P. JL froni Pier 13 North River.
Semi-Weekly from Each Port, '"
riEKBAFTSJt SUIPPXKS CAN RELYl'PON
'H the Prompt ana Kesnlar Sai!hi- t thee
Stcsiuent f tokk Netf. Yorb, as sdvertid. As the
SZ 5??." ,wlar.eain?s
can be
I no cause for delay in shipment
1 uj, uiu wiui ton suuiuonmi zteamer mere
Other Steamers wUt be added as reenhned.'' '
; A. 1. CAZAUX, Agent,
mar 36-tf Wilmington, N, C.
JohhW. Hryeo,X'J3Jparrjt CBaaaHo,
.WUmpgtop,Ntc. . u Tarbon
NewSontiern, House.
rHINSONfe CUMMING
cOMMissTfNEnpiiAirfii,
aW1
I 1 ,'?5at,lX' ' J. . . . : I
ICS Chestaat St.. PiuladelDbia.
PI O. Box 6036.
r loiv o-3tn
Coraninr Drays, ; iiim;- Carts.1 ti;
THE BOARD OP ALDERMEN OF TUB CITY
OF WILMINGTON, N. C.w DO j
ORDAIN, That any Dray, i Truck Wagon, 6r
Cart foand in use within the City limits without the
Badge or Kegistered Number
0 0 I .
required by aty Tax Ordinance passed May 9th,
18ra, shaU be subject to seizure by the City Marehal,
Vd th owner thereof subject to a fine of FitS
l0iSrf h "d evefy da7 tne same is used
In this City without the prepayment of the monthly
tax, or without having on the 1
1
Badge or Registered Number
M the Ordinance of the Oty requires.1 ' '!
Any Ordinaace or parts thereof conflicting with
the foregoing are hereby repealed. , r . , .
The above Ordinance was p&esed by the Board Of
Aldermen at their meeting February 1 6th, 1 S74.
T.C. SERVOS8,' I .
fe"18tf ; :j rjCityCksritj
Til ECGtEB ItA.TfP rt r I i
r 'Jt asr o s .
: .TABUSpsp OVER 6a yEARSSl t.j.
'.'Alt
I (Over 4G.OOO Ulnile and . SAld
"KiiiADlxd
c-- . w ''1 1
.1iey ."tato.thelrxreat poplarity the
I L.ZAT INS XAKX OT AXX OTBTERB XADE. j -:
M. GOTTSCfiALKAmertaL'.atertSOw
a a aaaxwpi. cAUiuoivcty ucu aim ptnormeu upon
" umn
1 luiuaiui prunsee Lneai -1 . ,.
The Best and Most iRelbiW
The B$st. an4 Sost .Reliable Planoi
r or puniy sua yoiame or , tone, touch, durability,
wear and material used they cannot be excelled.
i ncy remain in twuer. wne fnan most Pianos
U1DUV. t j
They are the most prrerabl arid desirable Pianos
made. . , ; ; , , i
They are th most reasonable priced First-class
Pianos made. r i.f ;.' -tf.r r j
xuey possess' ail moaernimptovements of any
They are ia every respect superb and perfect tu
ipi,.n T?11.. TIT
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CHICK EBTN Gf fe 80N3V 1 6tJ. T.'rBCOfBTi
i Botftpn. : i; i j..-.. i i, Jj a dy WUmiacton. N. U.
S'loCK where von will find nfn-ah nmii,nf
juolij ccicuruiu rnmw 'COBBUmtiy on band. 1 ' !
aug4-DAWtr .;. . ,,, . . . i
"ft!
(fili
ALVVAYSi
HOOPiKON.i
femiOs' 'i6w"by i moeasses'&i
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EDWAItDS & HALLi !
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Wti. vn
Consigned;
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rl.-j.i
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For. sale py
EDVVAIDQ & JJALLJ '
June29-tf
Tick! TicklTIclL!
i
Is TO Watches,
A.1 Clocks and feUverware. wishtn: to-iednce m
stock of uneGoid and ilver. Watcues. Ta
J" ' ' f w'v- -dl
'"'''W tf-'thtf'IAteit Btyte ,
IWSlIergoods.allof whichlhave a
nie selection, plain Goli
i boiu w eaajng Jttings, fancy and
hinds crgoc'carne Wa flret-
I "cui niuge, auu ail
el8 Jewelry : Store., j I . offer , at greiiUy reduced
prlcen to suit the.tiAea, I nive all work mv rvrnrn u 1
attention and guarantee saUkfaction. .old Silverf and
aw 'UUT-iJOXf JJOXT 1 i
n?t!'J s uia?p su'j tl.
orf-PIl?'1 u orui.itxm
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juit jrurnUBeiiiinie.4. n
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July 11 tf .tiSK-.l-t, vN bJf
cause
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36
BLAG K(rRE N A DTNKS.
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if -f - .. . !! -
mm9 , mm ,r -ft
1,
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Closed v OutLower Than E ver
til'
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"julylS-tfh (
FW ltTE! A Tn'PVT'inv rX nrro tttttti to nwcOTvnorn i Tnnnpn nA mmj nurm mnirn mav
Carolina Central Hallway beiner comnleted and
ivu9 4i n timujywju, wm via wixect ateamer Lme
Wilmingtbii and:
TO CHABLOTTE,
M Ratherrbrdtoii, ' Aslicvillc,
! f
and a -tetfoii9 an-he Atlantic, Teua.'t A Ohio;
Jlisfurance from aterh cities' eiiaranteed as low as via any other line. No terminal or transfer charges,
and Kalen'ahvaTM s low as the lowexl.' ' ' - t . . j jj i i
Rates lo all points furnished upon "application
,uauauig. .Tj?:tn , , ,.3-' ,
Pi
BUSINESS OAKDS.
a. VOLUBS.
ADBIAN & VOLLEBS,
'Ml .! i liili,ti
u'V liforacr STrofit uidDoclc St,, '. .
!;:., .;? ,.WlX.MINGTOrf, A'. : C.: :
WHOLESALi; GROCERS
, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
fimntry merchants . wlU do well by calling on us
and eramiiiing our stocks l i ..i . i i .nov 19-tf
OilXISSION MERCHANTS 4
And Dealers in
Craln,r FIoniTi' Hay,i add aino Frert
Ground Meal, Pearl Homiujr
'- and Grlt. : ' :i'r r
J : fcos. 9 and 10 N. Water st,, v ilmlngtonN. &
. rropnetors or tee jiercnant's nounng JCiUa.
TMTV SS-tf u r-Z.i.-,. 1-il;,!i S. ,,':!
LEGAL CARDS.
N. STEDMAN,- Jri
; Attprney at Law,-;
ELIZABETI1TO WX, XT. C.
'.j ' " v .1 Ji, ' I ..: --
july7:D&Wtf :
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AREIVALS
This Week.
WACCAMAW A CAPE FEAR FBESH-BEATSN
HA irst SIDES, SILO ULDERS;
' 0rv Salted and Smoked. .
English and Scotch. Ales,
.COFFEESjof all, kmda at .Reduced Prices, FISE
i?4 CASE GOODS of all kinds,. TOILET OAPS,
-.ml Fine Paleand Common SOAPS,: Twenty ) ;
Mm dlffcetir "kinds of TONKJ BITTERS. -i L
arbacco'' Kerosene Oiir L,;ii ; .'
..... ,.v -1 . i Eay, Corn, and Oats,
Wm 'HUNDREDS OF- OTHER ARTICLES OF
Grcicefiesi aWKolesale
CASH or close bayfag cnstomera'canbe suited al
ways, with UootrKxd tMxmrat Market Prices. , '
. a nay 8-U a s i m t a I. AQKIAJf t As.V QLLKKS,
r .". -
!
JustReceived,
rr .:;iA .. ...:. , :
I' A LARGE LOT f
AND .DOMESTIC
i ';-;.
1 ; " f j ; t . j 4
! FineDouble-Taica L
'An ' Otttcr Brahds jof
Pln' rletirlri-! E
. Tobacco.
4 '! !r
july.86-tf
,i;o. irarfcet street.
C!tizens":iV1irce
i W 1 SlTDrtDAT MiORlINO. l
!
ALfiOFIWEHPUIlwn,I.A1lfnK
T. A. WATSON; 1
june ln-tf ' i .
. rTOprieton
v i JklosguitoNets w f "
W..J cttii iui ,!Sif,liin:i V JiiilJ 7;:i,I-;Ji.-J I
Frames;1 qatjzb I l&aii lace.1 'our
. ;. - -I
' n;'H !1 1
Second Stock Just received and for sale low by ! '.
3uneS7-tf --fi ?j
! Dj iARMrrn a cb.
FoSmithvillej
v.'
i-.-f
OTEAMER PIXIE. WILL RUN Bffim.AR
every day exceat Sundiva. - r- ;. .
.--'fe axai.ijU10 7 A. Ml "
offlce. . t .'"
-July iS-tf' I - eQ,'4.:MRSLET (XX
lilil.
NOTICE -TO 'TRESPASSERS:
LLPersmiB
hnntme. flshinfrJf awoin'i !t-'Mit.rQ.i'
on the lands known as thaOrton PlauUtion; In the
County Of Brunswick. The f nrliMriTniatj ilnM.;
of game stall season and "the- iBessaaapredfr'
"r u ,Mure imporuiH esprasis, navel
Irotice if tioti gfven that thelw wi?ij,b rghily n'.r
iicvTBary io posi. iiiefe lanus; ana- fair;
OP ELW
MARKET. STREET
i. " " t .... . . - .
t.-nii. ov;--fso::
j ' t s ' ' . ' : f '' ' , - I
:;iS;:il.;;L:K,c;H;AcL;,L;Y;,S
; ji.'J'J f JiUi.t
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36 MARKET ST. v
n:io.j:t;i!c. ej.'v :
: Carolina. Central Railway. 1
Ci ciieral t Freight Department,
WILMINGTOXT MARCH 31st,.'1S75.
fnllv ci urnr for nninAui ,ffr witb U rfwinprt-
ana na w eiaoa ana f'orxsmoaLn, to xsaiumore, A'niia
all Eastern Cities
'QWSM
GJrcenville, , Spartanbarsr,
Atlanta & Richmond Air Line, Kofth Carolica and
to the undersigned. Office in Back ofNew Hanover
' ' F. .W. -CLANK,' General Freight Agent
j liAILltpAD LINES, &c: :
General Sup'ts OiSce,
tri i.!rnivcTONV Columbia: ' 5ac.
f
WILMZHOtOS'.. C.joly 1. 1375.
Cliaiige of ScheduljB."
fS AND AFTER STJKDAT, JULY 4TH,' THE
vr i on owing bcneaaie wiu o run on this Horn: i '
SIGHT EXiBS33iAKnPASSNGKa
TRAIN (Dally).
lve,waaiington..i... 6:J3 P. JL
Leave Florence.. 12:20 A. 14.
Arrive at Columbia....: ..-,w...i.. U5 A.- K
Arrive at Augusta,. 8:45 A.M.
Leave AuCTsta,........,;,. 4;i5! P. M.
ieave iiumDia 8:15 P. "M.
Leave Fio?ence...;......f .;. 4 1;10 A.;M.
Arrive at WilnnnCTon.... .......... '7:10 A M.
Passengera going west beyond Columbia , take
this train, leaving Wilmington at 6:25 P.M.-
Day Pasenser.Train Dally (except
Sunday.)
Leave Wilmington..,. ... ..... 6:30 Alff
Arrive at Florence.... ....... 12)5 PM
Leave Florence 12:45 PM
Arrives at WUmington .'..-. 6:22PM
Connects at Florence with N. E. trains for Charles
ton, and with Freight Train with Passenger Coach
attached for Columbia Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. - '
ThroDsh Frelsht Xraiu, Daily (except
Sundays)." " " '-;.
ITaWummgSbn'..:-.'i'.i l$& P. JJ.
Arrive at Florence 1:40 A. M
Arrive aColumbia..ji:..U..i 9:00 A. M.
Leave Columbia,..., , . 5:30 P. M.
ySE2?S--4i'" wU'.'.t; . i 4XO A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington 3:00 P. M.
-Local Freight Trains leave Wilmington Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 6:20 A. Aland arrive at
Wilrameton -Mondava. wednR.-a knd ; wid .t
5:3JP.M. r'r"
'Faseeneers for Charleplmn' rnlntnW.ar.fl iaiy.
?1n.y??yond saoald take Night Express Train from
laW??
toa
RAILROAD GO.
in si i .OininetOf, N.C. , Jup.e 8..1875. j
-i UAhAflnlA '
li KI L11UU, til I
' -. i
AN. ASH AVTTEK 'jrTVTJ orn TiiorvnpTi
. 1 ... t T m
I : . "" J 1 1 , . I L . a r ' - .- t .... .. f
V7 Trains on the Wilmington and Weldot luaHiPnblisb West of New" York and the recognized
wu run. as follows.:,. v. . i I authority among the sportsmen of the West1Sfflr
:iOi';il: nj -yi
te l?f!i?; iy-
Leave Union, Depot daily. (San--
day's excepted) ' .1
al-ii
7:S5 Ai M.
11:45 A. K,
TJnrtrtr Hf Ann J' v 1 ' "
uca "cmuiioauy 4.. .. At ' 10a)5 A. M
Amye at Rocky Mount. 11 :41 A m
U iU VY 3N-WM!'.VW'tt4 f 6:05 P. M
EXPRESJ:TUA1N ANn TlIROUGii
..." . !7?IRTrtl1 T t lt 1 i;
fnDept daily, f At- 60 P. S.
Rocky Mount.... ..... go A. M.
. ...... m yfcl&c:-r . --..v.... 6:tW A. M.
-"-i imi..'.'.s .. A 1 SJtr r. JD.
ThemRll h-tur, m.ri,. ll''::L- " U..'IX:'
or all points North cia Bay Line and Acouia Creek
vjri wiiTOU! oniy witn Acauia Creak,
" .tillman Palace Slep!cr !-.
eekfy MOO'AM.-mA iiiJiVAofjX.L
l jtthWfr-tfl Ki ill vin.V&SXiSir f 1
MISCELLAIn EOUS; h
f f
-t.
A
i.ii -r-s'rj-'i r.fr' x wu t AJOilH. i
JJ,
fi Vr?ftK PPTHS.BOABD OF DIRECTrmk
r- nEuiuuvu.iv iu0 ; iiil: f I
CaDltal Stof k- nf triio T?oV . M ; l
. "T mn fc j
ki j J :'i y ' ;- -lit f' - l
uhtfl further t)rde.edl,i XWi-iiM'i -;fi. j
jnlyaaim
WM. LARKINS, : i
- CASHIER
yy sjci-LifiBmiJiiaiaay) iorward.
1j1iwk1iv.j f.jxM, ,JJ1 1,--, .
RmifteXrDressoods
Y;':TtVi.tottli.fCOSTi- i f '
.li1
y 15trffl:IJiJt 1
,Ji- .-;L' 'i (it. i '
theSadiait-atiAovit a v ' t . J, 'AWermen on the 24
w muKmajn open into Kffaet on
MISCELLANEOUS
X EepfBselMflfe'rani;, Ciampion 'or
cr5lAMerican ArtTasteJ
Prospectus for 1875,
' "EIGHTH f Y E At ?
JHET J0TJENAL OF AMEEiCA
, Jssued s Vonthly.
;wA.iMnjfilC,en,; .,JC,eption, wondeN
.; ,iuT varneu out. '
: The'neccaU of a popular medim for tliP a
sentailoncf ther productions of our great rHpte
I..... t. mu.t . rrJ "tieiuutH
lauaroe wiucb u uiTwraaiy louewed each ,,.; c
lathia counter to establish an art innnTi S LM
i.rfive the indifference of Ihe nennio .' f 110 1
oreciation of the want, and an abilitv tn . aI-
Mhnwa.tke Dohlic at once. ra.ilinl on,k :uwite
to its sapport. and
xnd commercial ttlampn
iaritv. has none of the tenlDorarr w .reSC-
chaxactezisticjof ordinary podicala. Itisan!61
gant nusceUanrof pare, fight, and graceful mSf
tore; and a collection of pioniree, tke rarest ri"
mens pf. artistic still, , in black and hit . '
though each succeeding-number affords V i"
pleasure 14 Its friends, the real-value and yJJ2
THE AIJHJfE wijl be moat appreciated AfiZ Y,
the year.. While otb
pared with rivale of a similar class, 1 H AL1)T i"
is a a nninnft and. arlpinaLconceDtif n WJ.
anapproacnea aDsolnte.y without coniDetiLi.,.
nrice or character. The4teseaeb nf F.V Ilj
YOlamecan not duplicate the qoantiiy of fine liai
and engravings in any other shape or nomfc
, : rise national feature of THE. ALB INE must
uuuru iu uu lunun ccuec irue art IS COSmonnli
tan Whi! THE A1.11IWT! i. . . JloP0U-
institution, it do snot coafine itself entirely to u
repcodactienof native art. It mission is to tn.r
vate a broad sad appreciative art ltuste; one th ',
will discriminate only, on eronnrin nr
-inerit ' Thus while placing before the patron Vr
THIS ALD1HE, as a leiidinhamcteristic, X im
Hnrtinna of the moat nnfaM imon... .1'"'
. . . . .u ttiiiEia, aiicii.
uon will always be gives to specimens from f nrfcl
masters, saving snbscriliers all the
I a;rurinn ciKroin hl frnm V. mrv : ,L"
I ' The artlgiirv illnBtration - of Aron,m j '
- I oxiguizu wuuiDAAii;iAf.s an lniDorTHUt fu
appropriate to tne satisfactory treatment of der;
W ( mr fcWJ 1Mb W A tl-li...
judicious interepersion of landscape, mariii'e uutc.
and animal subjects, sustain an unabated intend
impossible: where the scope of the wori combis
the artist tod closely tb a stnle stile
The Uterature of THE A1J1INJB is alight and tiutl
with only euch technical discuisitiona es nn r..,t .'
terf ere with the popular interest of the work
l'iiEMIlJMi FOit I75.
Every subscriber for 18T5 ill receive -
portiaitjin oil colors, !of the same noble du- !;
picture in a former Jieue attracted so mucu
AMAH'S UNSELFISH PEIEKL"
will be welcome in every home. Everybody loves
such a dog. and the portrait is executed so true to
the life, that it seems the veritable presence of the
animal itself. - The Rev. T. De Witt Talm.rp t.n.
that his own Newfoundland dog (the finest in Brook
lyn) barks at it 1 Although so natural, no one who
sees this premium chromo will have the ththut
fear of being bitten. '
- Besides the chromd. every advance tnbsTiber tu
THE ALDINE for 1875 is constituted
and entitled to ail the jiiivileses of
... TKE ALDIHE AET UKION.
' The Union owns the orutinals of all Tn R a T.ni m b
pictures, which, with other paintings and eijgrav-.
lhgs,- are to be distributed among the members
To every series of 5.00U subscribers, 100 different
pitxco, lauieu ol over z,ouu are oistriDuted as
soon as the series Is full, and the awards r iarh
reries as made are to be pubfished in the next suc
ceeding issue of THE ALDINE. This feature Mliv
applies te subscribers who pay for one year in ai-
vwibc x laiinimus ui cuiuuu sent on applica
tion enclosing a stamp, - - r
j'--; TER3IS.
OSS SUESCKIPTION, ISRIUHS TO TIIE ALDIN'E
OXS YE All, THE CHBOXO ASD TKE AbtUsIOX,
; $6.00 perannunii In advance."
. (No charge for postage.)
Svedmen Covies of THE AIiBiXK. SO Cuit
THE ALDINK will, hereafter, be obtainable ooiy
f by subscription. - There will be no reduced or
I rates; cash for subscriptions must be sent t
- - Tuere wiu De no reaucea or ciab.
suDscriptions must . be sent to tbe
publishers direct, or handed to the local canvssir
without responsibility to the publishers, except in
cases where the certificate is given, bearing 1I10
f ac-simile signature of Jakes Sutton, Pretiuuiii.
CANVASSERS WANTED.
Any person wishing to act Permanently as a locai
canvasser will receive full and prompt inforui.ttiuii
by applying to
5 j . THE ALDINE COJTEPANi.
s Jan' 15-tf " ' 89 Maiden Lane, New York
A Journal for tiie Sportsmen of To-day.
! PTJBLTSHED EVEItt SATURDAY MORNING.
AT-
14 S. Canal St. Chicaffo.
.TERMS ., ?i? S UBSCRIPTiOn
h .-f . ( PATiABLK ITT. ADVANCE "
Yearly, $4.00. Half-yearly. $2.00: Foreign and
Canadian subscription, post free Yearly ISa.; Hali
yearJy9s. blngle copies, 10 cents.
THE FIELD is a complete weeklv review of tbe
higher branches of a sport Shooting, fishing.
ixacmg ana 'JLTotung, Aquatics, Uase Hail, uncKei
Duuaiea aua uenerai snorus? a ews. juueic anu w
Drama.
' THE iTELD will be found in kecDine with tin
times, on all sublects nertainin? to houorable spoil
7 "nil- win, unuer no circumstances, aumii io n
I cplamns anything lending in any wise to cemoraliz
.1 nr detmwta nnhlir Rentimpjif. . ; J
I TURUTirin KAin(.h c-, Jm:rri
South, among whom it enjoys a large and increasing
patronage, possesses superior advantage as an ad
vertising medium, which will be appreciated by
those desiring to make their business known in tU
United States, i . J aprtS-tf
A Vll VA' A AVAli. J
- City of WilmiogtoD,
i iiil
" u'l 4 i)J&n23dt 1874. )
l7tfR0if iTHIsfDATE 'AUCTIONEERS AKE
A prohibited seUing horses or stock or any biu-j
fa front of the City Market; Princes street, from
the Eastern line ol Front nrreet tn the Western line
of Fourth street, 6t second and Third streeU, be
tween tfce Northern line of Market and tbe souun""
linear Chesnatreeta, art designated for this pur- .
pose by order of the Mayor.
inn tt.iiLii rtx ,'f i-,u. r xt wnnTxrsn'W.
jan 24-tf . , City Marsbnl.
rt-t rs I TJ 4 J t j'.ri- l '
. Office of Cll v Clerk andTreannrer,
t. J'l 'Ciri A,Wh,viiiRTMi. June 44. 18T5. I
Ordinance
tti fr
pONCERNpQ .COWS AND OTHER CAT.i
:.JJK.IT OBDSiinsD-By the Board of Aldermen '
ojcltion a. -rnatany uuw or omer
CXrt-r-K'oK'AN-Y'KT.Nl)
I.!..'!.. ..'.. FOUND
','"- J . 1 I v.. 1 1 V 4 i; .
within the eoriMwate Hmita of this citv sbali 1
reuiurea m nnv
before the
feW?- Urivitr,aArf iawJ tnamhf tSirtflicMi ?
herewith lnihcnhv nnvilnl "
s was auoptea oy i ,
th:davof June. 1875, and wr i
AnA ifrr MONDAY.
I . . i, nT- C. SKKVOSS, .
- --s mi, riwir and Treas r.
S! TXT iAAArrn
GraTtoh, Windham Co. Termonf.
Jj jO; Sill MANUFACTURER OP
! 1 Fine Fishing: Bods
. i . . of all kinds. - ;
Particular attention paid to making rods aaa:'
to Southern trade ;!f j . : , i - ,
' S j I R,od' ' a.nT desired pattern
ijjfl yoi0 RJEli
J'endfo.' Circular .'j .'t;"' jily 18-l&tf
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