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i WILMINGTON, N. C:
Thursday: Morning, Atfd? 12;718f7?.
BY TELKGKRAPH.
NOON REPORTS.
. - ENGLAND.
Troops Leaving Constantinople for
-M Herzegovina BnnUtt and. JPru
sian Frontier Guards.
. '? y i . i ;. London, Aug. 11.
A telesram la Uie Times from Constanti
nople says 2,000 Turkish" troops left for
; Herzegovina i JileK." - " - '
1 ,The Pes? publishes an account -of a sen-
ous scume oexween Russian ana rrussiaa
froutier guards. The affair 'wag provoked
by the liussians, who trespassed on uerraan
A','
THE BLACK HILLS.
miner , Departing Beports of Gen
Crook and Col. Stanton.
r,, J .... .-, ,., Cheyenne, Aug. 13.
Geo. CrooK and Uoi. Stanton- have re-i
turned from the Black Hills and report that
the miners are preparing to leave the coun
try. The mountains are iau 01 quartz, ami
if capital and skilled labor will develop the
miners, they will prove to be equal to those
of Colorado and Nevada. There . were
1.500 miners in the Hills, who fcave done
much preliminary work. ; ;
I NW YOBK,
Deaik of Hon. William A. Graham
Absconding Revenue Officer.
j ' ' Sakatoga, Aug. 11.
Ex-Gov. William A Graham, of North
Carolina, died of organic disease of the
heart, at Congress Hall, .this morning. He
came here about three weeks since and had
been confined to his room four days.
. f New Yosk, Aug. 11.
A Si Louis dispatch says Jno. A. Joyce,
late revenue agent, has absconded : from
that city. -He was under a $15,000 bond.
KLECTC1C ' SPABKS.
1...
' -! McCrfiery's majority in Kentucky "for
.Governor 13 nearly 37,UDu, witn 24 counties
to hear i rone l ,
' The Cincinnati Gaxelte has letters from
120 county seats, in Ohio, where the flood
occurred, and they represent crop prospects
mucii Dctier inau was expeciea.
San Diego advices represent the purser of
the steamship City 01 Manama as. reporting
that the revolutionists 'attempted' to sack
San Alas, put, they were defeated and 41ed.
Halleck & Brown, charged witli 'compli
city in the recent U. 8. Treasury robbery.
waived an examination at Washington and
were sent to Jail. Bail was fixed at $40,000
By an accident on the Denver and South
Pass Railroad, James Smith, telegraph re
pairer, 'was killed, and Mrs.-Jane Lane and
daughter, were fatally injured.-" -A rinmbef
of others were severely hurt."
OUJt NIGHT KEl'OBl'BS,
-WASHINGTON.
Yellow Fever Intelligence Tlie co
lomolan Hepnblle's Tronliles Ad
vices from American Naval Officers.
J j . . " Washetqton, Aug. 11. :
- Gen. Brennan telegraphs that there have
been no jiew cases of yellow fever or
deaths from it at Barrancas. Every patient
is r.onvalfisnnnt -A
The Navy Department has advices datedJ
Ts a e m -ft ' 1
x aaama, a-ug. u,irom uapt. Bimpson,
: commanding the United States steamer
Omaha, regarding the troubles there. Presi-
" dent Mira arrested an English subject
named Taylor, Superintendent of the Gov
ernment Tvorks - The British Consul ap-
, plied to Capt. Simpson, his being tbe only
war vessel there, as the officer of a friendly
wer, ti intervene; STSnbsequently Taylor
was released without Simpson's interven
tion..''. ' - . . : : y i
':-Cttpt..;Siapsoh refers to . the troubles id
Magdalena and Bolivia between State and
Federal troops, 'saying it really . seems as if
a general war- in Colombia la imminent.
Tl Omaha has been r instructed to re
main at Panama during the disturbance, for
the protection of American interests. ; ; j
Rear Admiral Collins, commanding tbe
SoBth. Pacifie squadron, has been ordered
to repair .to , Panama in his flagship, the
liichmohd.' i v : v j
! The; Department will order the rsteamer
Shawmat, how. at Hampton Hoads, to pro
ceed to Aspinwall to look after American
r iiteresta oo this side of the Isthmus: r,-r.'- )
RALEIGH,
Deatb of EHBovernor CrahamUon
or-td HU' nemorr-EIectloff " Ke
' :t r':i;'t"S " ' ' Raleiqii, Aug. 11.: j
The news of ex-Gov. Graham's death at
Satatoga this morning cast a general gloom
over tbe community. The flag on the
Capitol is at half-mast in honor of his memr
ory arid. Mayor Separk has called a meeting
of citizens to appoint a guard of honor to
meet the remains at Weldon on Friday with
a special train. The Bar will also hold a
meeting and appoint a similar committee.
The remains : will lie in state in the
Senate-Chamber Friday morning, and be
buried at his home at Hillsboro on Sat
' iThe latest reports show that the nBlectibri
has resulted in the choice of 60 Democrats,
50 Renublicann and nn TnHntumfi.ni ti
gate, t t.jLJL v v LUi i,i.iia ;
NKWIOBK.
Pollileal Nrwp-ArreM and Beleaeof
.1 Boneleanlt, Ac. v, . ;
; : New York, Aug; 11.; j
Tli'e Republican State Convention meets
at Saratoga Sept 8; " 'iv.tV'i " "i '! :" ; J
Dion Boucitault was arrested as he was
leaving for Europe on, suit of Robert M.
Wade for libel. Bail was furnished and
ttoucicault proceeded on his trip,. ....
f & Newbukgh, Sept 11.
Bishop Cummlngs, at a metting to organ-
a ivc-iuiujcu Jiipwcopai enure n, saioi
there wers .nqw .fifty ministers and forty
congregata-ms-of thai church 4n the United
Siat-8 and Canada. ,,, , . , ; ,
. ' :'- ENGLAND. ; -..:, : ' L
Aid for the Strikers Tbe Sblpplus
i . -'- Ulll. .
' V ' IX)NDON, Atlg. 11. I
. The Dundee Relief Committee has given
assistance to the amount' of over $7,000 to
the strikers.: Tbe masters and , workmen
conrinne firm. " i jo . .,- ,
- Sir .; Charles : Adderly's mercantile sti
'5
had already passed the Commons.
v , v- 0?' Chlef 8inal Officer, l
'! 'W ftshlagtonVAug..ii6d85pTWi;
' 'For' theoth;- A't1Btti.:,iili-l '4.
, lojidy ieaUierr rain, .with southeasterly 16
r westeriyTriffds, slowly rising barometer and
o decided, change n , temrjerature " ?
ISLECTKIC HFAttK".
A KeV West teleerata announces the" at
rival there of a --bark f nm Jamaica,-with
yellow fever abgard. Oj9 death had oc-
curreu.
sava: , Hans Christian lAndersen was buried.
to-day. i. The Kins attended the service,
the whole nation mourns, his death and
affecting tributes" are received from abroad.
- The St Louis Globe-Democrat claims that
twelve families have been compelled to
leave 'Williamson county, 111., to escape the
vengeance of the outlaws who rule in that
county.. Many, more are arranging heir,.
uusiness 10 leave. .
DOMESTIC KIARKETS.
;; - jEy Xpix, AugutjlLjr-Noon.
Stocks dull and steady. Money l g? cent.
uoia openea - at 11a ,and ctosea at ; not,
Sterling exchange long ; $4 874: short
$4 904. Government securities active and;
strong: State bonds quiet and better prices.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat quiet and
heavy. ; Corn quiet and unchanged. , i Pork!
firm mess$21 75. Lard firm steam 14
cts. Spirits turpentine steady . at 313
cts. Rosin firm at $1 70$l for strained
Freights firm.
Cotton quiet and steadyJwith sales of 524'
bales at 14 for uplands and 14j for Orleans.)
Futures opened quiet and easy, as follows
September 1313 1-16 cents: 'October:
13 19-32al3 cts; November 1310-32ai3;
cents; December 1313 21-32 cts; January;
13i13 13-16 cents; February 13 29-32
IB 31-33 cents; March 14i14 3-16 cents.
New York, Aug.. J 1 K veni n g .
JPnanctaL - ;--
Money : easy at'143 $ ceut Sterling
exchange quiet but turn at $474. Gold;
strong at 1133114. Government securities
active and a little better new 5 s . HGf
State bonds quiet but steady.
Cotton quiet but steady, with sales of 1,147
bales at 14f14f cents. Southern flour is
quiet and without material change in price
common to tair extra f 0 So$7 15; good
to choice do. $7 20$3 75. Wheat is less
active and heav Corn is fairly active and
about a cent lower, closing steady at 80 85
Anta fnr &tpm i!prn mtVorl K5?7?Sl4J. rid
for sail do., 4i8o cents for yellow west
era. . Oats active at G44664 cts for mixed
western, 6669 cents for mixed State, 72
cents for very fancy white do. Coffee ;
Rio quiet. Sugar quiet at 8i cents for fair
to good refining, 8 7-16 cents for prime; re-:
nned dull at 10flUf cents lor granulated,'
Hi cents for crushed and powdered. Mo
lasses quiet but firm at 4553 eta for Porto
Rico, 5o5a for sugar house, luce, quiet
and unchanged. Tallow hrra at 9 cents.
Rosin dull at $1 6ol 75. Spirits turpen-:
J 11 . n i sznc . t-. i
uuc uuu uu oito cents., jrors. lower
new iob lots $21 65. Lard heavy old
prime steam 14J cents,' new da 131 cents.!
Whisky dull at $1 23. . Freights firmer. ,
(k 1 i in . . ' r
closed weak,' with sales of 16,200 bales as
follows: AnffDSt 13 l5-1firf12 31-32 rvntat
September 13S13 29-32 -cents; October
13 11-16 cents; December 13 23-33 cents;:
January 13 37-32ai33 cts: February 14 1-33
14 1-16 cents; March 14 7-3214 cents'
Apni cents; May 14 Ii-i63i43-aa
cents; June 14 15-1G cents. ; , . '
.'a ... . Bajlttmobe. Auff. 11.
Oats steady and firm. Rye dull and tin
changed. Provisions stronsv buoyant and
higher. Pork $22 50$22 75; bulk shoul
ders 9f9 cents; clear rib 1212f cents.
uacon shoulders 10i ceats; clear rib 14
cents; hams 14J15 cents. Lard firm re
fined 14f cents. Coffee quiet and firmj
Whiskey steady at $1 24. Sugar quiet at
1010f cents. . j
COTTON IQAIIKET.H.
Norfolk, quiet at 1414i-T-receipts 48
bales; Galveston, otull at 12, ' 1313i re
ciput t uuirs; jriiiiaueipuia, nrra ai- loj-i
14144 receipts 243 bales ; Baltimore,
quiet at 13, 1414 receipts 24 bales;
Savannah, quiet at 13f receipts 8 bales;
Augusta, 13f receipts 23 bales; Charles
ton, dull at IS, 13J14 receipts 137 bales;
Boston, dull at 1414 receipts 4 bales;
New Orleans, '; qniet at 12, 13i14i re
ceipts 64 bales; Mobile, nominal at 13. 131
14; Memphis, dull and nominal at 14i
receipts 26 bales. ; ; ' ; r" n ' ' 1
FOIiKIGN WAUKK-ri.;;::.: ;i ' '
.. . . .. ... Londox, Aug. 11 Noon. ;
The street rate of interest is net
cent., I per cent below bank: -
" -- - ; r Paris, Aug. 11. ,
Rentes CCf. 621c.., ..
c LiVEiiPOOLAug l Noon.
Cotton easier middhne unlands 7 8-lGd:
n)jteaiisr 7-itP;rmooo
oaies; lorpeculation and expoit 8,000. 5
vuivuii -ariiw quiei auu steauy. 1
Sales on a basis of midd liner BDlandsi
nothing below : low' raidaline. deliverable
August and September 7 1-1 6d. " ;
ine sales of cotton include 7VG00 bales of
American. -- : - ' - s-. v i
, LrvEEPOOL, Aug. 11 Eyenihg.: j
Sales on a ' basis of --middling BDlands:
nothing below;,Iow .middling, deliverable
November, 74d. . . ' - , : ; , I
LATER; : : '
Sales of shinments of new cron Wahisix
of middling UDlands. nothinsr below .low
- (
NE V7 ADVERTISEMENTS
BASS' PALE ALE, j
B . W. AyjO.'S PALE ALB, ' ' ' : . j
xounger's BparkHng Ale.- s ; (
Mnir'e Sparkling Ale,
: r : x . KcEwen's (sparkling Ale. '
't-; :; - : ? otnneBS Brown fctoat. !
: - B. Vi & Co' London Porter. 1
FIZTT CASKS "AND ' CASES,
u ' ' : CHA8.. J). MYERS & CO., j
;.: n 6 &TNerth Front 8treet ;
. . LOW PRICES i
Best; and ; Fresliest - Family 1 Groceries.
Gooasby feyery '8teainer ,u Ooeds by 8fl&'and Kail
P PHI HtiK tot deUvering family Bapplie
., CUAS. !., MY8B- 4k CO.. .
fcagW 4 l fj - 6 A 7 North Front Mnset. j
B. RAINUKa.;vl'I. it .
J.i.t iPBBKTDKJit
.VicsPkksidzkt
. w. i 1 4. Caeaixs
HO J W.-DI .1t)tLNHON. -.
J I, CUM JCINO. , i v.. . w.. . .
BANK OF MAmONi
SIAKIO C,'1v sfa yds
uirecton Uij 3 w,-, t,a
XJ.
UU. W. D.-JUUBSOB.-m;-.,;.,. r, u .ri
T i u.itrnm: "
UUKtAfl A UUU til HUM
WM. A W RIGHT,..
JNO. W. ATKINSON.
....:..WDmiDgten N.O
.-- .f.i;-
r. 'r. it. .v,:' - -
ijo an tneordlnary rmip8B of ft Bankv '
ISfJ6" :ertiflcatee of Deposit bearing latere-X. '
- Will take nleasiira in nnnmnKuliiMiiir Hi. nr.u.J
tile TOromunitie of -Wilmingtoa and other places
by discoantinz finch naner cjui ha - nwAmmn(j
"f Rood ay any of tbe Banks located where the par-
t'litfa ''"in?;
.. n' a" r.- - i
ank of New H Mver.J. ,.i.5.b. Wuaunetont
EBY is eomsleta In all all It tt,nnintm.u
and U in cbargeof one of the mtt knifuJ workmen
O ,hi- 9?at.
" J'10 W"ti"p wnted neatly,
lciij-iyBd fltpwSUioaeli.' t , V
COMMiSttClALe
.waiiHN GVT O NrM Ait K XT.
T STAR OFFICE Aug. 11;
SPIRITS TTJRPENTlNEReceipts 52
basics. r- Sales of 50 casks at SSicents, Mar
ket firm? at 28 Cents bid and 28 J cents asked
for Southern packages.
r; ROSIN, Receipts ,1,013 bbls. tales of,
-200 bbls Strained at ffS5.:; Market firmJ :
CRUDE TURPENTINE Receipts " 671
bbls. bales of p7 bbls. at f3 00 for Virgin,
$2 00 for Yellow Dip and $l '2i6VHard. ;
MarkeVsteady. .. ., , 'iS-tiV
i iTARir-Iteceipts- andsales. f 13 rbbls at
$2 00 per bbl. Market steady."-'-""
nCTTONRecptSi i)aIe8,MarKt
quStatfons norhidal.
j
New - vork ''Naval Stores' ITIarUei,
i! Receipts to-day. 3,972 bbls.' rosin, 81i do;
.oTecidedlymore active, and closes Urm. .
Sales, 750 bbls at Sllci- Rosins also' were.
m, neuer uemana. ne . reaucea -.xreigo-
iharsres bavin? a tendencv to indnr.Q .x
noMerslo take holdi Quotations werfinn!
nt the close.. Sales, 11,000 bbls straineii, onl
private terms; 1,937 do delivered at $1 70;!
600 bbia good, 1 75, and 250 do, 1
Tar and -pitch without change, but about
steady.... ; ' 'v. ... .; . . ; . ;
The telegraphic j advices to-day' were;
Liverpool spirits turpentine steady at 23s;
common rosin fteady1 at os. Lionuon
spirits turpentine dull at 22s 3d; common
rosin steauy at os oa.
MARINE:
j'H i - i ARRIVED. ' f f
Steamship Benefactor, Jones New York,1
A u uazaux. ; f
Stmr D Murchison, Garrason, Fayette-
viiie, Williams cs Murchison.
Stmr Dixie, Jacobs, Smitbville, O G
Parsley & Co. ""
CLEARED.
Stmr D Murchison,; Garrason, Fayette-
vilie, Williams & Murchison.
Stmr Dixie, . Jacobs, Smithville. O G
Parsley & Co. .
NEW APVEKTISEMENTS.
PARENTS
Wi
ILL DO WELL TO KXAMINK OUR STOCK
or Boys' and Children's Clothinj. We are offering
un uouuico ui our oiuck at
A GREAT SACRIFICE, r
A few more ALPACA SACKS left for Men's wear
V V E MUST CLOSE OUT OUR SPRING AND
Summer Stock to make. room for ' . ..
Vi FALL,: GOODS.
aug 18-tf.
SHRIEK BROTHES.
Stylish' Fur and Straw Hats.
Traveling bags, umbrellas, &c.
Ladies'. Panama and Chip Hats,
At 'tJ '.. IlAERISON & ALLEN'S
augl2:tf' ' -L- - City Uat Store.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sale of Valuable Eeal Estate
. M. CBOM., Anctloucer.
rBjf CtlOXLT & MORKIS.
BY V1BTUB O 9 AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH
the provisions of a certain ladenture of mort
feage. executed by Feist Mayer to '"l'he Bank of New
Hanover," bearing date the 7th day of March. A. D.
1S72. and registered in tbe records of New Hanover
county, ia book EKE, at page 84 and following, tbe
undersigned, as the attorneys of said mortgagee, will
ON THURSDAY, THE 0th DAY of September next
at 13 o'clock M., at tbe Court Iloure door in the city
of Wilmington, sell for cash, by public auction, the
louowiue oescnuea piece or parcel or lend eltuated
la said city, viz: .
Beginning at the corner of a lot now or recently
'owned fcy A P. Repitoo and wife, on the eouih vide
of Market street, and running thence southwardly
along their line one hundred and thitty-two feet to
Bettencourt's alley,: thence along said alley ast
wardl v fifty-eight feet to another lot now or recently
owned by A. P. Repiton and wife, thence wiih their
line nonnwaraiy sixty -six leet to the lot of J Wf.
kerson, thence with the back line of Wlikerson's
let we twardlv tw entv-f our feet to his corner, thence
wuu ma uuier line nonnwaraiy sixty-six feet tc
li. ..I . - . . . . .
aiartei aireec, mence along jtarket aueet westward
ly thirty-four feet to -the- bemnnincr. and-bein? ic
block 153 according to-Turner's plan of the city of
..fogT-dte,, 4,,. m Attorneya.
Ml Dozen- Sold "in ftn Days.
THE EXCEEDING CHEAPNESS OF
. - .. . i . :-
OUR
:ainiirtta Shifts
IS PATENT TO 'ALiL ": .
Our Orders Exceed our Capacity to Fill
Weekly arrivals of 13 dozen will hardly ke'ppace
, - j with orders. ,
6 for 07 50 Cali.
i: ' ) :,:r- V ' . munson co.,'
' 1 rFresh Teas. ,
... , . ,,..;. .. .. . ... . ;. . .. r :
T HAVE JUST RECEIVED BY -ATLANTm
X Coast lane, mv fifth invoice of Tts f mm th
United States Tea Co., consisting of about thirty
different varieties, put up In handsome air tight cant
with screw covers, and sold at the tame prices as
over ihe counters of the Company la New York
At j s o woPTnuriTiia
aug 1-tf Fruit and Confectionery Store. !
Bacon. Bacon, Bacon.
jgrj Boxes D. S. Sides, . A , -
2 Boxes Smoked Sides, . ;
O Boxes Smoked ADS Shoulders.
i5 -i . t-.rl .;i ''l-l r-y.
' For sale by ' " "'. ! '
ang8tf J KKRl HNEK ft CALDER BROS.
FIELD -AD FIRESIDE;
YalaaMe Real Estate for Sale.
BX VXRTTJE OF AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH T
the provrwiens of a certain Dee of Mrtrf m., I
executea ny Berry uieaves and wife to The Wilt-
miDRion Doiiamg association," dated the 93d day
of Ma , A. 0. 1870. the undert-imed. as Attttnutva
the V;it3 of Wilmington, the following described
in.-B ur iinrvri vi uira. tuute, lying .and being ii
theCyof Wnmiugt)n; Beginning to the easteii
tion or TbiTd una HlniiRn ntiwt ThsmM n-KA&
? 2 -i116 Jtae ?f Third Street sixty-six feet, thence
; paiun wuuhju Diaaen street
one nunorea ana tnirteen reet, thence southwardly
w 7 a"m buwi. nxry-Bix leet.
and thence e?twaidly in a line parallel with said
Bladett sttet-t ojie iinndred and thirteen feet to the
beffinninei belne the western nortion of lnt -m a
In Dlock nnmhevei'i SO urnnrrlinir tr ft,, tn.
said City of WilmingtoB. ' :
TT-. WRIGHT STEDMAN. CT
vauglO-DSOd V tl jkimt
Attorneys
B, ' I.' McVvthm.'
:-n,:
J. P. Babtkwtoh.
. i.-. i
Hie Shelby Aurora.
SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA? '
TTrSFSING MEDIUM
J- West bf CbaHotte. , Itclrculates In nearly .all of
ud 4uuiie aiong me line of me Carolina Central
rpaa,, anff tnroughastoh. :peveland Catawba,
Rutherford nd oTk cotlatie in 1;. A?sC5
Addwsf-"' ""S .-sonntiMf Sont CaroJa?
,;.:.. : MoDUFFIB A BABINGTON,
un ,0-t( ;4 ... v Proprietors, i
a.iA 1
of September, a.-D. 1875, at W o'clock M., sell tor
cash DV public auction, at the fionrt Hnnu Hwrr in
Jflr" Oar quotations, it aaonid benaaenteod, rep
eaent'ther wholesale (rices generally-; In. Waking
sp small orders higher prices have to be charged.
: ABTICIJS8.
raiess.
BAGGZNQ 3nnny; .. ... ... ..
Double Anchor... .. . ...
- Double Anchor "A'V ....i.i
BACON North Carolina, ,
. . Uains, V . . . . ; v ;
Shoalders, lb.,....,.."... ..
v;Bides, !tb..
:o Western Smoked v ; '
t ' Uams , t.v,.
' Sides, Jb..4 . . ..:'.", ,i .
f Shoulders,....
? -; Dry Salted -4
" -KoU-;.r:.;.::.::r-,:
15
21 Q
14. &
11 J&
6 &"
18
5
On the Door
" BARRELS Hpwts Turpentine,.-
: Now New-York,- eachl"!
3 OS 3 60 '
a t5 a a 75
a 58 i 16
8 00. 10 00 !
03 14 00 .
' 30;fet 5 '
; -S6 : 40 ,
-S5 -:43 !
14 -45
is
each.... ..... .
BUTTKK North Carolina, lb.
1 - - onnern,
CANDLKSr-SDerfii J W &
- Tallow, Mb v.. jjrl: . .U; .
Adamantine. 1b7!?J.'PJi A-:.
CHfiBSB-Northern Factory B
uairy; cream v
State, 9 J.... ..
t 13' o 'iiy
's.frt 131 1
:30 0 ' " 38
35 ' ' 7 ;"
t &tX& 1 12
- AX 6 ,
8X. -"9 ;
-1 16
16 00 SO 00 '
8 60 e, V 00
18 00 13 60 ;
t 60 ' ' - :
11 00 11 60
6 00 8 00 :
00 -860 f
7
4 60 S 00 i
5 00 6 00 .
6 25 7 00
t 35 8 00
0 00 000
o oo o oo ;
00 00 0000 :
00 00 0 00
SB 00 00 00
00 00 60 00
60 00 6600 :
00 00 40 00
00 00 4500
00 00 1 67 00
65 OOf 6500 .
LagTiavra. ..:
I corn
RNli EAL bushel..
- i I COTTON TTK8 K
I DOMESTICS Sheeting; -, V yd;
FISa-i-Mackerel,No.li bbL.;
- 1 No. 1,V bbi..... I-.'- ;
( Mackerel, No. , bbi.. .. ..
v ' No. , 9 x bbi.... :
f Mackerel, No. I, V bbl..,..'. .
Mullets. bbl.
N. O. Herring, 9 bbi.
Dry Cod, lb
PLOUB Fine, bbl. .Li ;.-i-r...
Super. Northern, bbl......
Extra do. " V bbl
- FamUv ? " ' bbl .....
City MiUs Super., y bbl. ..
Extra, V bbl ....
" - Family, bbl...
i-'hWnllT. tthhl ..
FKBTIL1ZERS
Peruvian Goano, V SOW ts
- Baugh's PboBphate, "
Carolina FerUUser,
Ground Bone. " "
Bone Meal, ' '
" Flour, "
Navassa Guano. - " "
Complete Manure, '.. i.
Whann's Phosphate -Wando
Phosphate, f r t
Berger St Bati's PhosnhJ H
OU 00 .. fen 67 GO
00 00 70 00
oo oo , e 70 oo
60 00 00 00
GLUE 91 JO ;
GHAIN Corn, In store, 56 ts.
13
17 i
1C6
. :
85
195
2 &
13V
1 10
- i-.
uorn. uargo, oo si
Corn, YeL, S ouaheL. v .
Oats, S bOBhcl. ...
Peas. Cow, bushel .
7tf
HIDES-tireeiu B .
Dry. fi B t .
HAY Eastern; 9 100
North itivcr, tt 100 its
HOOP IKON ton
; 8
: 13
1 25
1 10
1 20
1 08
16
110
LARD Northern, 9 lb
- North Carolina. V S 1
LTMS V bbl.......... . v .
LUMBER Citt SnuSAVKD-
Shlp Stuff, re sawed, M ft..
RooehEdxe Plank, ll M ft...
17.
00 00
lfcO
34 00 noo
S3 00 3500
West India Cargoes, according
' toqnaiity, y Jnit..........
, Dreesea Flooring, seasoned..
Scantling and Boaraa, com
mon, Mft..... ....
MOLASSESCuba,hhds,9 gal..
Cuba, bbls J gal............
Sugar House, hhds, tt gal. .
- bbls. gal....
Syrup, bbls, ftrsj.
NAILS Cut, 4d to 30d. ft keg.. .
OILS Kerosene, y sal
Lard, gal
Unseed: fi gal.....
Rosin. gal.. .....
PEANUTS V bushel:
POTATOES Sweet, bushel.. .
Irish, Northern, bbl ......
PORE Northern, City Meat.....
30 00
S3 00
33
85 00
15 00 13 CO
40
48
3f ; S3
37 ;
40 I 80
4 00 4 75
V 18 00 00
1 10 1 45
1 00 1 10
SO 40
i 40 i eo
75 000
8 35 8 60
38 00 39 60
00 00 00 00
Thin, 9 bbl..
Prime, bbl
Rumn. W bbl..
WW WOO
33 00 00 00
RICE Carolina, 1 .......... .
' - : 8
00 oo
1 W 180
East India, $ a.............
Rough, a burh
HAGS Country, V lb..........
t City, V 8
ROPE-i.T..... ;..
I- 3
oo
SALT Alum, 9 bushel
!
75
uverpooi, v sack ..
American. sack
110
1 10
1 00
8
10
SUGAR Cuba, 9 tt..
.00
rortamco, y
A-Coffee, p t,
B " Q ft..
c- 4 . p
Kx.o v a . .
; Crushed. lb .
i0 ; IS
SOAP Northern, lb. . .......
SHJNaLES-Oontraet, ) It....
5 IX
t w. oou
3 50 300
wuiuiua. v ji....
Cypress Saps 9 M,.
6 60
60
. vprecs Hearts 9 M. ..
VE W.O.BbL.M...
STAY
30 00 35 00
00 00 0000
K. O UUd., fjl M
Cypress. V M..
18 W 00 00
T
!..
08
TIMBKR S
rhlppiiie. M.
n n oooo
18 14 00
8 50 10 00
MiU Prime,
Mill Fair. WJJ.
M
Inferior to Ordinarv. SB M .
UU 6 00
1 00 500
175 3 60
35 Y 31
WHISKEY Northern. Seal....
North Carolina. 9 d
WOOL Unwashed, t
W&ehed. 9 S
35 a 40
: MISCELLANEOUS. -
Valnalilc Real Estate for Sale.
r" TY VIRTUE OF AND IN ACCORDANCE WTTTT
d. I -L the provisions of a certain Deed of Mortgage,
in i execuiea Dy Alexander m nolar to Michael Gronlr.
" i i . i . . . . ., . .. - - i
Dn Brats Cutlar and Robert K. Calder. Trustee for
ri'he Wilmington Building Association " dated the
zstn aay or duty, a; i- iobh. ana by said Trustees
assigned to said corporation "The Wilmington
iiuiidingesociation" by deed dated the 8th day
of April. A. X). 1871. the nndereiened. as Attorneys
ior Baiu.jnungagee, win on saiuraay, tne inn oay
or Septembe?, A. D. 1875, at the Court House door
in the City of Wllmineton. at twelve o'clock :. nil
i j r hi i, . . . . . . , .
for cash by public auction the following described
ioi orparoei oi iana situate in saia uty or Wilming
ton: Beginning in the northern line of Chnrck street
eighty-two feet from the northwestern intersection
of Church and Fifth streets, thence running west-
BHuij wiui uo uunuerii use si cnurcQ street
eigno-tnree ieet, tnence northwardly and parallel
wnn inrtn street sixtv-slx feeL thence eaatwardiv
and parallel with Charch street eighty-tbree feet,
and thence southwardly and parallel with Fifth
street sixty-six feet to the beginning; being part of
Jot No. 6. block 103. according to the nlan at M
Dnf Urilmlnirtnn ' . . T
. ... - . W olUUX & BTEDMAN. . .-. i
anglO-D30d . .- , ..... -U ,: .; a ttorneys.
A Question of Honor.
la usual in her stories, powerful and
ABSORBING IN' INTEREST.
-. It la a storr of much. Wantv and .nw' wiM
t,i ' . , ., . 7 . ' " y-
m tu Mium uuht eu.tain - tne niga - reputaaoa the
writer has no 1utly won.
a targe lot just received by express and for sale at
' ' ' " HEINSBERGER'S
aug 10 tf Live Book and Music Store.
II A R N E S ,S .
TO MY
Carriage and Wagon Making
E-T.iBLISHMKNT,.
,,1 have; added, . the services of a first class
" Harness " Maker
.'..'..- .'W;----' . AND-, .: . r
and take pl-asnre In notifying the public that their
uruera win receive immediate atiention. i
Charges Low, and Satwi-actioh'Guarahtskd
angiw p: H. HAYDEN.
Migar llouc iMolae.
Til. 1 . n mm mW-. -
35
O r Hhds S. EL Molastes.
For sale by
;.-
if
augS-tf
KFROnNSR CALDER BROS.
.maiiAnn nJ
UUiCllbaJii AjJUtf AJL9XJL CtliU.
toes, can be found at the Old Established Hard.
warn nuuiie or
aug8-tf
' Noe. 19, 90 and 21 Market St.
Roasted and Ground Coffee.'
5
ROAST THREHTinnra a wwwir thu tttd
Laguayra and Old Government J.vre Caffue,- tr.d
ypn will be sore to got.lt frli i..00 hC7Z '
iuuuu wuiuer. wnaiirv crnnrdntMi Hn. mihmn
U. J. lilVnn . - . r
ang B-ff
At JAMBS. V. S rBVlSNSON.
MISCELLANEOUS..
Bacon, PoiKTlonr, Sagging, Ties,
Etc
pjQ Boxes Smoked Bides and Shonlders,,
Boxes D. S.iJ3ides; u f. !," IMJJ
2 Bbls Mess Porx. j
800 ,ur 8,1 graues. ; :)'
tQQ Rolls Bagging, ......
JQQ TOBaFiecedTis-jV f f'T1
jqq Barrels Refined Sugar, . , . . (
100 Ba8B 111:11110 Sio colIee u ? i
500 BBN" j? i804 ??8tr n.ayr o o i
3000 BuBnelPrImo White and Mixed Corn.,
8 :
1AA Bbls and Hhds New Crop Cuba Molasses
JQQQ Sacks Lisbon Salt.
tJQ Q Second Hand Spirit Casks,
QQQ Bdls Hoop Iron,
rrji.Bbls Glue
;! 1H5 .!jti
300
Sags Shot, y
2J ft. Kegs Nails, '
100 Be8 and oxes Candles,
Gross Matches,
Boxes Candy,- ...
O R Boxes Soda, 70 Boxes Soap, -
5Q Cases Oslers, ;
O A Half Barrels Banit. 100 Tons Eureka Guano,'
v aw -mns uuanope uuano. -
For sale low by
ang8 tf , WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
7 Eflpes; Boilers"ani ;Hacliinery.
For Sale.
iEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR
9 rtNEW AMD SECOKS-HAP :
IE3 ISF Gr I 1ST JEj S
, - FOR GINNING COTTON,
SAW 'AND, GRIST MILLS,
e , BOILER FEEDERS,
STEAM PUMPS.
, R A II 91 A HUNTER,
. ,. Richmond, Ya.
N. B. address of parties te whom we have sold
secona-nana machinery given when desired,
aug 10-Dcod&Wlm TuThSa
LOO K 1
JMPORTKD PICKLES AT 30 CENTS A JAR,
we are forcing the price down. Encourage us by
senaing your oraers.
Lager Uccr, Laser Beer,
. .'. , $1 73 PER DOZEN. : .. r
The Best Goods at Low Prices
will Increase our olready larye sales,! and
'our'
1
jsrana ia aneaa or ail.
HAVE YOU TRIED OCR
Process Empire Flour, and
Best Butter in the World.
If not when your package is out, send to us' and we
Will deliver a sample free to any part of the city.
Fresh Groceries every week, at
V' , GEO. MYERS'. '.
angS-tf , 11 & 13 South Front St.
Wedding Presents.
FINE STOCK OF
silver wake;
JUST RECEIVED, AT
GEO IIONNET'S,
julySatf ; 53 Market Street.
At Yates' Book Store.
rpilERE IS TO BE FOUNDTHE LARGEST AND
X best Selected Stock of
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
in the State.
To Seliool Teachers
I m lw CTty and country, you are respectfully Invited
I to vomu ana
examine my
STOCK OF SCHOOL BOOKS.
which is now complete and will be sold at yery low
prices;.. ,...- . .. .. ;n
-. .- - O. W. YA-TKS,
augStf - , . Market Street
If You Doubt it!
V ;;' CALL AND BEONVINCED
.That , we are offering the, balance of our
bprlngr and - summer Stock of
MEN'S, BOY'S AND : '
CHILDREN S CLOTHING,
and such figures that you are bound to boy. .'
aug6-tf
8HRIER BROS.
4r.OOO Sacks
LIVERPOOL SALT
i
1 V JUST; IMJPO R TED
and for sale.
aug II d ftwtf n f fflNFORh. fRO W Q
ii O K D O IM '
CELEBRATED BLiCKBERY BP ANDY
JNDORSED AND PRESCRIBED BY OUR CITY
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO .
5 A 7 North Front street.
aug8tf
Bagging: anil Tiers.
500
Rolls Bagging, .r.
Tons Ths.
.I'VIOWCUJ . Ml' ;J .it if
aug8tf KERCHNKR A CALDER BROS. 1
vv
printed -lathe most elegant style? at .
WM. H. BERNARD'S '
wcet Cuba JllolaMes; - h
Hhds Sweet Cuba" Moli sses; fri f j
For sale by
aug 8 tf KBRCHNER A CAT DER BRO
.J3"- " r '
i
CITY OF WILMINGTON, Jf.G.M
rbruaryJSt.lM f j
Notice to; Owner s of any Trc Iav
---r - r- wagon, -.--..i-..-.:".-. j .
Waeon 'la 'h.ikn 2Jilg Z1 if
iore the first day f March. sm&. -when twrwi
uuea uupownif a rnaitrwui MaiforMri .-.t;.iiui
nll . .......
. n k . - . I : : !
WU1 W
.TrfSK??! ?" rnraleherl
,F'"--"" BLllllB 11HW. . i I 4tJ 111'
O. S BRVOS8, :
Treasurer.
feb liHfod tf thur
Thermometer
o .tji! .til fin r,.t t;-fr
BJ? (VI
:StJf sit t hat
: : :;,.;&';markeT;:'stSeet. -v
;' JJ-KE BOTH WAIiM AND FULLY SjlTrSFIED WITH THE TRADE THKYHAVr- tavh
ai past seison, but are still desirous to close out a few small lots previous to taking an R
V i;;,'--V:',A O C-X)' U -N-Tl ' O F1 STOCK
And liaive marked thein at (such' prices as "cannot fail to insiirp ti,;- -diate
sale, t i - , J- ; . .... -hi t ' " t,le,r 1
A. iBJit or .25 Per ;ceiit.wm;b5
iGents1! WM
1.'' j
: r'- If H;
I
-if
M AD;E bT
0: -D.: :- J?
v.- sFIT GUARANTEED j
t sua
3
'i AGENTS FOR FRANK
' ;:.n:-507.s,5 -vi:;f
"rSwT
july25-tf- ,7
OF""
es W ew York and Bosto h L i n es
VIA. WILMINGTON, N. C.
Fast Freight Eout e to all Points Kortli or South.
. ; ' N E W Y O li K .
.JEy YORK AND WILMINGTON STEMSIIIPCO., SEMI-WEEKLY, SAILING FROM Ktyi' V(intt"
Wednesday and Saturday at 3 P. M
dnsday ;
BOSTON AND FALL RIVER.
NEW. YORK 'AND WILMINGTON STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CONNECTING WITH THK
OLD CplOKf RAILROAD
. . ... . AND STEAMERS DAILY BETWEEN
Boston : and lIew York.
" Between New York and.Wilmlngton, Wednesday and Saturday, from each wort
Shippers may rely upon the prompt and Regular Sailing of these Steamers, and quick dina'ch iv,-,
all Shipments by this Route. '( -j ' - - . ... 1 ,
T A1 TM7 T A .
Connecting at Wilmington with the Wilm&igton, Colnmbia and Augusta Railroad. WUminpfin ,'
Weldon RaUroad, the Carolina Central Railway and Cape Fear River Bteamers. 4mlnet0? ana
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING GIVEN: jTO AND FROM ALL POINTS IN NORTH AND SOUTH
' UAKULlflA IfclJSOUUlA AND ALABAMA.
ALSO TO ' ' ;
JTew York, Boston, Providence, Fall River and other Eastern cities.
BATES GUARANTEED AS LOW AS BY ANY
. ; ; : , , - ;r VtSUVKKUliAHltJISl'lSOMt'TLX PAID, .
MARK ALL G O OPS VIA CL YDES WILMINGTON I TNh
!. Fnrther information apply to either
D. p. C. MINX. . 4
General Eastern Agent,
29 Devonshire Street, Boston
March 18-tf
Baltimore and Southern Steam Transportation
4 Company; 1 j
VI:wffiKN( :
VV m tm.
Fast Freielit Route tcr;
-' BALTIMORE.' . - - '
' Baltimore and ' Wilmingtoa Line
Semi-Weekly, :
Sailing from BAXTIMORJE - - j : ;
Tuesday stud Friday, at 3 1. ' M.,
' AND FROM WILMINGTON; . ' 1
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. I
!'-.'' ! '- .', -.:' ! . i;rA
- BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE, . . , ( j
f Baltimore and Wilmington Line,' i
Baltimore. Boston and .Providence Line . or Via.'
; f .Canal Daily to Philadelphia, and
CLYDE'S PHILADELPHIA AND: PROVIDENCE
line.' ' ,": ' ' ''j; t
Shippers may rely upon the prompt and Regular
ail Shlpmentabythis Route. ;;;
THROUGH BILLS OF- LADING . GIVEN TO-
VAUuija a, WJSUBUU AHD ALABAMA.. . . . . .
! Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, Providence and other Eastern cities! Rates Guaranteed as low as '
any other lton te and time as Quick. . , Losses or Overcharges promptly paid.
... ! u f ,-r . i Foe farther information apply to either of the undersigned Agents of the Line.
r,i KDWNi Fi l KA.a.l.i AgefttJteltimoWLine, B0' South St,1, Baltimore.
; roar 1( if
iA, UC,Z UJC. Agent
i: -
Photograplis
1
Of.
OUR FURNTTURE-WITH PRICE LISTS
i K. Ii 'a s ,i If S-i.n.'f tf -
fnrnibhed on application by
'mavrlS-tf
a. a smith a; co.
Coffee rand Cheese.
LiflASTED JAVA AND KIO COFFEE, AlS AGO
' H: and Eidara Cheese. i-f-
For sale at .
G. H. W. RUNGE,
r.
Nortbes.tcor. market sndKeeondMi,
jpne kf - f -.t , ,
E.
1 t
ii ti h-llziihiiVt; UkA Sil hull I
AB,TJ? B PwehasedXhe stock .and: material
of James Cacrawa
ar n.v and mtaavoJ s- a-'kn iw '
erly occupied by him, In tke basement of tbe Parcel!
UOUSe. Where he Invites hla nA Mmj. ..j .v .r
lie generally to call on 'Mm. Best workmen in the
: " mm rr v. a iii u m tut
btaf- eimiln.pil .tw) stimhu. ir .
Shampooing done af the shortest notice.. Try hinu
l( Store
l-v it...... . 1 '
,'.i ; , i.-.
AN' ARRIVING BY EVERY STEAMER- A
i: ;'. i
kevmngee, Screws,. Window j JastenlngSi Blind
Ilnej. fastenings, Well Buckets, Fixtures, Pumps,
f x ... " tiaraware QBca around- a bouse or
u. Aiiioraie Hw by... v , ,
auga-tf ' ;GILKS A MURCHISON.
105, Jn .theShad
v
R O. DDICK
THE
rnme-
;0iTe!i cl all Remnants 'cf Dress GjcSj
Dress Shirts;
O O0a 3D E R
.1
LESLIE'S CUT PAPER PATTERNS.
1; ; -: ''''r '
''J t I 'jj i
I ' :V-ONE PRICE! ;:
BRQWM & RODDICK. '
; and,; Satnrday.7 .
OTHER ROUTE :- AND TIME AS OUICK I os
of ;-.the undersigned Agents of the Line
X, i WM- p CLYDE & C., General Agents.
'.. . New Yerk Line.
. . f i,: , - V T -r Bowff Green, New York,
A. 27. - CAZA UK, Agent,
f BaHimote and New York Lines,
r - . . . Wilmington, N. C.
m .
all points if orth or South.
' ' ' : PHILADELPHIA.
, Baltimore
and Wilminsrton Line
3 - Semi-Weekly,
; V ' Eetween Baltimore and Wilmington, '
Baltimore and Philadelphia St Bt Co.
'. Daily Via. Canal, ;
' L ' . Between Baltimore and -Philadelphia.
; i WESTERN CITIES.
Baltimore and Wilmington Line,
Northern Central Railroad and the Baltimore a
r , y)blo Railroad. ; -
Sailing' of these Steamers,' and quick' dispatch
; V( .-, . . , t r .. . ..
given to
AND FROM ALL POINTS IN NORTH ANDJSOLTH
Baltimore aid New York Lines. Wllmhigton. N.
v MISCELLANEOUS.
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