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- OUTLINES.
Lulu beat Goldsmith's Haul at Rochester
inlhe best four consecutive;; heats oa re
cord, and wnowqiieenpf tbeiarf. A
hundred and eighty thousand failure in St.
Louis in the boot and shoe husineasl 3-irr
An explosion of a .boat on, Jtbe' Tennessee
4 river killed five vrs6ibs.f i-fJ Trouble at
Pan vers, Mass., between Italian . and Irish
Iaborers- Rockforlckjjsiand &
gt. Louis R, R? Mdfir decree of TJ.
9. Courtr foreclosure of mortgage, tr-r-Greatuncle
of King f cff J&varja : f all f rbni
horse yesterday and was 'efc?fTIt B.
steamer Brow lost near Sabine light house,
but crew and all on board aavA
New. York.niarkets:
$1 65$1 75; spirits turpentine, 81i32f.
Commodore Morris,, TJ. & N., is dead.
We have prepared; the following list of
members-elect to the Constitutional Conven-;
tion i . - W'-"VJ
Alamance. J Ej Boyd,. rail.
Altxander; Reaben Watts, cons.- gain,
Alleghany, JS. Jbr Vangban, c
Anson, R. T. Bennett, .:;
Ashe. J. O. Wilcox, ind.
.1 1!
: i.x '
IKU.i IT
Jjeaafort and Pamlico, J.E. Shepherd, c
.Bertie, F. ,W. Bell, r. ; , 'i . .,
Bladen, A. McDonald, r. . - :4 ;
Brunswick, E. WvTaylori'r gain, s.i.-.-u-Buncombe,
Thoa. XvUman; P5 Cole
man, c. gain of li i txsL-d'
BurkeA, C Averyy Jf - --"l
Cabarrus, R. W, Allison c. t
Caldwell, & W. Jones, ; .it v-.?rwi7r
Camden, J; Lw Chamberlain, . gain,
Caswell, . Bi Withers, c, Wilson Cary,
r., gain of 1. . 5- ;, . . ...... '; :
Carteret, James Burnley, c - - .
Catawba. LC M. McUorkle, c
Chatham, Johnilanning, Wm. Stroud, c.
Cherokee and Graham, J. W.' Cooper, e.
Chowan, J. R. Page, r. r . '
Clay, - - X'-C" -i-vi..- j Cs i.iu.
Cleaveland, Plato Durham, v :. ,v
Columboa, Forney George,
Craven. R. F. Lehman; J. 8. Manix , r.i
Cumberland, R, P.Buxton, J. a Blocker,!
r. gain. - ; :
Currituck. W; H. Cowell, c ; '? ;
Dare, G. B. Blivena, r gain. ' !
Davidson, T. CL Bobbins, B. B. Roberts,c!
Davie, Charles Price, c i ' - u is
Doplmi'J. ICtallings; . Wm. Farrior, c
Edgecombe W P. . Mabson, A. jlc-;
Cabe, r.- ..-:
Forsy the, W. H. Wheeler, r. '
Franklin, W. F. Green, c
. ..a f
5 " "
Gaston, Jonas Hoffman, r gain. jr w
Gates. W; R Roberts, c : "
Granville, X J.. Young," J." A. Bullock, r L
Greene, Josepn Lixon, x gam. ; . . .-
Guilford, A W. Tourgee; A 8. Holton, r4
gain. !' . .
Halifax, J. E. O'Hara, J. J. .Goodwyn,.'
Harnett, John Harrington, c. .a r . !
Haywood, Dr; Sank Love, tj.O
Henderson, Frank Woodnn, r. ;
Hertford, E. J. Horton, r. i i
Hyde, W. & Carter, c ' ' -1 I
Iredell, T. A ;Kicbxl8on, C. I. SuniT
mere, c. ' : '-; -:'; - ',! .
Jackson. G. W. Spake, ind., gaim " - j
Johnston, B. JL Hinnant, P. Tf Massif
r. gain ' 5 i . . ; j
Junes, J..F. Scott, r. : . ; , - ' ..
Lenoir, R. W. King, r, gain. 1
Lincoln, Caleb Motz, c. I' i - .;. t
Macon, 'W.. AHmam1 -llartln,
Rev; O. B Hasaell, C. gsin I
. McDowell,.CorNeal, cr . J ,
Mecklenburg, Gen, 'R. Barririgcr; Dr. W
Kerr, r. gain. ' .1
Mudieon, Dr, J. K. Anderson, & i
MoutgoraeTytAIlen Jordani-rfgain.
Mitchell, J W. Iwwnian, vr. gain, -;vf i.
Moore, W. M. Black, r. gain.
Nasa, B. H. Bunn,c. " . j
New Hanover and Pender, G. Z. Frencbj
S. IL Manning, J. H. Smyth, r. y
Northampton, Wra. Barrow, r.' ' .
Onslow, James G. Scott, c. "i
Orange, Hons. W. A Graham, J. Tur
ner, C. . " Ti J: ' j
Pasquotank, W. J. Muhden, r. ..,
Perquimans, J. W. Albertson, i. . i l
Person, Col. J. W. Cunningham, c gain. -1
ntt, Hon. T. J. J arris, Win.- King, c
Polk, N. B. Hampton, ir f - J r
Itandolph. J. W.Bean, Al, K. Lowe, t
gain. 'H,.-':: -. : .' i
Richmond, Hon. O. H. Dockery, r gainL
Hobeson, Dr. A. Sinclair, C. - A. Mi-
Eacbin, c gain. ; 1 'a j
KockioKham, Hon. JD. SReid, J. Turner
Morehead,c.ijOO U- .f ' S
Rowan, Hon. F. E Shober, J. S. Heri-
dtson, c; t:iuiiviit f'j". ,
Rutherford, J. JL Justice, r. -Sampson,
Wm. Kirby, S: J. Faison, c." I
Stanley; Joseph Marshall, c , r
Stokes, W.WMcCaadless. r. gain. . ;
Surry, Joseph Dobson, c.
Swain.
Transylvania, G. W.; Wilson 'C.' f1
Tyrrell, Dr. E Ransom, ind-i gain.
Union. Dr. T. W: Redwine. c.
Wake. R C. Badcfir. M. k C; Hodge, A.
L Davis, J. j. NowelL r gain.
Warren. J. W: Thome . J..O. Crosby. T.
Washington, J. M. Bateman, r. gain.
Watausa. L. Bino-ham. c ""v -
Wayne. W T Fajrclyth. GJ..H. Gran
tham. r gairi.'"1' J. "" i
Wilkes, T. J. Dula, Q. A. Bryan, r. i
Wilson, Col. R. W Singeltary, $. J I
Yadkin, B. F. Jones, r. f
Yancey. , t- - r Z'" i
Bpirits Turpentine I
. A negro named ; Ben Piper, was
owed in Gldsboro' on Friday last, oh the
clmrge of forgery. ! ' : -t : . ! '' r
- In the Supreme Court; " do FH
d iy, appropriate testimonial, wag ' rendered
to me life and service of ex Gov; Graham..
Treagnfer of Gastdn .cpnntyre
P"rts havmg had 2,tX)0 bfedttnty money
a the Bank of Mecklenburg at the tlme of
la failure. ,:u,i vi,4 Ih v tf
The New .York, Tribune sdys
that Governor Graham waa one of thef
Mo-8ts at Governor TiMefi's banquet at Sar
woga the Uher day., and ; that Uieir -Tiews
Natioual politics were mainly in accord.
i Charlotte Observer: ' VVelearii
B.is . Exf ellencyi Governor, iBrpgden'
8 appointed asV (jommiosiobers on the
N C. K. Rl W: 8. Pearton. Maj.
W R,,Uiu and Mr. Good Roberts.. ;As
"is Excellency has determined to make a
partisan matter of iXrom the niaterial he
d to select from ne coqhi Hobaxeipkae
Binch beterna.iK ;ottM ihMv-
Chariot te Oecv H1 week or
I'i-Pr riwa'. arweart told by a
na. MajrwrW.Tobblns; 6rStatesville,
w.r.w ividAr'cj)uaJy? W.awtat hi 5ptb
U. Hubbiiw, Esq , who was running
jr the CvnyentioDx wjih bhicanTHsaj.t Wbnp
"e carngn was overw be asked Jiimiwhar
'? nHJUght' (he result "would be:.' ;Mr. Rob
JJ'Mfepufid.thAt bp; 'calculated Qti bia elec-
"Wlbvimilnni.lain ,tm AVksM I hp
upciat count 'Was; efided.rhe "was1 found
VOL. XVI. NO. 125
Norfolk Landmark: We had
the pleasureyesterday of a visit from the
Hon. Jesse JT Yeates, of the tEdenton (Nf
C.) District, and our long conversation with
that gentleman confirmed and ' deepened
our previous respect for bis broad and com
prehensive intelligence. If the "American
Congress could be filled up by just such
men, the "lobby" would die out and the
word 'jobn would disappear from the polit-
uau vucaouiary
NSW ADTEUtlSRinBitTtl
Chas. D. Mtkbs & Co. Caution.
See ad. -of Preston Cumming & Co.
' A. DAvro-Superb clothing, f-,
ELECTION RETUHHS----OFFICIALx
liiirnlsUcd-to the Slornlnsr Stan
Imootgomery.
Allen Jordan, Radical, 635; L. D. An
drews, Conservative 895." ' Jordan's ma
jority, 240. . ! , p. "'':). 1
. 1 PtvrUn.WATAU0A
Haryejr Bingham, Conservative, 893; Jas.
S. HilL. Conservative, J03; J- H. Mast, Con
servative, 100; J. T. Lippard, Radical, 117.
Local Uou. .
. Some ef the .finest watermelons
of the season are being brought to market
now.
-Manning,; the younger, of, the
Weldon popped in one minute last
night. ; .:r X ;
A number of U. S. troops passed
through this city yesterday en route for the
garrison at Smithville. e s i
''We note the presence "here
abouts of very few mosquitoes, flies, &c,
compared with former years at this season.
' rainbow yesterday afternoon
indicated, we hope, that we are to have a
"spell' of better weather than we have been
blessed with lately. ' " " " " '
,tr?earPjat an arrangement will
probably be effected by which our friends
at Masouboroand Wrightsville will receive
their maihvoa Sunday morning. . v;i.vs.-.
The Hibernian Association turn
ed out in their beautiful regalia oa Sunday,
the occasian being the! funeral of "Mr.
Richard Joyce, one of their deceased mem
bers. ; - -' "
Capt. Smith is heaving the tracks
in the Carolina Central depot here ballasted
with a fine 'shell marl. found near the depot
and at a little belew"the level of the build-iags.-
. 'A fVi'v-
s - Mr. J. M. Cronly, who recently
received the appointment of cadet in the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, left for that
place-' Sunday ' morning on the steamship
LueOU. ..'5..'!, iK l ;::.v, ,
The Rev. Dr. Bernheim, of ,the
Lutheran Church, mentioned Rafter service
Sunday evening that next Sabbath would
be the sixth anniversary of : the dedication
Of their present house of worship (unless
our German failed us). - :
. One of the heaviest rains of. the
season fell, in this city and vicinity yester
day afternoon. The' streets and alleys were
flooded with water, and it is reasonable. to
suppose that they, as well as the cellars and
low places generally, will require, looking
after. ' ' ' ;
Two broth eraof the colored per
suasion had a tremendous big quarrel yes-'
terday ' over onelU1UercinclnvTand the
next step, of course was an application at
a. Magistrate's office for a warrant byjone
of -the-arties ' against the pther.- It is a
glorious privilege (f) to ; be able to "go , to
law . ,.
On sxme ;paria of 'North Water
street there is a very offensive odoraiUing,
'. which is not at all conducive to the health
of the people in that part -of the city, nor
pleasant to those' whose business requires
themto goln that quarterVj.lt U hoped the
matter will be remedied. 1 uf '
Bljrr Cfrt Tii , i. vt
. The following cases were disposed of by
this tribunal yesterday morning; vvinA .
; Joseph Roderick, charged !witb disorder
ly! conduct. Judgmenti suspneded.
..Amos Johnson, charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined $1 00 and costs. , w
' Nelson Batson, charged with trespassing
upon the premises of the coroplainaat in
the case,' was found 'guilty' and ordered to
pay a fine of $50 and costs.,
A. C. Wessell, charged
is yiJrvW -
with keeping
Den his bar-room After -12
on-Sat-
urday night;? was ordeW , to ipay a nne oit
$25 and costa, - Defendant appealed to the
Superior Court and was required to give a
bond of $200 for his appearance. .. v -Hi
Joseph jRegister, charged: wiUi assault
and battery with a : deadly weapon on the
person of Chas. Fitiey, was ordered to give
a justuled bo the7 for his
appearance at the next rterm, ul the Supe
rior COUrt. , A - , h- '.J" m-v '.n'-r--
' in another case in which disorderly con
duct was the offence, judgment waa bu
pejhded;' and In another, in which . defend
ant was charged with disqrdely conduct
and TesisaBgltheJolIMidef'dant was or
derefctq pay a, fine of $70 and cost,rtrom
which decWonhe appealed, to the SUperi-
or UoOrt
ji . . r Tbarneaitier. .
ke lellowioVwaikbe5 range ot 1 thether-
mqmetsrat tfwSifnal Breau; ?o this city,
veaterdav: - ; - ?'
--hi;
WILMINGTON,
COLliniBTJS COCNTlf.
'-: j , Pfefcable Horrible Murier. '
We have the particular! f r6m a friend of
a probable horrible murder in Columbus
counly. It seems that on , Saturday, morn-
ing," about S o'clock, there' leas jhouting
heard at a place known as the Gernegan
place, together with a light as if a house
was on fire.""1 The neighbors soon-gathered
orTthe" spot, w hen 'it'was "found'lhat the;
house was in truth on fire and that the cries:
proceeded' -from ttwo children,, the only,
surviving members of the family residing at;
the place, which consisted of a man by the;
name of EU Coleman, hia son and daughter.!
When the neighbors reached the place the:
house was nearly consumed, while in the!
midst of the flames, and at that time be-;
yond the reach of any earthly assistance,!
was the body of the unfortunate man,1
Coleman. The two children that escaped,;
aged respectively IS and 15 years, succeed
ed in saving all the furniture, but, strange to;
say, their father, who was a young, heartyj
and vigorous man, was burned to death.
Strong suspicion, we understand, is
entertained that foul play was , used.!
It appears that on Friday evening about'
10 o'clock, deceased left his mother's house
fo'go home, the distance Tbeing "abo'ui 'one
mile. He wai not drinking, and it is ibt
likely he could have procured anything in-j
toxicating on the roaa.as it led through the
woods 'and there "were" iio cross-paths or
houses on the route, while it is known that'
he reached home In due time and bad nofli-i
ing of the kind about the house j
- As before stated,' the children saved all
of the trunks and furniture iaroundj their
father, even including the trunk under: the
bed on which they reported he was lylngj
but when the flames were extinguished he
was not in that portion of the bouse, our in
formant states, as reported by the children'
and not all of the bones of the skull in that
portion of the house with the body..
This tragedy: occurred about four miles
East of Fair Bluff, and of course has been
the source of no little excitement in the
neighborhood. - -
Pleaeaot AflTalr at Clarkton. . , , . I
Our young friends at Clarkton, Bladen
county, seem to have had a , pleasant tim
on the occasion of their exhibitionTridaj
evening last. Our chronicler, who . is not
unusually Impressible tin such occasions,
tells" ushaTThecountenancefyVwitl.
ness fell with the curtain, at the close; so
we judge the audience, must have been
well entertained, also.. .1 L , 1
The programme embraced, after the ad
dress of welcome, and an' organ duet by
Mr. J McN.,' of Clarkton, and . Mr. F-. of
Wilmington, a charade "Mrs. Jonquil" 4
in which Misa L. C took the principal
part in a' way which 'provoked '.much mer
riment; "The Six Virgins" a charade by a
number of little faWes, very well andret
t ly done; 'Dark: Deeds" a JitUe 'drama
by the accomplished principal of the A cat
emy and his lady; some comic songs, wit 1
local hits, by Mr. F , of Wilmington; tab
leau "The Proposal" by Mr. J. McN.and
Hiss J. McC.tS farce "The Irishman at
Home"-by. Messrs. McN. and G. C ; com
ic song by Mr. J. "McN. ; "Matrimony"-
charade in which Misses L, C., McC, and
M, C. sustaiaed the principal .parts. The
regular programme concluded . with . a tab
leau; yivant entitled "The Sixyirgins," in
which that number of young ladies formed
a , very pretty,living picture. But the young
folks had not Jyet seen fun enough at the
dose of the regular exercises, so they form
ed themsel ves into a sociable. In ; the re
membrance of jdl of which we hope they
fisav keeo J
lephaprmaay adaylOOO'Iv j
- - 1
llalJrael'a:eeldea'e',i?'"A'' :" I
The northward bound train on he Wfl
mingtoDand jfeldon RaOroad, '"when about
half a mile, north of Dudley's depot, at l$i'
o'clock on 'Sunday morning, was thrown
from the track.1 The accident, we under
stand, was ' caused by a ?very heavy rain
which fell in 4hat quarter on Saturday
afternoon and night, which washed and
beat the embankment down .in such a ban
ner as to make it fmpaasable. r;Tbe extent
of the rain allnded to can be jmagined when
t istajled thaaUof four fachefffellTheie,
was no. damage, we-learnexcept tii tie
cars the roost of - which jwere leaded with'
ctonwitlr ;pairgers;kc. , wer j
transferred taTsoon Oa rjossible.and the con
nection at Weldon was saved;, kBe the
track wel arelinfornjeilSav r by; 6
o'clock Sunday evening. Fortunately no
one wasierioaslhutt hy.tne accidethe
engineer alone receiving .afew. slight bruises
1. .... . .ll A 1
v
Tlie; Heeie avr4atsaorak
!
A correspondent at Abbottsburg writes
that he moved to that place in 1860 and
found ' about twenty DempcTaU living ia
and around the Village, and, he thinks, about
one hundred and fifty Radicals,' the latter
having IftrliheirjrirMALieaders Gen.
Abbott, Ex-Sheriff, .EJdridge ,ap4. Prsbn
Casbwell, with an occasional smattering
from' FT W;3 Foster ' arid ' Abel ' W. 'Fishpr.
With these efficient leaders, as - they , were
called, the RepuMicanswere successful in
all tliracelorinaCtue 5ih inst..
at which time the fDeinccrateteltcteaone
ilagistrate, the Towship.plekV.an
Wa Vie with them for Constable; ' Our cprn
V it T Zii j... . 5 . .w.i i...l'It. . I
"' . .4J.. TI10 . linn!, nmfl
re8ponueni( , f.,"J1.."
from his lah ands growled in the faces ; of
theDeBioafJmeytheringtothe
nniia and thermanedoodlft wailedasjuual,
but the people were determined that justice
ahoaid be aone uus -anwo! ifcavwwuu tl
and hence the restilyic.
toryhf 4mevof the1 Worst' iKadfcirholes.ln
tb State V i And nowicaBiioti the '. people
'have Sue sa nerveattiPTe? the Stat and
prepare themselves for the next flghtf v
N. G.,' TUESDAY.
Maa:Utratee'Coirt.fe-4v-;.-'
The case of Thomas Allen, charged on
thS Affidavit rEli2aiPeroe9
on the 28th of July, caused the death of her
son, Neptnne JacksonVwhoWbody Svas
IbVndmeaock
kelen'a distillery camd jup fo a Shearing be
fore Justice Van Anuinge-yesterday morn
ing. The evidence adduced by the woman
was deemed altogether insufficient to con
vict Allen, but rather tending to show that
deceased came tajiia death from a
snag while diving into tKe river, by " which
his, neck was dislocated The , case was
therefore dismis . and the prisoner .flb-
charged from custody. ..aUfi-r.sxu ; d ? i.j,i!,
Thoi'BSl arraigned;f
trespassing on the premises of Sarah Wood,
both colored, was fined 10 cents and costs.
" Before, Ju8lice7Gardner,John Battle col
ored, was arraigned on tbe.'charge! pf iom
mitting an assault and battery on the person
of John Hill. -He was found not guilty.
The same, charged with trespassing upon
the property of ; John : HllT.iwas fodhd not
guilty. .
8'raaitirr.- ... ...
rmong thtf decisaiDthirGtourt ,Ten-;
redn'SatuTdayand printed inheTtal-;
eigh JVete,' we notice these:
Henry C. WalL et aL.js, . Henry Fairly,
et al., from Richmond; judgment modified,
and cause remanded. ;
;v By Bynnm, J-: TJ. C. Myrover, Ex'r, vs.;
R. S. French, et al, from Robeson ujudg-
ment reversed. 'JaI -, liil ll !
. J. Francis King vafj. E. Winants, from
New Hanover ; judgment affirmed. . '
Amo Wade vs. City of Newbern. from'
Carteret; uiiii allowed!. tlZZJ:'":.- 1
Kenzie, t-t al., from'Robeson; reversed and
reiormt-u. ,
GriMena;'Mutp
McKay, Adm'rV from Cumberland; at
firnjedn.;i w:i-' ?:v" '.!"; -:?-r " .'-;;;!
A Th W. & .Rlroad Cos -arerbuilding
04 their water, front a new wharf, to extend
from the present idock-ltner400 feet to deep
water. Tbe'wbarf will:.bei,r3o feet wide
and a steam-pile-driver is now at work on
it. . The , water at the send is eight or tea
feet deep at present, but itr is expected thai
when the wharf is bunt, ' the current will
'cut away the sand to some extent;0 thus
deepening the water, as was. the case on the
building of the long wharf of Messrs. Vick
& Mebane, adjoining on the south. ',?".f j
Economical Walk. :": -i t :is
We have heard, of lately ears, of a great
many improved styles of pavement, all in
tended to seenre increased ' economy in the
first cost or .wear: and tear, or both; and
some of these have proved measurabTy suci
cessful. , - Not v even our granite blocksj
however-it seems, will compare in dura
biirty with Wwoe "Of - the -pavemefnis of the
ancients, for. an esteemed correspondent rei
minded us recently that some of the' old
military roads of the . Romans are . still in
good condition,' apd .the annual cost oX re
pair but a trifle, after 2,000 years of cpn
stant' setviee Thls- vioki ;n8xiidty a
theme worthy the earnest attention and in
vest! gallon of Oujr road-bulldera and econo
mists, but' iii the matter of sidewalks we
are pleased to believe that we have now dis
covered a plan which, for both durabHitjr
udByives l'ioflipUitt so far
out of sight as jvould make the old Latin
engineers '' hng theur.; heads.;' WW beiieve
hy tlusplan.as now. being tested in -nftf
experunental sections ' in thhv' city,, that
unless there te a great change in the present
rate of Wear and tear this wslk is destined
to last at hSW.OOO: years, without costing
one cent for repairs; The pavement is very :
aimpie In construct little
iwl4BlioM'3.'A npnat(mei
treacherouS to the tread-pthe whole so ar
ranged that whea a man comes and loeks
upon it he passes by through the middle pt
lna,atSeLJ"n,1 vim-mum tnuvil: h -
Seriously; if economy;; is not. the ; sole
desideratunv in. a-isidewalkj' these places
might be. muclr Improved lor Otner uses py
a few lottri. bf ; ! sandor of mortar Skillful
arjtjlied."''" ,i;o-e;!i a sih
"ryY aasP saw " : 11
XI UawTBUYteav Atettk4J isirlej?rr
AppoTrnmeTifs of ITev. WTd. BlactrJ -Ti!e-
terly meetings for the present tjonierence
VeV of he'Wilhimgton DistrWt v
Bladen aada F, , Mission, at Centre
August 15and.ie.(, IV J; , , , ,;; j
1 Ma?noUa at Harrell's: Store. August 54
'and 80. .r..-L
M&iajfro4, JtfFjont SiroetChch, Sep;
tember 5 and 6 i
..ixtfMi 'sTiliWiMptekb M
- Tb mails will close at the City'Po8t:-OfT
fice until further notice as followsri in
Northeni (oiKbt) mails for all pothisorth,'
1 Kant and West of .. .Weldon..
daily at. Vi ':i U'i'.'ii. i'V-8.45-.' M.v
. - through and way (day) j i
mails daily. except Sunday; 8:30 A. M.
Charleston, dailv. at. 530 A. H.
Western:maita.'CfcRij)dBJly:;
J (except Sundays;) . , i i v. 2 30 P. M
Charloite mail closes at. ou r. so.
Smithville I via Easv Hill and i ! J
Towit'CYeeis. iwaaytiana i.nliCTPAN MOBCHiioil.,,...... fevfjr
T8arrfays A.-.viJt-lVyi'w'V-ij-f- A.JE, f WM. a. WRIGHT....... Wuniington,NJ
.I-Fear iBtver. ' MwtojvuL,m,- i, I
y jyaMVtfv J ef "
OnslOv C H. and intermediate iit.r.'
offices every Fridav. ... . .- C :00 A.
nTAAnt
M.
The SiaUhville jnaBscby rteam'
boat, dose
atfrFJil-dauyjexoept Kaatuya. r
feila delivered from 830 A. M. to. 780
P. M., and on Sundays from 8 to fiBOA; -
Stamp Office open rrom b a. il' to 13 al,'
aaw " v
and.from 9 to.6KW R.M, j Money order or
Htamn f lfIHfl OTien TrOIn H A.IL' IO 12 Al. J
AUGT4STV17.ii875.;
Register Department open same as stamp
Stamps for sale, at general delivery when
stsmn aAIcb is closed.. ' . r
Key-Boxes accessible at ' aiirhourBcday
and nipht.Ji;:'':;'l .'v-3 xjuy
- Mails collected from; street 1 boxes ' every
, daytPtl '--hietim sUtCUr
.-.;'' '..wspi,,; . f.jf,y
BUbop .Lyman's Appbintmentfe. ' " T
Morgabtbn;:.,.;;... Au'15
P:ALi01d Fort.iLnVi.l,;;Ui;Atlgl6
Sti Andrew !a, Buncombe Coi. . ;':Ang.-19
Hard Creek, Buncombe Co. ; . . . . Aug, , 20
Warm Springs.i ,rf.,Aug. , 22
Burnsville:'. . I . .'. . ... Aug. 25
BakersvUIe .0;' . ; V, Aug. 27
Elk River VaneyilJi ;! U iWUi ilAug.' 29
-Beaver Dam. Buncombe Co ...... vAnel: 81
ok sraw b, in . tne ..y ane-y, 4. ransyi- , r -;
",vania cd. .. . .-...Sept: 8
Flat Roekv:'; l:-ii.?:VXii.H'i vXSepW: 5
HendersonviUe : tsftiitfrsih i ;6eptX'i7
Glencoe. , '. . . f ;, yt . , Vj . .:...Sept( 10
Calvary, Church,;Henderson Co. ..Sept., 12
Liecester : . ...T. . '.1 . 1 .Sept.-15
Waynesvllle. . ;i . . ; . . .V:?.' . vSept.c17
Asheville. .y;U ;i 1;; A.tiSepk;i9
The collections at each place, will be - ap
propriated to Diocesan Missipna i,,ff : j r
' .ITEMaV
Ultk PjiTxasiTo HarrlaV Kewa ' Depot, 'West
aide Front Streets we! are tadebted- for copies of
the New York Ledger, Chvruyty Coiner and Front
Leslie 'm Illustrated Newspaper lot the current week.
The Stand. will remain open until 11 ok clock thia
; , TMtJteria Panmxo-IXKS. inTaioaele to I rau
road oompanies, ateaovsaip compaoiea, hanka, mer-'
chant, Imaaafactarera and others. .Thcj are en
during and changeless, ' and will copy sharp and'
clear for an Indefinite period of ' time. Having just
received a feSh supply of these 'inks,' we are pre-!
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
pncee; .' i' . . :;,' ; . i i
'.-.! ' .v" -.' - .!
t , , l?oou Bwmbt.-Ths mobhiho 8tab Book JBlnd ;
ery does all kinds of Binding and Eullng in a work;
manlike manner,1 and' at reasonable prices. If er '
chants and others ueodlng' Receipt Books, Or other
woi'auiy rely on ' prom ptnees is the execution of
fbair osderavi!. -vr;; r.-.ri;j'S'ji I .'Jv'w
CopVor Tnxnoaix. ToFXKjL',kAxsAs,
, ISTiMissas-. J. 1Hy?ToixiT, S9 Maiden
Lane, Hew tmtC'denilethenP-i wish '.ioadd my1
tesUiiioay to the unanimous votceof your customers'
as to the quality otGnna made hy your" estbllsh-
ment. My rt Standard Gun has proved after;
thorough trials all you claim for your work. A
Strong scenrate shooter, of 'fine workraanshi and
perfect in all its parts." ltgard it as a( better Gun
than any other establishment furnishes' at the same;
price. !Qnlte a large number of. your guns are In
aae ia this State, aad aa far as I can learn, tbel4
ovrneraareanauhnojaaln their approyaL. . j
j . , !'" Veiy respectfully yours,. , ' , - . , j
' aug'f-tf' : ' 1 'r " .V ' " " A.' HAMatATf. j
.-i Thb Tojllut" Gra.-rOopT o : TasTxnoiaAJ .' -I
nxnteo? Crrr, N. Sept 80th, t874.--MxssBs. 'j
fc W. ToixJiT 29 Maiden Lane, Ne jTork; The
lO-goage Gan No. 3C78 1 ordered from you gives me
entire satisfaction. I was very exacting when Qr
derthg'the Gun Vat must 'say that you have more
than fulfilled what I required of you.' ! I hkve shot
several reeeh-leaders by first-class makers, -and
your gua beats them all for beatty and workmanj
ship'. . Aa lor shoouag qualities, your gmt shoots
stronger and more evea thaa any gual ever shot.
have shown U to several good judges (including
first-class gunmakers) and all agree that the "action
is very strong and durable, and that the gun is one .
of the best e7 erer Baw- I have made sotae very
long'sbotv with it, using only 8)f drs.'-ef r powder,
.which Is all. your gun requires. - I have shot it at a
target according to Che rules of the Turf, Ffcjd and
rann trials, and the average of .6 ; shots., at. 40
yards . is;" Lef pattern, 169; . penetnuon ,38;
right-pattern, ' 1TO; , penetration .-89; using Sjf
dra: powder.' Now " 1" ata" sore such' 4: ' goi
IS seldom met 1 with,' and1 am' 'very' roudi,-to b
the 'Owner of it -' But the 'real test of your gua
ia ia. the field-there it excalls taU othert, Mtling
cleaner and handsomer than any gan I eyer saw,: as
you assured me they would.; Both paper aad metl
shells, work spleadidly.; . GentlemenIaTe fb off
you my very best thanks, and will recommend your
..f.jiK vh;. YourSBenectfuny;
NEW( ; ADVERTISEMENlr i
CAUTION.
Beware
i::U li'j
1 ' i Look' out for American Battled ;
u 'j; 1 ii ..ii . 1 ,'. :iii . i;r..
. . : .Whether used as a beverage or medicinally,
' You Want the Best
r'iis "!i n:The, Best1Isthe!-!': ."f
; v.l AN IMPORTED BEER SOLD BY;U8y v;
and worth tour limes' ;fherice' f I6mestic Beer.
We are now receiving
t 1,,
entjr-five-ClaseS)-
BEST OHiU, LAGERS.
r, lngWul., .-5
sfreetj
N O 'O'H'IT-'":
fiSDv BESITATB TO. BXfX
i ' i . .! I
li1s-S ,-.s;vS:.-
! r r t.
V 1
:l i- now, for -'i
is selling them ''W" .W that. It is teally
I, .' inducement to bay whether you need them
,f ' - " " -of not" Call at ,. :'f ?isJ
ian
Nor S7" 'Market St..
( 1 ana you ijwu r oe. coujtac,, ot, . ,.h jov
auglT-tf i.iies-! li-3x.tfi . " ;awrteir-M wi:
L B. GRAlNCTER .': . L'
MOSJ W. b. JOtlN8(
JOHNSON. ..View PaxsiosKT
V. a . . .
D. C. WaJJL.-:
Cxsam
11
HON. W. D. JOHNSON.' ; v . U.I X . .Maslaai M. . C
i. D. MoLUCAn.
TWaaYI flu a kSH1nsiTv tMiarlnsaasi nf ft Ranlr. - i
leCWtllleaer Deposit bearing taaweet !
Will take pleasure in accommoaaung ine mercan
IrJeeaunantltesloT Wilmington and other places
ritaronntin? sneh oaoer as can be -recommended
as food ky any of the Banks located where the par-1
ttoaarftcaryiMpaustnes j ,
ca -j CcrresTxmdeiitip ji t.: -
andverNattbhal :?.NeWToTai'
rWmsNadonarBank!l .hiS A'i .iT. i . ..Baltimore.
1T. itr rr,:f -r vrvrMraHlMn-
aap II SI vi uvif aaawiviJi a a . ! ' a"'W
;ijr.tf;
T .:; ; i.-n
BANK OF MAKIOjN,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lifts Tlceit ' Admitted Member
- . - , OP THE FIRM OV . -
Lieston CummiDg & Co;j
-englT-St .;'. - 'H'w-
Oilft Vf: 1rr,.fTi-i r. n'J ii
- DWE1LIN& ! fQ LEASE
in
11
i. .,
TTOR .A TERM jOF YEARS, OR
' J? ' -To SeB. Situated oa Chestnut
IT
aUeetlwtweeaourthiaMTifirirfTtft-, ir,,.,.
IPPi TIMMEDTATELrYs,
-ii.'.'asPwintto-leaTe thecity is a few days. -
Ji,augtMtIiii! ,yfsi,lkme xI'WMeLABS.-i
v.lv ;!MISjCElAT
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE 6th
day of August, 1875. a warrant of Bank uptcy
was .Issued out of the DUtriet Court of the United
States, lor the Cape Fear District of North Caro
lina, arainst the- estate of ' Marshal - B."' CTunip
ler, . of Clinfon, to . the' county j u of Sampson
m said District, who Has - Deen , adjudged a
Bankrupt on his own petition, that ' the 'pay
ment or anv ueots aoa tne -oeirverv ei anv tronertv
belonging to such Bankrupt, to him' or for his use,
tind the transfer of ; any property by hfm;-! are for
bidden by law.' -'And that a meeting of .the credi
tors of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and
to choose one or more Assignees of his estate, will
be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to beholden at the
United States court room in Fayetteyflte, N. C, be
fore ' William A-' Guthrie; E?q., Register in' : Bank
ruptcy for -said-District,' on the 1st day of Septem
ber. D. 1875,atlQ o'clock A. M.. -; , - ,. - .
J. B. HILL, U: 8. M. u '
s-i.ang 10-oawSw Tu, i ) itiz o Wm saUl District.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE 8th
' day "of August," 1675, a warrant of bankruptcy
was issued Out of the District Court , of the- United
States, for the Cape Fear District of North Carolina,
against the estate of George R. Williams, of Newton
utove, w tne county ox sempson,- in saia uistnct,
whn Via a hMn mAinAtTf & BHnbmnt nrwkn fit. nwn
petitien, and the payment of any debts and the de
livery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt,
to hiiu or to his use and the transfer- of any prop
erty by him, are ferbidden by law. A meeting of
the creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts
and choose one or-more Assignees of his estate,
will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy-, to be holden
at the United States Court room in Fayetteviile,
N. C, before William A. Guthrie, Esq., Register
in Bankruptcy of said District on the 1st of Septem-;
j, aug 10-oawJwTu
.For, said District
' Stf. Louis Luw JScliooL15
... .t0 l 1 i - ill ii V ..'i 'f iti " . j
(Law Department of Washington University.)
The regular annual term of this Law School will;
n on wjuuijuwax, wiubjlu istn,
1 course, two terms. tu months each. Students'
admitted to the Senior Class,- on examination, by (
application on or before- October 13th. ' Tuition,!
$8J first year, 69 second year, including use of;
A-Jurwjr, f
'July
L O O K !- I
JICPOBTKP PICKLES AT 30 CENTS A JAB, ;
We are forcing the price , down. . ' Encourage us by
sending your orders; v:. .' t ;-rjt::i.
' ' i Imager Beer, Lager Beer, :'f
;r; The Best Goods' at' Low Prices f;
will Increase our olreadv larte Bales, .and "our'
, Brand is ahead of all.. ,,: ; ;
..t;.. ;. HAVE YOU TRIED OUR ; ; .-Jj
f ' "v ' ' ' t " 1 ' '
Process ' Empire Floor, and
; .Best. Butter. In the; World.
If not when your package is out, send to. us and we
win a cuver a sample tree to any pan oi tne cit y, i
. ' " Freeh Groceries every wdfek, at . " . '."
ill ,: GEO. MYERS', ..
. aug 8-tf ' 11 fit 13 South Front St,
; ;;.:4.000 Sacks ,
! i.rM
r
LIVERPOOL SALT
ii i ' I
'.if,
jST ' KTMJ o rtej
r.Jfi WiX-'. d'l ii , '1' V ,:4v:i:. h'.'il
iii
S Mill
.'"ril--ll7
and for sale.
I
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angll-dJhrtr
BINFORD,' CROW 4 00.
Hiss AngeL",
! ' , : ' By MIBS! TILIlCKEBAY ' ' l1" j
A CHARMING.' STORY, ' FULL OF TENDEB
ness and delicacy; j - . "-,
I Picturesque, and Soft, and tender a quaint. and
v i' Sketclt of, Bygone Age. ,
i- The Book la siagularly 5 atfractivoi Ifkas many'
nlaA an A hMnttfnl MonniA iinri in nna . far
which all admirers of Miss Thackeray's writings-;
and are they mot legion J will be thoroughly grata ful,
For sale at
. U
i ninnmtnninii
. . .. , - .. ! , I
aag lS-if ' ; . v 1 '! J-live Book had Music Store.
. . tt- a ! .
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OR' ALL ABTICLE3 .IN THE HARDWARE
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-ang'H-tf XuiJljV'NeBardStoreJ
..-itl'-rfSTMI".. '
Citiz e h s? i VKIa f Icet
: S&TOttDAY MORNING. v-'.ii 8
ALSO FIX EIUIGLAIT1IM.
V-r
. a. a a a,j
tsaalO-tf
Proprietor.
.lirPfttpgraps
UF OUR 1lBBTJ.RJLwJTH TRICE LISTS
furnished Oh apl!catlori 1y i !
'tmailsiir'11 'TJAi-rn1' coi '
. Li V :f 1 - '1
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? T B; AVE" ' JU8T 1 ' bECElVED,f BY' ATLANTIC
A BOaaLianw, my srta invoice or xea rrom we
United States Tea Co., consisting of aeout thirty
different varieties, pot up hi ban some airtight cans ,
with screw covers, and sold at the same pilocs n
over the counters Of nhe Company . in Now jifotk
At
t aUr S PiNORTHROP,8 i
1-tf, , Fruit ana Confectionery Store,
aug
WfifS'fyfMWOCF,SA
iJ;l ,rti Sid EidahvChoesey x v; iJ0if j
' ...If ... f n -i'i . . ' t ,.l .1. . I
Kill. If. iu -i 1 . r . ' '-''-i L''i-;. M
flfrUCBH cor, jwrah nctvuuDWi
iuneSO-tf '"'. .m., ;
iHE UNDEEJSi3NED BAS'SEMOViD TO; HIS
i'iT7j.iti. inily .-fiiiJ 'jiiiii il. '! ' i
Dullding cm Dock atreet, betweea South Water, and
Ffont8tretta,;;f rwiUJm .!:.;-;,-; sj:,J
- augl4-8t
- .: "i -T:'6ILAN. ILASTTN.
Fr particulars address1 j 'jt:n. t:iJ iii
,., f I ,!,' M 8TE WART, Dean of Law Faculty
'f :'- . 90S N. Third Strfct.LoiOs, Mol j
)i July 31-oodSm 8a Tu Fr .tcuuv. ttsiwn
mweekv......i .v.......... S 6f
-"r-TwvBkil0i
. 4W w ' ft nn
Threeweeks......-....... 6 50
.i.t.........'.. .
" " . One month..r.; ;:;.T.......: .. . 8 oo
'Twoaonths. .i,.f..;,15 oc
. Three months....:.:..... .:...... 00
Con
Btract Advert&emaia i&km &t nmtxii.
tiwiatalylowratea, -w .
jnve Bquares estimated as a anarter-column. ard
tea squares as a half -column.
MISCELANEOUS.
Sale of t Valuable Eeal Estate
-itr Rh PMvr.yiivfltc. .
-VJO Ollf I'' T7T?5"ti''trTr -:f
JC -?n91n.-'l ' -.7. -i r. . 1 t i - . v
BY VIRTUB OF AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH
the; provisions of a certain redeature f-mert-gage.
executed by Feist Mayer o "The Bank of New
Banever," bearing date the 7th day of March A 1.
1872., and registered in the records of New Hanover
county, in book EEBY at page 84 and following, tlic
nndt rsigned, as the attorney s of said mortgagee, will
ON THURSDAY, THE 9th BAY of September next
ir'-S'-.T -'i.tt- r-:j '-: . ', .
at 19 o'clock M., at the Court House door In the city
of Wilmington; sell for ash,t by public auction, the
following described piece or (parcel of land situated
to said cky, vte;,.;r,--,,,1 , ... v: .
Beginning at the corner -of a lot how or recently
owned, by A P. Kepi ton and wire, on. the eoarh side
of Market street, and running thence southwardly
elon? their line one hundred i and tnittv-two feet to
Bettencourt's alley, thence along said alley caet-
waraiy nity-eignt reet to anoiner lot now er recently
owned by AP. Repitoh and wire, thence with t heir
line northwardly Bixty-slx.rfeet to the lot of J Wi
kerson, thence with the hack line of Wiikerson's
let westwardly t w enty-tour f est to hie con er, t fa en ce
with his other line n'orthwafdlv' aixtT-Eix' feet to
'Market street, thence, along M arket street weetward-
iy luiriy-iour leei io ine ot ginnine, ana oemsr in
bloek 453 accordiOg to Turner's plan of the city of
wiimmgton. wkiuut a;
iSTEDMAN,
aug.XTdia
Attorneys.
Bacon, Pork, Hour, Bagging, Ties, Etc.
C A Boxes Smoked Sides and . Shoulders, .
Boxes p. 8. . Sides ,
2g Bbls'Mess Porx.- ,; j
Q A A ; Bbjs Flour, all grades.
Rolls Bagging,
0J;Tons HecedjTies.t -..
1AA Barrels Refined Sugar, :
V; ;
2QQ Bags Prime Rio Collce.. ,'.,.. , ; . ,
Bales N. R. . and Eastern Hay, . ii I .
Q A A A Bushels Prime White and Mixed Corn.
uuuv -
inn Bbls and Hhds New
Crop Cuba Moksses
1000 Saks Ll8bon Sa"
OA A Second Hand Spirit Casku,
gQQ BdlaHoop Iron,,, j
--if
300 Bl8lpt-
OKA Kegs Nails,
J -.
100
Boxes and Half Boxes Candles,-
75 GlOBBmtclieSfna
C A Boxes Candy. , .' ;
2g Boxes Soda, 70 Boxes Soap, . ',. J-r
2gCjFotashj.tr j
Cn Cases 0a.-VfiC
on Half Barrels Snuff. 100 Tons Eureka Guano.
dJ 300 Tans Guanope Got
200 Tans Guanope Guano; '
'T'..,. JfUraaiejow oy... i ;v
aug l5-tf - a . WILLIAMS & MURCH1SON.
.. For aalelowby ..
Jaggiitg, Ties, t&c. , &c.
gQ0 Rolls Baggiag,.
1 Q A Q. Barrels . JFtour,
i
100en-
n Bhls sugar, ,,-,1
Bbls. StBL Melasqes... ,.
i'i ;:
i
2 Bhds BL. iMplassea ; 1.
't j 1 ' ? '3
( n Hhds Cuba Molasses,
J'.'!
-j n Tierces Rice, 250.. Cases QjBters, 50 . l ases
llr Peaches and Oysters, 150 Cases Pickles,
K A Boxes D. S, and Smoxed Sides, 25 I oxes 1
)J 8. and Smoked Shoulders; - ' ;
3000fe-!;4 "T uio
ggQBPriuwEasterjOpay, . ;. f;
100",-Tc?,,i h i-;: f :
JC Tons Jttpop Jrpo, 100 Pfiper Bivets, ( .
QBars Glue, 200 Kegs Nails.j .
2QQ Boxes Soap, 100 Coes Candlps,, ji: ..
3QQ KeguPpwder,
oAi I, t'J-. ;. 5 .
v'!.-h-v.ni:-. , ,
For sale by
aug M
KBRCHNKl
;&CALPER BROi
Our DOi'BiSx
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I
GUARANTEE TO BE AS GOOD
as your Cigar dealer sells yen ,.
For One DfmCa
1 ;
'auglStf11'1.'''' rrul:
Ifiead' of Evepdy ! "
i CJTUALLY WjITHOUT A COMPETITOR. -
it
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Dry .Goods' Men Nonplussed.
aurj
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
Waiusu tt a , Shirts.
,it iUvi
, WXI T-FIYE
! J i s i. . j H W .Hi
. ( , in less than
pOZ&JST SOLD
JU.I, i . f . 'J : i J
two weeks.
.1 ,i V'tUj
ixvvc vrucrs nitu
tnMtJ-SSaN,:.Cttf
So'e Atnilc.
Examine
;u1
MY STOCK OF STANDARD, AND
ifiiscellanoousBoo
jashich t am 'selling at kraatly reduced price. '!
J lijl'l. lt't i- I -H- ! ". .i !' J -H
. THE LARGEST AND
,MiIiEST SELJEQTED STOCK )
Wr't - "'ci.m
f,INtTnE;piTY,-t) Ji:
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auglbtf ' t,,.,
;,., Vj-Market Street
T WILL .SELL, , ON THUB-SPAT. . MORNING
A Angust'19Ui,atl0ocrdck,- at the' residence of
fcoL Levy, corner of 2nd. and Ana street, without re4
serve,'- '--7 .-' J .'' ri ;-, f
PARLOR,' .BED Airt? jdrNlNCJ ROOM SETS
Carpets, Mirrors, Bedding,
u:J:i.-.-( t:
CROCKERY, GLASS .AND PLATED WARE,
i? t.
KitcheaJItolsflssJSae. MUk Cows, a flue pair well
trained Goats, Wagon and Harness In prime order .
Auctioneer.
iW ..EngliliiOutlry-,
KNIVES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Razors. StroDe. Brushes. Rodeer'a Ivory Handle
Table and Tea Knives, Sliver Forks. Spoons, bcis-
norm. Carvinz Knives and Forks. Table Steels. &c
A large aasortment Jtureedtrom the Impor
ters, and now opening at the. Old Established Hard
ware house ot'f' "' I 'f. ',, i '..
' , . f JOHN DAWSON. !
" augl5-tf ' "NbSilS, 20 and 21 Market St.!
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