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WM. II. BERNARD, t tor,. CICERO IT. HARRIS, I. WILMINGTON, XT. C.: Thursday Morning, Sept. 2, 1875. With disaffection in Crote, Albania reported to Be . in revolt, Bosnia in open insurrection, and Servia hostile,' the Turkish Government is fairly be set with BmbarTassments. v" V" "We told you so!" , There is Mem phis shipping I her thousand barrels and more of apples every day.' The South must, be . self-sustaining, and produce a variety of exports besides, before she reaches her true position among the sections of our. common country. . . : , ' Old raging Morton has been snub bed by the Republican press of Maine.! Not wanting to go back entirely on his Congressional record he tries - in his speeches to make a side issue of the currency - question, which procedure does not please j- his hard money .party friends. They tell him he must plank down the gold or nothing. ''? TRADE PROSPECTS IN PHILA DELPHIA. The Philadelphia Ledger, with ref erence to thebasiriess outlook there, says: "In talking with persons inr the jobbing dry' goods trade, , we' Jparn that business is fairly active, though at materially lower prices than a year or a year and a half ago, and profits, tooj are materially narrowed. '! The volume -of business, however, as com pared with former dates, is generally higher than the croaking, which seems to have becomic chronic, would lead people'to believe who:havenot insti tuted examination as to the fact. : We believe. in an early im provement in business." CRANBERRY CULTURE. Our versatile' contemporary of the Norfolk Landmark is doing a good work in "urging cranberry culture in " the swamp districts of Virginia and North Carolina. He contends that it will pay better than any other cul ture in this country, and there is un doubtedly ground for the claion Recently in New Jersey twenty , nine acres of bog land sold for $35,000, while another of the same ortof quaggy marsh containing thirty acres sold for $57,000. We may ask, the Landmark says, how much 'would the hundreds of thousands of just such land in this region command in the market ? The answer is that the owners would probably be glad to get rid of their marshes on almost any terms. ;. The American cranberry is the best in the world, and immense quantities are. sent out to Europe, where the demand is never satisfied, and is in creasing' every year: This," observes our contemporary, makes the culture of this berry ".a sure thing; for the mar kets of Europe can never be glutted. Of the prospects for cranberry culture in the region referred to the Land mark says: " " ' ' ' ' '' ; - We could not begin hardly to inakc a gness at the number of acres in Tidewater Virginia and North Carolina covered with fens, but winch are better fitted fortbec srowihcJrcraoberriesUian ;anyiu New jersey or any oinerStale.-YVe have seen Larries plucked wild upon them, and Ihey are equal tor the very best produced- in. Massachusetts or New Jersey. What would they be if scientifically cultivated ? , CHANCiK OF TOME. It ia amusing as well as gratifying and instructive to watch tbe contor tions of the New "York press ! rnoW that it seems inevitable the expansion anaconda in Ohio will " crush;11 break' up and devour '. all the v favorite Wltijrjel J bautlingse' en be fore the ...October , " election: for some f days it has, .been apparent, t that the Herald and Tribune .have lost confidence. Ah editorial in Mon day's s Herald " seems to concede victory to the Democrats. ' Tlie ' con feioaisTmadia wiUiiaJmoaSias lu- vSi,f! as the whajigdoodle's anJ La tuneful as the yelp'oY a dyiiig prairie dog. An editorial in the Bulletin s even more indicative that Wall street U beginning to despair. The Bulletin, which therfioialjornal, writes up themoral of the San TVali' cisco bank failures, and clos I te reflections with such word8"asfHjie8-: What then shall be said of the potAcV of a gold currency to evert the eviLj f apecn lation, to prevent the inflation of prices or to keepnkinr wltHir,,,;,, ,in;itB? . 1 here are few or no i vilaf or which th ireen greeback cum-ncy is uu ipuuwoW which are not f ouud to have existed under the hard money system of California and io an " eqaal if not a larger degree.. What then is the inference ? Not that the character a currency has no sort of connection with the characteot. the.tMraiDess 'for: which it is employed;, but that the-, influence of the currency lmuch less vital than is common ly supposed? and' that the abnormali HftV tion of values, updqe peeoiation4 .general extravagance of expenditurerand BDnd banking evils which eumw-,...m. .. ; iuk alike New Xorknd. San Hncisl cH-m iy fXist independently , ot Wthlria learn Uhif ', uic pcujue a,i arge were to very obvious lesson from tbe events of San Francisco, much would be accomplished towards a better comprehension of the cur rency question, with which the public miod is now so uaaiy eoniu?eu. it ,syuuiu aiu found that wo mast seek; elseVhcre than in a "redundant currency"! for tbecauses of the late nanic and of the existing depres sion of business; and discovering tbntthe. mischiefs charged against greenbacks aro due to something else, we should be better able to judge whether this much-abused currency, when made redeemable in coin, tatty nH after all answer All the purposes of domestic circulation as well as anything else we can devise or gctrSomctimes, in the course of national discussions, just when vital Questions are most hopelessly befog ged, a great fact or a huge misfortune will burst forth on the public! attention with a flood of illumination, dispelling some, car dinal error and showing and easy solution of the problem; and, unless our people are less able to interpret events than wo sup pose them to be, : this will be one" 0t'the compensations of the oan F rancisco panic. The Ureac Swimmer. In the account lately published of the marvelous feat of Capt. Webb id. swimming across the British channel it was stated that he had made a pre vioos attempt and; ailed. Mention of this attempt. is made in the London Telegraph of the 1 4th instant. ;?Qn the first occasion lie started at Vffve o'clock in tho afternoon, accompanied by a lugger, and a rowboat, and went out swimming gallantly until twelve minutes to twelve o'clock, at which hour he left the water,' observing that u no man alive could live in such a lumpy eea.n It appears, t moreover, that before rthis' time Capt. Webb had demonstrated his capacities of endurance m the water, -lie once swam from ! Black wall to tiravesend, doing twenty miles With' the stream in four hours, and afterwards eclipsed way irom uover to uamsgat, a ais tance of eighteen-miles, in nine honrs, It was in his second attempt to cross the cJramiel inlhw lifeavinidress that Capt. Boynton succeeded, and in' view of'thirftacr.'ahdAWt Webb's previous feats, the Telegraph urged him lor " try againtJiHe'k&dMtry asain " with the success already an nounced. rrhe'Telegraph describes the appearance of Capt, Webb, when stripped for his work; as very much that of the old Greek statues of Her cules. " He is, if anything1 a little short of the middle height with a tremendous chest, a great pair , of shoulders, and a somewhat .Liberal at Iowance of flesh." Sayers, who fought about the same build as Capti Webb. The Teleyraph considers that,, far hard and severe work, " tbe best type of maasvpne oriiiddIe height or even less, wun a ueep; cnest, square shoulders, thick" neckpandif any thing, a slight tendency to fauTjU i . The Attempted Insnrrectlou. i AHading to '- the malignant "and heartless levityexhibted by the Rad ical press'bf thei"orlli'and East, in its treat-nent of the recent threatened negro insurrection in Georgia! ,he oaiiimore mm Bays: f . ., ,. j ' 'It is easy enough for those, who are far removed from the scene, and are not in the midst of a similar popula tion, to ridicule the excitement which these developments have caused. And yet; When the plot of a negrtf insur rection was once discovered in New York, little more than a century ago, alarm was so, .extreme that it mani fested itself in the "m6st" remorseless cruelty, and theaccused blacks,coald not find a lawyer who would seo that they had a' lair trial iii the courts. This so-called plot, whicli rwas:i never. proved, created . the. greatest panik- u pon eyiaence. whiiai would 7fRwUe considered wor'thlesa one hundred anil fifty-four , colored inea t and : twenty whites .were-imprlsoped within "six months, of whora 4 sovcnty-eight ne groes were transported;" twenty we: hanged 'apd ' thirteen bwrhedTat the stake! " 'V'-Vic'irGbW'iA f: CAJillbiKSxyld2letC111itFaee. And. now we haveJjielrulh about OhiiaiiigiofJiaRi wlriesritilie Wopje church, m Jsoxebue county, Aljssisibil AihSjuis ULer3Dhed to ns ajud sent orth ,by the Associated Press littoBP roa'nnisFas'tb leive' the inference to be drawn that it wag 'another Pemocratic, ojutrage.fiWe learn from the ' Atlanta Constitution that it did not grow out of Vquarr4 oeiivjen anegra.and.arwmte man as stated in the press" dispatch, No white man' were!c6hneced iri' ftf ei- J . . . -T" eepu possimy as -.:pm'4ff t&l)oss&' Sum moned by the sheriff of theuc6uuty, rei or some kin J Between the negroes at NewlUopeOchorjchjii One section' of them senva party into AJacon, the cdudty se4t,kto 'sWedr, out' aVrants against tbe atbrnparty. All con" eernedwere Kadicalt but there does not set m to have been anything of fa poiiiical-yratwre in the (quarrel. At lea-t notmngif that kiud had been 1 1,. ..1. ...... 1 - i T .ic.riuci it me iaiesi accounts. Tne hliei iff, knowing the desperate aracfr Ut fe nienghwaH,nBalled upon to arresY, suiumoneda jtoe, armed them with Winchester ritiw! and proceeded to the church to make, uib f rresi. ADe noise same in sight the negroes, ho Werelftrmed with phot-guns, pistols, and other murderous wpflrwinn fimA Kt ,u. passe'W&ii out of 'range and, no one was injured. ,-'1 he hie wa- ret urwed b t hpme Ai lon glt& gj an'd fight of the negroes Were killed," sfyikl were wounded and aweuty.fiye'bf1 them taken prisoners. The nearrJa fled confusedly, leaving their deadj and wounded in the 'bands' df) be posse, lheiiadical papers' wiir find it rather diflicult t to" manufacture art "outrage" frohV t Ms material -1 . 'tSliiiwmiSiS1ii ao 'Axe. ,Perry. Elder, li vinor ninp miloa ivrm etersburg. Pike co'untV Indian 1" waneu, upon Dr'i a gang of tmr- lars who requested his money. Mr. "'"'El '"'H io tne eHr-thH'mflnrtr btaa(e,JIaroral: aecnest of one .of t iera woundedcomrade; ii. run i z. (it . s t mitDVsT. Wiieat'VLints will be fashionable in the early autumn modes, i . v. i --Thli.j colors for. evening dresses a tThe stiff but elegant brocades i ui yore are 10 oe worn 8gain California is a proof that all the speculation don't come from rag money. -Charlotte Cashman is confined to her bed at Newport, '-arid her physicians make -very-onainous-reports of her condi tion. . . ..t.n.a ! ;i Garibaldi's project for diverting the course of the Tiber at Borne, approved by the last Italian Parliament, is said to he 200 years old There is a lad v in Walton coun ty. Qa.. one hundred and three years old who is said to walk to Cherokee county twice a year to see her children. t : The Hon.: J. Russell Jones, late United, States Minister to. -Belgium, says that while his . salary was $8,000 a year it never cost him less than $20,000 a year to live in .Brussels.' i i If a reported ; slight attack- of paralysis is considered sufficient to make Gov,; TJildep ; an unfit candidate for tbe Presidency what is to he said of the vice President's claims ? : , .-.--r n r-v::- ; i- .,:,i'i ' nr benator ' uordon has gone to Mississippi to accept the honors of a barbe cue tendered him as a personal compliment and not to take part in the btate canvass, though he may make some speeches. A small faction, of ,,the Pemo cratic partyia Wisconsin has issued a pro test against" the' renominatibq of Goverpor Taylor y- their party and the reformers iTheM Republicans are Jubilant at the pros , pecta o t aiscorci .tu us held, put-i A WdmaD hUu a Man Suspecied of t "HaYlug ttoTbbea Her a Year Aeo -: '.v. . Cleveland IleraTd 34tli 1 1 1 .Jirsj; JUary , Jvobinspn, , of: iilrongs-, -It- .1 Ci l 1 -.1 . -,yuje, futi tieu me oaooatn raeuiiaiion.s of Mayor Brown, .of . Berea, day be fore yesterday, byappearing before him and submitting herself for arrest pn a charge of , shooting ..with intent to kill. JMeasurf s were taken for her detention and trial ordered Mon Jay aftern06n.; Her father, B razor. Uay- nor, was s6ou after -arrested as aii ac complice in' the bloody deed. "It- at pears that about one. year ai;o Mrs. Robinson's premises were entered and about $2,300 in bonds and1 jewelry taken. iNorfue'ttmhe robber was ever found. Remetnberingome time afterwards that a number of old pic tures wcreaniong the' missinsr articles. Mrs. i.Kobinson disguised herself in male attire ana went. about . the cotii munity buying up old pictures in the nope or, at; 8oniev. purchase, buying pack those missing, whereby she would have some, clue to the perpe trators, of tBVfobbery, She came upon hoiuu pictures in tne possession of a Mr. Bates, of that viciuity, and had J a proceeding, brought against him. , Nothing was gained from this trial, however,; as the pictures; were proved to have been nicked- tiu by Bates's ch'ddren in the road. However, Mrs. Iiobinson, still not discouraged, consulted a clairvoyant or mis. city, sometime alter, and bv f .. it ? . .. - . . J- uer -luanuestations; was led to sus pect one: :Ahdrew .Taylor, of Berea. Accordingly, as the evidence at the trial showed, she invited Taylor and his wife to her premises to obtain some fruit. The invitation was au cepted, and the call made on Sunday last, the day the shooting occurred. Mrs. lay lor says they were treated nicely until she (Mrs. Taylor) spoke of returning home, soon after which Mrs. Kobinson asked Mrs. Tav iui y step into tne ottier loom and see some calico she had been pur chasing.!. Mrs. Taylor complied, her hnsband following her. After show ing them Mie ihinu and another Mrs, Kobinson remarked, "this is the room iu which the robbery was committed," PndP;itgXstojjp.jraylo-,s head.cpinuedjj'nd you are tli who did i'ltif Taylor sprang fr the man forward ana caught her hands, forcn up,the'"Ht6U sruippeil them un.rt vne -mMoi1 Ruaoneil" liiti-i,not exploding v during this slight scuf fle. Taylor iu attempting to escape,- iwas - suddenly confronted by the. .father . of Mrs. . Itobiu eon, Brazar Kay nor, .whom they had been (old -was absent froin .home. It wai 'itih i 'tne8cifile coinehceif in eatneRt.' ? Mr. i Kayhdr ' had'" pulled laylor down a short r night1 of -some four. or five atepsi ; when, tbe pistol in the hands of Mrs. Kobinson was (lis-, charged, the' pall striking Taylor, who was some distance below her, on the cheek; vbone,.i'tinder? the right eye, thereby being flattened, cutting its way, downward, coming out, on the under side of the law. It lodged drt jiis spirr Dpsom Mrs. ytopiosori, as befofeWatejleft'tbehouseand went - . a v jmmeriitely tOBereavtan4 delivered herself op? to Mayor Brown and Tay- ior was conveyed nomei There was no cOnfttadHitirtg .evidence presented by defense, and Mayor Brown bound therabotbIrs. : Kobinson and her father, o'veriii .the (iairtofJCommon Pleas in the sum of $L50tf each TUy1 wvre takVn liiarkbylHe proper otficiais to await bailfwhiUi i" said to be certainly fortticoniTrig. Taylor is. doing- finely: ' but Awas un- ab fe to appear at the trial. ' " mmml MIeaudeNkantflliK? From the Detroit Fred Press. j ' colored citizens, Satuidav had a liure' 'trouble on" the postoffice crnerXyea rJ J) B TA . . ' "SirI stigmatize yon as falsehood fieri" exclaimed the first. ' ' ' ,. "but- fmy-. character isabove, dis- A.pdryoaT rrfloetioe.dcfi'fc -detach f rommy repntatronouV loVargrowl- the other. :, i i-And;th.us yieylpariedSrtrt 1 " i a Aniiffda'sfrtouiPratrsticlin in the- StrEdhiiKRepiibtittiri has beiri count- in'gifce'Ohfistian names in the "Ciiy directory andgivesug some inter esting arlMgea J&JL savs that in- Y,eW. hundred males ithere.; areiO .Tohtrs lb" Wmiamvufo Jamese,, ,8 "dxyfefi, Wra cnLerjng hipel crite.J replied tbe second., UAB! 'Ulk away.l growled tfiefirst, t2Krl-M'i '"i1 -'Vfci ."e''" For part lcnlars address ' t l" , ! and the Poor House, a silver-moonled ColtV I J Q. 11. .Vrnr.,e?, ..T.'daiCttnrrVS X3 t0fl, 4. M."wWABT-weuii af Fa. nlty : ;' Tj . ii M ti.L , a re vsrd of 5 Will ipahrou ,e ' tf'wpnsi ana 3:i'Ilfrin'-'-;:t 2AiU i lVi n f -1' r sw? niniru rK.,-1 i.i.ui.-!, .no , .oeiivery or me ptnoi to , ,4lnH 0WA,NICi -' .J'l, I'-.: . .v."' ; ... ' Mlirsr-erknm'Sa Tn rr an9-Iw - cr'at .ls otneeu'-;'ta'. if MISCELLANEOUS. Notice td Shippers. 'A ' C I; YJ E tl!N;E J Si D KeF.TdrS: anrflmmflfln Sfeaisiip W, TO MEET THE WANTS OF THE TRADE iiave added another" ' Steamer to 1 tbe Line, and will sail ' from NEW" YORK ' ; : EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, . , , at 8 P. M. from Pier 13 North River. , , Semi-Weekly from Each Port.' HEREAFTER SHIPPERS CAN 'RELY JPON the i Prompt and" Regular Bailing' of thefe Bteamera from New York as advertised. Aa the Company baa determined to adopt retruJar Bailing aaya. ana wun tae aaaiuonai steamer mere oan oe no canse for delay in shipments. . Other Steamer will be added as required. , : A. D. CAZAUX. eeut. marlft-tf ' ! ; Wilmington, N. C; Choice Barge Fat No. 1 Mabkerel; - 3 for 25 Cents. Cn AS ft. MYERS & CO.' : -i ; 5 ft 1 North Front u : Smt Family Tubs OHOICJ2 TABLE' BUTTJBSl AT , 2 CENTS. . citAS. ii. mykks jk nn ! ' . " 5 & 7 North Front St. Cream Cheese. Fresh CrHckcrs, Crcamey Cutter. 1IA8. I. MTER3 A CO., auS8tf 6& 7 North Front street.' EiHesr Boilers ana MacMiiery j For. Sale, QEND .. FOB DEKCRIPTIVK CIBCULAB OF ' v IJEW'Ain) SECOND-HAND 1 ... ...... . : . ,. . - ; t 1 i FOR GINNINQ COTTON. . BA W AND GRIST MILLS, V . . BOILER FEEDEIiS, ' STEAM PUMPS. ' u- i- ;'..-h' i- ''-. Kichmond, Ta, N. B. h ddress of parties U whom wo hare sold secona-nsnu macntnery given wnen Cesired. Z. aug 10-Deod A W-lm TuThSa 3 1 i 500 Bushels Oats, ) ( n rt Bttsnel Corn, 500 Barrels Flour, all grades. f)Q Q Q Sacks Liverpool Salt, ' r AA Sacks Mdrahall's Fine Salt, 500 BbU Mo- j y v lasses ana syrup, - QQ Kes Nails, Boxes Dry Salt Meats, 2 Gross Snuff. Cotton Ties,Baggiag, Buckets, Soap, &c. For pals by aug S8 d Jkwtf BINFORD. CROW 4 CO. FIELD DOCS. Breeiiir Knl of A. C. Waidell, IVcwton, Xcw Jersey. rOUNO POl.NTKKS AND SETTERS OF THE Finest Strains ; - ' - ' ' FOR SALE. ' - ' Dogs broken thoroughly for CO. For full par- ncuiars auaress, A. a WADDELh mar 2rDAWtf ' Newton. New Jersey, 3wer;s;C0llccloi,n:i j i CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C., I . February. !Sth,ss74. i Notice td Owners of any Truck, Dray --JYagon. - 'J npUK OWNER of any Truck, Dray, Cart tor -' A Wagon, used In the city, Will send' the- same to the b!kb of John A. Parker, an Second Btraetand hava their Registered ' number painted thereon , be iarfiiDonrsi.ua7;Qr carcn, prox.,, waen toeutoi- nance Imposing a Penalty will be enforced. . ' -: " A list of the registered numbers will be furnished on tppucsusBuuua omce...; .. . , . i lev ptnnaunr .-. ., , . -iTeasurer. M . AM . . 1 .. . m . Vifginia ' Female ' Instittite," Rkt. R. H. PHILLIPS, AM., j-. - PBrNcrrai. Silt AVIIiU uVT -T'au,8epf,t Thd Prmctoal Willba assisted b v a 'fall mmi of omcera suitaDie for a nrsi-ciasi scnooi. tar' Terms reduced to Cash basis and very mod-' SB ror catalogue, address tne Principal, aug l-le TljwTh&Wit i j i -r Tick!Tick!Ti(5kl "VTO'V .18 YOUR CH ANCE TO BUY WATCHES, a. i um!" ina nverM-are. wisntuff to reonce mv bkx k or mneuoid and Silver Watcue. ' ; -j 1 f Jewelry 1 of :'tue litest Styles.11 i Polid Ki ver and plated (roods, all of which I have a flue .'election, plain Uold Wedding Riug. hancy and fecal ntliigs'. aim an Kiuqs or gooas carried, in nO rtt cla-s Je.vlry" Store I offer at' urettly reduced price- to suit the times. I give' all work my pervoual atteml n ami gniMManwasat4ac'i n. Ola Silver and Oold bought atiheliKaeal prua.i.r T,fttiJ inly 17 tr Agent. OioiiPlantatidn notice to trespassers: i'Li'.itiH V.OXul aiui:;-;;, '-iJ'T ..0,; i.vf :j VLh Persons are he.rehv warned atrainst shootiiiff. hunting, ttshlue, ra6trtnif or Otherwise' trespasBnK on the btnds known as ui Orton PlaBtthn. Id the County of Brunswick. . The indiscriminate slaughter. or game at' ail seasons ana tne iacet!ant depreda tions in other and more important, respects, have rendered it necessary to post these lands; and fair nonce ts now given tnat me mw;wju rxr rigiuiy en forced agilnst all ou'eaders. " , ' . , rt T9-rtvr-tr - .- H. M4KA INWKR. Brown Cotton Gins, .ThftBeaUIade.) GIN , So BRISTLES,, 3tN FALBfr: Scules, Gin Bande. Lace Leather Rivets. Ac. I THB ENQUIREH IS PTJBLTSIIED AT KON s had at the .lowest each prices at the old es- I 'A roe, Union county, N. C.v every -Tuesday, at cm be h tabtished Bard ware House of I -' " - ' ' JOHN DAWSON; i - I nu(-ain; i,,! niiui-iiirB i ?r; T "t . V, 11 1 T" f ai fsT, jiiI ifYrilR i-l iaWJ.riP.nnfll.i r (Law'bepartnien'i'oi' Walhingtbh 'tfhiversity!) regunraanuai (erm or iniaxAw d.booi w.i open WKJNEDA .OCTOBER 8tb. ,.48T&. Full coorse, two terms, six months each.' ' students admitted to tbe .Senior Class, ;oh; examination, by opucauonon or oeiore .uctooer. jztn. juiuoni Mi first year.' 60 'eecoad ear ' including use of J U ST 1 ,ew t i. I 1 ,1. . 36 1 "Bt 'X iO 'K" G'R 1 B L AC K 8 LK CH A-LaY S , BLACK OASHMBE;ESj CREPES, &c, &c. S TJT ZLVE MB IRj ST O O IKI Closed Out Lower Than Ever. IML M. KATZ; July 18-tf oy-iu cf. yrjr, . :.-u l. i la . ,.. . . :. ... ... rpjIE ATTENTION OF" THE PUBLIC IS EESPECTFULLY INVITKO TO THE FACT THAT THE J. Carolina Central Railway being completed and fully equipped for businessa, offers with its connect lous at Wilmington, bovh via Direct Steamer Lines and via Weldon and Portsmouth, to Baltimore, Phila delphia, New York, Boston and Providence unequal ed facility for rmiifofr shipments from. : , w niiiXLLgboii anu CHARLOra , 1; Ruthcrrorcltoii, Ahhcville, and all t-tations on the Atlantic, Teun. & Ohio, rrcuiera norm warouna Aaurotas as well as all points in tiKOKtilA AM) ALABAMA. , Insurance from katern cities guaranteed as low as via ariv other linn Nn t. and Itte ahvava urn low a tbe lowem. Kates to all points furnished npon application ouiioing.. .. , . . lal2-tr BUSINEisS CAHDS. A. ASIPAH, ... O. VOLLEKS. - Corner Frpnt and Uoeit Sta.,. . V -;-:?:f:i:r ; WILMINCTO.X, TV. V. WUOUBSAX.B CiKOCEltS ' f , ! .: , IN ALL ITS BRAKfCnKS. ' Conn try merchant . will do . well bv calLin? on ne and examining onr stock. , noy 19-tf v It, F. ItIITCIIL.l, A SON, QOM1US8ION MBRCHANTS Ajjfl Dealers in - ' Grain, Flour, Hay, : and alao Frrni urouna meai, rean iionitny . "-' and Grits.- ! Noa. a and 10 N. Water at., Wilmington. N. C. Proprietors of the Merchant's Flouring Mills. LEGAL CAIIDS. John D. Bellamy, Jr., Attorney at Law, . OSlce on Market, near northeast cor. Second street WIL3IINGTON, N. C, will practice in all the Courts of the State. Prompt attention given to the collection of claims, aug 29 2w . i ITT A STEDMAN Jr .1 V - . . ' Attorney at Law, ELIZA BETI1TO VNt N. C JulrT-D&Wtf - . . . ,'. v- ISCELLANEOIJS. r NEW AEEIV1ALS f his Week. WACCAMAW A CAPE FEAR FRESH-BEATEN R I C 13 - if'-;::.-- V i . 1 HAMS, SIDES, SUOULDEItS, ' I (Dry Salted and Smoked). . ; , '- ' i ' : ' : nglifih and Scotch Ales, ; I coffees' of in kinds at Reduced Pricey fish, CASS GOODS of all kinds, TOILET SOAPS, yv; ; . ? , .: . . a. . i ; Jr.- : Fine Palo and Common SOAPS. Twenty , ;differeat kinda of ; TONIp BITTERS. Cigar?, Tobacco Kerosene Oil i ' ' " s jBCay. Corn nd Oats, WITH. HUNDREDS QF OTHER ARTICLES QY Groceries at Wholesale. GASH or close fen vine cnetomers can be raited ftl- 'wavLwuvroua uuuqiu iifiwi'.ii hitkci rnciM. may 8-tf - ADRIAN A .VOLLERS. LOOK ! -LOOK; LOOK ! :iiiC'w "otJibV Usance to but ' " Look at the Figures :j Fine BasinessjSuiti from $10 to $14. BeaatifttlDressSit8 from $15 to $20. .noIi Jl;p iiollo' s,i f; ,.' Dress Pants froiii $6 ttf $7 60. m ' . A 1 n . i cn . T - w , A. DAV1D4 i -iVt v;LATE- i' ; THE AMERICAN SPORTSMAKi a sixteen pa ge paper: XJ IkLiVA A A AT A J Shooting, - Fishing anM alaral History; 6 voutbs. S4 yearly . Send stamp for specimen copy to , . ,;. ... .... ... - ..(TD 4 QUN. April Hf 81 Park Row, '-New York THe MpiigeqiiArer, p o,L:iiN,X,w o l f i: i Editors and Proprietors. S 00 a vear. The Enottibkb cimnlntP Tteituui. throughout the counties of Anson, Union, 'Chester--' neiu ana Atancaeter.-ana reacneg a very Jarge Aam' berof intelligent read era, " i - '"i ThemerehantrWWfcHflnKon wiir onrt uto h. OVfiOf thAhMt UVAItfalnir manma .V. ImrrjeMWrCVeanmtaS bods nne ctrauiauoo aa any paper betwecm Cbarlott d wilminirtnn with nun am iVITj- - i Wi.f10-. V . . r ' ; 1 Li .nsr m j- it-.iit, .i 5it',! O P"E WE'D ! -rAT 7- el r in t ; ... . -. MARKET STREET, E N A -D-I-N E'fe ' 36 MARKET ST. NOTIC E . ' ! . Carolina Central liailway, ) Crencral Freight- Department, I aii Hi astern umes Greenville; - Spartanburg - Atlanta ICchmond Air Line, North CaroIUia and -r ' to the undcrEigned. OiSce in Bank of New ITanover F. VV. CLAkK. General-Freiirhfc Amnt ItAILKO AD LINES, &c. General Sup'ts Office, 'WILmISCTOJJ. COCtTMBIA & AC- USTA t. Ui COMPANY, ' ' " ": WUJVTTNOTON. C.C July 1.1375. Change of Scliedule. IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JULY 4TH, TH f following Schedule will be run on this Road: NIGHT EXPRESS ARD'PASSENGKB TRAIN (Dally). Leave Wilmington... ... 6:25 P.M. JUeave Jflorence. 12:20 A. is. Amveat Columbia 4:15 A. M Arrive at Augusta, 8:45 A. Jf.: Leave Augusta, 4:15 P. M. leave Columbia... 8:15 P. M. Leave Florence ... ......... 1;10 A. M. Arrive at WlliuingtOD 7:10 A M. I'asaengers going west beyond: Columbia take uus traiu, leaving W ilmington ai t:ai r. Jo. Day Paaaenser Train Dally (except Sunday.) Leave Wilmington....... 6:30AM Arrive at Florence : 12:05 P M Licave Florence .' ........ 12:45 PM Anives at Wilmington 6:22 PM Connects at Florence with N. E. trains for Charles ton, and with Freight Train with Passenger Coach Attached for Columbia Mondays, Wednesdays acd r nuays. ThroaIi Freight Train Dally (except Soudaf. Iavc Wilmington.. .. .... ... . . 1:55 P.M. Arrive at Florence , J:40 A. M. ArrtveatUolnmbia............ -. 9.00 A.M. Leave Columbia 5:&) P. M. Leave FlorencOw.............i ,4:00 A. M. Arrive at Wilmineton 3:00 P. II. Local Freight Trains leave Wilmington Tnesdavs. Thursdays and Satnrdave at 6:S0 A. M and arrive at Wilmington Hondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 5:3J JP. Id. ' v : - . .-t Psssengprs for Charleston, Columbia and Augusta ana oeyona snouia taaeigut Express -Tram from Through Sleeping Cars on night trains for Charles ton and Augusta. , ; ; JAMES ANDERSON, iclyg-tf . Gen'l Sno't Wilmington Weldon RAILROAD CO. J.: - - Omn oi 0x91. SnrxsiNTxroxHT, I -i Wilmington, N. C., June 8, 1875. bhange'ot edule. ONkAND AFTER JUNE 9TH, PAiSENGEli Trains on the Wilmington and Weldoc Railroad will run as i oiio W8: -- - - . MAII. TBAIN. Leave Union Depot daily, (San- At'; .?S A. M. Arrive at Goldsbero. .... ....... . MOT bAlViUJJ ..... ... s Bocky Mount.... ........... . ; 1:53 P., II.. weiuon 3.4a tr. Ja. Leave Weldos daily At 106 A. M Amve at Kocky Mount-., . , 11:41 A. M ' - - ooidsftoro... ...... 1:S5 P.'M . l Union Depot-... ..-. fi:05 P. m m EXPRESi.TUAlIt AND TIIRtI7CII -f.-i VrM'KlCIIT:TRAlN."'nO j Leave Union Depot daily -il.itVj.klAtVew P.H, Arrive at Goldsboro." li 25 A, M i rtocky Mount.... : 3 30A,iM. j Weldon... ;. f ....u.. , 6:00 A.. M. Leave Yeiaon,'-iaHy,.... ..... '7w r.'M, Arrive at Rocky Mounts,...., , 9:a0 V.,2t, , Goiaaboro 12-25 a. V. 1 v.t CioB.Depot..U.'ii4vi !i. 4 S Ai k. ine mail train maaes close connection at Weldon for all points North via Bay Llae and Acquis Creek ' Express frain cOiinocts only wnh Acqoia Creek !2tlhi-Tia,"1'AlataeS,,ltt 0r ' SRBlfawRA'l: ,.,: .I f tn? J 'i&JSE&il J MISCELLANEOUS. in:, John. W. 1Iinmn, , ' (Latent prnn A Uin-oo. Wlimington, N. C, Jaxes D. Cdmmino. . 1 (I. ate Cachiur '" .Bank of Kfw Hanover,) ; Tarboro', N. C New Southern House. HINSON & CUMMIK& COM JlflKSTn V tJ?Tf niT 1 TiTTu VMMI&CilUJfs M&lilsllA JN lbt FOB THE SALE 6t 7- COTTON. NAVAL STORES TtTnit I:TTMRii!l ! jiToBAOCO, AND B UTHKKN PRODUCE iEN r - i Lt If Chestnut St'j 'Philadelphia. ! P. O. Box 8036. ,,....-.. ; julyfr3m; " Mtfo; Ladies !; - i ' :1 y.B): WLL r SELL f rem j tkia j day forward, J ar : OUR E5TIBS STOCK i j SummeSress' Grooms Samson; MsirJiet fftreef. i IS , -?-7 iz-'H&Tfs ; MISCELLANEOUfeT nuiiiuiMumuiD.. m,. UiialBll01i f American Art Taste ! Prospectus, for 18?o EIGHTH YEAR THE ALPINE . THE ABT J0TJENAL OF AMERICA ... Issued , Monthly. " " A Magnificent Conception, wonder: fully carried out." ' The necessity ol ' a populaTmedhim for th sentasfoatrtheprcducHons of our great. uhyc ueeu maue 10 meet tne want. -Th ' tmZ. 4a JaUures which so Invariably followed eacK,Hve in this country to establistfan art iounrHi ui tuia couniry w escaoileh an art journal ah ,vl America to preciaUon of the want and an ability tonteei it ." V". " eooa as a tin,i,. .. shown, the pnbUc at once rallied with nth., trc to its support, and the result ... L " PU81.8m and commercial tiiumph XHK aijoi w ? 6mic f THE ALDUNE, while issued with all V rPm laruy, has none of the temporary or timdLl characteristic of ordanaxyouiWTfs1 gant miscellany of pure; light, and eracefuMi, e' ture; and a collection of'pictures, thonSSest mens of artistic ehill, in black and "bite though each succeeding, number affords a ft pleasure to its friends, the real value and hfel,,,?th, THE ALDtNE will be most appreciated ? t bouLd no nr. ih clriKu nf th. ....... . r 11 is publications may laim superior cheapness JZr' narHfl with nvtiianf . .iirtii.i... rc V.Dr. vniie oil r.onv....... ... uiueu wiiu nvais oi a suuilar claa. 'i n L i . ... is a a unique and original conception-aioLe unapproached-absolute.y without compethioni, price or character. The possessor of a co volume-can not duplicate the quantity of fine Ca, and engravings in any other thape or nuinfiw , volumes for ten, times its cost; md,aT volumes for ten time its cost; and, Vien Ui The national feature of TUB at titti? taken in no narrow sense. True art 'is cosifm tan. .While THE ALDINE is a BlScUyTS n " institution, it do, s not confine itself entirely to reproduction of native arc Its mission is tj m vale a broad and appreciative art taste, one ib; will discriminate1 only on grouncs of h tun merit Thus, while placing before the patrons w THE ALDINE, as a leading characteristic, the lr0 auctions of the most noted American artietB ati. i, tion will al wa s be given to specimens from fore. masters, giving subscribers ail the plea ur and 'I - sirnction.Utlainahl fKuahonia-or.foreign si uireK The artisiic "illustration or original with Taifi ALUINJf , la an iniportakt )l tUie, and its magnincent plates are ef a tu mot." appropriate to the satisfactory treatment of than can be afforded by any inferior paue 'i i e judicious iuterspersion of landscape, marine, fit ana animal subjects, sustaiu an unabated iiiti reM Impossible where' the soope of the wora coutun ' the artist too closely to a single stvle nf khI,,.. The literature of THE ALDUS K is a Ifcht and aiact-' with only such technical disquisitions as do I- 7 terf ere with the popular iiitercst of the win k ' - " " P11E31IU51 FOU Every subscriber for 1875 iil receive a i.e. i portiait. in oil colors, of the same nobie v. jiit picture in a termer tesue attraciea so uiucn tion. - . - . MAlTS TTKSELFISH FRIEED" I will bo welcome in everv hime. Evervh.Kiv ; such a dog. and the portrait i executed to true to . lueme, luai is neems ine veniauie prefence of the animal itself The Rev. T. Da Wilt Tuim-co ii,J that his ownNewfoundlanddog(thefinet,tinrjrook lyn) barks at it 1 Although to natural, no oi:e lu. sees this premium chromo will have the tiitilin,; rear or oeing biuen. Besides the chromo. everv advance enh..ri!i..rf,. TME ALDINE for 1875 is constituted a member and en titled to all he privileges of THE ALDINE AET UNION. The Union-owns the onsinals of all THE ALDl N k fiicturea, which, with other paintings and engrav- "i hgs, are to be distributed among the members. To every series of 5.C0U subscribers, 100 diffeiem feieccs. valued at over i2.500 are ditribme i soon as the series Is full, and the awards of each : teries as. made are to be published in the next a -ceeding issue of THE ALU INK. This featu e tui ' applies te subscribers who pay for one vear ii a j- vance. Full particulars in circular sent on applica tion enclosing a stamp. - . . . XEItMS. Okx Subscription, kntttunoto THE AI DINE : OSTt TKAB, TH UHBOXO AND THE ABT UK10S. $S.OO per annum In advance. : : (No charge for postage.) Specimen Copies of THE A LDLSfJH, 50 CthU. TH.fi ALDLNH will, hereafter, be obtainable olIv by subscription. - There will be no reduced or club rates; cash for subscriptions must be sent to the ublishes direct, or handed to the local canvaer. without responsibility .to the publisliers. except iu pases where the certificate is given, bearing i lie fac-simile signature of Jakes Sutton President. CANVASSERS WANTED. Any person wishing to-act permanently as a !i a. canvasser will receive full and prompt infortiiHiii m by applying to : ; THE ALDINE COMPAN Y, jan 15-tf - 89 Maiden Lane, New York Ofilce of City Cleric and Treasurer,: ; . Cecx OJ- WmcENOTON, June 24, 18i5. t An Ordinance CONCERNING COWS AND OTHER CATTLE Running at Large. Bs it OsDAixro By the Board of Aldermen ui the city of Wilmington, N. C as follows: section 1. 'mat any uw or otner CATTLE OF: ANY KIND .. rOTTNB -.. - - RUNNING AT LARGE within the corporate limits of this city Miall . be- IMPODNDEt) by the City Marshal, and the ov.uer required to pay a . s;:rv.;-; ; ; : C FfNR Off tes nm noi.T.ARs oefore tho same shall be released, i- Ssc. 2. Any ordinance er Barts thereof ciaifliein.i; herewith are hereby repealed. . . Tbb above Ordinance was adopted by the Board of ; Aldermen on tne 24tn dayoi Jane, 1H75, ana . g into Sct on and after MONDAx, JUu. za. instant. '.T. C. 8ERVOSS, june 25-tf . ,,Ptl Clerk and Trees r. : i 1 t f 1mti J". & w. TOLLEY'B Celebrated FINE ENGLISH BreecH-Loading Guns Man ufaclorj, v Pioneer AVor! , ; BIRMlNGilA M ENG. ' If A VIN. ESTABLISHED- A' IWAKCli BOIK" L1 in New.jV.WJor the sale of our celci,- -i Cheapest LW?rnitee They are,bmTWhh wers' --' wkh even prevenreiil for Atm-rican SDort. and are made i. qualities, acK.Uun.beinjr branded with oce ol ; unaermenuoned names, which denotes its qu m ' OKANB. rai: PIONEKR ... ... .. ;.....$ ' - .... " TOLLEY.i standard-' .::.i:;.v::J:..LiJ.'::.U.. ns PARAQOM fyiWi.;,y. tsjtt. a . .v. . . . u Any. one Of th above brands may be selrei v the greatest confidence, as no Gun hears oar "- that we do not thoroughly guarantee in ever ,r- U UJMS J Uli WAliVtiU V. U. It I i 1- li . B...Gune built to order, at above pr!c7. j special Send Tor detailed particulars, with i umw oescriptive pnreneets ana leBumouiiu.-- our Branch bouse. . . - . 1: '.; 29 lflaldeu ept9RDWtf : SytCropdridge; Grafton.aVIndham Ck. Ternimtf . I.t., ' ; ' MANUFACTURER OF ' j Fine-Fisliinff Bods ... ; of all, kinds. , ,, . . Particalar attention paid to making rods ada:t- te Southern trade. . . ; t Eodsof any desired pattern :j MADE TO, ORDER . ' on short notice and at reasonable pi ices i Of July 18-DJfcVUf j'end for Circa I ar. 1
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 2, 1875, edition 1
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