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MORNING EDITION.
Johh Ban J, London iron master, who
gave half million dollars to Scottish church,
i9 dead. - llollins elected U. 8. Sena-
tor from Hew uampsnire.. v,onve
tion of Tobacco Men of 4tb N. C, District
met at Raleigh. e8terdayT'Cmnii-.
tee on Freedmen's Bank charge in their re-
uortto Congress gross frauds upon Gens,
Howard and liaUoch. resident I
tbinks release of . Winslow andL Brent hy I
English Government an ahrogation of the I
treaty.- and Vill make no demand for fugl-
tiVCS. ociittic : puoipuucu ikcpctvi-ui-
Bankruptcy bill to next session .' JTew
York Markets : V Cotton, ". 12i13 5-16c;
turpentine, 30J31c; rosin, fl 651 75;
gold, 112
An intelligent . and well-posted
business man of Duplin county says I
in a private letlerj "addressed to hone
of the editors or tnis paper: "ov,
Vance will increase the majority in
Duplin 100 votes over the Merrimori
vote of 182..'(;;iJ!3.;
Duplin is one of the most reliable
Democratic counties in the Slate, al
ways giving large majorities. That
there is confidence1 that she will do
even better than " ever "thisj time
speaks volumes for the devotion of
her people, as well as for the popu
larity of Xov. '..Vance. '
Wlieeler HU Record. '
A Plattsbnrgh correspondent of I
the New York Sun gives the follow-
ing antecedents of Wra. A. Wheeler:
In 1846 or 1847 Mr.' Wheeler,
then as now au aspirant for political
preferment, was known as a " Whig. :
Notwithstanding this fact he obtained
the Democratic nomination for Dis
trict-Attorney by pledging his word
in the strongest terms to several of
the leading Democrats of M alone
ami its vicinity tnav no wouia men
and thereafter act with their party.
The Whigs, unsuspecting, his party
. fidelity , were influenced tc nominate
Mr. Wheeler also. Whereupon he
went back on his Democratic friends
and lus pledge, and even denied the
promise that was bardly cold on his
lips. This denial, however, was met
and sufficiently contradicted by the
affidavits of several gentlemeu who
had been privy to the violated com
pact. " ' - " : . ''-'"' '; ..- -
As another evidence of Mr.
WhetderV inflexible integrity, I am
tald that when ajnember of the As-t
seinbly he was employed by Mr.
Federiek Ames, of Essex county," to
purchase on account of said Ames a
piece of State land," located near the
State prison at -Dannemora.. On
looking into the matter, Mr. Wheeler
decided that' there was money in the
speculation, and- that he could find
more profit in ; buying -the k hind as
principal tharr-Tis-agentr' lie conn
Heled with one Douglass, a clerk m
his law otlice at- Malom, aiid; the
tA'ain became possessed of the laud,
which wan ptiichased
mine. ;
xn Douglass'
- ' 5'f ?
When Sir. Ames found, upon ap
plicatiorrat the Land Officelhat the
plum had been picked by a certain
Do iglass7 he-; went to the -ilon. Mr.
Wheeler to inquire why and - where
lore. Mr. Wheeler, insisted
that it
was all a mystery to: him, . and that
he didn't know much, About Douglass, : . m m m
but understoodHhahe" was half law- Miss Rose Ey tinge, a well-known
yer, half horse jockey, and lived in actress, and wife of George II. But
;Chateaugay. ' ; ; ; ier, editor of the New York lArcadi-
The true inwardness ot the trans- an. attempted v to commit snicide in
QA 1 Am .fl A CH 4-.I
wu ittui uuu - iuicrwaru iu. tuuu
during the trial of a suit brought' by I
this same Douelasa i ; against the Hon. I
William A. Wheeler, his' partner in j her. life was saved, although she pro
the land speculation, to compel him j tested her desire to die. The'Mil-
to divide the profits. Mr. Ames ap-
peared as a, witnessand his testimony
put Mr. Wheeler in such a light that
ihe latter hastened to "compromise
the suit by paying Douglass his share j
and the costs, a ; ;.-.;-v-.:tr I
Of course,' nobody can tell how j remarkably active. : The export move
Mr. Wheeler's renntation for inteffrl-' I ment was much more liberal in win-
ty will be" supported 1y tne investi-1
gation of Northern Pacific ' affairs,
Air. Wheeler wasChairmaBr pf ;jthe
House oommittee on this railroad,
and if he, like Blaine .ands Colfax,
bnouid have to walk the plank, it will
at least; be a crumb Of 'comfort to
h8 friends tb kno that the Hon
viiairman lacks not of this world s I
riches., v , . ?t 1
-. ; ' - m "m m ( ('
tu Trrknne Fisure st. x.onis. I
a tie jn ew.Yoik, Tribune turns $a moi
merit trk ii'S'il " Ai ' 1
tion of ifaVd wi,aniiih
look towards St Iionis.oTbiJiiit
Whole number of delegated; rVtf i r?88 '
Necessary for. a choice illl ' 24ft r
Voics for Mr. TMden. . k vtf . , 163
t - sy.-r o"
Unknown, vote ' " ' ' ' V MV Wll
veuty delegates to be elected r.m" o5
- ,,nn.ii tlduttth..savs the oveiWer!
o aU loMthis Jiter4ockedthe kor
. . Vn.?"1" Jfiiwking the' alarm
' liru wa Uvi'hW --1 1 l
P i. ii ucks. . . , ... . a : 1 His nomination
For Mr:
Tl. t j . . m .. - - . 1
"f tl. fire ut Teiiipleton's woolen fae- ( have more' than ofone.-it,", '
-'v whichvtwftntv.fiimpif wa'HVi ! It i'kaMhia-thAbPial'derirlv.l.'k)r.
.VOL. XVITI.-NO; 78i
A I'UT.TJP JOB.
5: . f,;.,,,.;-;.-.:.- f7ijt.;,ll'-'--)--'- ';;f.4J
1 lie ('Mid well ll putt Ii Fixed up In
, Watbtncioil. . :-i i
r lSpecial tclegraui lo the Enquirer. j
Wash ington, Jane 19. i
r Proctor, KivoU proves to have beeh
cAau.ijr rigni. wuen ue saia iuat ne
fiugpected the'Caldwell dispatch vin
dicating Blaine to be a fixed up job.w
Iria'shbweatcaayUthoTuioiary
Committee that " the' dispatch was
prepared on this side, word for "word,
aua seni over 10 yaiaweii to be re-I
turned to Mr. Jlnott.' '1 he evidence
Js created a great; sensation in the
,0U8e l0.-aay- l here will be no far-
the whole batch of testimony will be
reported to the Iloase. Mr. Blaine
will have no cause 2 to .complain of
dispatches being suppressed. !
The favorite Democratic ticket
among the members, by at least three
to one, since the Cincinnati nomina-
tion, is Hancock and Hendricks.
L. Q. VV.
X Kentucky ExCouerettmau
Got. TUdenU Chances.
on
Col. McHenry having spent some
i
lime recently in New York, the Lou
isville Courier Journal interviews
him. A part Of the interview is an
nexed: '. ; ; ' . , ;'i i
"Yon think lightly, then, of the
reported schism in New York?" j i
"It is just what I have described,
growing smaller by degrees and beau
tifully less. There is no bottom to
it. It has no popular following to
speak of. As soon as Governor Til
den is nominated it will disappear al-
togetner. inat much I got irom all
si(ipS
"Where, does
Tilden's strength
lie?"-.
"He is strong in tho city of New
York, but his -stronghold is in the
rural districts."
Those Congratulations.
Baltimore Sun. . !
It is clear from the congratulatory
letters of the defeated aspirants to
Gov Haye8 that each one is aa much
pleased as if he had been nominated
himself. Mr. Blaine was so prompt
and fervid in his telegraphic shaking
of hands with his successful competi
tor that his leading organ in this
State has already suggested him for
a place in the cabinet of Gov. Hayes.
If ho is to be the "power" behind the
throne," the people will be likely to
investigate his merits as fully as if he
had been nominated for "the throne
itself," and, in that event, Gov. Hayes
will have a heavy weight to carry.
- " ism-dBss- ' ' - .
The Springfield Republican, the
leading Kew, England newspaper,
wliich has leaned strongly towards
Tilden, now says he would make a
doubtful canvass against Hayes, but
that the latter would beat Hancock
with """diffi6ultyr"The 'Republican
would like to see. Judge ' Davis raiwt
J. Q. Adams nominated. ' In " that
case it thinks the conntrv would be
exposed to a rerolntion. 5 iv uiJi
The correct "sentiments and beau
tiful language of lhe ' Ilvpublicah
dI at form remind the New -York Her-
cildot the panegyric prouounced upon
the late-Col. Yell, pf Arkansas :
"Although, gentlemen, as president
of the Yellaville Bank, our deceased
friend did not account satisfactorily
for the funds of that institution, yet
his remarks upon the busting of the
same snowea tnat nis neart oeu
WjrmlT for his native land "
-V'l 1 ttT' TTT 1 J 1
oiinwauKee, vv is.,on vv eunesqay last,
by taking laudanum, but through the
nromnt . intervention of , nhvsicians
waukee Sentinel, says it -i is thought
that family troubles induced . . Miss
Ey tinge to thus try to end her life,
I . ."' ' m ii ".' i I
Breaastuffs were generally lower
jHew York -on 'Saturday, and not
ier wheat than nsual of late at the
reducedfigures. Further, extensive
pnrchaseVVfCfcrd.iChlcagb oats
were made for Havre at 40f41c
for the -best;a afloat,'1 and 5 38o for
good, in store. "- u--'1
t , ?m. m.m .. .: . unl
In a recent address to female can-
didates ipr connrmauon toe v icar oi
tKensineton, . England, ; requested
them, to so arrange theirJiair that thd
Bishomight eallyvlay his hands on
ktheir: heads. iu'Aou'm-m vm-i- v
I.,.'.','., . a a a. , .,..:wUay;.
1 Mr. iDavall i Porter, editor of the
fjynchburg, centlyiwe
x-APP?a- y
fin hirJamentations 'oVer' Blaine's
I defeaV.Forpeyrjsays:; U t rs w
would have given
every had jin the
r lresidentiaf cnair-a man or Drains.
onerwe-rofultOT&ofidasll-fofirreat
1 heart. Nobody lirornKjWashington
down to urant cas enureiy nuea mis
Uandolph Macpn , Colleg4wiU.be ten
eireiT to UevJ.D. Black well, PMP.,
I ureraent ,oJJr. James lAUoncanrj
i-onf account of enfeebled beaUhV" '
WILMINGTON;
rrjEZ city.;
... nkw invKitiitikinKN'rii. (,
Wrig ht & Stedm an SaJea real , estaU .
.Munson & Co Our Prize Tble. , j i
Meeting of Wilmington Building Asso-
ciatiop.
Local Dots.
We understand that Mt. Olivet
Council, Wo.; 9, Pk of T., will have a fesU-
vaal and dance .at' Temperance Hall on
'Friday; evening ' next.rf rm.-c'tlw I
-JThe'wprk of enclosing Bellevue
Cemetery has been commenced,' and is ex
pected to be completed by Saturday .evenr
ing next . 'y- ;s'-' -' 'v
Increasing southeast to south
west winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather
and local coast rains for this section to
day. ! j
We suppose there will be ! the
usual number of excursions from this ' city
on the 4th of July, but we hear of no other
preparatious-for the celebration of the J day
here, beyond that of the parade and target
shooting by the colored military. , i
The Steam-tug Douglass takes
a party of excursionists down tohc Black?
fish grounds this morning. The boat will
leave the wharf at 4 o'clock, which will en
sure ample time for fishing. They have
our best wishes for success with the "fishes.'
Rev. Mr. .Mendelsohn, of the
Jewish Temple of Israel, of this city, j left
for Charlotte yesterday evening, where he
had been summoned by telegraph to' per
form the funeral rites over the body of I Mr.
Jacob Rintels, a prominent merchant, who
died yesterday morning.
The Shooting match.
The . eighth competition for the gold
badge, to be presented to the member of
the Shooting Club who first makes! the
three best shots, came off at tho Club
grounds yesterday afternoon. The result
of the shooting is given as follows:
TKAM No. 1. 300 yds.
Totals.
Wm. Fyfe, 4354843544 9
J. Davis 4 3 45384444 88
W. It Kenan, .. 4 4 43444432 1 37
L. S. Y. Brown 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 3 4' 37
Dull. Cntlar 8 3 4 44 4 4 4 8 4 37
W. L. DeKoeset,.... 3440444533 31
A. It. Campbell ..... 44 03448 4 33 3i
B. Harrison 80S33U 19
i Average of totals, 34. i 273
TKAM No. a. yp ydg. i
J. K. Crow. 4454444534 41
JohnM. Cazaux 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 S!
J. U. Wood........ 8444453443 88
W. II tteraard, .2454444443 38
K. Lilly ... 594 552 334 5 38
J. T. Rankin,.. 5332458 3 34 85
Norwood Giles 4344334333 34
W. K. Hargravo... 4 444 8 8334 8 34
LL G. Smallboues, 5 4 3 3 4 3 3 4 2 3 84
h. S. Leiden 3 4 3 3 4 3 2 3 4 4 fS
K J. Lilly. Jr 3 34 03 4 4344 32
Average of totals, S6.
396
It will be seen that Mr. J. E. Crow, of
Team No. 2, is the winner this time. The
score for the prize now stands as follows;
Mr. . Lilly 2, and Messrs. Kenan, Cutlar,
Woody, Fyfe, Davis and Crow 1 each.
Board of Aldermen.
A special meeting pf the Board of Alder
men was Jicld yesterday afternoon. j
"irmis3iou was granted Henry P. West
to erect a small frame dwelling, with tin
rooting, on Chcsnut, between Srd and 4lh
streets. ' ' '-: ' .'-.
Permission was also granted George M.
Crapou lo put a two story frame addition,
with tin rooting, to his house on 5lh, be
tween Ann and Nun Blrects. j
Ou motion, the actiou of the Board of
Commissioners of Navigation, iu granting
permission lo A. II. VanBokkelen Jo ex
tend the wharf in front of Udion Distillery'
out twenty feet, was coucurred iu.
The Marshal was 'directed to enforce the
ordinance against landing or piling wood,
&c, and thus obstructing wharves.
The Board then adjourned.
X-aslc Death.
; A huge snake, of the species known: as
the '"water rattle," somewhat after the fort
der of water moccasins, was gigged by the
captain of a schooner in the river in front
pf Messrs Williams & ' Murchlson's1 '' store,
i i
yesterday afternoon. The monster was at
least five feet in length and large in propor
tion. The "sarpent" had his range in the
locality Jn which he was killed, having been'
seen several times before. Upon a stick
being placed in his mouth and an examP
nation made, it was found that he had two
sharp incisors of the consistency pf (he
finest cambric needle. There was much
rejoicing among the . ''water rats? at the
reptile's "untimely-fate."
11
Theh ai a Hotel.
i Our friend Glavm is a much persecuted
man. Hear what theCharfotte ' pbseroer of
Tuesday says: few nights ago, a mighty
nice man arrived in the city, and registered
at the Charlotte Hotel in thp very romantic
noma naoi TTTX70ir1 llonfrtal tTHf SI C '
lie was put in the same room with.Mr. Ed
ward Glavin," arid next morning' when Mr.
Gla via woke : tip, : Oscar was hot 4 there;
njeitber were some Shirts; dsShjfef i 'utf
Wsana w.afch chain belonging
jvkose trunk .also 'was found to have" been
broken open during the night. Mr. . Hpw
ard'a board bill has not been settled, either
up tOEtherhcjurTOf foipg" jtekSMO
Glavin has had two or three cases of the
soine kind of miserableltick in the past
he following will show the, state pfr he
thfefihoraeteri at the stations irteBtiottedpjiat
Uihe. as asceFtained from the daily ,4)Uileiin
iH
ue4 froin. th SignaV OClet Itftbis -bHyi '
i Mr h rrtUyiu OA VtlV fitter v?'l.
.Atgaata,r.jT.8tt
Co, arjeston . 79,
GaiTeaUu. t -3 .
Inilianola, . . . ... .".89
Jabksonville,..'
Key Wesf, .8 1
Mobile,.. ........ n
New, Orleausi V ; Vv8f
Norfolk,.. iW.yJ.W
Punta.RaV-S5
Savannauvi;;. 71
St. Marks V.93
Wilmington, ..... 78
N. C.,1 WEDNESDAY.
' ' HI VBII ANIU) W J1IIINR lfKn 1
. t Nothing inside. and nothing in .sight,
was the report from below yesterday. ' s
The Steamship Benefactor, Jones,
sailed from New York June 17th, , .for . this
port, i i , ' : j .r. i -
. f - The , Steamship Gen. Sedgwick, .Sim
mons, arrived at New York June 17th from
this port' ;-; ::, c ' .v .- .' - -':-! I-
Th-Germaw
arrived at Hamburg June 16tb, from thlB
1 Capt Worth, , of the i1 5 steamer Governor
1 Worthf reports"' Un feet Of water on th
shoals at Fayetteville, and that the river
was rising rapidly . when he left Monday
morning. Att Fayetteville the rains of the
day and night previous were ; the heaviest
experienced there in twelve monthai, anc
if the rainfall Was as great, further .up the
river, which is thought to have been- the
cose, there will in all probability be a heavy
freshet., . ' ' ! V", v'J- "V,- I
Freak or a Bear. , :, ;.k;:.: ;
A gentleman just from Rocky Point in
formed us yesterday evening that; a huge
bear came within two hundred yards of the
residence of Mr. G. Z. French,' t that
place, during the afternoon. " A lively
chase, with guns and dogs,4 ensued,' and
was kept up for about a . half hour, but
Bruin was too fleet of foot, or too , experi
enced in strategy, to allow; the marksmen
to come within shooting range of htm,' and;
so escaped." ITis near approach to the
house Wis considered a rather cool pro
ceeding on ihf part of hia bearship. ,
mayor's Courts.
The following cases were disposed of yes
terday; ; .. . . . v- . . . . -
lleury Whitehead, charged with the lar
ceny of a piece of pickled pork, the pro
perty of Thos. i H. Smith. Judgment re
served until this morning.
; : Isaac Baker, charged with disorderly con
duct. Case dismissed on the payment of
costs. -.' . 1 ' : .
Five cases were continued over until this
morning. j
irfaslstrate's Court.'
Violet Henry, colored, was arraigned be
fore Justice Gardner, yesterday afternoon,
charged with committing an assault and
battery on the person of Alice Hall, the
complainant in the case. Dismissed on the
payment of costs.
Another case of a similar character was
disposed of in the same way.
Off for St. Itonlsi : .
Mr. F. W. Kierchner, of this city, Col.
H. B. Short, of ! Columbus, Mr. J. H. My
rover. of Fayetteville, Col. B. F. Little, of
Richmond, and -Maj. J. D. Shaw, Of Lin
colnton, delegates to the Democratic Na
tional Convention, leave here for St. Louis
this morning. The Convention meets
next Tuesday, the 27th inst.
Several members of the State
press, who were at college with Mr. Scarbo
rough, Conservative nominee lor Su
perintendent of Public Instruction, has
. . :a j ai i. .1 1 . a a
(estiueu mrougu inuir columns to uia uwess
for the position. 1 The Shelby Banner says:
"He is the peer of old. Bill Allen, or any
body else in lung power, and his flow of
speech and knowledge of history have no
bounds.,. We want: him to - come West,
imouut some of our craggy, mountain peaks,
and electrify the wnole blate!
' LIST OF LETTERS
1 Remaining in the City Port-Office, June
20, 187G: ' ' ';s'';;;: ; ;. l- "--:
! B. Wm H Bakeman, Samuel Bartlett,
miss Barcily Black, John Brown, George
Brown,- Wilson Bryant." fT"""
I C. Miss Mollio Cavenaugh, P W Con
Daughton, Bcnjarxiin Curtis.
D. Charles Damon, miss Mary Dickin
son. . j .
i F. Mra Fanny Fleming, miss M EFore
man."' ' "i , .,
G. Rev John G Gaus. ' ; 1 ; W;
11. Abram Hawkins, miss Mariah Har
kins, miss Mary . E Harriss, miss Julia Har
ris, mrs Jimminica - Hill, Robert Hill, miss
Clara Holland, 'Joseph Higbsmith, (colored.)
1 I. Miss Lavinia Isler. V-.;:u: ; : ;j , : -.v--!
1 J.--Miss Mariah Jackson', Ludd John
son,' Allen a Jones, . ' ;ii :;. . .. ; ,
i M.' Mrs Nicie Mclriiyre, mrs M McEn
tyre, miss Rachel Martin, E W; Mason,
Richard Mapjsby, mrs Umily Moore, mrs
Mary Munro, William Murphy, miss Nicy
Muse.'--"' .j '.u-.ti til.t -i?"t
i P. E G: PollylMsaac Powell, vWUKe
Powers. Monsieur-Potter. Wm Pvle. '
R Mrs Susan A Redding, O S Robin-
son. viii - -u i- : y,! - ':-(;.;;
j aiMlsr. Ellen JShepherdHance Sfeip-'
1 T.-A G Thornton:5,;!' ;( 'JU-
v:-r miss Winnie v enters. ; '
j W.P B Watkins, mrs Charily Wheal
don, mrs A H Williams, Robert Willis...: .
; Persons calling tor leUers in the above
list will please .say,. advertised." If not
called for within 30 days they will he sent
to the Dead Letter Office
BBTirk;P.
WiMlUgtoniew Hanover 04 .e.'
Fresldmg 'Elder, for1 Wa 'third; rpand ot
vuaneriy .aeomgnou wo - i muubs" hj
tnct for tne metnoatst m. nurcuoouui.
Biaden at ueaterzf r o-wiv - June zr-'-so
Eenansville.at Charitv Chanel. Jury " - 1-2
LMaenolia. at Harrell'a Store-: .Julyuro 8-9
Cbkesburv. Bethel. juiy ra-io.
l8mithvillearRnajthvtlle,, JuhA22-23
Onstew4nt . -1 August 5-0
Topsaihat WeeianChapeUAiigBSt 12-13
fElizaheth, at Cwfer5Ciiatgo 10-30
1 BXJliri AsheVilie; N. C.; on. 8aturdav, 17th
htsti JOsfic BUHL, dangnteror ev. u, owwv
and Mary A. Baal. adttrandanahr of &sm
4ttlBsoa, aged 6 ye y UJii ,h x
v (HI AD WTCieWn this ty, jjtnesaft It congca
tfv chill. KSTSLtK.tlaui'uter of David K. and ta
rah K. Chdcicl6, aed.on. jeaf; ighJi cmUi4 aaft
ThA f Porl will t take place thlsf tWedenla
morning, at o ciocK, irom uw romaenca,oi.'4f raea
UrrelL thence to Oakdale Cemetery. The friends
of the family are Uvited to attend.'
JTJNE 2i; 1876.
CITY IXEItlJ. .
' 1 f j our liver Is torpid, if jonr sppetite 1b poor, I
you want jour ptomncvn iiinroagnjy cicansea, u you
not sleep, if yon want a good digestion, use Dr.
Hull's Vegetable Pill Jt -.. - ,1 .. , ' v.i ,
book Bihdkbt. rrax mobhuis btab nook Bind
ery does al kinda of Binding and Ealing in a work
manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. . ?(er
fchants and ethers needing Becelpt Books, orpther
work, may rely on promptaesa In the execution it
: TRursntB .luarrxHG-IiiKa. lnvalnable to rail
road companies," steamflhip companies, banks, mer
chants, manaf actorers and others. They are en
during and, changeless, and will copy, sharp and
clear for an indefinite period of time. Having Jntt
received a fresh supply of these Inks, we are pre
pared to exocuteprders promptly and at moderate
prices.' . . . . t :
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS."
Tie Wilminitfln Building Association.!
TJ'- . - i f
HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING Of
this Association will be beld this (WEDNESDAY)
evening at 8 o'clock, at Hibernian Hall. , Dues will
be reetved darin? the davat Narassa Gnano Ct m-
paHy-s umce, icot or friacess street.-
WALTKK G. MACRAE. 3 1
jeSl-lt
Sec'y and.Treas'r.
Our Prize TaW I
QONTAINSOVEB; 100 COATS, ''P-I
j r iEACQ NI$ FOB $5.00 ;
Worth double the money. Any one looking for
BAIiGAlNS will find .them at . !
Sales' of Real Male Mer Mortpie. i
TY VIRTUS OP AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH
XJ tne respect:
the resoective nrorisions of the several Inden i
tares of Mortgage hereinafter referred to, the seve ;
ral Lots or Parcels or Land, all situate in the city of
Wilmington, in the county of New HaneTcr, will,
at 11 o'clock. A. M.. on SATURDAY, the 22nd dav
of JULY, 1876, be sold for cash, by public auction.
at tne aoor oi tne uourc nouse in said city, nnder
the direction of the undersigned, as attorneys of
"The Wilmington Building Association." viz : The
western part of Lot number 5 in Block numbered
"105," as designated on the plan of said city, being
66 feet on Sixth street, and extending eastwardly
the full width of said lot 120 feet, being the parcel
of land conveyed by John II. Pugh and his wife
Adla A., to Michael Cronly, DuBrutz Cutlar and Ro
bert E. Calder, Trustees of the Wilmington Build
ing Association, by deed dated the 30th of October,
1863. and registered In the proper offiee in Book XX,
at page 733 add following; also the middle part of
the said Lot ncmber "5," in Block 105, beginning on
the eastern line of the before described part of said
lot, and extending eastwardly of the full width of
said lot 100 feet.beins the same parcel of land which
was conveyed by Penelope Cenekin to said Cronly,
unuar ana caiaer. Trustees as aforesaid, by deed
dated October 30th, 1869, and registered as aforesaid
in Book XX, at page 731 and following ; also, said
two before described parcels of land, together being
390 feet of the western part of said lot number "5,"
on Block 105, which were conveyed by said Penelope
Conekln, John H. Pugh, and his wife Adla A. Pugh,
to said Cronly, Cutlar and Calder, Trustees as afore
said, by deed dated the 10th of December, 1869, and
duly registered as aforesaid in Book YY, at page 163
and following Said before described parcels of land
having been conveyed to "The Wilmington Build
ing Association" by said Cronly, Cutlar and Calder,
by deed dated April 8th, 1871, and duly registered
in Book BBB, at page 490 and following; also, the
eastern one-half of the lot numbered -3." on the
Block numbered 93, as designated on the plan of
said city, being the same parcel of land wbich was
conveyed by William A. CnmmlDgand his wife,
Samuel Northrop and his wife, and William H. Nor
throp and his wife, to "The Wilmington Building
Association." by deed dated the 25th of Mar. 1870.
and duly registered in the proper office in Book ZZ.
ul page om uuu jouuwmi;, aiw, ug eastern nail or
a .UK numoer s, in isiocic sumoerea 93, being the
same conveyed by the deed last referred to; also a
certain parcel of land, being part of Let number 8,
in Block numbered 94, as designated on the plan of
said city, beginning in northern line of Castle street.
82 feet from northeastern intersection of Castle with
Eighth street, thenee eastwardly with said line of
Castle street 40 feet, thence northwardly parallel
with Eighth street 66 feet, thence westward! j- par
allel with Castlo street 40 feet, and thence south
wardly 66 feet to the beginning; said last two parcels
of land being the same. conveyed by said Cumming
and said Samuel and William H. Northrop and theff
respective wives to said Wilmington Building Asso
ciation, by deed dated the 18th of January, 1871, and
registered as aforesaid in Book AAA. at Dace 668
and following; also, a certain parcel of land con
veyed dy tne grantors m tne two aeeas last rererred
to, to said Building Association, by deed dated the
15th of treoraary, lira, .and registered as aforesaid
in Book BBB, at page 341 and following, being all
that part of said lot number 6 In Block numbered
9 1, which lies east of the second parcle of land con
veyed by the deed last Derore referred to: also, the
western 113 feet and 6 Inches of the two lots respec
tively numbered 5 and 6 in tho Block numbered 95 as
designated on the plan aforesaid, being the parcel of
iana conveyed oy me grantors in tne tnree last deeds
referred to,to the said Building Associatlon,bydeed
dated March 11th, 1873, and registered as aforesaid
in Book KKK. at page 181 and following ; also, a
certain parcle of land beginning at the northeastern
intersection oi -renin street wun rancess street,
thence running eastwardly with the northern line of
Princess street sixty-six feet, thence northwardly
and parallel with Tenth street one hundred ana.
thirty feet to Macomber's line, thence with said line
southwardly about 70 feet to the eastern, line of
Tenth street, and thence southwardly with said line
of Tenth street about 415 feet to the beginning;'
being the parcle of land conveyed by said William
A. Camming and his wife to said Building Associa
tion, by deed dated March 6th, 1873, and registered
as aforesaid in book GGKi, at page 142 and fol
lowing; also three certain parcels of land Gonveyed
by said Camming and said Samuel andWilliam 11.
jNorxnrop ana ineu- respective wives io said Building
Association, by deed dated the 30th of January. 1874.
and registered' as aforesaid iu book. HHH, at
page : 556 and following. The first of said throe
arciea oi una Beit g tne eastern xau reet or lot nutn
er 6 in Block 94. The second of said three Darcles
of land being the western one half of lot number 5 of
said Block number 94. The third of said three par
eels of land being the eastern halves of lots; num
bered respectively 8 and 4 in Block 93, on the plan
afoiesaid. Also, a certain other parcle of land,being
lot' number 4 in Block 72conveyed by said Comining
and Samuel and William H. Northrop and their re
active wives to said Buildinjr Association, bv deed
ated October 5th, 1873, and registered as aforesaid
in Book'FFF, at page 430 and following; - also,
two certain paroles ofiand conveyed by Samuel and
William H. Northrop and said William A.Cumming
and their respective wives to said Building Associa
tion.'by deed dated May 25th, 1874, and duly register
ed as aforesaid in Book JJJ, at page 253 and fol
lowing The ftrrt of said two parcles of land being
lot number 4 in biock numbered ii,as designated on
the plan of said city. ' Tee second of said two par
cels of land, beghnlng at the northeastern intersec
tion or Tenth street wun rancess street, thence
running pastwardly wHhJthe northern line ' of. Prin
cess Btreet sxty-sfx feet, thence northwardly paral
lel with Tenth street 130' feet to Macomber's line,
thence with Maoomber'sllne sohthwestwardly about
70 feet to the eastern line of Tenth street, and thence
southwardly with said line of Tenth street about 115
feet to the beginning; bein?part of lots numbered
respectively 5 and 4 in biock nnmoered 1B7, as
designated on the plan of said city.
Also, a certain parcel of land conveyed to said
Building Association; by David Pratt and hi wire
Lina Pratt, by deed dated July 1Q, 1870. and duly e
gistered in the proper office in Book ZZ. at page 559
and following, described as follows : Begmnmg, in
the Northern' line of Swana Btreet, at a point seven'
tv-five feet westwradly from the Northwesternj in.
tersection of Sixth andSwanh streets, tbnce west-
wardly with said line of Swann street seventy-five
feet, thence Northwardly parallel with Sixth street
forty-five feet, thence Kistwardly parallel with
Swapn street seventy-Qve feet, and thence South
wardly parallel with Sixth Street forty-five feet to
the be?fflniner, I U
. WRIGHT & STEDMAN,
I ,t..tt 7-n-n!l .Attorneys.
Wilmington, Jute SI, 1878, . je21-30d
.!l.1V-;;nl tO
M Lmen-ats !.;.;.;
VentUated , Straw Hats
LADIES' CHIP AND1 LEGHORN HAtVY !
1 'i-m! -iiji f.frx 'Hi H ill W ,'iJ
. JelS-tf ', . Cllty Haft Store. :
-.f i
jit
n
ORTH CAROLINA;
Nice lot FERRIS' ..TRADE MARE u. I iVJ
; AndfaJl,atoekof other JIEATSj M1 I
" 1 19-tf - . ., JAMK8, ft. TEYEMSON'i.
G I lEKNlOI( FA,i( COl-faSCiP,
r ! '-;ur,u GREEN8B6R6, jf."d , ...
SX. NESAY. iadoff nj andconiiBafl twenty
Hoard, excJhsive ofwashisgnd Bghts' .ffT5 60 ...iY. Readera.., Superbly.IUastwted.; ,8endi0;cents
r;! Tuition In regnlaiiEt'glish conree,1 i j5 U0'1 j for a Sample timber. Subscribe Now, and get
V For catalogue, apply toKev. t. m johbs, rrcsi-
dent - N. M. D. WILbON,
ja 90-DWlm President Board of Trneteca.
WHOLE NO. .2,837-
?JEW ADVEUTISSMENTS. s
Stores for Rent.
ii! !, .!!(!.!.' . rt.il l
. . .... . M I
XW EARLY s APPLICATION! BE MADE. TWp
STORES WILL BE FITTED UP ON THE FIRST
PLOOB j OIJTHB STAft DTJILDINC ON
PRINCESS-,' BTREET; BY QCTOBIR
RENTED TO,s PESIRABLE TENANTS: AT1 A
MODERATE PRICE. ?,fL .lo SiloiHi
-o-f'"oai lo,;"i!'. Apply to. 9aJ.no.ftu Iii
je J7-tf jD;hac:,nii "s-J .r. WM'JL BERNARD.
. - ? .. , i.. t. f.,-t-.'i ?it-r f.nov
To Builders :and i Cout
T). .... .. ...v., , . ..-.jfi ;--' !--riJ I
XROPOSALS ARE INVITED POR EXTENDf
lag ana otherwise altering 'the Brick Building oa
Princess Street, to be occupied by THE MORNING!
STAR. Particalars "f arnlshed on application." .
Parties intending to bid'on the work, must do ad
promptly, as tho building most be completed by
September L" '' '' -; ' '."
je 16-tf : nac ; Wf. Jh BERNARD;
To Charter for Excursions,
; - f. - - - .i - ' . i - T o
J. S. UNDERHILL.
-Apply to J. BL FAlRBANKon board, at i Caroli
na Central R.R. Depot, or to J, H. Neff'B Store, i
je80-2t- --.-. i i .
Wanted,
XX 8ITUATION IN A WHOLESALE ! 'HOUSE,
as Shipping Clerk, Receiving Clerk, or some other
responsible position, by a Young Man. Is a good
pensman, and can furnish the best reference. Would
engage Immediately at a low salary. ' ;
. Address, , ''ENQUIRY,' - ;
- Je80-2t ' ' Bex 968:
'Spirit- Casts, Hoop Iron, Glie,: Sc.h
; 400 2d-Hand SPIRIT CASKS,'
; 15418 1 and 1 in. HOOP IRON,
IQQ Bbls GLUE, -.
250 PaPr8lavaT8 ;
200 ke8sNAILS' -
, " BUNGS, ; !f."i
400 &lea ANo 1 TIMOTHY HAY,
g00 bbls FLOUR, an grades, u .; ,-u:
g0 Bbls SUGAR, ; . .-
0 Hhds and Bbls CUBA MOLASSES,
100 Bags COFFEE,
2000 aacks SALT, '
100 Cases LYE an POTASH, ,
0 Bbls RICE, - . :
50 BOX6S CHEWI1G TOBACCO,
, 100 Cases OYSTERS, - -1
POWDER, SHOT. CAPS, FUSE, CANDY, CAN
DLES, CRACKERS, PEACHES, STARCH bOAP,
SNUFF, Ac ' . , . .
Forealeby "
i je!8-tf . KERCHNES 4 CALDER BROS '
Butter.
New Grass Butter
' jtjsx IN TO-DAY. ' , .'
Hew Grass Butter, : 40 Cts. per IV
Best ITewi do. Z5
Ckoice Goshen do- 30
We Beceire Fresli Faiily Snplies,
j I,., . .. tS-EVERYDAY,t :i' j. i -FOR
CASH WE WILL MAKE LARGER; DIS
' ' .. . COUNTS THAN HERETOFORE.. !" . .
a
i 3TRY THE NEW BUTTER AT "
't;(
11 & 13 Sonth Foiit M,'
my 30-tf .i;
Wholesale Grocers
!; t..,.
-AND-F--
Commission Mercliants
Ad r i an vpp rs.;
': -Atli SORTSl
OAAA Bushels CORN
ilil'rXl 'tii
O Aft Bales H AY,'
-j v
' ' ' 10 0 pork, i; ' 1
t-.tl . .
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-. 'u:-.t- i-HhdaMOliASSESi flili Vf'
i '-Rll zeroes LiAHU,J"' ...
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si- .hv;JIU" .'m-'!ii i vi;,ii.aa ur
1UV
-1Cft BigsCOFFEE, - t t t r
Powder. CaBs.'Stareh, Soap, Lye, Potish, Candles,
OU, Candy, Rteeand all articles usually found In ;
w noiesais aatawiamnenw my zo-u
H Weediil Hoes1 3
TV E HAYS ,ON; HAND A. FEW MORR OF
- 1 .. . ,i 141U fl-VTJ-, .. .
those WARRANTED HOB that we naver beeJt
eiuneaii una season, ana tnat.bave given nniver-
si saisiacue,n;i;.we-wuu seu; tn. balance at low
flmrAH . .
. liSL B.vlnfltc' in 'tTtKi J 1 itiitki iuH xiir Q
t ...... rrf -t .,..iit'':i in1- :
THE JOHHS HOPEIHS-npYEfiSITTv'
Fjli&E C H O L A R S II I P Si
rTHft' FOUNDER! tF' ' THE JOHNS TBOPKINS
X UniversitT reo nested bis Trnitees to bestow
certain number of Free Schelarships .on deserving
vnhne men fran tho HtateS of Marvlaai.' Vrnrin!-
and North Carolina. In order to confer with; tboseJ
shjps. Delegates from the Johns Hopkins University
may be found on the morning of. each day named,
iiTkfcannton.JrnneSa. at the r Yinrmla. Hotel l Sicb
mond, July at the Exchange Hotel; Raleigh, Juy
l87&-P03tpai&','Ol;60,
i Al MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR YOUNGEST5
i tnewst two numoers ox wis year jtbzs i
I JOHN U 8HOREY,
oetM-tf , 86 Bremfield Street, Boston,
1?2 f , Three inoBUu.v'4"r.tv;i:i,Ji 00
,r -on months. i.. ....;
85 00
On A vp-jlt .
....50 06
"Contract. Advertisements takei -
pet
FIVeSduareBestiinateo aei qnarter-cohiBin. and
ten squares as a half-eolnmn. -c:. i . -r:- - :
r r7FM ELLANEBrjsT rhr
HI. CUOS I. .Auctioneer.
Auction Sale.
ON WEDNESDAY, June ; 1876, commencing
at 10 o'clock, A. MM I wUl sell at Public Auc-
tion.at
ibo coiner oi jrsuruisnoi WaiMuttrtls.by
f the ndge of Probate oT the County of
order o:
New Hanover, all the STOCK of
M JVi M
Goods twd Herchandise
of Hem Gi Hasiafrehl'' Terms Cash.
At 11 o'clock, A. M.r the well known HORSES.
TOP, BUGGX And HARNESS. "Will? rent btoie
and portion of Dwelling If desired.
Jul8-8t ---yo?-av A. HASHAGEN. ,
n. CBONLT. Anctloneer.
BY CRONLY & MORRIS.
CT H A if JL 'AUY.'t.L U'l ;i h O L
Third 'Stt&et Residence
ai Auction.
AST DESIGN. REMOVING FROM THE CITY,
Jt. I will offer' at Public Auction at Exchange
corner, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 3d; 1876. at 12 O'CLOCK, M.,
(if not frovtosely disjJoEo4 p at'pUvaleealcOmy
v HOUSE AND LTW FEET FRONT,
on west side of Third, (one door south of Ann
street), with depth of 167 feet Communication to
road from alley. Entrance upon north Side of let.
This Dwelling House was built under my own
superintendence f a permanent home forinyseir
and' family,' and' no painB spared to afford every
convenience and comfort thereto. Contains seven
large and airy Rooms, Pantry; Bath-room,. Water
and Gas throughout.
KITCHEN, STORE-ROOM, STABLEsit WHICH
WITH THE DWELLING ARB ALL NEW
;.,inVAHB H.lQ6rjr;4oxifpitl6 .j-
Terms.at sle fProperty Can be examined upon
application to Cronly A Morris or myself. ?
iel8-3t v.. - J..i-.;A. STRAUSZ.-.
Wanfedrf '
JJONEY Jt.!f ANDIN.QRDKH DKT. IU.
HAVE MADE A GREAT. REDUCTION
WITH THE MONEY TOU CAN NOW
1 BUY CLOTHING! ALMOST AT '
YOUR OWN PRICE. U v
REMEMBER THE PLACE l ! !
No. 7 Market Street.
i f ' t i ' i t '
-1 " ' 1 A. DAVfo.
je!8tf
Fresh Teas.
HAVE RECEIVED -FROM 'THE UNITED
STATES TEA COMPANY mv Seventh heavy
invoice of thohr POPULAR TRAHl the s stpiuf in.
crease of their sales showing their thorough appre
ciation by those who are using them. Put up In air
tight canisters to nreserve the aroma of the tea. and
sold for 50 cents a p eund and upward at
- D. U. PiUlvl xlKUIr B
je 18-tf Fruit and Confectionery Store.
... .At-.. ....... .. '
Haydei;,t& G-erliardts
,Uv -rTHTRfi STREET, -VV'
je 18-tf t, . rf Between Market and Princess.
New Books.
ELLE8T9RY,s,iM lt tliliU AM
-tub-U.fili'jj r. Hy iEDaAB.F-lWOrX! 1.
VA perfect little 1 charm. -.- So freshv freB.heoltbv i
unconventional, and well written, that it will be
worth while to read-H fer; refreshment) to-ttkfi the I
taste of a French novel out of the month it Is inval-
jeHrtJ ,Jti jMI,vei.IHiftiandUlwleStore,Tv
-'t lt frtl .;1m. .?. L
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"ffl&A&tft' CONSTANT BBCEtVlNG FRXSU-
ALE i) UiAl. BABRBLS and QUARTER BJCGS-1
I - - - . - '- -
rhich wo offer at REDUCED PRICES. , w I n I
Also. ClNCiNJiAl,I-l.A4Hn-otteFr-
je 16-lw H BBUNB1L1J BRO.
ii 1. - n .
The aboYK" reward WIlt be PAtoF6R
the i return i of n BHTKAY OOWr of 4 red eelor: ll
marks-Tcrop on the right eet and swallow-fcrk on'ni
the lcr( ; naa large. horns, was purchased, rraia,,...
Me-Rhoo.!whd1)rdnghtber ftotnttoslow' county.
neat Snead'arFerryiii JOHN M.' BREMER." ' '
leia-iwT o i j-ijwmierji aaauasweeofeeis. ;.
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OHNF. SPEOEmprietor:
Jllil JifcUL JU:f vlJ'iow & f ito') ,U'jrV
VISITORS on the- lOTJBt OFjJITNJB. Victors :v
this Hotel will have free accest to the celebrated . .
e'jBurton Springs
iThe, Hotel has been put lit DOJCPLStB sBJWnr.li d
d the public are assured that every Attention will
f given to xaake a, visiii plaasob. t itu il v .kLi f. if
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