North Carolina Newspapers

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P. noV gcS3ion at liocnesiei. v.wiueu wuu- frotn the Republican nuoernaionai draws contest in Jfew Yprk. Convention met s.erdy. 1 Estimated, that sixty thou sand Christian Buliarians have been mur dered. - Liberal Republicans in Now York are split. 4-, Republ ican ! Conven tion in NeW York yesterday nominated Ex Gov. Morgan fpr Governor. Now York markets : Gjold .llOjlH ; cotton, I2i12 510 els; rosin $1 551 67; spirits turpentine, 29 ceria. - j - spirits. rarpenmi Jndcre Watts has almost cntire- lv recovered from 1 is recent attack Of me- nUigilis. J 1 j ' " t The dentin si. rfports the bnrn ins on Tuesday 'morning, 'in Rnleigb. of RJ Page's lv rv fUM'-, with two horses. Woik of au it cendiary. j . ' .pi. x T - Thi Democrats f Warren (vmnty hs.y'! organtzed a Tdden and Vance Cuh witi(cl. Wharton J. Green, Presi ilcof. H. F.ooteJejlitor of the VYarrenton (hudte, Secretary.! i' " '" ' Mrj. Ida E; jlunter, wife of- S. B. HunterJ r Hahfaxconmy, formerly . i r. 1J m h. tl... 'PL! Cptain or UiimpHny x. iu 1 uuij-8iiu Reifinient N. O". T(obj, sUthHied at Fort Fisher, di :d at Brinkleyville oiKtbe 16th ilisf I: ! I ..r:'t-ll-;l: At the latef Conference of Local Preachers of the Methodist Episcopal t hurcli, 1 field at jRutherford College; the following'officers were elected for the en siiiiyeah President, R L. Abernethy, of R1Hherf0idC0lle.ee; Vice Presidents,: Rev. T VV. Ktindall of 14 ason, Rev. ;E A. Wil kin, of 6rteDsbohj, and Rev. Dr, P. C. Jiirnev. M Iredell; Financial Secretary, Jfev. L Branson, hi Rileigh.; . I; Raleigh Ai ?ws ; Sheriff J, M. lliiuger, if'Mjorej county, was in the city jesierily lie represents his coouty as Harm iu tjhe piditical cause, and as in a fair way t give Yance la stunning 1 majority. Jlie Dtmberate of Wthe county are warmed up as (hey were iever warmed np before. ana ieei connueni 01 a glorious iriumpu m )ctiibtr. ES. Brjown, hitherto one of the tiding: Republican a of Moore, has fore- sworn uis lormer laitn, ana win support Wapce. . ... : , i . . , ttalpicrh TVAinx nf Wpilnpsilav - r, o in i r w - A negro by the name of James Blackmao, applied to Justice Magnin, yesterday after noon, fur a warrant fur the arrest of Dr. H. M. Wilder. 1'be negro had been shot in the left arm, and made a statement to the tfiect that Or. Wilder bad wanted bim to engine in a prize fight with another negro, and because he had refused - to do so, bad Bhot bim. Another story is that the woanded man had been an employee of Dr. W. , and the shooting grew out of a difficulty which had occurred between the two in the course of a settlement. After getting his warrant, he called on Dr. Little for relief. ; . .. , ; V ' Uadlcal IhreatAjof Rerolatlou. Raleigh Sentinel.! The threats that Isaac J. Young and Richard C. Badger are making in the face of the people that, in the event of the election of Tilden by the. voles of either or all of the States of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, rant and the Republican party will refuse to yield or surrender the go vernment to Tilden and the Demo cratic party,-possesses more signifi cance and importance than usually attaches to the empty bombast of these windy orators. These gentle ; men are officeholders, high in f the confiilei.ee of Grant' and the authori ties at Washington; tbey are in asso ciation and constant - communication with Thomas B. Keoghj; chair4 man of the Republican Central committee, who just returns from a two day 8 closet conference" with "rant, Chandler, Cameron and Mor ton, and they speak by authority the sentiments of the party manipulators jui.l . head ! of the government at v aliiiisiloti, they i I htin, author! Htivi iy proclaim ihu urjutei4 t fani and hiit govern merit to perpe- a reiyn; t aariHm in . the States, j : ' , I5 .-,:'-: Tbee treasonable declarations of toni. and Badger, put into their nmins Dy tneir traitor masters, will "iirnten nobody. The! people .have made np their iminda U vote the De- Jnocracy into Juiwer, ind with ! the t'mion of Tilden1 jij November, j fuiigand Badger wi livery, quteny first of March "Vibwde: and about thd Grant, Cameron, Chandler, and eir armv ot hanrrorHJon. will nilpnt- ii.j... ' 7 ----- 7 '"id their tents and steal away, for " iaKi tune, and into! that merited i 'jcarity that so surely awaits them; Mkneia or the Bcpafclleaat Mtaa s"OB CnleMiifcFTfcBrlow Weed; 1 "If-1 Thnrlow! Woiut mrilni In!: 1 L'liei.d in San Francisco under date f't July 20: "We go into the Presi "enttal canvass nn der oreat disad Outages. Here all; business! i para jzed. Tens of thousands of indas trtoas men are out of employment. 'fk i adraintration Is1 weak, to say I ?ast of it. While Congress, with Jt8 Democratic House, is worse than 1 no npAnla want, a phanna the rv v uyw IUIU lUitli MI-gllUg J 6V government np to those who so i 1. fAir if sa ivnange would be from bad to worse." T . ' ;- . v ' 4 i-.s.sb-fciFr..:i--v:- a: aaa a.: -aa A';'f va:- !- . . . - - t 1 ' ' 1 1 - " ' " - 1 ' 1 ' ' M ' ' ' ' 1 - - - ' t " ' . . XVIII.-NQ. 131. HARGROVE'. INPAnoCS ftfKKrM The Proof of the iraot v .t'. the Editor of lite )ocrordi Torcb- Oxford, N. C.,Aug. 2J, '70. . Mr. EditorWe will ventilate the Iargrove matter in jour issue of Au gust 29th. It can be proven' that he made use of the words (referred to. c-Sheriff James Ji! Moore; j( Har grove's intimate friend and brother tad,) is our authoritv. Harerrove ?..... . u L i- -! io.... '.r pan 1 Dack out we have the facts. Truly, W. A: Davis: Another Clincher. . UXFOKD, JN. C.,IAugJ 2 1st, 76; Mr. Editor I see bv vonr iiaueof the 19th, that Tazewell L Hargrove emphatically denies havinsr made use of,, the lansuase in ireaard. Llowerv making , twenty-one! Democrats Vile the dust of Robeson county, f This is an undeniable fact, as it came; from his party yes, the dearlpavty that has caused our country to be involved in a debt of 20,0d jCol. H'.sfparty! are condemning: him for the language used, and says he has givallv darn- aged his prospects iu this cotuity. tie is abused on all sniesi W hen he was here the first Tuesday in this court. they had to e to him and plead ilot o niase an insulting speecn. r ; t w is a eettieM iact himjui iiowerv tlargrove tiKiiii; the a 11 g u age tpoki 1 of. It came from tnenyers of his own party who to! me. : . 1 i ' ' i'" i Whiflks lle Kxeeoilv t'omttiiitee. A regular nievtmg tof: the State Central Executive Committee of the Democratic party was held Tues day, at which the' follow iog appoint-: raeiits were made to, fill original va-; cancies in the State mittee: ; Gilliam of Bertie: w Third District. i Jos A Worth of; Cumberland. C. Tate luurpnv . 1 T 1' . . ot Sampson, JvN. blaliings of Duplin, v . .1 . r . 1 I , li. o.r Cowan ot Brunsw ick, i Fourth DialricfiWHenry A. Lon don; Jr., of Chatham, J. S. Amis oi Granville, D. W. VickNif Johnston, Thos. Webb of Orange. , 111 -y 1 be appointments! for the Second and Sixth Districts have already be;en made and publisbedj and thxs of UYe Fifth, Seventh and'Eighth halve not yet been made. The other proceed ings of the meeting, were not jof gen erat interest. 1 FOWLBATCillAHailli j A fplendld speech and Great nthu laaaat Other speeehev J i LSpecial to ihe NeVa.l Company Shops, August 22. A very large part of Alamance-was at Graham to-day. j Two tb.ousand five hundred of the yeoman rylof the county were present. Uoiuj JJ. ly. Fdwle made a telling speech, j v i ' i : Thirty-six colored men declared themselvos for Tilden and iVance. , . Judge Fowle was followed by Gen. A. M. Scales. It is conceded that the speeches added many voles f to our cause, ucn. scales maae a spienaia speech, and the people were held spell-bound for two h6urs by the errand effort of Fowle, j I t lion. John A. unmer, uoi. marci, Major John W. Graham, Col,1 J. TV Morehead, Junius I. Scalep, arid other prominent men. will speak to night. Walter Moore is reported to be dy ing at Haw River. j S. flir. Dorahelmeri ; Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer has taken the stump in New York for Tilden. He makes telling points, we know,; judging from the notice of his first speech which we find in the New York Herald. One of. his; epigram matic remarks was that those; North ern people who are afraid 1 of the bloody-suirt are afraid of an empty one as, well. Another was that those who are afraid that the Democracy once in power will pay the repel debt are ai rata or-an uiier impoaiouuy.; t. f : I. Uwhop GibboHS, of, Richmond, who arrived iu Baltimore and was the guest' Monday of Rev.' Bernard J. . . . j. wu& fiU olio church, went on to conduct a spiritual retreat of the clergy of his diocese at WooasiocK,! ner jaii,i- more.i The retreat commenced juon- day evening, and will continue one week. . ' ' ' M r THE GISY.' I NW ADVUHl lSEHlKHKi. , ... CM. Stkdmak Notice, j I W. JJ. H. Bellamy Notice. 1 1 II aIieisok & Allen Hats, &cj. CbOnly & Mobbis Auction kale. . McNsoN & Co Clothing below cost - Kebchnkb & Caldeb Baos C'orn, flour!, salt, glue, &c. New gotten. first bale of new cotton received here this season was raised and shipped by Mi. G. A. Roper, of Laurinburg, 1 'to Messrs. Lilly & Brai yesterday. , Bu)l-eye " for Richmond 1 IHow would that iale do for a prize for the rifle teamath 1 g , ; New nice. ,lTWe saw a spriof,flcerfullv matured, yesterday, from the plantation of Mr. B. F. Hallett, of ttls city, located on the westfaide bf the " Cape Fear opposite WO- mingtoni It is considered very early Idr nee la thu section to r enju matunif j Executive Cora- : .;,'-, -I- rrj First District. W. D, i'rtiden, of Chowan, Jas. E. Shepherd of i Beau fort. K C -'VbIIowIv of IMtt) ''Momm r - 3 7 a If - WILMINGTON, Loeal Dote. . ' Mayor Caoaday has been absent from the city for two or three days past on a trip to the West "jl . -.; ; " i The highest point reached by the thermometer at the, Signal Station yes terday, was 89 degrees. 1 : . f.'i,' '.'v : : if : :- ' - . j i ;- ,' : : 1 ( The scrub race, which was to have come off at Wrightsville Sound,! yes terday, was indefinitely postponed. J 1 Slight change1 in pressure, south east to southwest winds, generally warm and clear or partly cloudy weather, j with possibly occasional rains, arc the predic tions for this section o-day. ! j The side trackl the of W., C. & A. R. R., at the late shops of the Company on Eagle's Island, are being torn up pre- paratory to a final move to their new quar ters at Florence, S. C. .' i --,l-.-.-. : .: 'f ' . - . I .;. . ' I There is au ugly hole in the street near the intersection 1 of I Ann and Front streets, which should bo attended to at once, as it is a source bf danger to vehi cles passing in that direction at night i Sheridan D evane, colored was before Justice ; Gardner, yesterday,-on the Charge t larcenj'. lie was ordered to give bond in the sum of $100 for his ap parance at the next' term of the Superior Court, The 8ale bl property for balance due on State and county taxes for 185, re- strained by . the lute injunction, will tage place on Monday next Those interjested, would do well to I who wish to save costs, attend to the matter at once. We learn that great dissatisfac tion exists among the Republicans of Pen der county with reference to the county ticket recently nominated. Strong opposi tion meetings have been held and others are proposed. Attempted Suicide Taking nor- puine. '' ' j A while woman, whose name we with hold by request, was very near putting an end to her existence, yesterday, by jtaking a Urge dose of mor phinej She bad threat ened to take her life, and' her friends, who supposed that she would endeavor t( throw herself into the river, tried to keep a watch on her and keep her from leaving the house, but she managed to escape during the fore noon and when search iv;as made f-r her she was found prostrate upon the ground among a number of glue barrels pa the wharf, near the foot of Castle streetj with an euiDtv phial bv her! side, which was found to have contained morphine) It was thought at first that life was extinct, but after a good deal of rubbing byj a number of white and colored females, who . bad gathered at the spot she was finally par- tially aroused, when she was taken lesidcnce, of Mr. Gleasoni near by. 1 l.u.t.J to the where proper restoratives weret Sdministerejd, and at lust accounts the unfortunate woman was thought to be out' of danger. The cause assigned for the rash act U poVerty and destitution. An Inqqeat. . Yesterday we mentioned the fact that the body of a colored man, by the name of George Moore, who waa drowned in Indian Creek, Brunswick county, about eight miles from this' city, near what as! known as the Cedar Ilill plantation,' on! Saturday even ing, had been recovered on the Tuesday morning succeeding. We now! learn that special Coroner R. L. Chinnis held an in- i -4' quest over the remains the same day verdict was returned that deceased and came to his death by drowning, Wiiether byj acci dent or otherwise was not! known to the jury. Not at 'Publican. A gentleman from Rocky Point.who was present at the late County- Nominating Convention in Pender, informs us that John Bell, a prominent colored politician, got up and proposed a certain nominee:, re marking that he was an honest man; where upon ! another, colpred delegate promptly rose to his feet and said:' "If is he is not a 'Publican." That "colored brother" was posted. . -.I A Silent Plte. I The roof of one of the servant's houses on the premiaesof Col .'$HU Fremodt, comer of Third and lied Cross streets, ciiuulit fire yesterday afternoon about half pns 2 iiVliH.-k.lifr is supposed from a Bpark from the chiuinty and was beginning to burn quite freely when the fact was disr coveted, and aV young man wuo was prer seat mounted the roof and extinguished the. flames.'' The damage was slight and there! was noi general alarm.' ' u i j .1' The Names ol the Parties. Duke Kelley is the dame of the 1 colored man who was assaulted on the streets Mon-1 day night, and left for dead,' mention of which was made1 in our last issue, and' a colored man named Tom Fisher is charged with inflicting tb blow, j The case is to be heard before one of the colored magistrates as soon as Kellejr recovers sufficiently to at tend the investigation.: s Speaking; mt Kenauavllle.; . : ; We are requested by Isaac B. Kelley, Esq Chairman pf the Dupjin County De mocratic Executive Committee, to state that CoL' Thos. 8. KenanJ candidate for Attorney General, and others, will ad dress the people St Kenansvllle on Balur: dayi th'e 2nd of September,!- being the day of the Duplin County Convention. - Committee Sleetta'.,, . v The Democratic-Conservative Executive Committee; for this Congressional District will meet at the Purcell House, in this city,Tou Saturday, the 2nd of September, I at 10 o'cUick, A. M.,' wneri eTery, saember is expecieu w ue present.- PI 1 ! j : I by N. C:, THURSDAY; AUGUST 24. 1876. Meetluaror the Fifth Ward Demoerau- Ic f'lDD. The Club met pursuant to notice and was' called to ordei'y the W. ' Beery. ;'J.;;;r. President, Capt. B, .. After reading the minutes of the Mast meeting; which Were approved," the Chair appointed a Working Committee, as fol lows: J. D. Stanley, Henry Watson, W. II. Griffith, G. B. Gary, Thomas Spooner, A. H. Leslie, Thomas Gray, EHsha Keeler, J. J. Dicksey, Archie Skipper, W. It. Beery, J. E. Whitfield, W. H. Burriss, J. B. Ro binson, A. B. Cook, James Ward, John Griffith, Fred. Rhew, Jessie Rogdrs, and Capt. Peterson. J "!lf::;7! :,!'" T'-fL:. After the transaction of other business, of an unimportant .'nature, loud- calls were made for Eugene S ;Martia Esq., present by invitation, who addressed the i c.ub for about one hour and a half, during which he referred to the proposed amendments to the' Constitution and the effect they would have iu relieving our people from the heavy burden of 1 axation under which they are writhing. He al luded to the Constitution as it now stands, showing how powerless our Legislature has been in the past, fettered by borne of its unwise and', oppressive requirements, and will the great power- for good it the future if the have proposed amendments should . be alopted, thus j imposing a check' to the' squandering of the people's money. lie also referred to the manner in which the financial affairs of our city had been ban died, and touched upon many other matters of interest to the people in which reform was ji "-'sary-j-a reform which depended lipon the U!--ess of the Democratic party n the pending contest. 1i The remarks of Mr. Martin were listened to with much attention bv the crowd Dres- fcnt and elicited .well-merited applause. r - 1 j " O II I VIC It AND 01AKINE ITEMS. j In our issue of August' 1st we stated that a telegram had been received stating the British I brig Svsaex, Capt. West, 1 lat had been totally dismasted,' waterlogged, at sea, and that 'all the crew, with the exception of the captain, first mate and two of tie men, who refused to leave, had been taken off by a ressel bound to New York.1 Yesterday 'we vere informed by! a cable dispatch from London that Capt. West, his mate and the two men baa landed at Quecnstown. The Sussex was cleared by Mes;rs.j Willi: n$ & Murchison, of this city, and was bounc for Cork. 1 i ! , The Nofwegian barque Si. OUif, from Hul for this pirt;-' was spoken in lat. 45, long. 35, by the barque Jtomance, from arrived at New York on the Havre, which 21st '.. Thlru tro lo nn udoqdIq innid. a. eff flirt Jbar when the steamers came up from below . i . t ; -i i : " yesterday. . The tug Royal Arch was cruis ing utside all jday, but discovered no ves sel bound for this port, j ' TUIrd Trd Tilden, Vance and Watf- ' dell Clnb. The regular meeting of . the above club wijl be; held at Munds' Hall, on Third stree "this (Thursday) evening at eight o'clock. - An invitation has been extended to several speakers to address the club, and it is jioped that! there will be a large attend ance, of Conservative Democratic voters from this and other wards bf the city. Thermometer Record :.'X The following will show the state of the thermometer, at the stations mentioned, at 4.35 yesterday evening, Washington mean time, as ascertained from the daily bulletin. issued from the Signal Office in this City; a ' L ' 'I rp a r 'a.' ' e Augusta, ...87 Charleston, ......84 Corsicana .U00 Galveston...... 1.93 Indianola,. ". . ... . .93 Jacksonville,.. . i .83 Key West...... i. 84 Mobile,. 86 Montgomery... . . .89 New Orleans,.... 86 Norfolk.......... 83 Punta Rassa, ..... 81 Savannah, . . . ... . .85 St. Marks, 74 Wilmington, .... .80 CITY ITEMS.. 4 ' Nothing is more generally required, all over the world, than a Bare, perfectly harmless and reliable purgative medicine. All purgatives sometimes pro dace pin daring their operation, bat Dr. Ball's Ve getable Pills are far less liable to gripe than any other medicine which la as effectual. Ask your druggist tor them. Price, S5 cents a box. BoOI I'JISDIBT. TH MpaNWS STAB Book Bit d ery doe aH kinds of Binding and Ruling in work manlike manner, i and at reasonable price. Me chants andWhers needing Receipt Books, or other work, may rely on promptness 4b the, execution of jhetr orders. t . TBANn Printims-Inks. invaluable lo rail road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer Chant, manufacturers and others. " They are en during and changeless, and-will copy sharp and clear for an Indefinite period of. time. Having just received a fresh supply Of these inks. We are pre pared to executeorders uromptlyand atj moderate irUWS.:; ...1 .J, . '. ; ' - i, : 1 N E W 1 AD VEliTISEM EN T5. Notice. rpBBRE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE DE- tilV 111V J 111 111 IfUUSI iiDiiivit a uw v-i CELL Hot 8K, la the city of WILMINGTON, at 10 o'clock a.m.; cn saiuhu&i, me zr un i ut SEPTEMSBR. It is desired that every member. of the Committee be present I . r , . aog 24-td I1 ' ' CdA. M. 8TEDMAN, Chm'nr Please Take Notice. I WISH TO STATE, FOR THE BBNI FIT OF the citizens generally, that I have no contract, nfther written or verbaL with the authorities of the city, county, state, or General Government, to treat the tick poor My relation to the community is the same as that of any other regular member of the Medical Profession. . . . , ' t aug S4-lt , W. J. H. BELLAMY. WANTED, an active and reliable MAN, to sen NOTIONS la Wilmington and surrounding ' towns. Application must be accompanied with first class references. -Aaaress Drusius a ui , aio . Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. : v aug S3-3tS Salt. : Salt. ; Bait. , 200 - " i era S14f 'X' K&UCli4 CALti3 BROS,' ang :ti-!'i NEW t ADVERTISEMENTS. The Administrators'- Sale ' fl "- -- ' : -1 -i ' 1 - - iU:- ' '' STOCS OV G. H. W. RUNGK, DEC. D , CO tinaed tUs jlay (THURSDAY) 10 o'clock A at Store, eoraer Second and Market Streets. Bailaing Rented until October 1st, 18'.7. ! 7 H . ! - f Will sell i ?:- i -- I - ; HOUSE, DRAY, CAKT and HARNESS. ' !-:.. v I i ! iDBlde first . r i::-5r The IRON SAFE, Miller's, wlih combination lock, ! f ' i PLATFORM SCALES. ' I That case of handsome SIlK UMBRELLAS and r! .'-, :i' I i I PARASOLS, r j,j , ! Three kandeome SHOWCASES and contents. All the Barrels: Casks of LIQUORS, WINES, Ac. Ana men an oooub remaining in store. All must and will be closed oat to-day. I iwi i CUPNLY & MORRIS, j . I. ; .-v . i Anct'ra, anqr 24-lt - f-t-4 o t ii : - 1 . Corn, Meal and Hay. OA Art Bash CORN, . . AJJJ I t -if ! r: Kf( Bash Water-Ground MEAI 200 aug 3l-tf I Bales A No. 1 TIMOTHY HAY, I For sale by EERCHNEK & C ALDER BR03. Flour, Sugar. Coffee,&c. " 600 BUs FLOUR 811 grades, BMs CAROLINA RICE, ' 50 B4 SUQAK' i 1 Bags COFFEE,! For sale bv ' ang24-tf KHECHNER & CALDER BROS. Glue. Glue. Glue. 100 Bbls GLUE, ; rot saic oy i aug 24 tf. ; KKRCHNER A CALDER BROS ' ; CLpTHING-r IS BEING SOLD BY US VERY LOW. SOME FOR CELOW COST. ! i !'! 1 ; - ; f'"- ) r i i : MUNSON & CO., ang 24-tf ; Clothiers acd Merchant Tailors. Fur ' and Wool Hats! STRAW 'AND LINEN HATS !:'!!' 'II'' I LADIES", SILK PARASOLS !! 1 : t . I i i i " At j HARRISON & ALLEN'S. 1 i ' ' i I i ;l : I t I i ang ,4-tf : ! City Hat Store. 29 Front at. General Agency OF THE i M ' i American Cotton Tie vCemD'y Limited, 47 Carondclct Sti, STew Orleans, Islana. To Merchants i and Others Whom it ; A lur-. n '- -.- ) LEASE TAKE! NOTICE. ! THAT WHEREAS there are being offered for Fale In ycur locality rAcnno nrt KnAn.oJ Kb ,a -Twin JTViM-rtw. Pti. nrTtft buckles having an ODen slot throosh one bar of the buckle leading into a mortise. We caution you not to make use or nor sell any such Ties, either with new Bocklee and Bands, Or so-called second-hand Buckles in combination with new or pieced Bands,' unless bought from or through our duly authorised agents. ! . -' i! I " f . - Our Ai row and-other Open Slot Buckles for seve ral years have been sold and stamped "Licensed to use once only." . i ' i j our attorneys are instructed to bring suit against all persons violating our patent rights. i For The American Cotton Tie Company; Limited. ; . F. COOK, General Legal Agent, j i ''ii. . f ..' j New Orleans, La, t3Our Agents in North Carolina are I i j Ail; !. DEKOSSBT & UO., Wilmington. aug 3-DoawtOct l&W2m V:) nac . Th Groceries declined. : ! I i - A - . THE PRICES OF COFFEES HAVE BEEN RE DUCED & GTS PER LB. Coffee Roasted and Ground daily under my own supervision, and guar anteed PURE and FKiSH. i i : . Retail price of Flour reduced te conform with the low market.' Call and see me. Will price Goods at lowest possible living prices. ! ' . aU210-U i - dAJUJfS V. STtCVKNSOM. Favorite Flour. rjTHE ORIGINAL AND THE BEST : '. BRAND OF FAMILY. FLOUR sold in this market can be found only at our Stores, 5 and? North Front Street. I I CIIAS. D. MYEIIS & CO. aug SO-tfD&W ! " - j u, ; Bagging, Ties, Hoop Iron, &c 300 Wholis &nd HaU la bagginq. 1000 BmUes Pieced and Arrow TIES, 2 Tqm HO'OP IRON,' j . QQ Barrels GLUE, BUNGS and PAINT, : a . .. ! . ! . .;- . : .. j . ' ' j ' For sale by a ' ' j . ang 13-tf ! WILUAMS !ft MURCHISON. SADDLES & HARNESS P-"C I 'a Suil Hay'den & Gerhardt's, Third St. between Market and Princess. Another lot of SECOND-HAND MoCLELLAN SAcDLBS. i i ' t . augS-tf Hillsboro Military Academy, UHIaboro, N. C. THE FALL SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL "WILL OPttN JULY.31ST. Students prepared for any University or College. For Circulars apply to the rrlncitais. ! ! UAMlLTOr Sb JftOUSON. j :i3--itawamTu&S8t ' i - School Notice. The German-American Institute, : A - A ' J-: I ' in" ' Hire. K. L. Rneckert, Principal ' I i I ' . . I ' i - THE SRVENTH ANNUAL SESSION will begin, on MONDAY, OCTOBER Snd, with an efficient corps or 'l earners. si; ( aug i-3t TuThSu i i n: Administrator's Notice. THE undersigned having been appointed by the Probate Court of New Hanover county, as Ad ministrator upon the estate of Mrs. Catharina M. Tienken, deceased, hereby notifies all persons hav ing claims against his said Intestate, to present them to aim on or before : the 18th day of July, 1877, or this notice will be placed in bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to said intestate are hereby re quested to make immediate payment to the admin istrator. - ) i .: a . ; JOHN I1AAK, Jr., y JylS-law6w :v. Tu a a ,y Anniinlstrator. harf;aidridge Building, IN ' ADDITION TO? HIS 8Uit 'BUSINESS' OF BUILDING and REPAIRING HOUSES, the un dersigned Is prepared te contract for Driving Piling. BoildiBg and Repairing Wharves and Bridges, in or oat of the city, and far Bttilder'sWork generally. Orders may be left with Mr. John Dawson or MfRsrs JL H. McGarity Co. CmimaicathmBj3j mall will hava prompt attention. ?---jLz - J,- L-;a JrlodSnBatTa Th JOHN H. HaOTT ;v 5 Loll m 4 --..1 ;,1:-A ' WHOLE NO.'2, MISCELLANEOUS Notice. . I OFFICE TREASURER & COLLECTOR, A a A -J ;:: A- August 15th, 1876. - T .HE INJBNCTION IN THB 'niTvniSBi iTfal VING BE UN DISSOLVED, by the recent decision vi me cupreme uourt or north Carolina. NOTICE (IS HEREBY GIVEN lo all parties concerned, to call at this office and pay forthwith the balance one jon City Taxes for 1815 ; and If the same Is not paid ion or before AUGUST 25TH, (Instant,) I shall :ad rvertiee and sell such property, for City Taxes, with expenses thereon, as was enjoined by the late in junction, a T . O. BKRVOmh 1 j j aug 16-t35 h j S Treasurer and Collector,' d Cotton Ties, Flour, 3000 Bondle8 P0 TIES, j 3QQ Bolls BAGGING, ; ' 50 0 BWs flour fi0m new Wheat, Boxes MEATS, 'i' 150 BoxeB and Caddtes TOBACCO, BUCKETS, BROOMS, .' ; ; MATCHES, &c. " '''; " j A' . ' f : Forsalelowby BISFORD, CROW & Co. aug 17-tf . i j. . M Mosquito Netting.' TXTRA QUALITY ENGLISH LACE, f Al l iv. sv and 3 vnrds wtde. COMMON NETTING, Pink, Blue and White, -i Cheap at . HEDRlCB-'S. ' Grenadines. 1 ' PIECES m6rB OF THAT ' , Src IRON GRENADINES win De rcceivea w is.lJJNli.SJJ AY morning, i HEDRICK. Great Bargains; npHB GREATEST BARGAINS OFFERED IN JL. fLASS Of DUX GOODS. f - i S'OCK ALL NEW. II" 1 je 19-tfDiW - A HEDRICK. Falling ! Falling! Falling ! OTWITHSTANDING THE EXCEEDINGLY warm weather, the prices of mv ktjmmru WuiniBU continue to iau. j i , nitni.ri . . . . . ALPACCAS and LINENS at Heavy Discount V I A - A - - . .M:: 1 -. lONE HUNDRED White Marselllea VKST8 closed out at FIFTY PER CENT, less than the re-l guiar price. - i . A. DAVID. Merchant Tailor and clothier aag30tf 27 Market St, k Meats! Meats ! I A FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRY SALT AND lt. hMOKED SIDES and SHOULDERS. A small lot BRIGHT No. 2 HAM. . V ) , For sale by : HALL & PEARSALL. ang 15-tf Succesfors to Edwards & Hall. Crop of 1876. TAA BARRELS FLOUR, FROM NEW Wi EAT TbU V Every Barrel Warranted. For, sale at close fisures by HALL A PEARSALL. aug ls-tr Successors to fdwards & Halt: Water Mill MeaL v. . ANB CAR LOAD RECEIVED TO-DAY, FRESH r irrnn vikuima mm.i.s - v 1 an HALL & PEARSALL; aug 15-tf Succeosors to Edwards Hall . - : Jno. W. Gordon & Bro.v GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. No. 24 NORTH WATER ST. . "O EPRESENTING OVER i FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS ASSETS I . : J - " ... - ' - . -t'i. U .! Insure all classes of Town and Country Property, at rates as low as thete of any good Company. Sole Agents for the popular RESERVE PLAN pf the METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COM PANY of New York. ' Also issue ORDINARY LIFE and ENDOW MENT POLICIES, -I. For SECURITY and PROMPTNESS our Agency cannot be surpassed by any in the United States.' ang!8-tf -.; . ; ' , . ... : ;1 ' Sundries. Sundries. SWEET AND SALT SNUFFS. ' ' A TQBACCO SMOKING AND CHEWING various Grades and Brands. Large and ample stock to select from. j FLOUR various Brands "Galloway," "Bonton," 1 "Onr Own," "Baker's Choice," Bounty," -i ! "A.&V.Fancy,"4c&c. i . MEAL WATER MILL DAILY GROUND. CORN, HAY. MEATS, PORK, LARD, BUTTER. i BEEF, LIQUORS, FISH. CIGARS, NAILS. GLUE, BUNGS, PAINT, HOOP IRON, TIES, CANDY, SOAP, CASTOR OIL, . ' PAIN-KILLER, LAUDANUM, PAREGORIC, ES- . Sivncua, jn u i-ausus, Bf ici, WOODEN WARE. . A : S " -A r f. ' i CHEESE Small Boxes for Summer Trade. AND EVERY ARTICLE USUALLY KEPT IN A j WHOLESALE GROCERY. ! &Givc us a call or order direct to ' t ADRIAN Si. TOLLERS, aug lE-if . Corner Dock aud Front Streets. iFlour, Bacon, &c. ! QQ Bhls FRESH FLOUR, all grades, ' ' j fQ Boxes BACON, Sides and Shoulders, ; :"' 2QQQ Bush Prime White CORN, , I . ! QQ Bales choice EASTERN HAY, ., QQ Bbls DISTILLERS' GLUE,. 500 New BaltimreSPIKIT casks 1 : Bags COFFEE, ' r ' 1 'I Boxes TOBACCO, 'I -! Snuff, Soap, Lye, Candles, ' t i . Crackers, &c, Ao , f or sale by ' i aug 20 tf WORTH; A WORTH, I ; Just Out. i : - , QRIPP3, THE CARRIER V ' .J . - . A Woodland Tule By R. D.Blackmore, r JOSE 1UP.QUAND, ; - , By Ellice Hopkins. Just received and for sale at . ,': .... . -, . . . I I i ' ''.( HEINSBERGER'S i -Live Book and Muric Store. aug30-tf Houlson's Pure Soapf; SUPERIOR TO ALL' OTHER SOAPS, FOR GE neral Familv and Lanndrv use. , . .. -Lt -. ' It will save labor and clothes ; last longer, wash more, and in proportion cost less than any other i-..- For sale only by. CHAs.'Drirraiis & co.:? j angM-tfDW a a:,, 6 and 7 North Front Bt aTcys.,..i.i.i....,..i,.;..... Sf onweefc.l..ii.i..5..i.v.... 9 St Two weeks.. Thpeeweeta,.,.'.!.;,......- M One month.. 8 Or Twomo&tlia..........'............l& Of TUWontha..U"f........1 W Six months.. ........i. ...86 OP One rer....-..i................-.U6 M tVContract AdvertisemeBta taken at cropet ttonately low rate. 1 - J ' T -:;; - . : - Five Squares estimated as a quarter-column, as (3 tea sqeares as a halr-coirnjwp. . j..- ' .r. j? .', A -c If t U MISCELLANEOUS. ;i j. j Edgewbrth School, Nov 59 Franklin Street, Baltimore K&. lrFW1 FRENCH ' BOARDING t AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, j Mrs. Hl?. LBFEBVRE, Principal. jThe " Scholastic 'Tear beslas THURSDAY, SEPT. Slstt For Circulars apply to the ! 4 ' UP TO ' ARB OUR: rs,Tobacc6. AND i-4-.Tl Til l.Am A:: SJHOKIiXG ARTICLES ':.:,.f'A:.f "',.! r'M'::';?4 ..-'A. ; )- Wmoney's worth, but be sure and pay over .the counter, unless you have deposits with. I D PIGOTTV aug 13-tf j TOBACCONIST. j i Sale of Eeal m 6 Mer Horte BY VIRTUE OF AND IN ACCORDANCE j with the provisions i of a certain Indenture of J mortgage, made by William A. Cu aiming sad bis wife, hereinalter referred to, the undersigned, as the Attorneys of "The Real Estate and Loan Aato. elation." or Wilmington. North Carolina, will, on SATURDAY, the 26 TH DAY OF AUGU8T NAXT. at 13 o'clock, M., at the 4DoarTHoue door, m the City of Wilmington.. cause to be. sold, by Public Auction, for cats, the PARCEL OF LA ND.'belng the same which was conveyed by said mortf acora te "The Wilmington North Carolina Life Insurance Company," by indenture of mortgage, dated July 8th. 1873, and registered In the proper : office In Book P. P P., at page 878 and following, situate In the city of Wilmington, in the county of Mew Ha nover, and described as follows t Beginning in the Western line of Third Street 133 feet South of Ann Street, thence Westwardly parallel with Ann Street -105 feet, .thence Southwardly parallel with Third Street 66 feet, thence Eastward ly parallel with Ann ' Street 165 feet to the Western line of Third Street, and thence Northwardly with said line of Third Street 66 feet to thei beginning. T j i ' ? V f I'' l WRIGHT & BTiDMAN. jeg5-tds j 'j.. ; ;-jV ;,A:, t-.! Attorneys.: '; Sale or Mum ' City Property. T i r ' h J3Y VIRTUE OF THE POWER OF SALE CON. tained In a certain Indenture of mortgage, made by Thomas B. Carr and Caroline N. Carr his wi'e, to Susannah Marks, deceased, bearing date the 30th dayiof March, 1873, and recorded in the Register's office of New Hanover county, in. Book "G.G.G." at pages 181,183 and 183, the undersigned, as Attor ney of Thomas H. Howey. executor of the last will and testament of the raid Susannah Marks, dee'd.. will expose to sale, by public auction, for cash, on MONDAY, the 11TH DAY of SEPTEMBER, 1876. at 13 M at the Court House door. In the said City -of Wilmington.! in the County of New Hanover, auuoutie or norm l arouna, tne ionowing J-u r, PIECE cr PARCEL OF LAND. Ivinr and situate in the City of Wilmington, County of New Hano ver, and State of North Carolina, and bounded and described as follows : Beginning in the l'atern line of Second Street, between Market and Dock Bireets. seventy-tnree (is) reettrom where the fart 1 ern line of Second btreet is Intersected by t e Southern line pf Market Street, tunning thence Southwardly along the Eastern line of becond istreet fifty-seven (57) feet, thence Eaetwajalyi and parallel with Market Street seventy (70) feet, thence North- ' wardly, and" parallel wits Second Street fifty -seven (57) feet, thence Westward! v. and parallel with Min ket Street seventy (70) feet, to the Eastern line of Second Street the Meginning. i sv . j The Building on said premises contains three commodious and elieible Stores, and three conve- ment Tenements above.' v Af If I 1 X1 ! ' I MARSDEN BELLAMY. ang 10-tds Attorney. 1 uiaer 4a ii - s. Cider Hills. UTCHINSON'S FAMILYi At r i'' -vi:W ' ."'' Hi Ujl '!-" ' i: : CIDER MILLS, i n mui cingic ana uoame. For sale at Very Low Figures, i 1 at the New Hardware Store of GILES MURCHISON. i TN STORE AND: TO PLANTS EAGLE STEAM, I- v - mjrnfiff t. A-' UiTJUrlUSlE, I ' : VACOtrSTS'S FANCY, . i;,5;rw?a -r-'-.-vj r f't-i' acd HAVANA . -1 jt ,. A: We can reco&unebd and wi'J guarantee the above oraaasof riour as neing rresn ground and made from new wheat. ; - ---t "i ' - ; --ji. .' i ; -j. For sale by - ' A, -J ! . aug 13-tf A- WILLIAMS MURCHISON. -4-H : United ' States at, America--C. F. Tlislriot or Nortb Carolina. JESSE J. NKWBOLD, Variaer, y Ik AnxnuLvr. ts. iM a i- f .-jror seaman's Schooner W. J. Potter and her V wages ; - amount a- ' tackle, apparel and forni- $373.38-100: 13th , :ture, r j 4-:.:j iAAA,f..t?: 1 August, 1876., a A; To Vbom It HIST Ctoeero. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN OBE dlence to a monition to me addressed, under the Eeal of the District Court of the United States for Cape Fear: North Carolina; dated the 12th 1 August, 1876, and the provisions ot law In such cases, 1 have I mtmtm :A ' X . : Jl ! s. auge-tf i I: - j F I oil Flour.; ARRIVE-; A;. -i ..f V . ..p.r : t-7 , V :Ai AA A'i,,: i JSiNXJSUrlUSlE, f ! this day anacnea ana seizea tae Am. ncnooner, w . i a -J. Potter, her tackle, apparel and! furniture, and - Jf t . ' detain and koldthe samem my custody,, untu.the A; ' further order of said District Court, i if h y The monition aforesaid i founded on aa Injerma tion filed by Jesse 3, Casaiday, Esq., Circuit Court Commissioner, in the office of the Clerk of the Dis- -trtct Court aforesaid,- eertlfyiBgt'to said Clerk that there-is sufficient cause of complaint whereon to found admiralty procesSTn the above caase, and for the amount above specified t Now, therefore, all . persons claiming: the, same, or knowing, or having the authority' to ear. why the property and thing .aforesaid,; should not be" condemn d, and sold in - pavment r the said MaflBet's wagepjare lieteby notifled to be and appear before the' said Court, ., heia in ana tor tse uistrtctaroresaur, on tne rirvi Monday afuriho Fourth Monday tn October nexr, at U o'clock In the forenoon of that day. If the tame .hall be m day of Jurisdiction.' otherwise on the next day of jonsttietioji thereafter, then and there toln- terpose aveiauawroc me same, ana mms. ineir aiieea- Hon t tast.Bi.!ftiiLw u any, to ine comtrjrx t LL, U.. . - -ix; Erpufy. ProcuiK. , Enwisn Castwwx, I j.'I (t- i 1 ?t . Bottled j Lasrer t Beerj J AND PINEST. EVER, BEOUGBT OTTB IrUITWSH SAT.l! OF r IT' SPBAKS. Vfl5 ; ,1- '- V '.11 - : A ... iv, .. JTSKLF, P R E S II Georgie'&aijCcdfish. a ivoine ns . Cooked Cacl Heats, - - ' . - A.': ! . . ! t .1 . i : -::,A"if, -.'i '.. jrk. J.'-r-.-...i.- ... . t '--'Y- naata vvwcsw A ! a : i . Fresli Gronnd New ft Process Flour. for sale Only by' GeEprflI III mm I J. .' 1 .-'3 tl . i '!;. ' J i mm Am" Mm III mm Mi: V - i :. 4 ' 1 1