lis HOBimiG STAB
I
;: : i.: .: -'f:--v:7;-'tj',f-v
Alii OF B0B8CBIPTJO IK ABTAKCE: j !
.m rvnofjice naid '. . S7 00
ope ?. l y "r-i - -.159
Three mofAB(( .. 4 - J 1 00
0nem?nw. delivered to any part of the
' ToC7in cwtt P week.) Our City igenteare
llty;5tfcSld to collect for inore than 8 month in
MORNING EDITIt)N.
OlTfctiMiS. .! '., j!
At Nice, Italy, nitejmen were killed in a
Jinyi on the United' States '.vesse!
iVdA'rt before order waa restored. 4--Fairbaliks'mfljorityinj
Vermont only 23,-o-3
j One of thje or folk wrecking
looners- has ; gone jishore af Hatteras;
farPd Id be lost. 4 f- Turks defeated and
. Jnt nn tv Montenegrins. . - New
,iiY cut upty Montpnegnns,
York markets :, uoia,
l i .1 a I An 1
109i110; cotton,
ii 9-16bll ceDtsi 8Dirta turpentine, 32i
tCDs; fosiDlWi.
70.
0ETTBKj TIMES.
rivil of Baiieeu lit Tlaaeac hniedi.
( jNew ioj-Muics.j
llfirst rayT of liglit after the long
elooiiifof business affairs. breaks out
where Was the greatest: darkness in
Massachusetts; ; There is no doubt
that that State has suffered more in
its productive interests than j any
I otheri j Times have Ibeen harder in
I legion or Lowell than New York or
Philadelphia. Mill after mill j has
piled its' storehouses full of goods for
which there was no demand. Corpo
rations have broken down whose pro-'
; perty seemed the best investment in
The CommoQ wealth. The wealthy
'classes; have suffered greatly from
these disaster?. :Uttjera nave never
; r-covered from'the great fire, and no
niauhtthe lossts from this calamity
nve4H'ii distributed, oVer a number
nf vears. Operatives have been
iiii.H.o' live on im
eir savings
miness of every kind Was been mate
r ilW iiileriuutetl. It would seem that
in citww and woolens the Massachu
setts mill have got beyond the de
' mantl of the countryi and that noth-.
iug bat a cessation of j he usnal supply
would se) wheels going again. The
c iange; begins in the great product of
tne State, cheap cottons, which have
I adraiioed in some cases nearly ; fifty
percent. The, mills are. at work
as:ain, and new corporations are being
founded from old. The. manufac
turinsr stocks are advancing in value,
ami a movement of activity is per-
ceptible through all
he business of,
! Boston: The simple
explanation is
."that, ko far as calicoes and cheap cot
i tons are concerned, people ha ve econo
mized as far as they) ?an, and have
consumed their savings in this direc
tion, !aud now must have a! new
supply; The stock oh hand has been
; largely used up, sq that new goods
' must be made. : Cotton mannfacture
begins; this caasesj a large; body of
operatives to be able to demand more
' products and so janother wheel is
; moved, and the whole machinery of
trade and production "set in 'motion.
Alerrlinon and DavU. i t
IRnlpiirh Rpntinol 1 I ' i !
, L o" t-- j . . i I f
Jude Merrimon. made a splendid
speech j Thursday, two hoars and a
half long, to a large assemblage of
people at Pittsboro. j i Hon. Joe Davis
also spoke. : Both gentlemen had the
undivided attention of the crowd,
and there was a great; deal of good
feeling displayed among men of. all
parses and shades and colors, j Thert
h as much of the centenuial at worll
iii old, Chatham's - bones as in any
.-mother J- section of the' State and Mr. j
."Davis was told' by several ood iudges
he would run ahead of the Headen
' vote in that county.
Mrs. filton supports herself by,
giving mnsic-lessons She' lives in a:
quiet vray in . Brooklyn with her
mother, and has no society tp speak
of. Bessie Tomer is in destitute cir
''nmstanees in the neighborhood of
New. York. She has the ability to
act as j teacher or governess, but her
services are not in demand. 1 M
; Hon.! Scott Lord, who looms up so
prominently for the Democratic
WuWnatorial j nomination in New
! iork, a Jaw partner of Senaior
Spirits Turpentine.
' -'J'He Tar
41 . ,i I . .
Uioer ! lieacon says
u i ih: j. Kiii,8.-.ni demolished
Judge Al-
viis,jii ait llarlhUl'4 blVr-
r D - Kecentlv MrJ, S B. . Spenill, of
leg broke.. 4 ; . n
. Mr- Justin Botb weli, a former
itizert o( Pennsylvania, but for some time
J;"' a resident 1 of Guilford, died at his
a"me. on Saturday laslJ of typhoid fever,
Tjr River 1 JSeacowA LTyfrell
iw!,lJtwjl1 Siv the! JJemocracy 400 roa
i,';. y ! 'lie l"1 will have uo county
uck,V ' I Vi! --r
v ,7" e emocfatio nominee in
fIL c!luyfsrlh Se'naie is J. B. Stickney.
.oert ArMoye ahd Samuel Quinerly are
miaecs for the House) t .; Hu:
tr T 0f lhe improvement of Middle
v shv. or' Hyde county, the Newtonian
J: The "Cyclops") dredger has already
can&l frm the sound, a distance of
wt six hundred, land fifty feel inland.
1, 1 "!" at work cutting a channel out
duiL of e'ght feet; of water in the
reS' W?'C.U point Vf is expected she.wilt
riim" v in November if no unforeseen
" Wn ,K - ar,8e- The1 land cutting has
pr'lVruugbabed of stiff! clay below the
uen-pw i r111011' I insures a perma
b I X in,and ork which need not
hrpr. u-. : wr. uaksmitb thinks a
inr frnould be built by the govern
more p. wlU Bot our giving a
reanrf nded description of the work at
i,crnt' but we will I merelv state that the
' from a enterPnsQ contemplates a channel
iocLl!ep Wdtei" in Pamlico Sound to. and
of Mij cana' d basin near the town
'uuieioti
-;Scuppeniongs are getting1 to be
t "".ui in market, and retail at 85 cents a
VOL. XVIII.--.-NO. 146.
- NEW ADVEKTIiSBDIENTS.
M. Tatlou For rent. :
A. Hasiiagen For rent.
. John Dawson Grass blades.
J. R. Davis For rent or lease.
B. F. Mitchkli, & Son New flcmr. !
German pic nic Wednesday evening.
Hamuson & AU.EN Fall style jhats.
Munson & Ck). Fall stock of clothing.
S. H. Fishblatk New 6tock dry goods.
J. W. Gordon & Bro. Inauran.ce card.
, Binford, Crow &:
Cot First-class grp-
ceries. j
. b w r
vjiijlesik JJiTjRCnisON To country
mer-
chants. . ; i . - !: ' . . .
. v Meeting St. George and St. Andrew's
Society, v';.-4;. . jj :V: ; j.: j!-
WilIiams & Murciiison-4 Baton, bag
ging, ties.&c. I ,
Kkrchner & C alder j3ros. Molasses,
salt, powaer, Hour, &c.
Loeal Data.1
' . Nothing
from Savannah last
night in regard to the fever, j "
Officer, Bender, of the police
force, has been made a health Officer.
- A juvenile Athletic blub is in
pr&cess ot organiz ition among the. bovs.
" Everybody is on the qui vive
to hear Senator, Ransom Tuesday bight.
-: - onenii iuann
tng
has! been
ab-
sent from the city for
a week qr two past.
' The Savanna
the yellow fever ut
ered. ,1 ''
: ! -- " 'i
- All quiet at
) refugee, who had
Columbia has recov-
1
Charlestbn
at last
accounts, though some trouble was antict-
pated there Irtst night.
The notorious : 1'hilhs
colored was sent to Lhe County
yesterday. ' ' - ; ' . !
- i- I :
Moot e,
Hospital
Passengers passing; through
from Savannah report the city as wear
ing avery gloomy appearance.
i i- - ;.i i .- , : . !
There were four interments in
Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery
for the
past week-f-one adult! and three children.
! ? ' i ' ! t t
The usual Sabbath services may
be expected at the Fifth Street M. K Church
to-day. ;:. . ;:;; . ; ::,;;:; j f
Rev. Stepman Black will preach
in the- Second Presbyterian ' Cbc rcb this
morning at 11 o'clock. ;
We learn that ,the proposed col
ored excursion to Columbia to-morrow will
take place after all, but the one from Co
lumbia to this place has been abandoned.
There were no police arrests
Friday or Friday night, and consequently
no session of the Mayor's Court yesterday.
morning, i . j. . . -- .. "
There have been? two interments
in Bellevue Cemetery since our last report,
one an adult, aged 66 years, aha tne other;
a child, aged 15 months.
.. :: . : i
Many absentees are returning
home, having come to the conclusion that
it is healthier in Wilmington j than else
where.
An excursion train
goes to
Whitevule to-morrow morn in
leaving
Union depot at 8 o clock. Senator Ransom
will speak there during the day.
Southerly winds, ' sta
lonary
temperature, lower pressure, and occasion-
al local rains, are the predictions
section to day. 1 f
for this
The market house, (and thai
... . .
portion of the street between at and the
wharf, should have at thorough cleansing
about once a week. : ." .; .1; '-'-f j
r j 1
The County Commissioners took
a recess from Friday" evenih
r ' until
te
- .... 1
morrow evening. Nothing of
nterest be-
yond the revising of the jury list has trans
pired since our last report. , f t '
The receipts of, tar and turpen
tine are very light just now, partly in con
sequence 01 the lowness of the river ana
partly owing to the fact that farmers are
. ... . . , ' .'" I fi :' '; - .
ousy.iaKing ioaaer. t
Columbus Superior Court meets
at Whiteville to-morrow.. It is supposed,
however, j that no business will be trans
acted until Tuesday, as ben. Ransom is io
address the people there Monday.
Fifteen person from Savannah,
on their way North, passed through yes
terday morning. They were not allowed
to come within four hundred yards of the
depot, but were supplied with their break
fast at the stopping place, j .
John Statelier, colored, of this
city, convicted of larceny at the late term
of the Superior Court of Brupswick, and
who took an appeal to tne oupremo uoun,
has eiven the necessary bond and: been re
leased. .; . -.:;..wyv iy-.y. .uaAT. ;X:
V A correspondent' at JMt. Q
tve
informs us that ' one Morrisey,"
. : . I .
from
Goldsboro, visited that' place, recently and
organized a band of "Never Meets," which,
he lls of the opinion, is only - another
noma rvi 1 1t 1 TTo 1 rrt TlnaniA 'I
t As j will jbe seen
ment, our German "friends
bykadvertise-
propose ' having
a Pic-Nic on Wednesday evening next, at
the Wilmington Gardens, consmencing at 8
o'clock A- good timiseipeeted, Ali
Germans" respectfully invited. L'i i
i' V&plI:isWeiy$ Presiderit,
requests us to state that; there , will be a
meeting of the-V Fifth Ward Democratic
Club at the Hinton school hojlise, on 'Fifth
street, to-morrow evening at S o'clock; -Important
business will be transacted, and a
full attendance is desired.
WILMINGTON,
Oar cnurcnea To-Uay. j ' i -''
!Pari8hes of St. James and St. John
Tjiirteenth Sunday after Trinity. ' Joint
services. - Morning Prayer at St. James at
II a m. Evening Prayer at St. John, kt 5$
pjm. ' ;
Services at St. Paul's (Episcopal) chtirch,!
corner of Fourth and Orange streets,, as fol
lows: Services at-11 a. mM and 8 p. m:i
Rev. T. M. Ambler, Rectoi. Seats free. J j
; St Paul's : Evang. j Lutheran Church, 1
corner of 6th and Market streets, Rev; G.
D. Bernheim, pastor,! German service at,
ltalm. - Sunday school at 5 p. m. No sei-
vice at night. . I . i
'pont Street M. E. Church (South), cor-
(f "Prrtnt. nnrl Wolnnt otroota. Ttotr T TP.
ner
Maan, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8
p. ra. Sunday school at 4 p. m. Prayer
pieeting Wednesday night at" 8 o'clock.;
Young Men's Society, I Friday night at 8
b'ciocs. j.:f (' I ' I::. .!--:- ;
j Fifth Street Methodist E.' Church (South),
pituated on Fifth, between Nun and Church
streets: Rev. J. M, Rhodes, pastor.J Sev-
vices at .11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath
School at 9i a. m. Prayerj meeting Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock, i !
Frst Presbyterian Church, corner Third
ana; orange streets: llev, Jos. iv W uson,
D. P., Pastor. Prayer meeting at 11 a. m
Second Presbyterian Church, corner of
; Fourth and, Campbell streets. Kev. C.
M. Payne, Pastor, Services at llj a,',mj
Jand! 5p, m, j Ssbbath School and Bible
Class at 4 p.im. Prayer meeting Wednes-i
day! at 8 p. m. Seats free. j
. Second Baptist Church, on 6th, between
Church and Caslle streets. Services at 11
o'clock, a. ml, and 8 o'clock, p. m.", Rev.
J. P. King olhciating. ' Sabbath School at
3 o'clock, p. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. jYoung men's prayer
meeting Wednesday eyenihgV I I I:
St. Thomas' Church; on Dock, between
Second and Third Streets. Rev. Father
White, officiating clergyman. First Mass
at 7 o'clock a. in. Ilieh Mass at 10.80 a. mj
Baptism at 4.30 p. m. 1 Vespers and Bene
diction at 5 o'clock, p.! m.
Services at St Mark's (colored) Episcopal
Church, corner 6th and Mulberry t streets.
Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity. Morning
Prater at 11 o'clock. hiEvening Pjrayer at
8 o'clock, i i
First Presbyterian Church, (colored), 8th
t - .- f,
and Chesnut Streets. Rev. D. J. Sanders,
pastor.
Preaching at 11 o'clock, ft. m. and
Sabbath school at 9 o'clock, a. mj
8 p. :m,
First Baptist Church, colored, On Fifth
and .Campbell streets. Sunday School at 9i
a. rd.; preacmng at 1UJ a. ru., 3 pi, m. and
7i pi m. . Rev. F. R. Howell, Pastor. I 1 1
Trinity Chape); M. E. Church, 7th and
Brunswick streets, ReV. Z. T. Pearsall, Pas
tor. Services at 11 o'clock, a. ra., 3 p. m.
and 7 p. m. 1 Sabbath School at D a. m. I
Ebenezer, Baptist Church (colored), 7th, J
between Uranee and Ann streets. W. Ii.
Banks, pastor. . Services at 10 a. m., 3 p.
m., and 8 p. m, j
Democratic Meeiliis la Harnett
Towualilp Organization of m Club.
; A! large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at Humphrey's ir Harnett township,
in this county, yeslerc ay. j . . j j
The meeting was cajlled to order by Cap
tain! Lewis Pearce, County; Commilteman
for that township. ,: j K ; j. ,!
AiTilden, Vance and Waddell Club was
then organized, with! the: following om
cers: . j ; . I ;
President Chas. b Futch
. First Vice President, John Ennett
Second Vice-President Garrett Walkdr.
I Secretary A. A. Moseley.
, Working Committee John A
Odham,
C. M. Bonham, T. B. Karney, Jps
Kerr,
Wm. M. Shepherd, j
; The meeting was then addressed by Jno-
L. Holmes, Esq., John II. Cuifrie, Esq.,
Mr. J. N. Hinton and Major C. W. Mc
Clammy, ; jj
T A! great deal of interest
was manifested,
and a determination evinced by
all to use
every effort in the present "catopaign; to
promote the success
form. : I -
of
the party of Re
BramwIcK Nem, i '
? The Republicans of Brunswick held the;
Township Convention at Smith ville on
Friday evening. John L. Wescott, who
presided , j tendered ' his resigns ion as a
member of the Township Executive Com-,
mittee.. : . ;: :. i
siP. Swain, Wm. I Brown, co ored, and
S C. Smith,. ! colored j wlere elected dele
gates to tiie County Convention.' ; ' -T ;
After the appointment of an Executive
Committee the Convention adjourned, j
Wallace Styron,.Esq.,of Lockwood's Fol
ly, died at Smith ville on Thursday morning
last,1 at 2 o'clock, of pneumonia and billions
fever. Mr 'Styron -has for several years
been an active member lof the Board of
Count v Commissioners, and by his mod-
erate and conservative course, as we learn
from a correspondent,' had ' made hosts of
friends in both parties. HisTemains were
conveyed to Lockwook's ' Folly j. Thursday
.evening. ;;:; :-yii 'M&-t.r
Bellslona Revival at Long Creek.
i We are informed by Mr. John M.? Briu-
son.j Clerk ot the Baptist1 Church at Long
Creek, Pender County, that the congrega--lion!
worshipping there have recently ; en
joyed a Very interesting and i' encouraging
revival of religion, resulting in the addition
of twenty-seven members to their numoer.
twenty-three by baptism and four by resto
ration. T Of this number ten were females
and seventeen males,; being of the young
Flak Ralalnsaud Spealclnfl: in Bladen.
: ; There wUI be a pole and flagjrising at
White1' Hall, " Bladen boun ty, ; on. : Friday
next, the 15th inst.and Mr. : J. X Macks,
,of this city- with ' perhaps othershas re
ceived and accepted 'an: iavllation; to ad-
dress the Tilden, Vance and Waddell Club
at that place on the occasion. -.
NJ C, SUNDAY,; SEPTEMBER 10. ,1876.
Still atXarge. .-; ::; 4H;ri;; . .ihu'lf n
- :t .11- t .- t j 1
We mentioned a report some weeks since
that Jerre Forbes, who! was lately sen
tenced by the Superior pourt of this coun
ty to ten years' confinement in the State
penitentiary,! had been seen at large in this
city. We have since heard frequent re
ports to the same effect A party here,
who was confident of bis presence in Wil
mington,, recently communicated , with
some of theauthoritie at "Raleigh, with a
view' of! ascertaining hiw he came to be at
large, &o. : He received a reply to th ef
fect that Jerre had escaped some time pre
viously, and that the .immense sum of, ten
dollars, with expensesj would be paid for
his delivery. Since then! nothing, further
has! been' heard abouii the ! matter, bujj we
hear that the irrepressible dealer in poul
try ."breathes still the pure air of liberty."
An! Ox Drowned. I ..-.-'-ri :-;!-
A few days since la yoke of oxen, at
tached to a cart, were halted at the ferry at
Hilton to await the coming of the flat, and
in the meantime the driver, leaving the
team in care of another man, went off a
short distance. The oxen started fori the
water to slake their thirst and were 'soon
beyond their depth, the man in whose care
they were left discovering' the fact when it
Was too late. The vehicle, being intended
for hauling timber, was of very heavy ma
terial, and soon had the oxen submerged.
The driver was summoned, who plunged
f the oxen from the yoke in time to
11
save
his life, but the other was drowned be
ore
hi could reach him. i 1
Tlieittiomeier Uecord.
The following will show the state of .the
llwtrmAmfitAr - nttlio 'ctdtinne monfmniid ot
4.3 yesterday, evening, Washington mean
time, as ascertained from the daily bulletin
. 1 1 i " i r.
issued from the Signal Office in this city:
Au U8ta,,...:...,93
Cairo, 4.:.. ...... 89
Charleston, ......90
Montgomery,.
Nashville,. . . .
New Orleans,
New Y"ork,..
Norfolk,.
Pittsburgh, . .
Punta Rassa, .
Savannah,... .
Shreveport, . .
St. Louis,. . ; .
St Marks,. ..
Vicksburg,...
Wilmington,!
.80
.91
,85
.70
.77
L75
,86
,91
.81
.89
.88
.88
.95;
Cincinnati.. .. . . . .80;
Corsicana, . .... . .97!
Fort Gibson.! . ,.. 81
Galveston, ... . . . .90
Indianola, .......86
Jacksonville, . . . ..88
Key West........ 87
Knoxville .87
Lynchburg,.. . . . .8Q
Memphis, .80
Mobile, 1... 9
A. settie-r,
To show that our candidate for Governor
is a long ways in ad-Vance of Settle, we
give the result of a jvote taken on the Cen
tennial excursion train which left here on
Wednesday evening, forwarded by a Star;
correspondent, as follows: r iv
On the Cars, Danville, VJL,
j j j September 8th.
Dear; Star: A vote was taken on the
train to-day, which resulted in VaBce
getting 318, Settle 7. The (ladies did not
vote, but of? course are: ail; for Vance.,
About six hundred on excursion; all well.;
Respectfully,! I
I KXCTTRSrnNIST
n : t
Wilmington Retail market.
The "following prices ruled yesterdays
Apples, (dried) 12i tents per pound; dried
peaches-' 25c per pound; walnuts, 25 cents
per peck; pickles,
1
20 cents per
dozen;
3040
lard, 1
cents pei pound ; cheese, 20 cents per pound ;
grown fowls 6570c a pair; spring chick
ens from 20 to 30 cts a pair: geese $1 50 per
pair; beef 10llic,
perpound;beef, (corn
ed) 12i15c. per pound; veal, 1216c.
per pound ; mutton, 12 J1 5 cts. per pound 5
ham, 1516 cts. per pound; shoulders, 12J
14 cents per pound ; tripe, au cts. per nuncn ;
clams, 25 cents a peck; open clams?2025
cents a quart; soup bunch1, 5. cts; eggs, 20
25 cents a doz; sturgeon, 25 cts. a chunk
(5 lbs); potatoes, new Irish, 50c a peck; fish,
trout 25c4 per bunch; mullets 1025 cents
per bunch; turnips, 10 cento a bunch on
ions, 10 cents a quart; cabbages 520
cents a head; bologna, 20 cents a pound;
ban-lev. 5 cents a bunch: carrots. 5 cents a
J , " j, I - 1 i, ;. . ii ii
pbund; rice 1020c a quart; crabs 15 cts
dozen ; apples ao40cts per peat ; eouna
oysters 20 cents a quart ; cauliflower, 10
25 cents; celery, 25 cents per;; bunch;
beets 50 cents a peck; tomatoes 5 cts per
quart; watermelons from 5 to 10 cts apiece;
stone crabs 30c a bunch; cider 2040 cts a
gallon; peaches 3540c a peck; scupper-
nong grapes o cts a quart . . ; 1 1
Tne Grand Rallir TneadaT Nlsut
' Capt John L. Boatwright has been ap-jl
pointed Marshal for the meeting Tuesday!
night. He will select pis own aids and form
the procession on the arrival of the ward
clubs at the Market House. i J jj
! The arrangement at the stand will be un
der the direction of the Third Ward Club
Mr. JU H. JJowaen, i resiaenu
M
Prayer. i ' , '1
A friend sueeests that prayer be offered
in our churches to) day for our afflicted sis
ter city, Savannah, and that our own; city
be kept and preserved from disease.' ! .
B1VEU
ANU VIJIRINE ITEMS.
, .:. : I JI 3 ai'i f is "f
t i i ue : river ; is saiu i u
( I r.ii . ' ' J 1,.
at as low a
point at this time
; I k- ' t. .- ,
the summer. .
as it has reached during
The ; schooner. '.Joseph JSoUther Watts,
sailed from Philadelphia for thia port on
the 6th inst
'It ;5
he Iiegister'of Ieeds - issued
three marriage licensee during the past
' i :.ri : . .. - j , i ! i
week, of which one was for a white and
two for colored couples.
:4 i
:Mi;.li
Aa voa billoas t Da voa .fepel rowar t. HaV
you the lueB'' l Take a doaepf Di;. Boll'f Vege-,
UbMiuuV'.'. . , j h -war- rvn -; -
, . ; , r
Latb Fafe as. To ilarrie News ' Stand, south
side Front Street, 'we are Indebted for copies, of the
New ; York fyfy&CMmtiey (jtorntr and Frank
'Lidlft mustraUd Kewgpecper tat thelcarrent week.
The Stand will remain 'open-until 11 'o'clock this
morning
tjsfir-t
1
1 ! .
".'P '-," - i !1 j lIISDir . J I''! I .
GORE At LUtle River. S.'t3.. On tha momlnEr of
the 6th instant, Mr. T.j W. GORE, aged about forty-
eeven years. . , i , i r - i. I j' i
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Rent.
p ..... I I :
i
THE STORE, corner of Fonrt.h and
Walnut Streets, p i i i
Also, the; desirable- DWELLING, next
au joining Fame, un ourcn street.
Terms moderate.
Apply to
septie-at ij
HASHAGEN.
I Guardian.
For Bent or Lease.
i. ), . . -'ii- .. I. - .1 ... I . - t . p.: i : i
That large and desirable STORE! under
i the National Hotel, on Front Street, now
occupied by Mr. Reuben Jones.: The
i store wiu e rentea or leasea ior a term
lof Tears.- i . -1 J I. f I i ii
For terms apply to f I J. R. DAVIS, i
sept 10-tf r I At the Purcell House, t
For Rent,
I I : - !( i !
f v j uvocaAUAV am t uuuAxjt a-a,wuuaM
situated on the South side of Campbell
Street,between Second and Third Streets.
Possession caa be given en the; 17th of
this month. i i -. ' in - i
Also. Middle STORE of brick row en North Wa
ter street, Detween unesnut and Mnioerry Streets.
Apply to;
MATTHEW P. TAYLOR,
sept 10-3t
i Princess tt.
S. H. FISHBLATE'S
25
Market Street,
p i 'i , in
OLD STAND OF
J. I. MACKS &
COi
YOU-WILL
FIND
i
An Entire New Stock of
DRY GOODS,
Ready-Made .Clothing,
- " ! - I . - . J -!!: I -
Hats, Shoes, Notions,
i ,
ozc.
Having purchased ray! Stock
at then
LOWEST
: ' ! -
CASH PRICES,
-1
I am
able to . offer
EXTRA i IND
tJCE-
JMHiJNTS to
CASH BUYERS, at
j. :. i 'I
RETAIL or
WHOLESALE.
ept 10-lt
i U .!
NEW FLOUR 1
! I. ill.:-.. I
NEW FLOUR !
NEW
FLOUR!
Special
Attention !
IS CALLED TO OUR
Superior
Quality !
-OF-
FLOUR, made from
MEW
WHEAT, and
always
FRESH GROUND, at
j NEBCHANT MILLS,
For sale at LOWEST PRICES, by!
B. F. 1TIITCHELL & SQN,
sept 10-2w
Proprietors.
1 i.tl' t ir'--;
:- ::!'1 . t
BacoD, Bagging,1 Ties; &c.
I Q Q Sacks SALT, Marshall's Fine and Lisbon
QQ Bushels Prime White CORN,
1 fl fi Boxes Dry Salt and Smoked BACON,
;1UU ; i i-- i -it,- 1 --.
QAA Whole and Half Bolls BAGGING, t
-j A A A Bundles Arrow and Spliced TIES,
j. j i v ' i r i i
i gQQ Barrels FLOUR, all grades,
1 .JJQ.Bags COFFEE, all grades
Barrels SUGAR, all gradeB,
OA A Barrels S. H. SYRUP,J,
; I ';!.--.., . - it-- - 1 . ;
ij Hhds CJhoice Porto Rico MOLASSES,
1CA Gross N. Y. and Swift & Courtney's '
lOXJ I'.. V":.,; :! i( MATCHES
tCA Boxes, SOAP, Toilet and Laundry,
JQ Boxes CANDLES,
- 7K Half Bbls and Boxes SNUFF,
: ir X. Boxes: TOBACCO.
-ALSO,-
In store Little River YARNS
Lake George, Lebt
;!:--',
anon A and Manchester SHEETING.
' i j " j For sale by'
sept 10-tf i WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
Sugar-House Molasses.
! ; 35Q Bb1s Sngar-House MOLASSES, I ,
.':-. '-.'For sale by : : I i L'-ik fs
seit 10-tf j j KERCHNER UALDER EROS.
Salt, Bagging and Ties.
O Art A Sacks LIVERPOOL SALT,
3'
i S A Rolls and Rolls Standard
! l-i.M; i i BAGGING,
Tons New ARROW TLBS,
-m 50
2000
Pieced
do
Lbs Bagging TWINE,
: i ' r- -;- ', is
For sale br i
i aug 27-tf
KBHOHNEK & C ALDER
BROS.
Oriental Powder.
J A A Kegs Rifle and Blasting POWDER,
! , OAA H Kegs No S and No. 3 Falcon i - -'
JbtJ j ; . Sporting POWDER,
5 H Kegs No. Ducking s t: w -i .
C. SHOT and CAPS:
! For sale by
sept lo tf . i KKRCHNER A C ALDER BBS
mm,
' 1 '800
1-5,:
ISugar : & Coffee.
bbls FLOUR, all grades,!
50
Bbls SUGAR,' ''v '".
ji. r-'-T ;-...:,ii--'f-
- ! Vor salebT i I1"
sept lQ-tf (KERCHNER & CALDER BROS.
iiiiin
fa ' a I f
WHOLE NO 2,845
NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.
German Pic-Nic
At
THE WILMINGTON GARDENS
ON
! 'I I ' - - r '.I . t -: !.
WEDNESDAY ; EVENING, the 3th inst., com
mencing at 5 o'clockL -I, i : a- I
:- - i i I ' v ir- ;y:r"f ' -V
I All Germans respectfully invited.! ;i
sept 10-tf j BY THE COMMITTEE,
Just Received, ii
'"--Hi I. - '- i , - K -'
fjms FALL ANDj WINTER BILK HATS, ' jj
I t AT4D ALAKGE ASSORTMENT OF
' ' FINE STIFF AND SOFT HATS, .
i At HARRISON A ALLEN'S.
sept 10-tf , , I City Hat Store, 29 Front st
St. George and St. Andrew's Society.1
R
EGULAK ! MONTHLY MEETING OF .THE
1 I : II ill " - I J 'i' .1 '- it, ' PI i .
St. George and St! Andrew's Society win be held
MONDAY Niifht. at R nV.rnrlr J In t.h Trull nmr
Mr. J. C. Mund'B Drus? Store. Third Street ' i i
eept 10-lt ; H. G. SMALLBONE8, Secr'y.
j Grass Blades. R
T eap hooks; snaths, 'grass tiootts
XVj SCYTHE STONES, DUTCH SCYTHES, FAN
MTT.T.S TCWTfn nTTTTWRS lln, o .o.w
ment of AMES' SHOVELS and SPADES, at the
Lowest Cash rices in the city, at the Old Estab
lished Hardware House ot JOHN DAWSON. ;
sept 10-tf ; 19. 20 and 81 MarketetreeL1
VERY SOON
OUR FALL STOCK
:.j' :--.'!: ..I.:
OF CLOTHING
. "'' l ' ' : ''(!:-:, ' : ! : - 'I : i : '
WILL BE OPENED. ; ! I
! MUNSON ft CO,
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, i
sept 10-tf
I Country Merchants.
A TTENTION t WHY DO YOU BUY YOUR
ii HARDWARE North, when you can bnv i so
much nearer home at the same firarea. anl find na
large an assortment at our House as you can any-
wnere, ana we ao not compel vou to oyersl
ru
receive our closest attention. !
sept 10 tf ; ; GILES ft MURCHISON,
Binford, Crow & Co.
A T THEIR NEW r STAND, CORNER PRIN
j. jk. cess ana water street., nave just received 1
A large lot NEW MACKRRRT, in kit, half hhla
and bbls, of prime quality, i - ; t
J V VUOS tTAMlljX LiAHU. i
i 50 bbls SEPTEMBER MULLETS, I '
I ISO ban SHOT. in 23 and 5 lb baps, the latter.
invu ounaies 'lies,
1300 rolls BAGGING.
6 OO bbls NEW FLOURJ
95 boxes C R SIDES,
Acholclet of CO K KICKS:
all grades.
Laguira, Rio, and Old
uuTeruinem tava m mats,
m. , . ?
Five and Ten Gallon Kegs of superior quality.- I !
Buckets. Brooms. Starch. Saan. inrli Tv Tnh:
i
Matches, and a general supply of First Clas Groce
ries, j- ii i i . j. sent 10-tf I
Hamburg-Bremen Fire In?. Co.
.or Germany. . p: ": i i;i
THE ONLY GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
iii I : : ' ' ' ' f -' -' ' A : ... -f.-"-p-
DOING BUSINESS IN AMERICA , I,
Assets over $2,250,000 Gold.
i If
!-
Rates of Losses to Premium Receipts in the Uni
ted States, for 1875, $28.62 to $U0. t :
Losses paid In United States, over $100,C00.
General Aeents.
sept 10-tf ;
24 North Water Street ;
Notice.
fpHERB WILL BE A MEETING OF THE DE
iJL mocratic Conservative Committee, for the Third
Congressional District, at the PUHCELL HOUSE,
In theTCity of Wilmington, at 10 o'clock, A. M., on
TUESDAY, 12th of September. It-is desired that
every member of the Committee be present.-1
i- ! I- I. i ; UiiAS. JO. STEDMAN.
;$ept3-td i i. ! -.. .In-- Chairman.'
Excursion Io Whiteville
A Chance
to ! near Hon. Iff. W.
Ransom ! ! ' : :
!A N EXCURSION TRAIN WILL LEAVE UNION
XIl Depot MONDAY, September 11th, at 8 A. M..
for WHITEVILLE, arriving there at 10 A. M. Re
turning, leave Whiteville at 4 P. M., arrive at Wil
mington at 6 P. M., affording all an opportunity to
attend the GRAND RALLY at that place on that
day. i p !' -i j - --' - i i ' . i i . ': -
I rare for the Round Trip only $2 OO '
1 Tickets for sale at Union Depot Monday motn
kg. ; :. ; ' ; ; '. s . i t ep9-2t .:
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Hisses Ke
neiy ml Hart, Principals.
rtHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
JL will begin THURSDAY, the 5th of OCTOBER.!
IFRENCH, GERMAN and DRAWING taught, ia
addition to the regular English Course, i vi , t
I -I ' - -r - .., t., .. A -. il
i SCHOOL OF MUSIC under the charge of Profes
sor E. VAN Vkien. "'- - , i: i
septfi-lw jslw&teodtOctS ! ' !
1! I-;; :-. A-i- . .H'-..-i'j(BWBHE5EaSSl
I Edgeworth School,
No. 59 Franklin Street, Baltimore. Md.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING' i
AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
jMra. H. P. LEFEBVRE, Principal.
'The next Scholastic Year beeins THURSDAY,
SEPT. 21st. For Circulars apply to the - m
augli-6w r l i ' i 'U i i PRINCIPAL.
G erman-Amcrican Institute.
TITS SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
fcchool will open about the 1st of October next.;
Due notice i of particulars will be given before
opening, ! . MRS. K. L. RUECKKRT, ;
st-pi 3-tf - Sn&Tu "; I Principal. 1
Mrs. G. H W. Runge j
OFFERS HER SERVICES TO HER FRIENDS.!
and the nubile generally, as Instructor in Plain
Sewing, Kmbroidery, Canvas Work, Netting, Kait-l
ung, ivocnenng, e. - sne wm oe nappy io see ail
who will so kindly favor her with their patronage,
at her residence on Fifth, between Ann and Nun
Streets, on MONDAY, the 21 of OCTOBER, .-. - j-
Class hours from 3 to 5 P. M , on Mondays.Thura
days and Fridays. .'" i ,i .
Terms fLCO per month. 1 f ept8-4t
,- L
Notice."
ii
- t
A WISH TO INFORM MY FRIKNIS ATm TUU
pablic KeaeraUy, that I hara commerced the RX-
taiu mkat JBU81JXESS, at STALL Ko. 6, MAR
KET HOUSE,- where I shall keep coastantly on
hapdaSeiect Stock of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK,
aepn-u r uespecuully, TJ A. WATSON.
yoarseiTes oy lorcing you io ony run packages when
your trade only requires one package. Call In and
examine our stock, or send vour order, which will
RATES OF ADVEBT1IIMO
One aqau90Mtoii&;Aii.f.t;. Zifi 1 QQ
J. lowtn,...:... ......
" --r; three days... ...... .... 2 i
four days.. , 9 M
" Are days zh
" one week..,..'..... . ,..t ..... 8 60
M Two weeks J..t .,.., 50
" Three weeks.,,..... ............ .. S to
. One month.. ...... 8 u
r Two months J. .....i 15 00
Three months.. i. 22(0
Six months .i. ...?5 00
One ve&r Mi (0
r HrOontract Advertisements taken at propot
Uonately low rates. f - , i j . -
Five Squares estimated as a quarter-column, etd
ten squares as a half -column. J . , f -
MISCELLANEOUS,
Sundries, i Sundries.
SWEET AND SALT SNUFFS.
TOBicCOHSMOKINU AND CHEWING various i
i Grades and Brands. Large and ample 1
i ii' 1 1 I K stock to selec) from, i ij . -i ; f
FLOUR various Brands-"GallowaJ,, "Bonton " i
v vnu, i)acr g viioice, uouaiy.
MEAL WATER MILL DAILY GROUND.
: ! I I li! I IP. ".- - i- - : , t i . ,
CORN, HAT, MEATS, PORK, 'LARD, BUTTER
JHSEJT. UUUR,,FIbH. CIGARS, j
NAILS, GLUE, BUNGS, PAINT, H60P IROIf.
PAIN-KILLER, LAUDANUM, PAREGORIC, E
i ! -1 1 I -WOODEN .WARE, i; j 1
a M .- , r-1 . . jvt: : -i A
CHEE8E-Smali Boxes for gammer Trade
I f . i III . I - t i . . , ! i - . .,
AND EVERY ARTICLE USUALLY KEPT IN A
I I'm' -f ! P-! ' 'IU l-l ij
I WHOLESALE GROCERY
7Give nn a call or order direct to I ! ;
! ADRIAN & TOLLERS;
, -It - -i I - . - :l.A - -. i, .. ...i . . 1 I. i - i ; i . '
I J ! I- - ' I r l-'i-i jt -1 I - At f Ji .
ang lg.tf I ? Corner Dock and Front Streets.
Reduced to jCost
Mi
Li
ORDEB TO
I- 1 h 1 i 1
1CLEa';:0
OUT BALANCE OF
SUMMER DRESS GOODS 'we will sell the follow-
tog Goods AT COST J V
1H
BLACK GRENADINES, ,
FANCY PLAID MOIIAIR,
BATIST CLOTH!
iDsBEGES, Ac
j. & iii AraoN. :
ij - 48 Market fctreet, :
IS
aug 17-tf
20 PER CEWT!
HAVE JUST,
RECEIVED A; FINE ASSORT
ment or
lilp!
American Watches,
j Ij' ;j . 'which I will ell 1 4 . '
20 Per Cenli. Cheaper
than any house in the city. ; -
TTino oawirfmiuit T.innrai WlTravo cvir:
and PLAIN GOLD RINGS, Ladles' and Gentle-
men's CHAINS. - ij, ?sj- -.'.iaf .-Mi H
I SWWnrlr loft nttk -ma will KW no.fl. n.l
ru xiasK 01 mc puduc u to give me a trial.
I ! . A ALLEN.
Corner Front and Princess st A
Bottled
. . 1.. 1 ,1 ; i , .
Lasrer
Beer,1 Imported
AND FINEST EVER BROUGHT
OUR
IMMENSE SALE OF
IT SPEAKS FOR
ii
ITSELF. F R EjS
Georgie's Bank Codfish.
j,.. .1 1 1
A NEW INVOICE OF
Cooked
Canned Mat,,
New Canned Fruit,
ii
and
i T.;
Vegetables.
Fresh
Ground
New'
' .it -i
Process Flour.
FOR SALE ONLY BY
GeoL
i:.fl- :
ers9
11 & 13 SQUth Front St.
jyisrr-tf
J.
(ire
N.1 O. Rhenish
i - ' :.- ! -: U M; f k ii. 1 -
-' ' ! i; h ' 1 1
. ;i .... i, Ii . ,i. P
!
ij I,
FROM THE MOUNTAINS. SUPERIOR TO IM
PORTBD RHENISH- WINE.
, M I' - - I . l: I' jfi i I- v.
BOTTLED AND BY THE GALLON.1
Sold only by
;has. d
1TITEBS CO., -
I .----I Ai I ii pp ; - 11 1
sept fe-tfB&W
5 and 1 North Front St
!: '! -H-i .liji A A '
il ;i . -I f il. ,JI i
EUREKA
r-:: ;;p i .i'tl W '
4-,)- ,
And George's, Banks Codfish.
BONED AND UNBONED.
SUGAR-CORED PIG
SHOULDERS.
t',;t!f:i;:;iri
Extra Choice Large Extra Shore
mackerel; 1.: : N
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.,
Hi.: 1: - !i ! "i-
sept 3-tfD&W
Sand
ii i -
tNortk Front St.
V- il -. i '-
Falling !
.1
il!
:- W - -
rauing:.?
falling !
il
NOTWrrnST&NDING THE : EXCEEDINGLY J j
warm weather, the prices of my SUMMER 1 i
CLOTUlq continue to fall, p, ;) ,., ijos'f,
ALPACCAS and LINENS t Heavy Discount j Hit
i ET-ONE HUNDRED White Marseilles VEST8 t A
closed out at FIFTY PER CENT. less than the re- '
gular price.
A. DAVID, !
Merchant Tailor and Clothier
; aug 27-tf
li "
27 Market St
Mi
HALL & PEAESALL
i
iii- ; i off:
CLOSE BUYERS
BAGGING and
HOOP IRON and GLUE, ?
J
P i.
SHOT and GUN CAPS, f
-A A H - 4 - !S j t l hi ' 1
- 1 TOBACCO and SNUFP:
15
009 GOOD S2GARS,
I
609 BBLS,-CHOICE
SEW CROP FLOUR,
tr SEPTEMBER MULLETS,' Acl, Ac. '-'I'- j
sptS-tf '1-4 ' ) 1 "-''I i i i. m ! j; p i
sept
For SmtliTilte.' f SmerSclieiiileij
ON AND AFTER FRIDAY. JULY 21, STEAM-.; i
BR J. B. UNDERHILL, Capt. W. J. Potter, i i
; -WUI leave Wilmlngtonat ThT 4 a80A.M,
Do. w. 8mithvlileat
li id mm "it U.UU k .
I ! "I 1 : Aft t K .
Fare Wilmiaeton to Smithvine. tl.00: Smith viTla ' !
to WllmlBeton. At. 00. Children nder fonrtaen half
KfcTO
TIES
prico. Commutatloa tkkeU can be procured at 'M
office of -! i , JOS. H. NEFF. , -I
Cor. Dock and South Water sts. ;
i tVFrelgnts taken at low rates.
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