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ISHBP DAILY MCKW MONIY8. $7 00 4 00 5 25 (by raw ""ST miilKIA DUO 1110111.""' Three 1 00 1 " . slivered in any part of the One lnn, City City Si g ner week. Our City Agents are (iSiwW-ttot,l,M,,,tl, u 1.. In,Dort9ut movements going on among trooP the Kussian am., uuu SthatcapturedlArdahan; a portion of 7 '7aa reinforced the army before Batoum ; lhl3.ldenceof Servia will be settled , Vereat powers; Egyptian contingent bV Tnrkey bas embarked ; a Turkish iron- a destroyed tneearuiwuin.o. c S ; out the Russians and killing forty-; dr ' ...c demonstration at Constantinople 11)6 Very formidable on Thursday; theSul aJm a fortress; the military dispersed 7 rrowd,-woDdiD8 m&Dy; lbC conslerna- 1 .npral: Russian attempt to throw l"!a L ,,ver the river before Turkish lines ' LL,n was repulsed with loss. :ants a solid North. The f Gen Leach and Judge Settle to the Visit 01 Weu- . , President is incorrectly reported. , prew lias been Restrained by Justice n,ftlllev from selling certain raiiroaas, me 1S.8U1CJ ninnrr (ham Western North uaroima Bluuu6 vrral Slates in Mexico are reported . iJ.kU to Lerdo and are ready to pro- ,aU1 , ' Lim The Sultan will probably go to the army, as the Turks are Lorousfor it; Constantinople is filled rid, rumors; there is an impending coup tint it is thought that the Parliament may beprorogued. -New York markets: Money I r,er cent; gold 106 ; cotton firm at Hi H cents; spirits lurpenuuo caUJ)io.u unchanged- -- Latest JBy Mail. Ibe Federal Office. In ike Old North Correspondence Richmond Dispatch. Washington, May 26. North Carolina Republicans, in cluding what is known as the "Greensboro ring," have met here by h,.,rp. so to speak, anil propose to onto out the offices in the Old North State, Pinckney Rollins wants to be Second Assistant Postmaster General ; 0. H. Dockery sighs for a fnrHMi mission, Tooreee, the pension airent at Raleigh, wants to be pro moted to a United states District Judgeship, or would, take the Solici torship of the Treasury ; Keogn, Register in Bankruptcy, strives to hold his place and get anything, else that will pay ; ex-&enator John Pool is to be quieted by a fifteen-hundred-dollar clerkship, and bis fel low citizens of the Old North State hoprhe may be kept too busy to meddle any more in politics. Winston, Internal Revenue Col lector at Greensboro, has a good thing of it, and shares his joys with his relatives. Being a bachelor, he basti) sons to put in the fat places, but so much the better for bis nephews and sicb. The income of the Winston family from this officand its patronage is put down at $19,000 per annum, and they consider them selves poorly paid at that. .Mr. VV. F. Henderson, a Repnbti- c(i, not so blessed with worldly goads, but well endorsed by business aien, seeks to be Winston s succes sor. Keogh and party are for Win- istoti. Morton' Bombshell. Washington, May 25. The extremists among the Repub licans are greatly excited and demor alized to-day by Morton's letter on the SoutLTru question. They were counting ou him to oppose the Presi dent in Congress. The effect of the letter is to make them believe that Kellogg haft no chance of getting his seat. Democrats characterize the letter as an act of coerced loyalty to the President, in order tojretain his hold on the public patronage, and -nua promote Ins re-election. Ohio Politics. New York, Mv 25. A Times special from Cincinnati ays me Ohio Democrats are alreadv plotting "for the fall campaign. A combination is forming to make Con versethe last Democratic Speaker r t it 4 e nouse, liovernor, and rendle- ton l rated btates Senator. STATU HRDlL'AL CONVENTION. I Ulrd Onr. News Report Condensed. J After Home discussion in regard to wuai snouid or should not be record el on the minutes. Dr. Picot was al 'owed an assistant. The President appointed Dr. Wood as Assistant Secretary. Dr. Wood read a valuable and in gating draper on "Why We Fail in le treatment of Tape Worm." After sorne remark ,v T It- tt, -t Atinn j "J ---- OJIj VU U1UVIUU JJ Ur. Picot it was referred to the committee on Publications. "orator, W. T. Ennett, Pender county. Delegates to the American Medi al society, Drs. Kelley, Whitehead, lfby, Norcom, E. B. Haywood, Duffy wu, ' t c!:i i Wo d ""uen, omiin ana Publication Committee, Drs. Shaff- and Pi ' Sarotnerel, Hal1 legates to the Virginia Medical J Haga and McDonald, delegates to th Ml.ni iiui SSS n-C,,ely of MflJ7land, Dra. Geo Grahftffl' $3Z t0rthe Medial Society Dr: Graham a?a Wl9' Jaceration rSi PaPer 00 as di IZtt erv"-te, which an re. a a , r, and a valuable paper in4e4 (or, 1HE YJYYr "V V XT-w frr VU.L. XX. NO. 57. Hypodermio Medication) and met with rounds of applause. un motion. Dr. Foote was re quested to transmit a copy of his able auuress to tne Uommittee on Publi cations, and the thanks of the Socie ty were tendered to Dr. Foote, both for his address and for the impartial and able manner in which h hart conducted the business of the ses sion. Drs. O'Hagan and Haieh conduct ed the newly elected officers to their respective stations. Dr. Payne made a short but elo quent address to the Society. ur. Lannson read a uaner on nuer- peral convulsions, which wasordered to the Uommittee on Publications. This paper was listened to with marked attention, and drew from Drs. O'Hagau, Duffy, Haigh and Foote some very complimentary remarks. un motion of Dr. Wood, the So ciety adjourned to meet atGoldsboro on tne I4tn day ot May, 1878. Spirits Turpentine. Kegister Keogh's bankrupt court is kept very busy. Tarboro had a half hour hail storm last Monday. "Cake-walkiuffs"are alltheraj?e among the Wilson darkies. Mrs. Josenh Murrav. of Wilson county, died on the 13th inst. The Ore Hill Minim; DroDertv will not be sold, as advertised. Raleigh News: Seventeen lien bonds were offered for probate yesterday. The Tarboro ladies will rive a concert for the benefit of the Edgecombe Guards. Mr. Jas. E. Woodard delivers the literary address before the societies of Wilson college. Onslow has just seut a colored convict to the penitentiary. Alleehany sent up one white. Southerner: June 7th Tarboro will take her choice between catnip cock tails and brandy head-smashes. Rev. Dr. T. D. Witherspoon, of Petersburg, is to deliver the literary ad dress at Davidson College Commencement. Sentinel: We hear the crowd in attendance at the Flat Shoals Baptist Association on last Sunday estimated at 3,000. Sentinel: The sales of ferti lizers by the merchants of Winston, this seasoD, are much larger than in any pre vious one. Mrs. Mary A. Watson, widow of the late Dr. David Watson, of Chatham county, died in Greensboro., on Tuesday, May 22d, aged do years. Advance: As evidence of the increase in the quantity of wheat made this year, Mr. J. T. Reamy has engaged in one day tor his thresher 2,500 bushels of Wheat. Thadeus Davis, on trial at For syth court for burglary, has been found guilty and will be sentenced to be hanged. rne evidence was circumstantial but con clusive. A man by the name of Shopman beat a man by the name of Brown in Frank lin county with a hoe so badly it is feared he will die. Shopman is a fugitive. Both were drunk. The Jamesville correspondent of the Tarboro Soutlierner say 3 thus far Marks and Thomas have hatched out over 600, 000 young shad, and expect to hatch out this season 2,000,000. The sketches that appeared serially in the Raleigh Xews, entitled "The Surrender of Kaleigh, is to be published in pamphlet form and sold at 25 cents. As dress, "Manager of Raleigh Mm.v "Professor Eppynetious," the arrant imposter who lectures or does some thing else under the name of the Orphan Asylum, is still bobbing around. Spot and publish him. Superintendent Mills says so. Wilson Advance: We under stand that Toisnot boasts of a hog that has six legs. The report is based upon Ulti mate authority, and we therefore publish it as another curiosity for the county of Wil son. Wilson Advance: The coun try demands rest, quiet, tranquility that is the sort or appeal that comes up from every quarter of the!and, and yet statistics show tnat people are getting married lust as recklessly as ever. A little son of Mrs. G. W. Par risb, of Edenton, was instantly killed by tne oiscnarge or a gun in tne hands of a negro named Kicbard Lee. It is supposed to have been accidental. The back of the little boy's head was blown off. .Laurence liinton broke into Mr. H. Brantly's smoke house, was caught and conlesseu. lie carried the bacon to Joel Whitfield's thievery. The rogue is in jail; the receiver bound over. So says the Aavance. Wilson Advance: A man can' travel into his girl's affections by getting oi her train. We saw that tried at church tb other night, and the angry scowl that man tled her face told if be didn't change cars, and that mighty soon, be would be switch ed off on a side track. Newbern Nut Shell; A small party of gentlemen returned last night a dntt'j onnpr in that 4 ' t-i rr nlana " an1 iiuui a uai P9ivi iu bUBv ucn uia, uuu brought with them 214 robins and chubs, together with twelve bouncing big Welch men; and they declare their enjoyment while catching tne nsb was rich, rare and racy. t New. Secretary Sherman yes terday si trued the commissions of John A Sloane and Lyndon Swain, of the Fifth North Carolina district, to be internal reve nue gaugers. Washington Republican, of Ihunaay. Both of these gentlemen are citizens of Greensboro, and both are Demo crats. -s News : A man in one of the jails of the State has written to Gov. Vance to ro on his bond and get him out Since he has been in office Gov. Vance has been asked to do everything that a man possibly can do, and one day or other before long a letter will come along asking ot mm remis sion oi sins. Sentinel: We have seen some specimens of hatr work with and without mounting, put up bv Mrs. Davis, of this nlace. which will compare very favorably with work of the same description done in cities, North. "There is life in the old land Morning WILMINGTON, N. C., SUNDAY. News: It will be remembered that during a portion of last summer there were a number of cases of malignant typhoid fever in this city, which the medi cal faculty, and a large number of well in formed gentlemen, attributed to impure water and other violations of the laws of hygiene. Says Wet, "Shall Tarboro the colic have, And double over and under, With nothing to heat the liver up? N-o,.8ir. No, by thunder !" "You palsied wretch," the Dry retorts, "I'll give you healthy gizzards ; Cool you up, inside and out, So, you'll see no snakes nor lizzards." larboro Southerner. North Carolina delegates in at tendance upon the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of the Southern States, now in session at New Orleans: Con cordRev. J. H. Thornwell, and R. L. Beall, ruling elder. Fayetteville Rev. W. S. Lacy, and J. P. Hodges, elder. Meck lenburg Revs. H. H. Banks and W. H. Davis, and elders W. L. T. Prince and J. P. Alexander. Orange Revs. D. E. Jor- i dan and L. u. vass, and elders L. a. pen cer and George Allen. Wilmington Rev, S. H. Isler, and elder B. G. Worth. THE CITY. NEW aUVEBTlSEinBNTSi John Dawson Grain cradles. H. Burkhimer Plug tobacco. Grant, Hinton & Co. Can sell. R. S. French Sale of real estate. Munson & Co. Handkerchiefs, &c. Harrison & Allen Summer hats. Adrian & Vollers Groceries, &c. C. D. Myers & Co. Choice articles. Giles & Mtjrchison Grain cradles. Worth & Worth Lime, corn, &c. Hall & Pearsall Flour and hay. G. R. French & Son Ladies' shoes. T. H. Ho wet, Jr. Boots and shoes. Hayden & Gerhardt Saddlery, &c. Annual meeting Ladies' Memo. Asso. Ladies' Festival First Baptist Church. Petteway & Schulkbn Money saved. Kerchner & C alder Bros. Molasses, flour, bacon, nails, &c. Unmatlable Letters. The following are the un ma liable letters remaining in the city postoffice: R. P. Bagley & Co., Baltimore, Md. ; V. V. Richardson, Whlteville, N. C; James Tate, Pender county, N. C ; Wm. Miller, Shelby, N. C. Asuauii and Battery with a Deadly Weapon. Raynard Lamb, colored, charged with having committed an assault with a deadly weapon, about two weeks ago, upon the person of one Warwick Perry, colored, had a preliminary hearing before Justice C. Hill yesterday morning, at the Court house, resulting in the defendant being re quired to give bond in the sum of $200 for his appearance at the next term of the Criminal Court The same defendant was also arraigned on a peace warrant sworn out by Warwick Perry, and ordered to give bond, in the sum of $100 for his appearance at court and to keep the peace. Lamb proved a very good general char acter, and found no difficulty in giving the necessary security. Cowb Depredating Upon City Prop erty. It had been noticed for some time that every morning several of the tress recently set out in the centre of Market street would be half prostrated to the ground, as if ve hicles in passing had run against them, which was generally thought to be the case, Yesterday, however, the matter was in vestigated by the City Marshal, who ascer tained that the mischief was done by cows, they having been frequently seen to yoke their necks round the lower part of the trunk and proceed forward until they would bring the leaves near the tops of the trees in reach, when they would eat them, seeming to prefer the tender buds to grass. Several of these cows were seized and put in the pound for depredating upon city propertyj and a guard will hereafter be kept over the trees until they can be box ed, or some other precaution taken for their protection. One More Tblef Housed. Messrs. Gillican & Watson, who keep a variety establishment on North Water street between Chesnut and Mulberry, have for some time past been missing articles from their establishment, such as tallow, furs, beeswax, lead,&c.,the thief evidently hav ing a key by which be could enter the place at bis pleasure. A few nigbta since they missed two suits of clothes and two deer hides, and as their suspicions had been aroused against one Hedrick Jones, Colored, the firm resolved to take such steps as would lead to his detection, provi ded he was the guilty party. In the course of their investigations it was found that Jones had sold two hides to a certain party at a price much below their real value, the gen tlemen who bought them having been pre viously posted and requested to. purchase them if offered at his place, and get the name of the seller. On this clue a search warrant was procured from Justice Gardner, and placed in the hands of Officer Carr, who, accompanied byC. H. Strode.sueceeded yesterday morn? ing in finding and recovering one of the suits of clothing, at the bouse of one Clara Lewis, on Harnett, between Eighth and Ninth streets, the woman stating that her husband, one Fred. Lewis, had purchased the articles from Hedrick Jones. The ac cused, who was also present at the house in Question, was thereupon arrested and sub sequently committed to jail to await a pre liminary examination before Justice Gard ner to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. There were two oases for as sault audbatterjrbefpre Justice Harrist, yesterday. The parties paid their fines and costs, and went on their way rejoicing. Local Dota. See fourth page for Church Di rectory. The weather yesterday was de lightful. The magistrates were quite busy yesterday. Cases are rapidly accumulating for the Criminal Court. To-day is known in the religious calendar as Trinity Sunday. Whortleberries and blackber ries are coming in quite freely now. Rev. B. F. Marable will preach at the First Presbyterian Church this morn ing. Mayor Canaday, Who has been absent from the city for several days, re turned home yesterday, w ' Keep your lots clean, and use plent yof disinfectants if you wish to pre serve the health of the city; There were two or three police arrests on Friday night, the parties being charged with disorderly conduct, &c. The Register of Deeds issued only one marriage license during the past week, which was for a white couple. The meetings at the Seamen's Bethel will hereafter be held at 4 P. M., instead of 11 A. M., until further notice. Bishop Atkinson will continue his Exposition , of the Apostle's Creed, at St. Paul's Episcopal Church this evening. The interments in Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery during tbe past week numbered four, of which two were adults and two children. Edward Joyner, colored,who was arrested yesterday and bound over on the charge of larceny, has been discharged from the police force. The excursion on the steamer J. 8. Underbill, next Thursday, May 31st, under the auspices of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, promises to be a very pleasant af fair. Obediah Holland, colored, was before Justice Harris, yesterday afternoon, on the charge of committing a trespass. Judgment was suspended on the payment of costs. Slowly rising barometer, winds variable, but mostly from the northeast, stationary or higher temperature, and clear or partly cloudy weather, are the indica tions for this section to-day. Thus far only 633 dog badges have been taken out. The dog carts are now taking in the badgeless male canines. The females have been temporarily banish ed to Eagle's Island, "until thenar is over." A committee appointed for the purpose, will report at a meeftng of the Hook and Ladder Company! no. 1, to be hela Monday evening, on the question of celebrating the anniversary of the company - There were three interments in Oakdale Cemetery during the week closing yesterday, of which two were adults and one was a child. The diseases were typhoid pneumonia, consumption and cholera in fantum. A colored man by tbe name of Henry Brown was bound over to the next term of the Criminal Court, yesterday, by Justice Hill, on tbe charge of stealing a bog. He gave the necessary bond of $100 and was released. The Ladies' Memorial AbsocI ation will have their annual meeting, for the election of officers, on Wednesday af ternoon next, at the school room of Misses Kennedy and Hart, on Third, between Market and Princess streets At a meeting of the Historical and Scientific Society, held Friday night, the new constitution was adopted, but ac tion on the by-laws and the election of offi cers for the ensuing year were deferred un til Tuesday evening, when another meeting will be held A Washington correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch says Mayor Cana day, of this city, aspires to the Gover norahip of Montana. We suspect this is one of the Mayor's sly jokes. We'll bet he's looking for something better than that and nearer home. The question before the colored Acorn Grove Lyceum on Thursday night was, " Which is the most useful to man, the horse or the cow?" At the next meet ing, on the first Thursday night in June, the question will be the stereotyped one which has bothered many debating societies "Which is the mightiest, the sword or the pen?" : Wholesale CtaleJcea Stealing, Mr. Taylor, at the National Cemetery, hafi upwards of forty head of poultry stolen from trim on Friday night, the fowls being of a superior brood. A party was suspicioned of being guilty of the theft, and 'has been probably arrested ere this. Ill VEB An7mArTnK ITEMS. The Norwegian Bark Baron, Johnson, fc arrived at Stettin from this port on theJ21st inst. The Schooner 0. W. Lewis, Tapper, sailed from Salem for this port on the 22nd inst. The Schooner James O1 Donahue, War ren, arrived at Vineyard Haven on. inst No vessels in below or in sij the steamer Underm left twos Star. MAY 27, 1877. .Policeman Arrested and Bound Over to tne Criminal Court on Site Charge or Larceny A Private Watchman Under Arrest for the Same Offence. Edward Joyner, a colored member of tbe police force, was arrested yesterday morning on the charge of stealing a lot of fresh meat from the stall of Samuel Mer rick, colored, a butcher in the market It appears that Merrick left ten pieces of meat hanging up in his stall when be took bis de parture from the market house about 7 o'clock Friday evening, to attend to his butchering, and on returning about 10 o'clock that night, one of the pieces (a chuck rib, weighing twenty-five or thirty pounds) wss missing. Merrick called the attention of Tom King, the private watch man at tbe market house, to the fact, and he (King) remarked that it must have been stolen. Telling King that he had better look out or the rest would be stolen tbe same way, Merrick again left, and upon returning the next morning, he found sure enough that nearly ail of his meat had disappeared, amounting altogether to between seventy and eighty pounds, King pretending not to know anything about what had become of it. Merrick soon af ter sauntered down to "Paddy's Hollow" on an exploring expedition, and entered a house kept by Edward Joyner, the police man aforesaid, where he found a man by by the nsme of Adam Cbavers just in the act of cutting up a piece of meat which he (M.) immediately recognized as the "chuck rib" which had been stolen from him. He told Cbavers not to cut it, as it was his meat, whereupon Cbavers desisted from the cutting, but told Merrick he could not take the meat until John Toomer came in, as it belonged to him. Toomer soon after made bis appearance, when he stated that he had purchased the rib from Edward Joyner, giving him forty five cents for it. On the strength of this information a warrant was procured from Justice Gardner for the arrest of Police man Joyner, who, in turn, declared that be purchased tbe meat of Tom King. The case came up before Justice Gardner yesterday at noon, the evidence adduced being substantially as above, with the ad ditional fact that Officer Sterling, of tbe police force, testified that he met Joyner yesterday morning, when be told him (S.) that if he would get King to swear that he sold the meat to a certain colored man he mentioned it would be all right. Justice Gardner held that even if the de fendant had purchased the meat of King a private watchman, not authorized to sell it, a fact which must have been known to the accused, an officer of the law he was guilty of receiving stolen goods, knowing them to have been stolen, and hence equally guilty with the real thief; but from the testimony it looked as if an understand ing bad existed between the two. He therefore ordered the defendant to give a justified bond in the sum of $200 for his appearance at the next term of tbe Criminal Court, in default of which he was lodged in jail. i . The case of Tom King, who is now in jail, will come up for a hearing before Jus tice Gardner to-morrow morning, on the charge of being implicated in the above transaction. Railroad Rumor. The Raleigh News says it is hinted around in railroad circles that quite a lively scram ble is in progress for the control of the Pe tersburg & Weldon Railroad, which is now in tbe hands of a receiver. The competing parties are tbe Seaboard & Roanoke Rail road and the Atlantic Coast Line, which embraces the Wilmington & Weldon Rail road and lines further South. Baptist Festival. The ladies of the First Baptist church will bold another of their pleasant festivals on Tuesday night next, at the French build ing, next to Harrison & Allen's hat store The public know how to appreciate their efforts in this line and will oe on nana. When the disorders of Babyhood attack vniir Rfthv use at once Dr. Bull's Babv Syrup and notice its rapid and beneficial effect. 20 cents per nottie. T cm 1TBBS. IT IS OFTEN EASIER TO SAVE FIVE CENTS than to earn it. People can save thla and more, be- Baking Powskb. Try it. LADIES' SUMMER TOILETS receive their on fmi. that. Inlsiita.h1n r.oametie. Oon- raud's Olympian Cream. Boca not nib bat readily waenes on. r or nu uj a. w. nuuu. Chemical skill makes manufacturers adepts In adulteration, it uicu qmt.ij cuwm wmww w uv tect adulterations. Doolrv Yeast Powdsb, for i . V. a ...(I ii A . n toat of .mImI. and been, proven the purest and strongest or asking rolls and pastry of all descriptions. BOOK BUTDKUT. -I-HK MOBK1SS biB Book Biad ery does all kinds of Binding and Ruling In a work manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. Mer chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other worK, may reiy up pruiit(iucB uiw muw IUBLT UCTlOfB. Late Papers. To Harris' News Stand, south side Front Street, we are indebted for copies of the New York Ledger, Chimney Corner and Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper fer the current week. The Stand will remain open until 11 o'clock this morning. Tbakstbb PRiSTine-lNKi,. lUTaiuable to ran road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer' chants, manafactarers 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, wears pre pared to axecuteOroers promptly and t moderate prices. All nervous, eThanstlng and dilv Yield to the curative infii Cher's Electric Belts and Bands. simple, and eflecnve; ana can oe easuy app the patient himself. Book, with full pari Address rULYTRXACHSB Qa uruo. htol dlaeseeaapee- They arelaf e "j IB-.-!, srn; ztic ' : 'b rvm ' - HI-' WBkst: fcThereiiMcaeoftjH WHOLE NO. 3,060 Thermometer Record. 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: Augusta, 74 Charleston, 68 Corsicana, 64 Galveston,. 83 Indianola, 82 Jacksonville, 78 Key West, 88 Mobile, ...80 Montgomery, 81 New Orleabs, 83 Norfolk 69 Punta Rassa, 83 Savannah, 72 Si Marks, 83 Wilmington, 68 DIED. BELL. Ia this city, on yesterday afternoon, MARY EMMA, infant daughter of Sam'l B. and Mary M. Bell, aged four mouths The funeral will take place this afternoon at 4)4 o'clock, from the residence of the parents on Fourth street, hence to Oakdale Cemetery. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Annual Meeting OF THE LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION for the election of officers, will be held on Wed nesday afternoon, May 30th, at 5 o'clock, at the School Room of Misses Kennedy and Hart. A fall attendance of the members is earnestly desired, may S7-tf Ladies' Festival. A HE LADIES OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Will hold a FESTIVAL on TUESDAY NIGHT, 2th last., in the French Building, No. 31 North Front Street, next to Harrison & Allen's Ha1 Store. The frieads and the public are cordially in vited. my27-2t Tbe Little Shop Around the Comer, J8 THE PLACE TO GET a a nrirva v, a Twaa WHIPS and COLLARS Made or Repaired, Cheap for Cash. Next to Southerland's Stables.. HAYDEN A GERHARDT, my St-tf Wilmington, N. C. We Can Sell ANY QUANTITY OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, Chickens, Eggs, Hams, Potatoes, Beans, Dried Apples. Ac., c Consignments solicited, or we will pay Highest Market Price for same. We offer choice lot N. C. Hams, Shoulders and Middles, corn .fed ; also Eggs and Chickens, all fresh. my a7-ltDAW GRANT, HINTON & CO. Grain Cradles. Q.RAIN CRADLES, OF THB BEST MAKE, for sale At Very Low Figures at GILES & MURCHISON'S my 37-tf New Hardware Store. French Panama! "jyjACKINAW STRAW HATS I SILK, STIFF AND SOFT FELT HATS I HARRISON & ALLEN, Wholesale and Retail Hatters. myS7-tf For the Ladies. FRENCH KID BUT TON BOOTS. The Celebrated JOYCE SHOES, Newport Ties. Slippers, and Serge Bushings. All fit neatly, sold very low, at myST-f Make your feet leok prettily, aad GEO. R. FRENCH & SON, 39 N. Fropt St. Money Cam be Saved IN THB PURCHASE OF THE FOLLOWING Articles FOR CASH of the undersigned : N. C. Bacon Hams, Baltimore Bacon Hams, Sides and Shoulders, Lard, choice, in any size packages, Coffee, Eggs, Poultry, Corn, Peanuts, Tobacco, Cigars and Glue, Which must be sold to close up Consignments. We are constantly receiving on consignment all descriptions of Merchandise and Produce, which we propose to sell quick. All articles not satisfactory in price and quality, if returned promptly, we will refund theamount paid cheerfully, 8PETTEWAY & SCHULKEN, . Brokers and Commission Merchants, mj 87 t f Next North Princess and Water Sts . Just Received, A LARGE LOT OF COMMON 10 aad 11 INCH PLUG TOBACCO, (five and six Plugs to the Pound,) Suitable for Country Trade.. Country Buyers can find Bargains at the Old Stand of H. BURKHIMER, No. 6 Market St my 27-tf Sale of Real Mate in Wilmington, AN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE MADE IN the case of William A Camming against D. M. Bum and wife, I shall, on WEDNESDAY, the S7TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at the Court House in Wilming ton, at 11 o'clock, A. M., offer for sale, at Public Auction, for cash, all that certain LOT OF LAND, lying in the City of Wilmington, beginning in the Western line of Third Street, 133 feet from the Southwestern intersection of Ann with Third street. running thence Westwaraly in a line parallel with Ann dshi ad j ieei, laence Bouinwaraiy parallel with Third Street 66 feet, thence Bast wardly paral lel with Ann Street 165 feet to Third Street, and thence North with Third Street fifi f ant ta the Be ginning, being the Eastern half of Lota in Block lv. . FKJSnUtt, myff-oawts su Referee and Cemmissioner. Choice Articles. QOLMAN'S ENGLISH MUSTARD. ' FRENCH PREPARED MUSTARD. jgAKER'8 CHOCOLATE PREPA RATIONS IN ALL VARIETIES. LEG ANT LARGE SMOKED. BEEF TONGUES, CHOICE CUTS SMOKED BEEF. gUGAR CURED PIG HAMS, From Foot Pounds Pocket Pieces - Upwards. CH AS. D. MYERS & Co. 5 4c 7 North Front St. my n-D&lftf Finest Stock DYS. 11.11 . UI U-I.M U U' V V YE AND CORN 1J A IBav . f after. s BBBBBB1 . . BfefcliF S BATES OP ABTRRTISINO. One Square one day,... j " " two days ' i hi " " three day a, s q ' " " lour day, 3 r0 ': five days 55,1 " One week, , " 4 to " Two weeks, 8 50 " " Three weeks, 3 50 " " One month to WJ " ' Two months,.... " "1700 " " Three months,... "24 00 " ' Six months,.... 40 00 " " Oneyear...... oc (0 ,, "Contract Advertisements taken at niovor tionately low rates. Ten lines selld Nonpareil type make one square. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. .ADRIAN. H. TOLLERS. ADRIAN & VOLLERS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN G-roceries & Liquors, AND IMPORTERS OF German and Havana Cigars, South-Bast Corner Dock aad Front St 3. , Wilmington, N. C. t"HaTing the LARGEST and BEST ASSORT ED STOCK of GROCERIES and LIQUORS In the city, we cordially extend an invitation to purchasers to call and inspect for themselves, or to send their orders direct for NEW, FRESH AND Pl'RB GOODS. "Cash or close buying customers can bo suited always with Goods at LOWEST Market Prices my 27-tr New Orleans Molasses. 25 Bbla A Ne 1 NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, my 37-tf KERCHNER A CALDBR BROS r or sale ay Flour, Bice, Coffee and Sugar "AA BolB FLOUR, all grades, f vj OK BWa RICE. Ad JQQ Bags COFFEE, fQ Bbls SUGAR, For sale by my 27-tf KERCHNER as CALDER BROS. Molasses, Bacon and Lard. Hhds CUBA MOLASSES, Boxes D S. and Smoked 8IDES, 2Q Boxes D, 8. SHOULDERS, ' IQQ TuDa LARD, For sale by my 87-tf KERCHNER St CALDBR BROS Nails. Hoop Iron, Glue, &c. 00 Kega NAILS, , -I A Tens HOOP IRON, 1 Inch, -IV iv inch and )4 inch, 125 A 1 GU"- 2 Bbls BUNGS, OAA Papers RIVETS, For sale by KERCHNER A CALDBR BROS. my 27-tf Lime. Fresh Lime. 1500 BblBFRBSH L1XB' Just arrived and for sale very low. myS7-tf WORTH & WORTH. Corn and Sundries. y 000 Bush Prime White COrn, ' g0 Boxes D. S. and Smoked Sides, 500 NeW Spirit Gt8a- extra quality, Glue, Hoop Iron, Batting, Floor, Ceffee, Sugar, Soap, Candles, Tobacco, Snuff. Ac. my 87-tf WORTH WORTH. Good Flour. OA A BBLS. SUPER, EXTRA OUU and FAMILY FLOUR, Just in on LOW PRICES. Parties in want will do well to communicate with as. myS7-DAWtf HALL A PEARSALL. Hay! Hay! 200 Bales GOOD HAY, For sale low by my 27-D&Wtf HALL A PEAKS ALL. Elegant Silk Handkerchiefs, HANDSOMELY BORDERED. L. C. HANDKERCHIEFS. HALF HOSE, COLLARS, aad the . Best w am a u it. A SHIRT made. my 27-lt MX" N' SON & CO. Boots and Shoes, T?OR LADIES, GENTS, I" VTfiaVa awt HD1T TVDUntT - - auuau nuu vuiiiilkaiH, Of all Varieties, Styles and Description, w men win oe sold Cheap tor CASH . THO8. H. HOWBY, Jr., No. 47 Market st my S7-U Grain k Cradles, r RASS BLADES, BUSH SCYTHES, GRAIN T RsTVt.haa Dean HsVtra Qnalka 3mas llnAlra Scythe Stones, Feed Cutters, Fan Mills-, Corn 'Skel lers, &c. A huge assortment of the above Goods and at very Low Prices at the Old Established Hard ware House of JOHN DAWSON. my 27-tf 19, 20 aad SI Market St. The Carolina Farmer. The UNDERSIGNED WILL RESUME THB publication of the CAROLINA FARHBR on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, With Mr. HAMILTON McMILLAN as Associate Editor. The FARMER will be issued monthly, in maga zine form, with handsome cover, and will contain thirty two pages of reading matter, adapted to the wants of the Farmers and Planters of the two Caro linas. The typographic excellence which formerly distinguished ft will be fully maintained . Terms of Subscription : One year, $1.50 ; six months, $ 1.00 ; three months, 50 cents. There wilt be no club rates . Subscriptions payable ea receipt of first number . The old frieads of the FARMER are requested to send in their names. WM. H. BERNARD, my 25-D&Wtf aac Wilmington, N. C. Exchanges will confer a favor by copying above Listing of County Taxes OFFICE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS , NEW HANOVER CO May 1Mb, 1877. a XVXL PERSONS ARB HEREBY N that the listing of County Property (for Wll ton Township), of all Real Estate, P erty, Polls, and any ether Taxable Pro quired by law, is to be given lu at the County Com misBioner's Room, commencing on the 1ST DAY OF JUNE (proxfaao). aad' for Tweaty Days there- S. TAN AMBHTeB. alii h- P"' I!
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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