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' , ' - . " - ; " T; : ; ! ' - " ' - ' - - . .7 1 I ti I THE HOEimiG STAE By VM. II. BERNARD. PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS. 7 . RATKS or WJB8CRIPT10H IN ADVAXCX ! 'Ohc Ohc year, (by m aM) postage paid, $7 Six months, "II " " .'. 4 Threemonths, " " , " ....... 8 One month " ! " " J.. 1 Six T One month " ! " " J.. 100 To City Subscribers, delivered in any part of the r.ity. Fifteen Cents per week. Oar City Agents are uot authorized to collect for mere than three months in advance. , MORNING EDITION. , OUTLINES, i The Indian war is to be vigorously prose cuted. - r There is no yellowfever at Havana outside ok the military hospital. The executive departments will report to the call session of Congress that meets on October 15th. . When a clerk leaves his desk in election times the time of his absence will be deducted from his regular. vacation. 4 Rnstchuk is blockaded by the Russians, j The Czar has arrived at Fratcsh. A battle is expected at . Eski Djumandju. - rSulieman Pasha's army is destined for Adrianople. - A heavy battle reported at Pleina and Mon nstu, withresults favorable to the Turks. Serious fighting progressing near Biela aud Corest The French election will take place in September. Germany complains of - lbe ireafanet f -Ctenasn settlers in Dobrudscha. James Rus sell Lowell,, Minister to Spain, has sailed. A gentleman in attempting ' to save a lady at Atlantic City was, drowned.and the lady also. '" New York markets: Money easy atli3 per cent; gold5 105; cotton steadyatl2J12 cents; flour dull; South ern decidedly lower; common to fair extra $8 2o9 00; Southern $9 0510 20; wheat abont lc better: inferior to good amber Southern $1 501 85, amber and. white Souihernlfl :801 85, new red Georgia $1 70; corn i& better; ungraded western mixed 58G0 cents; spirits turpentine and rosin quiet. Latest By Mail. i -. ' Tbe Cotton Convention - - By cable to the News ard. Courier. LiYKEPOOivJuly 15. j At to-dav'a sittinc nr t.h f!nt.trn Convention, Mr. Campbell, of New York, read a letter from the Presi dent of the American National Cot- . ton Exchange, -stating that an effort would be made to adopt the Liver pool standard of elasification through out America, j Mr. Simpson, of New Orleans, read the instructions he had received from the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, relative to the system of inspection and' supervision of cargoes at that port, and moved . for the establish ment of some mode of inspection of cotton on arrival at Liverpool, the expenses to-be-defrayed by levying a ti : . ". .a . Mr. Muir, of Savannah, seconded the motion, which was carried unani mously. A committee was appointed, "to further the objects proposed. Mr. Phelps, of St. Louis, moved the substitution. of the term "American cotton" for the substitution of the term " Orleans-" which is at present used in quotations, on the ground that the latter was vague. Mr. Frost, of Charleston-, seconded the motion, but it was rejected by a vote of 11 to 9. ' 1 On motion of Mr. Reynolds, of Norfolk, Va., the Convention agreed !to recommend that cotton be sold at Liverpool at net cash without deduc tion as at present. On motion of Mr. Campbell, sec onded by Mr. Muir, it was resolved, by a vote of 18 to 1, to take steps to organize an International Cotton As sociation. : It was also f resolved that the ol tficial quotations of middling, low middling and good ordinary should bo given. j i . . It was announced that it was pro posed to hold the next international conference at Liverpool in 1879. Homo red Resignation of out of tbe niiilstera Austria's Attitude. By cable to Charleston Jour, of ComJ ' London, July 13. The Earl of Beaconsfield had two interviews with the Queen early this wppIt A on VVpdnesdav HerMaies- I weeic, ana on vv eanesaay rier majes 1 ty presided at tbe Cabinet Council nntiAi I held at Windsor Castle. Yesterday Her Majesty came to town and re turned to Windsor in: athe evening, The subject of all these consultations with her advisors is understood to be the resignation of a prominent mem- befof the ministry, which is expect ed to be tendered to-day. The retiring minister, however, is not Lord Beaconsfield. j Tne Turks Defeat tne Uusslana at Mount Ararat. ByCable lo the Journal of Commerce. J , i Londojs", July 13. A dispatch from - Erzeroum states that the attempt of the Russians, un der General Tergerkassaff, to relieve the beseiged garrison at Bayahid failed, notwithstanding that the garrison-made a determined sortie. -- The Russians, after'suffering severe losses, retreated to Mount Ararat, where they were attacked by the Turks and again defeated. The Tnrks took many j prisoners and six guns. A dispatch from Constantinople 8 ay s a new Turkish army. is , tp . be . raised for the defence of the Balkans. Gov. Vance said in his Littleton speech the other day: "North- Carolina is llje greatest State in the Union its equal cannot be foand on the globe; her climate cannot be i excelled by any ., country, aud as to her products, she came nearer fill m8 aLl of tue co,unins on the blanks in the gj,?1'3 census 1 reports, than any other Salem Press: Preparations for ,.? oming Stale Fair are t poken of in Ra- aud we would advise our farmers to wegiu now, and collect the best of all their producnons f0r the coming fall exhibition, products of nnr rM "kri.ii ut.io illal tO ftov flf hp nuMhnn nl tie r ,:r-,11(lne' i OQr 'armers could only c prevailed upon to bring ; them forward. f VOL. XX.-NO. 98. Spirits Turpentine. mokes loses $612 20 by insol vents who did not pay taxes. 7 They will spell Kenneth Ray uer s name with an o. Wrong, i '"--A mad" dog at Charlotte bit several negro children a few Iaya ago. Toargee has been superceded as tumioiasioDer 01 rensjons. , Hurrah r Mr. Rufus L, Alexander, of jM-ecaienourg county, died on the 4th inst aged 73.' .... :. .'-j. J.s;-h ;. - 1 he Journal of the latp Epis- 1 r ... . j . wytu vonvemion win ue reaqy ror delivery uc wees. Mr. Jeff Thompson rescued a nine son or Mr. Wilev Farmer from drown ing, near Wilson. ' f ;j Lieut. Rains, recently killed b tae inaians, was a son or. Uen. Uabriel Rains, a North Carolinian. A- aeorro bov fell into a thirtv feet well at Newbern, but when taken out ne was all right but a few bruisesi f Roel Cook, colored., has been committed to Wake county jail for burning a coierea .Baptist cnurcn at JtsucKborn. A good looking girl of seven teen ran away from her parents in Mecklen burg, and tooK up her abode in a bouse of ill-fame.; After three weeks she was taken home. ; Raleigh Register: "We are in formed that Colonel I. J. Young received a telegram from Washington on Wednesday 1 . . .1 1 -1 . . . lost, euiujjg luai cuarges naa ueeo preierrea against mm as collector." . . Kaleign JVeics: We do not think Judge Robert P. Dick a dishonest man. Such a charge has never been" made by us. Uut he is thoroughly incompetent for tne position which be occupies.' - The Charlotte Democrat has completed its 25th volume. ! A quarter of a century 3 a good age for a , good paper. May the xkmocrat attain to its centennial year, and may Ma j. Tates be there to see it Salisbury Watchman'. Junius L. Clemmons, Esq., has written to the Raleigh jxew8, more tuny explaining nis part in tbe invention of the electric telegraph, and snows, we think, very conclusively, that he is me real autnor 01 that great invention. Milton Chronicle : ' There are some people who have no nse for newspa pers tney are as ignorant and stupid as uonseys ana tney glory in it. i Dr. Broocks, of this place, says he was knocked off his horse one night last week about five miles from town and a little this side of Campbell's place, on the old Piedmont road running via Cunningham's Store. We regret to learn that Mr. Green B. Pul liam, of Leesburg, who has been in delicate health for some time, is dangerously ill. Danbury Reporter: 'It is-reported that a drunken melee occurred at a place called Egypt, in this county, about six miles from Walnut Cove, last. Sunday, in which knives and pistola were conspicuous, and several of the parties engaged were wound ed. - The Irish potato crop in this sec tion is said to be almost a . failure, on ac count of dry weather. ' The huckle berry crop on tbe Sauratown mountain is said to be light, and the crop of rattlesnakes up to this time is reported to be almost a failure. -t Mrs. Kuthy Steele, widow of the late Andrew Steele, died Saturday in the 86th year of her age. She was very highly respected by all who knew her. Charlotte Observer1 : ' Richard M. Allison, Esq., of SUtesville, received a letter a day or two ago, informing him that his son, Thomas, a youth of 22 or 23 years of age, killed a man at Union Station, Tenn., on Friday of last week. He is now in jail. Alorc than twice as much to bacco has been planted in Iredell county this year than ever before. There.are four tobacco factories in operation in States ville, and one a few miles outside of cor porate limits. A plan is on foot for tbe erection of another warehouse in -the fall A very large premium sale of tobacco took place at Statesville yesterday, and wsa largely attended. Forty thousand pounds were sola at gooa prices. - Raleieh News : There was of fered for probate yesterday, Jn the office Of the Superior Court Clerk, six real estate deeds, twenty-one real estate mortgages, five lien bonds and two chattel mortgages. The Qrange property in this i city re cently sold for $2,500, being purchased by A. T. MialA - Forestville correspondent about the balanced-rock: Some five or six years since the writer, in company with W. M. Wmgate, Prof. C. E. Taylor, Rev. J.L. Carroll, of Warrenton, Va., Mr. Jno. Nor- cross, of Medford, Mass., and many others, whose land the curiosity is found, visited tne roc menuonea Dy tne journal, it is . . . w-joht . " . . . ' T7 . " t " balanced that a very slight effort will cause it to oscillate, but the strength of us all could not move it from its position. . - Charlotte Democrat: The citi zens of Charlotte and Mecklenburg county have $360,000 invested in railroads in the way of corporation subscriptions, add about $200,000 of irulividualsub$criptions--xa&xig nearly seven hundred thousand dollars in vested in railroads by the citizens of Char lotte and Mecklenburg county. Many of the farmers of this section are now using steam threshers. About twelve have been sold by dealers in this city during the pre sent year. The grain comes out at the rate of about sixty bushels per hour. Chief Justice Pearson and Associate Justice By num, of the Supreme Court, are reported as prevented from attending to their duties by sickness. We hope the decision in the cases of "conflict of jurisdiction"; will not be made in their absence. Let every one of our Supreme Court Judges "show his hand" on that subject Wilson Advance: - It is con ceded by many of the new magistrates that the old county court system is unne cessary, and they will not vote for the es tablishment of inferior courts in this coun ty. Wilson has at last been furnished a respectable warehouse.' The. old shanty which has so long been an eye-sore and disgrace, has disappeared, and in its stead theRailroad Company have erected a brick building that is a credit to the read and an ornament to the town. There will be a pic nic at Solitaire, near Battleboro,' on the 20th. It has been observed that the lady with a diamond ring will scratch her nose, in a given period, four times as often as any other woman. ' Battle boro correspondent: The wheat crops . in this and adjoining sections are coming in satisfactorily. Col. Walter Ford, of the Whitaker's mill section, is shipping large quantities of pine lumber to North ern markets.' The chicken cholera is playing havoc with the fowls in this sec tion. - ' J . ; ' . Elizabeth City i Carolinian : Judge Brooks and Dr, Speed are both able to be out again. The money orders issued at this office for the quarter ending June SOtb, amounted to-f7,V4.w: IE WILMINGTON, N. C, SUNDAY. JULY 15. 1877. There was an exciting sloop race here on the fourth between the "M. J. Forshay" and the "William Hultz." They made fif teen miles down the river and back total thirty miles in two hours and twenty-one minutes I AThe "Jforsbay- came off victor. The,, corn is crowine raoidlv. With rare exceptions the crop in this county. iooks very promising. The cstton is now. looking well and should it escape the frosts may do well. Several intelligent Ger mans from Hew xork have been spending some time here prospecting wita a view of investing and locating. The flax har vest begins this week. There is a larger crop man usual in una county and it is generally looking well. - - The commis sioners of Chowan have ordered an election on the first Thursday , in August on the. question 01 voting $40,000 subscription to tne Suffolk and. Edenton Railroad. Two colored men confined in jail at Eden- ton escapea on the night or the 4th. Elizabeth City Economist : We are pleased to learn that some visitors from western norm uaronna contemplate a visit to Nag's Head during the present' season. Mosquitoes abound at Oregon Ihlet; the oldest inhab. knoweth not the' like: no rest, no rest, by night or by day. We learn from reliable sources that: the prospect of the Edenton and Suffolk Railroad is very good. 7 The new in struments for the Cornet Band are ordered, and will put in an appearance in a day or two. - Let the President stand firm in the right. "Thrice is he armed who has his quarrel just." ; Corn-juice prevailed to an alarming extent on the 4th. We may possibly be mistaken, but it's our private opinion publicly expressed that Elizabeth City has turned the tide and things are looking up. All we need is greater facili ties of transportation. The ladies of Cresswell, Washington county, had a Tab leaux exhibition, on tbe nights 01 July 4th and 5th, to obtain funds for erecting, in that place, a Missionary Baptist Uhurcb. It was a pecuniary success. 7 Dr. Henry Lewis, of Plymouth, delivered an excellent address in Cresswell, on the 4th, by invita tion of the LO. O. F., before a large audi ence of ladies and gentlemen. Cress well is improving and recovering from the effects of the fire of the 16th of May. Many new buildings are in contemplation of being erected. ' ; . ,- s NEW ADVERTISEKIBNTs. Lobt Gold chain. D. Piqott Cigars. N. JACOBiHardware. R. E. Heide Ship notice. Jas. Wilson Lots for sale. . G. R Ikench & Son Shoes. V. E. Kim Tin worker, &c. .Munson & Co. -Wamsutta shirts. Heinsbekger Summer reading. ' Green & Flanner Turnip seed, Notice Cape Fear Light Artillery. John Dawson Shingle makers. T. H. Heath August magazines. Notice Wil. Building Association. H. Burkhimer Chewingitobacco, Harrison & Allen Summer hats. ' Mitchell & Son Hayhaiwav&c Notice W. & C. Turnpike Company. Excursion Catholic Friends' Society. Hayden & Gerhabdt Saddlery, &c. Adrian & Vollers Flour,' meats, &c. C. D. Myers & Co Coffee, pig hams, &c Mkettng Dem. Ex. Com. Pender county Grant, Hinton & Co New crop flour. Giles &MURCHTSON Builders' hardware Boarders wanted, cor Chesnut and 7tb. Worth & Worth Ne w crop molasses. PETTEWA.Y & Moore Orders solicited. Kerchner '& Calder Bros Salt, hoop iron, molasses, grain sacks, &c. One of Repair.' j The bridge over Green's mill pond creek, just beyond the National Cemetery, is rep resented .to be in a very bad condition, it being considered exceedingly dangerous to attempt to pass over it, especially at night. The planks are loose, and horses and vehi cles are liable to be precipitated into the creek. The proper authorities should see that it is put in good condition at once. Almost a Fire; j On Friday afternoon the Stokley house, at Piney Point Wrightsville Sound, had a narrow escape, from destruction by fire. Some person in the rear of the house dis covered smoke issuing from beneath it, and upon .examination it was discovered that the flooring was in names in the front part of the building near the steps, having pro bably been caused by a lighted cigar, .or in some other accidental manner. By the prompt .application of water the &re was quickly extinguished. Contradieted. The Raleigh Observer has the following; "The Wilmington Star published a short time ago a rumor of the death of Mr. John Ghost Elliot, and I saw the notice copied in the Observer. I set about making inquiries in the matter and the report was confirmed then I sat down and wrote quite a respec table obituary notice of this gentleman for the columns of your paper, and was on tbe point of mailing it Then I was informed that he hadn't died at all, and didn't intend to just now. Then I took that obituary notice and put it in a pigeon hole for future consideration." I Puiloc Awsf. - Statistics will prove, that there is not a healthier place of the same size in the coun try than our own city, and yet in the past six months there has been a much larger per centage of deaths among the male sex over fifty years of age than we have known for years. Death is making fearful inroads upon the older members of the community, as first one and then another is summoned away. We can call to mind at least eight of our aged male citizens who have been called to another sphere of existence during the past twelve months, and these among the best and most valued in the community. - There were four interments in Oakdale Cemetery during the week closing yesterday, the ages of tbe parties being, re spectively, 3 years, 12 years, 56 years and 72 years, and the diseases dropsy, jaundice, dysentery and iuternjittent feyer, ' Hi U. f ' I.oeal Dots. . . 1 ; " ! ' Watermelons were quite plenti ful in market yesterday. ! - No interments in Bellevue Cem etery during the past week. -. I -- To-day is known in the religious calendar as the Seventh Sunday after Trin ity." ':--':'X:::.: ,-.:-;;'Ivj . Chief of Police Brock is doing a good thing in having the streets kept clean. : :' ; : No candidate for the bread and , water diet before the Mayor yesterday morning. There were five interments in Pine Fbrest (colored) Cemetery during the past week. , There has been marked im provement in tbe good order of the city for the past month. j . ; : ' ' ; f , The Board of County Commis sioners have a meeting to-morrow after noon, at 3 o'clock. .j ; mr. xr, a. jj ore iias resignea tne position of Superintendent or the btreet Railway, and Mr. R. L. Harris succeeds him. The Front Street M. E. Sunday School will hereafter meet at a Quarter to 5 o'clock instead of at 4 o'clock, as hereto fore. .-I I . 1 : . . . r- We are requested to state ; that the Rev. Mr. Windley, of Smithville, will preach in St. Paul's church this morning and evening. j 5 - The City Clerk and Treasurer was busy yesterday morning in paying off the police force and other city employes for the past month. Stationary or lower pressure, southerly winds and wanner, clear or part ly cloudy weather, are the indications for this section to-day. j The Register of, Deeds issued three marriage licenses during the past week, of which one was for a white and two were for colored couples. j The Front Street Methodist and First Presbyterian Churches now hold their Sabbath evening services at 6 o'clock, instead of at night, as formerly. H- The health officers are carrying on a vigorous war against filth and unclean linessof all kinds, and we expect soon to oc the city in a first rate sanitary condition. The publio should bear in mind that the Young Catholic Friends' Society will have a grand family excursion on the steamer Chvemor WorUl on Tuesday, the - Rev. F. R. Howell, pastor of the First (colored) Baptist Church, will preach for Rev. D. J. Saunders thio (Run. day) evening, at 6 o'clock. So we are ref quested to state. ! Capt. Cro well j of the wrecked schooner Addis JBlaiadeU, has received in telligence of the loss of a favorite daughter since be has been at this port. "His family. k M n P.iui C.nA ! ": mg nit xjum yvu. . j A number of our citizens have: whitewashed the trunks of shade trees in front of their residences. If this example. was generally followed the city would pre sent a very neat appearance. We learn that Mr. Theodore D. Kline, present Assistant Superintendent of the W. C. & A. R. R., has received the ap-; pointment of Superintendent of the Char-, lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad. Ttr 1W S TomiAn uflQ' " miwwu, . . 'I assaulted and knocked from a hand-car on the W., C. & A. R. R.,1 a few days ago, is i said to be improving. Jack McNeill, col ored, who inflicted the blow, is still at large. Mr. John Brown, formerly Man ager of the Western Union Telegraph office here, is on a short visit to his frieids I and relatives in this section. He is now nne of the chief liehtnine bugs of Augusta, I j 1 The GrandXodge o Good Tern- plars for North Carolina meets at Hickory, on the Western North! Carolina Railroad, on Tuesday, the 14th day of August, 1877. Arrangements have been made with all the railroads and transportation lines for re duced fare. ! - ; We examined yesterday a speci men of Robeson county apples, being: of the Bpecies known as " Horse Apples,' taken from the orchard of Mr. C. T. Willis, about seven miles from Shoe Heel. There were ten of them, all of which grew upon one stem. The Raleigh Observer says: Lo- J renzo FnnK, Ol Wilmington, was, on yes- I . , m tttm . trlftv nnmmiasionRrl! bv Gov. Vanre Quarantine Commissioner for the port of Wilmington. This is a good appointmeht, and. as we are assured, one that will give universal satisfaction. I i ! ! We are glad to learn that the prospects so far for the grand family and military excursion on the steamer Wacca- matoon Wednesday next are very encour aging, judging by the sale of tickets. ' It is how understood that the Cornet Concert Club will accompany the excursionists. On several occasions it has been noticed that while the services were being ! conducted at the grave they were disturbed by drivers changing the position of their vehicles, and it has been suggested that on all such occasions the proprietors of livery' stables and owners of carriages and other vehicles should instruet the drivers thereof, that, upon arriving at the grave.tbeir teams should under no circumstances be ;.moyeL ntil all the exercises are over. - The Wilmington and Coast Turnpike Company. ' , In pursuance of the notices published in the daily papers of the city, a meeting of the old original stockholders of "The Wil-, mington and Coast Turnpike Company" was held yesterday at the Bank of New Hanover. i On motion, Mr. Jas. H. Chadbourn was appointed. Chairman, and Mr. S. Jewel ! requested to act as Secretary. Mr. Wright stated to tbe. meeting that tinder certain judgments against the com pany the franchise of the company, togeth er with the road, the toll-house, and all the real and personal property- belonging to the. company, or to the main stem of the: road of the company, had been sold by the sheriff, and the same had been purchased With the view of reorganizing the compa ny and completing the turnpike road in a permanent manner; that after a careful es timate he was satisfied that $6,500 would be sufficient to pay the amounts due on the. judgments under which the property was sold, and also to complete the turnpike road: that the eanital stock of the comDanv bein limUed to the sum mentioned, it was I very certain that a liberal dividend would J De pa to the stockholders under the new j organization, and that as the old or original Bwcanoiuers naa iosi meir enure in vea.- menta as such stockholders, it was but right and equitable that they should have the preference in the subscriptions to the new stock. The following resolution was therefore unanimously adopted: Resolved. That under the contemplated I reorganization of the Wilmington and Coast Turnpike Company, the capital stock shall, in no event, exceed $6,500, and that books for subscription to the same be forth-.; with opened at the omce 01 the Secretary and Treasurer of the company, and kept open for twenty days. s, it being expressly understood that the original or old stock holders shall be entitled to a pro rata pre ference, if upon tbe closing of said books an excess upon the said capital stock ; shall have been subscribed. Magistrate's Court. Jack Bennett, colored, was arraigned be fore Justice Harriss, yesterday morning, on the charge of larceny. Defendant was or - j dered to give bond in the sum of $200 fo his appearance at the next term of the Criminal Court I U1VER ANDAIABINB ITE1IIS. The schooner "Yankee Blade, which ar rived here yesterday from Bangor, Maine, was reported to be leaking badly. She is Joaded with hay and brick. . The Schr. Susan, with a caTgo of coal 'for Messrs, Worth & Worth, was reported aground on the shoals about six miles down the river yesterday afternoon, but: was expected to get off at high water. ' The Schr. Addie Blaisdett, which went ashore On Frying Pan Shoals on Sunday morning lasi, naa uroKen up, and -win or. course prove a total wreck. Part of her sails, running rigging, &c., which were - - .1 ; 1 J . . 1. 1 ' s i tsaveu, were huiu hi puuuu . auuuua. vuei hundred fathoms of chain belonging to the wrecked vessel were brought to this city ; yesterday. j-j - :..-'. s s .-!- Wanted Every one to be free from Pim ples, Blotches, Boils, etc.. which can be done by purifying the bloodwith Dr. Bull's Blood Mixture. Used every where. t CITY ITEMS. TO BE ATTRACTIVE IS A DUTY of which ladies may best acquit themselves by the use of Gouraud's Olympian Cream, an article which no iaay nas ever tnea wunout:Mcoming its lasting na tron. Largo Bottles reduced to One Dollar. For sale by J. C. Munds. :. THE HISTORY OF ".CIVILIZATION intent be written in the gradual processes of improvement wrougn. out m arucies 01 ipoo. jsyery.prpgressive step is a puDiic Dtessmg. to ne one article is more due than to Doourr's Ykast Powdkb. This with proper care in baking insures the most delicisus Lxtk Paps as. To Harris News Stand, south side Front Street, we are Indebted for copies of the New York Ledger j Chimney Corner and Frank Leslie's lUuslrated Newspaper tor the current week. The Stand will remain open until 11 o'clock this morning. HooKiBarnanr. i-hx mobitiho stab Book Bisd- rr doe kds of Binding and Ruling In a work- maniiKe manner, ana at reasonaDie prices. J&er. exeeationof Tbansfbb PBiNTiHo-UCKfl. invaluable to rail road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer chants, manuractarers ana others. They are en during, and changeless, and will copy sharp and clear for an indefinite period of time. Having just received a fresh sapply of these inks, we are pre pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate PllCeS. i ; ..- All nervous, ezhaustuur and nainful diseases snee dily yield to the curative influences of Pulverma- cner s jsiectnc ueita ana lianas. Tney are safe, simple, and effective,' and can be easily applied cy the patient himself. Book, with full particulars, mauea iree, a.aaress XTJLvaEJiACHaB ualvxxio Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. There is no case of Dyspepsia that Gain's An. oust Flowxb will not cure. Go to any Drug Store and inquire about It. If yen Isuffer from Costive- nesS, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Al V Ol WlUlfiWUHi Ul OU W UvlBUcOUlOUt Ul U1B DIU mach or Liver try it. , Two or three doses will re- lieve you. Regular size 75 cts. INEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HaffaZilieS for AllffUSt. & . Mugusv. FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR MONTHLY. 3Uc; Frank Leslie's Sunday Mazazlne. 95c: Demo- Frank Leslie's Sunday Mazazlne, 95c; Demo- rest's Monthly, 35c; Godey's Ladys Book, 35c; pat K.aac; ret 1 Matrasine. ter's American uenuuy, xoc; uarpers 35c; Galaxy. 85c; Popular Science Monthly. 50c. I llahers' prices. xne intent x-enuuuaua luways on nana at puu i jyW lt A u - - - - u 94 Market St I Committee Ileeting. nnHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE DE- ; JL "mocratlc Kxecutive Committee ef Pender Co., at uuttUAw, on baiukuai, zist, at 11 o'clock. A full attendance is desired, t . ; The following constitute the Committee John D. Powers. Dr. Gee. F. Lucas. Dr. S. 8. SatchwelL K - K. Bryan, Jr., A. C. Ward, James Garrasen, James H. Moqre. r ; 4l WUW. NO EXCUSE FOR PAYING RENT.' Building Lots, In Wealthy localities, on nisi Church, Nun , Ann, Orange, Dock, Mul berry, Walnut, Red Cross, wood. Char Sill nisi lotte, ttunn, sixtn, Beventn. wuson. Eighth, fiintn, 'i-enuyaeventn ana t weian streets, for sale on long credit. Houses and Lots for sale on the installment plan. Mortgages Bought. Money teaaedto those wisning to baud. Apply to -" -jy 13-lw nac - JAME3 WLSQN, : t y 15-tf TAIL WHOLE NO. 3,101 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. fiMto&'Coast Tnrnjfte Coijany. BOOKS OP SUBSCBIPTION TO THB NEW and limited Capital Stock of this Compaay will be opened for Twenty Pays, at the Book Store or the undersigned, No. 87 N Front Street: & ' : ' S. JKWETT. Jj 15-3t . Sec'y and Treas. HeaWers Cape Fear LiM Artillery, I -, -'-.-'r-.;JTJLY-14tn,-18T7." ATTENTION ! THE OFMCEES AND MEM bers of this Company are hereby ordered 4a assemble at the Armory, on TUESDAY MOBN-; INO, at B o'clock, in full uniform for parade. .; - - xjv uruiir or ebb i;nnuin. 1yl5-lt ! W. B. KING.O.S. Wilmington Bnilding Association. X HE EIGHTH ANNUAL jCEITINO OF THIS Association win be held at the Court House, on WEDNESDAY EVENTNO, Jnly 18th, at 18 o'clock j jyl5-St ' " ' - Sec'y and Treas. SMp Notice. !; ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY cautioned against h&rboriag or trnst- mg any of the Crew of the Swedish Barque "SUNDSVAL," as no debt of ineir coniracnng wui oe paia Dy ue Master or Cone: msigi nee. jy 15-3t R.E. SIDE, Consignee. Boarders Wanted. JHREE ROOMS VACANT. . ; , i j ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS. Location pleasant. Enquire 1 . , J ; jylS-3t , ' Corner 7th and Chestnut 8ts. Lost, On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. SOMEWHERE Fiof-tiroon HniTiffA flreflf. AnrI f rA "Pnflfnfir nrAriaKlv A .fo o mTw w?rh f." on Front streeti a GOLD CHAIN, with cross at- leaving it at this office. ... y 15-lt ; KKTR A W AND h K I 7 I . T-T- i I HARRISON & ALLEN, Hatters. B ' - jy ls-tf More Wamsutta Shirts. rpHK BEST SHIRT IN THE CITY, i : SELLING AT fl.25 EACH. C ASH U UiSLilVilKX. Entirely Complete Ready for the Laundry. jy IWt nUNSON & CO, W. E. KING, TMN AND SHEET-IRON WORKER. J. I ROOFING. GUTTERING and PIPING. tWAll orders attended to nromntly. ... cioath -side Market.- between Second and Third Streets.. - , I - ' ' WltD 8. W. HULtUKN, jy 15- - Steam and Gas Fitter. Hew Crop ! 200 FLOUR, all grades, , , , Choice North Carolina Family Flour: t ,v ' from new wheat. ! . jy 16-ltD&W . GRANT. HINTON & CO. j Turnip Seed! JEW -CROP, JUST RECEIVED, . . AND FOR SALE 'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, by ; jy 15-tf GREEN A PLANNER, Druggists. j -? - - ; Shinsrle Makers. - VROSS-CUT SAWS of all kinds' and riVar. Rhlnirla ITnfiraa tlwu. . wi D . Large Assortment of the VERY BEST brands of the above Goods and at the Lowest Cash Prices can be found at the Old Established Hardware House of 1 : ; r r: : JOHN DAWSON, jy 15-tf j 19. 20 and 21 Market St. " j ! -T 1 - 1. IoIasses. Molasses. ,. Hhds;cUBA MOLASSES, JQQ Bbls SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES, 20 Bbls N. O. MOLASSES, I For sale bv jy 15-tf j : KERCHNER & CALDER BROS. Hoop Iron, Glne, Rirets an! Nails. . t K Tens HOOP IRON. 1 Inch. 'i 0 1 Inch and 1 inch, 1UU .WJUWJS... 200 Papere EIVETS 20 BblB BUNGS. JQQ Kegs NAILS, . For sale bv v ' Jy 15-tf KERCHNER & CALDER BROS. Hay, Bacon, Flour. j .. . ; . AT WHARF, 2qq;bales CHOICE EASTERN HAY, . Now landing ex, Schr. Yankee Blade. f 7 IN STORE: . gQQQ LBS. CHOICE N. C. BACON, 1 0h BARRELS NEW (Wheat) FLOUR, iwu uauy. Manufactured at our Mills and for sale low by Jy l54w : B. F. MITCHELL & SON. Grand Family Excursion ! ' It OF THE- - Tonni . Catiolic Frienfls . Society ' ; On the Superb Iron Steamer : ..-,;,: GO V, WO R TM.' it To Smithville and Fort Caswell ! " ITALIAN STRING SAND ENGA GED ! ' rPHK PERFECT GOOD ORDER AND REPTTl I tation of our Excursions are a martntAA for s Tickets, for'Geiitlemen;. . . . -rT. ..' . :." kia '' ror Ladles or Chfldren. 50 Boat leaves foot of Market street at 8 A. M. Ladies will furnish dinner and refreshments at city prices. 'zrrrr-r:rlz'-'"tr s " th 8tt 'a Pleasant Beading for Summer. g ARATOGA, the Famous Springs" in 1787. '! " ' 1 tiA GAVIOTA, THE SEA GULL;; or THE LAST . j-,- , BEAUTY. Translated from the Spanish of Fernan Cabellero. GARTH A Novel, by Julian Hawthorne . '- A WOMAN HATERj-A Novel, by Chas. , Reade THJB! JEALOUS WIFE Aiiove Story, h; 3 i-HV: V.i iBy MissJallaPardoe. ' LORNA DONEA Noyel by Blackmore, NORA'S LOfYE; TBST.1y Hary Cecil Hay. " 'leajt '"'luf. : r'i'HlAiA -HErNSBEBGER'S i )iye Book and Masie Store. , ,V RATES OF ADVERTISING. One Square one day........ . " . .. ! two dava. . - "" $1 00 .... 175 ... 2 60 .... 3 00 ... S 50 .... 4 00 6 60 .... 8 60 . ..' 10 00 .... 17 00 .... 24 00 three days,. . 1 lour days. nve oaye,... One week, Two weeks....... Three weeks, .... . One month, Two months,..V.. Three months,.. Six months. .-. . . 40 00 One year,.... 60 CO ' PP-Contract Advertisements taken at propor tionately low rates. . Ten lines selid Nonpareil type make one square. NEW; ADVERTISEMENTS. FRESH Pure, Roasted and Ground COFFEE, WARRANTED STRICTLY PURE AND ALWAYS THE SAME. You can always rely on A GOOD CUP OF COFFEE by buying from us. CHAS. D. MYERS A CO,, )v 15-DAWtf ' .' ' S & 7 North .Front St. T . Sugar Cured Small Pig Hams SUGAR-CURED . THIN BREAKFAST BACON. SUGAR-CURED PIG SHOULDERS. CANVASSED HAMS, SMOKED BEEF, BKEF . ' j TONGUES, &c. Sac. . : , i CHAS. D. MYERS & CO., 6&7North Front St. jy 15-tfD4W Flour. A LARGE STOCK ON HAND OF VARIOUS GRADES AND BRANDS. V j Meats. " HAMS, SIDES, SHOULDERS, STRIPS AND BELLIES. NEW CROP CUBA, SUGAR-HOUSE and NEW ORLEANS. Sugars. AC. EXTRA C, CRUSHED AND POWDERED 9 SUGARS. i Crackers. I T7ROSTED and LEMON CREAM. LEMON, Pic I J mc, CORN HILL, OYSTER. SODA. GINOER I flA(,A am J f1nioJ rtJ- A aagej ample and varied stock on ""-1 Sundries. WATER-GROUND MEAL, CORN, HAY, TEA, Coffee. Sean. Starch. N&ilH. Hnnn rnn ni Bangs, and every tiling a Retail Grocer need s. t .... CIGARS, TOBACCO & LIQUORS A SPECIALTY. ADRIAN & VOLLERS. ' Whnlfigftln Ornfpra jy 15-tf Southeast corner Front and Dock Sts. H. BURKIMER, I No. e.Jflarket St. i &sr& Has Blays on hand a lowing Brands of Fine Cliewiiig Toljacco. Gravely, ElDorado,01- ivcr's Beet, Heiress Twist, Ward Brand, & the Universal. Also, Bright land Dark Na . 3r 15-tf vies,, hy the Box or. Pound. j New Crop G-audaloupe Molasses ; 4 208 s' v SUPERIOR rNEW CROP QAUDALOUPE MO . ' ' ' ' ' ir ' LASSES, ' Just landed iBX-Schr. Wyoming, and for ealeVery J Low for the times by jy 15-tf WORTH A WORTH. Will Try. OUR BEST EFFORTS will be used to give yen a Cemforta S bly Fitting SHOE, Durable and Low down in price ror the Money . Call on GEO. R. FRENCH &' SON, 39 N. Front St. jy 15-tf PORCELAIN LINED PUMPS, Wine and Cider Mills. Snathes and Blades, and acomnleta mid. ply of Bar Steel and Iron, Mechanic's Tools, Hard ware of every kind, Doors, Sash and Blinds, Paints, Oils and Brushes, Window Glass of all sizes. We invite our friends to save money by examining the goods and prices at N. JACOBI'S Hardware Depot, jy-15 tf i. : No. 10 South Front street Builders' Hardware, T LOWEST PRICES 1 At GILES &. MURCHISON'S 1 jy 15-tf I , New Hardware Store. Tile Little SIiop AroM t&e Corner, JS THE PLACE TO GET SADDLES. HARNESS, f : i WHIPS and COLLARS Made or Repaired, Cheap for Cash. O1"! exi 10 Bouineriana's tables,-s I HAYDKN A OKRHARTVP jyl5-ta i JVllmiDgtou, N. C, 22 5MOKE YOUNG AMERICA," 0 "KEY WEST," 1 "CAP-A-DU-RA ' HUMPTI-DUMPTI and IMPREGNABLE I CIGAHS. jy 15-tf nae D. PIGOTT. Orders Solicited. Prompt REPLY, can fill orders for the follow ing Merchandise at reduced prices, via: ' . Molasses, Syrup; Salt and Lard, Bacon Hams and Shoulders, canvassed; Bacon Hams and Shoul ders, uncovered; Bulk Sides and Shoulders; North Carolina Hams, Sides and Shoul- V ders;; Mackerel, Roe Herring and , i -J. Soap ; Geese Feathc rs, Glue, Ac. Tobacco and Cigars j Poultry, Eggs and Fruit. - ! ' PETTE WAY & MOORE, :-( Brokers and Commission Merchants ' , jy 15 -tf Next North Princess and Water Sts . Salt. T Salt. 1 Salt. 2000 SaCk LIYEBPO1' SALT, 1 0fin sacfcs Marshall's salt, . VVV7 For sale by ' KERCHNER A CALDER BROS. jy 15-tf Grain Sacks. 10,000 1 New and Second-Hand . - , GRAIN SACKS, Fer sale bv 1 - . : jy 15-tf. - KERCHNER A CALDER BR9S 1 ' 1 1 it: ,1 us X '111 r 1 '! t i-H III ti - '- ' '. V U- 'sii iuiripi'""i' I' i' ' 1 1 1 i' 1" ' i"""'T r
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