HE NEVEU TOLD A lIB.
I saw him standing in the crowd
A- comely youth and fair ! ;
There was a brightness in his eye,
A, glory in his hair !
I saw his comrades gazing on him
His comrades standing by
I heard them whisper each to him:
J'He never told a lie !" .
I looked in wonder on that boy,
As he stood there so young.
To think that never an untruth
Was ottered by his toneue.
I thought of all the boys I'd known
Myself among the fry .
And knew of none that one could say,
"He never told a lie !" ;
I gazed upon that youth with-sawe
That did enchain me long;
I had not seen a boy before
So perfect and so strong.
And with a something of regret
I wished that he was I,
So they might look at me arid say, ;
Ie never told a lie !"
I thought of questions very hard ;
For boys to answer right; ;
"How did you tear those pantaloons t"
"My son, what caused the fight r" - :
"Who left the gate ajar last night ?"
"Who bit ie pumpkin pie '
What boy could answer all of these
And never tell a lie.
I proudly took him by the hand- : L
My words with praise were rife :
I blessed that boy who never told r
A falsehood in his life.
I told him I was proud of him " '
A fellow standing by
Informed me that that boy. was dumb
Who never told a lie !
u. Boston Gazette.
A Iiow Voice in Woman. v
; The following paragraph which has
been' going the rounds' of the press,
eommends itself to many: "Yep," we
agree with that old poet who said
that a low, soft voice was an excel
lent thing in woman. Indeed, we feel
inclined to go much farther than he
has on the subject and call it one of
her crowning charms- No matter what
other attractions she' inay have, she
may be as fair as. the 'Trojan Helen,
and -as learned as the famous Hypatia
of olden times: she may have all ac
complishments .requisite at the pre
sent day, and every advantage that
wealth can produce, and yet if she
lack a low, sweet -.voice, she can
never be really fascinating. , How
often the spell of beauty is rudely
broken by course, loud talking. How
often you are drawn to a plain, unas
suming woman, "whose soft silvery
tones render her positively attractive.
Besides, we fancy we can judge of
the character by the voice; the blank,
smootbjfawning tone seems to betoken
deceit and hypocrisy as invariably as
the musical subdued voice ; tells of
genuine refinement. In the social cir
cle how pleasant it is to hear a woman
talk in that low key which always
characterizes the true -lady. In the
soothes the fretful children and cheers
the weary husband. ; How - sweet its
cadence floats through the sick
chamber around the dying bed; with
what solemn melody does it breathe
a prayer for the departing soul. Ah,
yes, a low, soft voice is certainly 'an
excellent thing in woman.' "
; llnmble Orlslo.
Baltimore Sun.
The late Senator Morton, of In
diana, the greatest ' man of the Re
publican party, was apprenticed to a
hatter at the age of fifteen, and fol
lowed the business for four years.
Andrew.. Johnson was a tailor. Grant,
though not a statesman, was a tanner.
Abraham Lincoln was a rail-splitter.
Millard Fillmore, when fifteen years
of age, was apprenticed as a wodr-
carder ana ciotn-aresser. vv eoster
and how many others were farmer
boys ? Numbers of the most noted
jof our public men have risen from
like stations to eminence, many 01
them Graving ieen mechanics' and
others descendants of mechanics.
Roger Sherman, of revolutionary
fame, was a shoemaker, and the Sher
mans of to-day and Mr. Evans are
his descendants. Mr. Hayes said in
one of his speeches that his grand
father was a mechanic. It did not
require any labor parties or labor or
ganizations to bring these men to the
front. Nothing obstructs the way
of the mechanic or other laborer in
this country to the highest positions
if he has the capacity, the integrity
ana industry requisite to tne per
formance of the duties involved.
Died of Joy.
Fall River (Mass.) News. I ,
Last week a Mrs. Clinton, an Irish
woman, about fifty years of age, ar
rived in this city from England, in-,
tending to pass her remaining years
with her daughter, a married woman,
living at Globe village. She had
another daughter living in a neigh
boring State", and the two had made
up a purse to, pay their mother's pas
sage to this country. Mrs. Clinton
arrived here the first of the week and
went directly to her daughter's house.
A few days after her arrival -the
second daughter came to visit her,
bringing two grandchildren, whom
the oldjady had never seen. Going
to the door to meet $hem, the grand
mother lifted the children from the
carriage, and when.4 the daughter
alighted embraced - her with, "Oh
dear, I have so longed to see youfor
the last time, and it is the last time,"
saying which she sank into a chair
and expired before any aid could be
given her. She was buried on Snn?
day last. 1 n ' : i)t
All speculation goes to rout,
And this a question grave is
"What proper course can we mark out
To-day 'for David Davis .!
Republican or Democrat? ' !f
Pray tell ua which way leans the fat."
Kentucky Yeoman.
The question- true, is one of weight,
But we think David DayL? ' ,
Can judge the best at any rate
, - ' Abodt Judge David Davis. "
He'd have, e'en workng all alone, '
A solid nartv of liia own.' - :,
A Wesieru teamster calls his
near mule Ann; says it is a scripture name
Ann, a nigh ass. . .
1 WHOLttSAIiKfRICES.
2ffOar quouiuons, u should be understood, rep.
roseu tuc wiiuicuiB prices guiiertuiy. in maJung
up BHimi orders nigner prices nave to De cuargeo.
ART1CLK8.
5, ..TIUCK8.
JU
" 1
BAGGING Gunny. ... ... .....
Double Anchor........ j . ...
Doable Anchor " A". L. ..
BACON North Carolina, j
Hams, 9 Ib(new). ........ ...
Shoulders, 9 tt a& ..........
, Sides, N. C. choice, tt
Western Smoked .,
llama
Sides, ltt
Shoulders, . .
. 1 Dry Salted , t
Sides 9 ,...:.,
Shoulders ........ ........ ...
BKBJf Live weight
BAKKKLS Spintd Turpentine
Second Hand, each ......
New New York, each.
New City, each..v.........
B RES WAX 9 B.-.;....j. "
BRICKS Wilmington. V M
Northern..
BUTTER North Carolina, 9 ft.
Northern, 9 B
CANDLES Sperm. $
Tallow, V .....!
t Adamantine, 9 fit..
CHEESE Northern Factory 9 lb
00 fci v
00 a ia
10 &
uairy, creamy to...
State, i.i..
coffee Java. 9 a ..
Rio, ft
Laenayra. to i
CO KN MEAL 9 bueheUu sacks
COTTON TIES ft... .j..
DOMESTICS Sheeting.4-4, V yd
vara, 9 butea....
EGGS
FISH Mackerel, No. 1. 9 bbL
No. 1, 9 bbl
Mackerel, No. 2, V bbl. ..
NcS, 9 bbl...... ......
Mackerel, No. 8, 9 bbl.....
j&aiieta. vobi
N.C. Herring, bbl...
Dry cod, 9
PLOUK Fine, bbl......
Super. Northern. 9 bbl.....
Extra da " 9 bbl.....
v Family bbl
City Milla Super., 9 bbl....
.7 251
Kitra, 9 DDI...;
Family, 9 bbl..'
Bx. Family. Vbbl..
FERTILIZERS
Peruvian Guano, V 8000 ft a
' Carolina Fertilizer, M
Ground Bone.
Bone Meal, ' "
Vlnn,
Navassa Guano, , " . "
Complete Manure
Whann's Phosphate'!
Wando Phosphate, " ! -
Berger & Bute's Photph,"
Kicellenza Cotton Fertiliser
GLUE 9 ft... ............. :.W
GRAINCorn.in store, in nags,
Corn, Cargo, 9 busheL
, Corn, mixed? DuanaL
Corn, wholesale, In bags.
Oata, 9 bushel......
Peas, Cow, 9 bnshol t...
HEDBS Green, 9 ft ...
Dry, ft
BAY Bag tern, 9 100 ....".;.
Westerm. 9 100 ftsi... ....
North Kiver, 9 100 fta . .
HOOP IRON 9 ton.. ....i ...
LARD Northern, 9 ft. .........
North Carolina, 9 ft...- .... .
L1MK V bbl ...
LUMBER Crrv StbakBatoto
Ship Stun, reeawed, M ft.
RonKh Edge Plank, ft M ft..
WestlndiaCargbe8,according
to quality, 9 t ..
Dressea Flooring, seasoned
14 00
18 00
13 00
40
42
00
00
00
00
40
2 90
00
1 10
90
SO
25
16
70
50
0 00
16 00
00 00
00 00
00 00
0
00
O 13 00
O 85 00
- Scantling and Boards, com
mon, ft Mft........ ...
MOLASSKS Cuba,hhd9,f gal.
Cuba.bbls 9 gal ..
Porto Rico,hhds
bbls.... ..1...L..
Sugar House, khds, 9 gal.
16 00
43
45
45
4
as;
31
80
365
18
145
100
4
30' ;
S5
65
75'
250
16 50
00 00 .
14 00
13 00
00
75; '
2
2
S3
. 76
' 90
K5
10
11V
iok
10
coo
300
00r
00?
20 00
00 00
00 00
00
Dois.v gai...
VJjyrap, yoia, v K"'. ......... .
NAlES Cut, 4d to 20d, 9 keg.. .
OILS Kerosene, fl gal -
Lard, 9 gal.......
Unseed, 9 gal
Rosin, 9 Kl
POULTRY Chickens, live :.
" Spring...
PANTJT8 bushel
POTATOES Sweet, 9 bushel.. .
Irish,. Northern, ft dm-...
PORK Northern, City Mess.
Thin.fl bbl.. .....
Prime, 9 bbl....
Rump, 9 bbl...
R1CB Carolina, 9 -
Bast India, flft.
Rough, 9 bunh
RAGS Country, f ft ..,
60
City, 9
KOrl
SALT Alum, f bushel
Liverpool, 9 sack,eb F. O. B. .
American, 9 sack..........
SUGAR Cuba, V ft.. .........
Porto Rico, 9 ft..... v.....
A. Coffee, 9 ft .....
b fi
c 9 ft-
Ex. C 9 ft
Crushed, 9 ft--
SOAP Northern, 9 ft- ......
SHINGLES Contract, i M...i
o
00
&
00
00
00
&
&
11
00 a
00
loa
liia
15
0C
50
50
Common, fi M ,
Cypress Saps ft M. . . .
Cypress Hearts ft M
STAYED W. O. BbL, fl H ...
60
18 00
00 00
00 00
08
11 00
8 00
6 50
5 90
0 00
1 00
1 T5
18
38
R. O Hhd., ft M.
Cwress. 9
' Ml....
TALLOW ft ..
TIMBER Shippin
Mill Prime, ft !
Mill Fair, ft It
,M.
13 00
900
1 00
600
400
500
M
23
80
Common Mill ...
Inferior to Ordinary, ft M..i.
WHTSKir Northern, gal..M
North Carolina, ft gal......
WOOL Unwashed, ffft ..
Washed.lt ft.......... ..
WIE.ffIlNCTON MONEY MARKET
bitthto. KBUaNS.
Goid Par. 103
Kxchange (sight) on New Totk, disct'
Baltimore,.... X "
Boston V "
Philadelphia, ........ X
Western Cities, ....... X
Kxchange 30 days 1 fl cent.
Bank of New Hanover Stock.... ...... 1 ,
First National Bank...........
Dawson Bank
Wilmington Building Stock,.. ........
i
1
100 '
85 f
70 i
100
95 i
120 I
i
Beuiu - ...........
Nav&ssa Guano Co. " ...
N. C. Bonds OldBx-Coupon.
Do. Funding 1866...
. Do. '. 1868...
Do. New
.14
6
6
5
1
. Do. - Special Tax
Do. to N. C. Railroad
.49
f
W. &. W. R.R. Bonds 7 ftc (Gold Int) . 100
Carolina Central is. R. itonds, 6 fic.
Wil. Col. A Aug. S.R. "
Wilmington City Bonds, Sftc.......
" " 7 ftc.......
: .-' " Old 6ftC;..
" " new 6 ftc.
8 fic
30
.30
.65
.90
.60 j !
.60 (Gold Int)
.70 ( " "
New Hanover County Bonds, 6 ftc
90 (Gold Int)
Do. " do.
W. A W. Railroad Stock
6 fic. ..60 (Cur.
mi)
7U
North Carolina R. R. " . ....40
Wil. Gas Light Co. ST'
Wilmington Cotton Mills... . .......40
Have You Seen the Kew Wheeler &
. , Wilson. Sewing Mackine ? ;
Have You Eead their New Price List ?
rpHB WHEELER A WILSON SEWING MA
. J. CHINE has foro many years been the stand
ard of excellence among Sewing Machines, that no
thing need be said about the new Machine more
than it is the BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
that the Company has ever made.
Remember that it is not economy to buy an infe
rior machine at any price. The Wheeler & Wilson
IS NOW SOLD AT SUCH PRICES THAT EVE
RY BODY MAY BUY. . Send for descriptive price
list. We keep a full line of attachments and other
goods to be found in a First Class Sewing Machine
Establishment. j .' I
- Repairing and putting on improvements on old
Machines done by a thorough Machinist, as cheap
as it can be done in the best shops North. ;
A full line of E. Butterick A Co.'s reliable Paper
Patterns constantly on hand. Send for catalogue.
WUSKLKtt X WlLiSU IN Jft'lTfcMCU.
No. 28 Market Street, f
- - ' Wilmington, N.'O.
oct5tf
The Piedmont Press, ;
HICKORY, N. C. i !
IS THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN CA
tawba comity, and has an extensive circulation
among merchants,-farmers,1 attd all classes of busi
nessmen in the State. The PRESS is '-
' WIDE AWAKE DEMOCRATIC PAPER, I
and is a desirable medium for advertising in Western
North Carolina. Liberal terms allowed on yearly
advertisements. .
SttBscriptioa $2 i 'advance Address
, u; i 1 : j - "MURRILL4 TOMLINSON, l-j
mar 2fi-tf ' . Kdityrs and Proprietors.
THE MOBNINO STAR BOOK BIND
RRY isflomplete in ail all its appointments,
and iaia charge of one of the most skilttul wbrkmen
In the State. All kinds of Binding executed neatly,
cheaply and eroMitlonslv , j
MISCELLANEOUS,
1
BROWN & KODJDIOK,
4 MarRM' ilreet" r v;;i r. -
SUBMIT TIlB5'jFbzb WING
!.-! n.ni
i ifi?ii.s;..''
Price ; iList
la order to prove to our friends and the public that
. WE SELL our Goods 011 a ;
YERT SMALL margin fHom! cost,
: 'f-o'i , ;; dcpenduigeatlrely ,. i .
on the1 quantity sold tcj make up our returns, know
' i J. lug hy past experience that ;,.
LOW PRICES!
is THE ONLY sure method to ; . & . ,
" obtain our object. ' ,
' i ' .' V 'US' J it f ." -M. ,; ).
Black Gro Grain Silk, worth $ 1.75, now $1.25.
Black Silk Velvet, $1.75 up', Buitable for; Bonnets
. . . - ...... . .i ... j . .
; and Trimmings, .
!
All col6rs in Alpaca Dress' Goods, 20c to 37ci
All colors in Worsted Drees Goods, 20c upwards.
Matelesse Dress Goods, 25c upwards, ;
Knickerbocker Dress Goods, 20c upwards. I
MotOedfiuitinss, wide, 25c; ' '
Black and Colored Cashneres, 50c up, ; j
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS !
A Beautiful Line NEW STYLES.!
BLANKBTS, $1.75 a pair toflO.CO.
CALICdES, 5c8Jad8c. V
Tweeds, Cassimeres, Kentucky Jeansc,
For Boys' Weari ; ; :-
Our variety in this line is ;largo. -Our prices begin
' at i4 cents. , .
Pelt and Balmoral Skirts from 5Cc up,
. Hamburg EdgingB and Insertions from 5c up.
They are acknowledged by ALL to be the Cheapest
ever opened in the city. . ; : .
Neck Ruffling in great variety from 10c up.
. Neck Ruches 3 for 5c 1 . i ....
Gears Wamsntta Shirts, Ture Linen Fronts, 75 cts,
sold everywhere for $1.00. '
SPECIAL BABQ&INS.
KENTUCKY JEANS, slightly spotted, 15c Re
member it all washes out and 1 he former price
was 35c: - ''''
Remnants of Dress Goods closing out at 15c.
Remnants of Nainsook Plaids and Stripes VERY
LOW.
BROWN & RODDICK,
Oct28-tf 45 MARKET STREET.
IMew Arrivals.
. We w Arrivals.
I SHALL OPEN , ; 1 I '
On Monday, October 15
A NEW ASSORTMENT OP t
DlUiSS GOODS,
UN GREAT VARIETY. i -, .'
Extra Bargains in CnsunicrcB,
' ALL SHADES. j
JULIUS SAMSON,
oct li a 43 Market Street
Parker & Taylor r
ARB NOW RECEIVING THEIR !
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OP
, . .. COOKING and HEATING STOVES,
HOUSE PURNISHING GOODS,. ;
, , WOOD and WILLOW WARE,
No. 19 South yront St ,
ct ,27-tf WILMINGTON. N. C.
Mallard & Co. ;
Are receiving daily i
rX HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES,
1 Vnpirma-q and TRAVELING BAGS, all
grades, and sell at astonishing low prices,
wholesale or retail. 1
Manufacturing and repairing at snort notice.
oct 14-tf
. jno. a oouLa r ront ou
StaU-Fed Beef, &c
FINE STALL-FED BEEP K
at 8 to 12V cents per pound
PORK, LAMB and VENISON, for sale by
T. P. 8IKES,
"Citizens Market." on Market street,
oct 26 tf between 2d and 3d. South Bide.
Just Eeceived,
TrfJWDKRBD SAGE.
IT CAYENNE PEPPER,
HORSE and CATTLE rOWOKKB
Paints, OUs, Varnish, Window Glass. $c.
Xoi sale &t
GREEN & FLANNER'8, Druggists,
nov 8 tf Market Street.
The Lowest Prices !
FRESH GOODS!
wVfi,OUR, $5 to $10 PER BARREL,
300
t-AncascsCANNKUOOODS,
OUU CAKES and CRCKERS,
bbls Kenned BUG Alts, - . . ;
rjr bags Java, Lagnayra and Rio COKFEES,
QQ cases WINKS and BRANDIES. j
OA firkins and tubs best BUTT.tt.it in me worm.
L v Price reduced to 35 cents per ponnd.
HWI? Q A TTG A flT? on1
from the West airect. Large Beef Tongues at 93c.
GEORGE MYERS,
11 and 13 South' Front Street.
nov4 tf . ' i : . ..
Guns and Pistols, ;
CARTRIDGES , SHOT, POWDER for ferecch
Ioadinsr Guns. Shells. Wads. Cleaning Rods,
Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Game Bags, Dog
Calls, &c. A large stock and very fine assortment
of the above Goods, and LOW PRICES,; can be
found at the Old Established Hardware nouec or
' .. . . . JOHN DAWSON. '
V nov 4?tf 1 1 9, 2p & 81 Market street.-, r
Tne Little Slop Aronnd tlie Corner
JS THE PLACE TO GET ! '
; I SADDLES, HARNESS. i '
WHIPS and COLLARS "fc "V.
Made or Repaired. Cheap for Cash.
' N ext to Southerland's Stables.
HAYDEN & GERHARDT,
nov 4-tf
' Wilmington," N. C.
wv--' Pall Fashions.
MRS. VIRGINIA A. ORR HAS RECEIVED and
is now using the LATEST SHAPES for : La
' dies and Misses' Hats and myites a call from those
who have heretofore entrusted her .with their work.
She is prepared to alter old styles and fashion them .
into the most modern shapes., j ' v
' White straw tdyed black when so ordered and In:
best style. ij t I -a
RESIDENCE One door east of Front, on Church
Street. oct 14-tf
1
MISCELLANEOUS i
THE "STAR"
; ' ,- - ": ' ' ' ' .'-
STEAM . ' .
JOB PRINTING-!
BOOK BINDERY,
-AND-
BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTORY.
WILLIAM H. BERNARD,
PROPRIETOR,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
BSTTHE ONI.YJ
ESTABLISHMENT 111 THE : CITY
HAVING
Ail of these Faculties Combined
The Rent AMortment of
TYPES, PAPER,
CARDS and INKS.
Skilled Workmen
-IN
Everv Department.
Not the Lowest Prices
BUT-
As Low Prices
AS ANY
Other Establishment
POB THE
BEST QUALITY OF WOKIi.
PRINTING, RULING
-AND
B 1 1ST 3D Z ,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
EXECUTED
Promptly and Skilfully.
Improved Machinery
-OP-
SINCE ADDING
St earn P o we r
. "We are enabled to fill
All Orfters with Qe Utmost D s atcb
mi'-.
MISqELLANEOUSj
H. T. Heimbold's
Concentrated Fluid Extract
B TJ O 'HTJJ
The Great Tonic Diuretic !
. IS THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOB "
BRIGHT'S DISEASE,
AND A POSITIVE REMEDY FOB
Gout, Gravel, Strictures, Diabe
tes, Dyspepsia, Nervous De- ;v:
blllty, Dropsy, Female
Complaints, w- ,v .;
Non-Retention or Incontinence of Urine, Irrltationi
3 , Inflammation, or Ulceration 6f the
: ,- Bladder or Kidneys, '
Spermatorrhoea, Leucorrhcea or .Whites, Irregular or
Painful Mensea, Bearing Down, '
Chlorosis, Sterilitr, j
And all Complaints Incidental toFemlea.l
For Stone In the Bladder, '
Caleulns, Gravel Or Brick Dust Deposit, aijd Mucus
or Milky Discharges, and Diseases Of
the Prostrate Gland. ; '
OWING TO SPURIOUS ARTICLES ' R AIMED
UPON THE . PUBLIC FOR THE PAST FIVE
YEARS, ON THE REPUTATION OF Mt PREP
ARATIONS, I AM FORCED TO MAKE f RADt-r
CAL CHANGE IN Ml Ji ABELS ANDjWRAP-
FERS. THE GENUINE, FROM MY ORIGINAL
RECIPE, IS PRINTED IN CARMINE INK, AND
PREPARED BY THE H. T. HELMBOLD; MANU
FACTURING CO., BROADWAY, CORNtR 17TH
STREET, NEW YORK. . 1 j
II. T. nELMBOLD.
stspt lg-D&Wly
GLENN'S
SULPHUR $OAP.
A Sterling Remedy for Diseases and
Injuries op the Skin; A Healthful
Beautifier of the Complexion ; A
Reliable Means of Preventing and
Relieving Rheumatism and Gout, and
an Unequaled Disinfectant, Deodo
rizer and Counter-Irritant. f .
Glenn's Sulnliur Soar, besides eradi-:
eating local diseases of the skin, banishes de-r
fects of the complexion, and imparts to it
grautymg clearness and smoothness, j
Sulpliur Baths are celebrated for cnrinir
eruptions and other diseases of the skin, as
well as Rheumatism and Gout ttlenn S
Sulphur Soap produces the same effects
at -a most trining expense. Ihis admirable
specific also speedily heals sores, bruises, scalds,
burns, sprains and cuts. It removes dandruff
and prevents the hair from falling out and
turning gray.
Clothing and linen used in the sick room
is disinfected, and diseases communicable by
contnet with the person,- prevented by it.
The Medical Fraternity sanction its use.
Prices -25 and 50 Cents per Cake; per
Box (3 CatM). 60c. and $1.20. .
NJJ. Sent by Mail, Prepaid, -on receipt of price, and
5 cents extra for each Cake't- - t
HILL'S HAIR AND WHISKER DIE,"
Black or Brown, SO Cents, j
C. S. CBJTTESTOProp'r, 7 Sixth At.,I.Y.
ang81-DAWly eow Fr '
c.
WEST
& SONS'
ALADDIN
SECURITY OIL,
THE BEST HOUSEHOLD OIL IN USE.
Warranted 150 Degrees Fire ; Test
VATEK WHITE IN COLOR. ,
Polly Deoaorlzed ! v
Will Not Explode.
HIGHEST AWARD i
AT . : : ; . '
Centennial Exposition,
For Excellence of RIauufaelttre
AND HIGH FIBB TEST.'
Endorsed by the Insurance Companies
SCAD THIS CBBTmCATX Om OT iLU(T.
HOWABD FlBX IKBUBAHCK Co. OT BAIATJIOBS
Baltimore, Dec 83d,-1874. Missus. C. Wxbt &
Sons Gentlemen: Having nsed the various oils
sold In this city for illuminating purposes, I take
pleasure in recommending your "Aladdin Security
Oil" as the satbst and best ever used in our house
hold. Yours truly,
(Signed) ANDKif W BEIEBI5, President.
Manufactured by .'. ; '. V I -
C. WEST & SONS, Eaitimore.
Try it, and you will use no other. .
sept 25-6 en - i . . i
We Ofier
BoxesC. B. SIDES,
Ilarrels FLOUR,
Bushels CORN,
100
1000
2000
500
500
. 300
250
100
50
200
500
500
500
5000
50
cet 31-tf
Rolls and Half Rolls Standard ,
BAGGING,
Bbls SUGAR, all grades, .
Sacks Rio and Laguyra COFFEE,
Hhds Porto Rico and Cuba i
MOLASSES,
Hhds and Bbls S. H. SYRUP, j
Tons HOOP IKON, '
Bbls GLUE, . j
New SPIRIT CASKS,
3d hand - do
Kegs NAILS, ' 4
Sacks SALT, j
Tons GUAN APE GUANO, -
&C, &C-, &C.
For sale low by
WILLIAMS & murchison;
Samuel " Sutherland's s !sonj
. Importer, Manufacturer and Dealar la . t! -
BREECH A MUZZLE LOADING GUNS, RIFLES
& PISTOLS, POWDER, SHOT, CAPS,
CARTRIDGES, GAME BAGS, ' '
And Every Requisite for a Sportman's oltflt.
All orders from a distance will receive prompt
and faithful attention. '
This Old House is known from the St. Lawrence
to the Rio Grande rirers for First Class Goods and
Fair Dealing. ,.
Guns and small Arms raaue to oraer ana repaired
by experienced workmen. . ....
ttreecn-iioaaing Ammnnmon a specially. .
BAM'L SUTHERLAND'S SON,
t . - 1406 Mala Street, i
oct tl tf V - ' Richmond, Va.
f Prices of Coal; -
THfi FOLLOWING ARE LOWEST CASH MAR
ket Prices of CoaL Every ton guaranteed full
weight, free of dirt, and of best quality, i .
Quarter ton i ... (1.75 1 One to five tons j. $6 .8(1
Half ton . . , ; .... . - 3.85 1 Five to ten tons j. . 640
' Ten tons and over, u
noVil-tNov 14 .; , J. Af SPRINGER. -
Jack Frost Flour. '
rpflE BEST IN THE WORLD, I ,
JL For sale by
oct 31-tf ; WILLI Aiwa s anwuwu.
t
RAILjRO AD LINES,
General Supts Office,
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA ;Jc AC
; ; :. OUST A R. B. COMPANY,
WILMINGTON. N. C. August 4, 1877-
':. ji"f ..Si :
Change of Schedule.
o
N AND AFTER SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, THE
following bcbedale will be run on uus toaa:
-. - ' r ; 1
Day Express and. Mall Tralu (Dally
Leave Wllminston' . . ..... 1 . ;v . J.....' ' 13:00 M.
Arrive at .Florence, o:uu r . ol.
,li:30 P. M.
. 6:30 P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington..
NIGHT BTlPBESS TRAIN (Dally).
Leave WHmlngtaa ... I .; J
Leave Florence.; .........
Arrive at Columbia...,.
Leave Columbia.....'..;.,
Leave Florenoe.....
Arrive at Wilmington
6:00 F. M
9:53 P. M.
1:11 A. V.
11:30 P. M.
3:30 A. M.
6:30 A M.
-This Train will only stop at Fleniinglot, White
ville. Fair Bluff, Marion, Florence, TunmonBville,
Sumter, and Acton, between Wilmington; and Columbia.'-
a-;-. !.. t.-.-iai-ivj. .-(il v.X
Tbroncb Frelctai rraln.(DaIly except
Ieav Wi Immgton .... 3:30 P. M.
Leave Florence. 3:35 P. M.
Arrive at Columbia..... ........... 10:10A.M.
Q.uu r. m.
.-i. v.' S;50AJM.
..4,j- 10:30 A.M.
Leave Florence...-.
Arrive at Wilmington
PassenGrers for Aususta. and bevond should take
Night Express Train from Wilmington. ;
- Through Sleeping Cars on night trains for Charles-.
ton andnacon. r, ,
aug4-tf "" 1 "
JOHN F. DIVINE.
Oen'I Suo't.
1-
Wilmington & eldou
RAILROAD, CO.
Omos or Ghni. Bupkhiktsndbnt, i
Wilmington, N. C, August 4,1877. (
ON AND AFTER SLfNDAY, AUGUpT 5TH.
ifm. Passeneor Trains en the Wiimineton &
Weldon Railroad win run as follows :
Day Mall and Express Train Dally
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot, at 6:60 A. M.
Arrive at Weldon J........ ... 130 P. M.
Leave Weldon..,.. L... ......... 11:40 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington, Froht St. Depot, '5;40 P. M.
Nlffnt Mall and Express Tralni Dally
except Sunday.
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot, at 5:85 P. M.
Arrive at weiaoa ........ jwa..
LeaveWeldon.. , 3:15 A. M.
Arrive at Wiimington, Frott St Depot, 11:45 A. M.
Tne liay Train makes close connection at wei-
don for all points North via Bay Line, daily
except Sunday, and daily; via Richmond and all
rail route. . .
Night train makes close! connections at Weldon
for all points north via Richmoad. .
I ti uiin r. uivino,
aug 4tf ; ' " General Superintendent.
CAROLINA. CENTRAL RAILWAY CO,
Omcz G:
GEX2&A& BUFSBLNTENDEHT I
Wilmington, N. C, Oct 4. 1877. f
Change of Schedule.
o
N AND AFTER FRIDAY," 5TH INSTANT,
Trains will run over this Koad as .follows:
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN :
Leave , Wilmington at
Arrive at Charlotte at.. .
Leave Charlotte at. . '.
Arrive at Wilmington at.
5:55 A; M.
8 :00 P. M.
7:45 A.M.
. 9:45 P. M.
SHELBY DIVISION.
Leave Charlotte . .
Arrive at Shelby at . .
Leave Shelby at
Arrive at Charlotte. . .
'".' 7:30 A. M.
11:45 A. M.
...J 12:45P.M.
... . ..... 5:00P.M.
j. ncse a raui a wiu
leave Wilmington. Charlotte
ana sneiDy, uauy, except sunaays.
Freight Train will leave Wilmington and Char
lotte on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and
leave Laurinburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, i
No Passengers will be carried on any except the
Passenger, Mail and Express Trains.
. : . . I V. Q. JOHNSON,
oct 4-tt General Superintendent.
POWDER, j
pbWDER.
Kentucky Rifle Powder
Blasting Powder.
A Xargo Supply Constantly on
Hand, Manufactured by
. the Celebrated '
HAZARD POWDER COlttP'r.
FOR SALE BY " . . ' j -;
WILLABD BROS.
dec 14-tf . AGENTS. WILMINGTON,' N. C.
A. ABBIAH. . . '' ', j 5 .. . . H. VOLLKBS
A RIA N : &, : V O LLERS,
X j "' : i :
Corner Front and Dock: Sts.,
WIIiMINTON, K. C.
WHOLESALE GROCERS ' - '
..; ;: XX ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Country merchants will do well by calling on us
and examining our etock. nov 19-tf
CaU
AT a H. WARD'S SHAVING '
and HAIR TRESSING SALOON,
on North. Front Street, next door South of Daw
son's Bank, where you can get your work done as
good as you can anywhere in the city. . Shaving
10 cts. ; Hair Cutting and Shampooing 25 cts. each.
I have the best Hair Dye in the city, and Can Dye
cheaper than any body else. i oct 11 tf
'" ' 'CHAPEL HILL,' Sept. 25,1877.
npo THE TRUSTEES ALUMNI and FRIENDS
L OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CARO
LINA t ) -, . . j
The increasing prosperity of the University has
created a need for a medium through which its ob
jects should be made known. To this end the two
Literary Societies of the University have ; deter
mined to reestablish, the UNIVERSITY MAGA
ZINE, once an ornament to the University and
State. I ; . - . . '
It is proposed, in' publishing the facts connected
with the University, to make the Magazine the or
gan through which the historical incidents of the
Utate may be made known and perpetuated. At
present there is in the 8tate.no periodical of this
kind, and the need for one is patent to all. -
The contributors of the Magazine will be some of
the most prominent and talented gentlemen and la
dies of the State. ..-,;.! i , --,! 7 ;:;
. -. The Societies liave elected three editors each, and
as soon as' a sufficient number of subscribers are
obtained, th Magazine will be issued. The price of
BubscriptixMkwill oe $2.50 per year.
Trustees alumni and friends, the students of
your University call upon you to contribute this
small amount tev the support of an enterprise, the
ends ef which are so beneficial Those who desire
to aid us will please Inform us immediately by let
ter or postal. - . - - . . - ; .--.
For further particulars, address . v '
EDITORS UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE, v
sept 37 tf i' Chapel Hill. N. C.
TLe :SaLisbUfy Examiner,
Establlsbed In 1 8 69. ' '
THOROUGHLY AND IlWAYS DEMOCRATIC.
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' i Address 1 ; J. J. STEWART,
Je23-t i Editor and Proprietor, Salisbury. N. C.
WANTED Any Agemt can make;$300 per month
selling oar Magnetic Instantaneous Copying-
Book and Ink. Wo press, brush or water used. Send
stamp for circular or $3 for Outfit STATIONERS'
MANUFACTURING CO., 10 & 18 DEY STREET,
laJINSURANCE.
Atkinson & Manning's
; Insurance Rooms,
17 WllmlnKtou, N. C.l
FIRE. ,
ij Queen Insurance Company, of England.
NorthBritish & Mercantile Ins. Co., of England
uv vasuMU , v ii.imvi X.
V.K...1 DU. T n . . .M
Continental Insurance Company, of New York.
Phoenix Hisurance. Company, of New York.
1 Royal Canadian Insurance Company, of Canada
"" ': MARINE.
Mercantile Mutual Ins. Company, of New York.
; Insurance Co. f North America, of Philadelphia
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co. of ilartforo,
Total Assets Represented Over $100,000,000.
jan 11-tf
Fir ei ' llfe Insurance Apiicy of
a r 7 7T BYRNE , & CO.
Iteprcsentlue over $62,000,000 Asyem
;' C&"OFFJOB7Coinmeroial Exchange Building
uri,a bust DUWU ' ' . feb 86-tl
t PIEDMONT ft ARLINGTON
Life Insurance Oompan
Of Richmond, VtrinlH.
Over 22,300 Policies lined
Annual Income Ovw Sl.500,000
Progressiye ! ', Prosperous I Prompt
SMALL EXPENSES, SMALL LOSSES. SKOUKe
nsrVESTMENTS, AMPLE RESERVE
' AND GOOD SURPLUS '
Premiums Cash, Policies Llberm
Annual Division of Surplus.
ARTHUR f. HILL, Jr., Agent.
Oflice for the present with Dr. T. F. Wood. Mea
cul Ezaininer, on Market street, two doers west o
Green & Planner's drug store, Wilmington, N. C.
gltCOURAGE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
Security againrt Fire.
THE NORTH- CAROLINA
IIOSIE INSURANCE COITIPAN1
RALEIGH, N. C
This Oemoanv coatiiinea to write VnMrit.M t f.
rates on all classes of insurabla property.
rosses are promptly adjusted and paid. Th
HOME " la raDidlv erowinir in nnhllr f vnr
appeals, with. confidence, touisurers of property it
.nertuittroiina .
"Agents in all parte of the State,
R. hT BATTLE, Jr., PrecadenL -C.
B. ROOT, Vice President. .
BEATON GALES, Secretary.
PULASKI COWPER, Supervisor.
ATKINSON 4 MANNING, Aexxro,
augl-tf s . , Wilmington. N. C.
Bank of Sew Hanover.
Authorized Capital - $l,OO0,O0O,
Cash Capital paid In $300,000:
Surplus Fund 050,000
D IRE C I O U S.
JOHN DAWBON
D. R. MURCHISON
DONALD MoRAE 1 '
h. vollers ;
r. r..bridger8
j. w. atkinson
c. m. 8tedmak'
l b. graingef
Jas. a. leae
i
B. F. LITTLE
E. B. BORDER
M. WEDDELL
L B. GRAINGER, President.
S. D. Waixa.cs, Cashier
laug SO-tf
Morning News
PRIZE STORIES!
THE WEEKLY NEWS
-- of
Wednesday, September 19th,
Will contain the first chapters of an Intensely inte
resting and well written story,;
xne Mara Die ifamily,
BY 8. G. HILLYER, JR., ,
Of Cuthbert. Ga.
To which was awarded the First Priae of ONfi
HUNDRED DOLLARS, offered for the best story
founded en incidents of the late war.
Tbe Weekly News, in addition to the AGRICUL
TURAL and LITERARY Departments recently in
troduced, Btill maintains its distinctive features as a
medium for STATE, POLITICAL and GENERAL
NEWS, and every effort will be devoted to making
it a comprehensive medium of information for the
people. Its MARKET REPORTS are complete and
reliable.
PRICES. Weekly News, 6 months $1 .00; 1 year
i?;PfkP0BtaSe free- Daily, 6 months $5.00; 1 year
$10.00: postage free. i -
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should be addressed, -r '
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sept 11-tf . Savannah, Geo.
to
Interest.
The Kershaw Gazette
OFFERS TO THE. MERCHANTS OF WIL
mingtoh and elsewhere, superior Inducements
to advertise their business in its columns. Having a
a large and rapidly incxe&eing circulation throughout
one of the wealthiest sections on the Wateree river.
It Is considered a most
Valuable Advertising Medium. ,
Advertisers who desire to reach purchasers should
advertise in the GAZETTE.
It Is published in Camden, Kershaw Co., S. C, at
fTiA hAi3 nf nftTfrlHmi nn l-.hn WntATAA H,w af el
a year, always in advance.
For terms of advertisingrAc, address
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r nov36-tf Camden. 8. C
The Honfoe Enquirer,
WOLFE, .
THE ENQUIRER IS PUBLISHED AT MON
roe. Union county, N. C, .every Tuesday, at
$2 00 a year. - The Enqutrxb circulates extensively
throughout the counties of Anson, Union, Chester
neid ana ljancasier, ana reacnes a very large num
ber of intelligent readers. .
The merchants of Wilmington will find it to be
one of the best advertising mediums on the Caro
lina Central Railway, asfwe guarantee as large a
bona fide circulation a&anyp aper between Charlott
vnd Wilmington with FKBHArs.one exception.
1876. Postpaid. 81.60.
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WILMINGTON, N.C
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