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THE HOEITIITG UTAH. aaJM u mwj.mmr liBtBHKD DAILY" "EXCEPT MONDAYS. 1 1- r i aires or- uuobiftios ur ADva-tcx : 5 ' $ I jaeyeir, f (by mail) postage pald,.....v. $7 00: Hix months rT". " 4 00 rhree months, " ,M " 3 25 One month - " " " 1 00 To City Subsaribeta, aelivered in any part of the aty. Fifteen Cents per week. Oar City Agenta arei aot authorised to collect for more than three mwths m advance.; l - . ,,, f LIM. ' Russian convalescents have been ordered 'to jOinlheifreginJents:,. The Duke of Edinburgh will remain in tbe Mediterranean for khe present tt No result thus fair from Germany's mediation; Russia will ndt agree to make the Hlidity of the treaty di- penq upon ine consent urine .rowera Enelkni has arranged a truce with Thes- sa jytiusiuaii vuiciaia at xtucuarest are pre- tig 16,000 transport carts in case 4U pari tsiacK cea uoe ui vuoimuuiutuiuir is ciosea i by the British fleet;! new difficulties have certaipl alisen,! and England ia charged i with being the cause of them; negotiations still 'continue; tiotbJing is known at fan j Stefano oi4he Grand Duke Nicholas being ' recalled; enough men have been called lut by Russia front the naval reserve ; to fom tUree'cbrps Of sailors! jfor.the fleet; j. the $r 1 cassian army: is to be disbanded; tbe change ia the Turkish Ministry is regarded as a new elemenj of; danger to England. kn insurre lion against, Diaz in- Mexico! steadily ripebing; the Lerdists are urging the lndi inato i-ene w jtheir raiding operations in ordei to excite disquiet between Mexico and ht United States. England is charted ag I vessels tju convey troops from Indii. : - It is thought that the Turks will probably fight jo keep out the Russians from Constantinople; it is thought tbe Rus sians cau go in wueoever they get readyj to do so'; the Russians are growing more and ! more realise t they prefer to fight than; to 'sit rotting in filth apd dreaming of home j Tie Cuban war has broken out afresh, New I York markets: Money easy at 5 p r cent; .idl00"j (cotton exchange closed Hour wiinoui aeciaeu cnange; wnei quie; corniic btller, at 55 cents; spirits turpentine eWielr !ati30&30J cents: rosin dull at $155 1 H cUukling iays that Senator Lamar is bpyond all -question the ablest mari .he South. He 'makes him out very cunning and artful. Conkling hasjfifle abilities himself, but then he s sp tricky and unreliable. He knew a gjeat fraud was perpetrating, ad yen he Btood by with folded arms ad haughty crest and did not strive to prevenl it. Conkling ig a first-class V -.!; Fhe Eastern Question ' remains nearly the same. Negotiations . are stil ; pending, but new difficulties are said to have arisen, for which England is liild responsible. It is said that she j has rejected the - proposal .tbat the Congress should be summonedfto revise thej treaties of '56 and '71. he is I represented as adhering firmly to lher original conditions. " In the ntirae Russia is preparing for flie wo At. ! All convalescents have been . i -1 - - . . -I . ordered to join their commands, ajid she j is preparing 16,000 transport carts at Bucharest so as not to be taken aback should England bloJk- 1 1 " ' ade the Black Sea, and that linef of combunicalion should be thus broken. She nas also called out three corps? of her reserve seamen. i A. Riot In Hooiterdom. IxciiLifAPOLis, Ind., April 1 8. At! Coal Creek, Indiana, a mining town, seven miles south of .Coving ton, in Fountain county, yesterday, a militia company, composed of miners who were in the strike a year ago, j were drilling during the day, andj at uigb , while some of them were n a salocn with their arms stacked in a cornfer, became engaged in " an - alter catiqn with a negro, resulting infhis 'murder. The whites then moved through the streets, shooting at ne groes on sight, killing two more and mortally wounding another. .The ex citement to-day has been great. ' aThe Gov ernor,in answer to a call forbfelp, decl ned until the Sheriff should Sig nify his iuability to "preserve , bidder. The Sheriff has since requested the presence of the Adjutant Generated made a requisition for ammunition. One inlore Unfortunate. I Special dispatch to the Post and Un un j Newark, N. J., April 1 5. - Misn Francis Fronson, a highly educated lady, took poison here to day, and is now: in a critical condi tion, at 204 Elm street. Her father was formerly a wealthy plan tef at Austin, Texas, but was beggared by the war. She came to Newark about two months ago,' expecting to gam a livelihood by her needle, but being unable to procure employment I be came discouraged. :,'v., r ;: High Time tnat Parents slionld b . Tnelr Guard. ' v. ,i,fn. - IWasiiingtoa Post. on And yet another crime to be debi ted to the salacious fiends that seem to infest this city. A little twejve year old white j girl,, named Clkra Bayliss, was thetvjctim, and a brjtal looking negro, of about twenty-eight years, named Jacob Hall, the assail ant. , A Freeoeions rontn Rills bis 9Ian. ........ .. Toledo, O., April 1 1. J, Paul Rudolph, aged eight, re siding at the Air-Line junction, a su burdau railway station, shot and killed Quo Benning, aged thirtleni to-day. Youg Rudolph states that the shooting was accidental, wjiile another account makes it Hhe result of a quarrel between lhe , lads.; Ru dolphjs mjail,' ' ; ; ; , i FI E VOL. XXII. NO. 26. anoiner Preaener on the RaeKed . Chicago, April 18: The . JTwies publishes a longand pe cuharly unsavory story about Bishop All--: -Sif.i. i ' m ri iiicvtosKy, or micnigan, wnere in it is charged that the Bishops re cent v and sudden departure was 00 easioned by complications resulting iruiu uia reiauuus wilU & iulSS J? anme Richards, of Detroit. - . li : The Carolina Farmer. . INewbernian.l ; The - Carolina Farmer for April, .puDiisnea by w. U. Bernard, W il mington, N. C, is just issued, , and is lull of interesting and instructive rnading for the household and farmer. It is a thirty-two page magazine, ele gantly printed, and its articles are especially , adapted to the sou and climate of the : Uarohnas. Tbe sub BCTiptLon i price ii $1. 50 , per year, or f I for six months. ' Spirits Turpentine. - C" is out in another of his re markable letters.' Judge Schenck is dealt with this time. ... . Mail service between Rocky I'oint and tf omt (JaawelJ, . fencer county, has been increased to twice a week: j The late Rev. Drs. Basil Manly,' of South Carolina.and Brantley .of Georeia. two very- eminent Baptist ministers, were n stives or unatnam county. ' Newbem ian :A number of dray men were yesterday engaged in hauIiDg lumoer lor a new churcn; to be built on Johnston street, near the cemetery, by the colored Methodists of the city. . ' Raleigh News: There is some talk about the propriety of observing the 20th of May, North Carolina's Indepen dence Day, as a holiday this year. Its ob servance should be universal in . the State. Oxford correspondent of Ra leigh Observer : Tbe committee to employ an engineer to survey tbe route for a rail-, road from this point to Henderson have employed Maj. R. P. Atkinson, a native of this place, to do tbe work. Maj. R is an intelligent engineer, and our people have the utmost confidence in bis capacity and fidelity..- Collier Taylor, a negro driver for James B. Crews, died on yesterday.. He was in the hands of an ignorant negro doctor as his attending physician, and some of the negroes say that his death was the result of ignorant malpractice. Weldon News: The strength of the iron bridge over the Roanoke at this place was tested and turned over to the R. R. Company last week. The test was made by running three locomotives, coupled to gether, over it at the rate of about twenty miles an hour. Tbe aggregate welgbt of the locomotives was three hundred thou sand pounds. We understand it gave way under this immense weight .only about a quarter of an inch. The company ex pressed themselves as- satisfied with the work. Preparations are being made to add another span to the bridge at once. - Raleigh Observer: The follow ing companies have complied with tbe in surance laws of North Carolina, and have" been licensed to do business in the. State;' La Caissa General, Paris; Maryland Fire, Baltimore; Western Assurance, Toronto. The following companies have withdrawn from tbe State: Fire American Fire, of Philadelphia; Capital City, of Washington City; City Fire, of Richmond; Home Pro tection, of North Alabama; Old Dominion, of Richmond; Richmond Fire, of Rich mond. LifeJohn Hancock, of Boston; Mutual Benefit, of Newark; Piedmont and Arlington, of Richmond. A subscri ber writes on the 16th that the tobacco flies are playing havoc with tobacco plants in Caswell county.1 Most farmers think tliey will be literally destroyed. ; : ... :i :: -? NEW ADVBBTISBflENTS. ' D. A Smith Carriages. Geo. A Peck Fly .traps." A. David Business suits. A. Shriek Spring clothing. F. M. Kino Sam cook stoves. . Postponement of city tax sale. Jko. Dawsoh & Co Horie rake. . : . Havdek & Gebhabdt Harness. ; N. Jacobi To hardware buyers. -BLkinsbergek Croquet sets, &c , '. ' - PABKEH & TAYIiOB Cook Stoves. - . . C. D. Myers Butter and potatoes. ' Pettawat & ScHULKEK Samples. . C. W. Yates Sunday school books. Mimsoir & Co Blue flannel suits. ; Notice for change of voting place. Axtaffeb & Hrxii "Sash; doors, &c. ' HArrisos &lLuEN-SBHng ityle hats. ' ; Brooklyn HAUrStrawberry f estivaL ' Mallard & Co Harness, trunks, &c. Woob, TATOB&MoRSE-Steam engines. : Giles &Murchison Glass and crockery . Dix Bros. & Russell To retail grocers BiNKOHD, Loeb & Co Bacon, flour, &c. : Boatwrioht & McKoy Family supplies ! Opera House Cadets Cape Fear M. A. ! Kebchneb & . Caldeb Bros Potatoes, glue, grain bagsj corn, oats and hay: The Cantata. ' .j The opening performance of the beauti ful floral ; Cantata entitled the 'Flewer Qaeen; will take place at the Opera House to-morrow evening, c- Seventy-five young ladies and misses will participate, with characters by . several prominent amateur vocalists' in appropriate costumes, 'all un der the direction of Prof. Chase. 'The en tertainment, which will be for the benefit of Front Street M. E. Church, bids fair to be one of the greatest successes of the sea son,' and appearances" indicate a crowded house. ' &; ;- --'J-' -"'::-: " - ' The following are the unraailable lettets xemainiog In ' tbe City Postofflce: " "''f John Stocks, Molvel Point, N. C ; Dr. J. W. Denby, Fetville' N. C ; Ben Allison, care J ; W Russel, Savannah, Ga.; Mr. McDowell, Flemington N. C.; B. F, New comer, Baltimore; Md.; Ashle Page; "Rev. J. M. Brown. ... - i Ther. Norwegian barque' Normand, Lorensen, arrived at Queenstown from this port on theU8th' inst. ,vu; - WILMINGTON, N. CM SUNDAY. APRIL 21, 1878. Local Oots..'v -' . s v To-day is known in the religious calendar as Easter Sunday. , No interments' in Oakdale and Bellevue Cemeteries during the week clos ing yesterday. . . : . . , 5 -7- There was an excursion party to Waccamaw Lake yesterday, and . also one to the Blackfish Grounds, both on fishing intent.'2 :' -vii- The Register of Deeds; issued only two marriage licenses during the ; past week, one for a white and one for a colored couple. . .: . v?3 ; ' ' '?" -r-o'Hi- There were-; four- interments in Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery during the past week, of which one was an adult and three were children." . ' ' " . .i . ... Stationary temperature, south west winds, falling barometer, partly cloudy weather and possibly rains, are the indica tions for this section to-day. -; ; " - Superior Court for New Han over county, His Honor, Judge Eure, pre siding, will convene at the Court , House in this city, to-morrow morning, at 10 o'clock. Jake -Doraeaur, colored,; was arraigned ; before : Justice Hall, yesterday, charged with assault and battery on Simon Richardson. Case dismissed on the pay ment of costs. ; ? . Rev: L. S. Burkhead, D. D., will fill the pulpit of the Fifth Street Methodist Church to-day, it being the occasion of the second quarterly meeting for the present Conference, year. ', Jane Wallace, colored, was be fore Justice Harrisa, yesterday, on - the charge of committing assa'ult '. and battery on the person of Harriet Brown, also co lored. Case dismissed at the cost of the prosecutor. - ' ... . The Tom Johnson excitement continues, but he has not been captured yet. ; He is reported as. making blood-curd ling threats against these who have been active in their efforts to "take hire in out of the wet." The hour for the Sabbath after noon services at the Seamen's rBelhel on Dock, between Front apd Water streets, has been' changed , to 4 .Vclock, and the same cordial invitation is extended by the Pastor to teamen mdaJtaremen to attend and participate in the exercises as formerly. The Cadets of , the Cape Fear Military Academy will give an entertain ment at the Opera House on Thursday evening next, the 25lb inst., for the benefit of the school library, when the beautiful drama of the "Cross of St. John" and the pleasing farce of "The Limerick Boy" will be presented... . ,-. : . - .... - r i - ---- - - T ? On Wednesday last work , was commenced' on A the connection ; between the Masonboro turnpike and the main turn pike, which will be completed in about a month, when there will be a turnpike all the way from v this ; city to Masonboro sound. Masonboro will then be about one mile and a half nearer tbe city by turnpike than Wrightsville. . ' .'.'. . K 1 , Seeing a vessel on the west side of the river on Friday with her flag at halN mast, and business being dull, one of our city undertakers hurried across the river to get a job. "He came back with an addition to his store of io formation j in the fact that it was a custom with, German vessels to half-mast their flags on Goed Friday, for which he paid ten cents in ferriage. : Yadkin Presbytery, f; . ; j . . ,Tbe Presbytery met at 8i o'clock lyesr terday, morning, in the iChesnut '.Streei Presbyterian Church, and was opened with devotional exercises, " conducted by Rev Jas. A. Chresfield, of ,-Greensboro. - The morning and afternoon sessions were'cccu pied in hearing reports of- committees. There was a short session in the evening, at' the close ' of i which ; the meeting ad journed, having passed the usual vote of thanks. This, in many respects, was, we learn,' the most interesting and profitable meeting of this Presbytery ever held, and the congregation of . the Chesnut Street Presbyterian Church, whoje generous hots pitality was displayed ' in the cheerful man ner in which they opened their homes and entertained the Presbytery,- by we under stand, much encouraged in their efforts to maintain -and - extend - JPresbyterianism among- the colored people of our city. Members of Presbytery will occupy the pulpits of the various colored churches of tbe city to-day, as may be seen in another column. n n iuakdalo Cemetery. fM pfttp'rl We are glad to learn that many- of ' those who own lots in Oakdale Cemetery are fixing up and improving them preparatory to Memorial Day. . It is a step in the right direction, and we hope others will see the propriety : of following the 'excel lent example! Let all the hedges be trim med, and the lols put io. order durint; the next two weeks, and our beautiful "city of the dead" will present a much lovelier ap pearance than it will if this little matter is neglected. It , is a duty easily performed, and one due alike to the living and the dead, r ' :.:V-;.. Tuarmometer Recoro ;- ,'.; .:v?'sV-; f The following will show the state of the thermometer, at the stations mentioned,; at 4.85 yesterday evening, Washington mean time, as ascertained from the daily bulletin Issued from the Signal Office in this city; Augusta, i . . ... i 77 Charleston, ... ,..74 Corsicana;rt i 84 Galveston,, ;77 Indianola, .......77 Mobiletl..... 83 Montgomery i. Viv, New Orleans,;.. .69 Punta Bassa, .83 Savannah... ; 1 .80 Jacksonville.. , . . .83 St. Marks,....,.. 76 Key West,.-: ''. M J Wilmington,. fi&j .'1 v5 n Reorganization ot the second Wrd Demoeratle Club. .- ... ,. r The Democratic' voters of the Second Ward met at the Court House last evening for the purpose of reorganizing the Second Ward Democratic Club for the approach ing campaign. . The meeting was called to-order by Mr. Jno.rC. James, as President of the old Club, who stated . the object of . the meeting as . above, ' : in h h. : :J r- 'w r J -j 1 . ; e ; . On motion, the election of ofllcers was declared in order,: aoj the'' following: 'gen- ttemen were elected :"S' L fy ' 1 . : President Jnol C. James. First Vice President Junius Davis.' : Second Vice President Sol . Bear. Secretary J. U. BoatwrightJ . ; Treasurer Col. Wm ! L. Smith. ", " Executive Committee Dr. George G. Thomas, and Messrs. G. .G. Boney, P. Gla vin, J. C. Munds and Jno. T.Rankin,, , . On motion, tbe meeting then adjourned, subject to the call of the President. . . meetlne r Pirtb Ward Democratic ; ; Club, i ' ' 7H i "' ' - f- 1 '-W -'' A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Democratic voters of the Fifth Ward (there being about one hundred and fifty present, tobk place last night at the' Bucket Com-; paoy's Hall, pursuant to a call from the former President of the Club. V' - ? The meeting was called to order and its object stated, and nominations for perm a nent officers declared in order, ; when the following permanent officers were elected: fi PresidentF.; H. Darby. 1, " U 1 i Secretary H. O. Rankin. ? . ? . 0 , ; Tbe following resolutions . were unani mously adopted: ih-: yt&n'.i - ; Resolved, That we hail with- pleasure the announcement tuat tnat true and tried sol dier, scholarly gentleman, and friend of the laboring man, Major (Jliar lea M. pledman, is a candidate for tbe Democratic nomina tion for Congress from' the Third Congres sional District, and We, the Democratic cit izens of tbe Fifth Ward of the city of Wil- mineton. do hereby heartily endorse -him and will support him to a man for tbe nom ination. - - .' ' BesolvecL further, ThtA we have no sym pathy for tbat class of -. Democrats who ig- norea tne nominations, tor Aiagisiraies, made by us, tbe Democratic citizens of tbe Fifth Ward, and appointed colored Repub licans in their places. , ' ' Eesdved, That The Mornisg Star, Eve ning Review and Wumtngton Democrat are hereby requested to publish these proceed ings. : ; '"yv': -On motion, the meeting then adjourned. '. , F. 11. Darby; President: ! H. O. Rankin, Secretary. '( t Maypra i onri.- ;' '': Three young colored men, named Cupid Mosely, Lewis Larfcins and Furman Mur ray, who were arrested Thursday ' night on the charge of acting very disorderly in Brooklyn,' had a hearing before tbe Mayor yesterday morning. It appeared from tbe evidence that Mosely and Murray, who bad been drinking, were very noisy and demon strative, and upon being remonstrated with, on the plea that there was a very sick wo man in the neighborhood, they rather in creased than diminished their boisterous- ness, especially Murray, the elder of the three, who " allowed" that he ."paid taxes and would kick up as much h 1 as he pleased." The Mayor very properly or. dered Murray to pay a fine of $10 and costs or be confined in the city prison for ten days, Mosely to pay a fine of $5 or be con fined in the city prison for five days, and Larkina to be confined in the city prison for one day for being in bad company," re- marking that he intended to put a stop to such boisterous conduct on, tbe streets at night, which, as was stated by, one of the witnesses, Officer Geo. W. Davis, was ex ceedingly annoying to the citizens. . Political. 'f 3v'.- The Republicans of the First, Ward or ganized a club a night or two siijce, with Whitman Wilson as President, Sol.-H. Nixon,Vice President, A A'.'Dudley.Secre tary, Henry Brewington, ! Assistant do.; James Howe, Treasurer, and Henry Lucas, Sergeant-at-Arms.?' They passed a resolu tion to tbe effect that "we propose in the . coming election to look out for candidates for office who propose to . look . out . for the interests of the people, and not for the wild beasts that run in the woods,!', whatever that may mean. ' . : .n:ni f-o'L; lilVKIC AND fflAKlNE ITK.1I.4. The German barque Mereur, Launs- biirg, 'arrived at' Bristol from this pOrt on the 18th inst. The 1 schooner Jfenawd, Fairchild, ar4. rived at Port Maria, Ja. from this port on the 29 ji ult: '. . . , ."(' ;The schooner . WSDenham, Chase, arrived at Port-au-Prince from' this port on the 28th nit. : ; .tu -.'- ;i '. ... a mi a . '' it "' li"- til . HOTE I AkBlVALS.ci ifvi; PoRCELl" HOTJSE;PBBf,BR6V, JPROP'itS. ADril20 :Jno A Adams.H E River.Kelly GooteBaltimore; N H Boland, O APrice, Atlanta. 3a: J. H Hill. s North Carolina; J French, G Z - French; Rocky Point F Bars ton, Boston; Jno u Itnoaes,. jq a my ers.U S R M; ChasM Hopkins, Charleston. C: Boyae lrvm. ueo a Liuizen x-niiaaei phia; Hon M L 'Eure, GatesvflleN Cj Ja-' cobLiemuel, rfi a. Mawmaw ana wiie, vjoi N Lenoy; L R Edgar,; Mr: and Mrs Hopkin Smith, child, and ; nurse, New York; H Booth, Georgia; "Mrs A. D Reeves, Miss Reade, NewCastleDeL 5 0.10 ; '! ?,Angei:ofrtNigh.( is .what? Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup has been termed by parents, whose worrying :and coughing children have been soothed and cured, and have se cured sweet slumber by, using-'ithis exceL? lent remedy. Price only 25 cents a bottle. - !-- ' ' m n. : : f We call attention to the rollowinr concerning the NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE. Atlanta. I Oa., take from the f Atlanta .CpMptatton, of 1 4tThe National Surgical Intitnte Is the largest apd most prosperous medical lustitHtiOH ta tthe world. It has no quack methods ; It employs no secret nos trums; It makes no emplrie claims. t It simply holds that it is enabled through its . aggregatioa of ma chinery, braces, Instruments, gymnasium, &c to give better' treatment of chronic diseases than can be anywhere else." .,.-- A ! ...- CITY ITEM. MOTHERS. MOTHERS. MOTHERS.' don't fall to procure Mbs. Wi blow's Soothiko Stbup for all diseases of teething in children: It relieves the ! child from pain, cures wind colic, regulates the bow- 1 eis, ana, oy giving rener ana neaitn to tne coud. gives reBt to we moiner. , . . Tn Fin o Glbhh's Suuhux Soap as a rem edy for eruptions, sores,, barns, pimples, blotches miu raeanwuo a gouty pams nas spreaa itr ana wide. . Physicians recommend it and the demand ior u constantly increases. - ft Chahob Qbat Haib to Black ob Bbowv with un' Haxb utb. ' 'THE WITCHEBT OP WOMEN. The proudest conqueror, the lowliest serf, or rudest savaee suc cumb alike to beauty's charms. No aid to beauty is so potent as uouraua's uiympun cream, uon eys no idea of axUfldsl appliance. Price in Large xwiues rcaacea to yne liouar. jrer sale oy J. v. auinu. " - llv rare n tare debility, weakness, and decav. Rook and JVuir. nal, with information worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pdltbbicaohbb Galvanic Co., Cincinnati, , Tbaxsvbb i Pbixtihs-iitkr inv&m&hin tn mu road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer chants, manufacturers and others. They are en during and chanMleaa.- and .will miit ahum and clear for an indefinite period of time. Having just ireaa auppiy 01 tnese inKB. wears pre pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate prunes. - A REMARKABLE RESfTLT. Tt mabpa nn dir. ferenre how much medicine you have tried, it is an established fact that Gxbxak 8ybup is the only remedy which has given -complete satisfaction in severe cases of Throat jand Lung Affections, Con- BumpuuH, nemorraaget, a Htnma, severe uoids set tled on the Breast. Pneumonia, whooping Cougb Ac. Consumptives try Just one bottle. Regular olio ia tin. duiu oy on uruggiBis in America. NATIONAL SUROIGAL INSTITUTE. Two of the Surgeons Of this notable Inatitnta will visit Wilmington. N. C, April SO and SS, 1878. stopping uie ruraii aouee. xuey wiu nave wua tnem a one ouint or d races ana surgical appliances, and will be prepared to treat alb kinds of Deformities and Chronic Diseases, such as Club Feet, Hip Dis ease, fpinai Disease, Paralysis, Piles and Fistula, v -.nrru, mvawj Aiiseaaes, Diseases 01 tne jcye, &r For full particulars sddress NATIONAL 8UKOI CAL INSTITUTE. Atlanta, Ga. ap 1 8t s. PITTMAN. In this citv. Anril M. 1878. Uttla FAN NIK. infant child lof J. C. and M K. Pittman. -ageu a jai a uiuuiub ana zo aas. The friends and acquaintances 'of the famUv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the parents' residence, on Fourth street, this (Sunday) afteraeon, at 3 o'cl'k, thence to Oakdale Cemetery w www v.... m.m MMM.a . V.IUUVUi Ui miUVlU, Maine. Anril 10th. GEORGE CHADBOUKN. aired flH A TiRflTTR J A t Vila D.n. 01 years ana s monins. .-- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. County Democratic Eiec're Committee. THE MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY DEMO CRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE are re quested to meet at the Office of the Chairman, on lUBBu&i, xaa mat., si or. m., 10 attend to busi ness or importance. " v. a. BfJainsua, cnairman ap 19 3t t Review copy. . Dem. Ex. Com. Strawberry Festival rpHERB WILL BE A STRAWBERRY ; FESTIVAL AT BROOKLYN HALL, FRIDAY NIGHT, 26TH INST., for the benefit of tne Brooklyn Sunday school. The public are ear- nesuy requesteq to atteno. zb ap Zl-zt ITotice. ; A PPLICATION WILL BX MADE TO THE A next meeting of the Board of Magistrates for new nanover uounty. to cnange the polling Place in cape Fear Township from the Tom Williami Place to Castle Hsyne. . : MANY CITIZENS. siarca autn, una. apai It To Retail Grocers. WE ARB OFFERING GREAT BARGAINSffO TRB RETAIL GROCERY TRAT1R TTI COFFEES, ' ' ' . :i - :-MBAT8, ' , "' ' ' .... . . , : FLOUR, SUGARS, J' MOLASSES , " And all other kinds of GROCERIES. Examine - j "Goods and Prices. Dix Bros. & Russell, aptlU 34 and So North Water St Fly Traps. A fcUPPLY OF THE CELEBRATED . . EUREKA FLY TRAPS On hand for the coming season, . t. iror ssie cneap Dy . - v GEO. A. PECK.- aplsltf Na S5 SouU Front St. Glass and Crockery. VITE OFFER TO THE RETAIL TRADE - TV i. .- tlPSCIAL INDUCEMENTS IN GLASS AND CROCKERY. Come and see us. ' , ;; GILES ft MURCHISON, ILES MURCHISON, I apSltf BsanaaUMurcnison siocc Samples !Samr)les ! MolASSES and SYRUPS, aQ grades, . " Mo Coffees, good to best, , ' - . Canned Goods, "can cover the list, - " Distiller's Glae, beet on the market, -t Aides A Co.'s Classified Cider Vinegar, DM Bl.. t D . Meats, Dry Salt and Smoked, Hams. Sides and Shoulders, t riU.f, HLV U W JIMJb UlHiU r- fit'' Lard, Butter, Dried Apples and Peaches, Candles, Lye. Potatoes. Candy. ! Wrapping Paper and Paper Bags, Ji .jr rounrTUia&KEi., Instructed to meet the views of boyer.l PETTEWAY A SCHULKEN, j Brokers and Commission Merchants. apSI tf ' ' Ask Anir One J F THE TWO HUNDRED AND OVER. WHO are already using them, what THEY think of the SAM COOK STOVES. To persons at a distance who cannot personally examine them Before ordering, we guarantee as indeed we do to every one tnat iney win ne mgnii pleased er money refunded. Write for prices and ty.TIN ROOFING Estimates furnished with pleasure, now is tne tune i . ... Jobbing and all sorts repairing and metal weik. F. MAKING & POa- Spring Styles CT ATS I HATS I ;. HATS I A-a. . ... V'- .RECEIVED DAILY ; HARRISON & ALLEN'S i . ... p.? . ap'tf C-1 1 r City Hat Store. Look ! il Look ! . --i 'Mill - CASSIMERB BUSINESS SUITS; $S OO - Do. .' to. is. .i &o.l 6 50 -r5:!.Do. i- iV io. iV.r do."''8 50 1 K,lDOm .... t -TV-' i do. lz ao.'r'ie oo do., do. 12 50 f ' DRESS SUITS from $15 OOup. t EVERY' THING IN MY LINE CHXAPEB THAN v vr.H ' ad i-t vrtrm ' i- I i'T-.i , r I :; . ?, "- A. DAVID. " Merchant Tailor and Clothier, . .- Front and Princess Sts. '- ap Sltf '3 a n "r WHOLE -NO. 3,340 'I r NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. THE CADETS OF THE CAPE FEAR MILI tary Academy will give an entertainment in aid 01 uie ecnooi UDrary, on .". Tbarsday Evening, April 25th, 1878. On which occasion will be presented the beauti ful drama entitled-'THE CROSS OF ST. JOHN'S " to conclude with the laughable Farce Called "THE LIMERICK BOY." . i - Admission. 50 cents. Reserved Seats can he procured at Heinsberger's on Wednesday without uincuixg. .. . ft; - i - apSl J!tSW The Reasons yhy ALL SHOULD CALL ON :: Boatwris-ht &' HrrTov FOR Their Family Supplies EITHER BY I EETAIL or. WHOLESALE. 1ST. BECAUSE THEY KEBPl THE LAROKST - JSTOUK OF FANCY GROCERIES TO BE . F8UND IN THE STATE, j SD. BECAUSE THEIR GOODS ' ARE ALWAYS SELECTED WITH GREAT CARK, AND ARE THEREFORE CERTAIN TO PLEASE.' 3D. BECAUSE THS1R PRICES ARE SO LOW- AS TO PUT THEIR GOODS WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. COMB ONE I rflMK lf.r.tWl,M iu.vj. We want to sell them. Try our prices;: and we in- buto eausiacuon. i . . . , OUR 8TOCK IS rOMPLRTE W ran fnrnlah you every tnmg in our line FKEBH cnd SWEET. Boatwright & McKoy, Wholesale and Retail Grocers,' fi? t ami 8 NORTH FRONT ST ap21 DAWtf j i .. Croquet. FINE LOT OF CROQUET. SETS. ALL STYLES AND PRICES. Antique Pottery r A ND EMBOS8ED PICTURES FOR DECORA TING. The largest stock in the city. . . Pis and ojrgans, AT PRICES AND ON TERMS TO SUIT ALL, " For sale at-' HEINSBERGER'S. apSl-tf Live Book and Music Store. Should Firt Call. TTARDWARE BUYERS SHOULD FIRST CALL .a-a. as a examine uuuns and prtprm t the HARDWARE DEPOT. i PORCELAIN LINED PUMPS for Wells "and visterns. rne Best and cneapest. Sold onlv at - - N. JACOBI'S Hardware Depot, ap81tf No. 10 South Front street. Bacon, Flour, &c. "... - I TT7E INVITE INSPECTION FROM OUR COUN- 1 1 rax rtuwws or our stock of BACON, - -MOLASSES, TOBACCO, " LARD, NAILS, V ; FLOUR, SUGAR, ( COFFEE, RICE, - BUCKETS, BROOM8, CANDY, CANDLES; SOAP, &c, Ac. OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. . ap8i-tfPAw BINFORD. LOEB & CO., Sev. copy. Wholesale Grocers. Spring & Summer iMiliinery, T WOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE jl Laxues to my large and Elegant Stock of millinery and Fancy Articles,. Now opening, comprising all the Latest Novelties in HATS AND BONNETS; 'j" 1 FLOWERS, RIBBONS, SILKS, ' : FEATHERS, ORNAMENTS, " FANCY! GOODS. &c, 4c. An Endless assortment of Rnchlnir.' KM anil Berlin Gloves, Paris Silk Mitts, Linen and Lace Zephyr Worsted and Neck Ties a specialty. - In- ixuisrs ana vuns. corsets, iiusues. Kans. Paramo la. i fants' Robes, Bonnets and Caps, and a Beautiful uuvui idiaiea unaenrarmenia. - - The most Fashlona uable and Latest Designs con- stantly receiving during the seasons. AiUWJiU)T rxwjAo warranteur . i t . , - r - - - - VARIETY STORE," ''If . . 43 Market Street ap!4 tf -A nac I '. h,.. FtANACAM. i ' Mallard Co; " HARNESS I HARNESS ! - --- - .'"j i x .-itutu:.' i.o'jper set ana upwaras.' iy. in Bridles, Saddles, Collars, Ac, all grades, ;'-- and prices to suit the times. - i ranKB ana Barcnais in annnnnnm TTflnalrlnff doM .wnmnt.hf-.- - - j t an 91 tf Vn ft SI HT'PIT VPrVHTi an-i-Dirirm Blue Flannel) Suits. Y"HTrB VESTS. CASS. BUSj 1 - 'SUITS. DRESS SUITS, ELEGANT NECK WEAR, at feMiJltf " -.v.--" ' : MUNSON A CO'S.D A. SHRIER REWARD. i. ' Lt will pat you to examine my 'HANE- ,5 SOME STOCK OF S P R I N G CLOTH I NG ! j 1 1 am offering at very low figures SDITS at any price yon may wish. , . ' . :, . , r . --a' ; Tne finest Unlaundried SHIRT ia the city for oniy 7.c4 ue iter wan were ever soia. ; :.- u -isj GENTS' FURNISHING GOOPSi in great variety. HATS 3 OF THE ,, LATESTj .STYLES I VERY CHEAP! ap2l tf A. SHRIEK. Horse E'ake. SECOND-HAND HORSE SAKE. HAS BEEN used but very little, for eald cheap. We havo an other lot of those celebrated GRAIN CRADLES on the way. If yon want the GENUINE article seed your orders to the Old Established Hardware House of JOHN DAWSON A CO.. - iw, si ana Atarcet street, ap21 tt - -Wilmington, N. C. Quiiiclxio . T.RIGHTEST AND BEST." PURE GOLD ' JL "Happy Voices, "Gospel Hymns, &c - Catechisms and Scripture Question Books- for all denominations. .Sundav School Librarv Books and Record Cards, Ac, Ac . O. W. YATES, J; . . Mi. i, jjotk ueiier ana-motoerapher. i Orders from the country will meet with nromnt attention.'- 1 - 'i 1 ; - ' ap2l tt - r .1 BATES OP JLDTBBTISIRO. One Square one day,.:,,...... ...... fl to . wo yi... ........... 1 " urea nays, " ' , .- fonrdayB,. . 69 8 00 3 60 4 00 6 W 8 50 10 00 17 00 84 00 40 00. " - nve oaya,.. ...... M One week, Two weeks....... " Three weeks...... " - One month....... " Two months...... " . Three months,... ' M Six months. ""IV : ' One year,... ... .......... 60 CO E3y Contract Advertisements taken at propo' Tea lines selld Nonpareil type make one square. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFICE TREASURES & COLLECTOR, . . CITV OF WILMINGTON, N. C '' V ' Apru. th, 1878. ' Unt.inA . N VIEW OF THE INJUNCTION SUIT NOW pending, the Sale of Property for the City Taxes for the yeai 1877, ia postponed until ,-, . WEDNESDAY, MAY 1ST, 1878. at 13 o'clock M. , " ' HENRY SAVAGE, apSllt Treasurer and Collector Carriages. Carriages. . BEAUTIFUL QUI. DURABLE. cutjie. Lowest pnew. For sale by D. A. SMITH A CO., Furniture Dealers, - - Noith Front St. ap21 tf Coming In. ORDERS FOR OUR 8UPERIOR J COOK - STOVES ARE COMING IN. We alwava keen a buodIv eaual to the demand. On with the rest OUR BONNY moves rraoef nllv off at its low figure. Refrigerators. Kerosine Oil Stoves, a general stock of Wood and Willow Ware and Ice Cream Freezers, all do wn to freezing point in price. apzi-u rAKiuui & taxl.uk. Steam Engines ! For 187S. MORE EFFECTIVE AND MORE COMPLETE, AND MORE REABILY ADAPTED To the various Mechanical and Agricultural uses i than any ether inthe market. Practical improvements accumulated from twentv years' manufacturing experience, with reputation uiauiuunea ana euceesB esiaDiisnea. - Send for Circulars, descriotive. and containing testimonials concerning onr PORTABLE. tsTA- TION AHY and AGRICULTURAL STEAM EN GINES. Wood, Tabor & Horse, EATON, MADISON CO., N. Y. ap 21-D2taw&Wim - Patronize Home Enterprise ! ALTAFFER & HILL, - ' T Manufacturersf ash, Doors, Blinds and Orna mental Woodwork. We have the largest and best mannfactorv of the kind in the State, and will dunlicate anv orders at prices ten per cent, lower than any other dealers. we. WILL give satisfactien in every instance. Builders' Hardware at Whole- . sale Prices. , Send for Price List ALTAFFER & HILL, ap 21-tf Factory and Office foot of Walnut St. For City Dealers. EW SPRING BUTTER, - In Tubs. QLD EXTRA CHOICE .GILT EDGE, . . ; ... in Firk'ns, Tubs and Palls. CHAS. D. MYERS, ,ap21D4Wtf 33 and 40 North Water street. . S1.75; Early ROSB Rotate, $1.75 FIFTY BARRELS In Good Order. Consignei and . must be sold. ' CHAS. D. MYERS,1 ap 21 D&Wtf - 88 and 40 North Water street. Harness FROM 8.50 to i25.00 A SET 1 1 1 - Saddles from $1.60 to $35.00. Collars from 75 cent, to $3.00. .- , . itepamng done witn neatness and dispatch. HAYDEN GERHARDT, Next to Southerlaad's Stables. ap 2l tf Potatoes. Potatoes. OC Bbls GOODRICH POTATOES. ' mO at 91. 50 ner barrel. For sale by apai tt KERCHNER A CALDER BROS Glue. Glue, Glue. Z ( Bbls GLUE,' For sale iy KERCHNER A CALDER BROS. a? 91 tf Grain-Bags.4 - drain Bags. 10 QQQ OBN SACKS, i ap21-tf KERCHNER CALDER BROS. Corn, Oats and Hay. ;30Q0 Bush CORN. . 1000Bn8hOATS' 100 Bale8 Tm0THr HAT ap21 tf ; .KERCHNER- CALDER BROS. HACHISE, BLACKSMITH & COFFER And Agency for Talboit & Son's Engines j Boileit, Saw Zlilli and Grist llilla. THE UNDERSIGNED ' ANNOUNCE TO THE oubUc that they have taken the Shop. 1 ormerlv occupied by F. J. Lord, corner of Ann and Water ' Streets, ana are now prepared to do all work in tbe repair of MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS, BOI LER WORK, BLACK8MITHING, SHIP WORK, &c. TURPE&T1NB STILL WORK and COPPER SMITHING in all their branches. iW.8KlNNltR,r I --T T 1 VAaTfl . i .- - SKIHSES & LTONS. nac T mIvv TTTAAantMnif jL arties yisrriNG LAKE WACCAMAW, by , giving notice, can be furnish e 3 with Meals, Music, and a Hall for Dancing, at Lowest Figures. I , I . MRS. M. A. BROTHERS, , tnh 30 oaw6t . nac Sat' r.
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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