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By WH.X.IABK B. BERNARD,
(, WILMINGTON, JV. : C.z
Wednesday Morning, May 29, 1878
: THE THREATENED REVOItl7-
i The entire Northern Republican
press is once more : united - after dis
sension and antagonisms, it is now
; very active in ' its efforts to create
false impressions as to the purposes
of the Democrats as to Hayes's title,
and by crying "revolution" and
"Mexicanizing the country" they are
sedulously striving to "fire the North
ern heart." But they will fail in all
inis,as ine jemocrais oave no ucn
intentions as those attributed to them.
A telegram to the New York World
of the 23d says? '. ;,. .
"One thing, in any event, is certain, and
that is there will be . no attack upon the
: . Preaidenl'a title. ., TThla , is an f lmnnrtnnt
Ihe cautious and generally correct
. JU ew Y ork correspondent ol the Phil
adelphia Ledger- staunch but some
what f conservative paper
writes on the 23d. as follows: !
' "There is reasou for statins: that a quiet
Kilt 4Ttivn rnvoonM tioa . Knnn Kwam wl -.
bear upon the Democratic Representatifes
irom uus city oy JJemocratic commercial
interests, ,to give the Potter investigation
such a turn aa will dissipate apprehensions
iuai kuc icaiucui a line is iu oe caueu in
uucauuu, mere wy aurriug up ireSD DOUueai
. trouDies to, interfere witn the recovery of
t ho hnoinooa intaroota rr tha aami. ' XT.
t a fftwnf thft nnnfliitneBtahf M TW firm.
'self are prominent merchants, bankers and
. brokers, while the men who hava rnntrih.
- u ted - most ' money to- send - Mr. Fernando
Wood, Air. fi. S. Cox. and their colleagues
to the House, .belong to the same class.
These have within the day or two past
united in a communication to their Bepfe
sentatives urging caution in the matter, and
recommending that, whatever mav be lha
issue of the investigation, the final decision
o the question of Mr. Hayes's title be left
to the people at the next Presidential elec
tion. 1 V - . K.
J " w v UVUAWAV
favors any moyemerit thai wpuldiekd
- to .reyplution'ltban the very tamest
of thNortherp, shriekers., , The go
vernment of ourforefatherswill long
remain-Jf Jt is .never destroyed until
the. South does , it. .; The Southerrr
people are mpre.attacbed to civil lib-
. erty,. an4; are truerj riends of a go
ernment egajdyjawthari is
. any section of the w'hole North. : The
:0?Jj-"?XPlnIXif! Sonjlf wiljeyer
favor is that which restores to , the
country ihatjveneratiou for the Con
stitution tha once existed that pro
Jfound regard for law 'and order that
once was the-glory, and strength of
the whole .land. . ... ; Z'.
' The threats of the Radical leaderg
and Rsulicai press are easily enough
understood.' v jThey only wish to f.o
uioviuci iu - ICUli HJOlBgai
exerciseo authorityke Joha
Sherman, "they 'VaxwrbiliJ because
they;see dangWtb their party organi
zation ia-ibeicomplete exposure bf
the rascalities; thafhave, been perpe
trated tb perpeinatean solidify their!
."PMtfcJf W certaifalyoK
.pew-e Jnto the mode by
which men were inducted into office.
There Ai no jrifie 006x0110" in
this. Thekpeppler- understand V well
' enough1 that 'a'great - f rand .twascomi
tuiitcu, auu tuejr win noi become
alarmedribecausef it-?is proosed' to
establish" the fraud by the most Irre-
fragable proof. There is not the
slightest danger of any "revolution"
except the peaceable one xi getting
forever rid of Grantisin and Radical
ism in all their forms and shades.
The Baltimore Gazette thus taps
the root of the Radical alarm ;
, , ."Mr. Hayes and John Sherman though
nretendinir to be Dlacid and ieven to wel
come the investieations. are trembling in
their brxls:The- address- wbicb Eugene
Hale put forth denouncing- the- mvestiga-
tiori as Revolution and calling for the de-
fenders of the Union to ."rally', as in 1861
is a shriek of terror--terror not ." for the
safety of the Union; that is mere bosh,' but
terror ior tne results 01 me next eiecuuus
As to its "Daralyziog busineisa interests.
that is almost , as absurd as the talk about
Itevolution. ' Business snows nothing and
cares nothicir about it. : It has not altered
the Quotations of a Binele article. Jn trade
The Drofound indifference of the "busi
nesa interests' is indeed a notable feature
in the case." '-' 1 ,; -r' '' '' '
: The ; North has a - 'thousandfold
. more cause for alarm . t'. the com
munistio mutteiings and the army 0
starving tramps than it , has from any
thincr the South' mav do or sav. : As
I far as we know the South is. a nnit in
loyalty to the Government, to 'peace
and order. - ' '
. 1 Prof. John Wise, of Philadelphia
high authority, writes ito; the Rich
mond Dispatch relative to the stri
king of- the chimney of a house in
Richmond by lightning,.in which Dr.
Tavlor lived, although the roof was
- - . -
covered with tin. 5 As Prof. Wise has
had a long observation, and what" he
says is important and instructive, we
copy a part of his letter. . ; He says:
"A. metal roof does not prevent the build
jug from being struck. by a thunderbolt;; it
only saves the building and its contents
from injury by,the ; bolt. The metal sur
face acts as a correlative to the electrica
force. A bolt striking a metal roof punches
a hole through the metal never more than
an inch and a quarter in diameter, and it
burrs the . underside by turning the burrs
scroll-form outwards, . Of a number ex
amined by me, one of them I presented to
Prof. Joseph Henry, of the Smithsonian
Institute. The bolt you refer to struck the
chimney first, and hence would not punc
ture the tin,, but under - microscopic
examination you will find the ; tin
singed. And if you . will examine - the
mechanical effects of the bolt on
the chimney you will find that the projectile
came from the west or southwest most like
ly.SThey all come from that direction in the
northern temperate zone, l say witnout nesi
tation that a dwelling, or any building, hav
ing - a metal roof presenting a surface of
1,500 square feet, or more, is sufficiently
protected from -the destructive effects o:
thunderbolts: ; Solomon's temple, standing
at a place very subject to thunderbolts, and
of the heaviest kind, escaped, during all its
time of standing, the effects of lightning,
because it was literally covered witb metal,
and of the finest kind. The finer the metal
the less it takes to compensate a thunder
bolt." -
We do not believe that for fifteen
years any economy has been practiced
in any departments of the . govern
ment. It is certain that wherever
there has been an investigation that
the most shameful waste and extra
vagance, to put it mild, have been
discovered. It matters not how com
paratively unimportant the expendi
ture may be you will find extortion
and dishonesty. There is a committee
investigating the Bureau of Printing
ana Jiingraying, and. tney: nnd , tne
same old story of corruption there Jts
has been found in all the departments.
It was ascertained, for instance, that
McCartney paid fifty cents for certain
colored ; inks that sold for but ten
cents a pound in Germany. ,. ' :
Here is another illustration of the
march of ideas and the ; tendency of
the "womau of the period" who hap
pens to hibernate about Washington;
or remains until the JVIay buds flower.
She is evidentlj.very. . unwell. Read
this advertisement that appears in; a
Washington daily : ;
" Personal. -A lady possessing vouth.
beauty, intelligence andVrefinement. desires
to form the acquaintance of some Senator
or Member with influence enough to restdre
ner to omce." 1 ;
. It costs a great " deal to take. ,thb
census of the United States,1 and jit.
ought to be done, thoroughlv well.
It is estimated that it will cost three
million dollars to collect the inf orma-
tion alone exclusive, of preparing ! it
for publication and the cost bf prjn
.Mrs. Gaines is reported as actually
Dorrowmg money to live on rather,
han disturb the people of New Or-
eans who are living - iri her houses.-
Hbwever humane it is not enough bf
the "earth earthv.i' Such bene vo-
ence will not butter her own : pars-
3i
Governor "S Colquitt, ; of ". Georgia:
recently visited Charleston, S. C. and
. unday last occupied the pulpit of ;
Axinny metnoaist unurch. ; JLhe Jour
Wat of Commerce, speaks
of! big. ser-
mpn as
felpqueht: and.-:touch-
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CTJBBBNT COItinENT
The Democratic platform is
aearreissive in' every !line. : It'-nioVes
upon the Republican ' ranks with
defiance that is refreshing, and It
reacnes tor an allies wuuih sight as
it advances. It reads the whole riot
act to the Cameron dynasty, and
summons all the Republican authority
of the State to answer" for countless
sins. With such an aggressive ticket,
Such -Ian aggressive platform,' and
such an aggressive geueralissirao as
Air. Speer as Chairman of the Dem-
ocratio committee, there: will be music
all along the ; lines. Philadelphia
U.mes.lncL ... ,
-i - r It ill becomes the. Tribune, iu
the face of the "organized hell" in the
bouth, between the , .years ; 186i
and 1876, to. prate v for peace, - "an
Anglo-Saxob and ;uot a , Mexican
peace." Ve defy the annals of crea
tion to show the faintest parallel to
tne "peace,' given tne. bouth during
Reconstruction. Not ' Mexico," "not
England in India and Ireland, not
Russia in Poland, not Austtia in Hun
gary' can match that' monstrous as
sault upon society and that attempted
"circumvention of God." We are
somewhat- at - a loss ' to understand
what: the Tribune mean's by an
"Anglo-Saxon peace." To India and
10 xreiana an Anglo -oaxon peace
means something terrible and devour
ing, j But taking for granted that the
irtbune means a -peace' that is senu-
ine and at least akin to fraternity, we
venture to say that the United Statea
owe .all the peace ' they now ' oh joy
largely to' the Southern men who
finally reconstituted Hheir State go
vernments, and to tne Southern Con
gressmen who prevented revolution
of the direst character.-Augusta
OCK STATE COXTKillPORAtMKH.
': What' we mean these hard "times is
lofty, broad and elevated -spirit of patriot
ism, journalism and statesmanship, that
will not eras Dnvatecrrievancea before the
public; and will labor for the feood bf the
people, -i collectively and Individually,
In some of the counties of the State tbev
elect aeiegaies oy pauots in convention as
sembled, and thus every man, even if too'
bashful to talk, can vote. We earnestly
urge upon the people the importance oi ta-
king jais matter in.4iiand. , WbUe afew.
men may do the best they know how., tbev
can Only speak for ' themselves it reauirea
a majority to' represent thd' county. Let
us move out of the brd rut, and every . De
mocratic voter attend Ms cbiinty eonven-
d PERSONAL.
Queen Victoria thinks Ameri
cans are entitled, to special .recocHition
while in England,4 and she' sees that they
Of all his decorations, Bismarck
values most the one he received from the
Government for saving the ife of one of bjs
grooms. .
The London . Athenazuni an
nounces thai Lord Dufferln has' accepted
the Presidency bf -the RbyaF Geographical
J30Ciety;i : n'..-ivc . .-&o4iTi is?-cm-5i 1 es
r J ohV'Briaht;' the great Xiberal
leader,; is of ; medium height, and of, solid
build. . He has a pleasant expression. flight
gray eys and gray hair." ' " T j
'tRohbrt JFellbws' has failed Lia
bilities .250.)0OaaseU a Such i fellows
are commorUnXiewxjQrk-and elsewhere.'
and are verv trifliDC fellows too.,
f .Imean:-businesa.'LBaid n & bur-,
glar whp entejred Mr. Patterson's house J m
tJternng.JLii. ,"BOdo J," said.Mr. atUiv
sob, nd shot him through the head j -i;
TJ erandchildVeh1 of 'theiato
William B.s-Ast6f, by brder' of tlie Surros
gatei jMewixortc are to be allowed. o0,
OOOa year ;.uutil . they attain; their majqrily.
, . r John Shermati goes about Wash
ington with the aip of a man .who isn't cer
tain how soon he' may be called upon 1 to.
'Boston 'Sefaldi 1 J Barhhjr : him-
r ; . .
selttna. Air. i lilalne,-1 oti Alalhe.rtbeieJ Isn't
much m tnts ;rjnlverse, - rronj-lbersator
down, that is just as Col. Ingersoll "would
have made-itiap-"'Bay - 7 . ; I .
i John Phlfpbtt Cift'rayfwaa'once
en route to court tball at ' Dabii n ' Castle .
Suddealy the" pblaof 4be .feaxrlagei .behind
ms own came crasniBK ln nnon- JiirrT. -im
mediately comDlainine to -his own coach--;!
man, he latter said,Beaisy; Your Honor,
1'U make' it-alt right andput our own pole
into the. coach of th blackguard ahead 'lo'f
us.
SisJlO
yet invented. are -wooaea Indians And br
jue wayiiue ar me pniyrgooa Indians,
knowq jitt thia country.iV: . gti ieayuke..:
State Gleanings
Hickory Press's fVb& closing
exercises of Catawba High School, of New
ton, under charge of Revs. Clapp and Foil,
tnnlr n opa act riiondav. ; XL Ha 'I oeeB ure-
viously announced tbatiJov...y9.nce would
aeuver a inerary auuicao, ouu u v.i,
hour the town was crowded with hack?,
. . j w-s tir i t K nan n I u .a 1
come to hear .tbeir, great iavorue, .
lo'clock and spoke at coosiueraoie iepgm;
tojail in this place on Jast , Monday night
'under a warrant f rom'olecklnbufg county,
charging-bim .:W)tb coiton . stealing. ;r
The comoiaint is eeneral amontr farmers in
this sectioti "of rust ru 'their -wheat.' - It
seema tu be more general than ever before
known, but as it is principally confined, to
the blade, not near so much damage- wilt
result from it as would bave been the case .
if it had attacked the stalk. The crop,:
be cut at.least a third probably more. I
Rbcky Mount 1 Mailt The closing
exereises of the spring session of tne inorn
la Star Academy will be held iu jbe; court
bouse at Nashville on 'Friday night" jhe,
81st inat.1 Prof r Wilcox, ihe principal, is
-doing a'great work in, the cause of .educa
tion in the neighborhood or JNasnville.
We learn that there was a large attendance
of peoDle at Nashville on Monday last - The
magistrates decided not to abolish the office
of county treasurer, witu tue law just as
it is, we think it acted wisely. Mr. w.
C. Strooach; of Raleigh, buught 3,000 dozen
(or say 38.000) hen eggs, got him a steam
chicken hatcher and hatched but 30,000
chickens. It is said that be expects to. raise
at least 22,000 out of the 30,000 hatched,
which, at ten cents each, would bring him
Uh a no t te uoserver: Uonductor
Larendon, of the -Air-Line, has; now one
less finger to carry tickets between than be
had last week.'-' Lifting a piece of lumber
off a car. J - r By last night's train- there
arrived iu this city ex-Governor A. G. Cur-
tin, Messrs, 13. K. Jamison and George
JNorth, or Fhiladelpbia; ' Frank: fJalder, J.
T. Closson, L Leveridge, A'.1 TV Enes and
Wpencer Trask. of 'New York, and - A. S.:
Elliott, of Wilmington, Delaware all gen
tlemen of prominence 10 politics or nuance
in meir several oiai.es, ttuu. au inieiesieo. in
the King'srMounlaiu mihiuij' properly in
Clea velaDd' coQ hly, on t be Atlan ta & Cu ar-
lotte' Airline mnroau.-' - Yesterday
Henry Roberts; a negro. . was banged at
Shelby, for the murder, of Gus Ware..- co
lored, in the vicinity of King's Mountain,
on the 20th of February last.' Sheriff Lo
gan, finding it impracticable; to hang the
prisoner in the law, , made f the execuii jo
public, and it was witnessed by over three
thousand persons, some of whom had come
over twenty miles ia see it. This is the first
banging that ever took place in bbelby.aod
ior this reason it attracted wide-spread at
tentioniu that section of the State.
" Raleigh News: A raid has been
made upon the illicit distilleries in Gran-'
ville county, led by Deputy Collector. Betts
and Rogers, accompanied by others. They
succeeded in breaking up thirteen illicit
distilleries. About 5,000 ' gallons of mash
and beer were destroyed, also . some meal
stands and tubs. Mr. Thomas Taylor.
of Newbern, has sent to the Department of
Agriculture several: specimens of 'fish
caught in the waters of the Neuse. These
fish have been stuffed and properly mount
ed for examination. .Mr. Taylor will soon
send other specimens. ija Friday last
th.e authorities ; of the State peniten
tiary sent up to the mountains
twenty convicts to work ' on 1 the
Western . : Railroad ; . beyond .y. Henry's.
We regret to announce the death of
Rev. Banister Jarvis, father of Lieutenant-
Governor Thomas J. J arvis, and a very
prominent member of the JN. U. Confer
ence. JL E. Church, South. The sad event
took place at Currituck Court House, . on
the 20th insL, after a long and painful ill
ness. To-morrow there will be a meet
ing of the congregation of the First Pres
bylerian Church, for the purpose of calling
permanent pastor, lie v. it. Vaugnan,
the present' incumbent, declines to - renew
hhv present engagement, which expires on
the 1st of August next, .j Court, met
yesterday at 10 AI M.. His' Honor, Judge
Strong, presiding. ! The day was consumed
in arguments on thacase of Ed. G. Hay
wood, Jr., and Louis H., Haywood; assault
and battery: , submission. The argument
was witb a view to . mitigate the judgment
of the court. . J uogment reserved until
Monday: ! ' ' " '
i
POLITICAL
! : i. - .. .
POINTS.
; John Sherman's letter to -Con-
gressmao Potter ia a flbfe specimen of lun-
cliausen literature. tmLoMelmia .unrontcle.
Jnd. , , . ; . . ;
The Charleston News and Cou'
tier fears that the action of the Democracy
on tne rotter resolution 'will Drove a horri
ble blander.- -ui . mivi-.nijS .f
- :i-rWhen honest John Sherrnan Bits
aowa to consult liu conscience, he ieeis a
good deal like a man playing eucbre with a
dummy. -rJxev) ior le sun, Ind. Mad. , ,, j
BenHiltwasght in saying
thai General Grant neve would and never
will retire. His advance on the White
House in 1880 -will be the most victorious
of all his marches, St. Louis Globe Demo
crat, Ind. - :; -7- '
"The 'most ioterestiDg roll-call
that could ' be made in ' Washingtoir just
now would be one which should show how
many democrats are really glad, the Potter
resolution was earned, and now many Ke-
?ublicans i.iefionj.-8priAgieldRepidilican,
TU1DB AND
: I AOVSTRU 1 NOTBf.
. Over SIX biiDdrcdmen are Steadily.
between Kew I orfc and .Brooklyn. - f
The total annaal; consamptioa
in this country of barley malt, it . js said '
;will not Cal far short of 30,000,000 bushels?
: - Jtcdisoa s. pnonograpn bas been
on exhibition' among lihe scientists of Paris.
When tbe : lnstrament i was placed on the
table and i Tocilerated, s lTim : phonograph
presents-its complimenta to the Academy
of Science,? there was a roar of laughter
Irom tne audience, wnlcn could witn dim
culty be persuaded that tlie sound did not
proceed from some concealed ventriloquist.
The, glass. . cpffio; factory at Orr-
ville, Ohio, has' now been in operation
about four months -andrders are coining
ia so rapidly tbatjtbe .buiWings. ari pot
large enough io accommodate the demand.
They employ from seventy to' one hundred
hands j The cofflba areJmade;' of "glass,
with cast iron frames -.' They are perfectly
air-tight, and can atand in water for years
withouViDjQry.tp the interior, ! '
. a . weauny. pioenaa . mercnant.
named ' Seberiakoff. arrived in London
lately for 'the purpose of arranfeinii-'withi
shipping! firms fora the; establishment of a
Jiine or .vessels to run between England and
the north of Siberia. The successful run
a8t summer of -everal-teamer8 between
BL Jttersburgana &thO L.ena. and-Yenesei
rivers iaa fuJUy:r4rove.A the. feasibility, of
establishing communication .with Siberia
by sea.
4.
srrWfcy iii iWomy3idearsirJ'said
VVaffles' liaMiaay; tor.bim theoiher day.
'that you newspaper inert never get rich?"
I do not knowy ' rai the teply .""except it
lr inaiaoiiars cana sense -do iiiot: always
travel ipgeioer,
pie, did not grow weary. ;--a.da.-j.ir-.-.j. ; : jci ; t . skhk ! aj.:-.": ;t -
HMbnroelfires: Kev. : Leti V.''r
Hays, colbred,fwas.arrostedjind!ommiUe;d, .E wttgZ'StZ'fi '9'ri I I
MlHUi-i-ftflh'UUOv -; - . .... , ,J jH VJ-lfiN.
Kiim i Sy G roc e r i e s
Tjfif the" GOOCL Pe
.
I J A ; OP THE
1 I" ' ' -
LJi LV Ui- . VV.lllllLiliZ bun i
CAREFULLY
CAN &KVE TflBM BEST:ind 8 AVfi THEM TAB
- " r' T- i10? MONEY. ':f i
lit '.! '.----?-;.,-. l , r':. ; ; f
'. A f-tlno- noon thU ftdae. and with a determination
f Eaving oar FatronB every Cent we possibly Can,
we cotdlally invite ALL to call upon ns before huy-
iag elsewhere, .,;( : - -
'"E FOR YOUKSELVES WHAT WK CAN DO,
and it you are hot pleased we will gracefally yield.
t3TWe guarantee the VKBYt BE8T GOODS
TQB VERY IEAST MONEY. .
" ENCASH ALWAYS A CONSIDERATION.
Boatwright &.HcKoy,
., T aa4 8 NORTH
FRONT ST..
my 86 D & Wtf
UEPRECEDENTED- ATTRACTION
Over Halt a Million: Distributed ! 1
.LonMana State Lottery- ComDanY.
.This Institution was rernlarlr Incorporated by the
LeglBlatore or-tae state ior Kdaca lonai and Jnan-
tabla purposes In 1868, with a capital of SI, 000,000,
t which if has since added a reserve rand or sssu.
000. ITS GKAND SINGLE - NOMBE'R DRAW
INGS will take place monthly. It never scales or
postpones. Look at the following Distribution :
. !4, GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT I
-' - - daring which will take plaee the -
Eitraorinar -Seini-AiiBpl Drawing,
At New. Orleans. Tuesday, Jane 11th,
Under the perseh&l supervision and management of
Gen. G. T. iBEATTEEQAED, of La,, and
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginie.
CAPITAL PRIZE. fliO.OOO.
Notice Tickets are Ten Dollars only. Halves,
r :i t-. , $a. , jrutaa, Tenuis, ji.
hX'j ri UST OF PRIZES. '
f 1 1 CAPITAL PRIZE of $103,000 ;
. 1GRANU PRIZE of , 50.600...
: ; 1 GRAND PRIZE " of 1 30,000 ......
" 2 LARGE PRIZ BS Of - 10,000.
i. 4 LARGE PRIZES Of i: 5,030.... ..
j SO PRIZES of - 1,000.......
60 600....
'100 " " ' ' 300 ..
800 .' soo.
'0 100.....;.
10200 " 10 ...
, . APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
.$100,000
. 60,000
. ' 20,000
. 20,900
. 120,030
. au.ooo
25,000
. 30,000
40,003
. 6J000
, 100,000
103 Appreilmatlon Prizes of $200.. . .... 0,000
' 100 Approximation Prizes of 100 ...... . 10.000
100 Approximation Piizes of 75 7,500
11 379 Prizes, amounting to. ..
Gen. Q. T. BEAUREGARD, of La
Gen. JURAL A. EARLY, of Va.
.... ... $523,E00
v Commissioners
, Write for Circulars or send orders to-
, ; Mi A. DAUPHIN,
P. O. Box 692. New Orleax s, Louisiana,
my 15-D2aw4wAVv sat we
, - . "1
NEW MUSIC BOOKS.
iJ '' JOHNSON'S,
NEW METHOD FOR THOROUGH BASE
By A., !. jrOHNSOrV. ($1.00).
A remarkably clear, easv and thorontrh method of
learning to play Cbukch Music, Gui Mtjsio. and
all Music containing Chords, or that has Four or
more parts. Aiiwno piay for othet people to sing
neea to learn to piay vnoras, and these instructions.
wnicn aie simpiieiiy useir. ana tnese exercises, wiu
enable one to do It, even without a teacher, thus
greatly enriching the f uUness of the Organ or Piano
playing. Orderby lull title, Johnson" t New Method
for Thorough Base.
Winner's Select Duets : for Cornet and
1 V"': ! ; Piano, (75 cts.)' f:
Like winner's other1 books. It is reliable. ' Music
Is well adapted to the instruments, and very pretty.
Sabbath-. School Song j Books.
GOOD NEWS I Each Book SHINING RIVER !
GOOD NEWS ! ,has hosts SHINING RIVER !
GOOD NEWS I of friends. SHINING RIVER I
No better books are nubllshed than the above
two, which are fresh, bright and new; haying been
out just long enough to assure their popularity.
1 ry one 1 one eacn. , oeaucuon far quaauties. 1
. i Books sent by mail, post free, for retail price,
OliverlBitson & Co.,
IA8. H.DIT80N 4 CO. I J. E. DITSON & db.1
843 Broadway. N. Y. ,. I
my SS-dwSw Wed Sat '
Jessup & noore, j
pAPER MANUFACTURERS, , ,- , i
:No. 27 North Sixth St, PHILADELPHIA.
CHEAP FOK GAHH , .SAMPf.RS TTPON
SELL CHEAP FOR
SH . SAMPLES UPON
APPLICATION.
CASH PAID FOR SAGS.
rrON WASTE,
BAGGING, fcc we
re au-oawiy
jN CWf Principle !
1 K-
T ADICAL i CHANGE 1 CONSONANCE WITH
Aii the Times 1 Steam rs Oxcart t Liberal Pro-'
gresave lueas 1 xaix lute tnu : it n don't beat any
thing you ever, used and -for less money, send it
back at our expense. That's what Ihe PEOPLE
want to hear, and that b what puts ,
THE -MsAW'i COOE STOVE
I Head and shoulders above anything sold here !
: mi i-,-.sh:i i.
Sold only by
,-...:. v. m;
feci M O & CO.
The Other" Stove. Tinware and House Furnish
ing uoons ueaierB, - ? r : -. :- may ae-tr
Bred Dogs.
E
NGLlSH,1 IRISli AND-- GORDON SETTERS,
of the Choicest Breed, with guaranteed pedigrees.' :
For sale by , I '
!- ''"' E:?P: WELSH '
nov7DAWtf t . , - - York.' Penn.
III
1400f3P6unds 1400
VERY CHOICE SMALL AVERAGE, FROM 6 TO
1 LBS.? CORN FED. ' ' , '
If you want a REAL NICE N. C. HAM, send tome
" -andlwDl nll thebUL -- - i
Coffees.
i.r
TA VA, OLD GOV'T,
t
LA.GUAYRA.aad
. i .. BIO COFFEES,
:. : ' ! 1
0, Censtantlyon hand, j , ; - ' '
Roasted three t'mes a wek under my own suner-
-F-.t .. vision, and ground to order,, . .
I select with care the Coffees, therefore you can't
fail to get a PURE and GOOD article! --v.? ) '
.- . v.j-y -1 .., ,. . , i ; i - i:
Jas;C. Stevenson
U II T -i'-W V w w a j
" ijBOtir duouiuons. tt eaoald bo understood,
resent the wholesale prices generally. In making
a raaall orders higher prices have to be charged.
ABTIOIJSS.
FBICZ8.
BAGGING Gunny... .
: Double Anchor... . v..
Doable Anchor " A" .
BACON North Carolijia.
. Oarnt, 9 -(new... . .
i Shoaldcrk to . . v . :
00
00
9a .
... -1)6 :
itle. ehoice, V lb.
'tlBiaB
. . Side y a.
Shoulders,..
' .ary Baltea '
cSldta.Jb..
' " Shoulders. IU...;',
BKJS1? Uve weight.
BARaELJWSpintoTurpcijtajf
r Second Ujind-each.
lCi fi 1
" GO' & t
.-, XjO' &-,H
35 - & -'
T 5 & 1
Ji li
u is. & .
S5 " "
a , s . ....
' 11
New New York, eucid
Mew vny, each. .., .
BBBS WAX W ' .
B KICKS iWUmligtotu W H . : .
"Northern..-..;.
riaTTSKNorth Carolina, 9 ' i
Northern, 9 B... . . J
CANDLES Hpenn. . V fS-.L.i ,,. .!
. Taiw;.;.::,
Adamantine, V -I. j. .v.-
CH&BSB Northern Factory $ S-
IS ffl 1
,5 iJairy, cream ... j. . v. ,
1 "State, W lb... '.X.: '-
14
IS
,88
15
19
if15
18 ;
r, 80
W tr trim Java. 9 s
; Kio. U ID......
COKN MlAL--tf boshoiU'n ''aacitof
.0
wnufl rutis-fj Tt ....:;. , .....
DOMBSTIC8 SheetlE(j'.-4. U yd
tarn. 9 bonca...... .J.
90
00
IB 00
a m
AT ncT, fTbl T "
SO
O10
& 13
a 6
Mackerel. No. , 9 bW; z to
u. , V fs 001.. k. ....
Mackerel, No. a, V bbl.
6 50
9 00
'8 75
8 00
00"
450
500
8 00
6 75
0 CO
7 00
7 50,
8 00
" " . UD " V w .... .. .. . .
&
&
&
&
JStelHH
Super. Notthern.' bbl.
i , Extra do. . . "i f bbl....
LamU. bbl.....
City MillB-Smpr.i y bbl....
- ... - Extra. $ bbl.....
h Family,, bbl...
Ex.Famlly, 9 bbl ..
FERTILIZERS j . J
.Peruvian Guano, 9 30UU tts
67 50
00 00
50 00
00 00
00 00
CO 00
55 00
00 00
oa 00
00 00
60 00
55 90
O 6S
60U0
5 65
40
45
67
65
' 67
70
70
'00
eaugn's rnospaate, "
. Carolina Fertilizer,
r Ground Bohe. "
Bone Meal,
: " Flour, . . "
Navassa Guana,
' Complete Manure !
. ; Whann'B Phosphate '
" Wando Phosphate.
' Bereer AButz's Phosnh.
w Kicellenza Cotton Fertilizer
GLUE -9 t . ..-.i
GSAQI Cora, in store, ia o&gs.
60 00 .
68
57Jtf
' - 00 ;
- 61
50 .
to
, 4
10
0 00
1 wx
1 00 a
corn. uargo, v ousnei.......
' ' Ccrn,mixedV buaheL.i......
' - Corn, wholesale, in baaa. . . . .
Oats, 9 b8liel...:;..i......
- Peas, Cow j 9 bcsheL.4... ...
UlDESr-Green.tW ......
Dry, 9 & ; I......
HAY Eastern, 100 tte.i......
Westera. 100 tts..
. North River, 9 100 ...
HOOP IRON 9 ton.. ...U. ...
LARD Northern, 9 it. ..4......
:. - North Carolina. ft.. ,
1 15
1 10
70 00 O 75 00
COO:
LIME bal. .. .....i
? 00
18 00
00 00
14 00.
18 CO
LUMBER CtTT bTXAMSAWBD
Ship Stuff, resawed, 9 M ft.
Rough Edge Plank, 9 M ft.
to 00
15 00
West India Cargoes, according
to quality, 9 M rt. ... ......
18P0
65 00:
- Dressea Fioorine. seasoned,
: .acantnng and Soaras, com
13 00
00
00
00
. 00
. . 22
1 25
40
2 80
16
1 10
.90
80
25
15
v 70
00
2 25
12 00
00 0
00 00
GO 00
uivu, -y ........ ... .
MULAaKSNew cp SGubhMfl,
. Nejr crop Cuba, bbls S gal..
mon, f m 11 .4
16 00
, rwlOAlWiUUua,,,,,,,,,,
. , - Abbi8........i..:
Sugar House, hhds, V gal.-f .
. bWs. gal..!.
Syrep, Shis, 9 gai.....t
23
J2fi
80
365
18
145
100
30
18
-. 90
50
2 75
OILS Kerosene, ? gal...."
Lard, Vgai...
Linseed, 9 gal I.....
Rosin. 9 gal .............
POULTRY Chickens, live.....
: " Spring...
PEANUTS 9 bushel......!.....
POTATOES aweet, W bushel.. .
Iriah. Northern. bbl J.'....
PORK Northern. City Mess. ... .
18.50
00 00
1100
Thin, 9 bet .....4....
Prime, 9 bbl .,.;....,..
Rump. 9 bbl....
10 00
RICK Carolina, 9 &.......L
7V
1 00
Bough. 9 bush.... L, -
u 90
ia
. 6
00
RAGS Country, 9 2 U...
City, w t....
. 2
ROPE ....L...
SALT Alum, 9 bushel. 1
'
i
-
'
I
'
i
-:
,.:
6
8
5
,-. Liverpool, ftsaoaviu t .U.B..
Lisbon, 9 sack....
American. 9 sack .!....
bo o
00
00
00
00
. 10
9
, e
: 9 Q
00
SUGAR Cuba, 9 ... ...
fortoiuco, 9 i....
" A Coffee, 9 V...... ........
H Id. 1
C 9 lb.
Ex.O 9 t.
VJLU.DU.CtL, W JSJ.........A
SOAP Northern, 9 J...;
SHINGLES Contract, 9 M....
a
4 0C
J 50
4 50
9 60
12 00
10 00
00 00
08
10 90
.7 00
5 00
4 50
3 5)
1 00
a
uommoa, ft m..
Cypress Saps 9 M,.......j... .
Cypress Hearts S M
, 00
15 00 J
00 00
00 00
STAVES W.O.BbL,M..L ..
K. O Hhd., 9 M ...L...
Cypress. 8 M L...
TALLOW 9 L...
00
12 00
800
6 00
500
4 00
.6 00
.2 60
TIMBER Shipping. 9 M. .......
MillPrlme, M... i...
- MUlPair, 9T....i J...
uommon Mill............)...
1 Inferior to Ordinarv. 9 Mi ...
WHISKEY Northern, ..gal,.
North Carolina, tt eal.......
1 75
WOOL Unwashed, tt
15 (
28 a
20
30
Hirruro. sxiiitie.
-Goid .....
i;Par.
101M'
Exchange (sight) on New York. ,
,X dlac't'
X " -i-,-.
..X "
. .X .,;
;100
-..,!: 75 :
65
-100 .
- Baltimore, .........
Boston,. .Li.i.....
Philadelphia, .....
1 western cities.. .. .
jsxeaange so nays 1 9 cent, j
Bank of New Hanover Stock, j.
..1 j
First National Bank,.. ........
Dawson Bank. i ... ,
Wilmington Building Stock, . .
95
Navassa Guano Co.
M - t
120
N. C. Bonds OldEx-Coupon.
t
14
5,
6
6
1
49
97
30
Do. Funding 1866... J
Do.
lS68...i,'
DO.
Do. Specia
Special Tax..
Do. to N. C. Railroad.
W.'. W. E.R. Bonds 7 c (Gold Intl.
uarouna wmtnu a. a.-jttonas,: ye, .
WU. UOl. S A.US. R. it.; : .J.
,30 ;
l.yt',uTr 5 SZV-!"
I i' ' .. 1 ' ' .. ' " -7 ej...i....
70
90 !
olaU tfc..,..74 ; 1
new 6 C...70(QoldInU
8e.L...i...78f
New Hanover County Bonds, 6 ttc. ...90 (Gold tnt)
VO. , " ttO. BC....70fCnr. In
W. W. Railroad Stock ...45 1 -
NrthCarolinaR.R...'V..i,),i.U....,.40 -v !
WiL Gas Light Co. " .....l... "1.57 i i:i
:Wilmtatrton Cottori Mills..; i 85 ; "
PACTS.
- -J' i .- .1 " o,rt i
9. 11 and 13 Sonth 'PrnTit St..
f
S
OLD OVER 265 BOXBS-OF THE CBLEBRA-
' TED SCHULTZ Jfe CO.'S LAUNDRY SOAP '
IN ON B WB8K.1 -. The Best. 1 Purest and'
Cheapest Soap-ever sold in the United States- i '
i
We are lust in receiDt of 2C0 Bbls. of the Choir.ft.
Family Floor, 35 Bbls Refined Sugars, 50 Tubs Ele-
fant May Butter, 5 Tierces IX L Hams, very small;
is Shoulders, Breakfast Strips. New Lard. -' i
50 Bags Java, Laguyra and Rio Coffees, . I i
5 1 Boxes Choice Oranges and Lemens,. . ,
500 Cases Assorted Can Goods . .. " ?
We are sellino GROCERIES. WINES. TEAS and
LIQUORS, LOWER THAN THE LOWEST, hence
our immense sales." i. - t -j;
Wheiesale Buyers solicited
i .-i.-t
-.JL
,l, lSa JIYEBS.' J
my 11 tf
, 9. 11 and 13 South Front St.
f
PLTJQ TOBACCO QIVMU AWAY, !
Any person sending their: address on postal
card to MsBCKinrs' Tobaooo Comp., 30 Broad
Stbxet. Boston. Mass., will receive by mall,
postpaid, a sample of the Bast. Pltto'Toba.coo
ever made or used. : Sold by s fci-.'.ii?i I
BAXTER & BLED, Baltimore, Ml
' And Other Dealers in Manufact'd Tobacco.'
D1L RICORDS, ESSENCE OF -LIFE restores
. manhood and the yleor of vonth to tha most
shattered : constitution In four weeks. FAILURE
IMPOSSIBLE. This Jife restoring remedy, should
be taken br all about to marrv or who mav have
become weakened fmfn Ptrpjt nr tn-r nthnr ranm .-
Success lit every case Is as certain as that water
quenches thirst t $3 per case. Sole Aeent, Dr. ; JOS.
i auwu jfis,ei unrversity Place, new xork.
DRUG
GISTSSUPPLIED
'hi
aug 11-Jy.j
. . . j.r,t . jfc
r ail j? asmons f
dies
who have heretofore entrusted her. with their wort. )
She is prepared to alter old styles and fashion them
into the most modern shapes, v t r;.i..- t 1 -
: . into tne m
vggg
straayett Diack when so. prdered and in
IVCRS. VIRGINIA A. ORR HAS RECEIVED and
ILL Is now usinsr the LATEST t SHAPES for La:
and MissesBats. and invites a call from in nun
KNCEnedooreastof Front! oa Church
t.'ii - .,.-. i- , j x?r- oct 14-tf m ,
Street.-
rep
New, Oei $145 UewU'U'to'.: ?I
"Masnificent,'. -bran new " '-lowoiit
eiven.' Vh bow thir crnelwaw-"J9er
1S
1;
! ,
11
:-vf
- 6X
i
12
i &
DEN BATB- still hold tha field and rjin hr t vr "
Into the BOG0H manufacturew who deo thu0t
nnhtir with HnTr,l,n.. , . i?ceive the
public with Humbug Grand Offers on SHOnllv lhl
Btruments. Send for Snet-inl fHF .... ''!'
txpeang-fraudi oJHano and Oigan Trade Ifi?
DEN -b ATKS,Wholesale Piano anaun"?-
ers, Savannah, 6a
J5 1
.5
vfijt
0C
00 "
,m ,
33
4s -
IS
BTer zosde.
Imitated en
- Wu jwnnw, 1 ne best SohL
,AAJlr W? trademark Lew!?0
JnfrgOT. wod see that jSSmS c7
S. ,6rfd by ?U dealers. Sendfo,.,6
3d every pin?.
to 0. A, J-tciaojf CoTTeterrt,"
PlAlin Beantlful Concert Grand Planosnn n 1 v
nflJJUcost fl.eeOiOnly $425. , Su URBAN
1 Kerb Grand Rnnarn Plor, - "unl1
M i
, l ... vubl
tll2.1!0.-nrirn He .
$72,50. Chsrck OrganT 16 stoeest
only 115. Elegant $375 Mirror Ton rwL0
only tlO. Tr.m.n.n. "Epfgaoi!
SI
IS
w
1
123
f 2T12V Preseut tioek. New Steai? p!?
FRKE. Please address DANIEL V
Washington, N. J., ; t ,
r-KTreT
BBATTY,
00
CO . .
00 "
751
. I CURE FITS!
hame1 SSSSJeT .,?aS
9 50
800
8 50
5 00
9 50
60 ,
900
0 00 -725
7 75 r
8 25 .
' FitSrEitey or FaDiM Miifiss
a life Jong study. I warrant my remedy to cure thP
worst casei.-; .because others have failed Is no ,
son for not now receiving a cure from me Send tr
me at once for a 'r reai.ee and a Pre. Bouil"
of my Iniallible remedy. Give express and nn
office. It costs yon nothing for a trial, and I wm
Address Br. H, a ROOT, 183 Pear
50 -
,.
00 '
00 .
00
00 -
00 .-
90 4
00 -
00
001;
A MIXED CARDS, with
name 10c. Agents'
u w AntHK inn i irrrci b a-
-i i tr 1 11 n ,
,OR FANCY CARDS, 8NOWPLAKE DAMAPK '
'ifid' Asserted In 25 styles, with name, 10 cts N7 .
sau Card Co., Nassau, N. Y. a8'
A A DAY to Agents canvassing for tbe Fir..
O Hide Vlallor. Terms and OnUlk rs.. . a
15
'70 :
85
S .
dress P. O. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
iMarchisi'a
rterine
yr cm
Weakness, gucl
CiTliniiPnu
wui positively enreitemaie weakness, suohaq vni
of the WombVwhltes, ChromcInfllSnSion fit VuS?
attoaof the Womb, Incidental Hemorrhage or mSS"
-Munrui, suppressed and Irregular Menstruation
c An old and reliable remedy. Send postal card for
a pamphlet, with treatment, cures, and certificates from
Dhn Ham anil nnHnnti r TrnOT a trrm x. t .'i!
TJTICA. Sold by all Drngglsta-UQ perbottia.'
A BRIEF TREATISE ON PULMONARY Dis
eases will be sent free to all applicants. Addrew
OSCAR G. MOSES. lS Cortlandt Street. n yS
r 11
35
my 18-4wD&W
University of Virginia.
SUMMER LAW LECTURES (niha weekly) be
gin 11th Julv. 1878. and end 11th fWok.
' 38
42,
Have proved of signal use, 1st, to students who de
sign to pursue their: studies at this or other Law
school; 2d, to those who propose to read privately
and 3d, to practitioners who have not had the ad
vantage of systematic instruction. For circular bd
ply (P.O. University of Va) to Johh B. MnroB.Prof
Com. and Stat. Law. my 29-rjsV4ir
-.JMAMCHJESTER
35
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
Established in 1853,
Manufacture all kinds of Locomotives, and have re
cently purchased of the Amoskeag Manufactnriiw
Co. ail the patterns. Patents, and the eaad will f..t
the manufacture of their celebrated Steam Fire in
gines tna nre Apparatus, and are now prepared to
receive and execute ordars promptly, bend for de
scriptive circular. ARETAS BLOOD. Agent,
nov25D&Wly r - Manchester, N . U
STew York
SHOOTING- COAT.
23
76 T
85
75
85 "'
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10
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STYLISH, HANDSOME COAT.
First Class in every pariiculu
Pleasant to wear, durable, and in the eud tbe cheap
est. MADE OF BROWN VELVETEEN.
Pockets and Lining made to take out, so that
may be worn for early fall and winter shooting. 1
Horace Smith, Esq., says : "It is my idea ol
shooting coat I have worn them for several yeun
and will have none other.!' i . ,;
Price for Coat. $25; Vest, $6.5i Also- the besi
brown corduroy Pants, at $ 10 per pair. I make on
iy the one grade, as the cheapest goods do not tars
briars and will notglye satisiactiou. -
Alsoftn' addition to-the above, lam making
Waterproof XJanvass Suit, cut same style as the Vel
veteeni goods, not stiff and hard, but soft and plea
sant to wear; guaranteed to turn water. Sportsmen
who have seen, it say it is The Pest Yet. Coat 46.50,
For full-Suit, $14.00. . -
' fI also make the81eeveleB8 Coa; Vest with sleeyet
if desired. . . . , , -
" . -v-'.y. - -- -
, Rules for measurement-and samples sent upou
application.- ' ' ' ' '
.. . : , .. F.,1.. 8HELDON, .
ect25 D&Wtf RAHWAY, N.J
SHARP'S
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LETALLIC CARTRIDGE, MILITARY, HUM' :
- j-r aixjj -v;tlfilsia.OOt" KlFlb.3
--: 1 EXCEL ALL OTHERS IN ACCU- I
- RACY, STRENGTH AND
. :!;,;;,., ) 8 AFET Ys . .
ISTo Premature Piscliarge: Ever Recurs
Every Rifle warranted a good shooter. Calibrt
40, 44 and 50;1PO ofian.inch,and Qf any desired length
Charge ef powder from 50 to 105 grains. , Weight ei "
baHfl from" 220 to 548 "grains. ; Stock, plain; aist
Pistol grip and checked, ! 8ihts: plain; Globe ana
Peep Sights;,. Vernier -with interchangeable -from
sights 'and Wind-gaugeT Eyery "', varlsty of am
mrinifioa for above guns, constantly on hand.
; . ,IHce8 from 30 to 125
, r -SHARP'S RIFLE COMPANY.
sept21-D&Wtf . .'i- s Bridgeport, Coiil.
Attorney And Counsellor at Law,
. : J EUABETHTONi .BLADEN, C6DNTY, N. 0,
; . I Office Up Stairs. in.Briclr Rnildinr. oernnied Bi
Office Ud Stairs. in.Briclr RniMinr. oertnnied 85
JUnaldi&Co. : .
Special attention to' Claims'.' i Col lections on sunn
01 fioo ana upwards made for Five Per Cent u
without suit. i Drawlnz Deeds. Morteaires. Ac., s
ap 5-DfcWtf
IREClt I ITIOX
FREE.
!T7OR-THE SPEADY fTtTRlt nf Rnmtnal Weak-
X1.. , nesa. Lost Manhood, and all disorders brought
on 'bv' indiscretion or p-rna An drnpcrist
-the Ingredients. ..Address Dr. JAQUES CO., 110
W. Sixth St.; Cincinnati. Ohio. v' febl5-lyDW
Q b W U V1E W TS
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Craves Stonesa
FIRST-CLASS WORK AT LOWEST NEW YORK
e 'PRICES.' 'DESIGNS-SENT BY MAIL, WORK
PACKED AND SHIPPED, AT OUR RISK,
tfi GpTO iAM YiPART i09THB SOUTrJ.' 1
' KICHiBD tfArriiwiCOn
ifJ -, 57 Lafayette Place, New ork.
. Wathau's Monumental Dealing, in book form. for
ale to tae Trade.- - - - -! iec 4 D Wtf
T!E.;S8EIDER
Shot-Gun.
Prices. ii50 OO to 8450 0.
J MlizZLE, LOADING GUNS
XLTRHRD TO RRRRnH-LOADING
trieea f 4 to 91UU.
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j.-:-;itfit
Clark & Sneider,
,r MANUFACTURERS, . , "
: i j k ' 1 814 West Pratt Street,
'-i Send for Catalogue; . " 1 1 dec S3 DAWtf
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