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j: r. the nommiQ dtae. . . n. . t . , Uy W22. IX. BERNARD. ,. UBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT MOKOiYS, ' RATKS OF 8UKSCKIFTIOX IK STAHOK ; ' 'i,e year, (by mall) pontage paid,., .V...:..-. $7 00 iz months, " , 1 ........... 400 . Three months, : : V ... . , ... .... 4 85 uemonth " . , .-M 1 00 I To City Subscriber, delivered la any pari of the -tity, Fifteen CenU per week. Our City Agents are not authorized to collect far mere thau three months n advance.. . .. -1. . ... ..,.. ' t . OUTLINE. The inhabitants of Batoum have asked fo'r English protection,' declaring that they will open fire on the Russians on the 12th inst. The Greek question has been settled ; Congress invites the Porte to come to an understanding with Greece for the reetifica tiorrof the frontier and snggests aline. A fire at Thomaston, Conn., destroyed the postofflce and other buildings"; loss $50,000. Arkansas Democrats adopt a platform; tbey favor greenbacks as a substitute for National Bank notes, oppose contraction aud the furtherjiasue of bonds, favor a law '. making gold, : silver and j paper dollars of equal value, and demand tug repeal of the resumption act. -r-j-More troubles expected in Montreal on July 12tb; the Mayor will lake every precaution to pre serve the peace. . New York, markets: Money easy at 22 per cent; gold weaker at 100i; Cotton- Exchange closed; flour quiet and without decided: change; wheat dull, heavy and 12 cts lower; corn heavy, ungraded 4247 cents; spirits turpentine steady at 29 cts; rosin doll at $1 45l 50. DEMOCRATIC i TICKET. Judgea Suprtmtt Court : FOR CHIEF JUSTICE, W. N. H. SMITH, ..'. of Wake.! FOB ASSOCIATE JUSTICES : TWOS. S. ASHE, ! of Anaohi JOHN H. DILLARD, of Guilford. Judse Maperlor Court. ; SEVENTH DI3T. JVF. GRAVES, '. ' I ' . . : of Surry.. bighth"district. ALPHONSO p. lvERY, Of BurkeJ N INTH "DISTRICT. I J AS; C. L. GUpGElR, of Haywood. For Coatres : ALFRED M. WADDELL, of New Hanover. FarSoltelior t THIRD J QDICIAL j DIST. S VVIFT GALLOWAY, of Greene. In Cincinnati a "schooner" of , beer now sells for five cents and a mug Of beer for three cents, progress. - Now that is Ten thousand packages of wool flannels are to be sold, n NewYork at auction on Wednesday and Thurs day of next week. : I It does begin to look that Turkey will be considerably reduced in size when the magnates iu Berlin are through with their job of carving. Ayer, the pill, pectoral and sarsa panlla man of Lowell, Mass., is dead. He probably died poor, as his estate is estimated at from $15 to $20,000,- 000. ' k" - The Republic of Ecuador was afflicted with a Constitutional Con vention. " By a vote President Vein temilia has been elected Dictator. Such is life. "' '. - , The New York World speaks in high praise of the South-Atlantic Magazine. It concludes as follows: "This magazine, which is published at Wilmington, attests the reviving literary activity at the South. It is ,now in its se cond volume, and -shows signs ofincreasing vitality and vigor."', -.; : 4 i The number otV Americans who have attended the aris Exposition thus farjs said to be immense. Phila delphia alone has sent more visitors than came to the American Centen nial Exhibition from . all Europe, leaving out those who attended as officials. ; - I i v ' Rabbi A. Hofmann, of Richmond, Va., is dead. He passed away on Friday about 12 m. : . The State says of him:'- ' ' --j- ; : . . . .- "Respected and beloved almost adored by all who knew him, an active worker in the cause of. religion and morality, an ex emplary husband, father, teacher and friend, his death, although not unexpected. nas cast a deep gloom over a large portion oi our community. , . , j . We have the July number of the . Carolina t Farmer. . "it is published at Wilmington, and devotes a good deal of space to matters relating to cotton culture.; One of its contribu tors proposes a cure of "sheep-worry ing dogs," and another advises farm ers to keep pat Of debt,! Others write of poultry, orchards, fertilizers, &e. The Farmer ia fresh-looking and in- vi ting. liichmond Whig. ' ' At the last meetinW of the Board of Trustees of Wake Forest College, they decided to establish an Elementary course at the College in Bible literature, for young men who may attend school at the College and feel that they have been called to preacn me gospel. VOL. XXII.--NO. 91. TJE3TE CITY. M tt W A D V K RT 1 9 B It! KM T 8 . A SHRIER-Selling off . ' Harrison & Allek Hats: N. Jacobi A great saving. MxmsoN Summer clothing, r Hr insberoer Ne w books. Av Datid Clearing out sale: Mketinq Carolina Yacht Club. Matxart) & Co. Harness, &c. . i S. Q. Northbtjp Choice fruits. Giles Mtochison Cider mills. : v I Jos. Dkxcx Piano tuning, &c. Meeting Childrens' Mem. Asso. Jaceson & Bell Bindery, &c. Geo. Myers Steamer Passport. O. A. Peck Builders'.hardware. ' Northrop & Ctjxminq Horses. C, W, Yates--School books, &c. Greek & Flanher Turnip seed. ; Meetino Carolina Lodge K. of H. I T. W. Strange Attorney-at-Law. Parker & Taylor Rossmore cook. '; Altaffer & Hill dash, doors, &c. J. Dawson & Co. Huba spokes, &c. I Hayden & Gerhardt Saddlery, &c. Caution Notice crew John Schuette. . Petteway & Schulken Bacon, &c. P. M. King & Co. The contest over. . Cbonly & Morris Horses at auction. HalL & PEARSAT.LTobacco, buiter,&c. Dix Bros. & Russell Corn, bacon, &c. Brown & Roddick Great inducements. Reduced R. R rates to the mountains. J. C. Stevenson About soap anl starch Boatwright & McKoy Family supplies Adrian &"Vollers Great inducements Kerchner & Calder Bros. Com, spirit casks, bacon, molasses, &c. A sbAotlns Scrape Nobodr HurC Heat o a Capture A nattier Platol. The southeast .corner; of Second and Princess streets was the scene yesterday afternoon, shortly after six o'clock, of no little excitement, which j threatened for a few minutes to assume daagerous propor tions. It seems that Daniel Howard, the colored jailor, was standing on the side walk on Second street, within a few feet of its intersection with Princess, in front of the Carolina bar, engaged in a political dis pute with a colored individual named Ed- . m . ' . T 'if . wara i nomas, wneu j ernes cteaiuu, wuu bad apparently been drinking to some ex lent, came up and made some remark which drew forth an angry response from Howard, whereupon Heaton made for the jailor in a manner that indicated serious results to that individual . Several persons were standing I near at the time, one of whom, a colored : man by the .name of Si moo Ricbardson.immediateiy seized Heaton from behind, and at about the same mo ment Howard whipped out a pistol from bis pocket and discharged it at his antags onist, without effect. . Others in the crowd then seized Howard and finally, after throwing him to the pavement, succeeded in wrenching the pistol from bis bands, when he was taken off in. the direction of the Court House. In the meantime Heaton had been struggling frantically to get at Howard, but was restrained by the crowd. He finally secured possession of . Howard's pistol, however1, and flourished it above his head, exclaiming, "I've got his pistol, too.' By the way, this makes twice within as many weeks that this seemingly irrepressi ble individual has been fired upon without effect, and it is a little remarkable that in both instances he came out of the difficulty with his antagonist's weapon in his posses sion. At this rate be will soon have a little arsenal of, bis own and can afford to defy his enemies, if he does not already. 'Justice McQuigg finally succeeded in getting Heaton away from the scene of . the disturbance and the two repaired to the office of the former in the postofflce build ing, followed ' by a portion of. the large crowd of colored people who had gathered soon after the commencement of the row. He remained in the office but a short time,; however, when he again made his appear anee upon the streets, and it was sometime before Chief of Police Brock and his pom of policemen succeeded in dispursing the crowd. Before dark, however, the streets bad been cleared and "quiet once more reigned in Warsaw . " 5 An exploring expedition is being talked of, to find out what went with the ball that was discharged from the murderous weapon, as no indications as to its; probable where abouts had been discovered when we left the scene of the conflict;1 ' : No arrests had been made at last ac counts, so far as we eould ascertain. Colored Unitary Visitors rrom Cliar ' IMtOd. ; We neglected to mention, as among the events of the week, the arrival here on Wednesday night of a colored military company, from Charleston, styled the Lin coln Light Infantry, commanded by Capt Young. -This company is attached to the 1st South Carolina Regiment, and is said to be composed of good material, fy They cer tainly behaved themselves remarkably well while in Wilmington, their good conduct eliciting frequent words of praise and com mendation from our white citizens.'.' They were received upon their arrival by com panies A and B of the Fifth Battalion, ud der command of Lt. Coll G.' L.: Mabson. i o ii . . . A stare Bobbary ea m small Seata. i j A portion of ' the wire netting , of a side window of Mr. F. Newberry's store, on North Water street between ifrincess and Chesnut, was removed on Friday night and about seventeen pounds of beeswax stolen. The window operated upon Opens upon an alley, and the thief effected bis purpose by Inserting one of bis arms through the open ing made bTemovingthe portion. of wire alluded to. The thief seems to have been posted as to the location of the beeswax WILMINGTON Nl' C.VSUNDiAY,.' 'J.ULY1.7..'."i878.;,' Local Oats." ' :,'.n,iS'i , .Lj The almanao predicts cool and showery weather for to-dayv , ;r.i!;t s. , No interments in Belleviie Cemetery during the past week.: -,! ,.rn ; The Whiting Rifles i are 6 have a meeting to-morrow night at S o'clock. Pender Superior. Court, indge- Eure presiding,' meets at Burgaw-td-mor row. ' To-day is known in "the religi ous calendar as the Third Sunday after Trinity, jc,.. 7'; ;;;::;;p;y:;,-, ; There were no ' interments' in Oakdale Cemetery during the week closing yesterday. , There were three interments in Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery during the past week. , - ,-;:;.: .. .. ;;i . 't There was only one trivial case of disorderly conduct disposed .of by the Mayor yesterday morning. . j The colored, military and fire men from Charleston took their departure for home yesterday morning. . 1: 7 i The Register of Deeds issued only one marriage license during the phst week, and that was to a colored couple. ' - Only 641 dog badges have been disposed of np to date, and only duplicates are now called for. . This falls short of last year's sales. -; Mr. T. VV. Strange, Attorney at Law, has opened an office the Market, be tween Second and . Third streets, lately occupied by his lamented father. i Sooth and east winds, slight changes in tempereture and pressure, partly cloudy weather and - numerous rains are the indications for this section to-day. '. Yesterday was" decidedly the warmest day of the season, the thermome ter in our office indicating $1 degrees at 2.30 P. M., being four degrees higher than on any previous day this summer. ; The pulpit of the Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will be filled at the usual boars to-day in the morning by the pastor, Rev. B. R Hall, and in the evening, by Uev. W, P..Mc Corkle. j ..k- The colored battalion parade and drill on our streets on Friday afternoon, under command of Lt.'; Col. , Mabson, at tracted no little attention. The Lincoln Light Infantry, ai visiting : company from Charleston, was in line. " ' - There will be a meeting of the Carolina Yacht Club on Tuesday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, In the parlor of the Bank of New , Hanover, when the question ias to which yachts were entitled to the prizes in the late regatta will be decided. j A colored man by the name of Robert Everett was brought to this city yesterday and lodged in jail, under a com mitment; from Justice S. R. Chinnis, of Brunswick county. He will be taken to Smithvilie. The charge against him has not transpired. - The Parlor Concert To-RIorrow Night The parlor concert to take 'place at the Opera House to-morrow night, udder the management of Mr. A. B. Chase, promises to be a musical treat of morethan ordinary excellence. The best amateur talent of Wilmington and Smithvilie has been en gaged to assist in the entertainment, and the programme of favorite and i familiar Scotch, German, English and Irish ballads, duets, glees, &c, will be sufficiently at tractive to disarm the most fastidious mu sical critic, to say nothing of the pleasure - it will afford to the ordinary run of music loving mortals. No effort, we are assured, will be spared by the management lo.make the- entertainment a complete: success, while the object to ' be benefited in a pecu niary point of view is 'one that should en list the sympathy and cordial approval of the entire community. We hope to see a well-filled house Monday .night, and feel that we can confidently assure the public that they w,ill have no cause to regret being" present.) . ' : ' Among the selections to be rendered we notice the following familiar songs: Kath leen Mavourneen, Mary of Argyle I Can not Sing the Old Songs, The Fine 'Ould Irish Gentlemen, . Speed. Away,.. Pirate's Glee, EsBie Dear, Flee as a Bird, Larboard Watch, Man the Life Boat, Good Night, &c. I ", ' A. Handsome Crati. There was a somewhat remarkable and distinguished arrival in our waters yesters .day af teruoon, in the shape of the hand some schooner yacht Little Ida, of Balli ' more, commanded by Capt.! Chas.' Haff eke. In dimensions the little craft is eighteen feet in length, six and a half feet in width of beamj four and a half feet in depth of hold, and draws three feet o.f water. She is of galvanized iron build, with an air tight compartment at. each end, the re mainder of the space being taken up by the cabin, which is handsomely .'constructed and tastefully furnished, t The pitde Ida is bound for Florida,on a pleasure trip and will probably leave to-day., j She left Baltic more about the first of June, having made frequent! stoppages on- the route.' She is now at the wharf ot rMessrs.t', Kerchner & Calder Bros., North Water street. Arrested.' ' . . .... A colored individual, ; by the name of Allen Register,''; was arrested yesterday evening and lodged ia the guard house, charged with going into a 'store on Market street andpurchaaing a bill ot 6ods, which" be) refused to pay ior, and using tnsuuing language when urged to do so. -W Republlean' Noinlnatloiia In Brnna- ! -wick. j i'j:, "ii , y ,$ . u , j At a Republican meeting held. in Smith vilie, a; lew nights since, the following can didates were 'nominated, for Brunswick county ; Senate, Asa Ross; House of Repre sentatives, Jno.'H: Brooks; Sheriff,' KW: Taylor; Treasurer, Daniel Walker ; Register" of Deeds, H7"K;3 RuarffrSur iogton' 'G risset t " AU ' 'the nominees' are white, and are said lo 1 be, with' one excep tion, acceptable to i the party generally of the county, t : There, was. much confusion in themeeting. .. ;. ,,j . t Kea-ttsration. j The total number of voters registered in this city up to 6:30 p. m. yesterday was as follows: . . ' I First Ward ,Upper Division Whites, 59; colored. 199. Total, 258. , Second Ward Total registration to date, white and colored, 74. a . t Third Ward Total registration to date, white and colored, 151,. . . , Fourth Ward Not heard from. ' ' ," .. j Fifth Ward Whites, 93; colored, 176. Total, 269, .... i.tivJ,.,': Aiu KulStata 'or Honor : There will be a special meeting of Caro lina Lodge No. 434, Knights of. Honor, at their Lodge room to-morrow evening, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of conferring de grees. This Lodge is said to be in a very flourishing condition, the .membership in creasing at the rate of f rOm six to eight persons at i every regular, meeting, which is an evidence of popularity very encouraging to the friends of the Order in this city. , Templars of Honor and Temperance. A meeting will be held at Temperance Halt to-morrow night lor the -purpose of taking steps to secure the organization of a Temple of -the above Order in this City. We learn that some twenty-five or thirty have already signed' an application for a charter, and all who desire to become mem bers are requested to be at ' the ' meeting Only males eighteen years of age are ad mitted as active members. "Dashaway" all opiuifi preparations and give only Dr .: '-'Bull's BabyJ Syrup to the Babies. It is the only,remedy which con tains no opiaXes and Js reliable . f ; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . CaroM Lo.2:6,Ko.434)Eiiilils of Honor. MEMBERS OF CAROLINA. LODGE NO. 434, Knights of Honor, are requested to attend a Special Meeting at the Lodge .Room, MONDAY BYENINQ, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of confer ring degrees. . -. t ? , GEO. N..HARRISS, :jy6-lt ,. . " Reporter. i Children's Memorial Association. A. CALLED MEETING of this Associattoa wUl be held at Bociety HaU MONDAY EVENING, the 8th instant, at 6 o'clock. Business of Importance will be transacted. Prompt and fall attendance desired. . ' By order of the jyflt PRESIBKNT. .X. W. s,TBl NGE, I . i (Succmsob to Bobkbt StbamoxJ . ATTORNEY AT LAW , Market street, between Second and Third, : - jy7 3m V -1 WILMINGTON, N. C. C. WTATES, EALBR IN SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, Pictures, Frames, Bibles, Albums, Gold Pens, Mu sical Inatramenta; Fancy Goods, 4ec. Photograph Gallery connected with Book Store. Old Pictures Copied aad Enlarged. - Jy7tf -T Steamer Passport Will make thb usual' dkligbtpul TRIP, yialting the ForttflcatlonB, Bald Head and other points of interest. ' Bound trip 75 cents. Din ner 60 cents. Starts at 9:80 A. M., returning at 6 P.M.: Dally trip at 9 A. M. 1 Jy7tf GEO. MYERS, Agent Our Grand Annual ; Clearing Ont ' Sale IS IN FULL BLAST, and: while We are rapidly disposing of oar stock,, there is still a stock of sizes in some - - T VERY HANDSOME GOOPS ! 1 0ur Prices command ready and- quick sales, and this week we will offer still greater inducements to j Gash Buyers. : QvtPEAJRLS still maintain the .lead. Buy no other when yon are needing a Shirt. , ,i - , .. - rA. DAVID. ! jyTtf . : . ; ,' ,.. H The Clothier. The Contest Over 'UMULATIYB E V IDENCE . OF THE SUPB- riorlty of the SAM COOK STOVE has settled the controversy, and pow only the , SAM ia asked for., Four sizes, from smallest te largest numbers. j ' Sold Only at King ! ; ' f : Just opened a One assortment Rolled Britannia and Planished Coffee and.Toa PoU. probably the Cheapest Goods ever offered in this line. " Come and aee them j you will be sure to tell your friends about them:' Sold at "King's Prices." fs ! J JfW' !- ' F4 W.'KiPlO & CO' About . Soap' & Starch. XABGB QUANTITIES OF COMMON WBST- erh Starch 1b retailed n this .market at fabuious i -:, -itisv. lo'iv1-. S ;.siiiJi profits, hence the great dissatisfaction with the ' . --. '-,(...' .-.'-' Laundry. " tmst'--s' - . I am offering at the same prices the VERY BEST - , - ' .- , '. STARCH, made ; from Corn, i guaranteed 83X per cent stronger and whiter.; Pot, up in convsnlent packagea.J ;It wfllpay eyerybedyto try it. ,;iyr.; 1 i-u! i i - . A large stock of TOILET SOAPS - Just received; the Tp..1$wMci Almost every 'Grade and Brand ef iLAUNDllY .". J. p w? hifwfi oj -m- tf'n-l- -Bfii'- iMQAJPtil known te the trade are ta my, stock.. jitsJip jas. C.Gteyencon ! I ......... . . NEW , ADVERTISEMENTS. .Horses "at; Auction!; O' N TtTBSDAT NEXT. 9TH INSTANT, AT 10 o'clock, A. M..we will sell at Exchange Corner, by (order of the Executrix, TWO NO. 1 WORK HORSES, in good order and condition. - j ' ' CBONLY & MORBlS, - j jy 7 it ' ' " ' .Auctioneers. j Horses. Horses. i ( Ci WELL BROKEN HARNESS 5 V ' 1UV i- AND SADDLE HORSES For sale. Can suit any body - "' i in style, speed and action. Jjy 78t Rev. copy. NORTHROP ft CUMMIN G. Ship Notice. ALL PERSONS ARE ' HHREBT forewarned not to trust or harbor any of the crew of the American Schooner "JOHN SCHUETTE." as no debts of their contracting will be, paid by the Jr tr f . WILLIAM LUND. Master. .. . . . : : Tnimig ani Bepainii2 Pianos. ., JOSEPH DBNCK, FROM COLUMBIA. S C.. Will stay a few daya bt WILMTN8TON to TUNE AND REPAIR PIANOS, .MELODEONS, REED and PIPE ORGANS. - Orders left ateinsberger's Book and Music Store will meet with prompt attention. , , jy7 3t 1 Carolina Yacht Club. A Meeting of "thb1 'Carolina.' yacht . CLUB will be held In the Bank of New Hano ver Parlor, on TUESDAY NEXT, 9th instant, at 5 o'clock. P. M. As business of Importance will be brought before the meeting, a fall attendance of members Is earnestly desired. ' ; JOHN J. FOWLER, ' jy 7-lt : Purser. Notice ! Having this day disposed of my book BINDERY and RULING MACHINE and good will to Messrs. JACKSON BELL, I take this op portunity of thanking my friends and the public generally for the liberal patronage which they have bestowed upon me for years past, and respectfully bespeak a continuance of the same for my successors. July 6, 1878. P. HETN3BERGBR. Business Card. AS WILL BE SEEN BY ABOVE ANNOUNCE ment we have purchased of Mr. Heinsberger bis B O OK BINDERY AND RULING MA CHINE, and we are now better prepared to serve our patrons with promptness, beat quality of work and lowest prices, which have been prominent features of our business. By this addition to our office we claim that our facilities are equal to any establishment in the State, and guarantee to do MORE WORK OE BETTER QUALITY, FOR LESS MONEY, than any printing establishment here or elsewhere. A trial is all that is necessary to prove the assertion. We will pay special attention to the manufacture of Ledgers or Blank Books of any description, and only the best quality of Ledger Paper will be used. Merchants or others having erdera for I PRINTING, RULING OB BINDING will save a fair percentage by consulting jnly7-lt i " JACKSON fc BELL. Builders' Hardware! FULL 8TOCK OF ; ' ' . - , , (BUILDERS' HARDWARE On hand, and will be sold as Low as the Lowest. . GEO. A. PECK jy7 tf , - No. to South Front St. Corn, BaconHoiasses. FLOUR, SUGAR, , COFFEE, SAIjT, PORK, . BEEF, CANDLES, CANDY, STARCH, r . SOAP. : E"A fall Stock always on band and for sale low. j Dix Bros. & Bussell, j7tf 84 and 85 North Water St. Family Supplies; f.UR CONSTANTLY INCREASING TRADE VJ demands a corresponding increase to the al ready large shipments or 1 '. j FAMILY SUPPLIES I Which we are receiving : daily by both railroad and steamers . We can, therefore, guarantee our Goods as being both Fresh and Sweet and A Ne, 1 in every particular. This should certainly be a con sideration In the present ; n J i ' I WARM WEATHER ! We have Just received an excellent variety of choipe , ; CONSISTING IN. PART OF Fox's Excelsior Butter, :. : ;,':Uv"' ; ; Extra Cream Pilot Bread, xy; ;v'": ' ' Lemon Snapps, Peerless Fingers, " ' . Cream, Milk and Soda, - " I Autumn Leaflets, Alphabets,.. . Glen Cove, Corn Hill, Ac, Ac. Also, Imported and Domestic CHBESK of the very best onalltr. These, together with a full assortment of the CHOICEST GROCERIES of every kind, which any uousekeeper coma aesire, snouia attract au to our Stores, at - . . . . : S, T aad 8 NOBTH FBOKT 8T. Bdatglif Eoy, ' Jy 7 D4 Wtf : T . ... ! Famfly Grocers. '; Mrs. WISTER'S NBW WORK. Margarether or, Life Problems. A Romance. From the German of B. Juncker, by Mrs. A. L. Wiflter, tranilator of Too Rich," "The , Second , Wife,"";The Old kam'eelie's Secret." etc. Extra cloth $1.50. ' CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN. Her Letters and Mem-, orles of her Life. Edited by Emma Stebbins," With Photographs, etc , Oownt Sto. Cloth, gilt top $3,60. Forsaleat -.v:-5 7 :''' j VvWSiJ.' - HEINSBEBGEB'S - 1y7tf . Live Book and Music Store. ; jusrni, E BB &TBAMBB AND BAIL, ,1 r 65 hbds and boxes O.K. Bacon and D. & Sides, i t BacoK and. Bulk Shoulders, North Carolina f 6 barrels Glue, I ,'r- Jty A l , t i T 5 Spirit Casks, . . ISObarrelaFlour,; f-.-un ' t i . SO packages Mackerel, - SO tab Butter, ..,;0-L'-,i- :,: -u- lO barrels Meas Beef, f 15 packages Canned Goods.1 -.: i: Jjf "'i- Wekeepa supply f Paper, Paper Bags, Soap, Candles, Cora Ac. Receiving duly, Poultry, Eggs, i tt PETTEWAY SCHULKEN, , Jy7 tf 1 'i Brokers and Commission Merchants, u I WHOLE NO: 3,i05 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.! od Ho! for Asheville and the Llountains ! Great Reduction : in I Rates Liookl Look ! I Only $14.89 from Wilmlnfftoh lo AstaeTllle and Return ! ! ' " ' And $22;0 to Warm Springs and Keturn ! f ...... ; . : . : - J ,J.:i. ; :: V A Chance for all to Visit tlie Swilzerlanil or America ! THE WILMINGTON A WELDON AND THE WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA Jk AUGU8TA RAILROADS have placed Tickets ,on sale at the above LOW RATES. Tickets to cither Western North Carolina points in proportion, t & - This is the ONLY ROUTE selling. Tickets over the NEW AND POPULAR ROUTE via COLUM BIA, SPARTANBURG, MT. TRYQS, PACES GAP and HERDERSONVILLE, favoiding the dangers ef a Stage Ride over the Mountains. , "Special Inducements to large parties. sTickeU good to return until Nov. let, 1878. fFor full particulars call en the undersigned. . A. POPE, t jy 7 It t Rev, coby. General Pass, Agent 1 Brown t Roddick 45 Market St. v VUR PATRONS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR advantage to give us a call at thispartlisular time, as we are offering GREAT INDUCEMENTS in order to REDUE OUR STOCK OF SPRANG f SUM MER wear: ' j ; The f oUowing will give bat a very limited Idea of the extent of OUR REDUCTIONS, j ; LADIES' NECK-WEAR in endless variety. GENTS1 CAMBRIC TIES, 5 cents each Or 50 cents ' per dozen. . - ' 5 SILK CORD FAN and DRESS CHARMS, 25 cts x . , .t all colors. CLOSING OUT the Balance of our HAMBURG EDGINGS & INSERTIONS at GREAT- LY REDUCED PRICES. MOSQUITO NET, ALL COLORS, CO cto apiece. Manufactured by Adams & Co. The Best J in the Market. I j TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS & TOWELS, in . , all qualities and styles. PLAIN. PLAID & STRIPE NAINSOOKS, very Low ; purchased from a Bankrupt stock. FIGURED t STRIPED SWISS, the NEWEST thing in the market for Oversldrte. 1 LADIES' MADE-UP UNDERWEAR, SKIRTS. NIGHT DRESSES and CHEMISE. BOYS' WEAR closing out the balance of our; Stock at Astonishingly LOW PRICES. :' PARASOLS-The. Largest and Cheapest Line ever shown in this City. GENTS' PERCALE SHIRTS, 25c-a Bargain. MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALTY. SOLE AGENTS FOB THE WIDOWS CRAPE, ' for the Deepest Mourning. ; Ac. Ac. tc. ; CaTWedo not drum for customers at Railroads or Hotels, nor do we allow commissions on any one buying Goods at our Establishment We are STRICTL1 ONE PRICE. BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street. Jy7tf It is Conceded THAT THE - ,, h Eossiore' Coot is the BEST In mar ket Our VARIETY is UNEQUALLED in the State. We euarantee all Goods to be inst what we re commend, our PRICES are lower than any for the same quality of goods. . We buy strictly for Cash. We have long experience in the 8TOVB TRADE. We never deceive a customer as to quality, S1ZB, or superiority. Old Stand. : . - i :: PARKER A TAYLOR, ' Jy 7-tfJ . : . 19 So. Front St 90 in the Shade; LINEN AND MOHAIR DUSTERS, Alpaca Coats, White Vests, ' " White and Duck Pants. Come and cool off at 1 ' . Ik- H hiM'1;' MUNSON'S, . jy7tf The Clothier. A Great Saving IN BUYING YOUR BUILDERS' HARDWARE, DOORS, SASH and BLINDS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, Ac. ''.. y' ' at the RBCTJC2D PRICES at ' NATH'L. J ACOBI'S Hardware Depov - . Ay 7-tf . - NO. 10 South Front street ' Hats; ? Hats, j Hats. QOOL SUMMER HATS ! 'i i X'fpl ; ! LOWEST PRICES' ! ' k'! : i ; . , WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY 1 ; K f, HARRISON fc AliLEN ?: JyT f J u'' -- ..--:--r Hatters. Hubs, Spokes and Eims BUGGY WHEELS, WAGON AXLES, SPRINGS; Tire Iron, Seats, Buggy Bodies, Shafts, Silver Bands, Bulky Wheels and Shafts, Enameled Leath ers, Ducks, Drills and Trimmings of all kinds. You can find the Largest aad Beat Assorted Stock of the above goods in the city at th Old Estab lished Hardware House of ' -'!... iz : jy 7tf . JOHN DAWSON & CO. " I Ilallard & .Co. v .im HARNESS I HARNESS !; ltu.;i F . . $7.60 per set and' upwards., 1. Bridles, Saddles, Collars, d, all gradesj m i and rtrlnABi tn an ft: t.hs Hmns . i-j i Trunks and Satchels in abundaneeuo i c J 1 Repairing done promptly. 5 . Jy rtto i 0. 8 SOUTH FRONT STREET -0ATES T sf at Vattt rialNOi'-' on S4cdld:v..(.r.".;.'..1.,...r.il oo n ,x' threedaia,,, ;teu " .Twoweeka,.. v . 6 50 " Three weeks,,.. 8 SO " ".- One month,. ........ io 00 .. : Two months,:' ... a':'. 17 00 h " '-Three months,..- S4 00 Six months, . i : 40 00 IT-" a Fafc4i.iy.'ii .,iiJ.,,MO op lT'Contract Advertisemelitg taken at profo Uonately low rates. . . V . i. Ten lines eelld Nonpareil type make one square - NEW . ADVERTISEMENTS. O PERA B. O D S E . MONDAY EVOC, JUL 8TI1. 6iii:faM cMliflr-tlie People. !B2cgeOThB BALLADS.; DUETS. GLEaS. Ac: MR. AB. CHASE has the honir to announce a CONCERT aa above in which he will be assisted by the following Ladles and Gentlemen, who have kindly tendered their services : Mrs. D. Kahn weiler, Miss S. M. Thompeon, Miss Lily Thompson. .. Miss Ella WellL I Mr. George Myers, , : Mr. Nathan Mayer. Mr. C. M. VanOrsdell,Jr. Mr. George Welch, V Mr. W. Alderman. Mr. M. F. Manning, . ! ADMISSION TICKETS ONLY 85 CENTS. ' A limited number of Reserved Seata can be se- -cured at P. Heinsberger's, at 85 cents extra. Mox Sheet open Friday morning.- : iy4-3t SELECT BOARDING and DAT SCHOOL, HIsVJfcSBOR, N.J. y i-HB MISSES NASH and MIS8 EOLLOCK wiU resume the exercises of their School on FRIDAY, ??jyJ,ELY' and continue them till ISth DECEM BER (Twenty Weeks.) je 29 eodlm. . ,. nac . aatuth - t 'J ! ' I ; t ; HE . Greatest Inducements ! OFFERED TO Parcbasers, Consumers and: Dealers k;k' v:k',:k..li: in ' -k;.:" " : GBOdEBlBS i MAY BE FOUND At tub Large f Mesale EstaiUsMent 'kk: ''.':':of k;: ;,..',kk:'':. ' rian Voilersi at ' . . . . S. E. Corner Front and Dck hta. , . , ; ; . - ' t tSSTOCK large, ASSORTMENT extensive, VARIETY ample, superier, and adequate to the tastes of all. PRICES LOW. ' .BSOrders and Purchasers solicited, ji " Jy7tfj . -k' ' Selling Off T ANY PRICE, OUR , SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS I i Now is the tune to buy Cheap at . -A.. SHBIER'S Another Lot of those line WAM8UTTA SHIRTS f expected every day. A. 8HRIER. No. 31 Market Street - 3y 7 tf 'l?o;;;Cpm;J:;; Corn. I 5000 BufhiPrimeWllIte CORN, , ; 2000 Bu8 iCOKN, : , k, 'I For sale by. Jy 7-tf ; KERCHNER CALDER BKOb. r Spirit Casks, k 1000 STTB1TAaK ' ; For sale by Jy 7 tf : : KERCHNER A CALDER BROS f Bidn Bacon : . r , JOO Soxtt ? S., SIDES, . ' ' 2 d 8moked SIDI:s; ,' : . For sale by jy7 tf . KERCHNER tc CALDER BROS Uolasses. Holasses. Hhds Porto Rico MOLASSES, V - 50 BWl,1uec0VRdo. do , : BWs. N. O. MOLASSES, JIQQ BWSS.BL MOLASSES, Per sale by Jy 7 tf y. ; KERCHNER O ALDER' BROS. .'CidetHflls." :,:r QIDBR MILLS, '''' 1 Both Single and Double, ' ' , For sale by ' ' ' ' ' t GILES MURCHISON, 88 and 40 Murchison Block. Jy7tf Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars. ABIOUS GBADES ' i i -v ' ' -.k;;.: iAND'LGW PRICES, by '': '. 1 Jy 7 DAWtf tl 'X HALL"' PEARS ALL; Butter and Lard. !. 20 TUb" D.AIRT UTTR i ? 'v i ' 10 Tnb" N' a LABD ' ' ';" ' '' ;:k; . .1 ..V.-.Fsatoloway:' , . .i-.-c.;A.t-;. JyAWtf . HALL A PBRSALL; r H(QiH)p Turnip Seed, JUST RECEIVED, , ,, . , r-',.. . , i . .. Ia Original Sealed Package, ., f , AtJ 'J ' In Bulk or In Papers. - At Prices never before so low, at . ' L fk ' GREEN A PLANNER'S, " ,-t "Ttf - :?V-.' . "Market atteet. ' . i j tp Harness CV-L: o.f.0 a.oo a set i it. Saddles frem L60 to $25.00. Collars from rrvi75 cenUto $8.00. : ' f 1 ' i tHepairmg done with neatness and ' i . ?H Vi Jy7 tf - ' HAYDKN M GERHARDT. 'i; : Next to Southerland's Subies. ' AtTAFEERcfc HILL, 1 . :mtw-';H4&)3tii- . oon, uiinds & Ornamen- LOWEST TOdEif t X BEST MORKL i that Wfrars MANUFACTURERS, aTidars detarmlned to give every aatisf action. , ; .F' lBJkSDWASS, 8 A8H, r WEIGHTS,' Kd,175la linefuraiahed at WHOLB 8Aja-fCBrf Ay .lc-j t::rt;..;, proven. yt:,l ?. t ,4 M- r i ! ALTAFFBB HILL, ,. . ' w.'.i ctory and Offloa foot of Walnut St. s i Jy 74f Wilmington, N. C. Choico .Fruits.! ,7 V CONSISTING OF5 CONCORD fSRAPE. J ,J -- V Vjj PINB-APFLES, BANANAS, MELONS PEACHES., ORANGES APPLESj VT "i f i .oM-sr-w-.. ... li-tiwqa: m VJ G. NORf HROPS " v if. . iit t R j FoUt and. Confectionery Stores. -o