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the ugh::::: UBLI8HED DAILTj EXCEPT MONDAYS. ' ' arris o BtrascBjpnoa in adtaito;' 1, jueyear, y mall) portage paid,.....;....,. $7 00 Six months, , " " 4 00 rhrce months, u , a 35 One month " 1 00 To City Subscriber, aelivered In anv Dart of the jlty, Fifteen Cents per week. Our City Agents are I aot authorised to crilect formers than three meatus I :tty, Fifteen Cents per week. Oar City Agents are ...InnrA ......... .. I Returns from German elections ihna far show the election of 19 National Liberals, 6 Conservatives, 3 Ullrominlanes, 1; Sepa ratist. Cardinal Francbi ia ; dead The London lime vehemently ; at tacks Gladstone, Great civio honors are, to be bestowed on "Beaconsfield and Salisbury to-morrow. The Austrian occupation of Bosnia and,, Herzegovina threatens an outbreak in Constantinople; a ministerial crisis is imminent: The Albanian chieftains - have ; entered - into a confederation . to resist the encroachments of Serviaand Montenegro. The Porte is prepaiing a statement in reply to the Greek claim.'. -.There were sixty-seven failures in New York city in July aggre gating $5,738,171-re. large increase. -t No racing at Baratca on account of ralna. Payne's paper mill, at Chalham,N.iT.t burned ; loss CSO.000; , insurance . $25,000. Six ice booses burnt at. PattexBon; N., J. Austrians occupfd Herzegovina. - Mr. Lowe, in the British House of Commons, accused the government of act ing a falsehood; he withdrew the expres sion. Daniel Howe arrested in Rich mond on the charge of counterfeiting coin; he confessed he belonged, to. a gang, three of whom have been arrested. Twen- ty-founiew cases of yellow, fever at New Orleans reported . for the last twenty-four hours." New York markets: Money easy at 2 per cent; gold steady at 100$ ; cot ton steady at 11 1316U 15-1(1 cents; flour lesaacUve, Southern $4 85(5 85; wheal dull and unsettled,' ungraded winter red 95c$l 07; corn ic better; spirits tur pculine . dull at 28 cents; - rosin dull at i Governor Connor, of Maine, has been renominated by the Republi- cariH. l Comriu- Kearney, the , California nist, voted for llayes. It was hia i - "maiden sorry. vote," and he is now so ' - . - i X " ' tli . f : An experiment is now making on the New. Jersey canals with steam canal boats. They promise to be both successful and economical. : ' 1 America gets 42 awards at be French 'Exposition-, -' distributed into gold medals 10, silver 6, bronze 15, and certificates of merit 11. j ;. Ala. IT . Ail jn ew x one nas come to tue conclusion that all patent payementa are frauds, and that the only good, serviceable, f durable pavement f is stone block. , Such' is the report of Comptroller Kelly. ; r , , If the weather does not cool pff duelling will be revived in the South, and the mischief will be that wads; will not answer. Two editors fat Huntsville, Ala., got np to- Vblood beat," and but for tbe " interposition of the authorities an appeal to vil lainous gunpowder would have been made. ' 1 1 - .-T Gilmore's famous band has been dis-banded.l Even brass would not save it. or German silver for that, and so it "busted. The poor fellows are in Paris and mighty dry, without the necessary cash to pay current ex penses or to return to the Vhome.of the free and the land of the brave. Tooting did not pay. : Alack ! i,. The baby-carnage , case ; in New York was decided against old man Pool and his nervousness. , He will have to seek other quarters, for the Higginson baby will continue its tit tle rides in the French flat, 68 Madi son avenue, over a thickly carpeted floor. President Pool pay his money and does not take his choice. ' He pays the damages. , ; v ; .t r- . All of our exchanges: have . been complaining . of - the excessive heat. We believe' Wilmington to be the coolest plce in the country. " . The highest heat thus far is. 91-3-4 de grees.' 1C has' been as high as 90 some " six: or eight; days r during the summer. At the same time it was from 95 to 103 at other places. The Petersburg Index-Appeal will pleaBe note. . , " - . If I: Mr. A. B.-Williams, the newspaper correspondent' vyho went on' the Azbr to Liberia with the qnfortunate im migrants, saw but one prosperous and naPPJl man, and he t was 'an under taker. ,He was a , bloe-blood from Virginia a colored' man and brother; and he made some $2,000 a year out of the misfortunes of his fellows. I From all we "can ! learn Liberia is a good land for the undertaker and. grave-digger to seek- It ta the land of death. i" f The Baltimore Sunt of the 31st ult., contains a pretty full report pf Bishop Lyman's sermon in St. Paul's Cathedral, ' London. ' It wonld fill .1- Tf r Wrx JJOl V 1 1 1 j X XI I Mil 11 -t ' . . " --.:.---.--... a. s A .tr over two columns ot - the Morning Stab. His text was ; Romans 5 :10. The report was furnished by the gun's own correspondent. It , contains also a report ,of the discourses of BishoK Cox, , of Western New York, V ; of Bishop VVilmer, of Louisiana, and by the Bishop of "Albany. ;! The . report of Bishop . Lvman's sermon is the lougest. " " ; What's up? Roscoe : Conkling8 homo organ, the ' TTtica BepuUicant is now Baying" soft things of the Na tion akv' What means this? The Ex planation given in the Philadelphia Ledger is this: . v , ' : t' ' ' ! : "?! ' 'It even goes so far as to drop a word of sympathy with the anti-Chinese emigration movement, while on the contract system of employing labor it is as outspoken-as Den nia Kearney nimseir. Tbo ia Terence from all this is, that Mr. Conkline believes that the Nationals will be able to carry some of the Assembly districts this fall, and that he is now casting about to secure their votes in . the Legislature to help re-elect him to the U. S. Senate. - : . Belter ror New Orleans. The New 'York corresponded t ": of the Philadelphia Ledger writes on the 30lb ult. : . . "Appeals for help are beginning to come from New Orleans. Dispatches were received at the Mayor's office this morning, showing that' the fever is rapidly spreading there, and that the proportion of fatal cases is unu sually heavy; , also that there is a stampede from the city, and that pretty much all business is suspend ed. Private dispatches to commer cial houses having New Orleans con nections ! confirm - these- statements, and it is probable, therefore, that the Mayor will send in a message to the Common Council suggesting mea sures of relief. i y PHOBI WASHINGTON. ; The Conflict of Antborltjr In aantb Onrollnn A compromise Probnsle Wliboat Prejadlee to ine Stele.. ; Special to BaltimoreSan.J f. i' . t WASHlKGTONj'July 30.1 Notwithstanding the '. announced purpose of the President to assert the sovereignty of r the Federal govern ment and to remove the South Caro lina internal revenue cases to the U. S. Circuit Court, there, has been a strong feeling to-day in official circles that this line of action may be after all. abandoned, and a solution of the existing difficulty reached in another way. without farther issue , between the Federal and State authorities. Nothing definite regarding this can be ascertained, but tbe fact that tbe matter is seriously discussed in ad ministration circles gives some credi bility to the story. , ; i " The administration is very desirons of avoiding a conflict or raising an open issue .with . the State of South Carolina, and there can be no 'doubt the President will avoid one, if he can consistently with :. the duties . of his office, as he understands them. It is hinted, bnt not officially, that the cases may be compromised without prejudice to the State, and this may account for the delay in the proceed- A Delesate to Vive Enrepean Com- . ,( creeeee. ' . ' Philadelphia Ledger. . j One of the most industrious men of the ; time is - Mr. " David Dudley Field. He sails on Saturday in the Adriatic, to . attend, as a delegate from this country, no fewer than five European' Congresses, namely, the Association for the Keform and uoai fication of the Law: of - Nations; the Institute .of International Law; the British, Association for the Promo tion of Social - Science; the Congress of the Friends of Peace, and tbe con gress to promote Uniformity, in Coin aze. Weights and Measures. : some of Mr. Field's personal and . political friends tendered him tbe compliment of a farewell banquet, but he asked them to defer it until his work was done and he came, back home. , . Batlneit tad Xllw Jack, .j , Special to Baltimore San. ; , -j .... .,.k, Nkw York, July 30j The breaking out of the yellow fever at New Orleans has curtailed tbe orders of goods to that port, and the orders from Texas are also cut down throueh apprehension that Yel low Jack may take up his headquar- ters in that state , also. ; i ne traae which has felt the curtailment of or ders chieflj is the dryj goods, and shipments of these, as well as otner ttrblUlco,. Witt ud oji f M"r ;f,"w, while the black king noids sway. Pee re of tbe Ueleiy or ihe cotton ; v Crop, .j. . 4 ' I "f.. Washingtoit,' J uly 30. j It is feared that the areas of heary rainfall.' which are reported through out the South, will have a very preju dicial effect : upon the . cotton crop, which is in a condition just now to be peculiarly liable to Injury by con tinued .rains.' Up to noon to-day the United States Signall Office reports the rainfall here as five, and fceventy-six-hundredths inches, with the pro- Daulllties iavonug its uuuwuuttiwu. RpMivilla - Timer. We do not hrlifiVA thfvt f!nl; Winston is a Communist or has any sympathy, with that class of tramps. Tbe Uolonei is oniy a huib ueav- ed and wild on the greenback ana grange suDjact ue wm get ail rigm aiier iucbuu goes in eclipse.,- - - - .- r- - V. j id 5: '' . .11. II s. .," - M - ' ; ' V -1 it (X :1 t,-' " ' t ' ,j" ' - , WILMINGTON, C.,'-FBIDAYs AUGUST 2i, tg78; STATK POLITICS. r- Moreanton .Blade . The Con gressional Convention for the, Eighth Dis trict is called to meet in Asbeville Thurs day, August the 8th. 'Hon. R. B. Vance will be renominated without opposition." Hendersonville Courier: 'W.M.1 Davies, Esq., a ' candidate for the Lower, House, in this county takes a bold and de cided stand for the bell-punch law. We are informed that J. L. Hood and Capt. Miller also favor the law. fy ? . '. Charlotte ' Observer; "A corres-'j pondent : writes us that -on an excursion' tram on the Western North Carolina Kail- road last Saturday, the sense ( the passe n- , gers was taken as to tbe next United States Senatorsbip. .. There was one ; vote Jor Clingman, one for M-errimon and ninety-six for Vance.- , t. j 4 '.The Milton r Chronicle 6om-l men ting on what the Reidsville News said of Col. J. R. Winston, remarks: But we' desire to express profound astonishment at CoL Winston dealing in "filth and agra rianism." The moral men must have changed suddenly and radically. Here at his home he is known as a very modest man a gentleman of high honor who has a loathing for unclean things, and those who know him will be surprised to see him put below Billy Henderson. - His neighbors esteem him - an honorable gentleman and as averse to Radicalism and "communistic doctrines" aye, and . "filth" as any other man. , . . , ..-.' -e n -en'' """ .i.r-.""?" Spirits Turpentine - Good rains in Catawba.' , . v i i Hendersonville has a brass band. A great many strangers are vis iting Hendersonville. . ' ., - 1 Bishop Lyman preached in St. Paul's, London, recently., ' . : Sparkling Catawba Springs have reducea the rates considerably. i " -1 Charlotte has been refreshed and cleansed by frequent rains recently.! , ' Raleigh 1 is getting': happy. ;A miostrel troupe ia billed for that burgh. ; An exciting foot race between two clerks relieved the tedium of Charlotte. - The "' Liucolnton r XTews 1 man holds tbe biggest tomato of the season it weighs 311 ounces. ; . - : ! The case of McElwee and Black- well is not finished, bat goes to; the Su preme Court of tbe United States. Father ; Evans " shakes ' a two pound six ounce Irish potato at the broth erhood, i and Bays - go one better if you dare. 1 A colored man fell in a fainting fit at Charlotte! . , The Obterter says in . half an hour he was going about begging as any other tramp. . 0 ,' r; - j ' Hillsboro Recorder. Mr. Israel Turner: of this vicinity, while ploughing on ' Tuesday last, -was - prostrated ' by the near, ana ior. some nours was in a cnueai condition. ' " j 1 - We are glad to learn that there ia one ttown' left in North Carolina. The Citizen, refers to beautiful Asbville "as oar town." That editor has some respect for words and their meaning. . An unknown man' prowling around the Rudisell mine, in Mecklenburg, received the contents of two barrels of a shot-gun. The man escaped, but blood was found, says the O&aerwr. f Danbury Reporter Copious showers fell most opportunely in this vi cinity' Friday, a Saturday and Sunday. Tuesday morning was almost cold enough for frost, probably the result of a bail storm somewhere. , j , Mooresville JExpress: J. D. Nutt (C. P. Vno of the amateur sheet, the TFM mington Advertiser, is a "brick" truly. His description of the meeting of the Amateur Press Association, ' and of. his visit to the regular Press Association, at the Sparkling Catawba, is very amusing. - The id young men in Granville and over tbe border held a very successful pole-punching at Blue Wing recently. CoL George Worth am delivered the charge, and the punching began. Query for the next debating society Who is the lazier, the Rnnthfira white man or the vounsr fifteenth amendment .- Morganton Blade There has been some little talk ab6ut the asylum strike, but all the hands, ; we uhderstand, have returned to their work. ' The trouble was that all the funds on hand had been Used: and the Commissioners could not bor row because they; were not authorized by tbe State to pay interest. , .if Concord Sun ':' "Old Aunt Winnie" Mahan, ; aa she was : familiarly called, who was once the slave - of M)ss Cvnthia , Mahan, and a colored woman hieblv respected by her people, was strick en with paralysis in the colored church last Sunday.' one remainea speecniess untu Thursday, when she died. t - ' : ... i , j - - Oxford Orphan's Friend'. Dr. Grissom has totally ruined Brigadier Gen eral Dr. ! William A. Hammond.- of New York-no. Dr. Hammond ruined - himself and Dr. Grissom exposed him. . We hope some Dr. in Raleigh will also expose tbe next Dr. Van Humbug who comes to cure all in a dav. and carries off thousands of dollars from credulous sufferers, Charlotte"05ser6r : The' Wes ern Union Telegraph Company will on the first day-of August reduce their tariff to the old figures, that Is, they will .relieve their customers of the ten cents increase charged on all messages, payable at this place. A vast amount of carding is going on just now. Yesterday morning Mr. li. J5. Wal lace carded W. J. Taylor: this morning Mr. Tavlor cards Mr. Wallace; at the same time . . TT . . .1 -.. 1 f i.! T T Grandma: xverr : carus ajoi. u. u. xrown, Col. H. C. Jones, and bis constituents gen erally, and- Mr. T. A. Squires cards the Grandma. JMOtnmg uko 11. y i Greensboro Central Protestant'. Quantities of fruit are still being shipped North from this point Good butter can often be bought in Statesvule as low as ten cents per pound. Some ' other arti cles are equally as low in - proportion j for instance eggs,, five ents for twelve. A more oppressively hot season than the one we have had for ten days past is not remembered by the oldest of our inhabi tants, r Rain is still needed, the one which fell on Friday night last being altogether short of the necessity. From Salisbury out toward Morganton, as far as Conover and Newton, the rainfall was liberal, while at Hickory - and some other , places it was as light as it was here. " I , Raleigh News:Ut.$. G. Worth," the energetic gentleman in charge of the trout hatchery at Swaonanoa Gap, reports to the Department of Agriculture that the 5rogress made is particularly satisfactory. 'he ponds for-the recepUon of trout al- ready contain two thousand. -These wm be used in propagation. , A day or two since, as Engineer Swan was running tbe passenger train on the North -Carolina Railway, he . saw two negroes , Jylng fast asleep across the, track just in the centre of. Neuse river bridge. The whistle screamed several times, but the sleeping negroes did not wake. ' The train rushed on at highest speed, twenty miles an hour, and when he saw that tbe sleepers would not awake, the engineer put on the air brakes and stopped the train within six feet of them. T i .XH'BI.'O. NBW' ADVKBTISBnENTi. ' I . otab d ob ufficb iii-neaa3. Stab Job Office Tjetter-heads, . C. D. Myers Hams and brooms. Wanted Reliable.white woman, - f :t 'y Hbiksbkbgeb The "C." letlers,j &c. Stab Job Office Railroad receipts.! Sxedmak & Latimeb Foreclosure sale. i Iioeel note. ; The . thermometer in the 'Stab office indicated ninety, degrees yesterday at The total registration of Masdn borp Township footed up 116, against 133 at the last' election. 'I.- ; , ! i Col. D, K. McRae was to leave on the C. C, Railway last night for Raleigh, where be is to remain for a few days.i s There was , nothing doing -in magisterial circles yesterday, . and . there were no police arreBts a remarkable thing for election. day. . .:-..', '.;.." Don't forcet the meeting of the d1 Regi Memorial Association of tbe Thin ment, N. C. T., to be held at Temperance Hall this evening.;,' J. , i : This section was visited : by a fine shower of rain yesterday afternoon. and appearances Indicated - that our: ops country friends bad a still finer one. ' ; The rain yesterday : shut. lip the complaints about the drouth to some ex tent, but still we beard a great many com plain of being "dry," the natural result of the bar-rooms being closed . .. I . Everybody will be glad that the election is over, and thai we. are J now; to have a rest from the constant din of horn and drum and the shouts of excited politi cians at the dead hours of night. . - I Tbe Eleetlea Ifeatertfer. 1 '' " 1 Taking into consideration the deep ear nestness displayed by the two rival factions of the Republican party during the cam paign which has just closed, and the amount of bad feeling which -seemed j to have been engendered during the.' canvass, ; the election in this city yesterday passed bff very quietly. In the First Ward there was a great deal of excitement, and many of the adherents of the two factions were exceed ingly demonstrative and noisy in present- j ing the claims of their respective candi dates, the opposing forces threatening at times to come' together but there was a strong'police force on tbe ground at both the Upper and Lower Divisions,! which, though there were fortunately no ac tual breaches of the4 peace ,of sufficient magnitude to call their services into requi sition, no doubt had a restraining influence. We have never seen more' earnestness and zeal manifested in any election than was displayed , by the - Manning men and the Garfell men . yesterday, and this 'was : not only tbecsie Jn the First Ward, but was almost equally so in the other wards of the city.? The First Ward, however, .was reajly considered the battle ground, and here, the excitement ran to the highest pitch.1 ; J ; In the Second, Third and Fourth Wards, and also in the : Fifth,' so far aa we could ascertain, everything passed off as quietly and orderly as could ie expected. 'j ' 'The Democrats asusuat, went quietly, to the polls and deposited their votes, ' the only candidates voted for by them general ly being those on the: Judicial ticket (in eluding CaptSwift Galloway for Solicitor of this District,) R. K. Bryan for ihe Senate from New Hanover and Tender, and Col. John D. Taylor for Superior Court 'Clerk, the Democratic. Executive Committee for this , county having deemed it adyisable, under tbe circumstances, not .to Pot a ful1 ticket in the field. ,.j . . ; j For the information of our readers'at a distance we would stale that the Manning faction claimed their-' ticket as I the regular nominees, Of the Republican party, and the Garrell faction were set' down by them as bolters," though they claimed j during the canvass that the Manning ticket was not' nominated exactly ; according jto Hoyle," and that consequently they repre sented a regular ticket as much so as their .opponents. - , - Arehblabop Glbbone Tbe Approaeb- ins Conaeeratlea f Blahep K.eane ; h The Baltimore Bun states that Archbishop Gibbons has joat returnei from a short visit to Cape May and Saratoga greatly improved in health." While away he took part In an ecclesiastical conference held ia New York Cardinal McClosky presiding for ! the purpose of electing a President of the Amer ican College in Rome, in place of Bishop Chatard lately elevated to the See of Vin cennes, Indiana. The election resulted in the choice of Revt Louis E. v Hostelot, of New York, the Vice-Rector of the College. o Sunday, August 25thi the eleventh: Sun day after Pentecostf has been appointed by the Archbishop as the day for the conse cration of Bishopelect Keane as Bishop ef Richmond and Vicar Apostolic ; ofj North Carolina, providing the bulla arrive in sea son.4 The ceremonies will take place in St. Peter's Cathedral,' Richmond, and will: be of a very imposing character.1 l. i - 1 " ' Archbishop Gibbons,' the, head: of the ! Metropolitan See of America,' and so lately I - , ari . . I;.,!- himself Bishop of Ricbmondwill perform the ceremony ana act or consecrauon. , r - r J TUB BIjBCTIOHr.' ' -", " 1 " ' Ueiarae eo- far me Received., , " . Below we give the election returns so far aa received up to the "hour of going to press: -i -"i,tr ; j y-, i y . I FIRST WABD j 1 . , j " f '-, i I Vjpper'-IHvishn,) - J: 1 -i .For Sheriff Manninft 290; Garrell, 213. . iFor ; plerk-r-Taylor;i 118; I YanAmriiige, 283rMcQuIgg,! 103. , , ..j J, ' For the Senate Bryan; 81 Wilson, .48; Sampson; 353.' " ' : y . ' ' . '- For the House-Scolt, 399; Waddell,S98. For Register -Jos. Sampson, 450. ,i , fc For TreasurerfEU jab Hewlett, 468, ; For Coroner4-E. D., Hewlett, 459. . , ; w "For Surveyor Brown457. " )'.' . , ; , j I ; (Lower Division.) - . . j ;. For Sheriff Manning. 440; Garrell, 210. -."For Clerks-Taylor, -125; Van Amririge,' 42li McQuigg.lm'- ' ' 1 i For Register Jos. E. Sampaod, 604. - t For Treasurer Elijah Hewlett, 611.- ... ; , For Coroner E..D. Hewlett, 608.. . ' , For Surveyor J. K. Brown, 603. t SECOND WARD. For Sheriff Manning, 157; Garreli, 185. For Clerk Taylor, 302; VanAmringe,92; McQuigg. 32.1 ' 1 'V , I v ! For Coroner E.:D. Hewlett, 172;' ' j For Treasurer Elijah Hewlett, 172. i' , ; For Register Jos. E. 8ampson, 164. ; For Surveyor A, K., Brown, 194. r For the Senates-Bryan 233; Wilson, 21; Sampson, 105. 1 . . , J For the House ScotC l27i 'Waildell, V . T, THXBD WABD. . 'y'' For Sheriff Garrell, 196; Manning, 121 j scattering,2, : ' , ! " ' j -; For Clerk Taylor, 2C3; VanAmringei 88; McQuigg, 14. ' . " . . ' ' ' . , For the Senate Bryan! 244; Wilson, 39; Sampson, 80. . !' !" - For the House Seott, 117; Waddiell, 118- - . . ' -,. - ! ' For Register Sampson, 169. ' t I t For Treasurer Elijah Hewlett, 168. I y :. For Coroner E. D. Hewlett, 172.'! i : For Surveyor J. K. Brown, 267. : i FOURTH WABD. , " For Sheriff Garrell, 150 Manning, , 130. For' Clerk Taylor,, 258; VanAmringe, 98; McQuigg. . . , . ' , For the Senate Bryan; 222; Wilson, 76; Sampsob,53.TL .fi tj j ' ' For the - Houses-Scott, ' 129; ,Waddell, 126. Scattering; ; ' ' . For Register Jos. E. Sampson, 162.. -' For Treasurer Elijah Hewlett, 168. . j For Coroner E. D. Hewlett, 172. For Surveyor-J. Brown, 180..I -For Constable W. Nash, 71;-' . il FIFTH WARD. For Sheriff Manning, 1450; Garrell, 217; For Cler k-Tay lor, .211; , VanAmringe, 430; McQuigg, 4a " f ' For the Senate Bryan, 166; Wilson, 101; Sampson, 886. r V ": - 7 1 i , ' For - the Houses-Scott; 487; Wa487ddell 488. " x l;'5." ; 1 m "- 'For Register-Sjoa.' K Sampson, 550ll ' ' ; For Treasurer Elijah Hewlett, 621 p ' For Coroner E. D. Hewlett, 651. For Surveyor J. KT: Brown, 633'. : For Consuble 8. W. Nash, 318 . . , HABHBTT TOWNBHIP, ; : For Sheriff Garrell, 168; "Mannings 61. !. For Clerk Taylor, 73l VanAmringe, 71; McQuigg, 99.. i , j'n 5- , -..j. f- f For the Senate Bryan, 55 Wilson, 119; Sampson, 56. ' -is "f . The indications are that the entire-': Re publican ticket lof the regular stripe is elected, though Mason boro. Cape Fear and Federal Point 1 Townships, had not-been heard from np to the hour of going to press this morning; ! The Senate is somewhat !in doubt, as Pender is yet to; be heard from.? "' :1 .CUMBERLAND COUNTY: j - i ,f I Special Star Telegram. 1 , 1 3 i..T ' Faxetteviluc, August li j . ..AI:a.e :. ;i- ri -.a. -.ov:-Jj ,r . i J s r-- jjuiieriou ana - ' uiogKer,- iiepuoiicans, elected to the Legislature - by a large 'ma jority. " ' r''-'' ''' - I ' Campbell, Independent, elected Register of Deeds over Autryi; regular democrat ic nominee. ; f The balance of .'.the ; county . ticket 1 is 1 . r t t.I uemocrauc ., ! :- i UBiniuiDiB aiesiere - - -'-The following are the unmallable letters remaining in the city posloffice:' !t' " j. ' John Fell, care of J. W. Russell, Savan nah, Ga; Ellas Henderson, care D. 8.. San ders, Castle Hayne,' N. ,C; S. H., MagreW, Columbia, 8. C. ; one blue stamped .enver lope, no address. n A - . ' . i . - ,An exenfsion party, f romiWil- don, Tarboro, and other points on the "Wil mington & Weldon Railroad, is expected to arrive here to-day.'4 " ' " ,?V , ",. I. t IllVBR AND IDTARIIIB ITBR1S, , ? The steamer IteovXatar arrived at New York from this port on the 30th nit; -m .1 The steamer Raleigh, Oliver, arrived at Baltimore from this port on the 80th ult : The German barque 1 Anna, Siewerts, arrived at . London from this port on .the 29th UlC ,.,".lf V. : j - , The", Swedish barque ;ra, Taflin, arrived at London from this port on the 29th Ult - i j a The British bngLophema, O'Brien, ar rived at -London from this port, on the . (The '-Norwegian:'' barque 7 Chatham, Knndsen, sailed from Sligp for this port on the' 29th ult. V : .'I ". , "J;V -u.. f f a l' :t f AN' UNDENIABLE TRUTH. Toe deserre to Buffer, and It you lead a miserable unsatisfactory ure in tuu Deaaurni woria, u eaureiy your uwu fjuilt. Penwmal knowledge end eommOB eenu rea soning will soon, show yoa tkat Green's lAnguat Flower will -cure you of Liver Complaint, or Dye neosia. with aU Its miserable effects, such as sick faftiriiuhe. nalDitaiJoa of the keart. sow stomach. habitual coBtiveness. dlzzineea of tbe head, nervous prostration, tow spirits, etc '"A" ' 1 ..'ti.,f J ;:;HOLEK0r, 3,427 HOTEL AttBIVALS. PORCELL HOUSE-COBB BROS. , . lKO'PRS.; August 1-Clarentse K Koowles, Georgia; W A Moody, Charlotte; E W Clark, Rome, Ga; A T Goldsmith, Philadelphia;, Joseph EBruff.. James E Hart, F C White, Baltic more; D M Wright, Masonboro; Col ' D K McRae, Chicago; E J August, New York; .Thos T , Hay, Raleigh; O I'J . Hineaife- child and servant. .Wilson; N pi : -JA f i Empire House I. L. Doubt, PkoSpb. - Aug: 1 R Mayo, Jr, Richmond; Va; S B Charles, Albany, N Y; T F Rhodes,' Bates burg, 8 C; Df P L Murphy, Sampson Co, Jno G Miller, Atlanta, Ga;-Mrs E A Cun ningbam, Baltimore, U M-Blount,' Au gusta, Ga. i..ii-v iyM., WUmlBSton District Quarterly Meet- ; ,jt' ?$ .3 y'M ; j.i in gjfegft v .: y iL : fy Rev. L. S. Burkhead, D. D ; "Presiding Elder or the Wilmingtotf Distrlct.Melho dist E. Church, South, has made the follow ing appointments for his third round of quarterly meetings: .-' i"- "a . H wumifigton," at -Fifth Street,' ; August 8-4 Elizabeth, at Bladen Springs, August ld-11 Bladen, at Bethlehem, ! August 17-18 Cokesbury and Coharie Mis 5 ' " ; sion,i at Bethel, 1 J ' August24-25 Clinton, at Salem, -; ,; August 31 and Sep. 1 Onslow, t, T 1 . September 7-8 Topsail ,.-.: 't . a September 7-8 "Peace in the Family." ,'You caQ enjoy a good night's rest and retain -peace in the family by keeping Dr. Bull's Baby, Syrup in tbe house.' ' . t - jt-. , 7 T , i f ,!f !..;. - TUB MAIXS. i The mails close and arrive at! the City Post Office as follows: - j- 1 , . ".J , .. CLOSE.' V ; , ' j Northern through mails. ."v 6:45 P.! M. Northern through and way , I mails..C...... .!.'..:..... 8K)aA,M. Mails for the N. C. Railroad,- i -v and routes supplied there- !! from, including A. & N. C. ' r - Railroad,' at:: . . . . : 6:45 r. M. Southern mails for all points " r 8 ' s South, daily...... 'e.-OOP.'M. Western mails (C.C. R'y)daily ? t - - - I f ! (except Sunday). .. :l . . . 4 :45 P.;Mr Mail for Cheraw & Darlington' -" ' RaUroad ..:;: : .-10.-00 A.JM. Mails for points between Flo- , rence and Charleston ...... "IO.-OOAjM. Fayetteville,&nd offlceson Cape ' Fear; River, Tuesdays and , ! , - i ; ' Fridays.....'.....:......... IKK) P1M. Fayetteville by Warsaw, daily ' -'f (except Sundays)... r8.-O0A.;M, Onslow C H. and interme- " I t diate offices every Friday.'; ' 6-00 A.'.M. Smithville mails, by steam-; ;,,.!. boat, daily (except Sundays) 2:00 P. M. Mails for Easy -Hill,-Town , - t . Creek and Shallotte, at.-,; . 8:00 P. L - 2 j - '-"AKRIVK " ' ','-t ' Northern through mails: . ; ...11.00 A. "M. Northern through and way !. - . maUs:.....v :... 730P.M. Southern mails. . . V.. -;. 5-fl:30 A. M. Carolina Central Railroad. .'. . 8.-00 A. M. Stamp Office open from 8 AJM. to 12 M.; andfrom 3 to 6 P M.r Jfoney order; and Register Department open same as stamp office, f-'- t ' j, - Mails delivered from 6.-00 A. M. to 17:00 P. M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:3tfA; M. ' ' -i -: 1 - ' "(1 ' 1 . . ( Stamps for sale at general delivery when stamp omce is ciosea. . . i r Key Boxes accessible; at all -hours; day and night' , .- H ( .1..,.., j v Mails collected from street boxes everv day at a30P.,M. " s CMTY ITEMS. -Jo . . l' ' Book BniDMi.-thxmokxiho Stab Book Bind ery does ail kinds of Binding and Killing in a work manlike ! manner, and at reasonable prices. ' Mer Chants and ethers needing Receipt Books, or other work, may rely on promptness In tbe execatloa of weir omen. . 1 : Tiunna FBmnre-uncs; Invaluable ttK raU road companies, steamship companies auks, merj chantSf manufacturers and otherB.- They are en durine and changelesB, and will copy sharp and clear for an Indefinite period of time. i Having Jut received a fresh supply of these inks, we are pre pared to executeorders promptly and at moderate prices. - ' FOB ITPWAEDS OP THIRTY TEARS Win slow' s SooTHnrcr Stsup has - been used for children. It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves ' wnro oouo, regulates the bowels, cures dtsintxbt, andPftKRHOti, whether arising from teething or other causes. An old and well-tried remedy. i25 ii 1 J ii ss eW -' '- A j : : A SKIN : LIKE MONUMENTAL ALABASTER may be attained by using Guum's Sulfhttr Soap,1 which does away with the necessity for Sulphur Baths. Try it, ladies. It is a genuine beautifler and very economical. . .rs, v';i i '-o I , T Hun to those Pbuatubklt Grat, use JSnA's Hats Dtx. 1 - - - f .5 ;EW ADVERTISEMENTS, t" : -r 1 ! Wanted. A" RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN, ;'f ' r A ' 'j ..- ' Who can take charge of aHousew' Best of reference required. T : augs-it:j 1. :. iic Apply at 15 MARKET ST ' Letter-Heads ! ; 1 1 LKTTER-HEAD3 PRINTED". AT PRICES 0 PER CENT. LOWER than, charged by any print- ii,i(.itt;f i..i,M.t,,i...v..,..,,,;. .?-. f...- . i i Ing establishment here or elsewhere. . Call at the! t .angs.lt STAR JOB OFFICE . ' Canvassed Hams. 1 :3 '... t. .ii -.. i J i o ...f.-.-... j t T 5., CRESCENT BRAND. ''i -fi'i'Z- very low ?ricb; and TIERCES., 1 5 t I A TO BE SOLD LOW. 1 1: ' ..'CHAS. D. MYERS, ... ..... t ... aagl DAWtf " ' 38 and North Water street; j,(,iiti -tm , ''"r'tli" 4 iL'iijT.i , u t eit.tr pi i ; --fr House & Carpet lirooma v ' . :-&!." VERT BEST MADE. ' l'I-f " ! t Al FEW7 DOZEN' LEBT ! WI1L , SELL5 PJlB BE ; ! ' s .LOW. .COST OF MAKING. t,l -.'!' -it rma-n uvmo i i -I 1 ', . - W. .r .i .v .1 38 and 40 North Water street; i sag DAWtf FOB ' .-BiBGAlHS -MH-CLOIHIHG CAu' 'l ,; go to The baiance of my SUMMER STOCK wfll be literally sacrliieed In order to make a COMPLETE SWEEP t -lC'iA : - I I I3T EVERYTHING MUST GO BY THE" I0TH Or AUGUST. ' ' " t-'1-' -Jr-ts, Jy3tf . The Clotliiori 1 . 1 .... p.Xti:3 C? OVIirisINCi. Ore Square one dsyw... ,.. .i ... -. two days,...'....... - thresdays,. . M- four days,..-,. k ,v .five days... . '. i i .. l'Oneweekk.......H.. l l s it - 8 C - 8 r- 4 I 6 t i 8 W 10 0 17 l- 24 IM ..---.....-j rwoweM,.,...i..,.. i; m Three weeks.i - " One month.. ., . f ' . y , . Two months,.,. "- ' Three months,'... . 40 fH :, 1 One year,. ,.t. 00 U 3&nContract Advertisements , Ukn st projn Uonately low rates. : s , - . . r ., Tea lines selid Nonpareil type make one wjuarr " NEW ' ADVERTISED IENTS Foreclosure Sale. B Y VIRTUE OF THE .POWER CONFERRED by a certain deed of mortgage, execotcd by John F. GarreU aaeJCartha G. bis wife, jio "ThiJ Wilmin?- tonBuildiug Association," Bald deed. of mortgage bearing date the 1st day of March, A. D. 1876? tE o "iWS4 Attorneys for said Mortgagee, will. faL'RlVC& at. cloc,t M- at the Conrt hon or to the City of Wilmington, offer for sale, by public 10 hlSne8t bidder, for cash, that certain PiKC5!PK.PAB?KI' 0l&Di "ituale, lying and being within and adjoining the Northern boundary th? XJd Cl' ' WUtnington, and Beginning at the Northweat; corner of Block No. 87s, (accoroing to Turner's survey), at the intersection of the line ?jf-lS.e Bldt?f.Asn slTOet with the line of "S,!81. 545. ' .Ninttt trt, and running thence with' said line of South side of Ashe Street Kast wardly three, hundred 'and seventy-nine feet to a ja tbe West side or the County or "UiUo S11!?8" thence along West side of said road North deg. East four hundred and eighty seven feet; thence along said road North 6Jf deg. East .tt"ni?e,!ee.t;Itnence ,on8 "aw road on its West Bide North 13 West one hundred and eighty Kf'vH lct?ld dlh; tbence along said nee Held ditch South 83 deg. West three hundred and twenty, five feet; thence along another rice field ditch Souih Wjtf deg. West three hundred and twenty feet; thence bouth 6 deg. West three hund-ed and ninel y-ye feet to the Beginning, containing Five Acres bTEOMAN & LATIMER, ang3tda ,t Attorneys. . Eailroad Receipts ! jrAILROAD RECEIPTS PRINTED AT PRICES lO PER: CENT. LOWER than charged by any printing establishment hers or elsewhere. Call at the ; ,. j ; augS it ; STAB JOB OFFICE. ; - The ''C" Letters, A 8 PUBLISHED IN 4 . ,i "THE NORTH ST ATE,", j, , ' j . t : j j j y . Complete in Pamphlet Form, .. , And for tale at "" ' : . HEINSBSRGER'S. Pianos and Organs. JT REDUCED PRICES FOB CASH,"? ' Or on the Easy Monthly Instalment Plan S-!At " HHNSBERGER'S aug-tf .4i. Live Boofcand Music Store Bill-Heads !. Bill-Heads ! BLLL-HSAD3 PRINTED AT PRICES 10 PER CENT. LOWER than charged by Any printing es tablishment here or elsewhere. Call at thV -- aug 3 ltj , $1 1 8TAB JOB OFFICE. Cotton Ties. AS AGENTS FOR NORTH CAROLINA OF the Afflftrfoas CfnHnn THa ilnnnl.ri .miff.. to the Trade and to Planters, the - ' - ; Celebrated Arrow. Wes In any required quantity and at LOW FIGURES -Wehaye also for sale a large supply of ,v -. Pieced Ties. VI. , ot' very reasonable terms, and will guarantee ful. protection to those who may purchase from us against all claims for violation of the rights of pa tentees f. s t t. DxROSSKT A CO, . je28-2aw4w. , nac . . tufr 3 Bcralar Siunmer Styles TtVERY LQW FIGURES t A, -X CALL AT . . ; 1)5 . j . .7," HARRISON A ALLEN '8 - aug 1 tf i '"'! .' -' ' r- CASH HAT STORE. Handsome gTBIPED SACK COATS, ONLY 5 6 e. , 1 tV ' ! -? 5 o i" JUST RECEIVED AND SOLD ONLY 'AT THIS REDUCED PRICE AT - rtang lit :u j-J "J I .Z MUNSON'S. ; " d " Viil ' SMITHVILLE -: ! Steamer J. S. TTnderhill ; I Will leave WDml ati. ii.. 9.00 A.M. Will leave Smithville at .........3.80 P. M. Fare for Ronnd Trip CO cents. ? aug;tf v O. G. PARSLEY, Jr.. Agent. J?! , iNO W IS THE TIME. ! V-. . All Slimmer Goods ! si i Will be sold for LESS THAN COST . In order to make room.: for the Fall Btock. , Best ;T -j SHIRTS uthe City 7S.Ceats each, j., . j V c "I - '" ' " 8HBIER, ' -. ? ang 1 tr- m ; 'i ? .t No.84 Market Street . 4 ; ? Fiirnittire. i JjABGE STOCK 0 NEW . ' r -j ' "7 ,j tu.-.-j. r AND PRESH GOODS . 7, .-'Jest received, and for sale low by j 1 ' 1 " fUgl tf 5i D. A. SMITH CKL Cotton Q-in for Sale, . ...t,ii : '-y- t F OB SALE. AT LESS : THAN- MANUFACTU RER'S PRICE, A FIFTY-SAW , i '! r. I - Brown Cotton Gin. With . fielf-Feedlng Attachmeat ' and -Condenser. Boxed ready for shipment, and has never bctn used. itA' . Address, BOKflS, , Jy 80 lwDW na 'WRmbigton,-N;C. iiiies, Q.ILLING .AND SEINE TWINS, ;.- U ; . . -.-.-" BOPS CORDAGE, Ac. GILL NETS and SEINES, any desired size, -,;4: . For sale cheap by ..- -, ; l- ' ' ' -GEO. A. PECK Jy0tf t si , No. a South Front St. " Book Bindery,-? r THE ST AB BOOKTBINDEaY IS ' COUPLETS in all its appointments. RULING and. BINDING done promptly, and at the LOWEST PRICES. Call at the STAB BINDERY, in the bTAB BUILDING, ,Jyltf; . a jaacu ,t . Princess Street 7:1" I'1 J! '- -- " From this date all , merchandise must be removed from the Wharves cf tne New York and Baltimore Steamers the day before the arrival of succeeding Steamer, otberwue the goods will be stored in warehouse, subject to era; age, storage, lnsuraneo, Ac ?-- Jyl4 tf A.' D. CAZAUX,' Agent
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
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