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sssia 1 ' -" ' 'ww mm the iiobiihig stas - ? PUBLISHED DULY 3CXCKPT MONDAYS.' UtM BUBSOBIPnoa Ut ADVaNO , -.1 oe year, (by mail) postage paid,. ....... r oo Six months. , " , ,i . ,.wi.iti 4 no Thrwmonths," - . , te Due month " . - inn .ToCItyBalSMrtbera,- delivered in any put of the city, Iwea Cents per week. Our City Airenta are aot aathorlsed to collect far own than three mtntas in Sdvance. , - OUTLINES.' Chief Justice Waits has gone to Charles ton, S. C, to preside in the . U. 8. Circuit Court ; -Golden : Horn collided - at sea with the German ship Anna; damage to ship unknowB. iV-Qeneral Secretaries pt the Young Men's Christian Associations of the United States in session in Baltimore. -The LegislatiTe bill was resumed in the Senate. -The House .considered the bill relalite to transfer of cases from State to Federal Courts; Mr.;McLane, of Maryland, concluded ' his speech. . ' Bishop, the, wife murderer at Norwich, Conn., accepts the plea of murder in the second decree. --Further treaty nego tiations for the perfection of postal arrange meats between the United States and Mexico will be proposed by the House committee on - Foreign ' Affairs. In Detroit, Mich., Catholic pupils expelled from a charitable asylum - have been for mally restored. - A $60,000 fire in Chico, Col. The discussion of the Warner Silver bill was continued in the House. -Senators Saulsbury and Win dom engaged in a colloquy in regard to the U9e of the army at the polls. Interest ing legal questions are. involved -in the Virginia miscegenation case. The Northern Presbyterian General Assembly is in session at Saratoga, N. Y. Two Pennsylvania miners were buried one hun ared feet below the surface. - The Harvard classes had an exciting rowing race on the Charles River. The Lou isiana Constitutional Convention has in creased its list of prohibitions against legis lative enactments. The Senate bad an auimated discussion in Executive Beasionas to its right to confirm appointments and promotions above the rank of Captain. : New York markets: s Money S4 per cent.; cotton firm at 1213 cents; flour dull and heavy at $5 65C 75; wheat 1. 2 cents lower; ungraded winter red $1 13 1 16; corn, ungraded 4344i cents; spirits turpentine dull at 281 cla. ; rosin firmer at $i3oi35. Tho young Israelites of New York, it is said, propose to open the Temple Emanu-E! on Sunday as well as Sat urday. In other, words, to observe both the Jewish and Christian Sab baths. A Conkling is loading heavily for another "greatest effort of his life." He is smartiug under the excoriations of Ben Hill, and his friends say he- will be very rough in reply. Well, - if Ben cannot take caro of himself: in an intellectual tussle with Lord Roscoe, then we are much mistaken. J udge tThurmao's speech, accord Fog to the moderate Baltimore Sun, was replete with losjic and common sense.' w It says: .r.r - . ;- "In replying to the speeches of some of the Itepubhcan Senators, and exposing the falsity of their statements, he used very plain and. severe language, but which many will think not undeserved. In iBe' course of his remarks he drew a very graphic Dicture of the evil effects of the operation - of the juror's test oath and of the election laws, and instanced in the mosi striking manner how these laws were administered, simply and solely - for the benefit of the Repablican party and to oarry out its par . tisan purposes and ends." The Richmond State gives notice that Dr. G. W. Bagby ("Mosia Ad duma") will act as special correspon dent of that paper, and will make an extended tour through Northern and Eastern North Carolina, and that he will be "amang'V our people "takin' notes,! "And faith, he'll prent em." Well, let him come, oar people have seen -big Virginians before, for Washington once travelled through the Old North State. We have plenty of boys and girls who can beat Mosis "spelling "all holler." But ho wili be none the less welcome. Old Zach (Mizzer President) Chan dler must have looked lovely when Ben Hill gave him such 'fatiguing time." There is no doubt of it he came near; exploding from "sponta neous combustion."' The Chicago Inter- Ocean loses Chandler. L He is a fellow after its own', style and yet its correspondent thus paints Old Zach's "picUre: - v t t : : v r "His attack on Chandler made the war Senator furious. The latter flashed in the face. Great red spots appeared under bis eyes, while he rolled his optics in such great excitement that sometimes only the whites were visible. There was something grotesquo about the old man's savagery to day. The way be sagged to and fro, pound ing the desk and rolling his eyes nntil only the whites .were .visible, made some fear that Mr. Chandler might nave an apoplec tic fit," - .-t'- -' Kinston Gazette'.'- Every horse and buggy in Kinston was In use last Sun day. The youog people were off. to the mineral . springs in Greeae county near "Uncle Jimmie" Albritton's. The place Is romantic and covered with flowers, and is visited every second Sunday in May by young people from all surrounding sec tioos. . There were about- two hundred and fifty people present. As an offset Jo cay layer's large men we have in JsJnBton the four daughters and one! son' of Mrs. Nancy Brown, who collectively weigh 1,048 pounds. Gen. Ransom may be a very eminent ' civil engineerhis education at West Point and his military life have given him every opportunity to be still hundreds ot ur practical business men would prove VOL. XXIV.-NO. 17; -5 much better superintendents of this river improvement than he has shown himself IO DC r . v... ... Senator Thhrman, in his recent speech, showed that five-sixths of the money expended as bribes, . in . the shape of salaries ta deputy marshals, was applied to four Northern Demo- crsuo oiaies, ana ino -result was, by using such infamous means, fourteen Republican JDongressraen were gain ed. That explains why the Stalwarts are so much bent on retaining the old despotic an4 corrupt machinery. ! Attorney General Kenan says that it is the duty of the person appoint ed, to list the taxable property in his township, to require : each citizen to give in 1 the . amount of his prodnc tiohs, upon, the blanks prepared for the purpose, in order to: facilitate the collection of rebable statistics. "This duty is imposed by law upon the J ustieej of Vthe Feaoe, or free holder selected by the Commission ers under : Section 1, Chapter 155, aws 1876-'77 (Machinery Act), and as its performance will ' increase the number of days which would other wise be sufficient lor taking the tax list only, his compensation . to be al lowed by the Commissioners under said Section 1, would be proportion ately increased. , LBTTBtt PBOII COaV. WiDDBLIu The following letter from Colonel Wad- dell speaks for itself: Mat 17. 1879. Editor t(f the Star: r . ; - My attention has been called to a stale. ment in a correspondence of the Stab from Onslow county, that much . regret was ex pressed at my failure to bo present at the railroad meeting at Jacksonville, on Mon day last, and to address them "according to promise." 1 desire to say that I not only made no promise to speak there, c but that l was not invited to bo present by any person connected with the railroad enter prise, very respectfully, - A. M. WADDELL. TUB NORTH CAKOUNA KPlSCO. PAL COHVKNTIOK. I Reported for the Star. THIRD DAT'S PROCEEDINGS . Fayettevtlle, May 16. The Conven tion met this morning at 10,andwas opened with prayer by the Bisnop. Hon. Mr. Manning, cuairman 01 tne committee appointed to report on the in debtedness of John Wilder to the Diocese offered the following resolution : - .j Beaolved. That a committee of tnree lay- men be appointed to take such measures as they deem proper to adjust and secure. andby compromising or otherwise, the in debtedness 01 tne lormer Treasurer, jonn Wilder, to the Diocese, and report to the next Convention, which was carried. Hon. John Manning, and Messrs. Henry A. London and R. IL Battle .were appoint ed as the committee. -The resolution in regard to the alteration of the Constitution in the matter of electing a Bishop, so as to allow the Laity the privilege ef participating in the nomination, instead 01 the Clergy being alone entitled to the right of nomination, as at present next came up, and was warmly discussed. After speeches on the part of Mr. fl. A. London, in favor, and Rev. Mr. Keenan and Rev. Dr . Watson against the proposed change, the resolution was rejected by the following tote: Clergy yeas 14, nays 26; Laity yeas 14, nays 13. On motion of Dr. DeRosset, Ruolved, That the Finance Committee' be requested to report at the next Conven tion a plan for the safe keeping and man agement of the permanent Episcopal fund now belonging to, or which may hereafter' be acquired-by, this Diocese; and also to report whether, and in what manner, the Treasurer had been required to enter into bond for the ssfe keeping and proper dis bursement of the funds coming into his hands from time to time for. the current purposes of the Diocese. Carried. . The Committee to draft resolutions con cerning the deaths of Gen. J. G. Martin and lion. John. Manning, reported and the resolutions were unanimously adopted. Appropriate tributes to the memory of the deceased were delivered by Rev. Dr. Buxton, Major James C. McRae, Dr. A. J. DeRosset, Mr. H. A. London, and lastly by Bishop Atkinson. Dr. Marshall read the report of the com mittee en the State of the Church, and pre sented the following statistics: Families 2554, number of souls 11,205, infant baptisms 629, adult baptisms 150. Total 779. Confirmations 449, communi cants 5544, marriages 124, burials 237, Sunday School scholars 8039, Parochial scholars 322, contributions $51,853 92. The committee On Finance made a writ ten report reducing the assessments of several of the parishioners. The Committee on New Parishes made another report . recommending that St . Augustine's Parish, Raleigh, be admitted into the Diocese, ,;, ; . , , ; . The committee en changing the canons without changing their intent, so that there may be no derangement among them, made their report. . On motion' the report was referred to the Committee en Canons.. On motion, it was resolved that the Con vention adjourn to meet, at half-past 4 o'clock. ' : . . - ' Dr. Watson then made a speech, pro posing some improvement in the wording ef the Constitution and of the Canons. On motion, the Convention adjourned; xnarmonaetr Beeerd .?" Klf i f2).-. -it w: a a. at v 'w The following will show the state of . the thermometer, at the stations mentioned, t 431 yesterday evening, Washington mean time, as ascertained from the daily bulletin issued from the Signal Office in this city: Atlanta .67 Augusta......... 67 Charleston, ; .".V. SO Charlotte.... .;69 Corsicana, .... . ..88 Galveston,...'... 83 Havana .85 Indianola, .. . . .84 J acksonville,. . . . .79 Key West,.. i.... 90 Mobile,.,.. 82 Montgomery . . . . .76 New Orleans,. . . .83 PuntaRaasa,. . . . .81 Savannah,... . . ...79 St. Marks,... Ui. 75 Wilmington, ..... 75 : t. For .the South f Atlantic Btates, higher pressure, variable winds, generally warmer,- partl cloudy or clear weather are probable, with rain areas; and winds mostly southerly in the former, are the indications for to- day. -r. vi ffv - WILMINGTON, NI'.'C, SUNDAY. IMAY 18M879.! " ' ,. NHW ADVBBTHBinEN'rK. ii Yates Bibles and albums. i - i Attention Whiting Rifles. :,. ; , , - Yates Stereoscopic views. ) -mH . -A. Bobinsox To the public. ; ' Otterboxjrg $12.50 for a fit. .' t - ' Kobebt Hennino Cook's plow, ? ; s :G. A. Peck Rogers bracket saw. c J i A David Cadet suitsj shirts, &c.! ' '' . MunsOn Newest stylesjieckwear. 'J ; , J. Dawson & Co. Grain' cradles, ' ' Habeisok & Allen Tropical hat Williams & MuBcmsosr Salt,' 1 l.' J. W. Gobdon & Bbo. Insurance,'"' S. H. Fishblate The same prices. VP., H. Hatden Horse-shoeing, &c. Heiksbeboeb phromos, pianos, &c. Germ an Pic-Nic Tuesday evening, Pabkeb & Tatxob Let them whirl. Exctjbbion To Smithville and forta, Giles & Murchison Patent fly fan. BoATWBiaHT & McKoy Must be so. Altafpeb & Price Sash, doors, &c. Brown & Roddick Really and truly.; 3 ' Gebhabdt & Co Buggies, harness, && ; ( Mallard & Co--Harness, saddles, &c. Kerchneb & Caldeb Bros. Salt, corn, cheese, spirit casks, &c. t i ' X.ucl vote. Fifth Sunday after Easter. Another blackfish excursion is on the tapis. , '. , Shrimps have commenced ; com- I ing in quite freely. The excursion . season bids fair 10 do a uveiy one. 1 1 ' Kegular services "Win oe neia in 8t. James Church to-day, A large crowd went down on Prof. Agostini's excursion yesterday. . ' Duplin Superior Court, Judge Seymour presiding, convemes to-morrow. The Magistrates have laeen doing a "civiT business the last two or&ree days. Only one interment- a hild in Belle vue Cemetery during the past week. Rev. B. IL Chapmao, D. D. will preach at the First Presbyterian today. Tb mails for the Carolina Central Railway will , close hereafter at 4 P. M., commencing to-day. , . - b. M. King & Co. , want to know m ho made complaint about the lamp at corner of Fourth and Davis steets. rave ' . -- inere were tour interments in Oakdale Cemetery during tho week closing yesterday th ree adults and one child . Mr. J. M. Henderson is slowly recovering from his late severe illness; He is now sojourning for a season in the c dub try. Tlv , lhere were seven interments in Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery dming the past week, three adults and four chul- dren. : ;-- 'h: . The Register .of Deeds issu id lour marriage licenses, during the p 1st week, 01 which two. Were for ..white a nd two for colored couples. The Thalian Amateurs are r hearsing a new play the beautiful dra at entitled "Among the Breakers" wh ich they will piesent at an early day. 1 1 The Wilmington Mutnals a and the Scrap colored baso ball clubs will 1 day a match game at Hilton to-morrow afi er noon, commencing at 2 o'clock. , f The regular services will be 'teld in St. John's church to-day, both in. the morning and at night, at . which. He. Messrs. Smith and Drane will officiate. ! Prof. Th. Von Jasmuiact Twill deliver his lecture on "Bismarck and Geri many," before the Pbilomathean Liter .ry Sqoiety, on Tuesday night, the SOth iw sr., at 8 o'clock. ; . We axe glad to see the st reet brigade" employed on Cbesnut, bel ween Second and Third streets, in the nelf hbor hood of the PostofSce, where improv ement is much needed. ': " r'! Ordinary respect and syo ipathy for the (lead, it semsto us,, would I prompt the erection of a new fence aro und the pauper's burial-ground, in the sou iheastern portion of the city. ; . Ihe second qaarterly meeting for the present Conference year takes place to-day at Ihe Fifth Street M JE. church Rev. Dr. BUirkhead, Presiding Elder, will be in attendance antf preach mf rning and evening. ; ' ' ''' ' ' ' -1 Weather - permitting, the first picnic of tbue season, u.ider the a uspices of Howard Belief) Engine Company, No. 1, will take plstce at the WHrningtoi 1 Gardens on Tuesday evening next, the JiOth instj, commencing at 4 o'clock.i?f j " jfAWki. i:s..,. .... .. j A saloon keeper w 'as bef ore the Mayor yesterday morning 0 n the chvarge at disorderly conduct and resis ting the police. In the first case Judgment w as suspended, and on the last named off en so he was t re- quired to fork oyer fifty' doll" us, which' be did, and wjsJischsrgedi iK. v rjjb .1 We aro. indebted to tbo Marf shals for An invitation to be p resent at the Commencement exercises of T. Take Forest College. Jane 10th, 11th and f 13th. The Baccalaureate Sermon will be d tivered by Rev. John A. Broadus; pi D, ; tsa.: Kf Louisville. the address' to the Lit Varary Sof cietieJ bir Hon. ' Mat. ,W! Ransom w pad the I Alumni Address by Rev. IL R. S aTge, 3 1 Murfr'eesboro, N. C. A Bare and Catrlona Fish. - . We had brought to this office, last night, a very curious specimen of a fishV' which) was caught on TopsaU Sound, by M Sneedenj yesterday morning. Mr. Sneeden I left the fish on exhibition bibition at Huggins'. store i during the day, where it- was viewed by many curious persons, none of whom eould designate Its variety except one pro fesaional gentleman, noted for his naturalist tastes. This gentleman, after consulting the authorities "pronounced it to be what is khowny aa! the ,,hairtailed mackerel, or scabbard fish," a variety very rarely seen; u I- The fish looks like a . cross, between a mackerel and an eel, with a scaleless siting much like the former In. shape it closely resembles a. scabbard is about two feet and a half long by two inches wide at the broadest part, its body terminating in aflat tail, nearly round at the ends and about six inches long, with slight growth nearly resembling ' hair. ' The head is somewhat similar in shape to a mackerel, with the under part of the; mouth protruding in advance of the nose. The mouth is fur nished on the sides with rows of fine, sharp teeth, while those in front are long and resemble a squirrel or a rat. : v Taken alto- Hr It ia a mnt enrioDl Rnp.pimpn anrl g,.v., I warrants, by its rarity, this detailed de-I scription. The Exeanlsn Tuesday, ' There will be an excursion on Tuesday next, the 20th instant, under the auspices of the Fifth Street M. E. Church, on the steamer Passport, to Smithville and Fort Caswell, the proceeds to be for the benefit of the Sunday-school and Sewing Society of that church. Ice cream and strawber ries will be served by the ladies at reasona ble prices. . Tickets are offered at very low figures.and all can embrace the opportunity to visit the seashore. In justice to the managers of this excur sion we would state that at the time they made their arrangements they knew no thing of the proposed "Pilots' Excursion" for that day, as might be inferred from a notice in our paper-ef Wednesday last. When the fact did come to their know ledge they considered it too late to change the ; time without injury to themselves. They had no disposition, as we are assured, to run in opposition to the "Pilots' Excur sion," in the objects of which they deeply sympathize. A New industry, A new industry and article of export has lately come to the surface in our commer cial world, in the hitherto neglected, de spised and apparently worthless pine straw, which formerly could not bs utilized in any other manner than in making hog beds, covering Irish potato beds, straw berry beds, &c. Mr. C. H. Wessell, of this city, acting as agent for a factory in New York, is now buying and shipping all the pine straw he can get. He shipped eight tOBS by the last New York steamer, and he informs us that the factory requires about fifty tens per week. It is said that at the factory where it is consumed it first undergoes a sweating process, by which an article of spirits is obtained which is used for 'medical purposes, and that it is then manufactured into paper and also into an article for staffing mattresses. Quite a number of the colored population are now engaged in baling the straw and bringing it to this city for the purposes above men tioned. ' ' " ,:" ; '2"' ,:y ' aw i The Pilots' icxenralon. Onr f eatlera will bear in rnind the excur- sion to Smithville on Tharsdsy. The pro ceeds will be for the widows and orphans of the pilots who. sacrificed their lives irr the discharge of duty sereral years ago. and it Is hoped that a large number of ex cursionists,, both ladies and gentlemen, will Dot only patronize the excursion, but at tend the monumental , dedicatory services at SmithTilla.H The address by Rev. IL A. Yates, of this city, will of itself be a rich treat, if we are permitted to express an opinion based upon his fine pulpit ability as displayed in his ministrations at the Front Street Methodist Church 10 this place. Ladies having flowers to contribute for the purpose of decorating the graves of the brave pilots, will please have them at the boat Thursday morning before the hour for leaving. V Yesterday was Norway's "4th of July," being the anniversary of the union between Norway andSweden which took place on the 17th of Mav. 1814. It was also the birthday of Vice Consul Heide, the repre sentative of Norway, Sweden and Den mark at this port. In honor of the4euble event the flags of , the Scandinavian: ship ping in port were displayed during the day, as also the flag of thiYice Consulate. Mr. R. K'Heide," lhe:Tice Consul, being absent from the city, there was only a private en tertainment at the residence of Acting Vice Consul A. SVteide, Ust evening, where a few friends ere:i Invited, in ? lieu of the more public celebration usual on the oc casion, j'in.mt'krti-jhli' .ihj-r) .''!BMlr;Blitejrtrtk ;;JisBiri..XaIl"IslcasJalis' I'o.f 'j & The pupils of theAcademy of the Incajr- natioa will present some 'time this week, 'Atla&,t a 4rama translated T from the French of Racine by Miss Annie Conigland. a pupil of the institution and! daughter of the late CoL Edward Coniglaad, of Hali fax. The aatltbr's Mgtt rankr in the lite rary world as a dramatist, and the fact tht the translation is spoken of as excellent by competent , ciities," should attract a Urge ffudleqce to witness the . first presentation f !AthaUa"' to this eityl i : ui . : . ? " aii 'n I iiJThere ia a onmailable letter 'remafiiing .ln the jieatafflce adiressed to jho E Stickney, fflVee7 Water Harlan county v Nebraska. 'it For the Star. SjADtKa -BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Jfot willingly, hrtof necessityKtbe Pres- statement of the present condition of this Society which for more than thirty years baa been active ia dispensing aid, a op- puriumijr aau means enaoiea us,io me SICK and needy around us. In latter years it has necome. common -tor . Kentlemen to send strangers tP the President or Visitors for such ' aidp This was not the original pur pose of. the organization J which at; first re stricted its operations to the poor of the I community in sickness or some other great iroupie,,; ine. amount required lor mem bershio was Disced verv low. in tha hnna nuauy less man two cents a .wees: lor sustaining this branch of the Lord's Treas ury. . in this, we havafeen disappointed, and now we deem it proper, to let. it be known that sinse the war the number Bub scribing has never exceeded, and hardly, ever reached, one hundred, while the amount distributed (enlarged often by gen erous donations) has sometimes been more than szuo. This year we nave but sixty one subscribers on our list,and fewer dona lions in money than usual. . Consequently, after settling bills for April, we find our selves with just $5 remaining in the Bank. And now it is right that we should sav. with many thanks to the donors, that nearly all the provisions distributed by us auring tne last three months nave been the ... , n - . .. - . ... I Vrwto da fo here; and it is only through their bounty we have wherewith to meet the claims. this, month, of ; those whose necessities drive them to us. Might we venture to add the reouest that some of the gentlemen who read this will aid us hv their wiBfirnnnn9l InHivMnall or otherwise, as to some suitable; means of replenishing our treasury? The summer is before us, and necessities may then be more UrgeDt. Several solicitations for ; a Lecture on this behalf have been unsuccess ful, yet we feel assured that the Lord's roor will be fed. IfRKSiDENT. May 17th, 1879, . Smew please copy. The constantly increasing popularity of Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup is a guarantee of its . . . 1 . m . : 'i i uaeiumess anu euectiveuess ior cuuaieu suffering from Wind Colic, Diarrhoea or Dysentery . jfrice cents. f NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice. TH) CITY 8UBSCBZBERS. X Those that have not paid their subscriptions up to May 1st, wQl please do so next week, as i have to pay cash for the papers ev nempera ev City Agent. ery monm, aaa oouge - - a. uavis. my ii n An Excursion WILL BE HAD ON THB STEAMER PASS PORT to Smithville and Port Caswell, next TUESDAY, 20th. instant, under the auspices of the Fifth Street Church. Ice Cream and Strawberries will be served by the Ladles at reasonable nrices. Proceeds to be given to the Sunday School and Dewing society, ncseis ior rosna mp ou cents; Children and Nurses 25 cents. myl8-lt German Pic-Nic. HB FIRST PIC-NIC OF THB SEASON. under the auspices ot the Howard Relief Fire En gine Company. No. 1. will take nlace at tha Wil mington Hardens on TUESDAY EVENING, Hay 30th, commencine at 4 o'clock, weather nermittimr. txmmittee aiarua Jtatnjen, a. w. . Doscher, worge never. . myia it Attention. IMtiM Rifles! i JL OU ABB HEREBY ORDERED TO MEET AT your Armory TO-MORROW (MONDAY) NIGHT, at S o'clock, for the purpose of electing officers. ' . uy oraer or tne captain. my!8K ' CHA8. H. LBQOBTT, O. 8. To The Public. T A HAVE OPENED A FIRST-CLASS BOOT : AND SHOE SHOP, on Second, between Marltet and Princess streets.where everybody can get suited .. . - - - ........ j with nest Custom Made Boots and Shoes for a small' amount of monev. Strict attention naid to Ladies' Work of every kind. None but skilled workmen employed. I will also keep Leather and Shoe Find' I ings for sale, and shoemakers who buy small qaan- I titles win ana it to tneir interest to cau ana see me before Dorchasins elsewhere. a. ituisuMoor. Second Street, my 18 It .. between Market and Princess; ITewest yjP NECKWEAR JUST IN ! COMPARE OUB 75c Shirks with any in market, and if they are NOT BETTER at the same price bring them back and we will rerana tne money. - j my is it . M.vaavn Stereoscope Tiews. i "TITlLMrNQTON , AND VICINITY I PRINCIPAL STREETS, Churches, Hilton, Shipping, Oakdale Cemetery, ana otner points or interest, at YATES' BOOK. STORE AND PHOTO KOOM8. myl8tf The Tropical Hat. OTRAW AND LINEN HATS I ii ' ' NOYELT1ES IN LADIES' HATS 1 : L " HARBISON ALLEN, mvl8 tf Hatters. Cook's Plow Improved, LIUtMtl IYJUUU0, n&UVi.l TTfiraniim, uaaj. J Wheels, Dray Wheels, Bims, Spokes, Hubs, WaVl.i. m.nirla . Kam f.inu J.nui . Vvloa ITnAlra Bobs, PuUers, Dippers, Hoes. Raiies, &o., cheap for. 1 lng'racsue; nope, i. Pullers. DiDDen Cash at the New Established Hardware Store or ROBERT HENNINu, 1 - Snccessor to Henning A Teel, - . No. 9 Market street. - Nxabthb Whabv. my 18 D&Wtf Money Lost ! By purchasing Black Walnut or other FURNIT1 ! i,. before calling on the new c ...i. FUBimUBE STOEE ! . BEHKENDS & fflUfiBOE, 1 N.K. cor. Market and Sd Sts.. Wilmington. N.C. my 18 tf Warerooms Sd, bet. Market A Princess. Biblesand Albums. MOULDINGS, PICTUBB FRAMES.' GOLD Pens, School, Blank and Miscellaneous Books, Paper. Envelopes, Ink, Pens, Perforated Board and Mottoes, Pocket Books, Playing Cards, Violin Strings, Croquet. Base-sails and Bats, Chromos, Ac A First-Class Photograph Gallery connected with myl8tf YATES' BOOK STOKE. frqm;imd -yjya WILL . SELL T'HE BALANCE OF QUB ,f BLUE FATIGUE CADET SUITS AT -; Special attention 'ii called to the fact that, not- f withatanging"' the adrance; In ihe; price of White Goodswewflr 'watmnesfo seUthe Pearl Shirt at A.. DAVID, my!8tf The Clothier. WHOLE NO. 3,671 . I - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Tn aTllRPriTTIinatinV PnMir - 10. & JJlBCnmiliaXlIlg TUD11C IT;1USI BE S01 Boatwright & LIcKoy, WITH ALL THB FAST TEAMS, . A TA Ri 11 i n ' 1-"h o ' T ae r I zx,LO bin ill tilt? UWctU : BY HOLDING ON TO YOUR GKNBROTJS PATRONAGB, AND BY SBLLINQ YOU GOOD GOODS LQ WBR THAN ANY HOUSB IN THB CITY. We ag&la say to those who desire To Buy at Wholesale, (AS BUSINESS MEN,) "; ' YOU STAND IN YOUR OWN LIGHT IP YOU DO NOT CALL AND EXAMINE , .. GOODS AND PRICES AT ? Tl i:J' 1.1. "A O ...WMF - IT- r L , ,S and 7 NORTH FBONT ST. my 18 B&Wtf - At Retail! A e Trrfal 1 a e TX7"h ol pqq 1 ft r WBU W llUlUfadiO J PRICES OF GOODS HAVE ADVANCED At the Manufacturers. . TTAVING PURCHASBO A VERY LARQB XX STOCK prior to the advance. 1 am still seiline iy Goods at THB SAHB PRICKS AS EARLY Iff THE SEASON. Good CALICOES (seasonable and that will wash without fading), for 5 cents per yard. Yard-wide GRASS CLOTH SUITING at 8c. WASH POPLINS at 6KC. ALPACAS at lijrfc, worth 20c. Cheapest Line of BLACK ALPACAS ever offered in the city. , Five Cents for a LADY'S LACE TIE, RUBBER HOUND COMBS, only 5c. Another Lot of those 5 -CENT TOWELS received. Best Yard-Wide BLEACHING 10 cents. PARASOLS and FANS at prices sore to please. A Full Line of DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, 4c. Pr-PRICES and QUALITY GUARANTEED or money refunded. S. H. FISHBLATE; - 35 Market street. my 18 It . Mallard & Co. . HARNESS 1 HARNESS ! S7.50 per set and upwards. Bridles. Saddles. Collars. Ac all giades. ana prices to suit tne times. Trunks and Satchels In abundance. Repairing done promptly, my 18 tf No. 8 80UTH FRONT STREET Let Them Whirl ! XT EOPLE WILL HAVE THOSB POPULAR STOVES, either the "Rossmore" or "Parker" Pat ent Steamers THB BEST. Our FREEZERS make the Smoothest Cream EH I Full stock of everything in our line. PASSER A TAYLOX, my!8tf ' . 19 Front Street. Grain Cradles. TTTE KEEP A FULL STOCK OF GRANT'S VY SOUTHERN CULTURE GRAIN CRADLES. Also have a full assortment of FBBD CUTTERS. If you want STANDARD GOODS and no IMITA- xiv, eena your oraers wine uia jcsiaBiisnea Hardware uouse or. jno. jjawbon a. uu., my 18 tf 19, si. as atarket street: Liverpool Salt. A A Sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, Of Now landing ez Brig Alaska, For saie by CERCHNEK A CALDEB BROS. my 18 tf Corn, Heal and Hour. 10 000 BU8h WMte 4114 Mixed CORN, 4:00 8,1811 Fresh Water Mffl MEAL, ; Qrtfl BWs FLOUR, all grades. For sale bv my 18 tf irii'RnnwM'R a nn.nin? rruh ' Cheese. Soap, Lye, &c. 15 B0Xe CHEESE, ' JQQ Boxes SOAP, all kinds, jQQ Cases LYB and POT ASH, V.' 500 egs NAILS, For sale y I , my. 18 tf KERCHNEB A CALDEB BBOS . u Spirit Casks, -f A A A New and Second-Hand 1UUU SPIRIT CASKS, For sale bv my 18 tf- KERCHNEB C ALDER BROS. Owners of Carriages, V, WAGONS, Ac, needing Repairs, will find Xrvtllt to their interest to bring them at once ,M Yl'to P. H. HAYDBN. , HARNESS. SADDLES, &&, constantly on hand, : HOHSH-SHOKTNO rlrm ut. Itor Prlno myHtf ' rv Buggies! Buggies! Harness & Saddles, " x FOR SALE AT GrERHARDT & CO.'S, 3d Street, opposite City HalL . ' REPAIRING ' DONE WITH NEATNESS AND : ,. ; . i ;,.t DISPATCH , ...... , . HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY. myl8tf WeCharge ii.Uy FOB A FIT AND THROW IN AN Elegant, Stylish and Nobby Suit of Cassimere, adapted either for Business or Dress. ( Prices of all Goods reduced to salt the times aad I meet the decline. ; - . . s.r . j ; .:. . . .. ; Geods not selling at cost, bat at very small profits. Save money by trading atv j i; ;. Xt , . ., ,, . . .. OTTBRBOURG'S MEN'S . WEAR DEPOT. my 18 tf . , 37 Market St, Wilmington, N. C. BATES 9F AVVBMTIIINO. One Square one day..:.'. ' ... tiM iwo aays,..i.4... y... . i ttredaya,...i.i... a go tear days, f a qq five daya,.... v...,... ;,; s 50 One week, 4 Twoweeka, . .. 8 M Tareeweeka....... ............. g 50 Oae month...... ;. jo 00 -Two montfai,. ....... n 00 Three montha,... 2400 8tx months, ... 40 00 ' One year,.,. ..; 00 00 'Mr IWOontract AdTertiaements- lakes at propo - "onatelowraua. Tab lln.a ..ltil Tea lines selld Nonpareil type make one square. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PaoIIu ahI'T...!.. Keally a 110 TrUlV. Brown Roddick 45 Harket St. ladvanM i to our advantage to let them go as bought, as it all We weald first call t he particular attention of oar patrons to the ..... Ilress Goods Department We have, withontan ezcenttoa. tha LarcniL th Newest and the Cheapest Stock aver kown la Wil mington, and call particular notice to the lines we areonermgai , 15c, 20c und 25c. " It really will aatnninh ma ta baa tho nlu w mrm , giving. Some of these are really worth twice the money we ask for them. ... Linen Lawns. . .. V.:.- A very welt selected assortment at 15c and SO cents. Printed Lawns. Prom 5 cents upward. We are selling the Pacific icr is;j cents, Calicoes from 4c np. We have whatever ma advertifle. aad von will flnH them Just what we represent them to be NO BE PREPARED ! MOSQUITO NET. ICS inches wide. 85c and 0c Very, very cheap, and a real good quality. - : Piques. . We are offering a real sood analitv for a rt. ami have a beautiful stock of the better grades. Sltawls. V- A 73 inch square Shetland. Shawl, all wool, for $ I ' " Fans and Parasols! Over 30.000 Fans in Rtnrfr. anit a wn luraa mrA cheap line of Parasols, from 10c up. Ladles' Underwear. Chemise. PantalettS. Niffht Dresses and Rklrtji. the Largest and Cheapest We are making a specialty of this Department, and Ladies will find that our assortment is not only large but cheap. . - " Domestics. - 4-4 Rockingham A. 7c 4-4 Llri tianrtm a a Beit quality Plain Homespan, 9c. , &c, &c; &c., &c , &c. SOLE AOENT8 for TtAvllti . Cr nt xr. vir for Gents' Clothing made to order. A beautiful line of Samples always on hand. Agents for FRANK LESLIE'S r?nt-pnr t.f. terns. Send for Catalogne BROWN & RODDICK, 45 Market Street. my 18 tf Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Company, Besides having Twenty-Eight Milllion Dollars Gold Assets, the charter of the Company makes Stock holders individually liable for Fire Losses to the full extent of their private fortunes, which are estimated to amount to not less than One Handred Million Dollars 1 THE STRONGEST Fire Insu rance Company in the world. ' JNO. W. GORDON & BRO.. Acenta. ' my 18 tf S4 North Water Street. Salt. Salt. Salt. 3000 SacksLIvaEI,oot sal-t Now landing and f orsale by V my 18 tf WILLIAHS A XDRCHISON. Corn, Bacon, Uoladses. 40 000 BuBh Ttlm,s wuto CORN, X -; 20Q WldB New Crop CUBA MOLASSES Q K A Bbls Cuba, N. O. and S. H. : ' OOU MOLASSES. 1250 Bbls Fresh FLOUR, rl rf K Bbls SUGARS. Crushed. 4 . Aii : Granalated. A, xtra C. aad C. 2J0 Bags COFFEE, aU grades, . 100 b8Chi Family LABD. , j JgQ Boxes TOBACCO Taxiff Half Bbls and Boxes SNUFF, Tax off Vg00 Kegs NAILS,. ... ' ALSO, ' ' Potash, Lye, Soda, Soap, Starch, Hoop Hon, spirit Barrels, Glue, Ac.' -' v. For sale low by : - .! ; WILLIAMS MUBCHI8ON. my 18 tf ' - ' Wholesale Gro. t Com. Herts. Ohromos and Engravings. j. BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF - - ' CHROMOS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOS and STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS. FKAJ1ES, all Bises and Styles. Pianos and Organs," :, . pLJjjOS for $135. 7,. OBGANSfor$60. ' Instraments sold on the Instalment Plan at : HEINSBERGER'S Live Book and Musie Store. my 18 tf The Ilew Bogers. f JTMIB NEW ROGERS BRACKET 8 A Wi . ' Something New. Only $160. Bracket Wood, Saw Blades, Designs, Drills, Ac For sale cheap by - GEO. A.' PECK, my 18 tf - No. IS South Front St. 1 Patent Fly Pan ! : THE GREAT HOME -l - COMFORT AND LUXURY. No Dining Table, Sick Boom, Writing Deak, Cra dle, Sleeping Boom, should be without a Fly Fan. vail ana see wen in uperauon at - - . uii,KS MUKCHIBOH'S, myl8tf : 88 and 40 Murchisoa Block. ALTAFFER &P RICE, WILMIHGTOH SASHavDOOR & BUH D We always keep on hand a large'stoek of BASH, BOOBS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,. BRACKETS. NEWELS, HAND-BAILS, BALUSTERS A& and can fill any order la oar line at Short Notice and LowFJgarea..-- -' J - "'; 1 ." Faetorv. ' . Office. . Foot of Walnut Street. Cor. Natt and Red Cross. ay 18 tf ARB NOT TAKING THB ADVANTAGE OP the Rising Market, bat laid In a VERY LARGB STOCK in anuclnation of the idnnM iinv i J,