THE nOEITIITG GA
Iff ; WSI.XII. -JEHWAI-O.
itLWH ED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS-
UTM 0 OB8CIUPT10 IX A-TitC ; "
ONcyeair, (by mail) pottage paid,." .. ft oO
is months " . " . v " 4 00
Three monthly " st u ; ' M ...... i .. i 35
one month ;o 1 M ' " . . . 1 00
f o City BBBseriDerB, uuuverea in any part or the
-ffiWSKSa
On Sunday the French Derby was rnn;
Zut was the winner. In s a village ib
Russia 186 houses have been burned by in
cendiaries. Fourteen Nihilists were
tried at Kieff ;two are to be shot, and ten are
sentenced to penal servitude, among whom
are two women, sentenced lo . fifteen years
each; l 7 "Tn Greece
Guards have been ordered
. France urges : Eoglaud to take , mea
sures for the .deposition of the Khedive;
France will act independently if ; England
holds back Germany, declines to ac
cept the Vatican's proposals. - Car-;
dinal Newman his pneumonia. - The
Prince of Bulgaria is in Berlin.-
will be no duet between De Cassagc
Goblet ', Admiral Soisset
i- t ,
The British steamer Ava collided
VtUGI -aoy bm - os .J "WA V U GaV VIVV I
mi t a a noyni nnii ounir DiTii?k.aiT n im n m
I 1 '' i t 1- . m
nd four passengers were drowned.
Si; Patrick's cathedral, ,New York,'? was
ueuicaieu vu ouuuajr, wua imposing cere- I
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ihArniDii nr.nt r.mK.-ii-nAft I
Wu., . ----vaWw. i
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yv.v.uv. vv.H... .uu nu ncK,
tendered a cordial reception in Brooklyn. I
A destructive' fire in Brooklvn. -
WMlnMlaw or ThnraiUv. H will rnmM.r I
do compromise. - Hsyea approves of I
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n..mn.nii -nrn n.r Uri-hin T ' I
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sumed, w.tb 00,000 tegs of powder.
A steamer in Calcasieu river. La.: was sunk
li
l.v a whirlind- sir n&aaenffera drowned-
bj a wuiriMiou, bix passengers arownea. 1
. 1 ue- ?Dale
yesterday considered the bill to reneal tee I
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meut or miiiua ana iana ana navai iorces 1
in ceruin cases, but took no decisive ac-
t,on. -- The Legislative Appropriation
bill prupeHy authenticated, has been sen
w -y.--j-v -
Judge Billiugs.of the TJ. 8. Court for Lou-I
isiana. vesterdav decided inoserative the I
act of the Louisiana Legislature repealing
the charier of the State Lottery Company
- Condition of Cardinal Newman has
improved.; The reports from Burnt ah
are contradictory; one declaring that the
war party is gaining ground. - A treaty
between Spain and : China, regarding the
importation of : Coolies, is on foot,
Cuban finances are undergoing manipula
tion in the hands of Gen. Martinez Campos
aud Mai;quis d'Novio. - A Berlin dis
patch -'mentions J probability of another
dissolution' of the Reichstag. .-The
Titden income tax matter is again in court
The President denies having recom
mended the employment: of steamers to
bring back the deluded negroes on the'
banks of Kansas rivers. - It was an
nounced in House of Lords yesterday that
the1 treaty with!' Afghanistan had been
signed. --New York markets: Money
34 per cent.; cotton nominal, with no
sale's, but 'quoted at 1313i cents; flour
duU and heavy; wheat i cent lower, with
-dull market; eorn .1 cent lower; -spirits
turpentine' weak at 27i28 cents; - rosin
rfiuiet at $1 40 for good strained.
By a late censns Baltimore has
only 321,735 inhabitants. -t,,
The Washington Post , refers to
Senator-Vance's recent effort as his
"great speech on the Force -jaws." '
There is a steady advance in cot-
ton goods. Shirtings are higher, but I
nnn.. ni '-.:i.'.m.".v Vrf I
r a & - 1
very quiet.
The following is not without in
terest even in this seotion. We copy
from the-Richmond State: '
"The Amblers of Virginia, Vfrom whom
J. Ambler Smith drew at least hereditary
maternal nourishment, came from York
shire, 'the Virginia of England,' where the
family of Amblers still reside an honored
race according to St. Andrew."
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Washington says :
"I heard General Sherman say when
Hood superseded . Johnston . that it . was
worth thirty thousand men to the Federal
aide.; 7 r':,r - ' .-" " ' ' ' -: ;
We heard 'Gen. Grant say that
when he got the news of Johnstony
removal he laughed heartily, it did
him so much good. He said Hood
was brave but was no general. , J ohn-
oton, ne aaaeu, was uuuuuuiug
. , . 7 a-'a.h... n. . t r
c.m,.;ffn k Aldier: When John-
r--0-
ston was removed he felt as if the
v ictory b ad jbeeo '; won.;:j-.'; V. I v' 't.
Hon. Noble A. Hull, member of
Congrees from the Second Florida
Jacksonville, m the United States
a a VUIV V va . -- " O - " "
ring with one Gaulden no defeat the
will of the voters of Brevard county,
and thereby "fraudulently secure his
own election. It;is believed he will
bo acquitted. - v ---' ''
The Republicans ought to run
""cussing"., Zacb .Chandler for Presi
dent,and the barefooted poet Kern an,
.of the .'Okolon'i (Miss.) States, for
Vce President-. Gratitude should
cause them io nominate Old Zacb,
nd aDoreciation of eenins the howl-
;, 7 r.. -
-log Kernan, who referred in a recent
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ed toriai to the time 'wuen roared
j" .i 1 ' -. , ., - ' t .i. . "-ui.'
reu-iuroaiea rines,- ana me -ura
-lashed and swung to the wild mag-.
euo music ot; the tnunaer-arums or
- m r
war.
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VOL.' XXIV NQL:5i,'?;;
The yellow ffeyer bill , passed the I
Sen ' nnl xr t wl v aa.anra : i
Senate pnly iwelva Senators f voting
I a -i :fX . . f H ft , r W . ... I
againat u,, i ne nicumona tStatt a
special sava: ' ' 1 - -j 5- 7 v m "
r f 1 f . j.few-rt-wj v-4o'ivba l -
of . Maryland,, and Eernan. Dewocrata.yoted
reserved righu of the States.
a : a iidfjk. 1 1
M .appropriatioik. several
huodred thousands alitor liearly. all, J
t . . x . . .
J ...r . .,v. r ..tJ... , 1 . . f j.ji, ,1-.sti., . i i4i
Iaa.Vcl:an aggressive, tout a tar
better .man every way than the school I
or 'UnriDlian ' BiaieSmeu ; OI; i wUlCu I
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uonax ana uarneia re aisciDies.: '
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I rrwvDw, ibw iwviitiiu t
: T-tto -r'T TT-' VM. Of .lT..t I
last night the case of J. W. Canfield, J
j4wyw v i4-a . . iua j . v vw i
t.h Svnnd whioh rrnsfid 1A IAaIc intA .1
V u tt c.ij I
-rB pre.u.u uy r. avuum
6au.BU --v.t -tuam ivuuiusuu, waa j
f 3 1 1 aU- A . " !: V I -
ueciou uy .uo -semuiy, vue resui. 1
, . . ."j:. r p .ul .1
Th - .a ha. i.Mn nln. in fforl I
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nnr. pnn ptinRimi nnnni inrnva vnira. i
rrr ------------- . ,
TO - dSV the Agaemhlv was OCCttDied I
jn another case, that 6f E. E. Baker, I
wh0 amei. from the decision of tha J
Synod of Missouri Mr. Baker was
firBt arraigned before the session and I,
subpvuueu irum vuiuuiuuiuu lur - tV" I
ing a reporter of . the St.: : Joseph I
Merala some Items of a meeting. I
The case was . taken . to the" Presby-
teryand reversed. ; The session sxt
ned it to tne aynoa, W men reversed I
the Presbytery. Mr. " Baker x now I
aDDeals lo the tieneral Assembly. !
and the case is still pending.
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Spirits Turpentine.
.
-, ; Monroe has a Prohibition Club.
Mr. W. - R. Pepper, a well
known Raleighite, is dead.
; A pair of fine horses ian away
- . a 1 a ii a
at -taietgn auu one was aiueu. t j- 4 J
" . Internal revenne collections in
Raleigh District last week $31,927.41.
' It has been a long time since the
Raleigh New was as good a paper as it is
now. - .r..'. ; , ;J-,
I
The Watch-lower, a paper pub-1
lished in Statesville, has passed in its little I
cnecquea. v' I
i Mra IVohoi- T. " tuifo of TTonrv I
t ow...i- r t-i:-t; - I
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The iury brooghl m a verdict
of not guilty in the first case 'against the I
Halifax county commissioners. A sur-1
prise. ' . . .... - y 1
There are intelligent- Baptists I
in many sections who will be clad . to see I
Rev. Dr. J. D. llufham elected Prejident I
of Wake Forest College,
; Shelby Aurora: Ve ; regret to
learn that the Rev. Dr. Moss, of this conns
ty, Is suffering from the : effects of a dog
bite, and is not expected to live. It is sup
posed he was bitten some" weeks ago by a
mad dog. ;..t
: - liockinsrbam JJee: I he xSaDtuts I
of Rockingham are now hopeful of com-1
menclng.in the near future, the erection of I
a church. The revival in the M.-IC
Church here resulted in four; conversions.
Others were penitent. a ;
1 Monroe J-Vicrutrtfr: The scholas
tic year of Rutherford College for 1878 and
187- closed with the commencement exer
cises this week. We learn that Col. L. L.
Polk made the ablest address that baB been
delivered there in several years.
j Charlotte . Observer : Amelia
Wallace.a colored girl whose home was on
the plantation of Mr. L N. Wallace.m Crab
n.k..f IVnn.hin waa nn 'vlalt tA liar
grandmother in the neiehborhood.Tnesday.
. , , , f.ll a . 1 A -
Vlien HIS laaaUUT leu HI UUVI auu -
nired in a few moments, r our piay is bub-
neeted. : :
KlChmond IMUigiOUS Jieraia:
r .' -. ' -a-
Rev. J. B. . Tavlor.v of North r Carolina,
preached at the Fifth Baptist Church, At-.
lanta, and four persons arose ior praver.
-J Rev. R. H. Griffith " of Charlotte, N,
C will canvass Virginia for the Southern
Bantist Theolo-ical .tseminary . a : netier
man could not be sent us. , , "f-'' ':
1 - Col. John B. Cameron of the
Hillsboro Eecirde?, willed eliver the annual
address before the North Carolina Press
1 ..ul.lt.fi m.ota af ognfnrt nn lha
i tRih July. As fsr as we xnew ne nas quite
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as much abUityas any qi qureuuori ana
f. diat thntarina . A noe-Adarefls mav ne
expected. ::Mr. B. L. Perry,' proprietor of
the Atlantic Hotel, Will entertain the; Asso
ciation.
I Biblioairiworcfer:ti-Vonew
trustees "of IiOulsvillei Ky.i4 Theological
in,titnte. were elected rfW.ttonM Uefj;
I the West, to represent the money given by
Dr"'.
R -H: Griffith has been the agent, .so h that
we now Havefour trustees PiidfhV
as heretofore. - -,- - -
J -4 Rkfefffli i Vi0--Tfie Governor bfl
I "Blaine,BnrDaiae. Cameron of Pehnsvi; u5 .leP WW1
vanla, Cameron of -Wisconsin, were amone Pu0"C have no right to
the ReDublicans votiap . and.Whvta r4 OfflAnaYtATA "f
, 6,000' National I like, Edmunds.Conklinjt uni Uoaropposing I open a school there.! The Medical
uv, ti Kcuira uuu iu. ycir luuuununna I inn .innao rtnunmrr in Hirrn vnmr iitrt mill
to be embodied, i emeasare because it icrricge? upon ue I Association now in session in (this city is
v Fy.nr RAni,, Q-n.'"iM. r,The gross earnings ol lhe Chester
T?7 Sauthern SeMtoroJeaaye. NarroW Gaug KaiIroad ,Mt year
Tbe bilL itiriia8t veiuambctecL: amounted to $32,060, 'expenses'' $20,000.
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makes
There I 0 1 , r : r1 - - H Mr,,Fraqk Brown, of Salisbury,
ac and I "' .-'-ya j - -..LV-'f J came very near,lesing his life by taking an
1- j I ? j. rr t r,, -jv i vruu i murjjuiDB ior neuralgia, ' j. ue
m ueau. I William T.lvrl Y4rrinfi t).a nniaA I Ghartottft Observer navs-v A liter rPnivel
with an- - .5.... ' - - v: Wft. i I Q this city states that when the physician,
. - I KUUHLIUIIinL. IN IIUUUIKHHI VI UL j J1H: IM TTrt.:.! J 1 - J
Te'ne8see has made requisition on the Go' T ly refused tor carryvay.Jkfrelght whatever
vernorof this State for two fugitives from j consigned over the i South. Carolina Rail-T..pti-
rhn va nn in ia.il in Mitchell I road.. Another point is that the Charlotte,
county. r. Robert Jones, colored, who
was booked for the gallows at Tarboro on
IIPTt Wnrlav; haa tieen granted three weeks'
agony of suspense by tha Governor, who
was petitioned by , numerous . citizens of
ogecomoe..-:i, t ..j- ,
u8-r,.(.Mt, y i- r
greatly pleased to learnvtnat Dom.oi me
aotton factories at thia place are in a highly
..nsn.,.na Mndlllnn - The. ar rnnninir
ltuab w mv- ; . -.
? W ." J"r "
gOQOS iney can mus at .iir prices, iub
Superintendent! $f hoti. mills are English-
men (Mr. Rishtoni f -Great Fallsand Mr.
of, Pee Dee), and are said to give
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i ery geaarai ,flwu;,if-:4f:,:'; "7--, '
I ', ' He'nSersonvUle .We
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1 aave reliable iniormaiion mat a periea 01
t least eight months will elapse before
j C'r;:!V,fMLMINGTbN,i .NCTUESbAY.'jMAY, 271879.'
trains can pasa 'through 'the Swannanoa
tunnel on tne W eslern JMOrtu, Uarolina Kail
.road ili8Saidihat the iron is lobe hauled
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OTer tue mountains ana tne uacsiaid to
rni? wBiToujnw Asneyme. - unia
eema certainly aa , expensive proceeding;
pays the till and the
complain."--f,f
Pairiat" ' ' MAirtr"
liyhchof Bingham's School, has purchased
composed of remarkably good looking men.
140.000. Thecomnanv nroooaesio .issue
$300000 first mortgage, bonds and iay; this
a -.
f 1 --w-- -, aaw a
ownr - one mat ne was oniy iasun? aooui
Uifnot think iv possible to keen him alive
i i . . . i 3
- "" - aim- uauery vutuu ue prucure-.j
Qy, t-O ceustant ; application or, this in-
itmnt .n v. inn sn,-xi, tv,
J - - - - HMU Ul 1W lUjW.klUU I1UVU&U -W
SKin oi stron? coffee and otner reBtor&tlTes.'
life was sustained till merntne. when he
be - atl "cover' and at last accounts was
on 0 rfBtor f ; - t.vi , .,...
! r---wi0, -Jcoo. . n ...
tyj was recently swindled out of eight dol-
HSjhanfro o VAnnrv m An li rii in Ihia AAnVl
' and
v aicn importers eposuory, n. . uart-
nett. Manager, who nurnorts to do businesi
at 5 Siltfi aV - y Md deaire8
to Warn the public against the fraud.
a i -a -t- " -r
airs.: yorneiia u. axcwaniey, wue 01 r
Wi J, fr Mrrni Hi t in. -o.;.n-
of ?ler father-in.law, in sthis place, on the
l$t inst. Deceased was a daughter 01 W.
Tin it . t ....,.' ..
,! ,raenej,. .sq., iormeny ori ionroe.
hnt now a rMident nf Tiaa . Th
Wjlmingten Stab of the 21st contains "A
glimpse at thepast record of, the RepuWi-
t"t??:; JtfZ" 13 we 1 ?Mntedl
The Rome7Gax'. in an
arficln nnnn th rhneht meetln- of Ihn
Georgia Teachers' Association, speaks as
follows of Mai . JSingnam's lecture on the
hdngMan; rMabertBing.
XgMlTSk
president of Shorter College, during the
session of the Georgia - Teachers' Associa-
on., , nis aaaress, in a nwrary pom. 01
V IAR
view, was the crowning success. Elevated
in thought, tender in sentiment, and deli
vered in a picturesque and vigorous style,
altogether bis own, this fitting representa
tive of the 'Old North State' gave in living
words the rise and progress of the '.English
Speaking Man.'" His brilliant wit and del
icate fancy tendered bis efforts doubly at
tractive.
Oxford Free Lance: On Tuea
day last Deputy Marshal S. A. Hughes
Massed through Oxford, from Walnut u-rove
'ownsbip, having in custody Mr. William
Oakley, 1 barged with illicit distilling.
Sheriff ,w. H. omit- has a wonderful ben
One day last week she ' hatched a chick
with four well developed! legs,, having pre
vicinal rtmihlfi portr or rather an e.irtf
within an eee. The name of Mr. J.
EL Mills, Superintendent of the Orphan
ASylum, is prominently menuonedin con-
nection with the Presidency of. Wake
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xorest uoiiege, reuuercu vacanw oy mo
death of Dr. Wingate. The winter
OVO0IWU w -MW w- - -,-w - va r
Fred. A. Fetter, Principal, will close on
Thursday, the 29th inst Public exercises
will take place in:ths hall of the Female
Academy on Thursday night.
i Charlotte Observer: Among the
recent graduates at the Columbia - Law
School in New York City, were Mr. R. A.
S-rings. Jr.. of this oity. son of Col. A. B.
Springs, Mr. K. iu. ittle, of Anson county,
and Mr. , B. Lattimer, ef Wilmington.
Mr. Springs is expected home in a few
dsva. - - The famous case of Paul
Crutchfieid "' ag ainst ' the Richmond ' &
Danville Railroad company for damages
has been compromised by the Company
na-inir him 2.soo and abont 1700 cos-
The compromise was effected after Judge
Schenck had set aside the verdict of the
Jdry at Dayidaon Court, giving $5,000
damages. " -- Mr. fclenry tiross, of -ion-
roe, writes a very pathetic letter to the
postmaster in lhUVclty. asking him to assist
him all he can in finding hiB son," a boy 14
years of age, who ran away from home, on
the 19th inst. last Monday. The boy is
described as having light hair. Blue eyes
and light complexion, and as having on,
when he left home, dark pants and coat,
a: wool shirt and . a black; wool ..bat.
Adjutant General Jones has assured
I the movers in the effort to, organize, a
I okvilrv pnmnan in (Ihirlafta tht' thA ne.
I cessary equipments, carbines, swords and
I Ml.ii.la i.l V.A ilm'.1ii1 nnnk n a v.
Vinvu, nui uo immoui,u iui Dumvupu;
i aiter tne isi oi june, proyjueu a. iua. uute
i it is fully organized. intormauen nas
I a J a. ' J.jr at.-. J..4
oeen receiTeu a wuyroB oi iuu. ne-i
the neero. Sam Rowland, - who recently
burglarized : the residence of ; ex-Sheriff
Stevens, of that place, and still mere re
cently escaped from, union county dan.
with-five other prisoners,, three of. whom
were captured shortly after their escape
Two letters received at Monroe from -om
cials at Marietta, Qa.k state that a few days
ago Rowland was crushed to death there
I under a train of cars on Which he was steal
I intr a rider-U-- The entire?: bonded! debt
I ( W ' flliiirlAtta :'i . 4 Ctat.l - h 1 ti.
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i city Clerk and - T reasurer,, is . xi,oT7 40.
wroi these bonds fio.oou wortn? are; per
cent, interest bearing; and the remainder 6
ner cent. The total floating' debt of the
city can be paid on wun fi.oou. in ine
above statement of the bonded debt, of
course no account is taken of $20,000 said
iV U QUO IU BUUJ1IVI IUi a.s, J. , MI .
- The Winnsboro Newt t Herald h&a in-
tfion that the
Attorney General is pre
proceedings against the
Gharlotte.Columbia & Augusta Railroad for
alie-nd violations of its clrarter. The main
I ,s.--; iv. o nli nh.irA tlta (TiA r"harlftttn
r .nA ... ftni nei.ted tci make the connec
Hon as reauired in its charter, but absolute-
! Columbia Augusta Road has practiced
f discrimination lnireignts.
I 1 ' "
j Thermometer Record. - ' 4 x'
I T The f0uowing WU1 show the state of the
thermometer, atthe stations mentioned, at
it v-ftterdar evenine Washington mean
i r" ..,..: . ,
time; ascertained froto the daiiy bulletin
I ' ji. tiiw as t Afflna. in thia f.itv
I UiaUtJU irUiU U "!""'""' --
Atlanta. . ..s85
KeVWest"::.-..V.78
SI
p?Qg,,":(;n'T"r'
Charlotte ..S
- Corsicaha.......-'
Mobile... .-87
MontiromerY . . . .,.89
New Orleanfl.i?.81
Punta Rassa. .... .81
I Galveston :Vf v83
I Havana. .!.. .T8
Savannah,:. . . ... .88
St.: Marks. .1 .88
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r inaianoia, . . t .
Wilmineton 84
I II I I H IIHH I I . I P. I' II Ul.l Mini III U WBB 1111
iNftW AUVSC-tTia-tl-VCNTM.
'It
Mtoson Look and buy-' ' '
l-ttCTTKE I. 01 of Rechabites.'' v'
'Hahn & GOODMA-i-Coparfnerstfp!
UirrV.' of Va Summer law lectures,
(Giles & Mu.chxson Grain cradles.:. '
Cukminq & Co-fesl bolted meal'i
, Scott Sf Co--Our grandfathers money;
; G. P, Roweu. & Co-7-Advertising Bureau
laocal Dots.
Messrs. Julius Hahn and Victor
A. Goo-man have formed a copartnership
in I the - wholesale' and ' retail f dry' goods
business.' , i V' . ; 'v'"
The"; Commodore , of-. the ,Caro.
Ina Yacht Club? has ordered a cruise of the
entire fleet 'this afternoon, which will be
a grand display.' --' ';' ' 'r
j)lr. ,'J. H. Daniel's Mustang,
which was raffled at Southerland's stables
last evening, was won by Mr-T. A. Shem-
well on a throw of 43. . . .
(. We notice among the names of
the successful candidates for license before
th4 State Board of Medical Examiners that
of Dr A. D.' McDonald, of this City.jb:
I t--A series of prayer meetings at
the Front Street I. E. Church, under the
ministrstions of the pastor, 't Rev.'E." A.'
Yateswa8 commenced yesterday after
noon, at o o'clock, r v
p-iThe only oa8o before the Mayor's
Court yesterday morning was that of Geo.
Pelelow,' charged ' with ' drunkenness and
disorderly conduct," and who was ordered
to pay a fine of $10. . -
Rev. B. R. Hall wilf deiwer a
ecture, on the subject Ivf temperance, be
fore the Independent Order of Rechabites,
at the Fifth Street M. E. Church, this eve
ning. The public are inviiea. .
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We learn that another of those
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pleasant moonlight ,. excursions - on the
steamer Passport, under the auspices of the
Cornet Concert Club, Is talked of, apd will
probably eome off next Thursday night
Another alligator was received
in this city yesterday; the product of the
neighborhood of Fort Caswell, :ue captor
being Ordnance Sergeant McDermott, and
the recipient Capt,J.' M.: McGowan, the
Mezartian. Unlike the railroad incident,
Mac has room for both - the 'nator and
himself, and will nune with -fatherly care
this two-and-a-half feet beauty.,.
A Treat In Proapeeta. : ,v;
Under this head the Charlotte Observer
. ; - - - .... . ' ' .... i I
says : ."For some time past correspondence
has been going on between parties in this
city and Col.- Duncan K. McRae, of Wil
mington, with reference to his. delivering
one of his justly j celebrated , lectures in
Charlotte, and we are pleased to be able to
announce that he has consented to give our
people an opportunity of hearing him on the
subject of 'Laughter.1 This lecture has
been delivered in many" different places in
the State and has been received with ex
pressions of admiration, which nothing ef
this kind ever brought cut before. It is a
fact readily admitted by the press and those
who have heard CoL McBae, that as a lec
turer he has no superior in the Btatel .He
is well known personally to many people in
Charlotte, and this with his reputation will,
we doubt not, draw a larger house than
ever assembled, here to listen to any lec
ture. 5 CoL McRae will speak io tne ,Qpera
House on the night of the 12th of June, the
day after he delivers the annual; address
before the Literary Societies of Davidson
Close of tbr. Camp fflleetlns Ita Be-
-. '., i-.':-: .7 l.; .;''. C-V
The great camp meeting of the colored
Methodists, which was inaugurated las
Thursday afternoon, at Gander Hail, four
teen miles down the ri ver , was brought to
a; close yesterday,; The? opening- sermon
by Bishop Brow nrM the' first 4ay, is said
to have been fervid as vrell as instructive,
and the preaching " since,- day and night,
with only necessary intervals for rest,; was
of that order characteristic of such religi
ous gatherings.' .The attendance from the
first was large and it is estimated that' on
Sunday there were from fifteen hundred to
tWo thousand people present including a
gbodly number' of 'white ' spefetatori'W
understand the "result of the' work Was the
conversion of seventy or eighty persons."' . '
I Yesterday,' about sunset, the last Instal
ment of the pilgrims reached the.: city,
making the ;Cape . Fear r atmosphfirCj
1
Criminal Court.
This tribunal convened In special session
yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock. His Ho-
T ' - - v- .
nor, -uuko jueares, p?esiaing. ; ia Cw fi
j The following named persons were drawn
to serve upon the Grand ; Jury : Job U E..
Crow, Foreman ; James: O. Bowden, A. S .
Wihstea- Henry ?Tah,FE;P. Bailey,B.iAi
McClainmy, George Gradyl' W. H. Taylor;
John Ottowav. James W. Green. Si a.'
Morton, H. B. Jewett, John Dyer, Stephen
Keyes, Daniel EL Lyons, Jesse Ives, T. J.
Southerland, J. Wt IL" Burnett.- ',
There.were a numher of submissions,and
several leases ef :minorf importance were
disposed of.. J u -. .a-. .
Reaeaed.
1 Late Saturday v night . the screams of, a
Colored woman brought to her assistance,
on the corner of Second and Church streets
a white gentleman and i two ladies. - She'
isd uncensciouply plunged nio he well of
,he new cistern in process- of construction
at that point, and' was' about waist -deep io
water. L By a strong ." and t united V pull, the
trio rescued her1, when it was ascertained.
that she was
bly. alarmed.
not injured Inr body, but terrl-f 1 n t8 destined to wpercede ltoerSoot-i SSlSrfa-tMiiiA Eestwe-rV 1 1 r !. v.f h HARRISON -JLlbn, . ,
- .it... -' -'s -''1 ina flvrnm'' -'i-1--..jf - r miwrl i
DISTINGUISHED. VISITORS.,
it '
Arrival
of Aetlaac v .!(. ' UoTeriior
rnor J
Rolnon: and -Spealcar flforlng;
E, -a i
tke Hpase-AUaatUisfaM The
i .v.-, I
vi.it ii' .ha e---t w.-it.t.I
n.- ..-m.v.i.; . 1 1 -
! Hon. -M James L. ' Robinson, of Macon
county, Speaker of the Senate, and excficio
Lieut Governor of . the .State; and , Hon
John? M.j Moring,;.of i Chatham , county,
Speaker of.the House ef Representatives.
arrived i tins city op Sunday evening; an.
;tr,i -t.,;-.iT wn.,o.r .(pimI
v.u.-.-i. . .w - ..v.a uvusw. A mavj I
were accompanied by AVJ. G-lloway.Esq
of i Wayne Yesterday-; rxtornlng- our dl-
linanishfld .Tiattnra -ror-. vl!l, .inon ? h. a
: - - . ---,- ..--i-r- t rrf. if
number
o'clock
the steamer, .
Navassa j
w mues aooTr ue ci nemg: accompa- i
.iJ V.. n.: ..' fi-r -rr-T..t I
u uy mayor xu-tuiaie, v. ao.o
keen, Esq.. President of the , Cham-
ber of v Commerce, C..,H. Robinson,
Ti.n P,MBnf 4'f .'pJnia wi
Esq., , President of ,lhe Produce Ex-
!.!. ' Tr:.-jt- j w-.Jtt.iji
chanee. Vifia-fi-naul Ti-R iJ TTald' 1
and others.' Tho party were received
,b
if,
Col. Grapplin, ' Buperinlendent,, and Mr.
Brown, who conducted them through the
works, making all necessary explanations,
and we learn that they expressed them
selves very much gratified at t what they
uau dccu m uuuueviiun witu mis important
enterprise. ' - 'i
Having returned to ihe. city : they -left
for Wrightsville. Sound about half past 1
o'clock, .accompanied by a number of our
prominent citizens, wnere tney enjoyed
themselves for a brief season and then re
turned to Wiimingtonl ; ' : ' '' . . '
To-morrow morning,' at 9 o'clock, . our
visitors will embark on the Revenue Cuttej I
vc, wuivu uaa ueeo.1na.1y tenuerea ior 1
the occasion, for a visit to the Government I
m .ri'.- - - a i. .11 a m m
Works at New Inlet and the. mouth of the
Cape Fear, river, leaving the wharf foot of,
Market street. They will be accompanied
by members of the Chamber of Commerce, J
rroduce -kxebange and Board of Coramis- I
sioners of Navigation) and Pilotage, togeth-
er. with others of our leading citizens. The j
members of the above bodies, not other I
'A .. .'
and nartip.inatA in tim nTnnrainn J I
1 :a
s i -.
, ,- , . . . ' -r. -
telegram was received from HisEx -
ncy.Gov.-Jarvis; 14K-P. M., ad
AallimMTf
a ' vr...tv.,. Ln I
. . . , , ..-.Amv..u, . 1 i., I .
...v. v. V-""- V ya"-V-, 1
announcing that portanbusiness enr
jragements will prevent h beuig present,
IICTCUI
regret.
very mucn to nis regret. i
very
i
!
The .Carolina Yacht Clab , Beattak
Tnarsdar. j
, The first regatta of the seasoo, under the'
auspices of the Carolina 'Yacht Club, will
be run on the Gape Fear river on Thursday
next,. the 27lh instant,, the yachts, to start
from a point opposite Market street dock,
thence to and around aluoy stationed op-
posite; Ue Dram Tree," and return and
w I - . ; i . ...
repeat, being a run of eight miles, d 5
1 jine yacnis win report to me negatia
Cbmnitttee prompUy at 20 o'clock,, the
opau to swrt at o ;jr.-,aa. promptly. a . s u
' a . . a . A T W A V
Th? following yachts will participate in
the race
- . Annie, commanded by Capt
H. Burk-
himer u-.w ....i ..- .-ii
2?has. commanded by Capt. G. D. Pars-
? Bes1less. commanded by Capt: 'A. 8.
Cowan. ; '-:;' '' ' ;yiiK
; Bonnie Lassie, Oommanded by Capi. Jas.
Price." .."r il'iHtiiy,m::.K -hi n
! Gypsy, commanded f by , CapU & W. A
Tirig-t.
I iLtesk, commanded by Capt. WI Ly Pars-
leyl i J JJ -"-' "' ;-; -j 3 1 ! - ' ; "s
jcwa, commanded by CapL John.M. Ca-
aauxiifl.ttoa v. ; d t;iU i: :. i. ;?i ..': ,
! liZippitf, commanded by Capt. , Nor wood
I Vye are requesiea to state taat -no yacut
will be permitted to participate in the race
nless all dues and assessments against her
or her owner are paid, and that no one but
m member of the CluU-wiUbe permitted to
command a yacht during the race. M
I
Trials and Trlb
'Party, wha are
; IwiadsandVldt
I A fiihine oartv -.xtraordinaiTcOiff
ok about onei hundred ladies tandigehtledJi
ran. , left JaekaanTille.'.Onslow cbuntv. on
. - -
Tneadsrof last week, and p to Saturday
morninir thev had not returned." although H
' ; ii''.jL".'i .. t.;
was tue uuueraiiuiuiuK wuou iuii tun
thiv would' not remain out more- CbU one
rtav. ' tha Schooner iwj.:cb KuitelL
n Ll Ui this citviwim acareo Of naval
torkan'd'-tti- -saed the truant veasei
Containing the party" ;jtlluded to at ltf o'clock
Saturday "morping.' 'pit New'tnlet bar, vain
ly "trying to get InV being balked 'in itaeN
T. ..Imiv nina .nil IlU.1 " Thatf
reported that they-were-shortof o ra-.
wans, tae&pesi
. a . " . I- --
afford. 'They
spirits, and were hopeful of getting
putting to resyhenk
and friends at an early period u The party
comprised many cilizensof the county; ra1
cluding'jGh.Shckelf6r,'q 0f the Legislature ; ilr. A C: Huggina, Su
perior Court Clerk and Judge of t probate;
Mr; DtJIumphrey.u Deputy Register of
Deeds. ahd, others., i.i iqo i tJ k; r
fO.ltitarj'.jc, j oi otj,f r i.j. (
At a meeting of the Whrtina Rifles, last
eveig; BulgaI'tlowell Was; elected
Second Lieutnast viee. JlINeaigned
and Charles -El wslt chosen; Jin sipj vice
fcowcll; pwrxitmtP .301.1; j
i- ... fiwa
I From DOweliFlruggjTtoona
a. : "Dr.-BuH 'a Baby tyrop has ww-ndet-
fuireputauen; tneoemanaipr w
Of our ciUiens. At about-10:30 ?T'U .."w0m:u iac eacapeaue I tto. Purcell House... Tey will -are with 'them i I'Z
X " . v -1 notice of theiailorj as Davis usuallv sat on I SSv tu'BI cr?ce8 ana tsurgicat Apniiancea, and ..."
they embarked., by invitation, on I . V.vT' ' M - I will be prepared to treat all ldnds of DeforSitioa ' -
ftrfh ; fnrf!a irin 4ca i ;Atte flg.r be pear the fastening in I cnic Diseaaea, such as ciub Keet. Hia imb- :"': :
raorUi.atate, lor a trip IO, tne I t - ..'..;. -r4 r .VV . - I ase,8plnal Disease. Paralvsis. Pile and itnla.u
Guano'WoTkr at Meares1 Bluff. V Vf f a.l"e 3uur w,enV? ?unn I Catarrh, Private Diseasea. Diseases of the Eye.;?;
an wi.aivs. uiiui, i ii V J .-,! .' I For fnll Dertlr.n aril. adHnue . M iTTnu a r: sTirbnr.. ......
I (Ger.), VilmoW, Hsmburg,; April 9 Gloria
al.tlon. af a Fl.lln rAHswTAai Mavi 1:
made the Vletime or I " V " I Z A
O-, .J.I 4,1- D4itMiwiAf fUA- TnivmtinHanH AntU A -it
. . - - s-'ii-"" ju.JAauA;a ivit;i luuitu.uo.u ..rA.i
1 9toniahinff: Mot-en WlU Tio.--"H VZL.rrZl I-aaX S -...i 1.T .77: I i ,i: vi ftv iW-Jni ti i JnatiabvEmret. r
WHOLE 1 NO. '3.678
... . - r . .., .(..v o.w if i. ,.,i5ii.
ToDaya lndlcailoiia.
X J -
IPor the' Rnnth Atlnnt? Stoti -. iainr'
preceded in' southern portion, by falling I
----i?i, TBiiauiB .wina, .K,peuj BUU l
I ing to cooler easterly;' nartlVefoudV Weather. I
i . . r ,"" I
M 3qcaivrains, are ihe probable indica-1
uoosjor this section to-day., , , u .. .
JBseape. of a Criminal from smiibvllle
, -aiiuia jteeaptarr, &e.,
John Davis, colored, convicted at the I
last term of the Sunerinr rVinH- at SmtihL I i.
f TTt C w.aa.j a
S11 . .' a 1 1 Jl 'i:' .
VUiC a?u e- nienceQ lo oeain by lianging I
onlbe lllh J ly,; made, his escape
Jrem the jairarHharplaceeafrv'Sandav I
' Z ' ' 1 '- ' ' I
moming, but was speedily recaptured.
I:t appears, ssys our correspendenC'that I
T; -jf .... t I
rT" ""H l" uuiaaieu uib saciea I
- iA,mJt. ' " i'Tf "
ij, i, i... . ., , . 1
j-pu imvuau tuc uuui. DJallllJicu 1L LO
' ' iCOV,us jauor m auress.
V "6 T i ,"rlu,w
clP8e tte iQw.rjdpors, and as she made the
. T o . wij..ivi m nuQ.iv.
l TeH-VT came oounamg, aown tnq
,..! TT ! 1 a - '..
sti ;irs like a wild buffalo, and nearly upset
M s. Davis, the jailor's 4wife, " as ' well as I
rt,,; a..'. !.. mu ' ! a'l
prisoner made for the -woods, but in a few
mement8 the lailorr was i released and iravA
t - . . . ..
chase in a manner that. wouU have done
credit to a professional. After a race of I
I -1 J --J T, tva.r vs. ' : I niiuiiwiL., May 30 ana X7. 1879. stonnlnc at . ,
three-onart-ra nf a mil- tl nHcnn -..liJ2'.X&l&
. i - : .- - a ua t ra f -aav
r I --....-.vnwupu mi, awu a. icuo
rail and showed i fight.- but he was soon I
forcer! in arinnfl-n ihi. idpa onrf ,.-,. 1
. . r,-r. vj..ij .
.twi-u ua to nis quarters. , -
I , I
A jPromlaaory Note.
ext Wednesday .-evening the pupils of
the Academy of the Incarnation will present
Racine's drama ""Athana." 1 We are not
. - - . - r - m r. -
laminar with the merits of the piece, but it
is hardly possible that any production but
ote: of the highest dramatic J excellence
wbuld.be 'offered 'at "tVe '. Academy. One
thing we can avoucht that the full features
of "Alhalia will be'developed' with skill
and fidelity, and "that the presentation will
be as attractive "as'j have been, the' former
entertainments at that place;
; I " . -. ' -
.i jWe understand that specimens of marble,
.1 - . . .; r . . ..... ,?
I obtained in Western North Carolina, will
rt - - : j, - . ,
j .tf, i ex01Qn l Commercial
Exchange, .4his mbrnmg, and all who wish
(see what finej qualities, of this stone exist j
J.v.t.rM T---t1, Hi-. M ,!ll ...' I
i thfi "lllfl Nnrtli Htatf " will
pirluofin8pe
tfv nf tnor.ar.lin- tt.m 'V '
K ,xuj ' F m
i .
RIVER AND JR. A n INK.
-- The Norwegian barque Speranea; 01-
sen;' was off Scillv: May 20th.,
f ' The Susiet Huson from this port, ar
rived at Greenock on 10th inst. .
j The Norwegian barque Condor, Neil-
sen, arrived at Bristol on 22d inst.
j - The Summer 'Govd; Rogersfor this
port, cleared from London on the 10th inst.
Tha nfinn
f 'tliia Wrt for London! nassed Dover on ' the
i .-- --. mwi ww w. VH i F-S"a tV4
1 12th inst. ' - ' - : -; . ;-
I fTbe -British f brig
i from this port for Rotterdam,; was; spoken
' 1 . "
I fa the 17th inst., in lat., 40.20; long.t 59.20
j--.The schooner Ralph Howes, . at Vine
yard Haven, .from this port for; Boston,
lost, on the 11th inst., foretopmast and jib-
boom whep thirty miles south of the Cape
Fear.i;j ,. .-.i. v- i
l . W n n mtAarci unA that tlio . onli tnttr
Ndlic Poliet was off if Hatteras yesterday,
with both topmasts carried away and .sails
badly torn, but assistance had been' sent to
her from the" life-service ' station at that
f point: "
I , The following foreign vessels have sailed
I f or this port: jujcu
I Jrvucs Amanda (Ger.J, , Schult,-, Rot-
J terdam, April 8s Anna (Ger.),.i Seewerts,
eue, may atn;iuximus .nor. , xaiiaasen,
I Bruges, May 5; IenT' (Nor.j;a AnderseDi
I Malaga, March 31;Erwin (Ger.),' Laughen-
j richs, Hamburg.pr;
I MichelsenVH-llirU
I Qhr istoff ersen, Madeira, April 22 ; Germania
pt6jLydia,(Nor.), Nordin, Rotterdam, AprU
l-3topa (Ger.i Bpse, Hamburg; .April
L 13: Najaden (Nor.), Halvorsen, Antwerp,
iiiVl'r ; -rr-i" Ut-:-a
I A?1"" fB,u,u. vvw ouu, -
I "f erft February S-Normanby- (of ficreu),.
rnaaiitorv:.
i t
t Andreasen, Oporto, April 12,: Tbor (Nor.X
- i-Bundsen.'MarseiUes,: March , 18; . Vullur
I (Not), EUeitsen,; Calais, April 0.
L 1 'BrhC'lW-
urg, Lpril 2& ; it-ha (Nor5.), Hanr, Liver-
odi, Mayl 18; Mira lot. Cornwinsen,
LiverpooiMay 18; Nornen : (Nor.),lCri8f
tensen, j stadt, r j Apnij . 27; Dei Pommer
festJiuH u0???' B; D?ana
.
22i-LagerWa (NorA sStangeby; ArendeL
L ..-... T.-vr..'. a ir.i--.
April O; TOI Aaa t-or.), Dorenseu, mauiK-,
Man.H SO- San Jnan INorA Backe. Urima-
by.Apnir-..,
i-ij 4.ii. ao-iBN- vj'4oa
I WIBBISH.--Sunday.. .May 5t. CABO
tlNK WDtBISHi wfie ef Bobert Wimbislw aged
about 47 yeara. .
T Tiu auiypiou
nas passed from tu
ous and devoted wife and mother
time, into eternity. For nearly
t vears sue ana- ner aasoaaa. wno yet
arrives her, lived together in the enjoyment of true
fc.rmtaf-s and Deace. As a mother she was tender
..a .treetionate. and leave fonr children to mourn, 1
her loss." As a friend ahe was constant; as a com--
pamenmua Ana cneeziai, aa a nciuuwr bii was
pood. But, above aU, she was a true Christian, a
Faithfnl commanicant of St. Mark's Church, ia the
faith of which she passed several years of her life,
' . . . . . I ..1 1 . . 1.. .MM . Ii... .1. I
ana Sieam isuihbku u ivi uaiui . ymti, w uia
t-jstRaa-rrectlon.'? None knew her but to knre
.. u.i ak ia 1 4 Willf law taVaaamtA - Mat
Hry Wlfdk WO SAV9 A at IHVh-ai - avavaiw llVUt Uj
but her memorywill km remain amongst as, an
her example aerer lost upon ner family. She bore
ne
, four days.i.n . , -
live days,
One week,...
Two weeks,.;.. .. - .
Three week,.. "
One month, .........
Two montba,.:;.!...;; .
Three months,
" Six Tnonth8,iw.......i..
One year, ,,,s ....
- 3 B0
4 01.
6 Ul
s w;
10 00 rr
t 00
34 00 t
40 0i
i-f" Contract AdrerUaemests ulces at tti' ;
-j.
..rB, III,.. o.HJ W.--..,.!. . ' . .. '
- r . iwuixuou .jryv utwie one square, '
CITIf ITU in A.
1ew JACKaos's Bkst bweet Navy,ToVacc-l J3.
, THB MORNINO STARean alwav. h.harl . Ika
5.SK .E1?? to, the aly j ThePnreelt House.;-
"T--"1 -wna,ano tne bta Office. , ... '
m m - 1 '"Ji
w ."Z...1 .J. was
Children. It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves
wxa- wi., imawi tuu ooweisi cures dtsbthtkhy'
MflnrARTtgntA whethar -rU1n rnm n.i.. : :v
ozmts a bottlx.
other causes. Aa old and weir.trii.ft rnn,.o
WHAT ABJI TH5 CKEDKHTIALS OP GUEKS'g" Su.!
?0i JfiraUy, it ia endorsed by medical men"'
WSSWSTSSSWS ?' "
aa a disinfect ant
aSL!S"e-. Thirdly, it is inexpensire.
w wwo tui wuGtiuc. xiiiruir, ids lnexDensiTe. --
cUbU J WiUIOUt ri8K WltU HI
ill's Ikstaktaiuods :
. J.r.', .o .-.. 1 '?!;"
"ttr" "-i-.l.XUi i-WO Oil.:
a"11" dowdjo institute will Tlslti
. i -KTT?W . a r.imnn.TOT.w.,,.
i.-'
A Drama.
JACINK -"ATHALIA" WILL BB RBNDBRBD a.
&ePpi or the
; i. ' c . liT-
SI t0? School Hall,
the Academy of the Incarnation,.:..
on WEDNESDAY EVENING."
Doors open at IK P. M Entertainment
srt&lnmen
my S5 St -
commences ai a o'cicck. Tickets -
i I
Lecture.
Ti VERT M.EHBER of NEW Hanover ttikt: '
TemnfiTanr of H R T n i f tT'M iNfcfc 5-5
Church. ' J.B. Robinson.
! r - - ; - -Secretary.
i , ,, . . ., I, , ,
? TBK mnTIP.V ilT MMr iTrflnflTflTrlRTS
J -- . lUVi U I
MESSRS SCOTT 4s CO., 146 .Fulton St, Ka'w
- uujuik vub curiuua oiu -
COLONIAL, and CONTINENTAL Money used du
ring tne revolution. - Persons HOLDING only
should write them for liberal offer. it dw "-
I j
Look At
o
UK HANDSOME NECKWEAR,
' OUK STYLISH SUITS.' -s ' r J
OUK INCOMPARABLX SBXBTS,
f
i win WW riu.jns. v ' ii' ii
1 ' Theabnyof -,. '-. :
XTniversity ..of Virginia.
SUMMER LAW LECTURES (nine weekly), be
tdn lOtk Julv. 1879. and end intlv RAntmhar
Have proved ef signal use, 1st, to students who
design to oursue their atndiea at this ,nr nhr t r
School; 3d, to those who propose to read nrlvatelv;
vantage, of yatematic inst
apply (P.o. university of 's
P-oa, andsut. aw.
and 3d, to practitioners who have not had the ad-
instruction. For-circular'
Va ) to Johh B. MnroR,
my.t QAwW r
) . Gra.il! GradleS.
. '
D" . c
, : r rLY TKArKdJL
JRH.T nANs: ' J
. , For aale by . .
A ' GILES A MURCHTSON, ' ' "
88 and 40 Mnrchiaon Block. ,
myS7tf s;
i ; The"Quinhys'
rtAEGO (4000 BUSHELS) IS t BEST 'CORN
VJ we have received vet, and are grinding from it -
the -BEST BOLTED MEAL IN THE CIT YJ"
i-ry it u.u CORN also on hand for feeding' i
purposes. - '
mysrctf; ,: - PRESTON CUMMlNa.4s CO. . i
TTot.l PP nf flftTia rftl Pre "hiW
JMOWCO OI yOpaTXIierSnip,
- .... .. - ...
THE, UNDERSIGNED .. HAYjS 'THIS DAY : s
formed a Coparrnersaip. under the same, firm and
... . . - . t "
starleof , ...... s1 - v, ,
j Hahn & Goodman, '
for the pnapoae of transacting a Wholesale and Re-
' ... -'.--. V - . ;
tali Business in DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Stclllfi v?
" .i f j: julius hahn;
t
! my 27 It , !
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GEO. P.
ROWELL
' ft CO.
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I : - ' -.. :.t. ,"..!.ij
1 For.Ten Cents : One hundred pages
Pamphlet' with Lists of. Newspapers
and "Advertising Rates. '
-,t,i
For;.Teu Dollars .:; Four dined aq-t
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it ii i'x -m
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The advantages offered are these : " ' ..
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mer resort, and the season is near at hand when vl- - -si
tore from the malarial, districts will be coalngU
West to spend the Summer.
4th. A-plendid market for. every thing thla sec-,
Hon produces. -- -,
1 5th. Good schools, and a christian and moral aom' '
munity.
eta. No healthier place in the State y,:t i- rt .
7th. The building ia brick, and the rooms are
large and airy, and ample in number. A 1
There are many othe- superior advantages, and
those mentioned are facts to which I invite efforts 4 -
iorproor toy tnose who may desire.
I .ESfAll communications promptly answered. ,
M, B. Only very limited capital is required. - , .
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