THE II0SITH76 GT&It.
BUSHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDa VS.
RATES 0 OTMCfen-TIOK IK ADVANOH tJ ;
,,tyear. (by ma51 postage paid,.... 7 tio
SU months, " ....... 4 00
rhree months, , . - a ....... 4
one month " , " ..... ,100
To City Subscribers, aeUveredln any pirt f the
city, Fifteen Cents per week. Our City Agents are
uot. authorised to collect tor mere than three ronntto
n atlvanee. ,
oiitIjImk;:
, Senate not in session. Ilouse con
sidered additional appropriations for Post
office Department. University of Ox
ford, , England, beBtows the degree of
D. 13. It. on three persons. ." Three
bodies have been recovered by divert from
the cabin of steamship Pommeranta, sunk
on Not. 15, 1878. -M. Blanqui, French
Socialist, pardoned, ; Solovieff, the
attempted Russian assassin, is to be hanged .
Senate Committee continues Its inves
tigations of the SpofTord-Kellogscaseu - -Appropriation
bills likely to go through by
consent of the Democracy without partisan
display.: The legislation in the House
yesterday was unimportant; mostly postal
affairs i r The Kellogg-Spofford case
was further investigated yesterday - -Jerome
Park races continued yeslerday,
and there seems to have been rare sport
for turfmen. - New York markets:
Money 35 per cent.; cotton nominal at
1Q i1ft7lQ 9.1 . "ji
quiet and steady at 4 755 60; wheat
without-; (iecidedcbaoge,iwinter al shade
firmer, with a moderate trade; corn a shade
easier, southern 46 cents; spirits turpentine
quiet at 2G2Gx cents; rosin quiet at $1 82
l 87J for common to good strained.
It took ten cars to carry the pas
sengers from Washington bound for
the Winchester (V a ) memorial cele
bration. ' - '
. The New York World, in its edi
torial dpon Senator ; Hampton's ex
cellent speech, says: !
"Wade Hampton's speech in - the Senate
yesterday is one pf the most effective; per
haps ou the whole the most effective, of all
tbe appeals which Southern legislators have
as yet addressed .to the reason and con
science of the North." ... '
M t. C. P. .Spencer does not have a
very high opinion of Senator Vance's
first speech in the Senate.' She thinks
he could haveafforded to wait a year
or two, and then made "his best ef
fort," f She says of his first effort:
.: Tbis ia a good speech. Gov. Vance
could hardly have made a poor one, but it
is only a good stump speech, such as he has
often made before. No man can make bet
icr, but they are not his best." I
blv correct in thinkinsr that Ewins'a,
election depends upon the number of,
Greenbackers he can draw to his sup
port. This will appear from the vote
of 1878 -Republican candidate 274,-'
120;. Democratic 270,964; National.
38,332. It will be seen that the Re
publican was in a minority of 35,174
votes, although he had a plurality of
3154. J
., The Washington dispatch to the
NewYork Herald says the Demo
cratic ticket in Ohi is regarded as
dangerous for Foster. Ha can carry
moj-ti Greenback votes than any other
person could carry J The dispatch
"The ticket is regarded as a blow at both
Tildea and Thurman.; - At Tilden, because
Bishop was bis man, and at Thurman, be
cause Ewing thinks himself quite as good
a Presidential candidate as Thurman, and
would think a seat in tbe Senate a very
comfortable place, ... " , 7
We have turned ' to our Republi
can exchanges to see what they had
gleaned relative to the meaning or
force "of the : Democratic ticket ia
Ohio. . The Washington . correspon
dent of the Baltimore American, for
; instance, has this to
say,
and it is
worth considering: , , . "
'It is most significant that . they glory
over.jesterday!s victory as a revenge for
the treatment which their branch of the
party received at the St. Louis Convention
ia Jane, 1876, when Ewlng, Voorbees and
others, as tbe pronounced friends of infla
tion measures, weie diiren from the plat
form by the Tilden men, under the lead of
Dorsheimer, in utter violation of all parlia
mentary rules, and by the sheer force of the
Tilden majority. To-day the Ewmg men
; are claimin that tbev have turned Dor-
shelcet's speech in denunciation of Ewing
both upon him and those Eastern Dem
ocrats whom he represented,, wnen .no
declared, amid tremendous cheering of
the f Tildea Mteo-h at u.6U-vLouii,-. tha
they propose to make a straight issue be
tween soft and hard money; mat oy.uuf
iBfu they, tbe Eastern Democrats, intcad-
ed to stand or fall, and that if the conven
tion wanted soft money they could give
their votes to the resolution offered by lien.
Ewing, the most distinguished man ia the
United Slates. ' Recalliog this speech, they
have been exulting to-day that they have
committed-the Democratic party of the
State of Ohio in advance of the National
Convention and the campaign of . 1880 'to
(the success of the most distinguished soft
traoney man of the Union, denounced as
such by tbe united hard money Democra
cy of tbe East only three years ago . in Na
tional i Convention . There is Orie other
national feature of this victory of which
they do not hesitate to speak freely among
tnemselves; and that ia mat mey regard
th triumph of yesterday as a final victory
over Thurman in au ms .rre.Biuenuat mapi'
rations." '
The Stalwarts are so extreme that
they are always :f annoyed, ; even
angered, when they hear conciliatory
views fall from representative5 Sath
ernera. Whilst Hampton; was mak
ing his conservative, wise,' and highly
patriotic speech in the Senate, that
ignorant blatherskite, Logan," and
that other bitter "andnarrow-minde!
Stalwart, r McMillan ,of Minnesota,
1 1" I
i I
VOL; XXiy.r-NO. 65.
it. Neither one of these mighty war
riors are fit to brush the dust from
Hampton's one shoe. Ontv gome
dpxenof, the Republican Senators
isterted to the wise utterances of the
sober and patriotic South Carohniaa.
They call it "gush. . If be had pdt
on his war paint and taken a fejr
scalps, sojth at capital could have been
made for, them in .the tVNorth, r they,
would have been in eestacies; Its
very moderation and sentiments of
of ty patriotUm were - just what .they
did not desire. The Richmond
State's special, from which wo gather
the facts mentioned, says: " : -
"Without savine aavlhinr fresh or stait-
ling, he delivered what the Democrats call
a first rate speeofa.Jikely to operate among
conservative Republicans as an untidote to
the bluer harangues of Blaine and Logan,
and men of that ilk. A Northern Democratic
Senator was so much pleased with-it that he
say a he intends to circulate ten thousand
copies among his Republican constituents.)
THB.QITZ
M BE lli?aYllriairM Vttf '. .
DlSAITlEABKD. V
To Wk. AEF.Esq.
Ai David Advancing. v . ,;: ? j
OTTKBBOxma Switched. ! - - 3
M. Cronlt Tax listing. 1
E. P. Coyiuqton Butter. - "
Yates Stereoscopic views.
Mtjkson Wamsutta shirts
IIeinrbergkr A full Block. ' - . ;
YATK8 Moore's N: C. History.
R. Hkhsino Truss hoops. &c
Mallard & Bowdkit Trunks.
B. F. White Upholstering, &c. j
Furcbxl Hoxj be Summer board. . :
J. W. Gordon & Bro. Insurance. .
Parker & Taylor Did you ever.
W. & W. R. R. Excursion season, j
PKor. AQOSTua Family excursion. ;
Adrian & VoLlers Groceries, &e. ' i
Giles & MimcmoH--3 rain cradlus. . !
G. A. Peck Sash, blinds, doors, &c
J. Dawsoh & Co. Hubs, spokes, &c: j
Harrison & Allen Ventilated hats. ;
Altafter & Price Sash, doors, &c. j
J . K. McIlhesnt Baffalo Lithia Watef
Cronlt & Morris Sundries at auction J
WnxiAMa & Murchison Salt, corn, &cJ
Gerhasdt & Ca Buggies, harness, &c 1
P. H. Hatden Wagon repairifig, &C.'
BaATwxsiax & JIcKoy Caa't be fooled
Kbrchner & Calder Bros. Cotton;
batting, bacon, lard, wagons, &c.
Itoeal Oota.
To day is Trinity Sunday. i
t)ttr Sh'elbv ifiendalel t for their!
homes on Friday nighL
hm ' "
et hue to many of the children about town.
Officer Bender pioked up a stray ;
child on the streets yesterday and restored,
it to it 8 parents.
Out of about 4,000 ' tax-payers
in the city of Wilmington, 496 bad listed
their taxes up to yesterday evening.
Rev. Dn .-Wilson has returned
to the city, and will occupy Ills pulpit this
morning, at the usual hour for service." '
The meeting of the' Children's
Memorial Association, which was to have
taken place on Friday afternoon, was post
poned. -,
- That. alligator, that had such a
hankering after the blood of innocent Jus
ticesof the Peace, has been shipped to
Boston.
Up to 3 o'clock P. M. yesterday
217 dog badges 'bad been disposed of.
There are a few more canines yet to be
badged. : .
The Register of Deeds issued
three marriage . license during the past
week, of which one was for a white and
two for colored couples.
The Ru Rev. Thomas Atkinson,
D.D., LL.D., will make a special visita
tion to St. Mark's Pariah, and confirm, also
administer the Holy Cam'rxranion, this (San-
day) morning, at 11 o'clock. '
We hear it rumored hat Capt.
T. :i: SQutherlaad will aoomrun a line of
omnibuses to Oadale .Cemetery, two or
three afternoons during' the week," if the
proposed f ntirprjse beets I w)tb sufficient
encouragement.. ,(I Kl
Remember the Thalian Ama
teurs, on Friday evening next, ptopose to
pa.Trv vou most rJeasaotlv "Amone the
Breakers In blhef words they will pro
dace the drama of that name, and those
who have JbeiloforeWjtne88edjtbeir ad-
miraDIO penormKuccs kiu uccu m uigiuj
to attend this presentation of 8 Bplenia
pi ay . H ? Ai -H.ii'i'' s.5 a' i y f ;v v. t:
The picnic excursion of the
Sabbath School of the Second Presbyterian
Church, yesterday, t to the Hamrae place,
was one of those affairs which are really
enjoyable. "No fuss no parade no dis-
play; nut a genuine oci vwji
there was hearty ioul and body, everybody,
and everybody's father mother, son r and
daughter, and -the remotest 'connections-,
evejO tpPbaJore's &&foLtoi&&H
brothers and aunts vieing with each other
iamakibg It a day long to be rememperea.
AIaiEliraW 43wp. v.:-j ' - -i - "
'John Jackson, colored, was arraigned be
fore Justice Gardner, yesterday, on a peace
warrant, for assault'and-battery,- and for
wilfultfandontffceC
which the warrants were issued being made
by his wife, plara Jackson ' He, was hound
over ia thafirst ease in the . sum of $100
and the Other two cases were' dismissed on
tbe payaeot of costs. 1 '
WILMINGTON, N. C., SUNDAY.
A Oatilns Scrape lit Paddy Hollow
A difficulty occurred yesterday morning,
between 3 and 9 o'clock, at' the house on
the corner of Mulberry and Nut street, be
tween two colored men named Delepate
Towers and Hezekiah Atkinson, during
which,. the latter, was stabbed in the left
side by a dirk in the hands of the former.'
The policeman on that beat heard a shuf
fling noise in the house, , but no - outcry or
disturbance, which : was followed :afew
minutes afterwards by the appearance of
Towers, who went over to his place on the
opposite side of the street, but exhibited no
excitement or other indications tt having
been engaged in a difficulty.' The polic
man'5 asked ' him : 'what ; was the
ter.f " ' and he' reDlied 1 that ' there
nothing at all the matter, except that ia
man wanted to take some advantage of
him. - He soon afterwards came, out of his
place and started up the street. A few mi
nutes later one Csephus Finch came out of
the corner, house, and upon being asked
what was going on- in there, said there had
been a fight. Sergeant Davis was there
upon notified, and, upon investigation, as
certained ' tbe extent of the troubled It
seems that tbe fight took place in au uppejr
room of the house, which "was formerly
occupied by Towers,7 but is now in posses
sion of one C. C. Cook; colored, who rUns
a bar room' on the lower floor.' The par
ties are represented to have been gam
blicg during the night, and finally ; got
to quarrelling. Towers cursed Atkinson,
when the latter seized a chair and knocked
Towers down with it twice, when, .upon
rising the second time, he plunged the dirk
into tbe body of his antagonist, as before
stated. 1 ? ' "-.--
Dr."BelIamy,"who" was called in "and
dressed the wound, says he does not think
the weapon struck a vital part,: though ii
entered to tho , depth.' probably, of two
laches. -
A. warrant was soon .afterwards issued
or Towers, who at last accounts had not
M 1 ... 4 i
been captured - - - I
Atkinson was taken to the hospital, yes
terday afternoon,"in an ambulance s j
Mayer'a coars , . j
There was only one case before the May
or yesterday morning, but it was a lively
one; at least, it was Mary Eliza Lively
whose name was called,- and she was ac
cused by OOicer E. S. Griffith, who arrest
ed her, with promenading ' up and down
Market street, between Front and Second,
at a late hour Friday tight, smoking a ci4
gar, and conducting herself in such a man-j
nerasto'.cad to the impression that she
bad becu stimulating hir naturally cheer
ful disposition with ati extra dose of uben-
zine." bhe was orderea to pay
She was ordered to pay a fine of
$5 or be locked up in the city prison
for
five days. .
Deatb and Burial of a soldier.
Charles Roland, a soldier, formerly of
Company D, 8th Infantry, Col. Frank's old
regiment, which was stationed here not
long after the close of the war, died at Dr.
Winanta' plantation, near this city, ou
Thursday, of consumption. He was of
German extraction, and a native ot Buf
falo,' New York. He was buried in the
National Cemetery, yesterday, permission
for his interment there having been condi.
lionally granted by the Secretary of War
his tuneral ; expenses being paid from con
tributions oollected from citizens of Wil-
iningion:.; , Z .
Bale of tbe WlIttilssV9, Columbia 4c
Aacnata Railroad.
We learn from our correspondent at Ha-.
leigh that Messrs; (E:c Inau & Latimer, of
this city, as lhettorr:s of the bondhold
ers, have obtained si 'decree for the fore
closure and sale of this road, at the present
term or . the circuit vours or tae v miea :
States now being held at Balelh. ' Major
D. J; Devaiei of--'tJla city; was -appointed
CommissioneVi-uppnirffllnga bond tor
150,600, ;, and -initracted ta' deposit the
money from the sale the' Eoad in- thej
Bank of New Hanover, in this city. We
are not informed as to what7 time tbe sale
will take place. ' ; " "t ; 1 1
Xne oxford Horner Sthow.' .
Mr. Jerome C. Horner, for the past year
and at present connected with the Cape
Fear Military Academy, of this city, will
return to Oxford at the close of the present
session, and assume the direction Of the
Horner School, a mathematical, classical,
Bcif ntific and military academy at that
place," tho next f session ;'of; 'which com
mences on the 1st' ot -Septeodher.. Mr. It.
W; .Wfnston; a' graduate of ;,th"e'Uhiv0rsliy
Of North Carolina, will ' be an assistant
teacher aod Jlr,;j-: Hj 'Rofaqrj father of
the Prlapipali will give insi ruction r to I
number of classes For' fojrtber particulati
address the Principal 7.4 V. -;,' a
: 4 . f, ' m'm iinr, r j
Ttoo Beiainut BtoelcVavement.
A test case with regard, to Use' coUecting
Of the assessments: against property owners
along Frqnt street,' for . the . Belgium block
pavement laid by the city authorities some
years ago, will come up before tbe Superior
Court to -morrow jnorm' ngt ?C;uite a. pur
ber of witnesses haVe been"5 sunfinohed to
testify in thecasei" ' '
Messrs Stedmani'De vane, -Darby City
Attorney) and Macks will appear for the
citv. and Messrs. Davis and French for the
defendants:-"'
A. Political M8eU. ,
" Some wag got hold of an old Ste extra,
issued during the excitement shortly after
the last : Presidential election, and headed
Tildea . Triumphant?. . and : posted it on
the tree-box in front of -Mr H. H. Bloom's
store, corner of Fifth, and Chesnut streets,
where it was discovered Friday morning,
A great many were "sold" by it during the
day, being specially attracted by the Stab
roosters crowing laawiy :
mat-was
slip."
1 1 1 ' ' ' r ' ; ; ' j- ; ' - - - - . V " - f - " - - 1 at.' a
Our Oburebea XoIayi:.ii ,i z. .
First Presbyterian Church, corner Third
and Orange streets. , Rev.; Dr. J. R t Wil
son,' Pastor. . Services at 11 al m. and 8
p. m.' Sabbath school at 5 p. m; ' Young
Men's Prayer Meeting Tttesday' night at 8
o'clock ; Lecture Thursday eveninjp: at 8
o'clock. ' Skats tbek. - '.j. hi--. -.
Second Presbyterian Church, corner ef
Fourth ..and Campbell streets. . It6v. C.
M. Payne, Pastor. - Services at 11 a.ra. and
at 8 p. ; m. Sabbath school and! Bible
class at 4 p.m. Prayer meeting every. Wed
nesday at 8 p. a. Seats free.
Frent Street MS B. Church (South), cor
ner of Frent and Walnut streets, Rev. E.
A. Yates, paster. Services at 11 a. m. and
3 p. m.; Sunday School at 3 p. mi; W.
M. Parker, , sup't Yeuag Men's Society
Tuesday evening, 7J o'clock; and regulSr
Prayer Meeting aftd Lecture ; Wednesday
evening at 7f o'clock. tl ' -f
Fifth Street Methodist E. Church (South;)
situated ou Fifth, between Nuu'and Church
streets,. - Rev. B. R. Hall, pastor.' Services
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath school
at 9 a. m. Prayer meeting Thursday eve
ning at 7T o'clock. , ' -
Sf ' Paul's Evang. . Lutheran Church,
eorner of ?tb and Market streets. Rev. Ot.
D. Bernheim, D. D., paster. German ser
vice at 11 a.m. : English service at 8 p. m. ;
Sunday school at ii p. m. . ; . - .
First Baptist Church, corner ef Market
and Fifth streets,- Rev. James B. Taylor,
paster. Sunday school at 9J a.m. Services
at II a.ra. and 8 p. m., conducted by Rev.
J. C. Hiden, D. D., former pastor of the
Church, Missionary Society at 3. p. m, in
Brooklyn HalL . , Young mea's prayer meet
ing Tuesday might at 8 o'clock, u Church
prayer meeting Thursday night at 8 o'cl'k.
Second Baptist Church, ou Gth, between
Church and Castle streets. . Preaohing at
11 o'cleck, a. m., and 7i o'clock, p. m., by
Bro. J. P. Sing. Sunday sehool at a.
Regular Prayer Meeting at 8 o'clock Tues-
day evening. .
St John's Church, corner of Third and
Red Cross streets. Revrt3eore Patterson;
Rector. Trinity Sunday. Morning Prayer
Litany and Celebration at, 11 o'clock. Evel
ning Prayer at 8 o'clock. Sunday school
at 5 p. m. - .
St. James' Church, corner Market and
Third sts. Rev. Dr. A. A. Watson, Rector.
Whitsunday. Morning Prayer , and Cele
bration at 11 o'clock; Sunday school at 94
a,m.; Evening Prayer at 6 o'clock. 'I 5:.f
SL Paul's (Episcopal) church, corner of
Fourth and Orange streets, Rev. T. M. Am
bler, Rector: Services at 11 a. m., and 8j
p. m. Sunday school at Zi p.m. Seats free;
The public are invitedto attend religious
services at the Tileston upper room in the
Tileston Normal School building, on Ann
streets, between Fourth and . Fifth streets,
every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Seamen's Bethel,' Dock, between Water
and Front streets. Rev. Jas. W.Craig, chap-
a in. bervices at 4 p. m., to which seamen:
are cordially invited. . j
StJjewiar ChapeL corner! Seventh ahcr
Bladen streets, Rev. JohnI H. Lewis, pas-i
tor. Services atll o'clock, a.nu3f o'.clock.
p. m., and 8 o'clock; fx nu ' ' .
at. liUke s Ar-AL Jfi. Zttm Church, corner
Seventh and Church streets. Rev. G. B:
Farmer, pastor. Services at 11 a. m., and
Sand 7;3pm. Jbt pubUo are invited.
eats free.
First Congregational Church. Memorial
Hall, corner of Seventh Sad Nun streets.
Rev. D; D. Dodge, Minister. Sunday ser
vices at 10i a. to. and 3 and 7ip. m. Praise
and Conference meeting every Wednesday
night at 7 o'clock.. ; -
SU Jnark's (colored) JCpiscoBal Church,
corner (5th aad Mulberry streets. Services
on gunaays atll a. m. aaa it p.m.; Bamts'
9 a. m. and 4A n. m.. . Sundav school at St
Barnabas at Si p. m. leats free.
ftt Btepnen'a A..M. in. Church. ev. j.
G. Fry, pastor. Services on Suadajr at
10J a. m., 3 p. m. aad 7 p. m.; on Tuesday
at 7 p. to., official meeting; preaching oa
Wednesday at 7 J). m,;! prayer meeting on
Friday at 7 p. m.
JTirst nesbvterian Church, (colored k oth
and Chesnut Streets. ' Rer. D. J. Banders,
paston Preaching at 11 o'clock, av m. and
7i p. m. Sabbath school at 9 o'clock a. m.
Wooten's Chapel," (colored), corner of
Bladen and 9th streets,Rev Willis Wooten,
?astor. Jfreaching at 11 a. m., 9 p. m., ana
p. m. Sunday Schools at 9 a. m.' Wt&
nesday Bervices at 7 P. m. Prayer meeting
at 7 o'clock: every Friday evening, seats
free." i ''. - "
First Baptist Church, colored, corner ef
Ninth and Ril flrnaa MrMta. . Rev. Jetn
ry PattersonrMissionarv African Baptist
'Church, pastor in charge. Sabbath shcool1
at a o ciocb? a. .rrtachtsg at 11 o ciocx
a.m. . Bible school at 3d. m. Preaching
at 7i o'clock p. m. .Young men's prayer
meetine Mondav aieht 71 o'clock: preach
ing Tuesday tdeht 7 o'clk: reeular prayer
meeting Thursday night 7 o'clfc ' r-
LFirst Bantist Church, colored.' on - Fifth
and Campbell streets. Sunday School at 9i
a. m.; preaching at 10 J a. m., p. . ana
7i p. m. Rev. F. R. Howell, Pastor. " ?
.: Third Baptist Church (colored), between
Castle aad Queen on Ninth Street- Rev. B.
H. Fillyaw, pastor. Services at 11 a.m.
and ? p.m. ; Sunday school at 9 a.m. , ' , ;
" Ebeaeser Baptist Church (colored), 7th,
between Orange and Ana streets, Wi B.
Banks, paster. Services at 10i a. m., 8 p.
m., and 8 p, m, Sabbath school at 13 M.
Trinity Chapel, M. E. Church, 7th and
Brunswick streets, Rev. E. Morten, Pas
tor." Bervices at 11 , o'clock, a. m., 3 p. m,
and 7i p.' m. Sabbath School at 9 a. 'm.' '
i-v i '- am ' " ' 3
VTblilus .lXiaeaBxearlon:Tontri
.The.f xcursionl the WhUing Riflei Vo
monow leaving .the wharf ; at & o'clock
sharp; pon the steaaaerfPasspwi,- ahouJd not
ba forgottenl -The boat is to stop at alf the
down-river f ortl, nd we aro assured sthat
unremitting endeavors will be put 'forth'to
make ihe trip WgreeahU to allV; : "1
' We have only a word Vadd. " The Stab
ignores; puffing, hut 'reserves the right W
ssyright thiDgS in their proper place. Mili
tary companies ue not paid ; they axe not
commercial; and as the object of the ex-
enrsion to-morrow s to . help an organiza
tion that is self-supporting, we trust that a
vast crowd will add to thecash balaace la
their treasury.. f f -: f'
" ...
. rrroable commences jBariytia.lire,"t, we
hear,d a young wife say, when she sent 'fox
n
a bottle or Dr. Ball's Baby Byrup, Jo cure
the baby. ' - w. f
JUNE;8;a87r :
For the- South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, hfgher pressure, northeast to south
east winds, slightly cooler weather, and
light local' rains, ; arc the probabilities for
, to-day'.? j t ' '
;. Rev.Dr J.. C,r Hiden, formerly .Pastor
of the First Baptist Church of this city:
but now of Greenville, S. C, arrived hefe
yesterday morning, and is the. guest ofMr:'
William Larkins. - He I will occripy; t(e
pulpit of the First Baptist Church, to-day.
; -This, we believe, ia ithe first visit pf Dr.
Hiden to Wilmington since he resigned his
charge and his many friends are delighted
toseehim.5' . - - -
B1VKR AND SXAKlrlB.
Schooner Jem EartUt WalU arrived
at New York-June 5th from this port. 1 1
; ), The Susie, tot this port, was reported
by telegraph yesterday as homeward bound.'
; Schooner Wade Hampton, Sabistpa,
cleared from Baltimore for this port on the
4th inst ' ' ': ' . A I '
: The BXo; Morland, and YdOiyriBn, Ok
sen, from this port, arrived 4t London bh
the 25th ultTrTTTT" . ' I
' The Norwegian trig lyphen the Nor
wegian barque' Concordia and ; the Norwe
gian brig Edene, the latter to sail for Ssl
vannah, were reported in below yesterday.
- The Cape Fearz-for- seme-distance th js
side of Fayette.viUe, j is getting very low
again, and if rain does not , come soon in
localities calculated to increase the amount
of water, trouble may be anticipated among
the steamboatmen. . The steamer D. Mxir
ehison, with an ordinary cargo, touched pa
the shoals as Bhe came down Friday last
1 - MABBIRB ' V--' - i
BOWOKN BRYANT. On Thursday, Hay 831
1879, by Rev. George Patterson, D. O , HO BERT O
BOWDSN and KATIS E., daughter of Lewis H'
Jryant Ksq. . . , -i . , t- I
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
. Sundries at Auction.: 1 j
ON TUESDAY NEXT. lOTH INSTANT, AT 10
o'clock, A. H., we will sell at our Bales Boom.
Soath Water Street, an invoice of Crockery ana
Glass Ware, conrisrtBft in part of C C Ewers and
Basins, Bowls, Mags, iSpitteoas, Cbambera,Lampa,
Goblets, Preserve Dianes, Cream and Syrnp Jogs,
uiaas xea sets, oc, TOgemer wun sundry otner a
tides. 1e8St CBUNLY MOSBIS, Amcta,
; I Am Alone Row,
T PUT PP MT OWN AWNINGS, L'
At
And Hang my own Wall Paper,
Hake my own Mattrasses. I
- - Oo.myownUj
i
urn Upholstering.
f. WHITE. . i
reen 2d and Sd.
Try me once. - e. r. w
Je 8 H " Market, between
For the Summer.
OPBCIAL INDUCEMENTS ' ?: ,
FOB 8UMMEB BOASD
AT PUBCSLL EOUSSJ
HOWELL COBB, . i
proprietof :
Je8 It
g Desirable nesideiico for Sale. !
loffer for sale bit Besidenoe. on the
West aide of Third Street, between Ches-
ill
III.
nat ana jaaiDerry tstreets. ' rne. uot im
.80x165 feet. The House contains eight
Iraoms and m in excellent renair. -;
If i
Persona wishing to purchase . will be shown
throaga the premiBes on application
. or terms,
i appiy vo ' . ' j
JOHN LONDON.
je i iw nac
. jlCoiisignmeiit of;
" Kfi TUBS BUTTEB, . " " i
OVt In Small Lots, Fresh and Nice, and
K A TUBS COPKXNG BUTTEB, ,
OU , , WhiehwiU besoldLOWJ
Apply to 5 -B. R COVINGTON, , V ;
.... ---- jonmilisluii Merchant, - i
je 8 It . . . , . North Water Street !
Tax Estingt .
SECOND ; SPECIAL ;OTlCE !
To list say. .....
Listed daring present week.
,.400O
, . 496
v j- v t! Eemalning unlisted. .'t..,.i,.85H, ;h
-- Do not wish to detain yoa at; City Ban, bat caa-
not, avoid It unless a better dally average is made. J
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M. CRONLT, .
-f Assessor Wilmington TownahIfe '
,Je8Jt,: ; j Review copy. . .
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Trtuiko.
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TI7B HAVE JUST' BECBTVED THE LARGEST
TT aad . most perfect asaortmont of TRUNKS
and TKAVBLINQ BAQS ever brosgkt to this
market' Prices reduced." Give us a call at our
Wholesale and Betall Harness Establishment, No. 8
SOUTH MONT bTKBST ' ' . : ---
je 8 tf ' MALLARD. A BOWDEN.
; 0t7?iers of Carriages,
yy v WAGONS, o., iroedag Repairs, will find
ViTlttta thai Ihtiraa-te brtoff fedtiS at oaoe
1 "il'to P. H. HAYDEN. . ,t i ., i ,
HARNESS, SADDLES, &c, constantly on band.
HOBSB-SBOEING douout Low Prioas. io t: i -J
j8tf,.. t . r .; . -
"Hook's History oMM; Carolma.
Wtbeckived"- ".i-ic: :;jt uui s'l
J w"i,i. v. . f. JLND FOB 8 ALBf BY
"-BLANK ' BOOKS ' of ' eyery kind gotten up J to
order at short notice. : v -. je 8 tf - -
A' LL COTTON I GOODS HAVE ADVANCED
. lately in price, and the PEARL SHIRT with
them, but anticipating the rise I iaid in double
Stock, consequently am enabled to continue to aslj
them for awhile at the old price , . ,
$i 00 On Dollar- 1 901 'l
They are the best I tiffxnS try one for a sample,
aad it yoa are not rttiBfted- thai moitey. will be re
funded. . -;
I would call special attention to my stock of
WHITE VESTS. It is wUhoot a doubt the largest
in the State. ( ' - .
For the latest styles la CLOTHING generally,
and at low prices, call on A. DAVID, - - ,
Je8tf TheClothter.
0,
STANDABD -ANflr)? MISCSLLANEOUa
BOOKS of every description, v .; r r , . ,
- Blank Books, Memorandum Books. 'Pass Books,
Time Books, Pocket, Booka Albums, Writing
Desks, Portfolios, Inkstands, Inks writing and
copying all - color, - Pens gold -and' steel. Pea
Holders of erery Tariety, Pen Baeka, Baleta. Papee
w eignts, Aim ueeta dook jasxjui xags, utoui
ana wrung .
Presses. Cop:
MtA mul Ral
Hammocks, Uroqaet, f laying uarua,
PftsrtttTiirss ipfin. suit ftift .tM
oarus. Chess-men, ana .m.wi iow
" ;1 ..: - f v.' :n y ",l i'1'"
loo. Organs, Guitars. Violins, Aecoraeons,
I,- Fifes, Drums, Tambourines' Banjos, Har
ons. Jewsharps, Jfce., c ' -
games " , --
Piaaos,
Flutes.-PI
mnntivwa iMihams. Aft . - Ac
AU for sale at HEiHSBKif uwa . f
. Je 8 tf , - ' Xtr Book and Music Store.
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Bit' 1
1 1 ? WHOLE NO. 3,689
fi. NE W; ADVERTISEMENTS.
- - r YOU (3ANT FOOL ' ,
Boatwright & EIcKoy;
. ' e. . f ' : a ii hill .wcr-" ; r.i ,
- ,. .. FOR THEY KNOW
The - People I of Wiington
''HAVB MONEY.'
n 1
siBpe the immense mounta invested in Govern
ment Script (as advertised), and still the"npply is
noteqaal to ths demand. So stop crying "Hard
Timss,7payyour billsprompUy.anaglo ; '
yl l't - 'and : , ft. :
Buy Your Groceries Olieap.
i J 0'f- '.good' goods t
For nmch less! money than tho oldest man In the
;i-r r. .1 -j world ever: bought them. '
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larWe will say to our Wholesale" Friends, give
US A'TRLVL, and 'If we can't1 convince ycu we
will say yott are Joined to your Idols, i; ''' j
Boatwright & McKoy,
, 5 and 7 NORTH FRONT ST. ' f-
je 8 B&Wtf ! '
;o.'.,;., , .L-.. -;:I,ju j ':
r - Switched. ;-Jj
pHB EXCUBSION TRAIN FURNISHED QRA-i--
ioaly. as a compliment to the patrons of
the- -MEN'S WEAR DEPOT, was delayed twelve
hours on account of the changing of the Switch at
Competitor's Station, thirteen miles above this' city.
No serious damage was done, however, and the dis
satisfaction caused by the' email loss of time was
made up by the SATISFACTION or buying Cloth
ing. Hats and Furnishing Goods at "a ' less margin
than such'Goods were ever bought .before. Those
tlesrant suits in 8alrn nri nntam.. mo. ...!
xleaned out i A -repeUtion of the stock entirely
- , " " v.u.w uiuiw iui oiuiuaer wear a
specialty, i The officials of the Road will please ac
cept thanks for favors rendered. -r
1 OITEEBOUHO'S:"
; Je8tf , 87 Market St, Wilmington, N. a
Wamsutta. Shirts, j
QPBN FSONT- ' ' ---: - :
AND OPEN BACK, 1 ' - ' r
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t : Gn the next Steamer'
je8 1t-,T. . ...... . .MUNSON. '
-rrr
: JStereoscopic Views, : i
QF EVERY THING IN - - - t
, , . .UNO ABOUND WILMINOTONi
"..notographsor all sizes and kinds gotten up in
the best stvle At1- - 6 '
YATES BOOK STORE AND PHOTO BOOMSl
i " 1 : ----- - ;
: Did Toil . liver j
SEE THOSE BEAUTIFUL TOILET T
. i. .v 8BTS AT PABKEB St TAYLOH'S 1
Also, these Champion Steam Cookers, 77 '
iv i,n.Tnn.. Ic Cream Freezers, Coolers,'
jaad the 'PARKER" and "ROSSMORB" COOKS
3e 8tf - 19 Front Street. 1
Van I
YOUaBUTP OF CLOTHING. DYED AND RE -pawed
by us, ia" now ready, and looks A No. 1.'
Callandeetit. " , "
- WILMINGTON DYEING ESTAB'T.
. . je 8 tf i . , Market, bet. 2d aad 3d Sts." i
DISAPPEARED! :
High Prices for furniture since the"
adyeiit-ef-the' NEW FUBNITUEE STORE.
Call and see. ,
4;SBBBBENbs'&lllljNBOB, 7
N.B. cor. Market and SdSta Wilmington. N.C. '
je 8 tf iSrararooms 2d. bet. Market & Princess. 1
y. Tire Instirahce.
T IVERPOOL & LONDON GLOBE. ,
jpAMLICO, of Tarbord, N. C.
MERCHANTS' & MECHANICS'. J j:
. . ,? ., . . - t, ' ef Richmond, Va.
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QOLUMBUS, of Columbus. Miss. " ; ".
. , '. ' JNO.W. GORDON & BRO., Agents! ? v
s ja 8 tf ; ; . 1 . . ; 84 North Water Street ?
YmtflateU'Straw
:
and Cloth Hats.
-.7 HARRI805 Sb ALLEN, "t
7
- :. v -- .;'.--, v, Hatters.
:Je.8'tf.v
Sash, Blinds and Doors,
TAttlTStOII3 ANDxGllASS,' t !'.v! i u V
Str.'.'i BUILD EES' HARDWARE, i
i i At Bock Bottom Prices, by
. GEO. A. PECK,
f No.858QthFrontSt
.-,jU.8:.f.
Grain Cradles.
A FULL SUPPLY F, s GRAIN, CRADLES.
lowest prices by
JMLES 4TMURCH1SON, V
je8tf
, ,oo ana w murcniBon UioCJC.
- " ' -7 ' ' :
Huhy Bpbkes,;Bims, H
'fTTAGON" WBEBL,vBUGGYODiES, CART
,TT Wheels, Buggy Springs,. 8ulky Wheels, Tire
ban of all sizes, shafts. Seats, Carriage Parts,
Axles, and Steel ef all descriptions. .Also, a large
assortment of Trimmings of all kinds. If you want
good Goods be sure and make your selections at the
Old Established Hardware House of -
.... 4 ?,v-f n , JNa DAWSON St CO., -f
-je 8tf 19, SL S3 Market street. "
Trass Hoops. ?;
Coopers Tb6LS.'-?BOBmG0 machines,
Kj cow BeUs, Hoes, Bakes, Seine Twine, Trace
Chains, Plow Lines, and a large general assortment
of Hardware at Lowest Cash Prices. - - - , ,
- - ROBERT HENNING, I
, f 1 r i - T,t . Successor to Henning St TeeL J
j.-J(t)-. .-!. , . No. a Market street: "
NsiAisa WHisr, itrtpfxii PWtf..T
tAFjTBR&'PiiiCE;
, PROPRIETORS OF .THE, t,
wiLlilHGfoiSAM
' We si way's keep on hand i large stock of S ASH
DOORS, BLINDS. MOULDINGS, .BBACKBTS
NEWELS. HAND-BAILS, BALUSTERS, Acl, and
can flllany order la our line at Short Notice and
Low Figures. 1 ,'' -: ; "
Factory, Office,
Foot of Walnut BtresU.; Cpt Natt and Bed Cross.
1e8tf ... 7
. K fiA'f US Oif MVISt&l'lstINCA
One Sqnara one day........
5 three days," .".
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9 MJ
. 8 oa
5 54I
; 4 o-.
6 (a?
' 8 tS
10 0U
.iuui ays,.i.. ....
..: five days ,
. One week,.....,...,.
' Two weete, . . . ; . .
Three wecks... ..... .
- One month,. ; . , ... .-. ;! . ..
Tvn mnnth.
, Three months,...- S4 W)
17 00
One year...., 4 w Mt
fSContract Adverti?cinfint ttkee t pron'
tionately low rates . . . 1 . -Tc
lines sHd Non;reil type make one Bqn&rt
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1819 Excursion Season:: .1879
if j i re
WimardTos St Wxlsoit Rulboid. r
m ' PA8SXH6BB DlPABTJCENT,
: ! 7i WruasoTox, N. O. June 8th, 1879. -JlCoUND
TRIP TICKETS TO THE VARIOUS
Virginia Springs, Wostern North Carolina Summer
Roserts. Moiehead City, S. C.? and Old Point Com"
fort, Va., good until November 1st, 18797 are now
obtainable at Union 'Ticket Cfflce, Wilmington,
Goldsboro, Wilson and Taiboro, and will remain
on sale until October latil873-.7. ;
Close connection for points on A.M. A O. B. B.
by 9 20 P. M. train from Wllmlngtoa ' '
Close connections for poitits on O A O. R. R. by
both trains from Wilmington. ... ...
Close connection for points on Western North
Carolina K. B., by train lea vie g
Wilmington v.i....:..;'.:.. A, M.
Weldon.,..,.,. .. .......... ,.s.l3 A. M.
... WUsoa ... . 4 81 A. M.
Tarboro.... a ..................8.30 IV M.
Leaving Goldsbore at 10.10 A. M. daily, arriving at
Salisbury 10.86 P. M.. there connecting with Sleep
ing Cars on W. N. C.R. B., and reaching Swan
nanoa at 6 30 A. M., and Asheviile 10 30 A. M., be-'
ing beyond qasption the line of quicker transit and
superior comfort to .11 others running to Western
North Carolina, - --
For tickets, time cards, engagement of sleeping
ear accommodations, inquire of Agents at Stations
named or to the undersigned.
J, ' ' " A. POPE,
3e8tf . , , Gen. Pass. Agent
Family Excursidii.
Ana NEXT EXCURSION UNDER THE AU-
spicesof Prof essor AGOSTINI will.take '-place on
FRIDAY, JUNE 13, on Str. Passport to Smithville
and the Forts. Italian Band. Tickets 0 cents:
Children and Servants 25 cents. ' : je 8 It
Grand Military Excursion !
- - and Target Practice !
"T710R THE BENEFIT OF THE WHITING RI
X? FLES, MONDAY, JUNE 9th, 1879. - .
; Round Trip E0 cents; Children half price. 7.
The Italian String Band has been engaged for the
occasion.
Committee of Arrangements C. N. Brxwbh, J.
G. Dabdwc, T. L. Bowill. v - we su Je4 2t
Buffalo Lithia Water.
X AM AGlSNT FOB BlfFFALO LITHIA WATER
which I am selling at Six Dollars per Case-pne
dozen half gallon bottles." Also, nice Family
Soaps, and pure Brandies, Wines and Whiskeys
for fale cheap. ,, J. K. MoILUBNNY, : r
liruggist and fharmicist,
ju 8 tf . N. E. Corner Market and Front Streets.
1 1ST S T O IE3,
; ani ;
ConsttlyJtArfiying,
r A FULL LINE OF ' . .
GROCERIES, Cc.
- v .. Consisting iu part of ,-
. Corn, Meal. Coffee, Flour, Sugar; Tea,
. Molasses, Meata, Cracker j, Candy, v , , ,
Soap, Starch, Candles, Soda, Potash, .v!
Lye, Enuff, Matches, Ginger, Spice, . ... v".
.. . Mustard, Pepper, Nutmegs, Pickles, ,
, Raisins, Jelly and Baking Powders. ,
" - also. ;
:. Mackerel, Hoop Iron, Nails, Eungsr
Glue, Hay, Paper, Tubs, Bucket. Broosr a,
- -1
: Brushes, Twine, Bags, Blacking,, v
Copperas, Cigars and Tobacco, ,
.. . v- . t,; I .-'7
. , . , For sale by ' , .
. . t ADRIAN Si VOLLERS ' '
. . . Wholesale Grocers, :
: 1e 8 tf .: S. E. corner' Front and Dock bts.
Cottoiv Batting.
1ftA Bales COTTON, BATTING,
XV V
For sale by
.
jo 8tf
KBRCHNER St CALDEB BKOS.
;Salt9 Bacon and Lard:'
: !.0Q() SackB LIVERPOOL SALT,
- 1 AH Boxes" Smoked and D. 8. SIDES,
-I A A Tubs and Tierces LARD,
- For sale by . "
jei tf KERCHNEB & CALDEB BB08
Ilolasses. ;IIolasses.
.1'
!QQ Hhds New Crop CUBA MOLASSES
rrr Hhds and Bbls SUGAB-HOUSE,K
1J " JQQBblsN.O.MOLAS8BS,'v- 7 J
.5U.!i .v- . -J-".; Wi '-,.- i-.-'-'-''-.
KZRCHN2R ft CALDEB BROS.
lWilsoii. CMIfls & Co.?s Wagons.- -
TT AGONS OF ABOVE MAKE, ; ' 'V 1 n 1 t '
YY At Manufacturers' Prices,
Ji..i.:ii Forsaleiy-" -
';Je8tf.:
KEECHNER & CALDER BBOlv '
Bait Salt. . f- Salt
v QQQ Sacks LIVEEPOOL SALTii', tnii
if;4i ' i ' .NowJandlng and for sale by ; ' x; s
je 8 tf ' WILLIAMS & MURCHI8QN7
. - . . .
Corn: Bacon; Ilolasses.
40 000 Bnsl1 Prime vute COKN- w
325 80X68 D' 8 11114 8mfked SIDES,'
200 131148 New cop ct7BA MP1L&SSIK "
... 350 BblBC 'LASSES,
v j2gQ BW8Fre8llFL0UK' 5
J J "I TK Bbls SUGAKS.Crushed, v ";
lit). -- GranulateiL A, Extra 0, aad C,
5 -1 o-f A Bags COFFEE, : all grades, : v j
" " 1 C (X Tno" Choice Fanlily LARD. '
IV XJf - ' ---
u i,"150 Boxes TOBACCO, TaxHflt,
,4.J I'fc
-' - tmV tTolf Tthla an1 Rnt fiWTTW TaV
, j . J l I 1.1. WW WMV. PVAWV v. w . A OA V. .
1600 Ke
Kegs NAILS, t 1
Mi1, J. J -r.t
"7 Potash. Lre. Soda. Soan. Starch'.
f . .
' ' Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrels, Glue, Ac. .
7 yor salekwby -- --- v
je 8 tf
I u n Willi vwo e .uitUiU8UW. - . j
Wholesale Gro. St Com. Merts7
Buggies !y:;Btigrtes;l;
' Harness & Saddles,
GERHARDT rfr CO:
! : : " ' Sd Street, opposite CltV HalL '
REPAIRING DONE WITH NEATNESS AND
""!t dispatch. - 1 -f
; , ; HORSE-SHOEING A- SPECIALTY;
:; jostf . , .... . ...
were laughing and commenting upon