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century languished in Virginia . pris
ons because they dared to exercise
Miul-Iiherty aiiil l preach theblessisil
Gospel of the Son of GoL Patrick
He n ry w as their fast frie nd. .,:., Ilk P V
only secured the liberation of one de
vout minister writ had been int. jail
for five months but he paid j the : jail
fees
.. Mr. Wm.--.Wirt llenry, j grapd
sou of the great Revolutionary orator,
furnishes the ' Richmond lieligiouk
Herald with an interesting-'' ab
count of the persecutions. or Bap j
lists hi Virginia' and ' the Vconj
duct of his illustrious grandfather
It was Patrick Henry who secured;
the great doctrine of religious liberty
as a part ' of f the Virginia Bill of.
Rights! f;Ur. W. W. Henry says "Itj
is impossible to estimate the; benefits)
which have been secured to our coun-j
try by this act of ;Mr. Henry." He!
says' further, and with simple justice,:
that "had Mr. Henry done nothing
else, he would have richlv deserved
the lastiug gratitude of Christendom.'
Mr. Henry did not stop here.. It was
he who insisted that the Federal Con
stitution should be amended before
oldates ror office, whether in the shape or coraniu-- , .. . . xr- J
ntcations or otherwise. wiU be charged as advertiser US adoption by V ITglDia, . SO as . 10
:-'y 1, v;' ' . . A. j secure religious liberty to all. It was;
Contract advertisers will not be alloVod to exceed . &. . y . i, ., - , j.l
tneu 'space or advertise any thing foreign to tneir thrOUSh him that this was lnCiUdea
regular business without extra charge at ransient I v &" - - i
in the amendment, , rJ
It is interesting to know that North
Carolina was always "f reestfof 'tha
free," as Bancvift says. Our people fo
two hundred years would not broo
religious intolerance. -Whenever at
tempted it was sure to create a stormi
When the Constitution of the United
Slates had to be ratified by the Co-!
rateayf ? y T' : y( f-4
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vuinmuaicauons, umess tuey contain important I i- -T-. U K . ,v
news, or discuss briefly and properly subjects Tof real I lonies, JNOUn Carolina W8S tD6 la8tj
Interest, arc not wanted; and, if acceptable in every I 1 . - . . t.i
other way, they will Invariably be rejected if the I uuo piauo ucr sigujiture w wd
real name of the author u withheld.' - -' - 1 I t-j.-1 t..-
afraid of noma of its nroviaions. and
t 2?r a i , - :Cr - ,r .
10X1X1410 EstUVl as time has shown, justly so. Mr. W
UvYj Henry says that ia regard to re
ligious Hbei ty North Carolina; noti
only msistea upon an amenameni to
the Constitution feuaranteeing thid
Democrat "speaks the real sentiment
oX Dineoat of ten of our Southern
people, p I we have every reason to
believt-, notwithstanding the ravings 1
of a fewapoatles of h atew ho , still
survive in the North the same pro
pprtimmaybeTcontd onUi-thai
section as favoring .-a compiete ,burial
of the hatchet. -
" By WILLIAM JU. BERNARD. ,
!. - 1 I rrroat riTitifiinla rvr t room on hnt
MB Fipxa rohth Carolina. ' k&va she went even further "she re
I The August number of the South f Baed to ratify the Constitntion till ai
am nwoTicu oocieiy jrapers eon-; w M amended to suit her." We quotd
Stains arenlv to (lolnnol Rntttnn nf r .u . 1
f r -t - . , v . ruin liih itiiiiiiniiii :
, w. v,., , vyu r. .. ie, ut una ttTh. oons-nuetiee was that the TJnrterJ
city, concerning the battle" of Wil4 I States constitution was amended soon aftei
liamsbnre- and tnaMLr'sTthA - FiftK'l ila dPKB. and the first of the amend-
uamsDurg ana tne .pan ne i? lttn I m.nt aeclired reiiff!0na Hbertv. Thus wd
. North Carolina regiment bdreifiit.' I are directly indebted to Mr, Henrj ior pla-i
' It will be remembered bMtf who ??fai JX,? SB
v I vuaMaawM uwwwaw a wav
were old enough fio read the reDorts 1 system of coyernment. That it will remaia
. - '.! W v. . ... -I"'. " Ji A 1 . I 1 1 , !
r . i f -a -m ' I upon lia urm iuuuuhuuu uubuukcu. jhj iuuk
u. tuaw usiue tuey appearea in me ai Americans are fit to be free, none caa
newspapers soon after the event, that I doubt Nor csn it be believed that Amer-i
-,::-. "'.-.'! j i ica will ever cease to. be free so long as rell4
sw w ; i; I gious liberty is cherished in the hearts ol
her people and Is guarded by her constitu
tion of government: Civil and religious
liberty will exist, or will perish, together;'
' spicuous part, and such was its gal-
.. lanlry it drew- from the leading Nor-f
. therh papers . many words of praise.'
We remember well how much it was
lauded for its magnificent dash. Its
loss was fearful.' Col. McRae, its
commander, states : . -
'A casualty list of two hundred and
AN ADITIIBABLE ADDRESS.
It was a very fortunate selection1
when ReyF. A. Ivey, of Goldsboro,'
was chosen to deliver the Memorial
Address on the Life and Character ofj
ninety killed and wounded, out of a total the late- Rev. Dr. W, M. Wingatei
of four hundred and ten rank and file; of President of Wake Forest CollegeJ
wounded of tweatv-fonr who entered the I The published address is a tastefnlj
appropriate, just and elegant tribute
Col. MoRae made the oharse under lo a great preacner ana a most ae
orders. He " had no discretionary ;0Q eae81: BPir.liaai nri8WaD wnol
nAuren H fin11 nn..J - tw. 1 UOW- ..B&MJb ,. RlOry. it . IS
. j 0
pleasing con tribution to the memoria
literature of- North Carolina. The
artist is successful in delineating the
very beautiful and lovely character;
his wishes, and when askinc fnr roin.
' . O ' ;
forcements. He makes a full vindi
i cation, and shows that whatever (lis-;
" asters followed the splendid fierbtin?
of the; Fifth , North Carolina and of e departed worthy, who unit
Twenty-fourth Virginia were not to m nimselE sweetness and light in
be laid at his ' door. The 'Reply" is more markeJ degree( than any othe
long, elaborate and conclusive; man we haye, ever known- The
While f the two regiments iusj trait if not complete in every detail
mennonea were assaulting lan-1 Ain-a uu huhuiui. . iub ewiui
cock's brigade composed of five regil nave Deen U8e? with discriminatio
vments with a battery, there twere two and PFPer. restraint, and th
. regiments not far off under, Gen. Dj ge"eral eeoja aPP7 ,and .satisfacj
.,m Hill, viz; Twenty-third North Cai t0Tsi9 those - who knew the original!
: CVonXand I Thirty-eightn Virginiaj The .eulogist 'has; not overdrawn the
7 who were not moved into the fighi character he discusses with so "mucti
t from : some inexplicable cause. Be of msght and tenderness. We .be
. "sides these Gen; Hill had two brigade lieve lhat Dri ; Wlngate was all; tbaj
-Rodes's and V Rains's "in - easy ho is represented to have been. Hi
; reach an4' Hancock was out of reach JaLt-he simplieity s of a child, -the
of , supporu? ;CoL McRae says "he I gentleness of a woman, the mbra
could easily have been taken in flanlr oourage 'f a strong and resolute jaa
' ' whila T the Fifth North Carolina waS ture and an intellect that Was1 deli
ju iruuh apoieon,witn tne same.op- I v 1,0 jmuio jtck umuf igui
portumty,T would have . m'ade 'shor l0U8 yet J philosophical;' imaginative
; work of,it. ; .r, ' J tfu V, 1 Vt f yetpracticaliJIlWhen he passed awii
, CoL McRae conoludes his interest 1 r,n ehroary last a lofty soul returned
.ing paper wun tnese words: " ' VJtv u greanuau ieu in xsraei
, moved without discreUoa, under, orders of ' ueatn ieu nponhxm. . j
superior officers no suggestion made by '..11 r "r" J
me was acted on by Gen. mir ami hnth lb Charlotte JJemoctat. is much
me? rem ffiwlSfi. ffteHer right than wrong in its opin
vxre afterwards promoted.' 80 I take for I ions, Sometimes we cannot ragrec
"' Kl.Iiaiit C8uU whic haPPened with what it hohis, but we are clad
was contemplated for soma wise purpose; . ","g4
-and that I was only an instrument with to be. able to say that the Star is
awuTwh&Twa for the most Pt, in harmony with
. be informed,, It is very certain that if a the views which the1 Democrat pre!
VStS&ilSS S;S,iS2S .Mhnriig .fa eminent
jinan on tne .brave and faithful meo and I proper, it appears to us: 1 "
- fTii : " .f.i", M-- "There is no o-rrl k xr. ,u j
' r . J and Southern men should be at enmity
. 1 c . - r. - ' with each other. Ths ereat mass nf thS
Maou--! , " of the secuonal war, know thatlhere is no
The history of j religious ; persecul ca,a8e or bad 'eeling between tlemselvesi
'i.1 ' it,:. i, " v T whatever may exist between professional
, iiuus iu ku.o vyuuwj. ao uovur oeen politicians and chronic office-seekers. The
"-: fully and fairly written. The' two Promo of kind and charitable feelings
, : t . , - ; between the people of : the North. South J
oiaies mat wcic ujuov luwieiaui, oi i iasi ana west will nromotA rwtpnn;..ni
- religions-belief -wereMasf achusetts SSSa,"? hlu
& and Virginia;.?: Many Baptist preach and best jb.e sun shines Don.s:i
' era rlnrinor t.riA AArtOnrl half of the last i A The Rinhmnnri sit ... !
j Seuator BeckT who so ably aiid ho
norably represent KenJLacky m-the
U. S. Senate, Oft- the,; Xlst instant ad
dretfsed the peopJe at Bowling Green I
We find' inHhereport of his speech
one paragratcondenses the isl
sues at stai?e88Ue8 ithafi are moro
vital ihanabthat :have"r been pre
sented to the" American people for a
long tim e. f . (Jf , bay onots: rule . 1 iber ty
perishes, ilfjt strong, centralized Go-'
vernmentKUsarpsT the Constkntional
Government -set up by-'our forefaj
ther8, Ibeir the doom of free institui
tions ia sealed, and the death knell of;
genuine freedom will ring out ever
the whole land, a Senator .Beck thus2
formulates the question of the hour j
""The question is at last to be decided by
the people whether the local governments
of tb States, their right to conduct; and
control their own electioos, -wiicA involvek
all else,- and the right to fair trials hy ' im4
partial juries, : honestly' selected,' shall be
overthrow and consolidated, personal
now called 'sArong' federal Qovernmenti
supported by standing .armies under pre-f
tense of " preserving' national peace," con-t
ductiDg national elections; maintained ,1 by
national power, shall bjs substituted for. our
present Federal system, as the Republicans
claim should be done, or whether the Con4
stitutional Government ' of the United
States,' wilA the autonomy, rights and powj
era of each State preserved' and respected
as provided in the Constitution as expound
ed by Madison and Hamilton and illnstra
ted by Jeflerson and his suecessois, with
National and State authority each suprems
within their respective spheres, and a, free
people, supreme over all, shall be restored
anaaacreaiymaintatnea as tne uemocratie
party, pledges itself to do.' - ,-
f speeeh hat ilieTeader wijl b iin
I nrHHHfrl urw'h lt facllitA? with whfch
11 itt lmerDreiaiioii ui iuc wiisinu,- r ---e--.- - -.-" - -
" -. 'i l . .... . . .
bly show as. great a tenacity upon
life as the forgery of 'Aiotlierhi-
louM that ; goes the rounds' monthly"'
through our weekly exchange-".
'Hie J :Spjingtield liepnblican
There is a practical and common
sense plan on foot in New York to
secure mere of the trade with Brazil,
According to tho; N. Y. Herald the
balance of trade with this country is
anout 945,000,000 in favor of Brazil
mainly on account of coffee. Through
a oredit of the Rothschilds of 20,
000.000, Brazil ' has been afraid to
.... . , i
move for an increased exchange with
this country, although she has beeij
exposed to a' loss of about 12 per
cent. on. exchange through London
for American exports .and imports.
Some of the capitalists of New York
will have soon a Brazilian and Amer
ican bank and will propose to furnish
American fabrics in place of inferior
British goods. Cotton goods are tq
be imported directly from this eoun
try. That is a sensible movement
whieh, if carried: out honestly, will
do more in the way of, securing Bra
zilian trade than any amount of Go4
vera men t subsidies could accomplish.
Tho New-rirtm is determined
to" have a candidate ' for President id
1880,. It . has already declared toi
Joet Barker, of New Jersey; Winfield
S. Hancock, of Pennsylvania; Hora-I
iio Seymour, of New York; Sanfofdj
E. Church, of New York; John
Kelly, of New YjorW Samuel JC Till
den, of ; New York; John M. Palmeri
of Illinois; Thomas Ewing, of : Ohio
and ' David Davis, of Illinois, unre
servedly, and John Sherman,' of Ohio,
with a reservation. It cannot be in
duced to , support Grant. As the
nomination is distant some ten or
twelve months, the probability ' is
that the list will be doubled and the
fiwf'mzy be even persuaded to put
Grant in the favored column. 1
The ingenuity of "man moves so
rapidly that ope' invention counter
vaila the effect of another, invention
and that too before the first has a
good chance of showing its value and
capabilities. For instance, the British
Government Ws jbeen building' for
sometime two steel ships of war at a
cost of 15,000,000 each, without the
armament.' But before the ships are
completed - another . invention A has
made them of no very " great " valdel
Sir JosepfrWhitworth has a new gun
that can-drive a olt ...of chilled steel
throngh steel armor 24 inches thick!
The new vessels have but 16 inchei
a poor showing if they,it attacked )
battery ; of " these r new " Whitwbrth
guns,
' 1 "The Wilmington- Sa&s: railroad corresi
pondent writer over the familiar nom
flume of " Junius." Jlis identity may. be 4
question hereafter. At present no great
concern i teLItaleigh Newt. j
,v Stat hominte umbra. It . is." quite
apparent that'Junins; is nol myth!
His facts and "ftgWresTiTo ; well calcu--lated
to give"great concern,1! whether
they are ?felt" or not. His position
is well understood.-T - '
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- Hon. Judabr - P.- Benjamin; Jew, and
the greatest - lawyer that ever : lived, im
cently died in London. Exchange, , i
Is this oorreet?Ae have seen no
notice, of lur. , Ben jamin's (eatli in any
of our .daily? .eiehanges ,The death
of so cotiBpicnOus amaao would have
attracted' j much s attention.- c- Whd
i originated the repdrtt : 'ft will proba-
lion'ttiid of ,lmy shift 'to'jne't'cfrcudiv
stanceH. lie .' in'-'more-, adrni rable'
making terlnli wUi tlier:si ;by-"
porary and doubtful- expedients than
in guiding fthe crisis, 'itself by righi
priiwipleR.!'.,'niai:UjMr. Sherniaii,-x
aolly a tuue i-p:Jilianging"t Jiis
Ophiiotis' ot leacan aibUia ; "necBsnary--l d
promote his'own eronarnleretH? a
man governed.' bytui biding. pririci
pie, and will) a' coViscience "(if he .has
any)aN: elatmo ?aa iudia .rubber Sak
vannah '( Gd.) A'oa,' Defts -.-:.:
-t. If ihn Democratic . parjy.;cajii
ndt maiulaiii itself r wilh Hh UttWe
issue of 1 anti-ceti 1 1 ai iwirv aiid ' pnpula
relief, as against: the - heresies ot th
.liepublican - pari)5' t.he ' it .ha- ur
yived ilH .usefulueKH ; and ; must ; kivt
way to 8onnVothf r ' orctanization.' If!
the people of this Union prefer a'Wih
solid ated. go v e r u iu e u tt QLa .oongihi ra j
thm 4f Siatei, be it sor We, ve4ire
to say to Mr. Sherraarrtha't whilctho
South prefers infinitely .that the Re-t
public of Washington, Jefferson Andj
MnrlSann etioll Aininra ohn in atanrl
equally with East or West, the Em
pire of Shylock and Gran ot which
under the twin insignia of the slieke
and the sabre. John Sherman "isVtha
Prophet and desires to be the Sultan.
r Augusta Ga.) , Chronicle, Dem.
OUK TAfK , COPTTH.-TIPOn A IlIKM.
..... .rA.-'.J. .., .-te.,.a--.... . .- ...
We asked one " of our brethren of,, the
press, wbi.e at the Chapel Hill Commence
ment, what the object of the Press Associ
ation was, and he said the osual reautt was
"a plenty of good liquor to drink and a,
good time generally;" but maybe be wasn't
a Vbona fide member,", and therefore was
not "discussing it in a favorable light."
Kinsion Journal. I
If a dishonest man, though, should hap-j
Bin to be nominated for any office by the
emocracy, and we bad warned . the party
of the fact, we would denounce him with-;
out one particle of hesitation. We have
never yet voted for a man we knew to be!
devoid of principle and never will. The
Democratic party of North Carolina must
have its best and purest men and its states-j
men. Charlotte Southern lime. !
.j,a
f.tl Pi" Popalar prawing of tbu t i
CoSvealti Dblriintioi'HuiDaliyl
Tu the Uy t f Ltuii?ille,onJ. . .
f On which occasion OrtiND COUvKH't will bt
given, holders of a ticket or put of a ticket eutilW
to admisaioii free. t! - 'u-' v - i .., t
Tko lrawing will bejf perviaed by mea of unc
doubted character and standing, and ticket Uold-ns
agents and clnbs are respectfally r quetted to send
oa reprefentatiwe with proy.T crcdeuriaw to exam',
IneJnwhe wUig, Jt)nivaU t.V
ifew-iBira'iu HistbryofXTOTTERIgsl
' ..--j , , . ,t,. -. , . j
; Every tieket Solder caab hia owa euoiwlaor,'
call oat hia aambr aad see it placed in.t he wheel, j
- - The Uanagemetid'eail ait ntfun to the grand op
portnnltr preaeuted of obtainli g for Only i any uf
" : -ThS FOLLOWING PK12K8. '- J ' I
j . ,f IT -i' . . T-..
1 . frie ' : ; :. $;.600 100 Pk-teea f 100 each i 10.000
'aFrlze.::.4.. 10,000; seorrtaea I 6vach lO.OW)
: 1 rriao 1-t ..i . 5,80- 60d Prhtea t; M each-i 11,000
10 Prizes $1000 10,000.1,000 Prizpa t JOtach J0.U0Q
30 Prizes' 600 10.000 - r.ij.
I tf PriBM $300 each, Approxim Uod Prizefc fi.'ftxi
L Prizes , 004fiach.,tfJJ . :J ; sd
POLITICAL POI, I. . i
.'- ' . ;
We regret to say that we believe!
Grant's chances for; the , nomination, ard
greater than all other mentioned candidates
combined. Boston Herald, Ind. - ' ' j
David Davis got down to put ''a
few double spikes in some loose boards ot
his fence, aod found himself unable to
ciimb back. Chicago Inter-Ocean, Rep.
A Western editor indulges in al
panegyric on Sherman's "exhaustive style. '
In getting ready for resumption Mr. SbeN
man practiced his "exhaustive style" or'
about half the business men in the country .1
The exhaustion was complete. Washing
ton Pbtt, Dem. r
, Since Mr. Hayes went up among
ihe angels, and met Zach Chandler, John
A. Logan,3 Matt. Carpenter and Roscoe
Conkling, he has grown in the favor of the
people. He had been groveling in the,
earth with Curtis,' Bchurz and Evarts. I
St. Louie Glebe. Dem. - : f
PERSONAL. 1
Edward S. Rowley, aged s 70 j
prominent as a Methodist, lost $800 trying
to beat a three-card monte sharper at Pitts
field, Mass. j -, -;,'.(., - - (i; '
: King Humbert of Italy is trou
bled with a weak spine.- He ought to send
for Zach Chandler, the man who fixed up
Hayes' backbone. Indianapolis Sentinel ,
The distinguished Americans
now. in Europe are Parole, the runner;
Hanlae, the sculler; Weston, : the walker,!
and Talmage, the talker. New Haven Be-
gtiter. " - v. : ' i:: :
Mr. Charles J. Bonaparte has
made a contract with some Baltimore stone
cutters for a massive white marble tomb to
mark the grave of his grandmother, the late
Madame Bonaparte, In Greenwood Cemei
tery.
Chief Justice Chase's grave at
Oak Hill, near Washington, is marked sim
ply by a block of gray granito,bearing only
the record of his birth and death following
his name. There could hardly be a plainer
monument nor one in better taste. !
Napoleon IH., it is said, , left an
illegitimate son in Paris; who has become
A cafe proprietor, and who resembles Napo-f
leon III. remarkably, and ; who is very
proud of it. . He crpssed the chsnnel to at
tend the Prince Imperial's funeral. j
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
Mr. Wm; T. Smithson, banker
ot Washington City, and formerly of New
York, died at Charlottesville, Va., Thursi
Bob Webster, the Atlanta mu
latto barber, who claims to be a son of
Daniel Webster, has engaged with a Boston
agent to lecture in New England . r
Hon. A. H. Stephens visitedtbe
Georgia Legislature on the 24th Inst., and
made a speech, ia which he said the dearest
thing to his heart on . earth was the pros-i
perity and glory of Georgia.
- The Bristol Jfew says that the
of steel.5 'These v'Pfel wnnlrl UnA J Kev- Jol5 Mcxlb? preached nis last ser-
, .i T I nion at Emmanuel Church 1
ast Bandav,
He will accompany BishoD Whittle from
Bristol on the 17th of August.and will soon
thereafter startor Liberia, in Africa, as' a
Missionary. - I
-. J ohn R. Lynch, a prominent
colored man of Mississippi, has been ap4
poinieu aupenatenaent ot the census lot
that State, aod the Vicksburg Herald, a1
Democratic paper, says "he is entirely ca-i
pable of, filling the position and we doubt
not will give satisfaction.'! ... : ' i
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' IN. Y. Financfal Chronicle.
Fkidat,' P. ' M.,r;July 251879.
The movement -of Jtfie crop, as in di
oated ; by ; our telegrams from "the
South to-night, is given below. ' For
the week ending this evening July 2o) )
the total receipts have TAnabftrl aili1
bales, against ,2,809 bales . last week,!
3,032 bales , the previous week., and
a,oa Daies tnree weeks aince raakidg
tne total receipts since the 1st Of Sep-i
temberi 1878 4,433,653 bales, against-
4,256,419 bales for the same
period qfj
this evening reach a total of 7,123
bales, of which 6,750 were to Great
Britain, 107 to France, and 260 to
rest of ilte Continent, while the stocks
niatlo up this evening are now 133,
105 bales, -''"'.
From the Aforegoing statvineot it
will bo seen that, compared with the
Jcorresponding:rweek of r last sea
thro 'decrease , ijn the exprts i f
tins week of ljoOl balen, while ti e
than '-thty- were at thin lime. a yei-r
ago., - - r ,
Anthorized by the Commonwealth of Kentucky
1OTH
$llJ,40d
f Whole "fieketiL a" rHif i
a? Tlcketa, S0. . , . Vi - s M anckew. $100,
It applications for cluh rate should be made (4
the hme oaice.- . ' - - i. . (
Bemlt by Post Office Money Order, registered leti
Mai.."fui wjHWf-Wj ezpreaa. 'iraii list or arawtag
?ibllshed . ia Louisville Coorier -Journal nd Nem(
orklUerald.- and mailed tn nil 'tlrbnchnMoni o
UckeU and information address the COifMON,
WSALTH DISTRIBUTION voi or T. J. COM-
KKRFORD. Secretary, Courier Journal liuildingi
Lonisvllle, Ky. . .
N. B. After Jaly Slst drawings will oecnr month-)
1: ' tathsa jelSeodaw '
a?
Boatwright & IIcKoy
JgKP THK MOST , OOMP1.KTB STOCK OP
PANCY ;aad UBAVf GROCBRiai KKfT IN
THE STATS. 1
Bbatwright & ITcKoy's
JlQUOB DEPARTMENT '
IS UNSUBPASSED t
Boatwright & LIcKoy
Q.TJARANTEE THAT YOU CAN BURNISH A
Country htore from their stock better than from'
any Honae In the State, and at prices as low as he
who sella the krwos.
.:: ' '..it '; r.-' ' . -. . , ;
Boatwrigfht & IIcKoy
Q.UAttANTEK EVERT ARTICLE SOLD BY
them. Then why delay y oar Visit to them, that if
if yoa desire GOOD GOODS AT RRMARKABLT
LOW PRICES'. ' , . - ' s
"Tr be
tVSpace exhaasted brains reeling
eoatinaed iu our next." ' ,t , , r j
Boatwright &
' S " ml T NORTH PRONtW. I
Jy 87 BAWtf ''-"-
: Bacon, Corn, Molasses, &c.
, 3Q do Smoked SIDES, : :
8000 Bhi1,.r S ) i
1000 JUSh Fre8'1 Water Mill ME AI. '
u rjls -Bhie and Bbls CUBA MOLASSES;
50 Bbl8 SOQAR-HOUSE do
gQQ Bbla PLOUR. all grades, ' .. .
;:tiooM ::
1AAA New and Second-Hand
AVVVJ SPIRIT CASKS'
Tons HOOP IRON.
:aU 1 inch. 1W inr.h anrl tV inrh
Kega NAILS, "
-BbLRICE, ' '
'l 150 Bag" COFFaa JaT and m
! Bbla Refined SUGAR. ; !
QQ Sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, :
- 300 BaU!" 1 T1M0THY HAY,
' 10 '000 COTTON BATTINO. , A
100 LYK nd oTAsn,
v Soap, Tobacco, Saaff, Candy, Candlea, Crackerai
Starch, Axle Grease. Ac., Ac, y - ?
.. For sale by ... . ... ,
jjtltt : KERCHNER CALDKR BR8 S
A Perfect Likeness ! , j
OP YOURSELf CAN BE HAD BY CALLING
.: . i
YATES PHOTOGRAPH ROOM&
' Children's Pictures a specialty. STEREOSCO
PIC VIEWS of gll places of Interest In and around
ttoe city coBBtanily on hand.- r -
, ! PIC'l'URB FRAMES and MOULDINGS, ' - !
8CHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL STATIONERY.
,!' fSBTOrderB from the country will meet - with
prompt attention . ; .'.; , t
, YATES' BOOK. STORE PHOTO ROOM& J
3y rtr .' . , ,1
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
E ARB MANUFACTURING SASH, DOORS
and BLINDS out of Thoroughly Seasoned, Kiln!
i
1
Dried, Selected YELLOW PINS AND WHIT:
CYPRESS, guaranteed to 4o better than White
Pine goods ia every respect, and at less money. t
Onr Goods are endorsed by alL of the prominent
Contractors and Builders in the city v- ,
tSTGrre a a call and we will prove what we aay
ia bo. KeepeetfnJly, n . , . (
, t- t ; , a ALTAPPKR PRICE. J
tv ' Factory' .r . "r ? .Office, , .
Foot or Walnut Street CorNutt and Red Crosa.
'--1y 27 tf' v. . . f-
Buggies I " Buggies I
Harness & Saddles,
GJSRIIA;Rt)T & CO.'Si
-id Street oppoaite''city HaU.' : ; I
REPAIRING ''DONE WITH r NEATNS9S -ANll
.c' HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY. ,-'.
Jy;Wtf . . . '
ses&ssajtii:
tXTK AGENTS FOR H5EORGIA- GIN,':
1877-fl,-? aho wingi an luereaae- .aiiteej K.,1 B r ,1 the marketj
September 1,' 1878,? of 177,234ibale.j PHcesSatOW. and" will beiTen npori appllcatienl
The, exports for the week ending1 hy 'QV&WilA:
MISCELLANEOUS.
GLST T23D BCOT.
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Jo, BttfJNHIU.( fj,f , B. -i( Henderson, Ni O
TOBACCO W0EK3
1 Manufacturers of
ALL GRADES Of PLUS
.it ' " -s
. TWIST .and
smoking tobacco;
it.
. Wilmington, N, C.
' 'Trythe
j- TKABE MAKK. " f ,. , I
Jy tf TRIUMPH SMOKING TOBACCO.
)AUt UAOa'
Urv Salted
Shoulder- , .
ti it K K- Live weight ,.
H a UKJUJ- epinu t a rpenui. ,
rjocona uana, ach
'-'"New New York. acfi
BEEWAX-- -.?. ,-i.?.x.?Ji&-
Northern. ... ; T . wi
MOTTEItrf North CaroHna : 1 . .
. .nuruKnic w . j
CANDLES Sperms v ';,.! j :
AumnuiiB, w .. .. 1
CUEESBNonhern Pactorr b
Dairy, cream fi w. .......
'"State .V-tt'iV-tw-
LtlKN oUfaAlj l.ucl.eijb acki
fOOTTON TIEaajeVi v ; i
iHJMltSTlUrl KbecUi: .4-4 i vH
EGOS, ....,
riBM KBCiiBre, o j, w
NOt 1,-.? jsj bbl 4...,.;
, Mackerel. Ne. 2, 9 : hbl
"I'Noi'aw Jrftbl.v...i
,,.. Mackerel, No. , bbl....;..
Mulleta! Jbb!.;'...-.. . .v
f, J0-HerSiTig,3Kae, fc y.
' FERTlidXERH-;- W- & .
. . . Peruvian Guane, ,V SOuu ft
-' ceangh'sPbOHBhate. :
Carolina Perulieer, 5 .
Ground Bone. - '
.' Bone McaJ. . ; : : ;
Flour.."
Complete MiMiuit f
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A Sworn Statement.
60 cU. UBlaundxied Chalenge,, Shirt a fair
and impartial trial, aad find them to be all 'that lb
claimed by the State Agent, regarding falness, pets-
iecuonoi maiernu,ni, esc, e.-v '
J. Parole Fillman, Contractor. n
Y. Q. Sommerrille, Physician. -
-Jl. Toronto Smoody, Lawyer., .a vii (
ueo. r. Lvans, snip isuuaer. ; . . ,
Henrr Standlla. "Shirt" Manufacturer
. Juason Jonas, Keeper City Parhv... . '
'RT.Jndcm Pdm.'Rni1 nthnra 1
Oyer thirty doa.'ChsJlenee Sh&ts tokl in ooweet&
Fifteen doz. Beys' xaiaJlenge by last ateamer.self-mgatCOcta:'-'
-wTi -ai. T i
) j , j OTTERBOURG'S "Men's Wear Depots j
P. S. A sample Shirt will be forwarded by mai
ror price ana postage (71 CIS.) " JJZiU
fti'
-J.- .A.
Hall & Pearsall
OFFER" FOR 6 ALE,'! AT CLOSE' PRICES, i.
FRESH and COMPLETE stock of GSNERAL
UROCSRIES, consUting in part of
100 xeB a' ,!?BS,.!
25
J i -
Bbls New KESS PORK, (: J tf
. . :". .., .... , .. -T ft 1 , , ... ,y J
15 TnbB CMoIco Northern BUTTER, '
A r( Bbls FLOUR, MADE FROM NEW
40U WHEAT AND PUT UP JN FANCY
y Q AQ A Bttatt CORNWhite andMced,,
, c An Bash fresh Vs. Vatarroand VEAL
Q A Bbla M tfM Sew Crop V" i ?
OU' .'CUBAMOLASSB
i sun oiuura urn auuADfiSit, i
OVJ . - t , r jySTJD&Wtf
Faints. Oils and Glass
CASH, BLINDS AND DOORS
' 4 " L" f" BUILDERS HARDWARE
, , At Roek Bottom Prices, by , . " '
V vj'bo. a. peck,
j, jy 87 U L . . No. 85 South Frpnt Si
Jt.Ua THE WORLD'S STANDARD.;-OT YOU
waul tne nest ana most reliable Scale made be sore
ana get Fairbanks'., We also keep an stock an as4
sortinentof Ahaaner enndai anp.h M Hmrn'. Ilninn!
liadd'B, and severaf .'other inda, , which we can
offer inducements in. Call at the old eatablisbed
Hardware House of J NO. DAWSON CO.,
irj-m, inir ivt u ouu o suirKet street, f
Jymtf
Wilmington, N. C.
us.
: jjw""Our iiouu.mna.'i4i"ata buunderBUHMi rrb
1. f.?..T2 L.u. ' v
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: ; Wando Phosphate,: v.;
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-,! 1 Bxcellenxk Cotton Pertilner
FLOUR Fine, w bbl
" Super. Northern; 9 bbl: -
. .uj 1 Extra da. ivf i. .bhl .. si
..- FamilT ' , V bbl
CltyMHls-8npr., bl..
1 ' ' Family, w bbl
i. . ; . Bx.Fciiuliy.v bbl .
GLUE
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ORAINOdrn.U storei In oags.l
t 7. Corn, Cargo, busheL
(tern: mixedw bushel .tn baes.
m; cornwnoieeas, ia oskb...
Oats, '9 Sssbel...".:
-' Peas, Cow, 9 bushel .......
HIDES Groen, V t ..
Orf,'! -'-'ivv 'Ui ..v
HAY--Eaetern, 100 fts......
.Western, f) 100 ..
- : North River; 9 100 ....
HOOP IRON 9 ton.. .
LARD Northern, 9 .
, . North Caroiina. V Ii-.,
LIMB V bbf ' . ' .... ......
LUMBER CiTT bTSAKSAwro
(. Ship Staff, resawoa, w M ft.
i Rouirh Edee Plank. fjM ft..
, , WeetDi6UaCaroM!,accordlng
toqnury, v Jan.... ......
j , Dressea Floorine. seasoned.;
Scanuint- and Boaros. com-
u non. w Mtt.v ..i.e.-ia i
MOLASSES New cp rCnba,hhds
' New crop uuoa, ddis w gal.,
.-, Porto Ricojihda-. ...........
. bbls:;....,;....:..
,U Sugar House, hhde, V gal. .
" bWs. gal...
nrivp. .wi t fiu... ......
NAILS Cut, lOd basis, V keg.. .
JUjS K-eroeene, v. gai... . .
, yip iLard, B gal. ... .... .
Linseed. gal.,.....;...
rr--' Rosin. gaL..u; .i:...
POULTRYrChIckens,Hve,grown
t gpHng. ..
rjiAUT ouBnei....... ...
POTATOES Sweet, i bushel..
! - Irish, Northern, 9 bbl ...
PORK Northern. City Mesa....
- Thin-, 9 bbl : ;
Prime, S bbl.............
Ramp, a bbl..-......:....
RICE Carolina,
Rongn, It bush....
HAGS Country, 9 ...
Cityr 9. --iii..m.
SALT Alum, 9 bushel..
Liverpool, ftsaok,...
,-?v Lisbon, 9 sackii.-..... ....
American, sack
SDGAR-i-CubaJ.. vS:.
. wPortoBleoi f-,.. ,
: A-Cose,-fJ -y;.;-
c-t- 9 a
U!. C-f? .......... .;:;
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SOAP Northern, u,. ......
PHDSGLESOonUot, M....
Common. W-M... . ....
Cypresssaps Mivi.r..
i ; CTDrees Hearts B af.... .....
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Exchange sightx on NewXork,
- 1 ?-r .' ' Baltimore.......
. . , . Philadelphia,
if , ..:, -; I; '.Western Cities,. ...... M
Exchange 30 days 1 cent. L
Bank of New Hanover Stock:;....;. ..
Navaasa Guano t!o. - ...........
N.(i Brflids- Id Er-Ocrupon..., 23
"V. - Jrunamg iboo. ........... 8
' "-Do. v- " ' -1868.V;i.
.. -4 5- New ...13
Do. Special Tax :i - .
- Do. to N.c. Railroad.... .80;
W. Jk. W R R TtAinHa V aa T-. .nn
Carolina Ceatrat R. R.- Bonds, 0 (e.. .40
Wilmington City Bonds, 3 e...r..'.. .75
' ' C'-l .e,..4...r.S0
t. old e... .70
i. V1-- . mow c....70iGoldInu
" - 8C.........75( "
New Hanover County,;. .4 c,J...i.i.75 (Cur. Int)
"iw. wuiroaa biock ............. .45
North Carolina R. R. u ........60
WiL Gaslight Co. . .45
WHmineton Cotton KCilla... .. ....100
' iPho Votrr nwil TJnnTtlnn
Boot and: Shoe Store,
JliLJklAIiKBlL STREET.
TEE, PJQHEEB OF Iiflff.'.f BICES !
NO OLD STOCK TO WORK
, . . , PFP AT ANY PRIt K
All NewfUooda, sal acted wUlMgfeat deal of care,
in accordaace with the times. " '
Jfl ! w .1 ,!'t'l.',',l Jil'IV.-.'!.)'
. All of my Goods warranted. Nottcc some of the
prices ri'i, i t- ,u . ( i
i A Ladys nice CtDtkBaaUn, from 50c to $1.00.
A nice Kid or Pebble Morocco Newport Tie, from
MatoSl.35., t' 'j.i m : -r. . j: . .
A Gt!saJJoxa.jCUiit(3:Xro $1.85 up to
the best.
it My .Ladlee" aod Caildrou's; Department is now
complete. - .
."iAeallatmv nlnrw Md fotp jiunnarliii &ra ail
I ask. '
Beware of .old stock., Yon will spend your mo
ney for nothing.
a Remembert.no trouble to show my New Stock.
.Respectfully, .
c. rosewtHal,
, SP 37-tf y f iSign of the Little Boot'
QLpyES FftR 8HQRT SLEEVES. TI .
T j 4 A.iiandaome Line of LACE GLOVES,
. ...... . AAIIJg HIIU u""
''""I FineSAtCTyANME8, "
r. - And olher Fancy Articles. . Vl
, f tSTDoa't forget jhe BEST SCISSORS in the
world and 54-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. .
jiil tr ' 1 iM ' Exchange Corner.
fTTK HAVE JUST BKCTIVKD THB LARGEST
v rs Bum 4 iuud imiuifb Mpumupmi . a --
..A ffn U A TT a7 f TUQ 12 a 0A kwinnB: tn thlB
qtaarket. i Prices ' reduced, i Give ns a call at , oar
Wnoieaaie ana iteiau tiarnesa iteiaDiiaBmeufc, "
SOUTH FKONT bTREBT !. . ' :
Jy 29 tf , ' MALLARD ft BOWDBN.