North Carolina Newspapers

THE HOP' nAtn e? AOvK'rei?io. 1 fe n vi - ; O.O . " KI.I8HED- DAILY MOWA YR. rath o stnwoBiprioB atfYiitut : ycr, (by mail) postage paid,.. ...,... at uu s , months, " " " 4 00 Vhree months " T "-. ..,...,,. 1 45 mr month " ' " 1 Oti ro Cltr Subscriber. deUverod In Dart of the my, niieen taenia per wee, oar vuy Agent are -aasAsss uoiaauoruea tocniiect iw .Mvance. , i lltTI,lK. In ihft Whaien SherMRn unit . m..tlA. 1 for a new trial waa denied the plainUH by I Judge Wallace. The sarrender of Cetywajo'U not confirmed. Tbe Irish Volunteer bill was defeated In the Bouse of Lords. - The vote in Tennessee to com promise the State debt it ; small; It Is thought that the measure is defeated. Tbe Greenbrier White 8alpbur Springs property was'offered at auction, but only $300,000 being offered it was withdrawn. 334,000 ounces of silver were shipped yesterday from tbe assay oQce at New York to New Orleans. t. Two murder ers of MurfreeMboro, Tenn., who were to have been executed, have been reprieved pending a decision on an appeal to the So preme Court -7- Fourteen new caes and five deaths from yellow fener were re ported from Memphis for the mornings Jacob K Ilainline waa executed at Sah Antonio, Texas, yesterday, for the murder of Peter Maddox. j " -Twenty-two cases and eight yellow fever deaths is yesterday's report from Memphis; persona who; have not had the fever; and those not able to care for themselves Vare restricted,, from landing in the city 'CapU Webb, the Eagliah swimmer, will undertake ; to swim next Wednesday from Sandy Hook to Man hattan beach without any artificial appli ance. The Russian grain export trade from New York shows a falling voff from last yeor. I Alex. , llesse, , an "eminent French portrait painter, is dead The fuueral of Fetcher, the actor, in Philadel- phH, yesterday, was largelyUended.-- The obstacles ia the way of the Russian advance in Central Asia- are reported at present too formidable to be overcome. Some of the war correspondents la South Africa aru not ' so - sanguine of Cetywayo buiug s easily overcome. The Conven tion of liaokera at Saratoga after ao inte rcut mg 8es3ion.yesterday adjourned tint die. Bank suspensions are creating ; much excitement in Montreal.1 'A police offi cer Tn New Orleans shot and killed his paramour in o. oyster- saloon. New York uiarkets:, , Money easy at 2J 4 per cent; Cotton steady at cents; southern floor- $4 506 73; wheat, 4lc lower, ungraded ' winter red quoted at 00c $1 08; corn , firm and f arily active, un graded 4548J cents; spirits turpentine dull at 26i cents; rosin dull at f 1 27il 80. v new XOTK. business nouses are much stirred over the new "'Texas law imposing a lax of $200 on drum- mer. There was quite a row at the Co vent Garden Theatre, London, over Patti. An attempt was " made to whistle and : bias . her down, - but ber triumph was most complete. 'Twice the rapturous audience threw scores of boquets at her feet. . The news from Washington is that there is a large increase in the de mand fot the standard surer dollar. This is owing to the order of Secre tary Sherman for disbursing - agents not to di8criininatr against silver in Ex-Gov. 1 Hendricks, of Indiana, w as i n -;Ne w . Xork-v. on - Wed nesday. No Tildenites called upon btnv v He spoke con fidently "of the election of 1 riunorat TarVr In nhSrt? ' aiiIav I Matthews was also in New York, and he said "Calico" Charley would yini "Just as we expected." The - big legacy bequeathed ex-President Davis is said to be not? over $25,000. ? We .wish it was a nlTllion if he is 'to heir it. This is the estimate of Mr. Payne, of New Orleans, who , was the; busi-f nesa manager of. Mrs. Dorsey .for many years. - - , , .' , , , s i ; t H Another printer gone to his long home. ..We were correcting an error yesterday as Id the "date of j;Tenny son s , birth. : The "intelligent com pohitor" insisted he was born next year, and he would not allow us to Bay 1810. jHe. sleeps in his little grave and the daisies bloom over him. A fearful -warninsr. : ill The Health Officer of New York city report that since the opening of the Hospital this season, over 'fifty yellow fever patients have been ' ad raitted, including the' Memphis refa gees who were - sent down by" the Board of Health of Hhat city; Thefe have thus 'far beetttenvrdeaths, on Swinburne Island, one of tho number being6f the Heniphia party.' '4 That gallant and splendid soldier, Gen. Bedford Forrest, a grandson of North Carolina (for bis father was a native of our State) is to have justice done him before the Southern His torical Society, which meets on. An gast 15th, at the White .Sulphur Springs.' Gen. Chalmers,' of Missis Bippi, is , to deliver an address - on "Forrest aaHli Cpi!' Uepresentative FicLer, noting chair man of the Republican Congressional Campaign ' Committee, is not pleased . ;h:i u a -fr-ftV 1 Inn ' i I vol.1 xxiv.-no. 117. ; with the Drosneota in Haino . TTo ,, TV-., .. , . "s ..... -r-. y,vi. u Burprweu me eieo- tion r Governor went finally; tbfthe iegi8iaiore. 1 he canvass ia not on finances bat on the old wnm-oiit. war iaaae :He ?aayr.that :I?Forater will certainly oarry 'Ohio, because finan cial quostions lead in the canvass. Exactly. The Democrats - have two war candidates, and Forster merely sold calico during the-uopleasanl-nesi). That explains tht difference!' It tnay shock some of our brethren of the quill, but really we feel called upon at this melting time to give it as our opinion that, "Professor ? Tice? is a humbug. On the 6th and 7lh he said it would be cooler. It was .as "hot as blazes" and the mercury j is still . boomine.M ;, We are williaer. however, that the Professor' Bhonld Ttce the mercury to ' drop' ten or twenty, degrees and no questions asked. ' ' ; Spirits Turpentine , Crop prospect in Chatham is en couraging. Ditto in Cleaveland. - - -i The Weldon News says Gen. L. O'B. BraBCh was bora at Enfield. I 1 Dr,IVIsaao . .. Green has been elected Superintendent of Health of Hali- lax county. The FayeUeville"7aseehaa en tered upon its seventh ycar,r It is one of our best Slate exchanges and we hope it win be amply sustained.' ( ' ' Ashebbro Courier: Tho fine rains thioughout the county . have greatly improved the crops and wasued away tbe lone laces of our farmera. r: There are ten prisoners in jail four colored and six wbtte. - - " - Charlotte Observer'. It would appear from a' resolution of the City Coun cil of Wilmington that cows have hitherto been allowed to run at large among the 20,000 inhabitants of that city. But proba bly this is tbe North Carolina system. . I- New Berne Democrat'. At Mai. Harvey's ; fish warehouse, on yesterday morning, we were shown about fifty of the largest swamp snapping turtles , that we hav ever seen.- The Major ihad them all strongly and securely boxed up ready for shipment. - 7- The Charlotte Observer's explo rer lias been down into the Rudisill mine and tells what he Baw two hundred feet be low tbe surface. There weie masses of gold ore that would make an impecunious editor's head swim in three minutes and foursecouds. - 4 The ' Fayetlevillo Independent Light Infantry, says the Gazette, will cele brate its 861I1 anniversary on the 26th lot this month. - Tbe following is a list of the commissioned offlcera for. the ensuin? year: Majors A. A:McK.etban;Ust H;aptaia, i it-r u. uuuci ivu , euu vjaftatu, it. jl- . wuir bell; 3rd Captain. J A. -McLauchlin; 4th Captain, T.. W. Broadfooi. , -: Shelby Aurora: i We learn that there are from fifty to sixty visitors at Pat terson's Springs. Three negroes have been jailed ia this place during the past . . . weea one lur.rape, one or- Bleating, anu one for, killing a cow. ' r 7 The pastor. Rev. R Z. Johnston, commenced a pro tracted meeting in the Fresby tenan cnurcb, in tbia place, last Sunday morning. j ;' .. M Raleigh Visitor: Rev; Thos. IB.' Sainner, the newly appointed pastor of the Salisbury 8treet Baptist Church, in this city, will be here on Saturday next. It is tnoogbtby bis many inenaa that ne wilt acceDt the position tendered him. -i Wbat baa become o( the itaieign i ar boro Railroad ? We rather think it is lime for our capitalists and business men to be looking after this great enterprise. ' ' FftVettfiville QctZettf. Fl Fayetteville (J azote: Jb rom eve ry part of tbe upper Cape Fear - section , wo have .tbe most - cheering accounts of the crops. Cotton is smalt in weed, out tne rruitage is extraordinary, it nas nau pien tv. of rain, and there: U some danger! of black rust if wet weather should set in. The corn crop has been cut off materially ,espe-r cially tbe early yield.but tne late corn iooxs untendid. - me Kiicnen 01 Aiaior u.u. McRae, on Rowan street, was entered last Friday night, and pretty well stripped 01 everything worth carrying away, in the shape or provisions, aucnen iurnuure,uien sils, &c, J Goldsboro Mail: An unknown negro went into Wiggins' store in Wilson a little after twilight oa Friday evening and finding no one in the store but himself and the clerk, proceeded: to purchase goods., After trading awhile, and catching the eye oE tbe clerk , averted, he gave mm a diow on the head with- brass or iron , knuckles, knocking him . almost senseless, tie then Dicked up the Roods and ?ran awayn He was at large at lastaccounts. Cetywayo is pronounced ktcho. - How '1b ktcbo pro nounced 1 Oxford lorehligTU, The, way. to pronounce mat worn 18 loiaKe .aruaning start and sneeze ai 11. t . The Bakefsville ' 'Republican savs that Abram Johnson, living on Tow river, -was horn in 'February, 1774, and consequently on . bit next birthday wiU be 100 years - old. Mis wue is two years younger. He was born in Itowan county on the Yadkin - river. He - enjoys - rood health, and with the, exception of being hard of hearing, retains an nts riacumes in a: reasonable degree. He moved to this county many years ago, and, built the first forge and made ine nrst jroar west oi ue Blue Ridge. He recollects distinctly when the Constitution was adopted, and all the incidents connected: with the formation- 0 his residence In Nash county, ' August 1st, Mr. Jesse Drake, la the 79th, year of his age". i We regret to learn that R' B, Qrif3nr of Nashville, was stricken with pa ralysis One dsy last week in his entire jleft side. - Wanted More candidates to be willing to serve tbe dear, people. r Jack Sharpe, 91th knife in bind,, walked up to Mr. Bdlie Barnes, in Toisnot, Satur day night, and cut bim twice In the shoul der, accusing him of circulating a report about bim., We are glad to learn that Mr. B.'s wounds are not of a serious character. Nash county, under Democratic rule;' is out of debt and has (2,800 in her treasury. ' Charlotte Democrat: There are few better men in this country, than Judge McKoy. His homo .is in Clinton, Samp-t son county, and we knew him when: we were a "small printer ooy," ana ne was as I clever, gentlemanly and polite then as he is ..n - J j WILMINGTON, now. : : - we are told by gentlemen who ought to be good judges, that the prospects for good cotton and corn crops in this section are for good-r-f or cotton especially, r Grapes are . abundant this year: and very fine ; and the market is well - sup plied with , apples and ' melons. ; Peach eB are scarce. ' Thieves had better stay away from Charlotte now. Two packs of blood bounds are, in training by, two or three of our public-spirited citizens,, and tney une dogs) will never iau to eaten a thief." It' makes no difference how the rogue may disguise himself or- wrap up bis reel, tne doe will take his 'track and find him out.: ', ' ; ' ' , 5 : -y: Bakersvillei2 wJZican: uThere is a great deal of sickness, especially among children, in Ashe and Alleghany.everal having died; : -Welearn thaiRevW; C. Bowman ia preaching and lectnring with remarkable success in Atlanta. He organ- ized a- church there last . Sunday, with thirty members. ..! All sorts of Stone Axes, Flint and . Quartz Arrow Points, Stone Darts - and -other v old stone curiosities found . in ? the. fields wilt bo purchased at a fair price byJ. L. Robinsons f Harrison ' Hapson; living- near town, shot himself through the band last Wednes day night while putting a cap on an old pistol which he had just loaded.1 The ball severed an artery and It was sometime be fore tbe 'flow, of blood could oe stopped. - Bartlett Presley, one of the hands at the Clarissa mine; received a Bevere wound ast Wednesday, by the falling 01 a rock on his hand. The rock fell about seventy-five eet, ana knocked. a negro, oown alter striking Presley's hand. i Weldon News : Mr. Andre w Co- nigland. a brother of the late Edward Co nigiand. issa:. died at his nome. near: nm- field, on the 17th of July, aged 72 years.. At Crowell's X Roads tbe BaptisU Lave been carrying 00 a. protracted meeting for the past week. On Sunday last Rev. Mr. Yann preached, and at night ReT i Dr. Huff ham occunied the pulpit Six persona were baptized, r - On last Thursday a a ark cloud came up; and with it a gustof I witness explained that Jordan had been ar . 1 Capt Foote was erecting a building I raigned -before Justice Gradv 'on' the wind. 1 Capt Foote was erecting a building near the Episcopal church,' and had just gotten the frame work up. Tbe wind blew it down, causing Capt Foote some little trouble and expense. Mr. Jfid. shields, formerly of his place, but now living in Scotland Neck;- was hurt last Friday while playing base ball. A bat slipped from the hands of one of the men just as he struck at a ball, and struck Mr. Shields in the face, knocking , him senseless for some time. On last Wednesday night about 8 o'clock, just after the Seaboard freight tram had passed Seaboard, it ran over a man and knocked him from the track. It seems that tbe man.whose name was James Cook, was sitting on one of the cross-ties and did not near tbe approach of the train. probably on account of being asleep. Tbe train passed and knocked him off. wound ing him.but not seriously. We learn that near Edward's Ferry, in the lower part of tne county, a quarrel arose between some negroe8who were getting staves. One of these, who did not regard the law prohib- mng tne carrying. 01 concealed weapons, put his hand behind him to pull a pistol from his . nocket when the hammer was I sprung in someway and the pistol fired. shooting the tall into tbe negro's f thigh. where it now remains. TJE3T JB3 CITY. ;, NEW AUVKBTIRBn KNTl. Mdsson Only fifty cents, t v . P. Cxnataa & Co. Shingles. O. G. Pabslkt, Jb Dupont's powder. ; 8. G. Nokthkop Home-made -candies. ' J. C. Stkteiison N, "C. sides and bams.' 1 ftjoeal Dots. A mule in this city bad a clear case pf sunstroke yesterday, 4: but , it .didn't I prove.Tatal yl O I J , X Cl i. j '-l A good crowd ; participated ; in Prpf... AgosUni's excursion on the steamer .jrauport yesterday. - An excursion from, this city to New York, for the; benefit of the Whiting Rifles, is on the tapis. 5 it: ' lQtii-us it. Uossell and family left for Ashevilleon last? night's train, in-1 tedding to be absent about two-- weeks. ' We are r requested to state that there will be Bervices asnsual at St James' Church; to-morrow (Sunday), August 10. y . S The theraometer. in our l oflSce reached as high' as 93 degrees yesterday. - It must have been a hundred, in the ; Court Mr. Richard 3- Lei lien, whose 4 store" was, destroyed y ..firs yesterday morning, valuedlhis stock at fliOOO, upon . .. t; , . : ., ... .,, . , ..... W , r. which.; there was . insurance in. the Liver- pool and London and . Globe; ; represented by Mr. Norwood Giles, to the amount of $800. - The building was not insured. , . , S.I I The following will show the state of thel .L. .-'k.l' A:.. -l: iiir -l "- .j I laermumeier, ui uie suiuonB mendionea,, at 4.31 yesterday evening, Washington mean time, as ascertained from the daily bulletin issued from the Signal Office in this . city i Atlanta ..:'i.81 Key West,: ::!.i,.S8 Augusta. oot Mobile.....1.J.89 Montgomery ra83 New Orleans.:; : ;.82 Charleston. Charlotte:.4. 73 1 Cor8icna, . a 0 , Galveston, i w u .89 Havana... . ..v; .90 Indianola,.....'..'Jl Jacksonville . .,83 PttAtaRassa,..:..88 aavannan; t)5 St' Marks,.....;. 86 Wilmington...... .90 , I j'f t '-'- rl'.H '.- i " ' i i mm s a iii it i Don nJI Inn- m PrMfhar . .t-K4iM-l 1 The congregation and friends of Rev. B. Rl Hall, of .the Fjfth ptreeiM. Unchurch, him a serious 'pounding : on Thurs day night and. like a good Christian, it is said that he bore the ''infliction" manfully, and uttered not a word of complaint This young minister has a strong hold upon the affections of the people whom be has served soj faithfully for the past three years." r 'J s Criminal Court. After the - trial- for homicide had been concluded , in the Criminal! Court yester dfty, several other : cases of minor Impof- Aance were-takenp odf disposed s of,- 1 ' .,i .!i.i!iiri.P among sue rest mat oi xvuurew oaiuwiu, charged with, .perjury, who was found not guilty,:-' : "K : 'l- To reach tbe standard of health, nature demands the ' utmost regularity -)tt the bowels; a slight deviation : brings many : in conveniences and . paves the way to -more serious dangers. We can recommend Dr. Bull's Baltimore Pills as the best medicine for the needs of, the digestive apparatus.. C. SATURDAY. ATJGrTJSX im', 4 2C 1 , 3 . . BOJIIIVIPK. . Trial of Henry K. Sen river for tbe KUUbb ot WUIIam Jenea, CoUred Acquittal of (be Prlaonar. In the Criminal Court yesterday morning the case of H. E. Schriver.of Castle Hayne, in this county, charged with the killing of William Jones, colored, on the night of the 26th of July, was taken up. After the usual preliminaries' the .jury', were called, com mencing with the regular panel . and, end ing with the special venire of fifty men or dered by the Court to be summoned." Both were exhausted and only ten jurymen bad,, been selected, 'when another:pecial - venire of ten men was iordered; v Froni' these ! the list was completed, as follows: J. G. Kerr, W. :Gf Jones, Benjamin Farrow, Sr Frank Garrason, E. J, Eagan, Joseph bharpless. B. R. King, hi'ni Bryant, Geo. L. Schutt, J. G-Barrentine, Geo. ff.- Alderman and Benry Sholar. v -' ! i 1 's k i'- V After the jury had beenregularly' sworn in, f the1 examination': of witnesses com- mencedi . The main witness for the State as Well as tbe " defence was J ohn Dudley; colored, who, with- Scbriver and the, de ceased, formed tbe party who started upon that fatal search after Randal Jordan which resulted in the BhWtinjLMljyjlliam Jones. His testimony was to ithej effect that on the evening in question he met tbe prisoner at the bar and William ' Jones at the store of Mr. Clans Scbriver; that some one had been telling that Randal Jordan, the escaped prisoner; had been seen going across Mr. Schiiver's field in the ! direction of his house, &c" ' At the' outset, however; Saturday . previous on the ' charge'' of aesiolt.and battery and ; a commitmeot bad been issued against nun lor the costs, and tbe prisoner bad been placed in the custody of young Schriver, who was town ship constable.' 'Jordan : made his escape the, same evening, and .-nothing more;, was heard of him until the night of the 26th of July.- 'When it was mentioned that Jor dan bad gone In tbe direction 01 his house, Jones made the remark that now was the time to take him, and advised Schriver to summon ''Dudley and his gun,'' as be ex pressed it, to help in the matter. - Schriver accordingly summoned John Dudley and William Jones to go with him and look for Jordan; . Arrived at a point un the county road,0 about fifty or sixty steps from the boase; tbey "baited," "when H1 was proposed thal lhcy 8houl4; RO and peep, througb . ? . : v- .; r. the cracks and see If Jordan waa there.-All three" thereupon ' approached 'the house; looked through the ' cracks, and. saw that Jordan was at home. . They, then withdrew to tbe same spot on the road for further consultation, after, which they returned to the house, took another; observation,, and then withdrew for consultation again. This time the question arose as to whether they should shoot the' prisoner if be should try to escape, and Schriver said there"wau6 use In shooting unless he -was comingfat mem or aoout to escape, . ana 11 was found necessary to shoot at the prisoner at alljtbcy should "shoot bim in he legsV At' Jones' sn? irestion Schriver 'then look 'his I station at the spot on the county road where J they; h ad ;been, consulting, and. Dudley and deceased, again went, to, the', house! Jordan was seated in the back; doorjWith his family , about him Dudley, raising his gun and presenting it at - Jordan, . . saidy ' What now! ' WheaJeaeawknocked or pushed his weapon dowa. At the an moment Jordan stepped out into the yard a few' feet, from where," the: men Iwere standing and drew from. his pocket .some thing that looked like a Pistol.? whereupon Jones exclaimed,' "Jly God, look at ihati" and started in a run for the road,; Schriver saw urn approaching wttu a Marge ttorseman'a,:Vplstol7:lab!st-handIsd supposed it to be Jordan t He shquled '. to him four different times to halt boc no at tehtion was paid to the warning, and finally; I when Jones was' within :,about twfe'ntjr-flye I stens from bim; he fired and' deceased fell I to the ground, r Scbriver then ; ahouted to J Dudley and Jones that he had Shot Randal I jprdanibut' upon0 further investigation I I wfca foUna that he bad killed Jones:"' ' The testimony of tbeotber witnesses, threw. T tIittI? additional light nontM subject; fnrltiar Ifian 'tn onmth.t 'Ahnp hilt ' ill fl "..M""Yl,'7M!r"ir,i-.;..r:, most friendly relations had. always, existed between the prisoner it the bar and the de ceased: All; thwhhesses'. were 'Introduced by the State, the defentw relying upon their testimony for an acquittal; i ,aij.aia-vl Hon.u D. L.! Russell - assisted 'Marsdetf Bellamy, Eiqn for-theiefence, and Mr. Solicitor Moore1 prosecuted tor Jfcetate. 'After arguments bv counsel and a brief charge by urn Monor, Jndge jaeares;jine jury took the Case," and in the course Hot two or three hours ; returned a verdict .of hb guilty, whereupon - Mr. Schriver was . dls charged and received the congratalatioaa of his friends. : 5 -' i'i (--"'. 1 J- Bonawar ana If arrow 'Eaeaae. T , ,,,, I !A horse attached, to a dray th property of one Abram Mosely; being left ' standing temporarily Jen 1 Market; street t yeslerday tnorning, i between 7 1 and, - 8 o'clockgot frightened ,'"bd";. ran away; Takingbifi' course down Market jreevrKdirso iion of tbe river, he made a! narrow escape frbnrittnnihg over a iady '6pfa's!ba88in'g' this streeit 'at the ; headfpf r the'mwi.et.l'iand who owed her safety from v the peril" with which she was threatened "fdrthff "jprompt nesa.and activity , which; characterized .'her movements, Running on in the direction' o the river the animal broke out of the ; dray and' was flnally halted nearHhe tcdi of !he, ' ' P The steam yacht E&abelS made a tr ja'l - . a CV ?At !tl - ... m " - 1 .-m . J : up to Dmiuivuie yesieruayaitctuvivfi. K V r .7- : Pl To-Day' iBdleatioaa. For the' South Atlantic States, winds shifting to northerly and westerly, slowly rising barometer, alight fall in. temperature and .areas of rain, 5 with r partly, 7 cloudy t weather, u ' - Us a -: The ancan necatia t. b Carolina J Vaeai cino. . , .-. t'- , c The race yesterday was not witnessed by ajvery large crowd; but the contest was one of the most spirited and interesti'iR a ever sailed over the; eoursdJ :The wind wa va riable and .very.a flawy in the early , part of the morning, but. soon .after, the race was started it "changed to. the southwest and blew a regular gale.- The course was mea sured by an improved apparaiui J day or two ago and found to rack twos miles of be-: ng the. regulation length,, viz; eight . miles. The position of. the, buoy heretofore , sta tioned at Motl's Channel mouth was , con sequently moVeda balfjnile. f aj:ther.down and placed, at the mouthf pf Ipodon Chan nel; iso as to make the - course full eight miles. The boats reported at the " club gangway about' 12' o'clock; and it was de ctdedto start the race at half-past one. In the meantime the different yachts amused thel spectators '.by' making ..short spirts around the channel , getting their ropes stretched, crews drilled, Ac, &cT - - Shortly before the starting time the crafts were gotten;' in position,, and Capt fW.' A, Cumming, Commodore X A-. Wiggins and W A.J. Wrighf; Esq'., . appointed fudges. Restless, Capt S. P. Cowan, at lh. SOin. I Frolic, Capt G.: D. Parsley, at lh: SOmi Rosa, Capt.: J. M. Cazaux; at lh. 3lm. Lizzie, Capt . W. L. Parsley, at lh. JJlm. 40a. . . ; . ,". e . !:,'Carolina, Capt. Jno. ' J.' Fowler, at lh. 33m- 60a. - "': ' - Ripple; Capt Norwood Giles, lh. 83m.' u' Coming back from the London Channel buoy the second time, the Lizzie lost a man overboard, and much' valuable . time was spent ere he could be picked up, the acci dent Costing the boat in the opinion of many,' tbe loss of the 'first position in tbe finish.' j- "t' -4-i." r.ij-. -i The Rosa was so unfortunate as taturn over just after starting, from her. moorings at Masonboro,and losPher "dead ballast" and ''' the ' Restless and" Frolic " Shipped wave J after wave so regularly that .the - ' Utter ; . was . s finally 1 .-compelled 3 to lay. to and bailout just after she, had got tea ahead and , to wind ward of the Restless, in which position she was'-passed" by the. Restless and Lizzie. The ' Ripple sailed splendidly during the first part of tbe-regatta, bur cam'e In . on the home stretch Tourtn ana, last, wny, we are unaoie to say, as her captain would give no excused The Rosa withdrew during the second round, having been previously overhauled by both the! Ripple and Lizzie, i - -,j f ue xveauew waa aaiuiuiij uanuieu anu ejicitef much favorable 'criticism, on, her sailing qualities. She led the, fleet -almost continuously from the start and came In' a long way ahead of all competltors,winniog the championship of the Club; -; . ' f w Tbe Carolina, : .'did not acquit herself in accordance with the expectations of her backers, and withdrew during, the Jast round. The boats passed the ' judges at the finish in the following order and Inner ' '- j -n l)u-i-.t. u u rn inn vHtllfrfiJ Restless. ..,.3 24 18 Lizzie. . .V. , . .'. . . . : . . . . :.3 26 30 Frohovv.k'jt'k'JV : .c .;i ...3 "27- 80 Ripple........ 3: 30 30 13 Actual running time: r Restless.iL.,;J:..v.ri:.'..v. 64 .18 Lizzie.,.,;... 54 60 Troiic. :. . j. . : .J. .. . ..:i ' 56 so RrpplwT..':.',Jvts..;.-.f.'.i.l J57. 23 Tbe Brooklrsi Fire Bnsae. tf We'kre reauested'td call the attention of fiV clty attthoritieaUo'the fact that! the Brooklyn Engine is in' good rder, with .a a full company, and capable, of doing good service, but is rendered utterly useless from the fact that she is not supplied with' the necessary hose: ' Capt Howe says she has only two lengths of the old leather hose Many of our citizens cane bear testimony, to the disposition always manif estpd by this company to do tiieir duty in cases, of. fifes When tney have tne means. we nope tney wui ue aujjueu wiui uw iciuisiic uuw .1 j L.'jii lianiaa wvsnui wv annu :i " 1 (Sheriff Manning received from-justice Jttcpiammy, of Pender county, yesterday, a commitment for Fuller flansley, arrested aid Committed to Ihe guard' house ' In'ihis city on harsdsy nioroing On' : the repre sentation that heJud been iraiUy, :of bur- glaryr, Jttrnf ont, however, that he .-was aid was tried for, trespass! . found guilty', and sentenced to imprisonment 'for thirty day:f He was iaken trom the guard house and lodged in Jatt. -t V1 ' V: " j"ii i f..JJ U -o.i-'-s mayor Coara. , it !Fdnriy Gore wa i before Acting 'Mayor Bowdea; yesterday morning on tho-charge of acting disorderly on th streets Thursday night;;. Sbewas ordered to pay a floe of. fl I John Smith, colored, charged with vlo Tating'a city ordinance, was drdered io pay a jlne' 6f $5 orbe locked hp for thirty days; 4-.n' " n-avam" an- Wimae. v i-i rTbtiver U getting very, low againis . 4 f-iThe British barque ; Aartk Carolina Cspt.; Buchani from Bermuda,'; was re ported in belowyesterday4. f;J3lo sic r '-; L. The . schrs. JT jTGW$r Capt. Fpster, and '4nna iZc- Capt.Betta, cleared from Philadelphia for. this port on Uteeihrfahi' WHOLE: NO 113,741 The mailsclose and 'arrive at' the' City Post Office as follows? v."! . Ls't - i CLOSE. -5 " . Northern through mails' .1". " 745 R M. Northern through' andT way'"1-- ' - MaUs lor the N. C, Railroad," ' ana routes supplied there- - r - u -Railroad, at....... s-sn am1 Southern mails for' all' points- : - Doum, aauy.-.'.i i... 730 A. M. Western mails (C. C. Ry) daily ' ' . Percent Snndnv :v ; jy t Mail for Cheraw & Darlington f ' . . Railroad ... . . . '.75 P. M. Mails for points, between Flo- " . rence and Charleston ... -; 7 -.30 A- M. Fayetteville,andofflce8onCape lJ3 - r ear .ruver, i-uesdays ; .and . ; , Fridavs......; i,nop m ayeitevuie, via Lumberton, i daily except Sundays. . J i 6-JOO P. M.. 6:O0A;m.' 2.-O0P.M. Onslow C. H. and. interme diate offices everv Friday. . Smithviile mails, by steam ' 4 boat, daily (except Sundays) Mails for Easy' Hill, Town urees, and Bnallotte, every Friday at . -.;-. . ; - v. . 6:00 A M. Wilmington and Lisbon Moo days and Fjidays at...r.. 6:00 A..M. J ...',rr:: OPEN FOB ''DELIVERY": Northern through mails: i . j Q-.oa a m Northern ..through and way . ... i- Southern mails. , ;., 7.00 a! M; Carolina Central Railroad... . 10:35 A.M. Stamp Office open from 8 A. ML. to 12 M.. and from 3 to 580 P.M.. ; Money order and Register Department open same as stamp office. - - - 4 -if ' ' - j ' General delivery ooen from 6i30 A -M., to 630 P. M.; and on Sundavs from SrSOtn 9:30A. M ?' - - r Stamps. 4dr sale at general deliverv when stamp office is closed. i Mails collected from street 'boxes eVerv! iv at 4.00 P.M.,- . . K . da Chew JackboK's Bmt Sweet Navy.Tobacco.' J " '.--. o :i. THE MORNING STAB can alwxvii he hart at in rollowms nlaeec In the citr : Th Pnmn Bnn itanria" Mewa Stand, and the Sua Office. , 1 ' nm m m : FOB . UPWARDS : OF THIKTV TK wa WraS&OW SOOTHTirO 8TRTTT h um -SHAH tnr children. It corrocts acidity of the stomach, relieves wu wuu, roKiunws tnu ooweiB, Carea DTBEimBT ana DiRmrfiA, -whether-ariaing from teething or other canaea. An old and well-tried remedv. 25 OXHTB A BOTTLK. t.t Simple and Instanteneona as it taOT.inr' Rm.. rBim Soar Is a atoat efficient remedy for certain obnoxkma diaeaaeB,tob cored of which thesa af flicted with them of tea apend thoaaaada of dollars ;Hn'a JHBTAHTAjreous Hxra Dtb la the best and safest. FINK ENGLISH GUNS. The attention of xnnrta men la invited to the advertisement of Messrs. J. & W. Tolley, aaaaafactnrera of fine breech-loadUig guns, .Birmingham, England. Their gons are made to order according to epeeiflcations- and- measure ments furnished, thus ensuring the right crook, length of stock .Ac... ., . . . v . , . ,.7 PMtBT. GA.. AWTil l4tlli1RTO "T liava fhJ the-use of the medicine known . Rwift'a Kmi.ni. tic Specific over fifty years, and have never known wr aeara ui an inacance or raunre to euro when Dro perly taken. In 1835 George Walker bought at anc tioa a slave not warranted, whom he treated with this remedy, and cored him sound and well in four weeks. Riznt vears aftarwuriii ha anirl tbo w ha never hsd any return of the disease or lost a day iiwu worn. -ii. Lh uamfABD. sold by Garni & FxiHMB,.andall DrngsJsts. J( . . ' CHAD WICK DIXON Tn thfar rdt-r r(iii ngast 7th, at the residence of the bride's mother! by Key. J.W. Craig, Capt. MARTIN CHAD WICK turn suss naiiniw ULi ESLON, aU of Wilmington.-, No cards, . ui'. i - . . .... NEW. - ADVKKTISEMENTS.-' (40.000 40.000; SHTNGLKS SENT' 1 tT9 OM CSNSIGNMENT, With Oldata TO ; BSLT iwhlnh. w - nntnu obeyina..- (Hi r--.tr..- h.-.-sm-s .! .: ,.,. Take due notice thereof and tavern vonnelf accordisgli. .ji.j.h ..... ..... - T . r ang s it 7 FBXSTON CUMMING A X. ' ,Qnly 50 Cents 'Mi K TjKJaV BOYS' XJNXar PANTS, MUST BB SOLD. A small lot of BLACK AtPACCA, FKOCKS," FIKX quality, only $2.00. -, : 'jr. 1 ' -' r-:j si?: ang 9 It . , MUNSON. -1 r DnFont's Powder. 5 i a 150: I 100 Kegs de; I,- .--'.ij !.' i ' ' "' Hi: i and SPORTING, OO-'Uj . SR. MX Kef BAGLB BUCK, 3 J , for sale at factory prices by iMi'-X 1 xtl.W :-'aO. Gw.PAB8LBT,Jc,.y : Cor. .Orange and S. Water sts,? .in. a ..t i w Home-Hade Candies.1 T AM BTItL MANTJlfACTCRING CANDY FOR d amuy use, consisonK or. ieinon, Sassafras, Cinnamon, 'Wintergreen, Horehound, Cream, Taffy, Peaant, Soar Drops,' Nntmee Dtodb. Ac .These Candies I guarantee tr be strictly pure, and free irvmuny aaaitersnon. , t t For sale at - - B. G. NORTHROP'8 j ang 9 tf Frott and Confectionery Stores. t.VC, Sides and Hams. j r' .)'.:HAVB JUST BOUGHT - " f A; JSmail, piioice Xo t ! T J Suitable for the Retail Trade . ' , i-lf.' 4 J J-ts i -.nil- , -, - r-j . 1 y- ETRA. LARGE PATNo. 1 MACKEREL' - , -. -, -f havefor tale some :--tt t ' j . . TERES FOB 85 CTS," 0 - TOE CHEAPEST EVER OFFERED ! I 1 4 Doa't year Coffee suit yoa f ;;-T2:'.- Thcn try. mine,: that: is BOASTED, BVERY DAY Tient 1 -Oif Ai;nade?myiOwn:aapervlsJteBa a::U 'io i l flYKi LAQUIRA AND THREE GRADES BIO L J as . C.Stevenson : augSta " ' ' 1 i "1 'Great Eeduction Oft TOBACCO AT THE GARDEN CITY CIGAR EMPORIUM.: ,;.-,. f j f..- -..i - -r t Blackwell's Genuine Durham, 1 oz., formerly 10 cents, now 8 cents; 4 oa.f ermerly 80 cent,, now j5ats! IS os., formerly 65 cents, now 55- cents. -SUE running, the celebrated Standard Brand of o.centa Cigars. ' ',",' ' -i-ii. ( -.! 2" .L.- !' . - iii.i c J,IIay and JFeecl gutters, JlOKN 8 HELLERS, CART WHEELS, DRAT J Wheels, Wagon and Buggy Wheebj, Bpokea, Rims: Habe,Bugsy;8ata, bulky Shafts, Bupgy Poles; Bmitha' Beliovrs, Smiths' Tooli, Cow Beiik, Pails, 8padea. Shovels, Ac,, , all at lower prices than ever sold in this city. Call and see for your Selves at . No. 9 Market street.' : f 1 l I rs 8 SO 8 00 8 50 4 01 6 50 8 50 10 00 17 00 84 00- , two days, ........ thro days, four days,.... . - five days,... .. One week...... - Two weeks,,... Three weeks,... ne month... ,...... Two months,.....,,. . , Three months,.. inf. ; . aiz monina, 40 00 ' " One year, .. . . cow Contract Advertisement taken fet prow' ttonately low rates. " ' '- ' - Tea lines solid Nonpareil type make one square " ;nevv. ADVERTISEMENTS. - X W4 i From Every; Quarter: rjOMES CIIEERINQ HEWS OF GOOD CROPj Our country friends aarabeen apecialTy economi cat Going upon that grand old principle, via : ,. .t y -3 Just ! Before Yo 'AnamlllX They will anrely hava considerable money this fail," predict as remunerative patco'orCottotu' ?" There Is nothing like havinR a little orploa. "' ;'Ji '' Bpatwright , & -HcKoy -h -v .WILL KEEP IN STOCK"'- - - A Good Assortment V OF TO SUPPLY EVERYBODY ' !.F, l- s.,l-i COMB AND BEE US. t-We guarantee GOOD 'GOODS at as 'loWSis PRICES as can be sold by any house in the 13tate.'U!' i . . -. . . . . . . . i ' . Send for Samples and Prices? ' ' " ' Boatwright: & .McKoy, I 5 and 1 NORTH FRONT ST- V "!" Another CARGO CHOICE WHJTB CORN." " , " ' l " ' And we shall continue grinding . Choice WHITB FINE BOLTED KEAU "Try tt L TIMOTHY HAY of . tho verr bent and : selling as low as it can be laid down here. . . , -.iu, ango u . . v- "JfctEaTtN CUMMIN & CO.,,,. , ITRIJUTY CXi.LEGE. V. Cf npiHEFALL TERJt BEGINS' SEPT. 3D, 1879, ' -i Ai EXPKNSBS Tuition 20 to 27 : Board? Inrln- ' '. ding furnished room and servants,' $3 to $10 per month; Board in daba $5 per menth.. We invite snecial attention to onr snnerior srmm.f V. modatlonaand facilities, and the very naiall ezpenJ ,y oi rare now required, send for Catalogue. - - A-- o. xTiniiy uouege, n . u. ang 0 9t . B. CRAVEN, President ' Grand Finale it; i. QLOStlNG OUT.,, v. ,v ft, ' ' - OF BUMMER CLOTHINQ. ;PriceB 1NCOMPREUEN8IBLT low. Call on L2. A. DAVID, '.si i The Clottlcr. it . 50. DOZEN PEARLS - 50 witd: ;the reinforcements, to arrive, j -ang3tf t MONDAY; V A! FOLDING GLOVE AND SHOE BUTTONER, ' of silver, made in the shape of a knife to open and ' shut.- The finder will be suitably rewarded en )eav- ing it at the 8tab Office. Jy3i-tf, Trunks. "TJtTB HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST -.-TV. aad most perfect assortment of, TRUNKS and TRAVELING' -BAGS ever brought to this h:iL. marjteu' rnces .reaucea.- .wive iu t c&ll-ft our, . Wholesale and Retail Harness Establishment; No. 8 ' 1 SOUTH. FRONT STREET j - "r jaugatf ' MALLARD ft BOWDEN. ;" " ' ' H i , .r j i T . I, n. ..-. "t- "D a.. A rri, . r , j . SUPPLY; OF BEIint and GILUNQ TWINER , v Hemp, Manilla; and Cotton. Rope,- phn,Yarn and- iii Marline Fish Seines, any size,' ordered; by -W if i J ang 8 tf .; i i; i i, y s No. 85 South Front S( ' J iPRTolniinn lfl )?! -UnYiw.Vtomm alW V1UI4WU Uij Uiy.WUlUWl. WUHiUUVUj 14 'Tf .WERNER ft H: C.PREMPERT, THE WELL known' GERMAN' BARBERS AND HAIR'1" DRESSERS, have, owing to the stringency of mo- . r ney, concluded to REDUCE THE PRICE of 'Dairi' e' ' ' cutting to 85c; Shampooing to 5crand Whiskers ,.,-f fitting to 85c; Shampooing to 5crand Whiskers , f )yeing 30e and upwards. No. 7 SOUTH and No. 11 ,: L pBTH FRONT BT8. rt 4 , .. jy 18 tf , v t , 8 i i Brown 'Gins. s TTTE SELL THE OLD ORIGINAL BROWN v t umvs uins. said m by ail to be the BESTj Ai ANTEBD to give per 3ES. ARB VERY LOW 1 MADE. f Every one GUARA. feet satisfaction. OUR PRICES. especially so when the superiority of these GINS Is taken Into consideration; WK ; HAVE BOLD THE8B GINS FOR THIRTEEN YEARS. aagstrK'uvaw ojho. dawson.&cq,-j;r :.ul7ttU3irtiEblT! npHE PROVERB-' THAT SMALL f PBOFlTS-'' JL will produce quick sales. It you desire to MONEY go to the NEW FURNITURE, BTORS. ; ; N E. Comer Market and 2d 8t Wilmington, N C ' ' J - augStf;", BUI18CUND9 & WLUNttOK. , .. ,, j ,i,j 1-f MniW li , t -,i . , i .... New" Grbp:f f: f " rfURNIP AND C ABB 1GB SEED, IN STOCK, iX. and for sale low. t-v. ' 1 t.- . - i, .1 (n,""! Also, a complete stock of Pure Drags. Patent ' HedlcuMa, Whiakeys, Brandies, Wines, aarfl.Ml-i.;a Herat Waters, Ac., for sale low by v - , ' ' ' t. J. K. MoILHENNY; r 4 ' . - , : 'Wholesale and Retail Druggist, f. J augJtf '"-i.Sij... a',,' Wilmington, N. C. if ,. t 1 ' " .ii I. . i i . , I, ..... .; Black Cashmeres. 4 i . . .... . ,. ,.t J , 1 Jfi. ,1 UST RECEIVED, FIVE . GRADES BLACK U CASHMERE, importation of A. T. Stewart ft Co. . Handsome 8 and 10 cents FIGURED LAWNS; i BLACK GRASS CLOTH, perfect color. ,- Also, Five Hundred more of onr celebrated F1F- TY CENT CORSETS ' - l Jy20U . .. r . -JNO 3. HTDRICK . . . i t I"" ' y '.' . t - !- -' 1 '. ' " ITew Crop Turnip Geedi Just sacelved, and for sale Wheiesale and Retail at' . j . I.' , r i -' t tl 1 i r : - . --J a Vfc . I .'.,.3 :U-I r. , 1 .- V.. wfi GREEK PLANNER'S, w . JySSjr,:. Market Street, j 'A;GppdInycstmcnt CAN BE REALIZED BY PUTTING YOU K, :w money in Household Goods, such as TQ1LET . , SETS, DOOR MATS, STEAM COOKBKS,andthe 1 H PARKER" and "ROSSMORE" COOKBTOyES. (-' -' i - - Sold by ,i J . iV" r . , rAitnaa taxlok, ang I tf "?ts--j - !; 1 18 Front Street.. I o.lt, h COTTllTlfT. BY EACH. STEAMER G90DS TO REPLEN- j Isnour Btock of HARDWARE, TINW ARB and ;GfdatBarijamB ND LOW PRICES t " (. : "u Mi ; At 111 W . ' I'll. U . 'tf A l'i'.. '-' ' ' auatfl tw' 3. j ...... n.. CROCKERY. For goods in these lines apply to , 4 s 3 i GILE3 ft liUECKiN, : augStf n 1, 33 and 40 Murchison Block. IS i.Ji ! 7 .. "3 ft-