THE nOEillliG MAIL
LIKHKD pXtLtl XXGXPT MONDAYS,
r i:
,,kc year, 01 roU) PUKt prti,...:.. 7 w
mi nonthi, irt.,;,-4 DC
rhree months. ' " . 5
me month . .-.v"..,. .. I 00
To City Snbearlbere, aeliverod ta any part of the
ay Fifteen Cents per week. Oar City genu are
mi authorised to eoUect fr more than three a,ut
, mae. -yi-J -'. ;. - -if 4- -
iKutered at the Poet Office at Wilmington, N. C,
aa second claaa matter. ,
. " OlJT.LlN.Rfc. .-.
Ex President GintVUaugater, . lira.
Nellie Sartaria, is dea4,J-7- A.; collision
occurred on the Argeotao and Granville
Railwayi In France; (our killed and thirty
injured. The celebration of the Na
poleonie fete was omitted on the 14th, - the
first time io thirty yeart.. A destruc
tive fire occurred at St. Pjerre .Miguelon,
New Brunswick; twenty persona lost their
lives. : A sailor from Havana died in
Biliioaore of yeltow feVerL- Another
Glasgow iron merchant fails heavily.
10 San Francisco the 'Honorable Bilks"
nominated David Farqauaraon for Mayor;
th& Democrats' nominated aeveral - candi
dates for Judhip.- Ooly one 'new
case of yellow fever reported at Memphis
u p to noon yesterday Austria and
Germany nave nnited upon' a .policy whh
regard to the attainment of a strong1 foot
hold by the former in Turkey. , - - The
riot in Quebec was continued.' yesterday,
the French faction making an attack at
n oon. - The "charred . remains of four
persons found o theuins of av hotel burnt
at Bathr L. I - Two young men were
killed by lightuiug nu Thornton, V-.
Friday. - There is -no case of yel
low fever at Mayersville.Miaa. . - The
011 tire at Parket's Landing, Pa., still con
tinues; 85,000 barrels of oil have so far been
consumed . The Liberals will probably
have a majoiity in the Austrian'' Cabinet.
The Erie Railway Compaajrclalm to
have lost a large amount by the failure of
James McHenry, io London. r4 -The
expense to the city of Quebec by the tlot
is estimated at over $50,000. i Tbe
Butler Investigating Committee examined
witnesses at Newport, R. I., yesterday;
charges of bribery againat Republicans
fully proved. Admiral Balsch, a
political ptitoner, has been pardoned by
the German Emperor. ' First court
martial at Moscow has been held under
decree establishing martial law. An
International Congress is proposed for the
ntlopliooof a uniform' patent law.
Catholic Bishop of Belgium' has excom
municated teachers in schools established
by tbe ; government. - Twenty-one
I cases in all of fever yeiterdsy at Memphis,
i but few deaths A famous revolu-
: tionary leader in Mexico has been executed
i by the Governor of Vera Cruz. - - Wit
nesses before the Wallace Investigating
Committee , at Boston testified to the
compulsory . measures used by mill
owners aud manufacturers -to secure
voles for the s Republican party.
New York markets: Money active at 5
6, closing easy at 5 per cent. ; cotton quiet
at' llftlj .cenls; flour dull and heavy,
without change at $4 506 75; wheat quiet
-and unsettled; corn a shade easier; spirits
turpentine dull aok weak at 2&i cents; rosin
quiet at $1 27J1 30.
William Henry Odenheimer, Pro
testant piscopal -' Bishop ,; of New
Jeisey, is dead. lie was born in
Philadelphia, August 11, 1817.
Secretary Evarts says he does not
want the nomination for Governor of
New York. It is thought not lb be
improbable that be may accept the
Eugli8h Mission. . . l
Kemncky returns come in slowly
There are twenty five counties to hear
from. The returns thus far foot up:
Blackburn, Dem., 106,808; Evans,
Iiep., 66,749 : Cook, Greenbacker,
14,948. - :--;;.r:
And now they say that Gen. Scho
field was not found euiltv of "haz-
iog" when a. cadet, we maKe tne
oorrection. ' He, however, behaved
badly in some way and was condemn
ed for it. -' : ''-
iChe-registration of mail matter is
steadily increasing the country over,
It is a great --public convenience as
well as profitable to the Postoffice
Department to send - mercnanause as
registered packages. During the
quarter ending June 30 the domestic
registered letters sent from New
York numbered 41,472, exceeding by
J,3u9 the figures: of the same quarter
last year.
Manhattan 15eacb is mst now
the head-centre of ' polities. E. V,
Smalley, a . well , known New York
Tribune correspondent, writes from
. that place that the Republican game
is to nominate the man who can carry
New York in the Presidential con
test of 1889. : He says it is believed
and understood that Tilden will be
the Democratic candidate,' and a man
will be nominated who oan beat him
in New York, Grant, Sherman and
Blaine are the aspirants. He says':
,'As to General Grant, it has come to
be pretty well understood that he will either
be strong enough to sweep the bosrd or
will take no band io the same. . . . '
"As to Blaise and' Sherman,' with no
Hostile feeling to keep tbem apart, and no
difference of views on public questions, a
Union between the supporters of these two
candidates to keep a third from - carrying
on, tne prize may be effected la -tne v?on.
ventioo, and may,' at tbe last moment, spol
ill dark-horse programmes.?., , s.r
Raleigh has been enjoyiog some
0 f r r--i
i .
..... V -i.
M-. tar t,l i w i
yoa.i'iov,irNoi;i24i';
There rwas no fever at Corinthj1
Wiss4 last year; '..Two citizens have
been attacked, who have not ; been ab
SenlT vrf rom! home. The Louisville
CowrfVbttfTtWays this4 'iodioates
hat there; is no safety for any South f
em; town tttjtil after a heavy frost.
The fyer ia 8Pading beyond J Mem-
The New; Berne ' .Democrat ' re-,
portB a damaging- incendiary fire at Beau
fort. - The stores of L. T. Forelaw and n.-
J. Dickiason "were consumed . ; Davis '&
Bon's store was buret, but most of the stock
was saved. During the fire powder ex
ploded in one of the? stores,-which caused .
absolute consternalidnT" A panic seized the
inmates of the Atlantic Hotel, and o?nfuf
aion for a while ruled suprpme. ; The mill-"
tary turned out and did good service in
protecting property. .Loss estimated at
$8,000. - r:-; ). -
Ueidsville Times: Qwen Wall.
Rock'mgliam's negtb-ibanjoqaan, waa killed
one day last week by his horse falling down
with him between Wentworth and Madi
son, lie was riding along picking the banjo
at toe time, uwen was always on tbe pick
and sing tall, black as a coal, and with
supple legs, and a , wave of bod v that kept
time to his tunes, and fascinated the crowd
f he was a general favorite with a tuneful
public He has been on tbe stage since the
war with some traveling minstrels.
Dn Saturday evening, at 4 o'clock, Lee
w earner rord, a young man, aged 17 years,
was instantly killed in a Quarter of a mile
pf Rufflo, by the accidental discharge of a
gun is tbe bands of a negro boy. i '
- aw si I
The Grand Lodge of Good Tem
plars met at Winston on the 12th.. b f
THE CITY.
NBCW AIVKKT IHKmKNT
Yatks The Orguinette.
A. David Grand opening.
J. J. Curtis Hands wanted.
Ckonly & Mokbis -For rent.
Geo D. Parslky Try douse.
Misa Lou Stewart Removal.
Brown & Roddick Pall trade.
Mallard & Bowden Trunks.
PiN-Nic Wilmington Gardens:
J I K." McIlhknny Tu rn i p seed .
Prof. AootTiNi Last excursion.
P. W. FoiTKB Grand excursion.
Munson Linen collars and cuffs.
ft, sr
Parkkr & Taylor Heavy stock. .
8, G, Nobthrop Concord grapes.
Heinbbrrosr Pianos aud organs.
G. A. Peck Paints, oils aud glass.
Ho. Henning Hay and feed cutters.
Boatwbight & McKqy The place.
Harrison & Allen -Silk umbrellas.
Jno. W. Gordon & Bro. Insurance.
Wilmington Dyeing Establishment.
Altatfeb & Price Sash, doors; &c.
P. H. Haydkn Harness sod saddles.
J.Dawson &Co. To country merchants
Tbk New Furniture Store Attention
Gerhardt & Co Buggies, harness, &c.
1 ' r ! ai . - .'J
Tr ! Ahiir the Head flfen
Mr. J. W. Rogers, of Harnett towuehip,
in this county, was before Justice Gardner,
yesterday afternoon, on the charge of Com
mitting an assault upon Thomas Franks,
colored overseer of the road in that town
ship. The facts as developed by the evi
dence were as follows: Frank went to
Rogers' home to summon him to work on
the road, when the latter ordered him off
the premises, telling him he must leave im
mediately, and that If he went about sums
mooing white people be would get his
head broken, or words to that i effect;
whereupon Franks left without executing
his summons, or designating what tools he
should bring to work with.
i Tbe Court held it was an assault, and
dismissed tbe case on the payment of the
Costs. n ; ; " ! ' i'i
: Tbe defendant was next arraigned on a
peace warrant, and was required jto pay
the costs and enter into bond in the sum of
$50 to keep the peace and to make his ap
pearance at Justice Gardner's office on the
first Monday in October next, I
i John L. Holmes, Esq., appeared for the
State and M. London, Esq , for the! defen
cant-
Ceuaaa f lit Clir
j We would mention as a fact that
is pro-
bably not generally known, that Mr.
Walker Meares, who was recently appoint
ed to take the school census of this
city, is
also engsged in taking a full census
of the
population. Many - of our citizens jwill be
gratified to know this, especially when they
become satisfied, as we are' that, from the
way Mr. Meares has gone to work in the
matter, all can rest assured that a complete
and reliable census will be obtained
Tb SftKerlBV J W Xorn
( By reference to advertisement it will be
seen that the programme markei out for
the 'Whiting Rifles' grand excursion ito New
York, on tbe 27th inst, will' afford! ample
opportunity for excursionists to stop at any
f tbe cities along the route, tickets being
good - for i three weeks, ,and a choice of
routes given, either by way , of Baltimore
and Philadelphia, by rail, or via steamer
from Portsmouth tO New York
Open Air meeting.
i Rev. James W. Craig will preach at
Dudley's .Grbvt, Jjrfl weadier efHttinf,
this afternoon. at half-past 4 o'clock.' This
is a Union meeting,' gotten up more par
ticularly , for. the benefit, voffthpse persons
who do not attend church Jany where else,
but who may. be induced to attend at the
Grove. All are therefore invited to attend.
There was only one interment an infant
4-ln Oakdalo i Cemetery during the1 week
closing yesterday! i-.-"- '" .l'"-
1 Bellevue Cemetery reports no interments
fprlbe past week. -,t
j Pine Forest; .(colored) Cemetery, reports
six interments for the past" week, : three'
adults and three children, it', ; j A .,
:ilmington; Ni;.c.,;TJNDAY:- AuGifsf Warn,
Local nmt " '
SMore raialjtast night.
Tenth Sunday after Trinity. . !
; New moon this afternoon at 56
minutes after 2 o'clock. "
There was a Greenback meeting
in the Fifth Ward Friday bight.
-7,This section has been .visited by
ifine rains during the past two days. ; . v ; ? ,
li'-r Whooping cough'. is prevailing
to a considerable extent io this city lust
now.' " : -: " "
We noticed Mr. Riohard Brad
ley, of Savannah, formerly of this city, on
:our streets yesterday. ,
The storm-flag was displayed
from the Signal Station yesterday for tho
first time in several weeks.
Capt. H. C. Brock, Chief of
Police, has returned from his Pennsylvania'
trip, and looks like he enjoyed it Immensely.
- Rev. N. M. Jurney, ot the N.
C. Conference, will preach at the Fifth
Street M. E: Church tornhjtat 8 o'clock.
The Register of Deeds issued
three, marriage licenses during tbe past
Week, one for. white and two for colored
couples. ' :; ;
Tickets for the grand excursion
to New York, for the benefit of the Whiting
Rifles, must be secured by Wednesday, the
21st inst.
Souppernong grapes are ripen
Jog somewhat earlier this season than usual.
We have already seen some in a condition
for eating.
'-There will be no baptizing at
the foot of Queen street to-day, but quite a
number of candidates will be immersed
there next Sunday.
We regret to learn that Mr.
Oscar Temple, after a pretty thorough can-.
vara of the city, has concluded to abandon
th9 object of opening a school in this city.
The" Rev; J. B. Taylor, who has
been confined to his 'bouse for some days
past by indisposition, has sufficiently re
covered to be able to occupy his pulpit this
morbing.
Rev.. T. M. Ambler, rector of
St. 'Paul's Episcopal church, has returned
from bis summer vacation, ; and will con
duct the services at that church at tbe usual
hours to-day.
We are glad to see our old
friend Mallard, of tbe firm of Mallard &
Bowden, on the streets again. He has been
b the "Laud of the Skies," snuffing the
bretzefrom "PisgahV top.
i There, will be services at St.
John's Church to-day at the usual hours.
Rev. Bennett Smedes, of Raleigh, Princi
pal of St. Mary's School, will officiate. He
is a guest of Mr. James A. .Willard.
I We are requested to state that
tbe protracted meeting at the Italian A. M.
E. Chapel, on Middle Sound, will continue
all next week. 'It is "conducted by the
pastor, R." H. W. Leak, who requests his
Christian friends to help . him f
f - Rev. E. A. Yates, after a brief
sojourn in the mountains of Western Caro
lina, arrived home yesterday. ' We trust his
health baa been greatly , improved by the
trip; He will occupy his pulpit to-night,
the Rev. Mr. . Jarney preaching in the
morning.
- A lady at Winston, writing to a
relative in this city, says she has to do her
own work, aa servants are not to be had in
the place, all being engaged at work in the
tobacco factories. This looks like business.
and it also indicates a pretty lively demand
for "the weed."
j One colored girl stopped anoth
er on the street and inquired what they
were nailing all them boards around the
Presbyterian church steeple for. "Why,
aon't you know?" said tbe other. "Well,
there's a bee-hive 'way up there, and they
couldn't git to it, and they are building
that thing so as how they can git up there
and git the honey." "Oh 1" said her com
panion. - - -V ' .'.
inore Alai (fee Preabjcerlau CUnreli
; Steeple. ' '..'.,,' .
' r The work of erecting the scaffolding
around th-i First Presbyterian Church stee
pie has beon completed, and several of our
venturesome citizens have been to : the top
of it. Among theso was Sergeant George
W. W. Davis, qf the police force, who says
the view from the giddy height Was grand
in the extreme. Tbe ocean and sounds
Could be seen distinctly.and also Fort Fish
er and other points in that vicinity; but
Smithville was hid from view by a clump
of thick woods in the neighborhood of
Fort Anderson. ;
I The matter of the bees and the honey
was' examined into and the "bee-hive"
was found to be & watpjiiest, upon making
which discovery the investigation was not
pushed any farther for obvious reasons.
t The , weather-vane has been removed
from the steeple, and now lies in .the
church-yard ;It looked , very small and
unpretending up so hear the clouds, but it
is quite large when, viewed in its present
position, bejDg seven feet and three inches
in length.;' ' '.
; Some reckless audi vidual ascended the
scaffolding to the very top," about dusk on
Friday evening, after Mr.-Ottaway and his
men had left, and yesterday there was some
talk of putting on a guard to keep people
from ri8kmg ,thoir lives in making the as
cent after niguuaui
i It Is no' wonder that' "so" many mothers
braise Or .Bull's . Baby Byrup.H. webeara
one ot .our best physicians pronounce it to
be the only sale remedy zor cnuaren. t
Oar Cluure!ies,TorI7. , .
SL Paul's (Episcopal) church, corner of
Fourth and Orange streets, Rev. T. M. Am
bler,. Reotor, Services at 11 a. m., and 81
p. m.: Sunday school at Si p.m.i Seats free.
i St. James'; Church, corner , Market and
Third sta. Rev. Dr. A. A. Watson; Rector.
Tenth Sunday : after. Trinity. ; Celebration
at 7 a.m. ; Sunday school at 9 a. m. ; Morn
ing Prayer at 11 o'clock-, Evening Prayer
at ft o'clock. ,: 1 ' i ' t '
Front Street M. E. Church (South), cor
ner of Front and Walnut streets, Rev. E. '
A. Yates, pastor. Services at 11 a.1 m. and
8 p.' m.; Sunday School "at 5 p.'m, ; , W:
M. Parker, 'sup't, Teung Men's Society
Tuesday evening, 7f o'clock; and regular
Prayer Meeting . and Lecture Wednesday
Evening at o'clock.
Fifth Street Methodist E. Church (South,
situated on Fifth, between Hun and Church
streets. Rev. B. R. Hall, pastor. : Services
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.- Sabbath school
at Of a. m. i Prayer meeting Thursday eve
ning at 7f o'clock. 1 v
SL Paul's Evang1. Lutheran Church,
corner of 6th and Market streets. Rev. Q.;
D. Bernhelm, D. D.,' pastor. English sei
vice at 11 a: m. ; Sunday school aV4i p. m.';
pongregational meeting at 5 p.m. ; no ser
vice at night.
First Baptist Church, corner of Market
and Fifth streets. Rev. James B. Taylor,
paster. Sunday school at 9J a.m. Services
at 11 o'clock, a. m, Brooklyn Sunday
School at a p. m. Young men's prayer
meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'cl'k. Church
prayer meeting Thursday night at 8 o'cl'k.
Second Baptist Church, on 6th, between
Church and Castle streets. Preaching at
11 o'clock, a. m., and 8 o'clock, p. m.,
by Rev. J. P. King. Sunday school at 9
a. m.
First Presbyterian Church, corner Third
and Orange streets. Rev. Dr. J. It. Wil
son, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 0
p. mT Sabbath school at 5 p. m. Young
Men's Prayer Meeting Tuesday night at 81
o'clock.; IiectureThursday.evening at 6i
'clock. Sbatstrbb.
Second Presbyterian Church, corner of
Fourth and Campbell streets. Rev. C.
M. Payne, Pastor. No services at 11 a.m.;
services at Sip. m. by Rev. Dr. Wilson.
Sabbath school at 4 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 8 p. m. . Scats free.
Seamen's Bethel, Dock, between Water
and Front streets. Rev. Jas. W.Craig, chap
ain. Services at 4 p. m., to which seamen
are cordially invited.
St. Lewis' Chapel, corner Seventh and
Bladen streets, Rev. John H. Lewis, pas
tor. Services at 11 o'clock, a. m., Si o'clock,
p. m., and a o'ciocr, p. m.
St. Liuke's A. m. js. &ton (Juurcn, corner
Seventh and Church streets. Rev. G. B.
Farmer, pastor. Services at 11 a. m., and
3 and 7:30 p. m. Tbe public are invited.
Heats free.
- First Congregational Church. Memorial
Hall, corner of Seventh and Nun streets.
Rev. D. D. Dodge, Minister. Sunday ser
vices at 101 a-m. and 3 and,71p. m. Praise
and Conference meeting every Wednesday
night at 71 o'clock. ;
' St. Stephen's A. M. E. Church. .Rev. J.
O. Frv. pastor. Services on Sunday at
101 & ui-i 3 p. m. and 7 p. m; on Tuesday
at 7 p. m., ; official, meeting; preaching 'on
Wednesday at 7 p. m.; prayer meeting on
Friday at 7 p. m. r .
' First Presbyterian Church, (colored), 8th
anI PhaontiT fitveata "Daw T T flanlaM
pastor. Preaching at 11 o'clock, a. m. and
71 p. m. Sabbath school at 9 o'clock ' a. m.
Woo ten's ChapeL (colored), corner of
Bladen and 9th streets,Rev Willis Wooten,
pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m., 3 p. m., and
7 p. m. Sunday School at 9 a. m. Wed
nesday services at 7r. m. Prayer meeting
Bl VUUV& 1'IIUCT naw
free.
Trinity Chapel. M. E. Church, 7th and
Brunswick streets, Rev. E. Morten, Pas
tor. Services at 11 o'clock, a. m., 3 p. m.
and 71 p. m. Sabbath School at 9 a. m.
St. Mark's (colored) Episcopal Church,
corner 6th aad Mulberry streets. Services
on Sundays at 11 a. m. and 8 p.m.; Samts'
9 a. m. and 41 p, m. Sunday scnooi at ot
Barnabas at 41 p. m. Seats free.
First Baptist Church, colored, corner of
Ninth and Red Cross streets. Rev. Jem
ry Patterson, Missionary African Baptist
Church, pastor in charge. Sabbath shcool
at 0 o'clock a. m. Preaching at 11 o'clock
a. m. Bible school at 3 p. m. Preaching
at 71 o'clock p. m. Young men's prayer
meeting Monday aight, 71 o'clock; preach
ing Tuesday night, 71 o'clk; regular prayer
moetingThursday night, 71 o'clk.
i FirstBaptist Church, colored, on Fifth
and Campbell streets. Sunday School at 91
a. nx; preaching at 101 a. m., 3 p. m. and
71 p. m. Kev. JT. K. HoweU. Paster.
! Third Baptist Church (colored), between
Uasue ana queen pn Ninth Street, xtev. a.
a. j lllyaw. pastor. Services at 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m. : Sundav school at 9 a.ra.
; Ebenezer Baptist Church (colored), 7th,
between Orange aud Ann streets, w. is.
Banks, pastor. Services at 101 a. m., 3 p.
ra., and 8-p, m. Sabbath school at Vi sL
Pielfie Fire Works, &c.
The pic-nic under the auspices of the
Wilmington Hanover Turn Verein, alluded
to a few days since, will take place at the
Wilmington Gardens on Wednesday even
ing next, commencing at 5 o'clock. We
learn that it is proposed to make it one of
the grandest affairs of the kind that has
over taken place in Wilmington. Among
the other attractions,; including music and
dancing, &c, there will be quite a brilliant
pyrotechnic display; embracing fireworks,'
sky-rockets, &c.
The Committee of Arrangements con
sists of Messrs. W. H. M. Koch, Martin
Ratbjen, C. H. .Stemmerman, A. 0. Wes
8eU,F. a Miller. ; .' .
Thtrmometer Beeors.
The following will show the state of the
thermometer, at the stations mentioned, at
4.31 yesterday evening, Washington mean
time, ai ascertained from the daily bulletin
issued from the Signal Office in this city;
Atlanta f;4 . ... .80
Augusta..... .90
Charleston, 86
Charlotte 81
Corsicana,....., 83
Galveston,.... i. 82
Havanaai::IVu88
Indianolai.:v:..81
Jacksonvflle .189
KeyMWest,.T,..ii01
Mobile,. . .85
Montgomery . .... 84
New Orleana,v.82
PuntaRassa,.-.. .87
Savannah... ;;i.T85
Bti Marks;2vitfW,77
Wflmiagtqn,'. v."i80
Tnl-nHTOltlMlMriglti.ilitMIiiM-.iii ' - -,...r. .
To-Daj'a IpdlcatiQDa.
' For the South iAtlanW States partly
cloudy w eat herVoccasional rain, southwest
serly winds; generally shifting to northerly,
stationary or lower1emperature, stationary
j i.t vLi-' t'."-''v " -A'--
-'..'.,1 a-a 1 v rav atw ... ,..ftti
The only case for. the Mayor's Court yes
terday morning was that of a colored boy
named Lewis "Jackson,, hailing from the
lcountryVwhQ..ifs arrested about o'clock
Friday night,; on the charge of. throwing
glass Into the streetswhiclrHs 'a violation
of a city. ordrnacceL."As .'the defendant
was evtdently-otaware-4haiherc was
any such law; he.'wM released -ii . 1 1
Low Water Aarala -
The waters of the Capo": Feat ' have again
fallen to a low ebb.'and Uie steamers ; run?
ning between this place and Fayetteyille are
subjected jfo cohsiderable inconvenience in
getting over the shoals with heavy freights,
lighters having to be brought into ' requisi
tion for this purpose. As a "consequence
the, boats are generally behind time in
resching their destination. . ' -'
Crops la Rlaen. ' '
From a friend living at Eiizabetbtown
we learn that the corn, crop in, Bladen
county is in a flourishing condition, and
particularly along the line' of the Cape
Fear river, the yield will be unprecedented,
unless a freshet should unfortunately occur
before the abundant crop is harvested.
;rr ixiijns.
Chew Jackbom's Bxst Sweet Navy.Tobacco.
TOK MORNING STAR can always be had at tne
following places in the city : The Parcel House,
vnw wwiiim sums av hj,aviuwi r , r
ELECTRIC BELTS. a. snre cnr for nervona
debility, premature decay, exhaustion, etc. The
only reliable cure. : Circular mailed free. Address
d. a. KJSiiVKS, 4uiiatnam SL. N.x.
Late Fafkbs. To Harris News Stand, aontk
Bide Front Street, we are indebted for copies of the
jew xorit meager, vrumney vomer ana JfranK
LiUie't IUxittrated Newspaper for the current week.
The Stand.will remain open until 11 o'clock this
morning.
' FINE ENGLISH GUNS. The attention of sDoru
men la invited to the advertisement f Messrs. J. a
W. Tolley. manufacturers of fine breech-loading
guns, Birmingham, England. Their guna are made
to order according to specifications and measure
ments furnished, thus ensuring the right crook,
Simple and Instantaneous aa ii lsGuura's 8ol
phub Ooat is a most efficient remedy for certain
obnoxious diseases, to be cured of which thwss af
flicted with them often spend thousands of dollars
to no purpose.
Hill's Ixbtaktajtxodb Haib Dtk is the best
aad safest.
FOB UPWARDS OF THIRTY YRAHS Ksi
WnsLow's SooTHixe Stbup has been used for
children. It correct acidity of the stomach, relieves
wixd couo, regulates the bowels, cures dtbkhtxst
andoiAssHOtA, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old and well-tried remedy. 25
OKTTS A BOTTLB,
' T
PaBKT. GA.. ADril 14th. 1879. "I hnvn watebAd
use or tnemeaicue Known as Swift's bypaili
uc specme over nrty years, ana nave never known
or heard of ah instance of failure to cure when pro
perly taken. In 1835 George Walker boueht at anc
Uoaaslave not warranted, whom he treated with
Ahis remedy, and cured him sound and well in four
weexs. jugnt years afterwards he said the boy had
never had any return of the disease or lost a day
from work." H. L. Dbxhabd. Bold by Gbmsn s
(Uflnui, ana au Airuggista.
NEW 'ADVERTISEMENTS.
Prot Agostini
Hi
ETURNS HIS 8INCESB THANKS TO THE
Public for their very liberal patronage of his Kx
cursions. and bees ta annnnnra that th THIR
TEENTH and LAST OF TUB SEASON will take
place on WEDNESDAY NEXT, August SOth.'
tST" Italian Band. Tickets. 50 cents; Children
sua DerTanm luui pnee. .aug 17-It
Removal.
MISS LOU STUART.
XU. HAIB WORKER, has removed
to first floor of old National Bank Building, corner
of Princess and Front Streets. I have Just received
a lot of real human hair to make Into braids at $1
and upwards. Ladies' hair shampooed and dressed
iu ma latest BLjlcS. aagl7 8t
For Bent,
J? ROM OCTOBER laL 1879. THAT DRSTSARI.R
WHARF, 138 feet front, with two large Sheds or
Warehouses, together with Yard, situated at the
ioot 01 urange sir eel, ai present occupied by Messrs.
wuiuwuaiuii(, raw, ou par annum.
Apply to CRONLY MORRIS,
augiTStn Real Ertate Agents.
Pic-Nic.
A. HERS WILL BE A GRAND PIC-NIC. UNDER
the auspices Of the Wilmington Hanover Tnrn
Verein, at WILMINGTON GARDENS, Wednes
day Evening, August SOth, commencing at 5 P. H.
Alia Deutsche aind freundlichst euuteladeii. , Ad-
mueion 91 w.
Committee W. tt M. Koch, Martin Rathjen, O
H. Stemmerman, A. C. Weasel, F. C. Miller.
, auglT-St
Try Douse.
JpOH $12.59 YOU CAN GET AT THE HIL
TON RICE MILL 2000 Lbs. of the BEST HOG
or COW FEED. Persons wanting smaller quanti
ties can ue euppuea.
GEO. D. PARSLEY, Proprietor
i aug 17 it Hilton Rice Mill,
i Wanted,
! :'.. ..',',: (.-.-
At the Old Eock Quarry!
fJUlREE HUNDRED HANDS WANTED AT
MAGNOLIA QUARRY on the CAPS FEAR
RIVER.
Steady work and good wages.
1 3.3. CURTIS,
augn lw Superintendent.
: Country merchants
J. HIS FALL WILL' HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY
of making their selections from the largest and best
assorted stocks of Hardware ever brought to this
city,. We have bought aad sold Hardware a tmw
tkars. and think we know how to please balers,
Th Old Established Hardware Bouse of
, ... . i JNO. DAWSON A CO., J. .
1 aug 17 tf 19, SI and S3 Market Street, ,
" - ; ' '
I Silk XTmhreUas,
ND STYLISH STRAW AND
1 '-' FELT" HATS "CHEAP" AT ''
HARRISON A ALLEN'S, ; .
ugI7,tf . u u.f:-iff. ; J City-Hatters. '.
Heavy Stocks
HAVB (Ol4 HAND A LARGE STOCK OF
TIN WARE, which we can sell to Merchants
t ivr.Biiima n " ' '
; ROOFING done by tl beotworlrmen told of
the best materiaU We use no interior arucla. t,itFtV
I r , A t I PARKKH Jk TAYLOR, ft
ni ma a ;Hin.n an an k iiii xaa.
- ' - i
WHOLE NO. ,3,748
' new advertisements:
B ro vn ft Rod dick
i 1 1
45 Market St:
!. .
f7E HAVE JUST FINISHED TAKING OUR
receiving. NEW GOODS from the Northern Mar
dcatav souabia foirthet ' M r4?.;tip iK,v.u'
TaU' and Winter Trade.1
uvra aq apwaca tenaency.i . t
1 we nave just received over TWENTY THOU.
HAND. YARDS BEST CALICO. -PRICK 0 CT8U.J
look over our stock, before Durcbatina aa we have a .
mmr UVUUIOAUIB OUiaOO WUU1U an well IO
great many Goods we are offering milch below the
PRESENT MARKET; VALUE, f ,-
Fans and Parasols.
teioslng oftt the balance at GREATLY REDUCED
PLAIN. STRTPBn ATn nmfnirirn unvcnnu-
I MUSLINS. The best value ever off ered.
. , Call and examine.
LINEN LAWNS. FROH ISJi TO 20 CENTS.
Dress Goods.
OUR VARIETY IS LARGE. J OUR PRICES ARE
LOW. 8 CTS. UPWARDS,
Laces.
BRETONNK TORCHON and ITALIAN LACES.
We have very much the largest assortment that
u been offered in this city, and our prices either
r the yard or piece, CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
Quilts
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED QUILTS. OCR
STOCK OF THE ABOVE la LARGE
1
(We have marked none up In price, preferring to
-. give our patrons an opportunity to-supply
their wants at the old prices. '
;TABJ,E LINENS, TOWELS & NAPKINS
I Our present assortment excels any t-hlng we b&vo
ever shown.
I KBFfiilI an1 niva sui orlr o 1vrvtV awam -
. w tT t?wisch csi awm j v . vui
Buyer is ia the market at present, and we are re
ceivitg many Novelties.
OUR
5 and 10 Cents Bazaar
j vrf dt fiii-d tosttmatad " :
On S- W- Corner Second and Market Sta.
and every steamer that comes into this port brings
a FRESH LOT of the most surprisingly CHEAP
and USEFUL GOODS that ever were offered in any
market under any circumstances. . We offer great
Inducements to Wholesale Buyers.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 market Street.
j aug.17.tf
i Pianos and Organs,
fJpOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, OR ON THE
easy installment plan, at greatly reduced; prices.
k At HEINSBSRGER'S.
I Hoyt!s (jerman Cologne, r
fpHB MOST FRAGRANT AND LASTING OF
all Perfumes, . .
j , , , Wholesale and retail, ht
aug 17 HBINSBSRGER'S,
j V;;--n;prgTiiAette.
JT PLAYS HYMNS, POPULAR AIKS. REELS,
Waltzes and Hornpipes REMEMBER, A CHILD
CAN PLAY IT.
! j
I BCHOpL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, STATION
ERY, Ac. Blank Booksmade to ord er.
i Orders from the country will meet with prompt
attention.
YATES' BOOK STORE
AND PHOTO ROOMS,
aag 17 tf
Grand Opening !
i OF
FALL AND WINTER PIECE GOODS.
I TOMORROW OR NEXT DAY.
Vall AND leave your measure fob a
Handsome SUIT.-. Prices reasonable and Goods
stylish, and fit euABAKTKBp.
I THE PEARL'S popularity still increasing,
furthtr particulars, call and see the PearL
For
A. DAVID,
. The Clothier.
aulUf
Notice Hew Crop.
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER FRESH
t supply of RUTA BAGA TURNIP SEED, which
am seumg vjuix iaw,
Come aad see me.
J. K. MOILHENNY, ,
. Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
. . Wilmington, N. C.
aug 17 tf
Harness and Saddles;
BlNGtB HARNESS. .. $ 7 50 to $ 88 00
DOUBLE do, .... 10 CO to 135 00
COLLARS il. 1:. 5tO! 500
mmT.va ormDd b . . .
Carriasrea and Harness Repaired, and Horse Shot).
mg done at tsottqm rncea. come and see me.
iaaglT-tf: i P. H. HAYDEN,
Paints, Oils and Glass.
QTRICTLY PURE WHITE RAW and BOILED
KJ LINoJkSU OLU
- colors. Varnishes. Brushes.
Glass, all sizes.
For sale cheap by
UJEO. a. r&ua..
augntf .
'J-i,
VTJHW A A JDiviaf
NO. 25 South Front SL
Concwdfifrape
innnTcn RRT.Tirrritn concord Gl
GRAPES.
y grown by French Brothers, at Rocky )
N . C.t and put up in neat convenient size be:
- For sale cheap at
Point,
zes.
S.G.NORTHROFS
i aug 17 tf ,
Fruit and Confectionery Stores.
A1 Large Lot
QF NEW STYLES 1 '
LUTEN COLLARS' and CUFFS, . '
! ' :" J 'RECElVili YESTERDAY BY
jangl71t : ' MUNSON.'
I r. , 'Gents' f -
G
ST YOUR FADED. SUMMER SUITS DYED
I so that t the Fall, at ,r r.......
I J ......... . . - - - - -'
WUJUNGTON pYEIN(ESTABrr,
P. I V
:On Sqnsra one day,... v .
l . . two dava..
.KvJi l re
" v.-- , '-toa4aya,i.;.-i. ..... S (W
;-ava days,........,........,;. 3 60
i '.()M week,...4;.,...v.... 4 0U
Twoweetca,.". c GC
Tarevreekal..4.v...ivi....-i, 8 60
, One month,. . . . . . . 10 DO
,Twomontha, 00
- ThiM montha, "S4 u
Six months,... ... 40 00
Oneyeac 60 Wi
.i
, fSr"CX)ntraa AdvcrUsementt Ukea t prot-o
Uonstely low rates.: ' '---v-f .
Tea Unas aalid NonpareU tfp make one aqoari :
jNETjyEITTSEMENTS.
Grand I Ex c ursio n
-;'- QF-THX ' lit :
WHITING- RIFLES !
'I.,.- I FROM ' r l";
Wilmington to New York !
AND RETURN ! :f ;
LEAVING WILMINGTON WEDNESDAY, Aug. S7
! - c;
; .weans ioa t return aay ume within three
Greeks. , , , '.
A Three Thousand Mile Ride for $51.60.
All White members or (Yimnanlfc. nf the Rt
uard. and of the United States Army, especially
invited, without arms, with or without uniforms.
SDeciaiuar ror Lxiina and mrnrm -
by Rail to Portamouth, thence via Bay Line ta Bal
timore, by rail to New York, throutrh PhUadelnhla.
hlladelphia.
or on Palace JSteamer from Portsmouth direct to
ow York, arriving at Nw ?ork at 4 P
t U
M.
xnuxeuaf, vna mBt.
; MealB aad 8Ut-rooms en New York Steamer,
Tvrf H man . A . . .
us aaa Biate-rooms en New York Btcamcr,
ways, free of extra charge.
Bight Day Programme, giving proposed
menu of Excursionists while InNew York,
An
movements
jrill be i issued; for the information of friends wish
1 Tk
nc i
bartles.
rersons exhibiting Excursion Tickets to Agents,
can purchase tickets to asd from this eity at half
0aoeltner w ., O. & A. K. R., C. C R. R., or
FARE.
Wilmington to New York and ibtora, via Steamer.
Including Meals and SUte Boom both ways, $31 00.
: wummgion to ixew xora via Bay Line to Balti
more. andPhiladelphto by raU.S13.C0.
; Wilmington to Portamouth and return. I7.C0
New York to Boston, $1.03t :
ALL' TICKETS MUST BE SECURED BY
Bar nckets can be secured and purchased at
Heinsberger's Book Store and throne h the Hon thorn
Express Company, free of charge, or of
W. JTUOX BK,
- . Box 810, Wilmington, N. C.
t7Enq.uiries by mail or telegraph premptly an
swered, ing yf t
Boatwright & LIcKoy's
brSLE: PLACE
TO FIND
THE BEST SELECTED STOCK 1
OF
STAPLE AND F ANC If GROCEBIES '
IN THE CITY,
Boatwright & McKo
SELL GOODS
LOWER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY !
Li
Boatwright & HcKoy
! ' . ' ARE ALWAYS
Alive to the wants of the people, and keep for their
accommodation a FULL FRESH 8UPPLY
OF GROCERIES, from which they
can select at any time.
t5yTo our friends and the public generally in
the distance, we will state we are preparing for a '
BIG FALL TRADE. We are bound to have it if
selling GOOD GOODS LOW will accomplish our
purpose. Write for samples and prices. All com
munications aaswerea promptly.
Again we state "the string hangs on tho outside.1
Won't you drop in f Have you the heart to decline
such an invitation?.
rye trow not. :
Boatwright & UcKoy ,
$ and 7 NOBTn FBORT 8T.
! augi7BAWtf.
For Bent.
For one year, from October 1st, 1879, that
large BRICK . BUILDING, containing
three Stores, each 32x70, with large room
above, 66x70, at present occupied by Messrs. Metts
b Latta, aud formerly by Messrs. Kerchner & Cat-
tax Brothers, together with the Wharf In front and
Warehouse and Yard' in rear. Will Be let as a whole
for the moderate sum of $13C0 per annum. "
Apply to - :
CUONLY A MORRIS,
aug 13 St Real Estate Agents.
Fire Insurance.
JIVERPOOL St LONDON GLOBE.
AMUCO, of Tarboro.'N. C.
TVfERCHANTS' MECHANICS1
iTA.
! . . . - .
ef Richmond, Va.
jQOLUMBUS, of Columbus. Miss.
' JNO.V. GORDON & BRO., Agents,
i aug 17 tf 34 North; Water Street.
Sash. Doors and Blinds.
'T7'S ARB MANUFACTURING SASH,' DOORS
and BLINDS out of Thoroughly Seasoned, Klin '
Dried, Selected YELLOW PINS AND WHITE
CYPRESS, guaranteed to do better than White
Pine goods in every respect, and at less money.
Our Goods are endorsed by all of tbe prominent
Contractors and Builders in the city.
r 3PGive us a call and we will prove what we say
Is so. Respectfully,
ALT AFFBR PRICE.
Factory, Ofllce, - -
Foot of Walnut Street Cor. Nutt and Red Cross.
; aug 17 tf u'-r :
j Hay and Feed Cutters, . ; 1
riOKN SHELLER8, CART WHEELS, DRAY
VJ Wheels, wagon ana Buggy wneeis, spoxes.
Rims. Hubs, Buggy Seats, Sulky Shafts. Buggy
Poles, Smiths' Bellows, Smiths' ( Tools, Cow Bella,
Pails, Spades, Shovels, Ac., Ac. all at lower prices
inan ever soia in hub city, uiu ivi jvui-
..I... .
ROBERT (LKNaUIG B,
No. 9 Market street.
' NlABTHB WHJLBT
. ! : : augll DAWtf
Trunks.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST
and most perfect assortment of TRUNKS
and TRAVELING BAGS ever brought to this
market. Prices reduced. - Give us a call at our
Wholesale and Retail Harness Establishment, No. S
SOUTH FRONT STREET- ' "
aug 17 tf - : - MALLARD & BOWDEN.
'"sew FUR WITURE
STORE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL YOUR
attention to their new arrived Goods to be told
at LOW PRICES. 1 - , , ,
BERBER ! Sc. SICNBOK,s- J
N. E. Corner Market and Id 8t. Wilmington, N. C .
. Warcroems 9d St, between Market and Princess,
Buggies ! I v Buggies 1
; Harness & Saddles,
- ' , , FOR SALE AT f
GERHARDT & CO.'S,
tu 3d Street, opposite Cttj Hall,"
f
REPAIRING DONE WITH - NEATNESS- AND '
HOESE-8HOEINQ A, SPECIALTY.
:augi7tfj;