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MORNING EDITION.
Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington, N. C,
as secoDK-ciaBB muw.j
OUTLINES.
The Chicago Democratic primaries elect
iSevmour men. Northern Mis De-
sola had a terrific hurricane Saturday.
Tbe cotton crop of Egypt is backward.
wilb a smallsr crop promised than hereto
fore The National Repablican Con
vention finished its labors and adjourned
tine die last night at 7.30 o'clock, nonM
oatiag Garfield and Arthur for President
and Vice President. Salutes were
fired at various places last night by the Ke
publieaos io honor of the nomination iof.
Garfield and Arthur at Chicago. . r
TeoDessee Democratic Convention is in sea
sioa; delegates to Cincinnati uninstructed.
New York markets: Money S4 per
cent; cotton steady at ll12c; southern
flour quiet and unchanged; common to-
fair extra 5 005 70; wheat a boot lc bet
icr, ungraded red $1 191 2S; corn heavy
and Jic lower, ungraded 5355c; spirits
turpeolioe stronger at 2727,c; rosin quiet
and firm at $1 401 45.
Tbird-iermism died almost as soon
as it was born.
Now ior Cincinnati,
name the" man ?
Who can
12,511 immigrants at New York
make up the report for last week.
Tbe silent soldier will remain. silent
probably. His next trip will be op
Salt River.
The chief mourners at the burial
of Third-termi8m. are Conkliog,Came
ron ami Logan.
Tbe colored people of Wilmington
are much disgusted at the defeat of
their friend Grant.
Senators Kernan, Call and John
ston all made speeches in the Senate
in opposition to Kellogg.
Lord Iioscoe always 'entered tbe
Convention a little late that be might
receive his usual allowance of cheers.
Who killed Third-termism r
I, said Jim Blaine,
I did it in pain,
I killed Third-termism.
In the Kentucky primaries, last
Saturday, Uncle Sammy J. Tildetv
carried thiogs his own way. Henri
Watierson feels more comfortable.
Grant's followers stuck to their
chief to the eud. Though outnum
bered they remained firm and fixed.
Tbis will comfort the fallen chief.
'Ye who have tears, piepare to shed
them now."
Grant at Galena, playing Othello
after the news from Chicago:
"O now, forever
Farewell iho tranquil mind! farewell con
tent! Fartwell the plumed troop, aad the big
war9.
That make ambition virtue! O, farewell!
Tbe royal banDer, aod all quality;
Farewell! Othello's occupation' gone."
It is interesting to know what the
United States ship to Europe. The
following constitute a part of the
cargoes taken out by Saturday's
steamers:
"Tbe cargoes include 2,000 head of cat
tie, 2,500 sheep, 500 quarters fresh beef,
and 1,500 carcasses mutton. The Britannic
lakes 28,000 boxes of cheese, and the Boli
via, for Glasgow, 10,500 boxes. The Hol
land, for London, has 600 bales of domes
tics." Conkling was the first to congrat
ulate the Convention on the nomina
tion of Garfield. Only the other day
the Chicago Iribune, Republican,
wrote of Lord Roscoe:
"I tbopght how odd it must have seemed
To see him nimbly run.
When each a little man as Sprague
Pursued him with a guo.
I thought, as one by one I saw
Tbe: dishes come and go, '
Tbat he who dines on ducks to day
To-morrow may eat crow."
The New York markets are thus
summarized in a New York . letter-of
the 5th inst. :
"Tbe iron men say they are persuaded
tbe worst is over in that line of business.
In tea; sugar and coffee, hardware, hides
and leather, tobacco and drugs, the feeling
Is very quiet, but prices, as a rule, are fairly
maintained. Dry goods without any new
feature. Cottons in better inquiry, at first
hands and some makes of brown sheetings
moving freely; prints dull, but unchanged;
ginghams, lawns and wide prints in steady
"quest; woollen goods quiet, but fairly
steady." -
herruoaaeter Bccors.
The. following will show the ute of the
Ucrmorneter, at the stations mentioned, at
31 yesterday evening, Washington mean
time, as ascertained from the daily bulletin
issuedf rom the Signal Office in this city:
A tla nlL
83
Jacksonville ...,.98
Key West, 89
Mobile 87
Montgomery 90
New Orleans,.... 87
PuntaRassa,. ...85
Savannah 90
Wilmington,... .82
A-uusta. . .
Charleston,
Charlotte . .
'Oorsicina,.
Galveston..
...90
....86
...83
... 93
...87
Havana. .
.81
ndianela 88
i I i vn nun
vol: xsjyi. NO. 68.
THB RBPOBLICiX NUIIIIHBE.!
The Ohio id?" prevails at Cin
cinnati. JameiA. Garfield,ex-Meth
odist preacher, prigadier General in
the Federal Army, and member of
the United States House of Repre-
sentatives,is thenomxnee at Chicago.
The "dark horse?' has won, ; and like
m 1876, when the fraud in the White
House was takeiup, he is from Ohio
sense a surprise, although it need not
save been, as in almost all close con
tests between rivals another, socne
times an unknown! or an unthougpt
of man, is chosen.! We are unaffect
edly sorry that (rant was not suc-
oessfnl. We coal have beaten him
easily. Garfield will give us more
trouble. We do not regard him as
strong as either Edmunds or Waah-
burne as a candidate would have
been. Garfield wfll hot be able to
get as much of the Independent vote
in New England knd the Middle
Suites as Edmunds: or Washburne
would have received, bat he will get
far more than Grantwould have ob
tained such is our view.
Garfield has not afclean record in
Congress. This willibe ahown in the
pending campaign. His implication
in certain disreputable contracts will
damage him no little with that class
of reflecting, honest Northern voters
who are not fully Identified with
either party. But he will be a strong
candidate nevertheless and the Pern
ocrats would do well to see this in
the outset. Garfield's ' war record
will be paraded and will be made to
do service. Mr. Seymdur is the man
to carry New York, Connecticut,
New Jersey, California,! Oregon and
Indiana against Garfield;
Since the above -wasj written the
telegraph informant thai on the first
ballot Chester A. Arthur ex-Colleo-
tor of Customs in New York, was
nominated for tbe Vice Presidency.
So the ticket is Garfield and Arthur.
It strikes us Seymour and Hendricks
can beat that ticket. '!
Spirits Turpentine.
Davidson College Commence
ment on ihe 16ih. i i -.1 -.
Some of the: papers are rebuk
ing the Governor for his oart; writing pro
pensities. : : . rJ - -
The Oxford Free Lance praises
highly Dr. Patterson's address -betore the
Horner School. j 4 '., f
One hundred and - twelve stu
dents matriculated at- Davidson College
during the year.
Oxford has 13 lawyers, 5 bar
rooms, 3 newspapers, 15 physicians. Min
isters of the gospel not given. I
Hickory Carolinian: The Char
lotte Obterver is now advocating the nomi
nation of Gen. Scales. Sensible.!
The Democratic war on tbat
gallant soldier. Gen. Alfred M. Scales, is
now in order, tie may endanger olber
folks' prospects.
Louisburg7?mes: In our opinion
the best paper in North. Carolina, except
the lime, is published in Wilmington. It
is theMommia Stab. M
LaGrange Review of the 3rd
inst: Mrs. Mewbern. wile or .Elder r.
Mewbern, of the Primitive Baptist Church,
died 1 n this town last Sabbath.
As far as we are informed the
DGonle of this section of the State would be
glad to tee dark horses fori both Governor
ao itteuttenant uovernor win me poie. j
Throughout the State tbe cry is
for Cary. BoUeigh Pott. 1 In this section we
have heard nothing of the' "cry." As far
as we know there is no "Holt" boom
either.
Lexington Exchange'. Some of
our farmers are cutting wheat. We have
beard no complaint of a poor yield we
think the crop is a fair one. Oats are com
ing out welll since the late rains. Corn is
also doing well, and cotton never looked
better.
Elizabeth City Falcon: From
gentlemen from Willismston we learn that
a negro named Henry Skyles was stabbed
in tbe femoral artery on Saturday night in
Williamston by a party at present unknown
to the authorities, from wnich he bled to
death in four hours.
Charlotte Democrat Tbe Dem
ocrat rs a Democratic newspaper, but a lusi
neu concern or enterprise, and under no
more obligations to the Democratic party
than to the business world generally. We
advocate a principle, but do not propose -io
work for individuals without pay.
Salisbury Watchman : Gen. A.
M. Scales is looming up as a candidate for
Governor, within the last few days, and if
the friends of Fowle and ; Jarvis keep up
their sharp words over them until the l7tn,
Mr. Scales may sweep in. There will be
nothing lost by it: Scales is tbo equal of
either of them. '
Iredell Gazette:. .Last Saturday
afternoon as Mr. A. 1 Brown, of Rowan
county, was returning to hi home from his
attendance upon a i meeting at a Lutheran
church, some distance below Salisbury, a
t rightful accident occurred by which he
lost bis life, and bis daughter who was
riding with him had her collar bone broken
Franklin (Macon) Reporter: The
Democratic Convention of Swain yesterday
declared for Jaiviv Robinson, Samuel ii
Love and tbe other incumbents. " - - If
there ia a FoWle man in Macon county he'
has not yet made , himself known. -
Macon county is solid for Jarvis, the Raleigh
PotSt Macon (Raleigh) correspondent to the
contrary notwithstanding - ..
The Goldsboro Messenger says
of the Wayne delegation to State Conven
tion: "Tbe delegates having preferences
may be said to be about equally divided aB
tit ?0 ST?J
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'.; WILMINGTON, N. C. WEDNESDAY,
I I n -t! l'
to choice between Gov. Jarvia, aqd Judge
irowle both have warm Jrienps in the
delegation, t butt a considerable number.
fully one-thirdof the deJegaUpnappear not
to haye any decided preference, tor.' either
or, jn$,iwo Rafting aspirants, ana consiaer
Gen. y. Scales . more available than either
uarvts or xowift,- : , it.,. ., a ;
. Moore -'Index: -The railroads
are even nronoslnv to ; eonvevmen to the
State Convention free of charge if they wilt
support jartis, - The agents aad conductors
on some of tbe roads-even stop- the train; to
electioneer the crowd.' This information
is from reliable men and is not hatched up
to prejudice the nomination of Jarvis; we
do say, however' that it - looks a little thin,
and that It is wrong for the good people of
a country to be defeated in their choice of
a nominee by' Railroad ' Combinations and
PoBticals "Rings. " ,J ': '
''!' Oxford Free 'Zance Col. Clarke,
of the JSiqTiai, makea, a considerable histori
cal slip up when he says Col. W. F. Mar
tin surrendered his command at Roanoke
Island. , It should have been at Hatleras.
Neither was Joe Holden present in order
to "break his sword." When history is ap
pealed . to let it be correct history t
"There ia no such town, village or depot in
North Carolina . as Kittrells. WiL . Star.
After investigation we find such Js the fact.
It should be Kittrell, without tbe closing
s. The postoffice directory says so, ,
. Reidsville limes: The Raleigh
Observer Bays Gen. Scales cannothelp being
favorite wherever he "is ' Itnown True.
--Whatif Jarvis did stop a "ballet with
his arm ? Gen. Scales stopped two ' with
his leg. But that's neither here nor thefe.
Pour negroes were sent to the peniten
tiary to-day Alf. Smith, for stealing: 1
skillet, 1 pot, one year; Frank Mebone, for
stealing tobacco, two years; John Scales,
for stealing 1 Dint of corn whiskey. 25
cents, two years, and Mathew Hairston, for
stealing oats, two years. - They all seemed
in good spirits.
B CITY.
HEW: aDVBBTISBnBNTS.
Munson Bathing suits.
Heiksbkrqeb New books.
J- C Munbs Siphon bottles.
P. Cxjkktng & Co Bolted meal. j
H. L. Bback To phosphate dealers., j
Wm. H. Grkkn Chloride lime, &c. i
BLaXJi & PKABaaxii--Moaet&in butter.
E. L. JomrBOW Canvassed hams, Ac.-
Local Deis. - ' i
This section was again visited
by fine rains yesterday.
The dog cart will bo out in ; a
few days. Better purchase your badges In
time.
Among the dog badges issued
by the City Treasurer yesterday was one Ao
"Samuel J. Tilden."
Valentine Howe is the name of
the foreman of the Cape Fear S- F. . Co.
No. 3, hIij was reelected at tbe meeting
Monday nigbt. It appeared io yesterday's
Star Valentine Moore. . .
A letter from Southampton,
dated May 25th, mentions the safe arrival
of Mr. B. H. J. Abrens and family, aad
Messrs. John D. Steljes and Wm. Doscber,
of this city, at that place.
I :
It should have appeared in the
published reports of the proceedings of the
late Congressional Convention at Fayette-
ville, tbat Dr. W. C. Murphy, of Pender
county, was one of the secretaries.
Mr. F. M. Fremont, of this citjr,
has been admitted during the present term
to the practice oT law in the Superior Court
of this county. We bespeak for the
"Counsellor" a successful career in the
profession he has chosen.
We now learn that Mr. W. C.
Elam, editor of the Richmond Whiff, al
luded to in our last as having been wound
ed in a duel with a son of ex-Gov. Smith,
was a sergeant in Company C. Third N. C.
Infantry. Oar informant ought to knejw
whereof he speaks. . .
nayrt oenn. ;
J. A. Montgomery was arrested yester
day morning, about 5- o'clock, by Office:
Costing charged with, violating tbe ordi
nance of ihe city In relation to market carts.
The case came up. for a . hearing . before
Mayor Flahblate at 10 o'clock, Mr. Jno. L-
Holmes appearing for the defendant and
Mr. F. t, Darby, the pity Attorney, repte
enting the city : 1 . j .
The testimony showed -that Jefeudant
backed up his market cart against' the slde-
walk ob Market street, between Frpnt and
Second, and persisted in aelliug vegetables
in violation of said ordinance, which pro
vides for the removal of the market cans
from Market street to Front between Dock
and Of ange;etc This statetnent ef facts was
not controverted by thedefendahf, whee-
upon ALr. montgomery was; reqaireo to
give bond in the'sum of $50 for bis appear
ance at the next ter. of Jbe Criminal Couft.
This is understood .to be a ease intended
to test the validity and constitutionality of
the ordinance refutive'to the removal of the
market carta,; ' . . , , . . !
Robbtus Bwlmmlna,r Party.
We learn that a party of young men wetre
in swimming1 In' tbe southern part of the
city1, a few days' ago, and when they came
Aut-and went -to dxaaa -one-oX them missed
a gold watch-which bad hepaatolen frQm
his vest-pocket while fee Was in the water,
while another one was minus a gold collar
button tbat had disappeared in the Same
manner. A colored boy had been set
lounging in the neighborhood of theclothlpg
while the young men were swimming, hut
the idea did not occur to them that he was
watching his opportunity to steal.
DnmalUble natter.
The following is the unmailable matter
remaining in the city postoffice at this date
Caroline Blaioey, Live Oak Bluff ; Powell
' We have no - hesitation whatever ,in re
commending Dr. Bull's ' Baby Syrup for
children teething or suffering from' Wind
Colic, Diarrheas or Dysentery.
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TO'Dai'a Indleationa.
. Stationary barometer, stationary or higher
temperature, southerly winds, and partly
cloudy weather, are the indications for this
section to-day t '
JL Tounc Cyclone at WrlcbteTllle. ;
A sort of cyclone visited , Wrightsville
Sound between 2 and 3 o'clock Monday afr
ternoon. It was about one hundred and
fifty feet wide, and in -Us course from the
northwest twisted limbs of trees off and
sent them flying through the air, and in
some cases prostrated both trees and
fences. , A handsome new residence, just
north of Piney Point, being in its course,
was lifted bodily from its pillars and carried
about four feet, where it was dropped. An
out-house, situated about twenty or twenty -
five feet from the dwelling, was carried
about the same distance. Three of the
rooms of the main house were nearly strip
ped of plastering, and the south room was
considerably cracked, but the north room
(front) was but slightly injured. The
house was also somewhat twisted
by the shock, but strange to say,
not a single glass was broken from the win
dows. Rev. Dr. Beruheim's dwelling,
only about two hundred feet north of this
bouse, suffered no damage further than
the twisting off of one of the window shut
ters, neither was Cspt. Manning's house in
jured.
There were several workmen in the
house at the time, and they were
not aware until they went out into the yard
after tbe force of the gale had spent itself
that tbe house had been removed from Its
foundation.
ea a
A Pleaalnc Incident andaFlaiierlas
Compliment.
In the London Court Journal for May
22nd we find the following pleasant inci
dent, which will be of interest to our
readers when it is known that tbe Lieuten
ant Colonel O'Connor so flatteringly al
luded to is a brother of Mr. Daniel O'Con
nor, of this city :
AX tbe last levee an incident occurred
illustrating the extraordinary faculty pos
sessed by so many of the royal family of re
membering faces, and, at the same time.
the goodness of heart of the frince. A
number of officers of the 23rd Royal Welsh
Fusiliers attended the levee, and among
them Lieutenant Colonel O'Connor, V. C.
By some mistake he was announced as
Lieutenant O'Connor, The Prince said
"No, no; that is wrong; it is my friend
Colonel O'Connor.? and shook bim heartily
by the hand, and addressing the Colonel,
said "I remember quite well when I was
a boy seeing my mother decorate you with
the Victoria Cross, after your return from
the Crimea, for your gallant conduct at the
battle of tbe Alma. 1 am glad to see you,
and hope you are quite well." Tbe inci
dent caused a considerable sensation among
those who witnessed it, and it must have
been extremely gratifying to the gallant
Colonel to find that the Prince of Wales
still remembered him and the occasion of
his decoration! after the lapse of nearly a
quarter of a century.
.ifortnary.
From Dr. J. C. Walker, Superintendent
of Health, we have the following reports of
deaths in the city of Wilmington for the
month of May :
Whites Males 3, females 3; 3 adults aad
3 children. .Total 6.
Colored Males 11, females 21; 14 adults
and 18 children. Total 32.
Grand total 38.
Tax Lletinc-
Tne city tax listers have made out lists of
real estate taxes, so as to save time and
trouble when the tax-payer comes in to
give in his list. It will be a matter of some
convenience to those who have but little
time to spare to find their lists ready for
them when they come in, when probably
only a slight amendment will be necessary,
lilST OF LBTTKBS ;
Remaining in the City Post Office,
June 9, 1880, unclaimed:
A Mrs Rubv Adams. George H Adams,
B Mr Cbas Bladenkopf Jonas Blocker,
Ned Baty, John D Burdye, Nellie iiisnqp,
Richard Bond, reter Bowdem
C Sarah Croom. Samuel Carr. L C
Cowles, Carmer&Co, Fannie .Calhoun J
W Cottrell, James Cburcniu. ;
D A R Davis. I
- E-Wm Evans, Mary L Ervin, James A
Ecerton. Jfi Jjinelensen.
FHenrv Faulk. N M Farror. H B
Finch.
iG-Prof S Gruber, John Gal as pay,
Green! Jane Gray!
H Jennie Holmes, 5 B Hugnes, Lizzie
Howard, J. H Howard, Eliza Jane Mar
grove. Bets Hargrove.:
J J W Jordan. .
K Margaret King. Frances King..
L Mary Eliza Lively. Nancy Larkihs,
Charlie Latham, Melisea Lewis, Joseph
Lewis. P Lineham. !
M Charlotte Moore, Benton Moore;
John McFarling, Bobt AJklarvia, R P Mel
yf n,VYm Morgan, Ransom McMillan, W B
MMan. Willie J Macnen. .Bryant aicmu
Jan. WmrMarstellax. G W MicheL John
McLauehHri, EdMbrriss, Frances 'Mc, Sil-
vev MooreMarv Ellen Morson, John Mad
dox, James T Mills, J E McMillan, Laura
Moore,. Edward McKenzie. . ;
P Elizabeth Perce. S F Potter, Pinah
Pylea '' -:.-- I
R Tsnilnro Rfwii. - - ' '
: k-AquiUa Slocmn, Ber S T Smith, Liz
zie mtth, Hopbia JSpreweii, uenry onaitn,
W W Btradwick, Andrew emitn. , ,
T Melra Tavlor. Eliza Turner; Frank D
W Taylor, Jennie Towers, Lucy P rTraCy,
OV Tnm. XXTwrt TftlloO . i
W Willie WaUaee. Redding Wbitebeak,
Nancy Williams, Joe WUlis, Jos WaddelL
John r WilklnsoD, Hayes wiuis, jiarry
Waistead, George Waddell, Frank Wilkin
son. Catherine Williams. A E Wilkinson.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say "advertised." If not
cauea ior within thttty days ineywut ueseni
to the Dead ietter Office.
Ed. R Bbikb:, P. M.
Wilmington, New Hanover Co., N. C.
Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fey
vers which prevail in miasmatic districts
through the Summer and Autumn are in
variably accomnanied by derangements iof
the Stomach and Liver. There is always a
weakness of the stomach, and torpor of tbe
bowels. Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills are peculiarly
adapted to such cases. t
JUNE 0, 1880..
Bobbery riOlothlnat, . ;
W. H. Howe, the stevedore, has the use
of two or three old railroad cars at his
wood-yard near' the old' tfhion Depot, in
which a number of the hands in his employ
sleep. One of these cars Was entered Satur
day nigbt d"urrng tfie temporary absence of
tbe occupants, by some- party unknown,
and the entire wardrobe i of una Redding
Whiting toleni inclading a suit of clothing,
a number of articles ,of ..underwear, a valise,'
etc, A colored man by the. name of Charles
Tate also, lost a coat. No clew has aa yet
been -obtained -to the perpetrator of the
theft. - " ;;;J ,: 'f'''-'. :
courtesies Appreciates; . ! 'v
We should have' mentioned in our last
that the delegates on" the steamer D. Afur-
chmn held a aeeting -on the return trip
from the .recent Convention, lover whiph,
on motion of Major ; McClammy, , Cspt.1
Ellis, of Columbus, presided, and Dr. W.
C. Murphy was appointed' secretary, when
Messrs. F.H.: Darby J' E. Murrell and As
W. Reiger were appointed - a-committee to
return the thanks of the delegates to Capt
Garrason of sai Bteaffleri and o Messrs. A.
D. Brown and, P. Bemsbergeri Committee
of Arrangements, for the many courtesies
extended to the excursionists.
K1VEBAKO JnARINE.
, Schooner Lizzit Lane, West, hence.
arrived at New York on the 6th inst. i
The Maty Frost, Williams, sailed from
Liverpool for this port on the 27th ult.
We learn that the' Lydia peseiau, for
whose safety some apprehension has been
felt, arrived out yesterday.' She cleared
from this port for London.
- 1BKIBAI1.S4
The mails close and arrive at the City
Post Office as follows t
. ,; CLoax.
Northern through and why
mails 5:80 A. M.
Raleigh 50 A. M. aad 5.-00 P. M.
Mails or the N C. Railroad,
and routes supplied there- ;
from, including A. & N. C.
Railroad, at
5:30 A.M.
7.-4S P. M.
5. -00 P, ki
7:45 P. M.
7.45 P. M.
1X)P M.
5 .-00 P. M.
6:00 A M.
9:00 A. M.
Southern mails for all points
South, daily'. ......
Western mails (O. C. B'y) daily
(except Sunday). ....... .
Mail for Cheraw & Darlington
Railroad..
Mails for points between Flo
rence and Charleston
Fayette ville, and oflBceson Cape
Fear River, Tuesdays ana
Fridays
Fayetteville, via Lumberton,
daily, except Sundays....
Onslow, C. H. and interme
diate offices every Friday. .
Smithville mails, . by . steam
boat, daily (except Sundays)
Mails for Jfiasy Mill, Town
Creek and SbaUoUe, every
Friday at 6:00 A. M.
Wilmington, and Black River
(Jhapel, Tuesdays and Fri
days at 8:30A.M.
OPEN TOR DKUVKKY.
Northern through and way
mails 7.-00 A. M-
Southern mails. ....... , 7:30 A. M.
Carolina Central Railroad. . . ; - 9:15 A. M.
Stamp Office open from 8 A.M. tol2M.,
and from 2 to 50 P.M - Money order and
Register Department open same as stamp
office. ,;
General delivery open from 6:00 A. M.
to 6:50 P. M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to
9:30 A. M. :
Stamps for sale at general delivery when
stamp office is closed.
Mans collected' from street boxes every
ay at 3.80 P. MV
THE HORNING STAB can always be had at tne
folio wins: places is the city: The Poreell H6ase,
Harris' News' Staad. and the 8ta Office.
CX)NQBBSS WATER. None genuine sold ion
draught. It superiority M a cathartic and altera
tive ooasiaw m its enure ireeaoiairom every uung
bitter, acid or credo that produce headache. Inter
nal soreness, ana tona to destroy me mncooa mem
brane. All mineral waters that are dangeroas irri
tanta may be known by an acid after-taste.
' BABY PRIZES; $600. An eminent banker's
wife of . N. V.. has induced the proprietors
r that great medicine. Hop Bitters, to offer $800
ia prizes to the youngest child that says Hop Bit
ters plainly, in any language, between May 1, I860,
and Jaly 4, 1881. 1 This is a liberal and later es ting
offer, ana every ooay ana bis who snoaia seaa we
cent stamp to tne uop mners tug wo., nocnesier,
N. Y., V. 5. A., for circular, giving full particnlaTS,
and beein at ones to teach ) the Children to say Hop
Bitters and secwe-.the pHae, :..o:-
Dr. Wm. Alex. (reeneBtcon. Geu. writes. '
1 cheerfully state that X have tested the virtaes
and efficiency ef Golden' s Liebfg's Liquid Extract
of Beef ta my private practice ia cases of generar
debility, weakness, depression, dyspepsia, loss: of
appetite and nervous aflUctiens, when medicine had
Mni mnr t.hiui niuilMa- T have fonnd it the beat
remeoy 1 ever esoa m earoam atcunoiiani, wwn his
Btomacnia always irruaoie,ana xooa. reqajrea 10
nourish and Invigorate.
Objuh St IAJnrait, Agents, Wilmington.
THB FUTURE -BONANZA LOOK. All the
world and his wife are now deeply Interested in the
tales of lucky miners Who" set 30!
(IhltaM and sell oat for a fortoaa.
will take a slate and pencil, ana, alt down and do a
imnlarnle of .three, the cannot helD bat come to
the conclusion that intA of droDDtnff work and
oing across the eoatment, tbe heat way to strike a
Tin TfllS U mil CI IB UI KIIB IfUZB mma faU UEU. II I M mm
lor apart or wnoie-or. anaia jbbo nrawuig-
OI uu, Louisiana ,Biaw V9wmjtvo aa. a- uwuuui.
New tbleansv-Xa., or same person No, 81 Boad-
wayrJNewyoik.'CttyjN.X; ; .a; - .
t . - 1 " SSBSSl I SSBSSfc
t J I I J i'l (ssssyWrsPrsssWl 1.
.MOTHERS! MOTHERS 1 1 MOTHERS Ill-
Ate von disturbed at night and broken of your res-
h aTict.hii4 snflermff and crvme with the excru-
UI:nr naln of cattlnr teetii B . co at oace
andget a bottle of MRU. WIaLQW8 bOOTHLKGr
AXituir. : is wiu reueve wm bow uwn tuu uu
medlately depeitt upon It; there Is no mistake
Hhont it There Is netf a mother on earth Who has
ever need It, who will not tell yen at once that is,
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the moth
er, and relief and health to the child, operating like,
magic, It Is perfectly safe to use In all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one
of the oldest and beat female physicians and nurses
in the United States; . tiold everywhere. 85 cents
a bottle. "' '
;NEW: ADVERTISEMENTS. '
IX) PHOSPHATE DEALERS. A msnnfactarer
A of Phosphate la Baltimore, whose factory is ca
pablexrf prodocing 4000 tons of Aaamsjated Phos
phate, having bat limited capital, woaldhke torn
Mr into arrangements with some party at the Sooth
te manufacture for Uem fer Ue coming season . A
...nfinnr'n nroflt would be reaulred only, and
av grade of Phosphate made reqnlred. and at a
i.wtno tr the dealer. The subscriber's own
nnmd of - fertiliser has a high character andieputa
iT w.t n nnllil ta the oalv barrier to success.
Address H. U BRACK, 73 Exchange Place, corner
South; Baltimore.
. 4 1.
Je St
1000
IS.PKIME P ANY ASS ED HAMS.
; a 141-Average, at 10 eta. per lb.
Mm trnntltAhi BU'lTE
Iieepbonetantly on, hand ateiectea stocaor w
LYj&RaUBS, which 1 sell cheajer CASH.
. V CaU and see me, ,, , JP. JOHNSON.
jeOlt ' FTont Street.
1 .-.,(
WHOLE NO.' 4,000
NEW ADyjERTISEMENTS.
Siphen: Bottles,
T7OB SISrSNSINO SODA WATER. WITH
-a. 1 --
these Bottles the , Soda Water can be carried ,out,
and It will be as sparkling and fresh as when drawn
from the fountain.
tfor sale by . ,
JAMBS C. MUNDS, Druggist.
je it
kt jKST BOLTED MEAL
1 IN THE CITY," .' "
GRTJSrpiNq DAILY.
PRESTON CUMMINQ CO.; -Je
6 tf Millers and Grain Dealers.
or Oceanv
T ATfilNG SUITS, ')",':.
At ' ; '
MUNSON'S,' Clothier and
Merchant TaQor.
je It
pB!LORroB LTMB AND COPPERAS,
J , For Disinfecting Sick Chambers,
Cellars, Drains, &c, Ac
Toilet Articles. Tooth. T7aH and HaircBniBhea.
Combs, Poll Boxes. Luhin's Hxtracta, Ac.,
. . WM. H. GREEN,
Wholesale and Retail Druffgiat,
je 8 tf , t . Market btreqt..
History of Korti Carolina,
JROM THB EARLIEST DISCOVEBIES TO
the Present Time. By John W. Moore. New and
Enlarged Edition.
1 '
TOrjRGBB'S CODE, with Notes and Decisions.
BUSBEB'S NORTH CAROLINA JUSTICE imd
3- ;
FORM BOOK.
All for sale at
HEINSBEKGEK'S
Je 9 tf Live Book and Music Store.
Mountain Butter
FEW SMALL KITS
MOUNTAIN BUTTER,
Just received by
HALL & PEARSALL.
Je 9 DAWtf l
All the' Rainbow Shades
"QYBD IN LADIES' SILKS,
At
WILMINGTON DYEING ESTAB.,
Market, between 3d and 3d St.
Je 8tf
Beceived This, Day,
CASES ROEDERBR & CO.
DRY BOWZr CHAMPAGNE,
FRESH FROM BOND,
At Importer's Price.
GEO. MYERS, Agent.
RA CASES FRENCH BRANDY,
OU FROM BOND THIS DAY,
, Importer s Prices.
. Only $1.50 ior a Bottle of
Imported French Brandy,
At GEO. MYERS'.
OfC Tubs GILT EDGE BUTTER,
ZD .30 CENTS A POUND,
Choicest Grass Butter.
WINES and LIQUORS, of best grades.
At popular prices.
GEO.' MYERS,
mytftf Nob 11.13, 16 South Front st
Too Thin to Wash.
X LTHOUGH IT COMES FROM A VERY THICK
l. source. H. C. PREMPERT woaldadvise bis
vlilting friends and patrons hot to heed the report
that he has removed to Raleigh, at that is only
done by designing persons to try and injure his
business, sut 00 sure ana can on mm at mo. -s
Front Street, two doors below siaiket. his eaioon
is second to none in the city. J6tf
Sd6ne
In
A WELL KNOWN STOVE HOUSE. (Enter
-Onslow delegate from Fayetteville Convention.
chin slightly depressed, wind oS the quarter and
steering badly).
"Hic-er uon'i see wnaterwani." uot it, mougn.
"Hetehl Well, peraps yon'll tell me what tia."
Peace and harmony, leastwise something taat
Will brhtg them. - - -
. ' r eacu ana-mc-noney 1 ah rigut, nu me ,up, len
gallon keg." ' !
Bibulous friend Tor ad such, we tako lheer in
thy present mixed condition to be; it Is not a liquid
we wot of , it is a New Coek Stove the . Shackle
ford. It will bring peace and harmony-to every
household in Onslow; nay to every household,
political or otherwise in the District. - Order one
and may you be forever happy t "One I One 1 1 Send
me two gress." "Goodbye
Goobye, steady there I Hardaport! aad out he
went . . J '
The Shacklef ord Is sold only by
JeStf KING CO.
Cotton Gins.
WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR THE
.Celebrated Brown Cotton Gin, same to be de
livered Beptember 1st. All those intend getting
these Famous Gins should get their orders in aa
early aa possible. Last year we had orders to can
cel by their not being handed in early. Prices
same as last year, Factory Rates. '
JOHN DAWSON A CO.,
Je8tf 19, 11 and 23 Market Bt,
Ho Elan
ILYAPPRBCIATJ
weed Challenze 8hl
nAS PROPERLY APPRECIATX THE MERITS
of
the Reinforced Challenge 8hirt now selling
rapidly atTO cents until a. trial has bean xtv
Have Just received a great novelty In Neck We
The Summer Outfltv and also additions ta:
iven.
ear.
The Summer Outfit.1? and also addlnoas to: our
Stock of Clothing. , ,...J.,J, '
OTTERBOURG'S ;
Je 6 tf - Men's Wear Depot1.
Syrnps & Soda Water,
rpHE BEST QUALITY OF SODA WATER AND
X SYRUPS of my own manufacture, consisting
of Lemon, Strawberry, Pme Apple, Vanilla, Saraa
parilbv&inger, Blackberry, Orange. Nectar, Orgeat,
Nutmeg, Cherry, Coffee, Banana. Chocolate, Cream,
Artu.Mead.OtaklBBee.
je 6 tf Fruit aad. Confectionery Stores. -
Hew Drdg Store.
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL ' SUPPLY
of Malt Binera. Hop Bitters, Aromatic Camphor,
Bird Food. Warner's Safe Liver and Kidney Cure,
and a splendid line of Five Cent Cigars, Ac . :
Prescriptions compounded with great care and
accuracy. J. l. HARDIN, Apothecary, .
Je 8 tf New Market.
Cotton Gins ! Cotton Gins !
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE JUSTLY CELE
brated Albertson Douglass Georgia Cotton
Gins. We are selling them at the same low figures
as last-season notwithstanding the great advance
material. r&lj,i
jaBtf 38 and 40 North Front Bt
o
LD NEWSPAPERS, 8UITABLB
for Wrapping and other purposes
. uA . thn STAR OFFICE" . SBSSJ .
1N;ANY QUANTITY
AsVrrtES OP Ally EttTISICIU.
One Square one nay,
r3 ',.-: tjjrn days,, .,,.. .....,.,....... 176
tfiftedaa.:r..,..,v j.:iA.r.' Ififl
four days,.;
Rva daya,...4m.. :.M5' - R
jfcweek,........V... ..f.., 4 0
1 Wft weeks,. ji S S
Throe weeks,..- 8 5
One monUi.-. i. . -..j. i. .. 10 00
Two months,.... ..iv.V' Vi'7'.:.. 17 00
Three months,;-. . .. A ;v.; . 84 00
Six months,.... 40 00
One year,... 60 00
t -1
tf Contract AdvertlsemeBts taken : at propo
Monataly low rates-;.'?
Tea lines seUd NonpareU type make! one sqnar.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sign of the Big Boot-
I .AM NOW OFFERING TO BELL,
if or csn v JSfD y,
AT EXTREME LOW. JPftltJES, THB Y
LOWING; GOODS:
Gent's Sewed Gaiters'.. fl 40
" Custom Made Gaiters.... 40
Laced Calf Tie Shoe ; 1 ao
Ladies' Foxed Shoes. ... ... 1 OO
"" Newport Ties 90
" Opera Slippers.... .. 1 J6
" Strap Sandals...... 1 ao
" Croquet Slippers 05
Misses Strap Sandalfl. .... 1 15
Bu on Gaiters 1 20
Childrens' Strap Fandals , 90
14 Button Gaiters ,. 90
S. BLUMENTHAL,
No. 40 Market Street.
my IS tf tiac
No Trouble At All !
-jyjY CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR PASS BOOKS
EVERY morning, and get their FRESH VEGETA
BLES at exactly the same price they would have to
ply If they attended market in person.
It is a great convenience. I am in tbe Market
every morning, and procure the best and freshest.
I make contracts with the best farmers for their
best Truck, '
This is another inducement for new customers.
Martin's GUt Edge Butter, SOc, at
JAMES C. STEVENSON'S,
Je 8 tf J Market Street.
FURNITURE !
TY7HOLE8 ALE AND RETAIL I
T T . New Styles and Low Prices I
At the New Furniture Store.
BBHREHD8 A S1I7NBOB,
S. E. Comer Market and 3d Sts.,
Wilmington, N. C.
Je 6tf
We Always Knew
rpHAT WE COULD GET
tho BEST GOODS
for the LEAST MONBY, at
PARKER A TAYLOR'S.
Je6 tf
QUILTS.
rown & Roddick
45 MARKET STREET,
ARE OFFERING 8OME GREAT BARGAIN 8
in Domestic Quilts euitablo for the Summer.
Fail Size Honeycomb Quilts 1 00
Bridal Quilt Fringed , 1 25
The Bates Quilt 1 50
English Marseilles Quilts, all sizes and qualities,
at prices ranging fo? $1 75 to $6 00.
myaatr urtowjs & koddick.
FVRMTTJUE.
fU& BFFORT8 TO FURNISH THE PUBLIC
with First Class Goods of home manufacture
are being appreciated, as is evidenced by the iu-
amand. This week we have put in stocic
Inut and Poplar Chamber Suits, Tin and
Wire Meat Safes, Lounges, Ac. We continue to
sen tne most uomrortaoxe ltocaine ana assy vnair
made.
D. A. SMITH CO.,
Je 6 tf 43 North Front st.
Hovelties.
OUMHSR OUTFITS ONLY $1 00. C. C. &
R. S. Fancy Sets, very latest out, selling rapidly, at
DYER SON.
Tailors and Furnishers.
JeStf
Tropical Hats !
Straw Hats!
HARRISON ALLEN,
je 0 tf Hatters.
A Big Run.
TTTB ARE MAKING A BIG RUN ON OUR
Nebby Btyiea.and are fairly RUNNING them out of
the STORE. The excursionists eamo In crowds to
my Store and carried piles of : goo4s away, but still
we can hardly miss them and my Immense stock is
still complete. V - 1
; Give me a call If yoa want to be "SUITED."
' A. DAVID,
Jofttf -; - The Clothier.
WireHetting
SCREENS
. For Doors and Windows.
. Good to keep out flies and mosquitoes. . Also,
Sash, Doors, Blinds ,
Lumber, and Building Material Generally.
ALTAFFER, PRICE it Co.,
Factobt:
-Foot of Walnut st.
Je 6tf
Omci:
Nntt,near Red Cross st.
Tourists
AND ALL PERSONS WANTING TRUNKS
and Traveling Baas can be furnished at the
lowestprices from our new stock Just arrived .
Our Wholesale and Retail Harness Establishment
can't be beat for Latest Styles and Best Gooos for
the least money. Mo. 8 South Front 6t. .
jeotf MALLARD A BO WD EN.
Harness Factory.
V ikBBPCONSTANTLYON HAND MY
V make of Carriages, Buggies, Wagons and
Mryli Drays; Saddles, Harness. Bridles, Collars,
,M i" Ac. painting, Varnishing and Repairing
done at short notice. Call and examtoend get
our money's worth, at P. H. maxdeh ,
Je fl tf Third, bet Market and Princess st.