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$7 uu 4 UU 3 35 rareemonuiB. 00 , ,.lfc hMrlber delivered In any part of the To aauper week. Our City "Agents are ityinthorcd to collect for more than three month 'fiwance. UPRISING EDITION. :rraTtho Poet Office at Wilmington, N. C, Knterea gndM matter. OUTLlNKi. Henry Quarles, a negro murderer, hanged it Houston, Texas. Steamers Stoning- toa and NarraganBett collided in Long Island Sound ; Ibe latter was burnt and suok; over fifty lives reported lost. Id the House Mr. Scales submitted the conference report on the Ute agreement biU xho IIous considered the Sen ate resolution proposing joint rule for counting the electoral vote. Several failures were reported yesterday in the LooJoa Stock Exchange. A general amnesty will be proclaimed in France on ,be national fete day. the Hlh of July. The oil fire ai Titusvllle, Pa., contin ues to burn with great fury; firemen are worn out and the heat is so intense that lit tle can be done to stay its progress. Petersburg, Va, was visited by a cyclone yesterday; reat damage to property in tbe surrounding country is reported. feW York markets: Money. 33 per cent; cottou quiet and steady at 1212,c; southern flour dull and drooping, common t,. fair extra 3 00, good to choice do. f5756 75; wheat opened lc lower and closed nrm with decline partly recovered and moderate trade, ungraded red $1 24 j 071- Corn easier aDd fairly active closing firm 'ungraded 4952c; spirits turpentine julUt2930c; rosin $1 40. The Third District gives a larger vote in the Stale Convention than any other 179. Let it be given for men who can be elected. T4efive North Carolinians who .ted for Grant at Chicago were VI Isaac J. Young, J. H. Hardin, J. C. Cooper, Tom Keogh and O. J. Spears. D. Appleton & Co., New York, have just issued a Life of Senator Thomas F. Bayard, by Edward .Spencer. It is a neatly bonnd duo decimo of 303 pages. We were low in our figures it is tv.ii. trie census enumerators, we iearn, are confident that the popula tion of Wilmington will be largely in exce of 20,000. So be it. We hope it will so turn out. The census takers will find more old darkies whose ages vary from 110 to 150 years than were ever heard of before, and the names will be given just as if any one in the world be lieved one word of it. The fearful collision of two stea mers in Long inland Sound aud the burning and sinking of one, causing over tifty people to lose their lives, is one of those awful visitations that shock m and show tbe unceitainty of human life as well as the dangers that attend travel. Several of our State exchanges have referred in terms of warm ap proval of the appointment of our elo quent and distinguished townsman, Col. D. K. McRae, one of the Demo cratic Electors for the Slate at-large. They Bay most truly that the Con vention could do no better thing. He would make a brilliant and telling canvass. We do not know, however, that the appointment would be agree able to his wishes. . pirits Turpentine Mr. Joseph Hunt and Mr. Evan Freeman, worthy citizens of Granville, are dead. Carthage Index: Nobody in ibis county cares to run for the Legislature; H desire to run from it. Greensboro Patriot: The black berry crop this season is said to be larger than it has been for many year?. The Wilson Advance publishes synopsis of Rev. Dr. Burkhead'a excellent address before tbe Wilson Collegiate Semi nary on the2dinsL There is not a so-called oen-t-narian in North Carolina whose birth an he established by incontestable evidence, if so trot out the evidence. Henderson Review : We met superintendent Mills, of the Orphan Asv wn.a few days ago. He had started on a Srj 1Q behaU f lbC 150 orPnftM 11 0x' The Rockincrham Ree camnli- uients very highly some dramatic readings K'en at that place by Miss MacCall, a young lady 0f great prumjae. gbe j a aiive of mat section. "-Charlotte Observer: Hon. Oli- H. Dockery was at Rockingham do nH , e 8ession of the District Convention, .1? . i wa3 understood among tbe delegates he would bo the Republican candidate w Umgre&s this time. He can surely get lLe nomination if he wanta it. - Capt. J. L. Hall, son of Dr. J. V,of Greentoro, ia visiting that f .!' C?pt- Hal1' the PcUriot b" 'Kned the command of tbe Taxaa liang ,f. a position which baa given him a me noted throughout the country for murage, capacity and good deeds. Kinston Journal : Then teeing i!iKe f iffair8' and 'ememberiag the derLThe8.and die"" already engen a li ry "V'-orfTal 'tiooa, lei the del-" ! om Lenoir UDi,e !a voting solid for Z ,D?' ellber McKay, . Scales. Merrl m"o or some other worthy Democrat ofN,ew Yo Herald: Mr. Hicks, f iSSt htl a dozen ,peechea' u eery time be aat down, covered with Lme year, 0y mail) postage paid.. . ......... jjr months. ,. v r I W ' ' t ,- VOL. XXVI. NO. 72. perepiration and glory, every member of bia delegation shook bis rhetorical hand. When be nominated Tom Settle ho referred to him aa the hero of Judge Toufgee's story or A r oot s xirrand. Warren ton JVm : CatW Veter Turnbull died at his residence ia Warren- ton on Saturday morning last, jn the 76th year or ma age, alter a brier illness. - Doubtless both Gov. Jarvis and Judge Fowle have ben alander ed. - The first shot was fired by the Governor's friends. It was an editorial in tbe Roanoke liews Elizabeth City Falcon: Intelli gence was received here by , telegraph on Friday of the burning of Life Saving Sta tion No. 17, on this coast, which event took place on Thursday last. Robert Outer bridge, convicted of tbe murder of Peter Freeman, in Bertie county, was) executed on Friday. He atoutly maintained his in nocence to the last. . Raleigh Observer'. Deputy Sher iff D. . Parham yesterday pat in the pen itentiary four convict Willis Trotman, Lewis Miller, Washington White and Frank Archibald. Midshipman Allen G. Rogers, United States Navy, arrived in this tlty on Wednesday; on a visit to his relatives, and will be here until the autumn. Perhaps in no part of this section of the State are more agricultural improvement to be noted than on the line of the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad. - At the match of tbe Raleigh Gun Club yesterday, Mr. John D. Creech wen tbe badge, breaking 19 out of 20 glass balls. Winston Sentinel: A'-little daughter of Mr. J. Bard, of Kerneraville, made a miraculous escape. With her life Thursday morning. She was placing fruit upon the roof to dry at the second story window, and in so doing, accidentally fell, striking the ground only a few inches from a paling fence, and most wonderful of all receiving only a alight sprain1 of one of her wrists. Gov. Jarvis ia out io along letter defending himself from serious charges made against him. The Demo cratic party mast be an aggressive party, and cannot afford to nominate a man who. even before his nomination has to assume a defensive attitude. At an election held in Winston on Monday, for tbe pur pose ot appropriating $40,000 to . the Vir ginia Midland Extension, aiid adoption of Graded Schools, the grandest success re sulted. Majority in favor 368. Charlotte Democrat: The cot ton factory of Col. R. M. Galea and the Gates Broa. will be completed and -ready for work early in the fall. Gen.' Rob ert D. Johnston and wife, of this; city, will leave for Europe next week, j General Johnston ia a delegate to the World's Sun day School Convention io London. The raina in thia section this week were timely and have done much good. And we think tbey have been general.- We notice in some of our Eastern, exchanges that Col. R. T. Beooett, of Anson, is sug gested as a candidate for the Governor ship. He would make a big canvass, and be elected if he was nominated. Tbe mining business is unusually ac tive in thia neighborhood old miaea are beins: reopened and worke! witu .improved machinery, and new ones opened in various localities. Proapectora and speculators are abundant. Editing a newspaper is as much of a trade as setting type p. Wriliog for a newspaper and editing one are two different tbiuga. A correspondent of the Goldsburu Messenger, speaking of Ons low Superior Court, aays that everybody. was pleased with the manner in which Judge Avery discharged his duties, and further remarks: "His care for the finances of the county was so marked as id elicit the thanks of tbe county commiasioneid in a gracefully written communication." sKW HUVKHTISKtlKNT. Grketlkg. ; A. David K. K. HsiNaBERGER New bucks. Munson White linen vesta. L. Yollkrs Beat groceries. " - Ottebbouro Fully .satisfied. 1 J. C. Munds Siphon bottles. D. A. Smith & Co. Bargains. J. K. MctLHKNNY Drugs, &Ci Kino Shackelford cook stovee. J. G. Burr Tax listing notice. Brown & Roddick The latest. J. H. Hardin New drug store. P. H. Haydbn Harness factory. Parker & Tayxor Freezers, &c. Notice Steamer Swan at auction. Thoxas H. McEot Fresh goods. Giles & Mobchkox Cotton gins. John Dawson & Co. Cotton gias. Mallard & Bowden To tourists. Harrison & Aixkn Tourist bats. McDouqall & WnxiAitaoN-Work. W. & W. R. R. Change of 'scnedule. Lisettb C. Bernhedc Select school. Philip Christ Market street bakery. Dtkr & Son Latest for hot weather. Wilmington Dyking Establishment. C. W. Yates Croquet, archery goods. W., C. & A. R. R. Change ot. schedule. Alt after. Price & Co. Wire netting. Gerhardt &Co. Carriages.buggies.&c. Kbrchnrr & Calder Bros. Gros ceriee. Burglary. The house of Mr. W. J- Penny, on Dock, between Seventh and Eighth streets, was burglariously entered yesterday morning, aboutS o'clock. Tbe burglar got in through a window, the blinds to which! hadbeen. unintentionally left unfastened. He had secured several articles -of comparatively small value, and was in the act of breaking open a trunk, when bis presence was dis covered in the room by II is. Penny, who gave the alarm, upon which the thief beat a hasty retreat. He carried with him a hat belonging; to- Mr.''' Penny, fihyeoots'ln money and a few other trifling articles. Ibe Soaod Railroad. The constantly increatiog number of per sons visiting tbe sounds renders cheaper and more rapid transit absolutely necessary, and it ia therefore hoped that the proposed railroad to the aeacoaatHI be&uiltfessoon as possible. Let tbe friends of tbe enter prise not relax their efforts in that direc tion, but keep tbe ball in motion until the woik ia accompliahed Free Shad, Middlesex. Co., Y. ) Having used Dr. Bull'a Baby Syrup in my Umlly with the greatest degree: of satis faction, I unhesitatingly recommend it as tbe beat remedy 4hat I know Of for chil dren, t Thos. P. Lawsmt. L til II II TIT f 4 !.'' ' ""'' .-Akis.l lit f i It' U.l J . . ,,,j.Jl.- J l I. J j J J - If Zt fiittt I i i'lX!" h vrr IT hv7j Yw t my W 1 1 II ) WILMINGTON, Nf C SUN DAY, JUNE 13, 1880. r. Lpeal Xtota. Third Sunday after Trinity, V No paaes for the Mayor's . Court yesterday morning. , . ; Up to yesterday afternoon 171 dog: badges had been sold. The Superior', Court adjpurpe.d for the term yesterday evening. . - C Health Officer !Vv. M. Hays dis patched a mad dog on Friday afternoon. A great . many dogs about be City are dying from tsome sort of a dis temper. ; In some of the offices in this city yesterday the thermometer reached as high as 98 degrees. "Roasting -ears" were' for sate at fifty cents per dozen in our market .yes. terday morning. r Not one-half of the tax-payers have luted yet, and the time Is rapidly drawing to a close. , ; The various alleys in the low;er part of the city were being very thoroughly limed yesterday afternoon. There was a pio-nio to Wrights ville Sound Friday night, which, we learn, was largely attended by ladiea and gentle-' men from this city. , The Register of Deeds issued four marriage licenses during the past week, of which two were for white and two for colored couples. The white public schools of this city closed for the summer yesterday. The colored schools, we understand, will con tinue open for two weeks longer. Up to 5:15 P. M. yesterday 215 persons had listed their city and State and county taxes for the day, showing a total of 1,405 since the listing commenced. The Laurinburg excursionists, after enjoying a very pleasant trip down the river yesterday on the steamer Passport, started homeward on the evening train. The Wilmington .District Con ference of the M. E. Church, South, will convene at Zion Church, on the Brunswick Circuit, on the 22 d of July, and continue for three daya. Trinity .College, of this State, conferred.during the past week the title of Doctor of Divinity upon . Rev. Erwin A. Yates, the beloved pastor of Front Street M. Church, in this city. Rev. J. VV. Craig will preach at Dudle)' Grove this afternoon at half past 4 o'clock. The attendance upon these meetings is increasing, quite a large congre gation beiDg present last Snnday. The thermometer reached 95 degrees iu this office yesterday. whicbH shows as great a degree of heat as any day last summer, we believe, exeept the "Hot Saturday," when the mercury touched 101 degrees. A colored driver of a Jersey wagon, overcome by the heat and too much Jersey lightning, fell headforemost from bis seat to tbe pavement at the corner of Front and Mulberry atreeta yesterday afternoon. Damage not material, except to the pave ment. Accidental Drownlne of a Foreign Sailer. A seaman by the name of Henry Clevix, a Hollander, aged about 28 years, was ac cidentally drowned while in bathing near Hilton bridge . yesterday. He and G. Ol sen, a Norwegian seaman, both belonging on board tbe Norwegian barque Venner, which arrived here from New York on the 5th inst., were in bathing together, and Olsen says Clevix, who could not swim, was in the act of wading out into the stream, and hadattaihed to a depth which brought the wStir up to about his waist, when he (Olsen) sprang off a pile of boards into the channel, and when he came to the surface Clevix bad disappeared, and he saw no more of him. Tbe supposition is that the unfortunate man got into the channel and beyend bis depth be fore lie was aware of it, when be sunk and struck the treacherous undercur rent, which speedily s wept "him beyond the reach of sucoor. Orsen, who cannot speak a word of English,- and who gave us the above information through the aid of an ciurtj&Tl.1 batL3bukfiid!-p i' The uftfMrtuSii avv.u -. -s sf-j-yii-i s-n.J': Ed war$'xrsoxTiit 'tMef A correspondent of the lticbnaond "Dii jpaien, iwruing. irusu freierayurn aays; - Itfaiv bew 'interest-no the fxavemni publid to state-that thekrotigu dnighr mail ajurpatsengeijriyaM -JDeejjtWppea on the-'Peteraburc-and WeWoo'i-raiiroad The t tain cornea aj lajr atlrilay.aji over. : Thtf fteriDurglttUroad (LXjmpaay assign as the reason jot SBtoppin.this Iraia that the WilmingtOHrtoad'Tunrnff tf ata'to Lconnect with it, and that the local night gravel does not justify the -expense incur red in continuing5 H. -"-''- - We are informed that this statement doea the Wilmington and Weldon railroad an injustice, and that it did run a tram which connected with tbe train taken off by the Petersburg road, and still runs it. Another Supposed triad Doc Killed. " A mad dog was slaughtered by a sergeant of police in the neighborhood of tbe First Presbyterian Church yesterday morning. He was a pet dog, and his owner had kept him in ofose confinement jfor day ot two jo the hope that bis malady might not (rove of the serious character at first sup posed, but the delay only tended to confirm the first impressions, in regard to his mad ness and be was therefore shot and killed. i n ter preter, ,aayahuo vejaojPB-aejrai tunes and madVCm his cc&rtff& batic& " t UUueep 6fiR !' to' .irui; :;ta r'ti ;..: t- n--. frM- .I.-. '- r no r.-3- -.iiUl-i- If. t'. Uri,-'". -:." I ' Oar Cno.ren.ea To-Day. First Presbyterian Church, corner Third and .Orange streets. Rev. Joseph R,: Wil son, D4D., Pastor. Service at 11 a. inland 5 p.m; Sunday. School at 4 p. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday and Lecture Thursday aight at 8 o'clock. Second Presbyterian Church, corner of Fourth and" Campbell streets." Rev. C. M. Payne, Pastor. Services at ll'a.m. and 8 p.m. Sabbath school at 4 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 p. m. Scats free. St. Paul's Evang. Lutheran Church, corner of 6th and Market streets. Rev. G. D. Bernheim, D. D. Sunday school at 9 a. nL English service at 11 a. m., and 8 p.m. First Baptist Church, corner of Market and Fifth streets. Rev. James B. Taylor, pastor. Sunday school at Or a. m. Services at 11 a.m. and 8 p. m. Brooklyn Sunday School at 3 p. m. Young men's (prayer meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Church prayer meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clk. Strangers invrted to participate in services. Second Baptist Church, on 6th, between Church and -Castle streets. Services at 11 o'clock, a. m., and 8 o'clock, p. m., by Rev. J. P. King, Pastor. Sunday school at 9 a. m. St. John's Church, corner of Third and Red Cross streets. Rev. George Patterson, Rector. The third Sunday after Trinity. Celebration at 7 o'clk; Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock; Evening Prayer at 6 o'clock; Sunday school at 5 p. m. St. James' Church, corner Market and Third sts. Rev. Dr. A. A. Watson. Rector, The third Sunday after Trinity. Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock; Evening Prayer at 6 o'clock. St. Paul's (Episcopal) church, corner of Fourth and Orange streets, RevT. M. Am bler, Rector. .Morning service at 11 o'clk; evening service at Si o'clk; Sundayschool at3ip.m. Seats free. Front Street M. E. Church (South), cor ner of Front and Walnut streets, Rev. E. A. Yates, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; Sunday School at 5 p.m.; .W. M. Parker, sup't. Young Men and Women's Christian Association first and' third Tues day evenings in each month. Prayer Meet ing and Preaching .Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. Fifth Street Methodist E. Church (South,) situated on Fifth, between Nun and Church 3t8. Rev. T. Page Ricaud, pastor. Services at 11 a, m and 8 am. Sabbath school tt 9 am. Prayer meeting Thursday eve ning at 8 o'clock. 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. Prayer meeting eve ry Tuesday night. St. Stephen's A. M. E. Church. Rev. J. G. Fry, pastor. Services on Snnday at 104 a. m., 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. First Presbyterian Church, (colored), 8th and Chesnut Streets. Rev. D. J. Sanders, pastor. Preaching at 11 o'clock, a. m. and 7T p. m. Sabbath school at 9 o'clock a. m. St. Lewis' Chapel, corner Seventh and Bladen streets. Rev. John EL Lewis, pas tor. Services atll o'clock, a. m., 3 o'clock, p. m., and 8 o'clock, p. m. First Baptist Church, colored, corner of Ninth ana Red Cross streets. Rev. A. M. Conway, pastor. Sabbath school at 9 a.m. Sunday school Bible Union at 5 p.m. Ser vices at 11 o'clock a. m., 3 .p. m. and 1 p.m. Bible, reading every Wednesday at 8 p, m. Ebenezer Baptist Church (colored), 7th, between Orange and Ann streets, W. B. Banks, pastor.: Services at 1H & m., 3 p. m., and 8 p, m, Sabbath school at 12 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 7 n. m. Prayer meeting at 7 o'clock every Friday evening. Seats free St. Mark's (colored) Episcopal Church, corner 6th and Mulberry streets. Services on Sundays at 11 a. m. and 7f p. m. sun day school at St Barnabas at 3 p. m. Confirmation class at the church. 44 p. m. St. Luke's A. M. E. Zion Church, corner Seventh and Church : streets. Rev. G. is Farmer, pastor. Services at 11 a. m., and sand 7:u p. m. The public are invnea. Seats 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 7i p. m. sabbath School at U a. m Tax lilatlag Our attention has been called to tbe fact that many of tbe.working men cannot list their taxes during the hours specified with out the loss of time, and. of a necessary consequence, ot money, which they require ,for the support of their families; hence we have been requested lto suggest that for jtbree or four days an arrangement be.made by which the State, county and city taxes 'may be listed between the hours of 12 o'clock M. and 2 o'clock P. M., and 7 to 9 o'clock P. M., as an accommodation to this class of our population. ntaglatrataa Oaart Maria Pickett was arraigned before Jus tice Gardner, yesterday, on a peace warrant sworn out by Clarissa Heath, both colored. It was ia evidence that tbe for mer had threatened to kill all the latter's pigs, 'chickens, &c., and as tbe work of de struction bad already commenced she(CIar rissa Heath) thought it time to take some step for her protection.. ., . ".', Defendaat was ordered to : pay the costs and give bond in the turn of f $59 to be of good behavior and to keep the peace. Bfortaary. . 4 There were two interments in Oakdale Cemetery during the week closing yester day one adult and one child; the; former y 60 years and the latter 18 months of age. Bellevas; reports oo intermtata for the week.;: ' Z. Pine Poreat lcalarA ' fleriieterv xeDOrta I five interments for the week of which one was an adult and fonr were children. - '''. Vwuw-'- 'ptatiAhXi htm hevttio hh''!! Ji , .-lili.kliftv To-Day'o Indications, t Statiopary or falling barometer, warmer, sduth to west winds, partly cloudy weather, are the indications for this section to-day. Dlecn arged. 3 i -' Hector Locklear, of Robeson county, In jail for violating the Internal Revenue law (selling liquor-without a license) took the insolvent debtor's oath before . S. Com missioner McQaigg, yesterday, and was discharged. He was' convicted at tbe late term of the U. S. District Court, in May. Hbase Breaklps: No. 3. , The residence of Mr. John H. Hanby, on Sixth between Dock and Orange streets, was burglariously entered Friday night and robbed of a gold . watch and other, valua bles. Entrance was effected through one of the side windows. DIED. - DKNT. In this city, Triday morning,. Jane 11, Mrs. MABT A. DNT. wife of William Bens, aged 60 yaara and 3 months-a native of thia State. , ; : Borlal, at 9 o'clock,' this (Sanday) momiag, from late residence en. Hanover, between 3d and 3d streets. Norfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice. JOT ONE HiX? TBS TAXES LISTED FOR State and County, and the time for doing so draw ing rapidly to a close. J. G. BURR, lets It Review copy.' Assessor. Select School. Having skcxtkxd that neat and com fortahle School Boom. N. W. coraer of Vonrth and Dock Street, the undersigned wilL open a 8E LBCT SCHOOL, for Glris and Young Ladies, on the 15th of September, 1880. For further particu lars apply to LISETTB C. BERNHEIM, je at Sixth St. bet Market aud Princess. Market Street Bakery. "PKLICIOUS ICS CREAM CAN BE HAD every day. Leave orders at Bakery fox Cream to be delivered at your residence. PHILIP CHRIST, Proprietor. jelSlt Steamer Swan at Auction. By -, Auctioneer. ILL BE SOLD, ON THURSDAY , JUNE 17th, 1880. at 11 A. BL. at PretmalV. Wharf. Chl. ton, S. C. THE LIGHT DRAFT (STEAHER SWAN, 816 49.100 Tons, Hull of Iron, Length 135 feet. Breadth of Beam 37 faet. Denth oThaIiI k tt Draft (loaded) 4 feet, two high pressure engines, di- boicmk oi cyunuer i mcnes, lengui or stroke o feet, together with her Tackle, Apparel and Furni ture. Terms One-third cash: ona-thinf In a mmtha and one-third la 6 months, with interest on credit rurcuaser to pay for papers. Je 13 4t. Excursion to the Lake. TRONT STREET METHODIST SABBATH CAMAW, on TUESDAT, the 15th last A limited " V. WW uo BUHi M7 pBEVOllB nHmnng to visit the Lake on this occasion. Train leaves De pot at 8 o'clock, A. M., returning about TWP.BC Fare 50 cento round trip. Tickets for Bale at raraer Taylor's. fxsu jell St Cool ! Tourist Hats ! HARRISON ALLEN, " ' Hatters. Je 13 tf White Linen Vests ! jest unlatjndribd buirt, : linen collars, Half hose, ties. &c, At . MUNSON'8, Clothier and jelSlt Merchant Tailor. Siphon Bottles, JpQR DISPENSING SODA WATER. WITH these Bottles the Soda Water can be carried oat, aad It will be as sparkling and fresh aa when, drawn from the fountain. For sale by je IS It JAMBS C. MUNDS, Druggist. Hew Drug Store. I HAVE IN STORE A FULL SUPPLY OF Malt Bitters. Warner's Safe Liver and Kidnev Cure. Bitter Water, (C Congress Water fresh from me spring, Mocaurg sun rtoa, cigars, Ac. : . i. H. HARDIN, Apothecary, je!3tf , . New Market. Latest rfltHM-Ieatto, Ve C. R. S. SETS, ONLY ONE DOLLAR; Summer Outfit, 65 cents; . Gauae Summer Under thtrts, SO cents: White Duck Veats, il 00; "Crown' Collars aad Cuffs, 'Monarch Shirt .,T Jo 13 tf DTSR SON. THE NEW FURNITURE STORE GREETING its patrons and friends would respectfully In vite them to examine our large and fashionable stock of Furniture, to be sold af Wholesale and KlUU at lowest prices. BBHBBNDS ntTNBOR; S. B. Comer Market and 3d Sts., Je II tf i Wilmington, N. C. Crept, Archery, Goofls, ANOT BASKETS; CHROM08, PICTURE Frame. Sunday Sehool ; Boekv Blank Books, Ac, 4ctt at ;t..'. ' :. 1e 13 tf C.WY YATES BOOK STORE. Fully Satisfied , -VTTITH THE RESULT OF BUSINESS LAST TV week, and havina: settled on the opinion that th weather was "hot" yesterday, The "Improved" Challenge Shirt will be sold as heretofore at 75 cts, and also the Summer Outfit at 75 eta, ana Clothing at reaucea rates. - OTTERBOtrRGPS JelStf Men's Wear, Depot BiBGAIHS AN BB HAD -Bv: I'll KUHASINQ z OUR I KCRNITURB aad BKPDINk of us... We are MnatanUvrecalvlntrnewsroeds. and von will find that oar Stock conlaina alL.the- latest , styles and " newest designs . Wholesale buyers will iad It to thetr interest to call on us bet ore placing their i D. A. SMITH CO., JelStf Furniture Dealers c WHOLE NO. 4,004 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE LATEST I Brown & Roddick 45 market Street, We are closing oat several lts of immense stock at Greatly Reduced Prices 1 fie Wm SMrt ReM to $1.00! The finest and Beet Sblrt made. This wonder fill invention gives a Bosom handsome shape- and Latest Style, and is so placed epos, the Shirt that it can be worn for a week without a break or wrinkle. 10-1 and 12-4 Linen Sheetings, CHEAP I CHEAP 1 Printed Muslins ' In Beautiful Designs and Prices that must astonish every one. PIqaes. re and our Pi Oar Variety Is Large and our Prices are as Low as tne iey were ever sold any season. Ladies' Made-np Underwear. We are. offering Great Bargains in this departman t aa we propose giving wis orancu or our Dueiness up entirely. BROWN RODDICK, 45 Market street. je 13 tf THOMAS H. McKOY SUCCESSOR TO Boatwright & HTcKoy, 6 ana 7 NORTH FRONT Sf. J HAVE IN STORE. AND RECEIVING DAILY, FRESH GOODS. My Stock is large, aad I am determined to keep a FULL STOCK. Thanks to good fortune I am ena bled to buy all my Goods FOR CASH, which will put me in a position to SELL AS LOW AS HE WHO SELLS LOWEST. I want trade I desire it, and if Fair Dealings, Good Goods at Low Prices, Prompt Eelivery, will secure it, then I am bound to have it. .1 invite everybody to ca'l and see me. Til OS. IT. McKOY, Grocer and Liquor Dealer, je 13 tf 5 & 7 North Front St A Large and Full Stock .OF GROCERIES AT Eerchner & Calder Bros Wholesale Dealers A Commit sion Merchants, N. "Water St. COFFEE, SUGAR, tFLOUR, MOLASSES, MEAT, HAY, B CORN, MEAL, SALT, RICE, BOAP, STARCH, CANDLES CANDY. CRACKERS, SNUFF, TOBACCO. Agents for WILSON & CHILDS WAGONS, and HALL'S SELF-FEEDING COTTON GIN. Je 13 tf K.K. JEBPKOOL BY BUYING A LIGHT THIN Suit or aa Alpacca Coat of ftWe have a large stock of thin light Clothing for Men's Wear, and a large stock of Linen end Al pacca Coats for Boys, 60 cts up. A. DAVID, Je 13 tf The Clothier. Hew Books, T PCIE KODSY. A Novel by Henry GrevUle . MAJOR JONES' GEORGIA SCENES. ByHaJ JONES. ' TBE LAMPLIGHTER'S STORY. By Dickens. At the LIVE BOOK STORE. Croquet. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ever brought to X this city, country orders solicited. HAMMOCKS, Cord and Mexican Grass, At HEINSBERGER'S. Jo 13 tf 39 and 41 Market Street. People Are QOOLTNG OFF BY BUYING AND USING OUR WHITE MOUNTAIN FREJTZEB and the CLIMAX REFRIGERATOR. "PARKER COOK" still stands unrivalled. FLY TRAPS at JelStf PARKER TAYLOR'S. Try It. A ND SEE IF YOUR OLD .SILK DRESS OR faded suit of Clothing does not look and wear equal to new when dyed at the WILMINGTON DYEING EST AB., Jo iq tf , Market, between 3d and 8d Sts. Pure Extract of Vanilla, " at ADB FROM THE BEST VANILLA BEANS. 1YJL and suaranteed PERFECTLY PURE. Also a Stock. of beleeted Drugs. Medicines, Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Cigars, Brandies, Whiskey, Ac. All of Which 1 will sell at reasonable prices V JOHN K MOILHENNY, DruxgMt, , JelStf. Cor. Market aad Front streets. When You Can riB BEND TO TOWN, DBOPflN AT KING'S J and see the SHACKELFORD COOK STOVE. The SAM ia right along aide of It. If they are not couple of beauties we wish we sever get to the top of the Matterhorn. ' Sold only by Jelltf KINGCO. Siuara one day, .. . .. l , . , J-, two days.'.-. 73 . , ... . ; ....... . S SO " rouruays.. ftve.davs?.:...t..Vf'--v;s.;.1ir.. & V ; "One week, , 4 0 two weeks, Three weeks,.. 6 S . 8 5 .......... ...10 00 . ......... 17 00 ........ 94 00 v 40 Ot .......... 60 00 menonu, " Two months,.....,.. " " Three months,.... .. " ' Six monthe,, . . . . " One year,..,..... ... EVContract Advertjfmttti' taken ai propor tkmately low rates ': V ; "V ' Ten lines slid Nonpareil typo inaki; fne square $TEW APVKUTlSEMKrrjS. Wilmington & Weldon RAILROAD GO. Oraca 0 Gka'L SoTsuuTTssiuaT, . i Wilmington, J CL,Jun 13, l( 8X( Change of Schedule. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1880, Passenger Trains en the Wilmlnfrto A Weldon Railroad will run as follows: Day Mall and Express Train, Fally Leave Wilmington, Front St Depot, at 6.5(1 A. M. Arrive at Weldon 1S:60 ?. at. Leave Weldon 3:40 P.M. Arnve at Wilmington, Front St Dopot, V:63 P. M. Passekoxb aks Fbsioht Ibiik, Dailt xxcipt SCNDAT3. Leave Wilmington. Front St, DeDOt. at 3:30 P. M Arrive at Weldon 3:40 A. M. Leave Weldon l.uOA. M. Arrive at Wilmington, Frozt St. Depot, 1.30 P. If. Trains on Tarboro Branch Road leave Hock) Mount for Tarboro at 5.10 P. M. Daily, and Tues day, Thursday and Saturday at 5.05 A. M. Return ing, leave Tarboro at 10.00 A. M. Dally, and Mon day, Wednesday and Friday at 8 30 P. M. The Day Train makes cloee connection at Wel don for all points North via Bav Line, dailv except Sunday, and dally via Richmond and all rail route. The 3:30 P. M. train makes close connections at Woldoa, Peterruarg aud Klcamoad. WUtttS F. DIVINE, je 13-tf General Sup't. General Sup' ts Office, WILMINGTON, COLVKIBIA AV GU8TA B. U. COMPANY, WILMINGTON. N, a. June IS. If 80. Change of Schedule. O N AND AFTER JUNE 14, 1880,', the following Bcaeauie wiu oe ran on umaeta: Passenger, Expbxbs, Mail andTHSiueH Fbeiqut Train, Daily bxoett Sundays. Leave Wilmington 4:00 P. M. Leave Florence 3:40 P. M. Arrive at Columbia 8:15 A. M. Leave Columbia 5:00 P. M. Leave Florence 4:80 A. M. Arrive at Wilmington 11:30 A.M. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Dally). Leave Wilmington........ . . 10:13 P.M. Leave Florence 8:80 A. M. Arrive at Camden Junction 4:15A.M. Arrive at Columbia..... 8:15 A. a. Leave Columbia..'. '6:00 P. 11. Leave Camden Junction....... l:0OM. Leave Florence 2:30 A. M. Arrive at Wilmington ; 6:30 A.M. This Train stoDSonlv at Brinklev'a. Whitevilla Flemington, Fair Bluff and Marlon. Passengers for Columbia, and all points on G. A C. R. B. and iu Western North Carolina, via Colum bia and Spartanburg, should take Night Express Train from Wilmington. Passengers ror Augusta should take Nizht Ex press Train, which connects via Camden Junc tion. . Through Sleeping Cars on all nteht trains for Charleston and Augusta. Trains leaving Wilmington Saturdav nizhts make connection for Columbia only via Camden Junction ana soutn Carolina rtanroaa. JOHN F. DIVINE. Je 13-tf Gen'l Sup't QTJILTS. Brown & Roddick 45 MARKET STREET, ARE OFFERING SOME GREAT BARGAINS in Domestic Quilts euitnblo for the Summer. Full Size Honeycomb Quilts . 1 00 Bridal Quilt Fringed l 26 The Bates Quilt l 60 English Marseilles Quilts, all sizes ana qn all tics, at prices ranging for $1 75 to $6 00. my 23 tf BROWN A RODDICK. Cotton Gins ! Cotton Grins ! WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE JUSTLY CBLK brated Albertaon A Douglass Georgia Cotton Gins. We are selling them at the same low figures as last season notwithstanding the great advance immaterial . Give us a call before purchasing. GILES A HURCHISON, Je3 tf 38 and 40 North Front at. ForSBest Groceries, T LOWEST PRICES. Call at L. VOLLERB', 26 and 28 South Front street. je 13 tf Cotton Gins. WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR THE Celebrated Brown Cotton Gin, same to be de livered September 1st. All those intend getting these Famous Gins should get their orders in as early as 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.. Je 13 tf - 19, SI and 23 Market bt. Tourists AND ALL PERSONS WANTING TRUNKS and Traveling Bags can be furnished at the lowest prices from our new stock just arrived. Onr Wholesale and Retail Harness Establishment can't be beat for Latest Styles and Best Goods lor the least money. No. 8 South Front St. Jel3tf MALLARD A BOWDBN. Harness Factory. I KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND MY make of Carriages, Buggies, Wagons and Drays: Saddles, Harness. Bridles, Collars, Ac. Painting. Varnishing and Repairing one at short notice. Call and examine and get o ur money's worth, at P. H. UAYDEN'S, Je 13 tf Third, bet. Market and Princes, st Work! Work!! Work!!! McDOUGAL A WILLIAMSON'S CARRIAGE SHOPS IS THE ' RIGHT, BEST and cheapest place to get your Carriages, Bug gies, Carts, Drays and Wagons built and repaired. Harness made and repaired on short notice. Paint ing and Trimming a Specialty. Borse-Bhoclng carefully executed. Give us a trial. On Chestnut, Between Front and Water Sts., je 13.tf (Wilmington. N. C. Wire Netting SCREENS For Doors and, Windows. Good to keep out files and mosquitoes. Also, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lumber, and Building Material Generally. ALT AFFER, .PRICE Co., Factobt: Omcx: Foot of Walnut at. Nutt, near Red Cross st. . JelStf . Gerhardt & Co., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUQQLES, HARNESS, Ac " A full stock constantly on hand and at low prices. Repairs of all kinds executed with dispatch on , moderate terms. Give us a call and be convinced of the fact Factory-Third Street, opposite City Hall. . JelStf One Ssuara
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