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9 t The Morning "Stan IIV WW. II. BEBJtARH. var ut " ! V ttt tr im .... ... ::. ' 3 nuM r r Wl. w nil to mt- tb- I HUI irty or more ,,,,,, wrrf rmwl A ytfU ,14,1.1 w. brbeadeU bv can t Xlcxxac JVK N" V. A reuaioo of the rarrt . partkipaal of bota annie 1 the b1" iu. of Oak nin. Mow. 1 W ba beW l A artt. The Surreoo Qwr of th- Hituy IIomuI Service report thw i;44 Stair frr from yellow f.vv. with U etrrption f two tM la quraUa at' r,p (4U0.I TWre were 120 Walhs f,.u ckoM- at DaxnietU Mooiy. TU hrtiaactoa IV.) Cadet, with A c.pt.irl from New York moo4 du rm i!w war. were received at New York by ttw 23rl reiraotof Brooklje: Bxwni wky W-M CftWl!l wiUi tAOUaU. Wb .-iKrvil ia visitor 1M tHelr retwt. -l Uo CnllUn art catkin preparation to r--w-u:U Itw aorta of rYfuaaJ baa! itoitf c lM-W"ivt. .oor balol for L. &. S. -uior n Iw-IU by IU New INrahlre l,xwhlur without a . efcrclioa M H l- Cole f.ml aiurtWrr.1 nar U. .Jo-. h.rt ilUUarw fnw Vick- ,u,rx , fttrlrrr lken lr.t Jil lyurhMt t UyrUl. Am hf.i-.lot tSitrrU U Jjif Urary U krn .in itful Uwjm "I AlUioy. i .. I.t r.MbriU-U .--Xf irwn lwi.l- A Mr. KirtUn.1 m W tu.i fJ.llT ouulnl by a Uurjcljr at ,.,,,, O TW JuJi of IW irimi- C ourt l Nfiil Troo . aot twlir. with th rJk juty. Ucar5itrl tb jir.rt sn.l DfiVmJ a 0w paori A W.ltM mfof ii witl yrJUiw ferrr hi ar r...J t lt"tou. Trt.t. frn Vera Out. New York market: Money 2i1 pw rrmi : i'U liibAJir closed; atJ-ra tl.r Jult and ay at $4 155 wbt uaTleU 9Rc$ wofrukfd 4Ta54)c; nia dlt; pint turpenlio arm t 3.H03rtc TKe Chicago IVtDOcnt arfonilexl f.r TMn for Irident. 'Th travel on the? Hrooklyn britlgf h i f lln off rry roucb. lloUy JU1 not opo tlwrarapitn a promi!. He wte & brirf talk TU I.ott"wiA ar-n who killeJ hi- min 1 no in jil awaitioj u rrt l for muiUer. Hi brther i in rh Mayor of AtUt ki.kl o. r op of th al.Ierraen. Kep the !wll'ma, xxu a?t a good r v m pie Art hut igoinj t New York and rumor rrJiu him with a pvial miMMNi to ooite? the two IUpublican f irtioo of th? Stat. .Mijor Nickermoo tailnJ for Europe 00 thr Ir5lh of June-. Ie War Dt lirtiirul wa rTiJently anxiou to him off. It fwl ft-lrev-! doubt- ti m thought probabU that Mr. TiM-n will rply over h own aigna turv to a tatmut of John K-lly' tkat b wm of cowarJiw in Hit') Hi" pistol i Sjjain nsd with fatal rf.-1-t in the North. Tbii time it i in liroollju, and a young husband mortally wound bi joirnjj wife Iw.tl. under nioetren. It is said !oro of the Philadelphia editor were scared to death and ap plied for leave of absence. It waa telegraphed front Haiti more that Mr. IU.irne, of the Sue, on hi J way to that etty. Son of the moat jadicioo North . eru critic pronounce Mr. Oliphant'a The Ijtdie Li nd ores" a eqoal to her IhC Son ay it U ber best. She ha more genius than any living female writer bat h ia eitreraely prolific. Two tmte! aU of lb late Archbishop WooJ. 0 IhUadelphia, hat been dwmiwmtl aa defaulter. They only stole O.OOO. Their name ar John 1L Dufto and Patrick Smith. They are worse than "Peck IUd Hoy." At the Indiana Editorial Cooven tiou thirty editor foreJ MdDonaM for President, ami all OppoteU T1 den aoi Hendrwk. TUej Arw all oppoMeU to protection. A large roj jority favored (1. (rrajr for (to- ternor. We have received the firnt n amber of Ux Crti'fu Ftant, monthly. eJguT pace PPr. price CO cenU Tr, pwUiaketi at Marion, 8. C The first number i veil filled and it eertaioly make a good atari. J. McKeraJl, editor and publisher. m -mmB-HnnHtmmmmm-" mm"" null - - - n- L . ; : : 7TZ VOL.-XXII.-NO'.. 89.! A ecrTTr&crodent of tho Iliehmood JHjpauA writ from the Untyemty of Virginii M follow: A. knmWftf Ik atndenta of the DT-' sent semioa harwbeea elected to proicaeor- birw aad IraporUat rtcedtioca a texher. Mr. Jssaea Q. Rjala. M. A., of Oecrri, la .wii - ma iltUmt HLale Norma) CoUere: Mr. Taomaa Fitaharh. of VlrrVaia. to toe cixair or uua in vcu ham. of North Carolina, to the chair of Latia la Uaridaoa Uouejt, Xtorva wiuu; r. TAm.i tf t1m Texas, to the chair of Eariacerinr ao'd Mechanics la the ..... . . i. 1 ..I .U. atiiier ataauxi itacee ncooo: m.iir M C (Vkna lii ts rkaJr of Eaz llah In the Florida State Normal College; Mr. J. W. O Uaaaoo. of KentorKT. iniwwuir Mathesiatics la the Looknrille Hhth Bchool; W. a lacaanl. of Ylrxiaia. Inatmctor to the Miller Manual Labor School: Mr. T. U. Saur. of Yirrlnia. assistant in ucuevue ItM StKmI. &ivrl nlhea but the list I loor enouzh to show the demand for Uoh The Tarboro frwicfo favors Col. IL Kirort for LieaUnant GoTcrnof. The Colonel is o very popular with' thoo who know him that he wouia eerUinly be elected if every voter knew him. The Giud ay: "Let" make him Ueu tenant Governor. Ill knowledge or parliamentary J" wmU well become Ue preaidi officer ol the Senate where he ha erred hi con stituent and State so aoceptawy. toi Phort 1 admired wberevernei Known, ana hi- rire 1 of aennaintaoceeeover the greater portion of the Stat. Amiable, polished, rrnial. witty, fir slrhted aad able, he tal the full statnre. a well rounded roan." Whilst the Stak advocates no man' claim it woold not go into mm, mT 1 & A mourning u c4. anon were me selection. 1 JlradsirteCs reports 1C5 failures in the Unit State. Of these 31 are in the South. Louiaiana and West Virginia had 2 Kentucky, North Carolina and Ten neaaee, 3; Georgia, 4; MtsMHiri and Virginia 5 and Texas C. These reported from North Caro lina are: J. O. Vaughan, liquors, ha .assigned, Henderson. G. R. Sowell, general store, who recently assigned, owe abont 2,000; asaet 11.800. Mrs. O. A. Whitley, mil linery, is reported to have failed and left town, Windsor. A gentleman told u that he had seeo a list of men who had been shot in duels and that the men whoee name came first in the alphabet al ways winged their adversaries. If we had Sabine on "Dnel and Duel- ting" we would, show that this does not hold good and by great deal. Col. Yellowly, for instance, killed Ferd Harm. Mr. Smith hot Mr. Elam in the first duel the. Utter fonght, and Thomas Ritchie killled John Hampden Pleasant. Mr. Trevelyan, Chief Secretary of Ireland, say the report about pau per immigrants is much exaggerated. lie say no paupers have been aentl and that all inmates of workhouse were supplied with funds. He does not say how much. We thought people in workhouse were paupers. Why are they there if they are able to take care of themselves? Why have so many immigrant in New York and IJoeton to be caret! for if not pan pen? t awaaaaaaaaawawawaaaaaawsaawawamawawaa The Minnesota Republicans adopt ed a plank favoring a tax on whis key and tobacco and a to the tariff about the same that the Ohio Demo crat favor. They say "together with a system of duties on imports, o applied a to provido revenuo for the necessary expenses of the Go vernment, and so adjusted a to en courage the development of the man ufacturing and labor interest of the whole country." There i an ugly tory about Grant son-in-law and a Mrs. Bush. Sartoris denies. He is at Chicago. Mrs. S. is in England. Spirits Turpentine. Salisbury will celebrate the Fourth. Nine interment at Raleigh hut week. . AaheviUe CUlun: Senator and Mr,' Vance are oat oa a ashing exenrsloa among the Black Mountains. Raleigh Visiter: The revenue col lections la the Fourth district for the raoath of Jtrne were tTT.OG&eS. The State Treasurer Issued eighteen drummer Ucesvsa dorisg the saoata of ooe, . Edenton J2naurr: A eriou cuttlcr scrape took place on Baturdsy last t Merry IIOL Bertie, eoontr. In which Monroe Bell so badly sUboed Isaac Dayi. IboUk colasol). that his life hi almost des paired of. liquor. ,. Stonewall EnUrpri: Trucking ha not proved a remunerative to enr Jar BienUiTrear a wa expected. WeUcar of sotae kowsver. who have realixed a moch a tl 73 rwr barrel on their potato croo. This we look upon a being far bet ter than cotfoa i tea or area twelve cent perpoaad. 'V'r "t WtmoUs Oaxetu: Gen. i . IL W. Ransom ha beea Uvlted to olirerthe orsiioo al the renaioo or tne ex twiwe- VSmimmTOitii N.-.C.V, CTEI:4,,t883.,o,',,. rate of 'Warren, county on the 10th of Au amit next. Tha cattle of Warren coun ty have degenerated Into the sorriest scrubs, and are nekher profitable for beef nor but ter; while many of the hones have heen In bred ao often they are almost too weak and small to poll a plow. , . ' '. lliekqrr Carolinian: j Ve will state that two Senator of our acquaintance, from the counties of Mecklenburg and Ons low in 18&-T33 strongly advocated a dog law, and have never been la toe Legislature since.-' Tbe Onslow man wa defeated in 1 864, aad If 'Others have not . been, they have keen scared nearly to death which has the tame effect a to a oof law. , . Hickory IVest: Dr. W. D. Hal liard; of the Morganlou .Asylum, was in town thbweekv lie aays there erenow ISO patient In that institution, and that nearly 100 more cau now be accommodated. Mr. W. MT Morris, of Blowing Rock, was la town this week. Ha says that plea sure seeker from every direction are ar riving at that popular resort everyday. Mr. M. ha had about 200 applications this season. Bean fort TeUphone: Five or ait new house are going up in the western portion of Morehead City, all of which are to be eeepled-asr-TeBWanU. Messrs. P.P.4R went out on last 8unday to pick a mesa of WhortJehcrrie, found, a, iwirm of bee pitched on a tree, went Tor a hive and there found found one' rattle snake, and killed him. It wa about lx feel long; also two stinging snakes, One about four feet and the other about three and a half feet long; ' Pituboro Record: Oar farmers are complaining very much of thegras In their crop. Mr.. John A.. Crane, of this township, recently killed an owl tbat measured four feet, six Incres, from tip to up. On last Friday a solored boy, living on the plantation of Mr. Mark Cock man, in Mickory Mountain township, at tempted to kindle a fire by pouring kero sene oil from a can. Of course the oil in the can caught, exploded the csn and soon enveloped the bov in sheet of flame, burning him so badly that be died in a day or two. , Lynchburg (Va.) Advance: To day Messrs. Clarke k Collins sold a lot of tobacco for the ladies of Ashevllle. N. C. , at one hundred ad ten dollars per hun dred pounds. It was bought by N. R. Bowman. Esq. The history of this to bacco Is as follows: Tbe ladios of the Episcopal Church of Aaheville determined to place a memorial wtnaow in vne cnaucci of the church to the memory of Bishop At kinson, formerly pastor or at. raui s, in this city. They had raised 1400 and need ed about $200 more. This tobacco wa old in Aaheville by some younc ladies. ad brought $100 per hundred, for the win dow. It is re-eold here for she same pur pose. Tarboro Guiih: Tarboro is the only town of iu population and importance in the Stale tnat na not a regular mara. houM. P. Dorscb. who has been General Superintendent of the A. & R. R. IL since iu completiou to this point ha re signed, and J. IL Petty, the former accept able Assistant Superintendent, ha been elected to nil his place- While tne steamer Edgecombe, on a recent trip from Washington to Aurora, ta ramuco county, wa taking a party of excursionists from the latter pUce on a short trip, Clay Litch field, a little child, but fire years Of age, fdl overboard. At once Prof. Forbe, o well known here the teacher of tbe band, and one of tbe employe of the boat. Jump ed overboard la an unavailing attempt to save the child. Carthage rfazetU: The crops in some sections are very good, in others not so promising. The oat crop has im proved very much since the. late rains. Cotton snd corn and other crops are look ing welL We had the pleasure of visiting Rocklngh&m, Richmond county, a few days ago, and were agreeably surprised to see soch an Improving change since we were there last. There is under contract and completed, ten brick stores, which adds much to tbe appearance of the thrifty growing town. Rockingham bids fair to be one of tbe liveliest business localities of tbe Bute. It baa four large cotton facto ries running, two of which give employ ment to four hand red hands, two others about seventy fire There is still another under contract, which will be one or the largest in tbe State. Reidsville Times: We are told that on Sunday morning, in Leakville, af ter tbe killing of Sandy Wade by Police man Stephens the night before, the negroes raised a black flag over the caUboose where tbe body was laid out and a red flag over Odell's bar room, where Wade w8 shot. A delegation of the white citizens of Leaks ville went to tbe negroes and asked what it meant, snd were told that they meant them for mourning flags to testify their erief and sympathy over Wade's death. The red flag was taken down ; the black hung up all day. Btephens told the negroes if they meant the flags to bulldoze him that he wasn't that kind of a man. Stephens Is either a cousin or a brother a brother we think to the Caswell Stephens who was ku-kluxcd. Wade is said by those who knew him Mr. Hamlin and Mr. Molr. of this town, both knew him to have been a desperate man in fact a des perado, on of the worst in the county. THE OIT"Y". NBW ABVBBTTSKJTIBNTK. MrasoH Thin ulta. 8. O. Nortbtbop A card, r FihstNat. Bajib; Dividend. M. Bellamy Commissioner's sale . Haix & PxARSALir Fresh arrivals. Harriso A ALUCf Excursion bats. TBie Plfle. The poctofSce will be closed to-day, the 4th of July; from 9 ATM. toT ML? y . Carrier wCl'nsake but one delivery of the mails that Id the morning.'-' m J, The, carrier window at the; office will be open from 3 to 6 P. M. " ' ' ; A colored woman, living in the neigh borhood of Thirteenth and -Market streets, lost her iUle three year-old child yesterday morning, and up to hut accounts she had aot recovered IL She tosde' inquiry at po le bedqnarter. ' . J. L;- w-asawJ aaaw-aw,' ":BrntB aiwHABifii.'-'- The steamer. IfnaeAaAa, whlch jia justDttathcoey'rJalrtal, ttpeinted, eta, made a trial trip down the. river ye; terday afternoon She Is. said to hsve be baved herself very handaomely, rtV The steamship Rmglator, CpL loane, arrived here from New York yesterday: . LeaJ gsata. '' r Receipt of cotton yesterday 3 bales. . i We hear of several Sound par ties for to-dy. - New moon this morning at 'A9 xoinntes after 9 o'clock. . , There will doubtless be a i large crowd at Burgaw today.. There were no . cases for' tbe Mayor's Court yesterday morning. Up to yesterday af ternoon,wlien the tax listers closed their labors, about 4, 200 persons had listed their taxes. 1 There will be tio regular ex cursion on the steamer Pnusport lojday, but she will make her regular trip to Smithville and the forts. The Board of Directors of the First National Bank have declared a divi dend of SI per cent, payable on anil after, the 10th inst... . v J No paper win be issued .from this office on ' Thursday morning. Our next issue will make its appearance on Fri day, the 6th Inst.. . ' Joe Chapman, a colored tailor, was arrested yesterday afternoon, on a war rant charging him with disorderly conduct, and was lodged in the guard house. A sleepless denizen of the neigh borhood of Ninth and Market streets at tributes his wakefulness to the "ding-dong" of a cow bell, and he wants that cow sup pressed, or the bell removed. Caleb N. Martin, a well known colored man, living on Campbell, between 8eventh and Eighth streets, was stung by a spider on Monday evening, and at last accounts was suffering intensely. Major Charles M. Stedman and wife, and Miss Fanny R. WiUjama and Mr. Thomas W. Strange sail from New" York for Europe, at 4 o'clock this afternoon, on the steamer Bothnia, of the Cunard line. This is tbe 107th anniversary of the Declaration of American Independence. There will be no celebration here, but in Raleigh there will be a procession, reading of the Declaration of Independence, speak ing, fire works and a balloon ascension. Other places in the State will also observe the day. wa so a a Caae of Accidental SsoaUat. The case of Sam Edens. colored, charged with the shooting of a colored youth named Wm. Henry Freeman, some months ago, inflicting a wound in the arm from which he has .since been suffering, came up before Justice Gardner for preliminary examina tion. The evidence developed a clear case of accidental shooting, in the opinion of the magistrate, and the defendant was thereupon discharged. Freeman's arm, we understand, has been disabled by the wound. The circumstances of the shooting, which took place in the mill yard of the Messrs. Chad bourn, were, brtefly, as follows: Edens, who is a watchman on the yard, was stand ing in a door with a gun in his hand when the boy passed on his way to the pump to get some water, and he had just passed tbe door on his return from the pump when the report of the gun was heard and he received the charge in his arm. The only motive assigned by the prosecution was to the effect that the old man had a few words with the boy some weeks previous about some trifling matter. On the other hand, it was shown that Edens, who said he did not know the gun was loaded, and claimed that it went off accidentally, hastened to the side of the boy and expressed his regrets that he had been shot, and his satisfaction tbat the wound was in the arm instead of in the body, as being less liable to prove serious. Hantklr Mortality Meteoroloat cal. From Dr; F. W. Potter, Superintendent of Health, we have the following statement of the number.of deaths in the city of Wil mington for the month of June just closed: ' Whites Males 10; females 3; adults 7; children 6. Totalis. Colored Males 17; females 9; adults 8; children 18. Total 20. Total deaths for the month 39. Of the above, 6 died of consumption. The following is a synopsis of the meteorological report for tbe month, as prepared by Dr. Potter: Rain-fall, 10.48 Inches; highest tempera ture on any one day, 93 degrees on the 18th; lowest temperature on. any one day, 62 degrees .on the 2nd and on the 16th ; mean temperature for tbe month. 72.2; mean or average barometric reading 80.21; prevailing wind Bouthwest; greatest velocity any one hour, 88 miles -north on the 2nd; number of miles traveled during the month, 5,043. miles. . , Eleetloa of OlBeerau At a regular meeting of Cherokee Tribe No. 9 Improved Order of Red Men, held on tbe 2d sleep of Buck Moon, the follow ing officers were elected for the ensuing term : : v V. P. James Queen. W. S. George Ziegler. 8. S. Herman IL Woebse. J B. W, Grant C. of R 0. H. Cappa. K. of W. J,D. H. Klander. F. W. Oscar Kennedy. G. of F George W..MitchelL, G. of W. James McCartney. . r.'8.TY.,'Darke.r ' " .'"I T. B.-rj- W. Woodard. ! - The above, together with, the appointive cMefs were installed on the same sleepi by Deputy Great Sachem George. leglet. ; Department Signal Service, ti. . Army. 1 Division of Telegrams and Reports f ortbr i , uenempj, commerce anugruiUiAuru,. . COTTON-BELT BIJI.a.XrriN. . ?- July3, 1883-6- P.M AVERAGE 4 Districts. . Max. Temp Rain;; Temp. FalL Wilmington . . Charleston.,.. Augusta. : Savannah . . . . . Atlanta ....... Montgomery . , Mobile....... :New Orleans . , Galveston'. fVicksburg,; . . Little Rock. . . . Memphis..1.';.. 94 89 94' 92 95 96- 96;? 94 95 94 8 96 1$, 69 71 70 71 69 71; 71 71- 71 68 72 MM .16 01 . .28 lot ,01 v; . .15. .29 U01 .23 .02 .07 ! fVcatner Indications. x -. , i Tho following are the indications for v For the' Middle Atlantic States, .con- vtinued warm, and generally : fair weatherfl .saulhe&st to southwest winds, stationary or lower barometer. .;... For the South Atlantic States, light local rains partly cloudy weather, cast to south winds, stationary or lower barometer, nearly stationary temperature. . i For the Gulf States,, warmer, partly cloudy weather, local rains, easterly to southerly winds, stationary or lower ba rometer. For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light local rains and partly cloudy weather, southeast to southwest winds, continued high temperature, generally lower barom eter. New Banks Ilonae. - We noticed on exhibition at Mr. P. Hein8bergeVs, yesterday morning, the plan of the banks house to be erected on the beach at Wrightsville Sound by the Caro lina Yacht Club, as drawn by Mr. Jas. F. Post, architect. In dimeifeions it will be 31 by 71 feet, with ; 14 feet pitch in the clear, and . a , ' 'look-out" 32 feet . above the level of the house and 35 feet above the platform. The hall for dancing will be 30 by 50 feet, and there will be a projection on each side of the building 4i by 11 feet, for vestibule or entrance, which will be ga beled like the main part of the building and furnished with sliding doors.. The house will have a cupola on top, surmount ed by a flagstaff. Altogether it will be a handsome and substantial structure, and will prove, a great convenience. 'We un derstand that it will be built at once. JTiayor'a Court. Francis Hargrove got out a peace war rant against Mary Eliza Lively, colored, yesterday, which was heard before Justice J. C, Hill and dismissed at the cost of the prosecutor. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the .City Postoffice, Wed nesday, June 26th: B Samuel L Brooks, Joseph Berer, Til lie BedeH, Sarah A Bolton, Rebecca Brown, L W Bolton. C Adeline Cumber.Emma Cherry, Mel vina Carter, John C Cox, John R Cottell, Jas M Caldwell, Sandy Covington. I) T L David. E Rosanna Elliott, Lomar Estellar, F Miss Charley Fulton, F M Foy, Thos Franks. ' t H Mrs Wm Hayes, Nancy Hill, Owen W Hill, mrs Margaret Haley, Ben Hay cock, Isaac Hawkins, Fannie Hussey, Gil bert Holland, C J Hardy. J J & J Jons on. Ij Ann Lewis, Ada Lee, Mollie Lovett. M Capt Edward Mayo, Elizabeth Mitch ell, John MacKenzie, Susan Mclntire, mrs T C Moore, Pat Miller." NPP Newton. O Sarah H Owens. P Annie Phillips, David Peyser, E L Pearsall, Kitty Price. . R A Reiter, Agnes Richardson. T Rev Jas H Thompson. W Alfred Wyinan, Josephine Willis, Jacob White. . Persons calling for letters in the above list will please say "advertised." Letters will be sent to tbe Dead Letter Office, at Washington, D. C, if not called for within thirty days. E. R. Brink. P M., Wilmington, New Hanover Co., N. C. CITY ITEMS PERSONAL I TO MEN ONLY I Tmt Voltaib Bilt Co., Marshall. Mioh., will send Da. Drs1 CxucBJiATKD JSlkctbo-Voltaic Belts and Elec tric ArpxiANCKS on trial for thirty days to men (young or old)-who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost vitality and Manhood, and kind of troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete re storation of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N. B. No rial: is Incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed. VERY WELL PUT. Why do we defer .till to- mnnmrvhllt WA Shnilld do tO daV? WhV do W6 L neglect a cough till it throws us Into consump 1 tlon. and consumption brings us to the grave ? DR. WM. HALL'S BALSAM is sure to cure u taken in season. It has never been known to fall. Use it thoroughly according to directions. Persevere till the disease is conquered, as it Is certain to be, even if it should 4 require a dozen bottles. There Is no better medicine for Pulmo nary disorders. Sold everywhere. HOW TWO SOUTHERN GENERALS MEET NEXT JULY. It Is unknown now just what the Cuban planter said when he saw ta the newspa pers of tne Ever.ralthful Isle that his ticket, No. 71,189. had drawn $75,000 in the Grand Monthly Drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery, at New Orleans, La., on Tuesday, May 8th. The next drawing (158th) will take place on Tuesday, July 10th. when $285,500 will be scattered under the nolo management of GenHsG.-T. Beauregard, of La., and Jehal A. Early, of ya. Any Information can be had of M; A. Dauphin,- New Orleans,- La., on application. - A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT, having several sleepless nights, disturbed by the agonies and cries pi a suffering child, and becoming con vinced that Mrs. Winslow'8 Soothing Svrnp was just the article needed, procured a supplyfor the child. On reaching home and acquainting hia wife with what he had done, she refused to have It administered to the child, as she; was strongly ta favorof Homoeopathy. TbahttoechUdpasaed In guffering.ana the parents without leep. Return tag home the day following, the- father found the. baby still suffering: and while contemplating an other sleepless night; the' mother Bteppea from the room to attend ..to gome domestio duties and left the father with the child. , During her ab sence be administered a portion of the Soothing Syrnp to the baby, and said nothing. That night an bands slept well, and the little fellow awoke in the morning bright and happy. The mother was delighted with .the wonderful change, and ai thwha m-st offeniedsat the deception prao UcedTnpon her, haa. continued to. use the Syrup, and suffering crying' babies and' restless nights have dJsappearedi .A itaghvtriaLof the. Syrnp never yet failed to. relieve the baby, and ovef oome the preiudloeS of tbe mother. ; Sold fey afl prteJeJiyit.,, -iHit;i: i rf rmOLE NQw A95 owaiterly Meetlnssw. r-" '.Third i Bound , foe $be R Umington ,Di? trict of tSMethodist E.- Church, South unsiow,tai jjeDanon, duir imnuu oi.u. RmittrirfTle. Jul v 14th and 15th. , . . . if Brunswick, at.Bethel, July 21st and 22d. jNewin wrovouroB,' . juiy- ou uu Cokesbury, "at Bethany, August 4th and iStk'V-J, -1"; - I BladelAugust 11 th and 12th. 1 Clinton, at Goshen. August 18th arid ' Elizabeth-August ; 25 and 26th. i ; Whiteville, August 25th and $60i.. ; , ; Point Caswell, at Point. Caswell," August h 8th and 19th. . H accamaw Mission, Sept, ,1st and 2nd- Fair Bluff Mission, ept. sen ana yui. M ' s KOBT O.. XSTJRTON, tf. J2. HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE, a reliable article. . Dr; E. Cutter Boston,; Mass., says: "I found it to realize the ex pectTonsjaisedand, regard .it as a reliable article." ' y. . ; -1 '" ISARBIED, SMITH-BUIE. In Baltimore, Mayj30th, 1883, L. H. SMITH to Miss MAGGIE A. ter of Dr. D. M. Bate, : buib, aanga- : i 'REAR. On 'Tnesday. njorain?,'"' July' 3d, KS iTELLE,,infant, daughter of SoL and Henrietta Bear. " - ,; ,! .- ' Friends of the family are respectfully myited to attend the funeral this (Wednesday) morning, at 9 o'clock. y" Ui ' ' ' V " ' I W ADVERTISEMENTS. : First National Bant of WilpgtOL, "A DrV?DBND OF THREE AD A HALF PER 'CENT, has been declared by the Board of Dlrec- tors of this Bank, payable on and after the 10th 'Instant. ' ' A. K. WALKER, ' Jy 4 3t ' , Casiier. A Card, WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY friends and customers that during my absence, caused by chronic rheumatism. Mr. F. M. AGOS TINI will have entire charge of my business. At - 8. G. NORTHBOPS Jy4tf - Fruit and Confectionery Stores. Excursion Hats ! Tropical Hats ! HARRISON & ALLEN, Hatters. Jy4 tf s UPPLY YOURSELVES WITH THIN SUITS. We show a nice Elue Check Union Linen Suit for $5.00. Some three or four left. Alpaca Coats and Vests, Drap D'Ete Suits. Seasonable 1 Suitable 1 N. B. No Trade Dollars taken. MUNSON, je 4 It ClothlerT OFFERED LOW. FRESH ARRIVALS. MACKEREL, NO. 1, AND LARGE 2'S and 38, in Half Bbls and Kits. SO Boxes D. S. SIDES, 15 do Sm'd: do 50 Bbls C. M. PORK, ; Fairbanks' LARD, In Bbls., Half Bbls and Tin Caddies, WATER-GROUND MEAL. . Fresh from the Mills, CORN, HAY, &o. HALL .& PEARSALL. Jy 4 DAW tf SALE OF TALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR PARTITION. JgY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SU perlor Court of New Hanover County, made In a certain action therein pending, wheretn George Harriss and Julia O. Harriss his wife are Plain tiffs, and William Larklns and wife Belinda A. Larkins, Sarah B. Lane, and Julia F. Burnett are Defendants, the undersigned, a Commissioner for that purpose duly appointed, will sell at the Court House door, In tbe-eltvof Wilmington, on WEDNESDAY, THE 1ST DAY OF AUGUST, 1883, at 12 M., the REAL ESTATE directed by said Judgment to be sold, situated and. being in the City, County and State aforesaid, and described as follows: One LOT, Beginning at a point In the E. line of Third street 132 feet 8. f the 8. E. intersection !of Third street withNiro street, running thence E. parallel with Nun street 165 feet, thence 8. parallel with Third' street- M feetj thence W. parallel with Nun street 165 feet to the E. line of Third street; thence N. along said line of Third iBtreet 66 feet to the Beginning. , i Another LOT, Beginning at a point in the W. line of Fourth street 132 feet 8. of the 8. W. In tersection of Fourth street with Nun street, run ning thence S. along Said W. line of Fourth street 66 feet, thence W. parallel with Nun street 165 feet, thence N. parallel with Fourth street 66 feet, thence E. parallel with Nun street 165 feet to the W. line of Fourth street to the Beginning. Terms of Sale One-half cash, balance on a credit of 90 days, with interest from the day of sale at eight per cent, per annum, or the pur chaser, at his option, may pay the whole amount In cash. Title reserved until the purchase money is paid. ' ' MARSDBN BELLAMY, iy4oaw4t we Commissioner. CAROLmAICENTRAL RAILROAD. GENERAL PASSENGER DEP'T. Wilmington, N. C, June 10th, 1883. Tie Most Comfortable Route to the MouisTAiars. pvXCURSION TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE at the Office of this Company for all points in WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA. . PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS run through from Charlotte to Old Fort. Thence to Ashevllle nasseneers have a fine view of the Mountain SrfS.m an OBSERVATION CAR. leaving Old Fort at 7.16 A. M. arriving at Ashevllle 9,84 A. M., and Warm Springs 110 P. M, 'je jo im Gen'l Passenger Agent. FOB S-A-XjIEj- Horse, Jiunp-Seat BDG6Y,' HARSESS, &C. I'.l 'j ir Apply at once to , , .. , ( ' ? .i y. f.:-. . JOHN DYER c StW , -Jyatf .--,.1. . TM. VW ms-m j Five Days, tine Week,. eek erfCXmWaOt St Advertisement takW at prr -fO' ild MonparcU type make bp iwarv tTonateiy lo w l f Ten MneaaoUd Nonpareil type make i , NEW ADYKRTISEMENTS. f ' mr ri 1 r- ff 1 1 1 AT fl - r.i . r.j; k at z ! 116 Market St.; A Large Assore t "--ri frre Days. .trw , , ? i v ? Three Moath, 2a ?v- " a ' J : -tr. Vaa . . 7 :u J.lid mil . -f . tMk t a..-'1'- . . of- rw?:':. La. full assortment '.o best quality SKEBSUCi ";' ..H i. 4.' - .- - , .- v'. r. ' v EES, from 10c per yard up, . , -i . 4 Urn Good LACE BUNTING. 15c. AtWYJOL NUPS yEILINO, SBC. r- WHITE GOODS. S5j Pique, Marseilles, Terry, Batiste,. Mulls, Checked Nainsooks, -Cn V ' ' " v s Persian and Indian. Linens and LawnS ,-r; Tttcklng, Lrlsh Point Lace, Hamburg Net, Spanish Lace and Scarfs, Bathing Flannels and Towels. -Bleached Shii tings and Sheetings, ; Marseilles and Honeycohjb Bpreads,;. Extra Long Thread Gloves, . . i "i r . - - worth 50c, for 26o Ganse Merino Underwear, And ever so many articles too .5. .' ..''V- numerous to mention: 4 . ra?-All of the above have been bought BELOW.' REGULAR VALUE, and our patrons WILL GfcT THE BENEFIT OF IT. Call and get some of the BARGAINS of JUL. JUL. KATZf:- 1IC MARKET ST. ' . iKf Jyl tf ,. nac , ' Less Than Cost I THOSE SERGE LACED -: AND BTJTTONKit?-. SHOES for Misses and Ladies, we are selling aty- less than Cost, are going fast. Better call early . i and secure a pair. You will not have theoppbr, ;' - - tunity again soon to buy a Shoe for One Dollar. .t - .worth Three, and for fl.85 worth si.ou, goea - 4 value. Goods are desirable and have good wear , : . In them. t" i . Geo. E. French & Sons, ' 108 NORTH FRONT STREET. ' k. .(. Check Books. ' JOW IS THE TIME TO BUY TOUR CHECK QT v BOOKS, without Stamps, on the Bank of Nw 'Hanover and the First National Bank, One hun- jdred Checks in Book for 50 nt; Two hundred for $1.00. Please call and get your Check Books at HEINSB ERGSR'S , i.' Live Book and Musks Storafy 'v f jy 8 tf the Liyerpool and London and Globe Ins. Co; . r ; AT THE GREAT CHICAGO FIRE, PAID ALL ITS LOSSES. Ovor 83,500,000, without discount, and besides gave $12,500 to b : divided among the sufferers. - JNO. W. GORDON St, BRO., Agent i Jyitf ill North Water BC ;( ' Sugar, Coffee, Flour OKQ Sacks Choice BIO COFFEE, ' - r ' v 1 Ah A Bbls FLOUR, all grades, f ;'1 AVW jyltf For sale low by. ' Gv W. WILLIAM.i it CO. Molasses, Bacon, Lard. jqq Hhds St Bbls Porto Rloo MOLASSES, L , i 1 Boxes D. S. andSmo. C. K. SIDES,, 1UU OA A Tubs and Buckets LARD, mmlfJ Jyitf For sale low by G. W. WTIX1AMS CO Soap, Starch, Candles; - "75 Boxes Laundry SOAP, AA Boxes " STARCH. ; "I K A Boxes' CANDLES, - , v . j r r' . TW. W&IJAK8 i: 17 ltf Candy, Crackers, Peaches, i i K A Boxes CANDY, OK Boxes and Bbls CRACKERS, :' - R Cases 2-lb .CHES, tyi'L. For sal low b; Q. W. W 8 Ot. t, i v . . w ' ' 1 7 r v'-v-x!!'; '' it'
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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