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WILMINGTON NO.
Friday Morning,; Aug.;" 29, ,
1884.
MORNING EDITION
. -STTrroJ I
THE LATEST-NEWS.
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FROX AIL PAETS OF THE WOELD'
FOREIGN!
Brltlab Expedition to EflTPt Franoe
ana rnlna-Admlral conrlete Bef-
port of tne Bombajment-Frine
Minister Ferry ? Irritated t; Eadtth
8trletare-Blmark.Hi Colonial lolley
' approTed Cbolera BeportaAflMra
: In xonqnln A BriUsb Man-of -war
ordered to Cnlna.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star. -
Londox, Aug. 28 The Government is ex.
pediting the departure of an increasing num
ber of reinforcements for Egypt. The
staff at Woolwich has been increased ana
additional hands engaged to put transports
iu readiness as rapidly as possible. Orders
have been sent to Plymouth to hasten the
fitting up of the transport Poonah. It has
been decided to increase the expeditions
for the relief of Gen. Gordon to 7,000 men.
Seven- hundred Royal. Scots will be dis
nthMl from the West Indies. The rest
of the troops will go from Gibraltar, 1
Malta and Cypus., Four i hundred more
river boats have been ordered. t . . :
- London, August 28. A dispatch which
left Shanghai at 5:10 a. m. to-day, says-
"Admiral Courbet began , to bombard Kin
pia yesterday. A heavy cannonade still
continues." - . ' .-' ' ; ;
Hong Kong, August 28. The French
Wrpnrh merchants who were ex-
belled from Canton last Satnrday, bym order
: afc n" JrurKn;; Trteared
by theefforts of f oreign ..consuls. vbo n-
on weuueouaj. - - i
" duced the French bishop and missionaries
to leave tanton.
Paris, August 28. The following is
Admiral Courbet's report of his operations
on Min river upjto last evening:. . -
"Min River, 6 p. m., Wednesday, August
27. Our operations against the Mingan
forts have been successfully .concluded.
All the Chinese batteries have been, de
stroyed. We have shattered all their can
non with gun cotton. .The attack on Kin
pai will be made to-day."
Bismarck's colonial policy to analysis, and I
The liepuoitqiie f ranca suyjeu x
declares that France has no reason t o find
fault with it
London, August 28. Gen. Lord Wolse
iey, the newly appointed commander-in-chief
of the British forces in Egypt, pro
poses to reach Doneola with Gordon's ' re
lief expedition by November 7. He declares
his confidence that he will be able to ac
complish this programme without difficul
ty. There are only six cataracts to pass;
whereas, in the Red river expedition in
1870 he was compelled to drag his boats
overland in forty-six different places. -
London, August 28. The Paris corres
pondent of the limes says: Prime Minister
Ferry, in private conversation, complained
with much vehemence of. the strictures of
the Times regarding Admiral Courbet's
conduct at Foo-Chow. "The French
press," he said, "showed no . such spirit
when the English bombarded Alexandria.
h The English press, by egging China on, is
1 v-i ' gives the Chinese may next be turned
azainst England. Commercial nations are
-"'iFi 'natnrally uneasy at our actions, but once
f : ft resolTed on redress we must deal blows
Jft which will telL M. Ferry disavowed a
aj . -policy of colonial conquest.
Mv whole I
daty," he said, "is to finish enterprises
" originally ill conceived and ill -managed.
.". We i want peace and free occupation of
Tonquin. We want to enforce on China
' the respect she owes us. European inter
' ests need not be alarmed at this.. We are
, acting for the civilized world." ,531 it
Toulon, -August 28. There were two
deaths from cholera here last night. At
' Manrillan, outside the city, there were five
fresh cases and one instant death. The
temperature had fallen suddenly.
Pakis, August 28. Twenty-five hun
dred troops have been placed in readines
to proceed to Tonquin, if required. Ad
miral Peyron, Minister of Marine, has tel
egraphed Admiral Courbet that war sup
plies for. the French forces can be obtained
at the arsenal at Saigon, French . Cochin
- China. Operations against Lanssbn have
tteen suspended on account of intense heat.
Gen. Nemrier will retire to Bac Ninh. It
is stated -that the Delta is in no danger.
Gen. Millot telegraphs to Tonquin that be
lost four men while repulsing the Black
Flags along the Red river who had 'massa
cred the inhabitants. The French garrison
, at Sontay and Hong Hoa with the aid of the
gunboats, succeeded in driving them into
tne mountains. ,
Paris papers doubt the report that .the
French have landed at Eelung and captured
' the forts.
. Admiral Courbet has been ordered to oc
; enpy Hainan, after taking Kelung.
London, August 28. The British man-of-war
Canada , has received orders to be
ready to sail for China September 9th. The
Dreadnought has been commissioned for
the Mediterranean. Several other iron-clads
can proceed on short notice to Egypt or'
China. . ., . -
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VIRGINIA.
Intense Interest In tne Result of the
RepnbUean Congressional Convene
tlon ln tne Fonrth IHstrlct. - -
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.l '
Peteusbuhq, August 28. Intense in'
. terest is felt as to the result of the Congres
sional Convention which is to be held here
to-morrow to nominate a candidate ' far
Congress from th Fourth District. In
some instances a dual set of delegates have
been elected. The indications are that two
separate conventions will be held. Sena
tor Mahone is here for the purpose, it is
believed,, of securing the nomination of
vjoi. James 11. Brady, s Gov. . Cameron,
whose recent letter has created such a stir,
is expected here to-day .and will address an
ments here, and itis even . hint! iw
may be the nominee of the Convention to-
, .1 . .
uiui ly yy.
NEW HAMPSHIRE,, i
A Crazy nan's Attempt to.KJira Wo
man at Barrlngton.
. i By Telegraph to the Morning Star.l :
DovEB, August 28. Charles Tanner, of
Barnngton, visited the residence of Mrs
?.oward in 0141 town yesterday!
and invited her to his, home. - She went
thinking his family wanted her. On her
arrival she was asked into the siMdne room
He then locked WdUa,r:
rr .. ""j .iaL"ei: auu inree cnudren.
uPiea to snoot Mrs, Howard, placing
th& muzzle, against her head. Befordnf
could flro
nor,rr" v7."2 -"euuown ana over-
-. KT.T.U iSf W found to
- !,..n saione had been contem
o v rr:. . e " anted to commit a rrimn
T AlJ t tbe State prison "H
, .:, a Jiving outside.
PERU.
Caceres .Attempt to Seize tbe Capital
-Fighting :ln tb Strec-GOTrtt-:
t Trop;irtTe 0ri BaMl.
iBy Telegraph to the Homing Star. J v -.Charillas;
Pkbu, "August - 28,-ia Gal
tnn Tn Tjma." vesterdaT. there was a
storm of kullets for over six hours, Caceresh
entered the city -with a- raDDWiWno. yeueu
nAyHre In the greatest disorder. ' The
night before aU of the Government troops
were withdrawn into ySSIiX
lace, and the entry of Caderes.' -although
ntunexrxted,ai somewhat-of a rur-
not unexpected, was: somewhat- of tux- i
prise.-? His men captured the uuanei ana
the churches of Merced and San Angus- I
.tine, from which they kept up a f usilade.
About fifteen persons .were killed in
the streets and nearithe Palace. Square,
where the -flre - was hottest . Finally
the Government - troops made a sor
tie ! and i drove -out the mob. Caceres
wa9 accnmnanied bv -about ninety horse
men. They appeared to have: been travel
ling all . night, and were not m condition
to . fight with 1 troops ' well ) fed and
fresh from "their beds. Three hundred
prisoners were taken. Caceres escaped.
A German,- proprietor of a i cigar ' store,
was kUled while looking from a balcony.
All telegraph wires were cut for miles - out
of the city and no trains ran. Nothing oc
curred at; ChariUos. The uawe sum are
all right. Heavy , guns were heard for
some hours, but no news as to the locality
of the firing has been receivedl up to 8.80
a. m. 1AU is quiet this morning in Lima.
The dead men and horses are being re-,
moved and pools of blood cleared up.. The
fight in San Augustine church proceeded
with closed doors. CaceresTis said to have
1,300 disciplined troops who were to have
ciao.
These may return. L.ast
night there were no guards in the streets
all were in the uuartei ana raiace.
v WASHINGTON. '
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A flairs or tne Second National Bank
: of ! Xenla Onto Civil . Service Ap-
polntment " - ? " . ' '
IBy Telegraph to the Monunjc Star.)
. Washington. August 2a4-The acting
1Ye a ,eir. I
fiius, saying mas tne anaira me oecocu 1
NaUon4 Bank of Xenia, Ohio, are not so I
bad as has been represented, and that there
js reason to believe that it will be able to
meet all demands upon it. In view of this
report the acting Comptrol , says that
there does not appear to be any necessity
for the appointment of a receiver.
The Secretary of the Interior to day ap
pointed 62 special ' examiners for : the Pen
sion Office, at an annual salary of $1,600
each. The appointments were - made - in
pursuance of the recent act of Congress
providing for the appointment of 160 ex
aminers. Jf that number sixty were pro-
.moted in the Pension Office, and 28 were
appointed on account of having success
fully passed the provisions of the civil ser
vice examination. A civil-service exami
nation was held for the remaining 33. : In
this examination there were about 500 ap
plicants, about seventy per cent, being suc
cessful The papers of the successful per
sons were sent td (Commissioner . Dudley
last week, and from them he selected the
persons to fill the positions. These names
were forwarded to: Secretary Teller's office
and the appointments mado. : The follow
ing are the appointees from the Southern
States:. Georgia, Alfred Gregory; North
Carolina, James H. Horrah; South Caro
lina, W. It. Marshall ; Tennessee, Alfred
S.- Badgeley ; -Virginia, Ilazelett Carlisle.
' ! TEXAS. : '
ihe Federal Warrants Acafnet Gov.
' Ireland and Others
- IBy Telegraph to tbeMorabur Star.l .
Galveston, August 28. Returns upon
the Federal warrants issued . by Commis
sioner Spann in the suit of the United
States against John Ireland and others were
made vesterdav. The warrant for Gov-
enior Ireland was endorsed by Marshal
Tracy as follows: "Not executed, because
th is writ does not show -that the offence
charged comes under that portion of Section
5510 Revised Statutes of the United States,
Which is in force; that is, which has not
been declared void, (second Otto 5421);
but merely charges violation of Section 5510
of the Revised Statutes. Defendant herein
not found in my district." Six other de
fendants in the case, including Superior
tendent Thomas J. Goree, of Huntsville
penitentiary, with five penitentiary guards,
appeared before the Commissioner yester
day afternoon in charge of a U. S. Deputy
Marshal.' . Their hearing was continued
until today.
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Tne Savins
Bank of
Adrian
: .," - , pended.
: tBy Telegraph to the Morning Stat. :
Adman, August 28. The Adrian Sa
yings Bank suspended yesterday. Herman
Loomis. cashier, says the trouble was pre
cipitated by the innbility of the bank on
Monday to meet a check for $1,500. The
party'who drew the check spread the news,
and s6melhingof a run began among small
creditors. About $80,000 is due depositors,
and Mr. Loomis states that ; the assets of
ana jar. jjoomis siaies mats ine assets of
the iastitution are entirely adenuate to nav
, ;V . ILLINOIS j
Oattle Plague Among a Herd of Jer-
; seys. .' ; :-: - '
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.l
CmCAGO. August 28. The visit of Dr.
Paaren, State Veterinarian; to Elmhurst
yesterday, resulted in the killing of ten
Jersey cows, appraised at $3,000. Their
lungs were found to show more or less de
cided traces of pleuro-pneumonia in some
cases the longs adhered firmly, to the ribs
andere decidedly hepatized. x -
WENNSriAisiA.
Saspended BanJters f PbUadelobla
Mrgessltb Embezzlement.
V . 5 IBv Telegraph to the Morning Star.l
PmLADEiiPinA, H August -28. '-Several
more warrants were issued . to-day for the
arrest of Sadner Bros., suspended bankers,
charging them with embezzlement of funds
entrusted to them. The Sadners could not
be found, Louis, who was in town yester
day,; having gone to Atlantic City. ? - ; -
EaVBCTRIO SPARsVS.
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ir nx r- ti i - .
uuu.xi. kj. xtisuuuaru nas oeen rennmi
nated by the Democrats of the Fourth Lou
isiana Congressional District. "- 5
The Crane Iron Company of Catauqua,
Pa., announces a reduction of ten percent,
in the wages of their employes, to take
effect September 1st. ; r - 1 ;
The m Chairman of the Greenback State
Committee of New Hampshire will call the
Greenback State Convention at Mancbes-
wilt li in.T l DLate licset
will Denominated. , ;. . ' . -
. The eleventh annual meeting of th 'nil
tional Women's .ChrisUatftemwrance
uuiun win ce neia at St. Twwif
23d to the 26th & It is exoec
ZZeZZll , , 8n "rntories wiU be
'iPted by delegates from local auxill
many, States and Territories wiU be
JSdhoos. An amt o.
- tnrrtiiiA'n.; - 1
I Rnfomho, r." "r?" 81
STn6'1!? Steady at
Z at25s8d - "u pru oenvery steady I
COMMERCIAL
W XL MINGT ON MARK ET
STAR OFFICE, Aug. 28j- 6 P. 1L,
u SPIRITS TURPENTINB The market
was-quoted firm at 28 cents per gallon,
with sales reported of 200 casks at that
price. - '
- ROSIN The n
at.95 ceuts for.S
Jri'-inli i
Gpod Strained, wi
ROSIN The market" was' quoted Arm
Strained and $1 ,00 for
vxxi ounvmcu, ;
.'..TAiwi no marKei was quowxi uriu -a
en Dei bbl of 280 lbs, with sales at quo-
trit!nnj.: i
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" I CRUDE , TURPENTINE The market
Was steady with sales reported at f 1 00 for
Hard and i 85 foV Virgin and Yellow Dip.
U COTTON The -market was. quoted
firm; Small sales reported.- The following
were the! 1 official quotations:
Ordinary .V. 8$
Good Ordinary. : . . . . . 9i
Low Middling. . ,..10f
Middling. ... . ;..10i
Good Middlin. ..... .11
cents &.
ffOffllBSTlO WAKaKfVj."
' IBy TeieRTapb to the MomUuc Star.f - '
1 ' Financial '
Naw Vona Aug; 28. Eveningr-Sterling
exchange 483. t Money 211 per cent., Go
vernments strong; new four per cents 120;
new three per cents 100 J. 8tate bonds
duU. " I -It- ''.v ''-xzG'V
! . Cbwnureial: , - ;.
1 Cotton firm, with sales of 1,271 bales;
uplands ilOjc; Orleans -Hie; consolidated
bales;r Southern flour steady common J
to fair extra $3 404 40; good to choice
dof44505. Wheat spot iOic lower;
ungraded red 7596c; ungraded white 93c;
No. 2 ted 88i88ic; , September 89l
9Uc Corn spot quiet: ungraded 62
65c; Nd. 3 August 6464Jc; September
- CoSee - epot rain Kio nrm at .p ost
1075 - No. 7 Kio spot 8 w; ssepiemoer
8 758 85. 8ugarV8tronger iwith a fair I
demand; centrifugal 5c; Muscovado 4
4jc; molasses sugar ic; lair to good renn
lug 4i5c; refined sugar as follows:
extra C CKasjc ; white extra C 55c ; yel
low 44Jc; confectioners' A 6 7-16c; off
IA. 5Jc; standard JLGi2&Z l(ic: powdered
6i7c; Erinulated 6c; mould rA 6 c; cut
loaf and crushed 77ic; cubes 6Jc Mo
lasses firm: 50 dec. test 18c.. Rice steady.
X3otton seed oil crude 3536c; refined 39
42Jc. i Rosin firm. Spirits y turpentine
dull at 31tC. Pork dull and drooping; new
mess on spot fio-w; middies nominal;
long clear 10Jc Lard opened 23 points
lower, closing steady ; western steam on spot
$7 857 88; September $7 80. Freights
to Liverpool easier cotton id ; wheat 3d.
Cotton net receipts bales; gross re
ceipts i bales. Futures closed easy,
with sales of 97.000 bales at the following
quotations: August 10.8010.81c; Septem
ber ia.7610.77c; October 10.5210.53c;
November I0.4310.43c; December 10.45
10.45c; January 10.5510.56c; February
ia6810.69c; March 10.8010.81c; April
10:9110.93c ; May 11.0411.05c ; June
ll.16ll.17c. ,
Chicago, August 28. Flour unchanged.
Wheat unsettled, nervous and weak,
opened higher than yesterday, but closed f
lc under yesterday; August 7ojouc;
September 7980c. Corn weaker and
fairly active, opened weak and closed 1c
under yesterday; cash 53i52Jc; Septem
ber 5l52Jc. Oats firm; cash 251c ; Sep
tembcr 25i25fc Pork dull; cash $18 50
19 00 for small lots; round lots held for
August figures; August $37 00; September
$19 00. Lard easier and 2i5c lower;
cash $7 47t7 50; September $7 457 47.
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders
$6 757 00; short rib $10 25; clear $10 85.
Sugar f steady and unchanged. Whiskey
gteacland unchanged at $1 10.
tir. Lours, Aug. 28. Flour unchanged.
Wheat unsettled and lower; No. 2 red 81 f
83c cash ; 83i83ic September; No. . 3
do. 71f72c Corn dull and lower; cash
4848fc; September 48e. Oats very,
slow; cash 36r37c; September 26c Pro
visions firm ancjmore doing. ..Pork $18 50
19 00. Bulk meats long clear $10 20;
short rib $10 35; clear $10 70. Bacon
long clear $11 00; short rib $11 25 11 374;
clear $11 5011 62. Lard nominal Whis
key steady at fl 07.
Bavannah, Ga., August 28. Spirits tur
pentine steady at 29c ; sales 100 bbis. , Rosin
firm at $1 051 07; sales 250 bbls. . ;
Chaklrston, S. C; August 8. Bpirits
turpentine firm at 29c bid. Rosin qniet
strainM to good strained . $1 02, .
COTTON 1SAKKTS.
By Telegraph to the Morning Star.l
v ASgust 28. Galveston, steady at lOic
net receipts 280 bales; Norfolk, -. steady at
lO jc-f-net receipts 71 bales '.Savannah, quiet
and buyers offering 4c lower at 10c net re
ceipts' 79 bales ; Mew Orleans, steady at
iu u-icc net receipt n Dales; Mobile, dull
I at iujc net recopta , 13 Dales; Memphis,
I nominal at 109c net receinU 33 bales:
at l0c net receipts 12 bales; Memphis,
Augusta, dull at 10c net receipts 16 bales:
Charleston, nominal at 11c net receipts
23 bales. ... . .
FOREIGN SIABKBTH.
I IBy Cable to the Morning Star.
LrfEBPOOL, August 28, 4 P. M. Cotton
afloat 80,000 bales, of which 23,000 bales
are American. , ,
Bellevne High 5 School,
Bedford co., Virginia:
For Bo-
ys and Young Men.: Prermres for Busi
ness, College or .University, rhoronriilv and
aaauBomeiy eqaip
Beautiful and hea
ped. Foil corps of laitractprs.
Ithy location. - i -j -- : -
iddresa
W. K. ABROT.Prlnrinal. D
- Bellevne P.O. . JvSD&W2m
St; Marys School;
RALEIGH. N. C.
THE ADVENT TERM, THE TH SBMI-AN-
SS'S
11, 1884. For Cataloene address the RAAtnr. Rev -
BENNETT 8MEDES, A. M. r Twn"
Salem ; Feme;( Academy,
SALEM, N. C .
I Annual SesstoBheaThnrav nmhAV-ffi,
i j .t :r" r,-' " '
jror tjauuocue address tb Pmiridnt.
1yl28m
Ksv, & RONDTHALER. D.
: StiQ-eorge's Hall forBoli1
Reisterstown, Md."? An unsurpassed Boarding
Scho.Prepares for any coUege or business
life. . $250 tp $300 a year. Large buildings, beau-
uiui eiviuiuo. Aiui. vnuu oauy. . mo malaria.
wwu irw.t vtruuian sent.
Paer. J. a KUSEAR, A.M
- Principal.
Jy 29 3m
TDGEWORTH SCHOOL. BALTIMORE, MD,
H Boarding and Day Bctwlfor Youm? Idi
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
I ?&Jr? School Year begins
intlXi
18tt
d application to the Principal.
' HBS. TT T T Turffli-iruu
JyS92awDAW2m tufr WFrankUnSt. -
Try Our Cook :
T3UGGIBS, TBK BEST CHEAP BUGGIES EVfcH
dH.mad- We have In stock of our swn manu-
if" -We have in stock of our swn i
- SSE'CKS.? LByrgies, Phaetons, Cano-
Trunks. Bam and SatnhAik;. n
Idles. Harness.
wnalby e only irStlcaiti
Tronks MTtalrAd
l practical trunk maker in the
MoDOUGALL BOWDEN,
A - 1M Nprth.FrontS
Next door to D. A. Smith's.''
auggitf
MARINE.
i.-. -Port Almanae Ansvet 2.--" -Sun
Rises. J.vr. . . . -5.53 A M.
SunSets. .; 6.49 P M.
Hieh Water at Smithville.".; . . 1.23 Morn;
High.Water af Wilmington. . , 4.23 Morn.;
Dav'a Leneth.:... ... 12h. -65m,
T' ARRIVED.' " "
L :8tmr Passport, Harper, Smithville, mas-
v -Stmr A P Hurt, Worth,' FayettevDle,
"Worth & Worth. v
' tStmr Uohn Dawson: Black. Point
Caswell. R P Paddiaon.
:Stmr River Queen Bagley, Fayetteville,
master, v - ' .. ' - ...
s Schr Lizzie Lane.ii 220. tons, , Herrick,
Bath. Me, JJ G Barker & Co, with ice to B
HJAhrens.
Schr Thomas Sinnickson, tons, Her
ron, Philadelphia, Geo Harriss & Co,
' Stmr Wave, Robeson, FayettcvilK G W
wmiams & Co. - 1
' Stmr Passport, Harper, Smithville; mas-ter-
. 1 I.- - ' ,r r
! Stmr A P Hurt, Worth, Fayetteville,
yvoruids worin. .
Stmr. River Queen, Bagley, Fayetteville,
master. I , 4 " -
i Stmr, Excelsior, Bowdoin, Long Creek
and liaimerman s lindee. master.-
: Stmr Wave, Robeson, Fayetteville, G W
w imams & vo. . 4
Schr June Bright, Barter, Portland, Me,;
J H Chadbourn & Co. - .
' y Schr Fannie R Williams, Insley, Phila-
aeipnia. uisarxer as uo ; cargo oy j a
Cbadoourn & (Jo ana i& U liarKer s (jo.
1 i
BXFOUTKt
j coastwise i
i
Poiitlard, Mk Schr June Brlght277,-
638 feet Iqmber
r! pnrucDKipin
PnrtiADKi3inA Schr f Fannie & -Wil
liams ;189,000 feeet lumber, 165,200
shingles, -7 : -'-
MARINE .DIRECTORY;
a.lt or Veeeele In tne Port of TTH
. ' ton. N. C. Ang. 20, 1884
ilns-
CThto list does not embrace veeseia under 60 tonal
BARQUES.
"Lucy & PauKGer.). 828 tons, Andrics,
'i V - E Peschau & Westermann
;Lufra (Nor.), 470 tons; Lorentzen,
I OPMebane
Insula Capri (Nor.), 395 tons, Danielsen,
v. , -y-' ' CPMcbane
Frev (Nor.)."281 tons. Halvorsen.
i , - Heidc& Co
Aueust (Gcr.). 347 tons. Grsebe,
;i ; - E Peschau & Westermanu
. . 'j SCHOONERS. .
John A Griffin. 805 tons. Rice
1 . Geo Harriss & Co
R S Graham. 341 tons, Avis,
I i ; Geo Harriss & Co
S G Hart; 505 tons, Fountain.
EG Barker & Co
Fannie R Williams. 347 tons. Inslev.
I ueo tiarnsssuo
Horace S Lanfair, 298 tons. Woodland.
Geo ilarnss & Co
Timothy Field. 189 tons, Adams.
f G BarkcT & Co
L C Hickman, 231 tons, Joseph,
' s t Geo Harriss & Co
Sarah S Harding. 385 tons. Melvin,
: Geo Harriss & Co
June Bright. 347 tons. Barter.
1 ' J H Chadbourn & Co
W H Keenv. 278 tons. LiDnineott .
f ; Geo Harriss & Co
Ust of Vessel Up, Cleared or Sailed
tor Oils Port.
The following vessels are mentioned in the
new York Maritime Jteguur as being op and
oiearea lor inis port :
: lr BARQUES. "
Puna CSarX 403 tona.'Taraldaen. at Para Jnlv 17.
Hattie H, (Br.), 403 tons, Coohranjrom Hull Jane
23. !. - - , .
Leda (AustV. 533 tons. Ereher .from Flame Jnlv 13
Ye re in (Ger.). 453 tons, Jancke, from Hamburg
Ylkedal (Nor.), tons, from Archangel July 10.
BRIGS.
Diana (Ger.), 314 tons. Sehroeder, from Liverpool
A.Og.17. ', -
Express (Qer.). 978 tons, Fnetwnrst, at Uverpool
Julyl?.'- :-- - ',,..; ....
Hermatn Frtednch (Ger.). 288 tons, Klejahr.from
uverpool ang. l - - v
Grind Dafly !
rpQERBFORB TOU CAN BE SURE OF THE
X BEST (BOLTED) MEAL- IN THE CITY."
JTKKisu every day during tne "seated term."
Also, Hay, Corn, Oats and Feed.
: L ' PRESTON CUMMING A CO-
- , - Millers and Grain and
. ang27tf Peannt Dealers.
TMPORTED SUITINGS. JXTSTRRCETVED AN
a. elegant assortment r KMGUSa SUITINGS
in new designs. - - ' ' "
Anew lot of the IMPERIAL S1I1RTH. fit and
quality guaranteed; decidedly the test One Dol
lar Shirt ever offered fa thla market.
uenta' 8LLK GABTIUiS, OOUARSL CUFFS and
TIES, in great
variety. At - - -- -
I
ang 27 It
MUNSONS.
i : The Clothier
TO, THE FEONT !
WITH A LOT OF
I yp- ' fil nnit krnts IAmmxjCf t
I JL 116 i lillcIlDGSL j8.rD6LB !
ever offered te the people of thia section. . It is .
oar purpose to CLOSE OUT THESE GOODS be-
fore patting In new stock, so If yotf caD th tkne '
, - .... j t - . ..
-f ' ' '':!.:. ' .-.jif f't '-.7 A, -.
some BARGAINS are open.' , -. r- - .
.. . 11. KI.- SIcINTIRll.
ang 28 DAW tf - : . . "SMICI
cl TeU You e Rea9n T1,y
TI
EHRENDS A MONRO!
Cor. Market
X and 2nd streets, have always the latest and
best dcsijrna tn Vl kNITHRTC. and do mHthan
ways in the mark taking advantagTf everf
ordYrsgfvftfns'wlfha
1 in.Af n.u. d. Jz. JyLsiir viZ
1 mirpSse J ' - """"fST
C i Beliahle Seed.
TF TOU WANT FRESH AND RELIABLE SEED
A. or any variety, and at low Prices, go to
J. 11. ILAKDIN'S .
Drnff and Seed Store.
New V&rkAL Wilmlnirtnii. Ti. fL
Philadelphia prices -given to merchants and
mwiuit garaenera. - - ang tr
A Chance for the Ladies
1EN PER CENT. DISCOUNT FROM SCHED-
A ule price on Roberts' celebrated Razor Steel
SCISSORS. " . i r
, . . , . . .
A HOW Snnnlv Of TjtVllna TtalKTmmn Ttnan nA
vtvuui- ijihio i nreaa uair Hose. -aug
15 tf - , JNO. J. HEDRICK.
WHITE CYPRESS & YELLOW PINE
-tf"'-:
BLINDS & DOORS.
GUARANTEED A3 GOOD AS THE BEST '
i ... .
I....' : ....
i -
MOULDING, BRACKETS AND ORNAMENTAL
art em OA 4fi?r','H N :: t a Tn-r nw flnrM.Hn !
ang 84 tf
PARSLEY & WIGGINS. '
M
jioYALKtsatli J r'!' t:
Absolutely Pure.
strength and wholesomaness. More economical
than ordinary kmda, and cannot be sold in com J
petition with the multitude of low teat, short
weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in
- Wholesale, by ADRIAN & YOLLBR8
. now 84 lv nrm toe or frm 4v nov acfi
Hackerel Ilackerel!
Largef Extra Shore Mackerel.
;fat and juicy. t
Undoubtedly the FINEST FISH THAT SWIM.
New barrel lost opened.
We have also A CHOICE LOT of
MAGNOLIA - HAMS !
THAT EXCEL ALL OTHERS IN FLAVOR AND
GENERAL EXCELLENCE.
1 110 North Front St.
aq34DWtf
TDRHIP SEED ! TOEHIP SEED!
. NEW CROP.
TNSXCT POWDER, FLAVORING KXTTS,
' ; CIGARS and TOBACCO.
I WILLIAM H. GREEN,
aag2ttf Drnggist.
Furniture.
A LARGE STOCK. AND OUR NEW STYLES
are pronounced the HANDSOMEST ever seen in
thia market. A full line of Mattresses, Window
Shades. Baby Carriages, Ac.
Wholesale and retail buyers will find It to their
advantage to give me a call.
. i i
THOS. C. C31AFT. Aot..
' " :' t .
v . Fnrnltnre Dealer.:
aagltif
Bacon, Coffee, Hotir.
1 -j
1 Aft tktxe H-&a. r. isrnEs
1UU" .'i, ' v-.- " 'w
AQ Sacks Choice KJO COFFEE,
KQQ Bbls FLOUP all grades,
For sale low V
'wIlli
angSttf
G. W.
AMSACO.
Salt Salt.
Salt.
ivi
000 Sacks tJV SALT' 200 8s-
,1000
agS4tf
do
do.
do
FINE die."
;lSOs.
For sale low by
G. W. -WILLIAMS A CO.
Sugar, v Stigai Sugar.
A Bbla Stand.;A A GranM SUGAR,
25
50
do ' White Extra C
: do ; Golden C ; c.
do
,do"
For sale low by - ,
G. W. WILLIAMS A CO.
ang 84 tf
Corn. Ilolasses, &c.
i I
9 AT) A Bash Prime White CORN,
Kf A Bash. MEAL, Fresh Ground .
1 A A Uhds and Bbls Porto Rico MOLASSES,
ivvf .-,
i
For sale low by
G. W. WILLIAMS A CO.
an 24 is
Fianos and Organs.
ERSONS IN WANT OF A GOOD PIANO OR
ORGAN can buy now MUCH LOWER than in a
:
1 i ' . -y - ' i - ,
month from now; as in that time the demand
Wilt be larger.- , , . -
f& can offer some EXTRA BARGAINS uv
Decker Bros and Sohmer A Co.'s PIANOS. Call
and examine our UNUSUALtY FINE STOCK.
and bay while they are. low. '. ; .'. . ; . ! ";
TnnlACU & YATES v
? s3 ; 7J t9 MARKET STREET,
t -
ang24tf
Wflnuhigton, N. C,"
rPKB, AGONY ,18 . OVER L STATE OFFICERS
j-i nominaiea 1 1 new nanover not torgotten 1 1 1
l m "ov i 'orRei Si Prempert s I
I FaiMenable, 8haviD ? and Hair Dressing Saloon,
I Not 7 South ProntrJBtreeti la stlU In full blasts J
Where Mr. H. C - PremDert. assisted bv his two
aonsj can always he found to. attend to those who
wun;a nret-cia8a isnave, aair-cat," &c. Corns ex
tracted ana dsw Diseases oia.il ainds cured. .
1 tL Respectfully, , , '
iotott . :-V H. C. PRSMPERT.
nDhei ome Jonrnal;
PUBLISHED EVERY FRJD AY MORNING,
I JOHN " HICKS. f
EDITORS AN0 PROPRIETOR.
It has a splendid circulation In the counties of
warren, Vanee, Halifax, N. C, and Meoklenbnrg,
Vs. As an advertising medium it is onsorpaased. '
nns 11.60 a year in advancn. ; (!;
.1 aifitftuifw. ....- Warrentciw.N,A:';i
s V'-y. r . - Vi-'-y ,i" ''-.K-x-
1 i 1
... j v.: i 4J V VLJ a .i.-.--;. ;
V 118 riAUKET st.:
t
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR.
TAKING WK UEEAD. It takes a lot
of time to make an Inventory and measure goods.
This dreaded time will come- next Week. As far
as 'possible' we will '.TURN THR GOOlJs INTO
CASH, and SELL GOODS AT. A SACRIFICE.
CASH takes little, time. to pount and measure;
therefore this week we will name price? that will
enable yon to secure values " - '
8UOH AS ARE "SELDOM SEEN.
. . Feathers.
600 LONG PLUMES IN . EVERT SHADE from
Fifty Cents up. Every one warranted worth dou-
hie the money.
Hats i Almost : Given , Away.
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS for La
dies, Misses and Children, b ,
LACEa MADE-UP LACE GOODS, GLOVES
i - . . i . ..
and LACE MITTS, all. silk, warranted, In Black
and Colors, Cream and White, C- and 8 Button
length, 75cper'palr. '
Corsets. Corsets.
; . : . . .F
A few more of that elegant lot of CORSETS
I-left that have been selling sq rapidly at30o, B0c,
75c, 98c, &c, per pair. An early call will secure
yon some of these poods.
Ladies' Underwear.
WALKING SKIRTS of fine Muslin, trimmed
with fine Cambric ; Ruffle, with half. In tncks
above, at 55o. CAMBRIC CHEMISES, with Point;
ed Bosom, of insertion and puffing, with Yokes
beautifully made, at 98c. MUSLIN DRAWERS.
I ?n'y mj(&?&- as s&A
kojns, maae oi cneck unsun and fine Cambric,
trimmed in various styles with neat edging, at
remarkablv low Drices. BABIES' cloaks, in
she Merino and Pique, made of the best mate
rial. In leading styles, at less than half their
value. . Also, Dresses, Shoes. Bibs. Stockings.
Will close the entire stock of STTNSH A TiTts.
PARASOLS. RIBBONS, SASHES, HAND SATCH-
AU, CIUllS, OAS., OA., M - ! ' - : s
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
118 Market St,
ang lO tf ,. WILMINQTON. NC.
The Staples of Life.
gUGARS, 35 BBLS JUST RECEIVED, WHICH
I offer tn any quantities . at prices to COMPETE
WITH EVERYBODY. I Retail Sngars CHEAPER
than any one in this city.' '
SUGAR CURED SHOULD ERS.BACON STRIPS
CANVASSED HAMS, and a few CHOICE N. C.
HAMS, and the celebrated FERRIS' UNCAN-
VASSED HAMS.
'COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY,
The ONLY PLACE in town where it can be had
FRESB.V "! I'"-'"' ' "-i
;The MAGNOLIA HAMS, Justly celebrated over
the world as THE BEST CANVASSED HAM in
the United States. Try one by all moans.
JANES C. 8TBTBNSON,
"anpr ic tf
MARKET STREET.
; E, G. -Blair,
TOROKER. AND COMMISSION a MERCHANT
X for the sale ot Floor. Meal. Grain, riot. ton
and Foreign Finite. Merchandise and all kinds
or uonntry , rrodaee sold and prompt returns
guaranteed. - -y 4 -
j: ) E. G. BLAIR,
ang S8 tf No. 19 North Second St.
j . . 1
Bargains I
Straw Goods !
HARRISON ALLEN, .
. . r
ang S3 tf
Hatters.
1 1 i" .
i Funiitnre.
JJEW ARRIVALS OF GOODS FOR FALL SEA-
son. Low Prices and New Styles. Call and ex
amine) before baying elsewhere. -" 1
aug 21 tf,-' Furnftare Dealer. No; Front St.
i Gronnd Peas.
sf rX stX irrTQlTTiTT JJ OT?nTTWT : PVlfl nnv
OU V slgnment.Huid must Jae sold. Lowest
market prices.
Also. ONE HUNDRED BOXES TOBACCO: va-
rjMOsgraaes. , -?;,.' . --.' t i -ii
r - , . SAM I BEAR. SR..
Jy 18 tf 18 Market Street.
I The Great Paola
JJ AS BEEN. IS. NOW, AND EVER SHALL BE,
the leading HALF-DIME CIGAR In the -city. AU
we ask Is a fair trial. '1
GARDEN. CITY CIGAR EMPORIUM.
ang ww - ,
! A Card.
TTAVING SOLD OUR STOCK AND TRADE TO
-ax Messrs. w. H. AL.DERHAN & CO., we beg to
asa tor uem a continuance oi me generous pat
ronage extended to us, andl hi an esDeeial man
ner to tender to t he public our thanks for their
many acts oi Kindness and encouragement.
an 84 lw
F.;M. ING A CO.
TJAVINQ PURCHASED , THE STOCK - AND
trade of Messrs. F. M. KING & CO., as set forth
. - ; " V "-'
Jn the above Card, we . beg' to say that it Is
:
our
purpose to continue the business in an its branch
es,, as -Heretofore- eonauctea.. wui aeep con--stanUy
on hand and be prepared to furnish all
kinds heating apparatus, Kan gea aad Cook Stoves,
together with a general assortment of- House
Furnishing Goods usually found in oar line of
trade. Shall watch with great vigilance the me
chanical department of the business and see that
It is all that it should be. All demands for ret
pairs to Cook Stoves, including those sold by our
predecessor, shau, have prompt attention. s
ang841w w W.& APQBRMAN&OO.
The PamticoJinte
STONEWALL, N, Q, I
A FIRST CULRS WEEKLY' PAPER, published
J:V In the GRAIN KBGION of the State. -. . r. .-
SubscrlDtlon S1.S0 a year. -Yeartv Advertiams
j a Art sk n. m j,: a - v
Bquares. !
SfOtHalf (
Vrarlvn fWim sKas MrAI
; Address. - ENTERPRISE. .
It 8 U -; , v ' C I. Stonewatt. N. C
?EecialtiesFoF ThiT
BROWN &IRQDDICK
r." 1 -
North rroni Street.
Linen Towels.
We are now closing out a lot of
LINEN TOI
ELS. that most astonish the trade.
Size, Pnre Linen.
Victoria lawns.
pur WHITE VlCTpRJA AWNS, at tU,
15c. are certainly Below anything you lmv
Ladies Skirts.
The LADIES' COL D SKIRTS are still a leading
attraction, and Just tbe styles
required at itH
season.
Printed Lawns.
Our PRINTED LAWNS are all rrdurcd Tven
ty-Flve per cent.
LADIES' SATCHELS reduced from ;r to rjc.
Weaieofrerlng some RARE BARGAIN", and
i every one in want of anything in ein line win
find it to their interest to give ui a call
BROWN & RODDICK,
9 NORTH FRONT ST.
aug 24 tf
BURR & BAILEY.
SUCCESSORS TO HART, BAILEY &. CO.,
19 & 21 South Front St.,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
jyjACHINE SnOP, FOUNDRY AND COPPER
WORKS; Builders of Engines, Saw Mills and Tur
pentine Stills: Agents for the Atlas Portable En
gine, Milburn Gin and Brooks Cotton Press. Full
line of Pipe, Fittings, Valves and Mill Supplies.
PRICES ON LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING
AS LOW AS NORTHERN HOUSES. Hose, Hose
Reels, Pipes and Sprinklers, and Plumbers' Sup
plies; Manufacturers of Doors. Sash, Brackets
and Mouldings. anentf
t01,148,24.25
v 64,034,051.01
rpHE UPPER ROW OF FIGURES REPRESENTS
the cash assets of the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New
York. The lower row represents the tot al assets
of all the other Life Insurance Companies bavin?
Agencies in Wilmington. ThaMotnal Life's poli
cies contain every desirable feature of tbe poli
cies of other Companies, and its .premiums rates
are 15 per cent. less. For further information
address,
M. S. WILLARB. Affent.
212 N. Water Street.
' aug 24 tf
Bdgging, Ties, Twine.
100 0 Half Eolls BAGGING,
5000 Bnndles c0TT0N TIES'
I51
Bales BALING TWUJ.
For sale by
aug'S4tf
KERCHNERa
CALDER BROS.
Powder, Shot, Caps.
Kegs Rice Bird, Sporg
Bags SHOT, all sizes,
. K Cases Water Proof Ms Jet q
wm 1. V
aug 24 tf
KERCHNER A CALDER BW
Flour, Sugar, Coffee.
TOO 51)13 FL0ITB' aI1 Rrade!?'
! rrK Bbls Refined SUGARS'
'( k Sacks Rio and Java COFFEE.
75
KFERCHNEDU CALDER BRO
aug 24 tf
Bacon, Lard, Molasses.
- ?gQ Boxes Dry Salt SIDES,
i 2 Cases Leaf.LABD,
100 SSuHOUffR
For sate Dy rboS.
KERCHNER CALDERf,
minis
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J0S.D.S
JNO. W. GORDON
Jno. W.Gordon & Smith
U 4 AGENTS,
lairerpool & London & GloUe Ins. Co, t
(the biggest Insurance company
whieh has paid during 3C years
in tbe w".
in tbe Una
States over .f ..
33,000,000.00.
WITHOUT DISCOUM
ALL LOSSES PAID1
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Iummer;s Cotton Gtoj
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