1 1 1 1 : DAitY-sraiKL
rUBt.iliIKD BV
1 : i;EL MBLlsniW. CQ11PAU.
' - ... r, i i ijr v 'JUII Xttmt;
. or n.uacttinrio.
K '.. - 'Iik-I I year In advance
Vl.-lo Willi! - - " . .
r c I t: r fairnxtt will V- eVI cl in
.i. . r .; it city t mtr.s livi per
URLW MCCUTM IIP iHP!PER
i l'BLISBEB IJ TJIK CITT.
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC
NEWS ON 4th PACE.
1-8 M.PETTEXGILL A CO . 10 State
ft eel, Kosfem, ittPsrk How, Kew York, and
-urunn ninct, rniinuejiw,- ire our
Agents for procurinK advertisements for our
paiwr (the hitTiNL) in t above cities, and
authorized to contract for eUvertlslne atiur
lowest rctes.
WTCATHKR KKfOKT.
Washixotoh, June 15, 1873.
For tk South dllsntic States wlndt
veeriug to southwesterly tad northwesterly
cl udy sbd rein sress,
mm
CITY ALMANAC.
. June 17. 1873.
fun r'm-'-s.... , ,,, 4 43,
Bun suls... ..... 7 18
Keforted dally by W. C. Stronach, fJrocr
and (Jommlssloa Mercliaut, rayettorllle
direct :
KiLio, June 10 187a
l'rtcc of eotton la our iuarkt to-liny :
At Vim. 17
A .... ...
rtl T UJ. .... . .
al
Market firm
HdTKL AUHIVAI.H.
Citt IIuTkl, an, 10. C W Bullock,
Co. Shops ; A 8 Conrad, T F Ljod, P II
lingers, J II MeAlister, Durham ; W T
Koffprs, Wake ; Wm Bskcr; England ; J
A fieeiiiao, Frauklio.
Ei hangr Hotel, Jan. 1. T.B Cuni
ingham, T O Mewsom, RorkiDgham ; J B
McDade, Hdlsbofrj-, H Oucts. Cary ; J
Hakin", Greensboro ; g Ji Thawick, New
York.
YAiumouoii HoiiHK, Jum 10. T I) 011
lospie, H C ; C R Krantz,llalto; J 1' Duvis,
lleorgia; J J llyland, ; K 11 Htenson,
Macedonia ; Jno Smith, Hmithrillc ; B W
Hancock, N C U K; Joseph E l'rette,
riiiladelphij ; Jas A Uraliam, Or ilium, N
C ; Mis I-ong, Rasdolnh Co.; M O Waitt,
N Ullll; Kit rrker, Urahaui, N C ;
Job Stweart, Chatham ; H E Fries, Salem;
C T Holt, Haw River, N C; C D Up
church, City; Geo Williams, Wilmington ;
J U I'tley, Baolord ; Wadu U Heikkcll,
Balto; W A Graham, C II I'ogue, Ilills
boro; ..I W Turner, HilUlx.w ; K B
I'eebhs, Jackson, N C; O P Burgwyn,
Jas 8 Urant, Jackson, N C ; It M Furman;
Ashvitle ; Miss Kate Furunn, Louisburg;
Blair Biirwell, Balto; Gt Howard, Tar
bom; O BeUmr, Knfi.-U ; J A Taylor,
Bitilvboro: 'I'hco Gassawiv. Balto ; W
Gilchrist, Wilmingtiiu; U T Faircloth,
Guldsboro ; Jno H Haughton, Newbero;
Mua Gilchrist, St Mary's; J It Thrower, N
C; Henry Water, Salisbury; W II llickr,
City ; C A Pettie, Philadelphia
VIRGINIA.
Uer 700 new bouws have lx u built in
Staunton since the war.
It is said that Win. Milne, l,o Ul
$70,000 at the SlRMi.u.loali In .a Woika,
(I'-'g'- C4iunty) by thr rteat flood of 1870,
cUaied fW.ObO at Hie woiks last year.
ill aura Hunter it Fnst, of Fredericks
burg, Uk a short buaineas trip Into North
Carolina fcenily. and 14. '3 plows and
tr 10 000 oundi custings to the furm
tn. Mrs, Maria II. Garoett, .f Essex coun
ty. diJ In IkatrsaMy a Wm day stner.
Hhe was niter nf the Ha. R. M. T.
Hunkr,
n... .1 ii iiui i n .. i.. i... ...
cnily lirld arrk-s of mrmnrial Oievtiogs
In Ftaiiklin.' He mix 1 1720 to endow
Dr. W. II. IlobrttMinJa well knows phy
sic aa, f Fsjmvtlle, and surgeon la lli
CMife.leraie aitnr, dietl suddenly n Bun
day. The liti( of lis Bristol Ktm is info(n
e I lf Mr. U. W, l'slm-r, o( Haltville, U.at
l.iaiia the 1st sod 4th Instant tbrr
am kiiled la that locality by dogs, aher
to .1. la w of of '0.
Prince 1'irfre Bmaiaiie mad. $100,000
IKtly Itf m lai eatala sptculalMNi.
Te UU Mr. Mdl ill In buried, lb pa
pers trllt as, la Westminister Abbey.
Mr. (larka Frsm Ii Adaatt will d liter
toe I'Ll 114 Kspp oral ioa at Htreard
mJumMib.
CiA. Albert R Umsr, Patanoah, a
uniicra Ibat (atling heallb aires UUe his
lltusiieat a editor td Ik AJrriutr,
h4 r.coh prf.i to try lh Banoaltr
AmImMi swssa akiTV-Uasaatatlia, U.-A
tarat atsra by list taking out bet crsw.
i Ibtbert I Waiter ha clmj aa eipa
St Mamet f. faany Fera, The V
l-al will h mtoant4 by a It man
rrnaa, baaul.Iu! c ark he! wtl I urn
katra-.
IV'. hbayln CUai aprwareJ e
asur ta hiUh-, tlii t.ute aut a SCaeap v
toe hw aa.tttiral dvUMiloa, bat as a 'd
rfeat-e at (Htettima t itTrs(ly, We1-
ttttlta,thK ,
Kit rawertt, wife id the dUtiiif aU.el
pmfcww a4 writer Mt b.J,ic1 ecusMMnt ,
Was rroUf rriUMlrd to bweeafree puC
M rewdini-rnna la Luflaad. M lk
emu ad ka4 H a' al saat fi wmaaa.
Wbamtsnw ttw lw 4 f U.ty aarrlH tke
Ms U Ik rUi Library (vsaaitaMoaeta,
a4 laMwed tka4 bae a free
r,M m ex ? ralie f.s aa4 p-j-he
librW
Mll. Marsiita I'.'HiiigstnIa, at prM I
la a r' p', ii lb prttr t-er
krVd 4 a ti ifKl I'uaui bak, ko
baa snt(kt ta ataaoM eeaey t,tj ml Larx
aa MtUaa fr- at Nr barswn a)tiw.
Marit baa a'weya .. ! thslMskais
Wrtal, aa4 bi !- J. r bies Mtis
tp-l tifisaimisil art, a, mdUm.. Wxk t
La4. alka abMie yima, aw
aseavat tiate attacked bxa ta to trai
The asyt : V t Pryafi 4 lrt
ntr. wuk rd Itiii ( eY ek
im-f lb Imliy. Wat sai a
dweaa, ai.4 aa st4 la la wl aims
s a aa MHm .n' iff l It bh'l
f rM'iWNaacajttaeei,
w - V ' El -- -I i 1 7T" O.ll , . . y X.V"' r . - i
. v u t 11 II IK - H -iT " II II v r It I II II If II I V II
VOL. VIII.'-
W an Lad,
A citcu'ar u ami
frmue. tkcul-
hwil.
Query. '
I the Wilmiuglon Putt evrr chikIo-
seeati o gitfa J-fCilir To 1U i'xchaog?sT
From the free use it iiia'koi of our livcats
we should ay not. . m
A Good Idea.
A New Yorki-ris iu Raleigh selliujj shirt
patters. A fit warranted in every respect.
A person imciuire(l for a shirt a tiiilor
wouhl measure for a coat.
OorTctuon.
In the press dispatch, as it appeared in
aomc of the papers, the name of the pres
ident of the International Typograhical
Union, was printed "Meacbam " Win.
R McLean, of Washington City, i Uiat
officer. The next Convention will be
beld in St. Louis, next June.
Inspection Day.
Yesterday, Monday, the' premises of our
citizens were to have come under an in
spection as to their cleanliness. We hope
all were found in proper order, for the sake
of the health of our citizens during the
hot weather.
Plannet Mar and Oolt for 8al.
A thorough bread mare niue y-ars old
by Plan net with a One colt at her aide can
be bought for four hundred dollars. The
co!t is by Saggamaw a thoroughbred
horse, raised by Mr. Peter Davis, of War
ren. 1
Hampden Sidney College.
The late commencement at this Virgin
ia College stems to have been unusually
brilliant. General Roger A. Pryor, now
of New York, delivered the address be
fore the alumni. The Richmond papers
spenk of it as being eitraxdinarily brilli
ant and able. It mado aver marked im
pression. i
TJ' 8. Circuit Court
Yesterday this Court convened at 10
a. m., Judge Brooks presiding.
The cake of Windley vs. Bradway &
Petit was resumed. Messrs. Battle A Bon
argued for the plaintiff aud Bus bee &
Busboe for the defendants. The Jury
found all the issue in favor ot the defen
dant. -
The Court took a recess until 4 p. ui.
aia
C ar Local Columns.
For the last ten day the local columns
have been deficient Tha Associate has
had lo perform literally all the labor on
the paper during that time with the ex
ception of two or three columns of edito
rial, and that to when quite khall sick,
lie has been oo duty every day and every
night. He Ess not had lime to canvass
the town for item. In a dty or two wa
hope to have fie services of a local editor,
and alien w obtain one ts will make iu
aiiuouucemcrit la our columns.
m s !
Mia Nancy IlUUard, .
A frienj at Chapel Hilt writes us, that
all donations, intended lor Urn relief ol
Mas NfM? RtM4 -t tUbala; aWtd
be sent to Mrs. Corn! I a Ppenccr, wbo, b
my, wttt tin fTotibt ghiiWy nirlie arrd di
burae at aeceawty nay reijuir any lunds
placed in her hands fur socb purpo. n
thinks it better for one person to hat th
managrmetit of the fund tbsa a ball
doara. The naia point flrst, It to raiat
lb fund, aad then let it U nt to Mrs.
Spencer. W bop every C'hapal Hill boy
will send $1 to Miat Nai.cy IM iard, wbo
wa of c to geaernot tad lavish. Our
tbia U rrally a very Jutrrlng on.
Jokm B. Belly, C"
This gentkotaa retire (runt all editorial
connertlon with th Athevill Ctfunt with
tba last iaatt of that tictllcnt Weekly.
Wa wUb blm nimh htpplnrts and tixcte
la wbatrvrr bnttnest b may embark. II
a at lb foiin If, w brlMve, of tb Ctli
sta, and ar let bis charge It ni a tslaa
bt aad tatrrtairilrg twitanl to l ar aaac
lum. Tb preaeot ditr, R M. Fwaiaa,
E..f71h'i til "fcsd th rblff fnanag
BjskI aiaca Uu suwui'-r, will auk it aa
tftelrat lattraaieat la drvelnplag the
reen of th grrat Wa4. 11 baa or
bt w'al.ea. AUsevl!l I f.lunat la
ksvieg two sorb aper a th ft ma and
mm -Wbal
la tk Mat tat t
Oa r'rday at jraiag ll.a ri ca
le4 ia our er?a!4 quit aa tir.lt-
eat by taiiieg bad!y t Waitv aa4
lrfi.kft, val rX that thty di I d bar
any ( ( 4sy, aad ap t Ibat
k'r, f 10 o'ebitk) fa Monday, kal ariUf
bmkrt lot Vatrf.tb baviag UU
I to snfp'y lhlr Mrb a4l a seta.
W bat tkaa ar r!W4 the aiua
tU W rtl.et If Lm ta ll gr at avglige-vw
"f kit ) '' " w l bavtbTM
lianM, aa I a far a wa ta W', tb
ftgK nf tb jailor laitaaaM daily.
M'B wb ait to nfrtl aj la l ran
a4 ta Jail tr t4 plac4 lUl ta U
'bet starved faaUbtd, 4 skWJ b
teawtti aataaiy Wr trHt nt U.
tb f will l k ia' Uit BtatU. s4 sf
lb ptwat SMg'lgvtt U linatp4t,
M b tv Iiai'y tt,IMt f A " aaa
UMui ! I tlti'a., tal wlawi I
rif am nt'.tr'l. to !4 fw ad tS
tmttity, a U a Ulb -al't'tU4tla
of tb taly aviana.
HOMT! A. I-' L' A TO C5 I
ALEIGHrN. G;
Aa. IntarMtlng Fact
Tfie Fmnm-Prnssi in wsr caused the in
tmduction of poatnl carda. The German
government hsd bits of pu!eboard man
ufactured sr.d distributed throughout its
armies for I lie me of the soldiers. They
were found so uselul thst the English
government adopted them and has used
them lor some two or; three ygsrj. Our
t wu gov. rmiient has just adopted them,
and we doeln not tliy will be found use
ful, but will, e suppose, reduce the pos
tal lecoiptr i.o little,
Educational Convention.
Let ii be borne in mind that a oonven
tion ui I ho friends of education will b
held iu Raleigh, ou :h and 10th of July
next
'iucritieeua of Raleigh have tendered
their hospitalities, and a cordial welcome
bat been extended to all teacher, exam i
. ners and other friemlt of e'lucation to
hold their convention in the city of Ral
eigh, at Metropolitan Hull. The conven
tion will be organised at 10 a. m. Wed.
nesday.
The following subject will be prescnt-
cd
i ue leaener uy itev. u. craven.
ti ; .i ....
D. D., President of Trinity Collcire,
"Higher Education in North Carolina"
By Major Robert Binghtra, Principal of
the Biugturu School,
"The Relation of the Churches to Pub
lic Education By W. G. Simmons, Pro
fessor of Mathematics in Wak Forast
College.
"The Necessity for Universal Public Ed
ucation "By Hon. A: a Merriraon.
"Compulsory Educttion By Janies
II. Horner, Principsl of Oxford High
School.; ' ;
"How shall the Girta bt Educated "
By A. F, Redd, co Pnnclpal of the Ral
eigh Female Seminary.
"Industrial Education" By John W.
Norwood, Esq. I I I
Delegates will forward '.heir na.ues to
one of the Committee of Arrangement on
or before tfia fifth dsy of July. Delegates
will be entertained at the National Hotel
and th Yarboro House at $1.60, and at
the Exchange Hotel and Mrs. Pullen't at
1 per day.
The billowing it the Committee, via :
Messrs. T. H. Sclbv, W. E. Anderson, A
M.McPbeetert,J.lI.M;ils.
ts
Sunday Barrio,
At 11 o'clock we attended th tcrvlcet
at tba Presbyterian church. According
to the announcement In the Sunday morn
ing SiTtmrL, Rev. Dr. Northrop, Becro
retary of th Connecticut Board of Edu
cation, (a poaitiuu similar to our Superin
tendent of Public Instruction,) delivered a
discourse from Romans xil. 10 : " Be kind
ly affectiontd on to aoctber." Tb sub
ject discussed, based upon tie words,
" The culture of the affections."
We thought at one time that w would
ensay a rasem of hit argument, but It
would be nccet arily an imperfect, and
would do the distinguished speaker so
muth Injustice, that w forego tb at
tempt. W mut content ourself with a
tew very general remarks. It was a highly
Bnitoed production. Elaborate, thought
ful, abounding In niott judicious advice,
replete with tnaov wise refloctloos. it was
just on of thus sermons that every father
and mot bee, every son and daughter la
Utalaad .unb-1 bsan H-trowld tQ.tt
koca lift tweeter and happier If all Could
neat 11. Jut It aa an earnest. aUractiv
aad bMatifW e4ea for a tb cbnd
place for th caltur of th t fraction.
Wefor on were greatly pleated with Dr.
Northrop' effort, and tbank bint most
sincerely for tb great pleasure aad aatle
factlna It afforded M. W would be tied
to Sr It published and widely dissemina
ted. Th'M who did not bear it tniaaad a
rar ialcUcctual fsaat Tb food perbtpt
was la auilioa aad tolid cbaractef.
IllWflagll TTIB Bl'ilf einllrlin ibiKikw
tot ditctrdtd,
Tba anoaic wa tDiially d, tad tb
organ aob-t of th new ioitrumrnt were
grand and lcrnn.
At ftlghl antmi rrtKt were held la tb
Baptist church. Dr. Northrop delivered
a Wxlurt baaed epoa rsalat rxli. 130, and
tb thea) presented was,
Tb IrDarnr nf th Bib' as an td
Bettor."
We tnrr!y giv th bra.lt of a highly
attaeewiag disewseb'ti, w b wet ttb
rkUd sod l lo.talt I la aa aid aad trbnl
arty manner.
I. Tb Il.Utt at a luratnr id lb
I C"-
ri .
. A aa durt.i t4 tb rtnVti
vt
farailwa -tb rraaoa aad Judgment,
t. Asa edacatut id lb lasagiaatiu
A As aa edutaUt 4 last la tb de
ptrtmmt ot lae Is arts.
I. As aa lar tot la lit ill part rar at
aini'rf-.
I. At at) dubr la lb drpartaval
ArcblUctara.
t. At aa adaiiala f Ik
A At J Ural of tt. wl'L
Tht irT.t lilt UU td tie
I aaoraiag
ttxran.ltd l le)pta4 tbMisbi
aad rvUltsteed oaiirttU r-l( TV
aM at tb BtptM rtarh I ae0y
t4, and H Wat a m Ma-Jay aitUt
lir. iTorikmp it t rtkr dtiktu'y
t lre.
ad psrwa t4 eJ,t kclgbt, witli
Inaid S I b'.lf. aad wf r-rtafUi
fall
Al
Uasajgkj awfeade bkj tltroara. V to
( r
bttnMasarrlpt at t iia sl bU
Itrattn hi k-a'A i rUtm k
txa-iaMf bt k wata4tkat
lb
B4
It
rjiilu J-li-xt ta l IU n-r 4-I U
ftrtiaiieg
ilt .k L itm it.a i!a..l aw. ta II..
aii" kl bfiafS bias LUU.gk, I
bW-b r katt baerdti faftvd.
TUESDAY. .TTT1STF! An jono
New N. a Book.
W
have received a copy of a book pr
by Rev". Brantley York, D. D. entl-
pared
tied. '
"Tbe Man o Business, tod Rail
Calculator." It also contain " A
road
Fe
:w ot the Plainer Legal Forms necea-
sary
in Ordinary Business, prepared by
M.
of
(jor BV SL York. "If bears th Imprint
"John Nichol&C.,Rleii!h. 1878.
We ar not enough of a mathematician
to
give an opinion at to the merits of this
little
book, but we think It quit probe-
ble
it meet tb want of business men who
have
to make calcalationt from dsv to
d
y, and who are deficient in Arithmetical
k
nowleilga. It teems to be well adapted
to
the end ' In vie to supply busuiexs
men
with raty and simple rules for calcu
lating. ' " ' , ' '
Ovid Dopta. B4.
The many friends of this geatlemea ia
and tha State generally, wilt T)
glad I
to hear of bit rapid success at the
ew York Bar. Lstt week, t we kwn
from (
k friend In that city, be wa employ
ed ia two euit involving large sums. One
is against the Cunard Line of British
Stoanier for $10,000, in favor of th
French Count de Pelllgril ; the other it
against th Metropolitan Hotel, fur a num
ber of rate and betutilul gold and silver
colot and medals stolen from ont of the
guests by the acrvantt of the hotel We
rrjoic in tucb wanted success. Mr, Du
pre is a 'true man, none of your brin die
tails and Shack natty Jims. H is a man
of industry, of will, of honor, of indepen
dence, of candor and ability and he will
lucceed greatly we doubt not.
M irf n iist" ii
Supreme Court.
Tlie Supreme Court met at the usual
hour yesterday morning. AU of the
Judge were present Th following
case were argued :
Mary E. Davis f of, w. Jothua Parker,
tal., from Wayne. G. W. Morritey for
plaintltTi and Smith 4 Strong for defen
dants. 6tat vs. David B. Jones, from Wayne.
Attorney General for State; no counsel
for defendant.
Atlantic A N. 0. R, R Company ra.
T. M. Cowtce f aL, from Craven. R Leh
man for plaintiff and A. 8, Seymour aad
George Green for defendant.
IL P. Whiuhnitt, Trustee, vs. Eliu B.
Greene, Exec a Lor, from Craven. No
coootal fi plslntlfl, and J. IL Uaughtoa
for defendant.
Th court adjourned to meet again thit
morning at o'clock. .
Naw York Taskicst.
The round Josephine waist for high
necked dreaaet I the next change that
loomt op and Ihrcateni to bring tb now
popular baaiiuet iuto disfavor. The
Josephine waist it perfectly plait, with
high shoulder seems, two dsns la front,
side forms behind, and is cut off evenly
around the waist, and worn with a broad
belt, oft) tbrs laebt wide. A high ruff
and cloee coat sleeve finish th simp!
tnJ.lssUfui SiiiStaga. WtMW4bMbdJ
worn with aa ovM-tkirt, aad belted, it
ha precisely tb tffuct of a cka Itting
polonaise;' lha'tam tffact it alto pro
duced with a btxjua and ever akin by
concealing the basqne beneath the ovsr
tklrt, aad Wearing a belt This fashion
it adopted by many Udie wbo art loath
to relinquish lb Jaunty bast), aad wbo
ar not sur that the round waitt will be
revived,
rotirriD wanrra.
Beaidre Ibis round wslat, puisUd waist
"eaiso ia rogae abroad for high eoe
agta, aaTmab7irfr' JRJMlfd Uiltia
hav a deep poiat la front, with round
tiight bck. Tbitxrl ft vert baad-
for dialler drvtee of Silk tad other baavj
fabrid mad with big Madid Iraiaa.
Tb ckaUlam bodice, rottodieg over U
hips, ta gradually ea.g bU aa -raijrcaaaa
paaass.
TbsjMt stalely dnsaa of Ik ras. t sn
la print, or, a tby are procsietaowi
ly ttlled, the ctapr aad dark drwte
r. TbHWtoHginarjfeJ wllhlh
aaUt aad skirt la ew bat lb faabtoa
ibat hbe aaoet mcawaii bat the
baik Ik kg tut ii btradtbl Iruot kbw4
def to txit, whit Um pLaia froet b r
ad bp a bs falltr.g Jaat UJvW tb
attst. Sad MtamUg bait, k Wkiib tb
fr-at of Um shirt u al .l,A Worth re
v.vtd IKU fbl4i, aLkb I aarjaiy aa I
priTVtaMtit and tttUnaiiMi of lb tut pit
GaUtrll,
rtf
ad etbef rival Partaa 4m asaksrsktrt
adopted it suceaWn'Jy, bt um pries mi
dmvt lua-l bet iikw ptnpae tavda)
b P. UllutiA. Tb Itaiaf gave S
tl'aitiattaa of Ibis 4rw dartag Uit
H- U-I- wbw ktv kept a Uaflsrf
year's Btr will fa I tb i,rn bare
dmr brd Ml X. 4, Vol. g fUaxtiOH
lUtkirt I tt t.mimt ( lb bsa,
a4 Jrr-l eta a skirt fe tfce
tUt thbef kalaat btie lb bask
Utadtbt tt .V a yargr;t pd-a,
Ub ri wilih 4'tp4 t Veg
a4 ta4 bU lb sau-t cd ta It
k Ifl faryr' tl.tr.
rnd Ht rti, .
It at ftM.ly MiMtJ la lie
that tb ist'h of Mi V:. I si.l
t mmmti M sUt tb Ind f J
it
Ml I
' ' II
w ii. . iu a
Fined t35.0a
Faundert, a retailer in ardent tpirit vie
lated
me city rrdineoc, by letaiiing
liquor (
on toe babbath. Inf irmalion waa
given
by a colored policeman. Mr a
inset
hit license and It fined $25. which
will
probably break him up.
Our Side Walks.
Many of onrsido walks are in a a retch-
ed
condition. WeadviaetheStreutfiom.
miseiocer I
Martin am
to pay a viait to th corner nr
Martin and Person Streets ami M h.
condition')
'of thing. If he will have the
pavements repaired, we assure blm be
ave
rill i
receive the thanks of mtny ladles
md
gentlemen wbo,.. n . last AabUth
night
t. on their return from ni...k
Humbled
over the rough rocks.
Almost aa Item.
On Monday morning the denlteotof
Grog
Alley bod their eqaanlmltv a little
di
littb4-by-the-prictotk-lliht.
T
wo young men whoso brains wa slight-
lj
muouiea wan benane, felt their bumps
combatlvet.oM swelling, and after in-
of
dulgi;
mg in soma very uncomplimeotart
ipithett towards each other, they repaired
to
a back alloy, there to settle the dlfflenl-
"a la Uoenan." A valiant officer of the
peace I
followed and watched them tbrouirli
Chink la the fence, but alst for the
Door i
officer's f.- them was lift ft rrht am I
Hie
tay i
lu.i oouner waoiea lo a gnt,
-
rire.
Last night about 10 1-9 o'clock tha
alarm ol fire was given by the rlnirinir of
the lire bell. The enslnee were nromntl
out After proceedina abmit a mile down
east Ilargutt etreet the fire was discovered
to be tbe burning of two frame buildings
the property of Messrs Buin and Snt nea.
The lost It estimated tt about $5,000. No
insurance on Belu't but we learn that
Bui pes' wa Insured,
Rumor haa it that tae occupant of one
of he houses bad partaken ol too much
benxlne and carelessly set some Kerosene
oil oo fire which caused ta explosion
thereby letting th house oa fire. Much
ereun tnouia De given to the colored
bucket company who did much service ia
eavlog tbe adjoining btulduv. Ooly
two or three piece of tb furniture wer
saved. Tbe but asea ol t.gent Belo h
waa oa fir and it I feared ha Wa se
riously burned. Th I, a garrison wbo
wore Mauooeo acar lu or did good scr
vice as it waa mainly through their exer
tion that tbe boon ol Pmith, Ctrl., was
saved. Fortunately there waa no wind
or we might have had a muck larger fire.
Captain Brain.
Oar cititent will bear la mind that Ibit
gentlemen will lector al Metro politaa
Hall to-morrow sight W copy th fob
lowing irom a owntbera niptw
"Thl brat officer, wbo ha etood tb
itorm of abet and shall, will lertir to
ll"e thia evening. H,t aubjaei
win vm iw capture oi tbe it ns nuts,
Cbeaspcak, aad Roanoke, and tb last
Confederate naval txpediltoa, loclndwg
1.... in, Knonaer, oi. iarya
harrruts and dtrurtloa off th lalaad
or Jamaica. Cant. II!. il. ..
f rfamaics. i apt Urtla waa the last
riaooarot war. lit was eonloed by tbe
Fedcral Gyvaramant tor twa year aad a
lf after tb war waa over. Wt trust oajr
pnwNMrot war.
F
half
u- 1.1
a very targ ana litwrsl eidiawc at Gal
eeetoa, Ual Saturday tight
'' fc'-g
We are not tbuut lo writ a abort eaaai
apoa the time honored bnsioe ol aitkh
making. W do not Uh to aallrlaa aa
lady, or lo Interface with any tmWaret Ual
pays. We wish merely to not aa En
lisb lotliluUoa, Tbara U a Lnod.ia pt pm
eeltad tba MotnmnUl 3W. W have
teat) aforetime a I we-leg gad edltioe
tnmetbUg aimilv. Her are antne I aria
I eoar-d with the Loadoa tatrr
- ta vy smoev me ntadaf ma r.
' mimm sjv raauiuaia nf matiiag,
sad lor oo Sliillln aa a.ln ....
dteoiib bit or bet Uraettooa, pro third
vm wmm urn ooa ta BO Wnr Uaa
f'1t words. Otsatlona ml A.m.-u.
daltcwy, rrltvriog to eearubip, are a
satd rratuiloual la iN.i
envauly i Iwatv atoatpa, km,
M at; a $mmt as, ob rird oa
ami ih aftct aay awrtag bewngbl abutil
by this Biacblaary. W ars aaaarad Uat
tb bwaiaaa i U U. LI, at tntbu.
sad srera ar Uriel ly oha.rv., tsd. If
we era to Ubave tk .in, kmdrtt of
msmge ke twswtitwi ftna bw labw.
fs t id ia. Tb
statu, addeaat aad Dbntorrark J .
t rl
Mb
ta Utaia as aVtiad with tb d u
uw aatartuewwwi ppn, aad Uxa tt
bk ctttpe4 la tba JfalrMaaaaW A'r,
at Aral bf awatliwa. bk atitt M.
oo ) to .V. May and 4010 avw-
mg mat is panimiars sail, a J ikat
b dsim aa ticbatg of pbi.biyrapkk
I bin I ! ihriwuk ik .i.w. ab.
lb, M kik bartM aai, U ataeaa ikM
la dim! prttaie aia(M4t
Silk
rare elf, ew taajitx. 14 tanevMtg
mm, taaasMst mm ai4,j Aatwaaing
all Ibt ka acewtvi it Is bn.lml.
I Ibsl
I tbt
lb I rat atop tok is to sarttai Ibat I
wraaaat afpawraw bt saal to Um pt
ia-rirfi, aa ta areaad to rtMt 1
tbeif
raapwtit iawtae to laa.ra to ik
iM
! at ta hvty d lb
eta' ef tk tOrttU
easpw ptlts
eppvwd, a Una ,!
tk t -, n ltir nf ('Mrmt
Twy
mttmt 1 bit f t; i-f U "O l ftaib.; f
TV ri mm traadt mm
adl
w4 ta bavta a aut taf ad at bays.
t mtfmtmm ta
il baw aaattisd lb Mra4 at lull
fail.!.
la l.ta tnt mm t at I '.b-t sa
' . - S.-IVW .f WiM W . t.
- m U li .. a.4 U oa aad
t aa f .J anl a n bti a
tad bwa, stwaj at t a . Wb.
tat
I nmmmt M im tawif Imin
NO. 307.
MARKETS.
BT TiLKOBAPH-l
Noon Report.
Lokoon, Jun 18.
fimsols 91 5-8. Five 89 8-8.
LlVEni-.HU June 18.
Cotton opened ttetdv. L'nlsnda fl -A
to 0. Orleans 0 1-8 to a l.i
Later. Cottunat..,l. O .l... ta nnn
-J K'.v. ' I4.UVU
oeiet Ppeculatiuu and exporu 8 000
Savannah aad . Charleston deliverable
June 8S-4.
' NtW YoRX. Juna 1(1
.V,'.i'0.9.4lt iulomuil., fWt IU
ueaatgOl-J, Futures opened for June
17-bs, July SO 8 8 to 20 5-8. August
1 0 0 10 xu u-10, October 18 8-18, No-
smper 1 1-4, flour dull and droonin-
'heat quiet and beer at 11 fio r. n
miiwsnxee. Uorn heavy western mixed
01. l'orknuiei and- firm new
$16.03 to $10.73. Lard stead
western steam 8 7-8 to 8 15-18. Tur.
tine dull at 45 1-3. Rotio dull fa 90 for
common ttraioed.
Stock steady. Money easy at 4 to 0.
Gold
quiet at 18 8-8. Exchange long 9,
10 1-8, Govcmmcuti Vert nnift
short
o. . . . . -I -.
ouue nonat Iteady. , . .
Miduifiht Report,
. New York, Juno 16.
The week opens oa auiet markata at
tbe Stock Exchange. Gold told first at
to i-i, then at 10 1-8 aud tince at 18 1-4
to 18 8-8, the present price beinir It B.a
Money ex'remely buty, prlce 80 1o 80.
uay mercantile paper 6 1-8 to 7. Govern
ment bonds tteadv but luactiva. Bouth
era bonds at first board dull tba onl aaU
navmg ueen 81,000 worth ol new Tenne
eeet at 79 1-4. The talk about nmudla.
tion In tome southern 8utct la discourtg-
iag ueaungt uotthera tecuriUet of .very
aiao. in etock market opened tteady,
leirgrapn, ot Paul tnd Ohio declined s
fraclion after opening, but have tinea ra.
VIVOO.
Cotton qniet aad nominal, sale 677
bale. Middlings 108-4. riourdull and
decliulng, eommoa lo fair extra 6.80a7.80,
good to choice 7.85 to 11. WbUkey steady
Wheat steadier aad fair ttta dmuJ
'
winter red wester $1.88. Ont dull aad
heavy, yell.w wasteta 65, pork firmer.
Lard weak at 8 7-6.9 14. Naval active
aaa ateady. Tallow weak at 8 8-4.
Freight qui,
Moay cloeed east at $. Btaillaa- a
al 18. Gold IS 8-8. Oovrnmte d
loll
aadttaady, Stat bonds vert a uiat.
iuoB-flet reedpte 471 Urom 4,008.
. a
Ble export tc-d.y 80; Saturday evening
ISO tui. r... ... .. .' .
139. Bal future 88.100. Markat ebiaad
lor June at 80 7 16; July tOl JaSOJ
Aogott 80 8a30 8 4 Beptember 16 l-lt
18 6 16; October 18.11 1-6; November
18 Hi; -Jecembef 16 1-8316$ 88.
BaLTImom. Jana laV
Wbeat quiet aad bethangad. Curt
auu. null id. Yellow 63- OaUduU
Botbra 47 to 50, PiovWom dull aad
Bomlnal es $17JJ to liAOa-Lard
818 to 9. Whiskey II tot.
WlLMmoTO. Jan IL
' Bplllll turpculin quWt at 4L Busll
qotet ai tot strained. Crude U
peetiaa tteady at $ 09 lot hard. $8 00
for yellow dip and tlrela. Tar atoadv at
t.w. .
llttloih Market.
Caavt llaitt, 8r Wat.t Atxoort, Ho.
K rstetravtbu St as.
Haa 18.
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tad amliaalm. bt UllM tkatr rntrnm,. .1 tx.
Utala.awayaa.
toaU ei A. U 8Srr, P. biaat.
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O. tlMillACIt
THE DAILY SENTINEL
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NEW-ADVElaTISEMENlS..
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EORGIA. COTTON "GIX.,;
First Premium awarded to " : '
Thla eamtiainv Hav w. ut 1 '
icUUi ba8iieu.tt( .rr.ni wwfWn
LMraillaVal Wltlk llailt.nll.l. 'ml'l a ..
tsaa4 rr7r j
U. T. OTRONACH BRO.. AirenU
Jun 17
Kah
Kb.
QULLETTB LIGHT DRAFT GIN.
Fsrf act ossUngt sad guaranteed tbe beat at '
in as. m
June It . T. 8TKUNACB BKlt . r
Jj A t,D, f?0K . g.AjLf.
1 offer for sale T32V arms ol oellent Us4
six niles east of Wsrrentoa, Jiajf ot ilia
covered with prltaevsl forest of tak sad
Biekory. On hundred aotes recentlv ekarad
and Ih Ihi Atvt.. - . . .
sad ths remainder well restored by a secoed-
arawHiui i iaa, wita uoc wooa and other
trees iatonni ted. 1 ht wster it sbundabl sod
sxeelleat, with a mill-sits. I will take sfarht
DANlbL R.600DL0t,
Pne 14-8J ' Wsrrentoe, N C.
Maava mwtA V.a auaa.at aJi a a , n . " t ::
wyj avuu Bjrntl UlU KP I
8SDoseoa tilt day received. Tt-J isup1
plied. Addles orrtrn v s i , , ,
fl i I liu t wn-iA a. i,, '
' . V V4f aUaVniO 4K UU.,
MaUinttrlurtsrv AKmitl '
JUMU 1 fc 1 ' fetalis . U..
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A D L E.S Ml
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OrSllM ftUllM ftMmtt rtal lt-alas Ul..1.aaB
11 kinds. AUdrtvM oni-r Irt ' '
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1IERRY -SEED EltP.
1 II Illllaltf 1 1 va .
SEED&U , IX QSE JI0 UJI.
tberrleathat seeded ar tsorh Bloat tkaa
vtit saauea wua sua aoxnra, aa Uia taad M
Ukaa tram tb trait aiUioul aiaiiiluf or -srtaaeitna;
tk ulr t bare from. , t -
mm vcm imK, t j ;. ; , ..
Ilrtrtlwnro Jlotaaev '
- , i - aw . i i , , .
r v-".y,-"W" i-e 4
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mIJULIUh LK-VVIa fe CO.
FISHER BUILDING, ,
June 14 " "" ""xUtBWB, M. C.
I M 1 T L 0 T
' '"
A sasall eaia of
batl
th
ItlMl. . 11.1. . 1. i . J 1 V.
. H. u... . t.j .uwf ia i oa
tmAm will b aallalily rewantad by Wavtar lb
' 1 - iwia waat mmmniwtm will a
nvai..Tb axitMy wa tost br a waeas
W alfutd to spar it
din on aim sonooL
.VriNrrifI, jr. c, "
t ! - . ,. ,
. " k""V HlNtis. rtpattrtendaat
J2J. M. Ltaow, Cart X L oew.
Fill IrnltB ipfBi jartgirT!"'
IdT 'ev elmilar, addraaa
) aubSMf BIMOUIM,
.. c vt
"YyilllE ILPUIR xd'lUNvia,
- Cafmrrut County, Jf, C,
Tbbt ealshtabad ttbrttf flaa (furararl
etorta vMtUM f Ibtlr watav mdata Ibat
lti sat daalrebbi Mart tm bataltO
ad iilsiaaiTa,
HRjs. Mill WakD, baUa.niaos
SS S BMk44 wnmrnrkmfrT. al l - .
- - " . H tmm itm oat, OUSTS
TaOlaa aad u rtf ( l.m.
. r tot. ...
uww win m at ii iranry vtstbia tk
Wsatani N. 11 bailnu t. - - u
trnial f vy tnia.
UJt t U. ILIJOTT.
)aa l-d2toelssdiW Prvwntor.
N
I 0 1 .
1 kM tbla A.. .-...i i s - K.
atavk ml I ii I i a. i. . u . , . '
aa4ad by Mr. bt. M braaa. .a 4mm to
unit aitut aaa
WAIS$ ALAOvtX
1 baaa tSua Amm i Ik. - u ai .
Irnhrn W- in a -. a M ai
tor.t,y aaLb-tta.4 to ia sty a.. a l.,il
wm aauin tui lat f Intaa
II U WALSH uxolT.
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b A I . M HMM Ik II m
A, atsasrf tatota, d. kt. aUb last
Tba ala't Lia a ll. u . n
atawa aw ike amk ay af 1 f
I at rtiwtia acyy ta lbs Barb -
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ATCJI ttr PI PutD DtUVIR.
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mm i.at at., a.. I mm '
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