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WlXMINQTONi IT. C.
Friday, October 17th, 1873.
A PROCLAMATION,
By the President of tire United States
of America.
The approaching close of another
year brings with it the occasion for re
newed thanksgiving and acknowledg
ment to the Almighty Ruler of the Uni
verse for the unnumbered mercies which
He has bestowed upon us.
Abundant harvests have been amon
the rewards of industry. "With local
exceptions health has been among the
many blessincs enjoyed. Tranquility at
home and peace with other nations have
prevailed. Frugal industry is regain
ing its merited recognition and its mer
ited rewards.
Gradually, but, under the providence
of God, surely, as we trust, the nation
is recovering from the lingering results
of a dreadful civil strife.
For these and all the other mercies
vouchsafed, it becomes us as a people
to return heartfelt and grateful ac
knowledgment? and with our thanks
giving for blessings we may unite pray
ers for the cessation of local and tem
porary sufferings.
I, therefore, recommend that on Thurs
day, the twenty-seventh day of Novem
ber next, the people meet in their re
spective places of worship, to make their
acknowledgments to Almighty God for
His bounties and His protection, and to
offer to Him prayers tor their continu
ance.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at thecitvof Washington this
14th dav of October, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-three, and
) of the independence of the United
states the ninety-seventh.
U. S. Grant
lly the President :
Hamilton Fish,
Secretary of State.
The Mexican Congress has decreed
a separation of Church and State; that
Congress cannot make laws establish
ing or prohibiting any religion; that
matrimony is to be a civil contract; and
that religious institutions cannot possess
property. In additiou, the Jesuits have
been ordered to leave Mexico at the
first opportunity. These laws indicate
that the power of priestcraft is broken
A dispatch from Berlin, of t the 13th,
The Minis terr of r Commerce and the
Interior have, Issued instructions to the
district authorities tor expel all cmigra
tioii agents tvho are domiciled in Ger
many, y.j
The arrival of German immigrants at
all ports in the United States, for the
vear ending the 30th of June last.
amounted to verv nearly one hundred j
mt f m
and fifty thousand. When this large
exodus from the fatherland is consider
ed, it is no wonder that the government
desires to put a period to it. But it can
not be done. America offers too much
to the laborers and mechanics of Europe
for the tide which has been setting in
this direction so long to be turned.
Every. German and every foreigner dom
iciled here U ineffective agent o" im
migration. Every new ship for the
transportation of persons cheaply is an
agent ; and. finally, the government
WAIFS.
Bear CivilityAihug.
For a wedding song; Love knot.
Guilt-edged paperForged notes.
Open to Conviction A pickpocket:
A knee too proud to bend A chim
ney. The bone of contention is said to be
the jaw-bone. : - , - .- , , .
A man is obliged to keen his word when
nobody will take it;
Professor Wise's balloon is going to
Europe by the .highway.
A spring opening The mouth of a
tiger on the jump.
When a man's neck-tie is untied how
unti(e)dy he looks.
The hardest agricultural work on a
farm-raisirig jPmortgage.
The i Mies Who cany off the most dress.
Washerwomen.
The most , steadfast, followers of our
fortunes -Our creditors.
THE GREAT EASTERN
NEW MYEBTiSEpENTSjn NEW ADFKimSEtNT&l? NEW iUVKRTimT
. Piepont Air-Line Railway
rticamooa and Danvill, Kichcn
Electric,
Cures Everything f j
For sale by all Druggist
Oct 15
127-3t
When is a ship: like a railroad tracks
which issues such decrees as the above, When the cargors on it
is more energetic i a securing emigration
than anvthing else.
EDITORIAL BUDGET.
Senator Sumner has canceled his
lecture engagements atthc solicitation
of his friends. .
James Bogle, a noted painter, died
in urooKiyn on aiuruay. .air. iwgiu
was b orn in South Carolina.
A political paper in Iowa put this
stunning interrogatory: "Is the man
who attempts to steal from his wife's
grandmother and an idiot girl, j fit for
Auditor of Davie county?" J
The friends of Vice President "Ny ilsou,
who have been in recent communica
tion with him, say there is now no
doubt but what he will be able to pre
side at the opening of the Senate in
December next.
Chief Justice Lawrence of the Su
preme Court of Illinois has rendered a
decision that, under the statute ;of that
State, a bet made upon the result of an
election is not enuiyalent to a bet made
upon cards or other gam.
Delche, a notoriously bad Apache,
has 16ft tjie Verde reservation, Arizona,
with one thousand followers. General
. -I , T T"
Urook has gone to tnc reservation, tie
needs more troops, or all the Apaches
may get back on the war path.
The Long Island Savings bank,
in Brooklyn, was robbed last Monday
nicht of a box containing bonds valued
0 --
-at between fifty and seventy-five thous
and dollars, while the secretary and
clerks were attending to duties in
other portions, of the bank. The loss
in that country; but ecclesiastical usur- fallg OQ j H Seebachj the depositor
pation has ever been tenacious ot me. Thc thicf hus not been arrt,sted.
Advices from Hayti state that Jae
Of all the laws of trade, none find
greater favor than the buy laws.
When does a farmer work a miracle ?
When he turns his horse to grass.
When is fire like a bad husband.
When it goes out at night.
TAKE A LOOK AT 1
AND BUT ONE OF OUR
CHEAP SUITS OF CLOTHES,
Ten Dollars and Fifty Cents
Buys a good, well made, durable suit.
Sixteen Dollars and Fifty Cents
Buys a VERY good one.
Twenty-SixDollars and Fifty Cents
Buys a superb one, at
IttUNSON & CO.
oct 15-tf CITY CLOTHIERS.
NOTICK4S berebygivMl that a petition
has been filed Lithe Dulrtct Court of
ihe United States for thetpeFeax Diet! let,
n the Eastern District cf; North Carolina,
It Major Strickland. Infetid District, duly
declared Bankrnpx. uncci id nciepvon
greas of March 2, 167, tot a discharge and
certificate thereof from all. his debts and
other claims provable under said act, and
that the 24th day of October. A D 1873, at 10
o'clock, 4 M, at the U 8 Court Room, in
Wilmington, N C, before Wm A Oat brie,
fci Register ot Bankruptcy for said Dis
trict 14 assigned for the hearing of the same,
When and where all creditors who bare pro
ved tbelreT&ts7ifidl)tlteTT?ersouta inter
est, may attend and show cause. If any they
hare, why the prayer of ' the said petition
should not be granted.
Dated at Wilmington, N C, this 23d day
of September, 'A u ioi.
WM LARKIN8, Clerk.
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DaoTillc a W.. N. Division,
North Wtttcrn N. C. H. W
Condensed Time Table.
In effect on and after iSuuiUjv
1873.
ct. 1
rXJOTICE Is hereby given" that a petition
XT has been filed in the District Court of
the United States for the Cape Fear Dis
trict, in thV Eastern District of North
Carolina, by Jarrott Gernto, in said Dis
trict, duly declared Bankrupt under the act
of Congress ' Ol March 2, 1867, lor a dis
charge and certificate thereof from all bis
debts end other claims provable under said
act. tad tliAt the 2Sth day of October. A D.
187S," at 10 o'clock, A M, at the TJB Court
Rood, In WilmingtwiN C, before Wm A
Gathne, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy for
said.Distrlct, is assigned tor the hearing of
the same; when and where all creditors.
who liave proved thetr debts, and other
persons in interest nay attend and show
cause Jt any they have, wny toe prayer oi
STATIONS.
Leave Charlotte
GOING NORTH?
MAIU
10.00 p.
Air Line J'nct'n 10.08 '
Salisbury . .
Greensboro. . .
Danville
Burkville
Arrive at Richmond .
10.1GA.. M.
3.30
6.10
11.35
2.17 p. u
GOING 80UTH.
Never communicate vour affairs to one flTTD I lllTT KT.M1 V'Tl lU 14! H i the said petition should toot be granted
. (ham I W wawm- w w w m wawamw I ilUBU H.b llClIIlSl
wfro seems anxious to learn them.
iWhat is the most becoming dresn for
the earth? The skirt-of a wood.
A house arent advertises : " House to
be let directly, or sooner if required."
It is suggested that young ladies are
so anxious to get nusDanus oecause
everv woman is amiss until she is mar-ried.
Dated at Wilminzton. N C. this 33rd dav
of S eptembcrrA.PjL 1873
- IWM-1ARK1NS, Clerk
oct '- law-2w
11 and 13 Front Street.
TVTO'fJCIC is hereby given that a petition
N has been filed in th District Court of
the United States lor the Cape Fear Dis-
I net, in lue rtasteru uisinci ui i-uriu
Carolina, by Thomas K Murphy, in said
District, duly declared Bankrupt under the
act of Congress of March 2, 1867, for a dis
charge and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims provable under said
act, and that the 24th day of October, A D
1873, at 10 0clock, A M, at the U 8 Court
Room, in Wilmington, N C, beiore Wm A
Guthrie, Esq. Register in Bankruptcy, for
said District, is assigned for the hearing of
the same, when where all creditors, who
have proved their debts, and other persons
in interest, may attend and show cause, it
any they have, why the prayer of the said
petition should not be granted
Dated at Wilmington, N C, this 23rd day
of September, A D. 1ST3
WM LaRKINS, Cierk
oct 9 law-2w
"We find the following appeal for help
for the orphans at the Oxford Asylum .
in me icaieien iseics : " ine cianon
voice of cheer and comfort comes up to
us irom tnc irienas or orpnans in tne
noble little town of Kinston4 They
sent up to us last week for the use of
the littleones under our charge n timely
and valuable box of merchandise, with
a cash subscription worth .to us over
$180.' Little LaGrange speaks kindly
ajrain. Princeton Lodge jrrcets us in
the same manner. Munroe, Tuscarora
and Advuriam Lodges and many other
friends encourage us greatly. Noux is
thc time to hch us. Cold winter will
"1 f 1 1 V A
soon oe upon us. f?ena us DianKets,
shoe, twos -to sixes, mostly between
two.-: and fours, provisions and cash.
Wc cannot fail. God is for us. The
clouds are breaking awav. The Orphan
Asylum still survives and is destined to
be a srrcat, a grand institution in the
land." Signed A. D. Cohen, Principal
X. C. O. A.
jTOCKED AVITII A LARGE ASSORT
MENT OF CHOICE
FV1UL, groceries
AT VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Daily Owning of Fresh Groceries !
STA.TIOX6. MA1U
Leave Richmond a 1 28 p mi
Burkville 1.45
DanTille y.is ,
Greensboro 12.20 a 11
Solisbury 2.3S
' Air Line J'nct'n 4.29
Arrive at Charlotte. . . 4.357. 11.
OOINCTEAgT.
STATIOK8. "MAILT j
Leave Greensboro'... 3 05a
Co. Shops .... 4.45 " '
" Raleigh. 8 32 " 1
Arrive at Goldsboro'. ILlo a. m
" QOINQ WEST.
STATIOHS. MAILT
Leaye Goldsboro' 2.30 v7u
Raleigh 5.26
Co. Shop 9.35 "
Arrive at Greensboro' 12.20 a m
815 a"T
8.30
10.45
1.45 p. n
3,12
7.:J6 .
1017
5.007
.29
:5.50
6.06
8.10
8.15
North Western Nf C. RTF
(Salem Branch.) j
Leave G reensboro 4 P u
Arrive at Salem i-.".e?I
Leave Salem .
We call attention to our carefully selected
stock of CORDIALS and CHOICE WINES
for table use, together with our brand's of
WHISKY. "Blue Grass," "lkiwen." and
-Woodbrun," and a tine stock of ELEGANT
LIQUOIIS
At GEO. MYERS;
11 and Vd South Front street.
oct -tr
A carefully collected report of the
maratime lossca caused by the gale of
thc 24th of August laat, has been made
by thc Washington Signal Office. From
it we learn that four hundred and thirty-five
small fishing schooners were lost
in thc neighborhood of the St. Law
rence Gulf and the Atlantic shores 'of
Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. The
total number of vessels lost amounts to
one thousand one hundred and twenty
two, and at least five hundred persons
drowned.
mcl and several other places in South
ern Hayti were visited by a hurricane
on the 28th ultimo. Many houses were
demolished, roofs were blown off and
trees torn from their roots and carried
a great distance. There was conaidera
ble loss of life and serious damage to
the shimrinir. Thc hurricane did not
reach Port-au-Prince or Aux Caycs.
A discovery is made respecting civil
ricrhta in Arkansas. The expulsion of
o
a person of color from a first-class rail-
Tlie Sentinel says that there is on ex
hibition at the Fair Grounds a young
man 20 years old,' 16 inches high and
weighs only 33 pounds, the son of a
poor widow woman and is exhibited by
Mr. M. M. Bufordof Newberry, S. C,
who ha s by request .brought him to our
State Fair for exhibition. Thc funds
are expended for the support and edu
cation of the young man. '
ORDINANCE
C10KCEKXIXG PILING WOOD OX THE
; WHARVES AND DOCKS.
The Board of Aldermen of the City of Wil
mington do ordain : That no FIRKWOOD
SHALL Bm PILED or landed on the follow
ing named Wharves or Docks, or any pait
thereof, to-wit:
On the Wharves or Docks at the foot of
Dock street, Market street and Princess
street, and that any WOOD landed on any
other Wharves or Docks shall be so deposit
ed or piled as to leave an open space of twen
ty feet in the centre of tbe street on the
Wharf or Dock; also, ten reet on eacli side
for sidewalks, to admit of free passage to the
river.
Be it further Ordained, That any per
son who shall violate this ordinance shall
be subject to a fine of $10, or imprisonment,
at the discretion of the Mayor.
; Any ordinance, or parts thereof, conflict
ing with the provisions of this Ordinance,
ar0 hereby repealed.
The above ordinance wa passed by the
Board of Aldermen the 3d day of October.
1873.
C. T. SERVOSS, ' ! j
City Clerk and Treasurer.
City of wilmisgtok, jn. C, )
October, 187
NOTICE i hereby given rt hat a petition
ha been tiled in the District Court of
the United States for the Cape Fear District,
in the Eastern District' of North Carolina,
by John Frederick, in said District, duly
declared Bankrupt, under the act ot Con
gress of March 2, 1867, ter a discbarge and
certifies te thereof from all his debts and
other claims provable under said act, and
that the 23d day of October, A D 1873, at 10
o'clock A M, at theU S Court Room, in
Wilmington, N C. before ff Wm A Guthrie,
Esq, Register In Bankruptcy for said Dis
trict, is assigned for the hearing of the same,
when and where all creditors who have pro-
Arrive, at Greensboro . . . . 10:00 A M
Mail trains daily, both ways.
On Sundays Lynchburg Accommodation
leave Richmond at0.42fca. in., arrive it
Burkville 13.45 n. iu., leave Burkville 5S5
a. ra., arrive at Richmond 8.44 a. m
Pullman Palace Car on all night triini
between Charlotte Richmond, iwithont
change.)
Fer iurther information address
8. E. ALLEN,
General Ticket Agent.
m Greensboro, N. C.
T. M. R. TALCOTT,
Engineer and Gen'l Spuei inttndant
OC.t, IS . i.M
1.1
FOR RE1VT,
A DWELLING HOUSE, couvmhntlyar.
ranged and pleasantly lotnh i mi t int.
Sticot, with fine well of M ater and a cistern
ved their debts, and other Dersons in inter
est, may attend and show' cause, it any they I f rain water on the premise.
have. whT the rrraver of the said petition I enquire 01 r. u. ShKVnsR
-vi v ny nun
should not be granted.
Dated at Wilmington, N C, this 23d day
of September, A D 1873.
WM LARKINS, Agent.
October 9 law2ir
October H 12Mr
NEW AD V K KTIiSKM ENTS.
IN STORE.
T4ic report also showa that about nine way car developed the fact that the stat
hundred buildings were destroyed or in- ute, by the omission of thc word " not."
jurcd by this storm, and a hundred per-1 negatives itself, for it reads as follows
"No person shall make any rules which
shall affect all persons alike without rc-
gacrdto-race orcolor." This requires, if
any thing,, railway and other corpora
tion to discriminate against race and
color. k
The President having been asked
a question in relation to the Chisf Jus
ticeship, replied he had consulted with
nO((one as to the selection, and he repeat
ed what he heretofore said, namely, that
in making a choice he would look to the
interests of the country at large, and,
therefore, endeavor to make choice
which would be generally acceptable;
and, further, on the meeting of Cmigress
he would nominate to thc Senate a suc
cessor to thc latd Chief Justice, who
would not take his seat until after con-
firnation. The mention of first one
name and theii another by thc news
papers was mere speculation J
Fort Sill dispatch says that one
of thc conditions of the release of Satan
ta and Big Tree, who were restored to
their tribe on thc 8th, was that live men
of thc parties raiding in Texas should
be given up to take the place of the
chiefs. The Commissioner of Indian
Affairs gave thc Comanchcs thirtv davs
to comply with the demand, inotifying
them that if the men were not forthcom
ing then their auuuities and rations
would be stopped. The Comanchcs
The Raleigh Xrtrs learns that Tom werc diPl to evade complying al-
Kvans, thc North Carolina correspond- that. tbcre Avcre 110 V Aiders in
sons killed on land.
Specie Payments.
Smart theorists arc deluging thc news
papers with plans to make the late mo
ney panic subservient to thc resumption
of a specie currency, and thus, in their
parlance, to snatch a victory from what
appeared at one time a great disaster.
Thc schemes arc almost as numerous as
the nroiectors. In all that we have
noticed, a failure to prevent the shrink
age in values, which everybody knows
must ensue from an immediate return
to specie payments, makes them unde
sirable. Thcv all seem to be based on
thc resumption of the Treasury to pay
out gold for greonbacks. This was the
plan of Mr Grcclcy and of Mr. McCul-
loch.
Thc gradual fall in the price of gold
betokens that soon greensbacks will be
at par. While a fluctuating currency
is not desirable, some in thc South see
with dismay the prospect of a metallic
medium ; for their hopes of working out
of debt arc in obtaining high prices for
their produce. Most of our people,
however, whose liabilities were greater
than their means, have passed through
thc courts of bankruptcy, and the num
ber of those who will be injured by the
resumption of sjccic payments is incon
siderable.
Notice by Assignee of his Appoint
ment In Bankruptcy.
DCSTHICT COTKT OF THE )
Uxitkd states, J in Bankruptcy
For tiie Cape Fear District, j
In the matter of Thomas O. Brown, Bankrupt
mo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The
1 undersigned hereby civet notice of his
aDDointment as Assignee of Thomas O.
Brown, of the county of Bladen, and State of
North Carolina, who nas peen aojuagea a
bankrupt upon his own petition by the Dis
trict Court of said district.
W. B. KMPIE, Assignee,
P. o. Wilmington, N. C.
oct 17, ISTo law3w
rpiiE MEETING of Depositors and the
X public generally, which was advertised
to be held at the City Hall, Friday evening,
Oct. 10, will take plnce on Friday evening,
Oct. 17th. at -iy, o'clock, at St. Stephen s
A. 2,1. K. Church, -comer of oth and Red
Cross streets,
CASHIER
i oct 10 2t
jWE NEVER FAIL
TO DIVE IN STORE
f
t
l.AIKiE STOCK OF
O I II n UTTER I
Pronounced by all, the "BEST IN THE
WORLD. -S
Tlio Kmpire
Family Flour.
The Mills are controlled by us, and we al
ways KKK1 IT UP TO THE STANDARD
QUALITY. Every package guaranteed. In
barrels, half barrels and bags.
Fur sale by
. GEO. MYERS,
oct!Mw-
5,000 sacks Salt;
8,000 bushels Corn;
1 ,000 bushels Oats;
300 bales Hay; :
1,000 bushels Meal;.
300 rolls Bagging;
1,000 bundles Ties; 1 - ?
800 Spirit Casks;
250 barrels Glue;
1,000 bundles Hoop Iron;
200 papers Rivets;
150 boxes Cheese;
125 barrels Mullets;
800 barrels Flour;
65 boxes Drv Salt Sides:
'VtOTIGK is hereby given that a petition
ir( has been filed in the District Court of
the United States for thc Cape Fear Dis
trict, in thc Eastern District of North Caro
lina, by Bamuel L Gavin, in said District,
duly declared Bankrupt under tbe act of
Congress of March 2, 1867, lor a discharge
and certificate thereof Irom all his debts
and other claims provable under said act.
and that the 23d day of October, A D 1873,
at 10 o'clock A M, at thc U 8 Court Room,
in Wilmington, it C, before Wm A Guthrie,
Esq, Register iu Bankruptcy for sid Dis
trict, is assigned tor the hearing of the same,
when and where all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons in
interest, may attend and show cause, if any
they have. why the prayer of the said peti
tion should not be granted.
Dated at Wilmington, N C, this 23d day
of September. A D 1873. v
WM LARKINS, Clerk.
October 9 law2w
LOST.
TyrONDAY AFTERNOON', on .Mar
ket street, between Third and
Fourth, a small GOLD LOCKET, with
monogram. The tinder will receive 1
suitable reward by leaving it at
oct 14-tf
GEO. MYERS',
11 and 13 Front ft.
REMOVED.
jyjA LuVtJKK r.KEK s.UX uN is in Ibe
basement of the Dawson Ikmk Hulldinj.
Oct 16
i. H. W,
Rt'NtK.
1-
MOVAL
J HAVE REMOVKD my HAH from tht
ttoutheat corner of Wat ur and Iock stn-cti
to the building on Srcond, between MarkM
and Princess streets, recently occupied by R
JOHN M
"XJOTICE is hereby given that a petition
J.1 has been filed in the District Coutt of
tuc United States for the Cape Fear District,
in the Eastern District ot North Carolina.
by Saml W Clement, in said District, duly I L. Harrlss, where GOOD LloTJOKSeaari
aeciarea a itanErupi, nnaer ine act 01 Jon
gresd of March 2, 1867, tor a discbarge and
certificate thereof from all his debts and
other claims provable under said act, and
that the 24th day of October, A D 1873, at
10 o'clock A M. at the U S Court Room, in
inn haxoR Kmnkpd Sidfts and Khmildpr- Wilmington, N C, before Wm A Guthrie.
V - a mm m, T, , . . , TXl I . ,rT . .
Abq, orguicr u Dn&.rupicy wr buu via- 1 viucii 1
t 1 . 11. a , . I MtHnc r LD..,,!,!. r irn riinDL
also. choit Inf. nf Prlnif r:if Ijird. In'
ways be had.
oct 13
BRKMKR
ent of the Richmond tkgttirer. has in
contemplation the starting at nu early
day a weekly paper in this StaTeJto be
called Ecan' Independent. p.e will
work and print thc paper himself. If
he can rent thc press and type liis in
tention 1 to print such a pa per, inde
pendent of any help save his own
muscle.
Texas; out at a council ur. i.iieevcr, a
Comanche chief, volunteered to take his
band and go forth with United States
troops and assist in capturing the raid
ers. This was accepted, and a company
of CHvalry was ordered to accompany the
Indians, who start on Mondav.
1 mm
. A head that h easily turned A head
01 water.
Oct 7-tf
Umd 13 Front t.
SiD2er:sHew Family Sewtng MacMne.
mllK SUPERIORITY OF THE SINGER
1 HEWING MACHINE for beauties of
stitch, simplicity of mechanism, and adap
tability to every clas of sewing, has been
esuiuii&utu iu lair ana open competition in
actual sewing contests, and the PUBLIC
RECOGNITION of their merit is to be
Toouur in the numerous awards ot FIRST
PRIZES over every competitor at the VI
ENNA EXPOSITION ancfHcarly all tbe In
dustrial 1- airs in America and in Europe.
Silent Feed and Straight Needle and is
the easiest to learn. Has the highest appro
valor the Family, the Seametres and the
Dressmaker lwjuoojl! INDAIIiY USE.
2ia,7jfi! sold last year. ,b70! over an
other Company.
83 Hold on the Installment plan. Terms
easy and full instructions given.
43- Office No.l, Lippitt'sKow, SouthFront
street, Wilmington, N.C
' . . , CHAS. E. DIBBLE,
oct otU Manager.
J 25 barrels Suar:
r-lOQ bagss Coffee all grades;
12o boxes Tobacco; j
30 barrels and half barrels Snuff;
100 boxes and barrels Crackers;
jM) cases Snuff;
7o barrels Kice;
,200 cases Brandy Peaches;
I 150 cases Schnapps;
150 dozen buckets;
; 50 boxes Candv;
125 boxes Candles, &c.
For sale bv
Fm W. KEECXER.
oet 6 119
OTICE is hereby given, that a petition lias
" been filed in the District Court of the Uni
ted States for the Cape Fear District, in the
Eastern District of North Carolina, by David
J Woodward, in said District, duly declared
a bankrupt under the act of Congress of
March 2, 1K7, for a discharge and certificate,
thereof from all his debts and other claims
provable under said act, audtliat the 23d
day of Octsber, A D 1873, at 0 o'clock, a m, at
the US Court Room, In Wilmington, N C,
before Wm. A. Guthrie, Esq, Register in
Bankruptcy for said District, is assigned for
the hearing of the same, when and where
all creditors, who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest, may attend
and show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of the said petition should not be
granted.
Dated at Wilmington, N C, this 23d day of
Vfll LARKINS, Clerk,
oct Id law?w
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Invoice of Hams, Break W
when and where all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons in in
terest, may attend and show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of the said peti
tion should not be granted.
Dated at Wilmington, N C, this 23d day
of September, A. D 1873.
WM LABKINS. Clerk.
October 9 law2w
NOTIUE is hereby Riven that a petition
has been filed in the District Court of
the United States for the CaDe Fear District.
tn tfce&astera District of iforth Carolina,
uj vru jm QUU5WU, ip bhiu uuinci, amy ae-
cltred a Bankrupt under the act of Congress
of March 2, 1867, for a discharge and certifi-
S.te thereof lronx all Us debts and other
alms "pro ble under said act, and that tbe
24th day of October, A D 1873, at 10 o'clock
A M, at tbe U 8 Court Room, in Wilming
ton, N C, before Wm A Guthrie, Eq Re
gister la pankruptevfor said District, is
assigned for the hearing of the same, when
and where all creditors who have proved
their debts, anddtber persors in Interest,
may attend and ahow cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of the said peeition
should not be granted. '
Dated at Wilmington', N C, this 23d 4ay
of September, A D 1873.
j WM LARKINS, Clerk.
October 9 lawSw
pe t ear District, in tbe
North Carolina, bv Ed-
de-
NOTICE is hereby given, that a petition ha
been filed in the District Court of tbe Unl-
leu duties ior tne ca
Eastern District of
ward Williams, in said district, tiulv
clared a Bankrupt, under the act of Con
gress of March 2d, 187, for a discharge and
eruneate tnerear from alt-bis debts and
other claims provable under said act. and
that the 23d day of October, Ah 1873, at 10
O'clock a. m., at the U 8 Court Room, in
Wilmington, N C, beore .Wm. A. Ontbrje,
Esq. Becister In Bankruptcy for said Dis-
tiict, is assigned lor thc hearing of the same,
when and where all creditors, who have
proved their debts, and other persons in in
terest may attend and show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of the said peti
tion should not be eranted.
Dated at Wilmington, N. Cthis 23d day of
C Am. - a Imrntm
:epiremer, a u, lot a.
WM LARKINS, Clerk,
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pound Oak Ruckcts, expressiy for umiv
use. Give it atrial.
We return our thanks to our curt"
and friends for their kind favors and lib"
patronage extended our new ent'n)riw,f!!J
are determined not to be outdone in pneJ
and qualitjvof Goods. An examination
our superior Stock of Groceries, Wlnw "J
Liquors.will con vince the most skcpticnnD"
money can be saved by giving us tner
ders. ...
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ivcujiiiiucr uie corner iinuaun n.
Home.
J. II. McGAHITY
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arrivals every week from the Beasborfc
They also receive fresh Groceries by td
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onuiiici uuu nun ycsoli, nuu ti it.
have their friends give I ht m a call.
TIEH AND
IJAUGING
Always on ttnA
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TTOTICE is hereby given that a petition
XI has been filed in the District Court o f
toe United States for the Cape Fear District,
in tha Eastern District of North Carolina,
by Alex T Btanford,in said District, duly de
clared Bankrupt under the act of Congress
of March 2, 1867, for a discharge and certifi
cate thereof from alibis debts and other
claims provable nnder said act, and that the
Zitn day oi uetooer, a u i?3, at ill o'clock,
A Jf , at the D 8 Court Room, In Wilming
ton. X C, before Wm A Guthrie. Esq, Re
gister in Bankruptcy for said District, is as
signed for the hearing of the. same, when
and where all creditors who have proved
their debts; anl s other persona in Interest,
may attend and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of the said petition
should not be granted. j
Dated at Wilmington, N C, this 23d day
a. m . rv iivn
. WM LARKINS, Clerk.
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