North Carolina Newspapers

i CAEOLLM Raleigh - Visitor : As the passenger train on the N. C. Railroad - bound west was near Princeton this morning a negro was discovered lying acros3 the tract Air hrrrJrs Tvere naton and the engine reversed. The engine stopped in three feet of the negro. Monroe Kxnress: Mr. G. AV. Fiow, while at work clearir" out hl3 Cotton m'n afcnnt A miles from town, on last TnW mot. with tho misfortune of his hands caucrht in the mn nnil litnrallv torn to DieCCS by the f5 j - - x saws, two of his fingers being cat off. . IVnahmirton Press: Senator Merri- mon spoke at Edwardsville on last Friday, aud on Saturday Merriraon, Ransom, Stickney and others addns -:-ed a large gathering at Xprth Creel. The county canuid';it'e3 report everything workinir smoothly and a. promise of a good turnout of the Democrats on elec tion dav. which means success lov our rf , side. Rockingham Smrd: o (13 not re member having seen Pee Dee River so low U3.it 'is now. You could almost walk across it on the rocks without get ting your feet wet, in some places The alarm of fire was sounded last Tues day night about 1 o'clock, caused by the burning of the blacksmith shefp ot one Harrison, colored, situated near the Post office. The building and contents were entirely destroyed. Loss, not exceeding $50. Charlotte Observer: Gentlemen just returned from Lincoln court speak high ly of speeches made by Gen. Leach and Maj. Montgomery before the Democratic clubs there Tuesday, Mr. R. I. Wcddington's barn and giu house, in Providence township, about 10 miles from the city, together with 30 bales' of cotton, were totally destroyed by fare Tuesday night The fire is supposed to be the work of ah incendiary. The loss ; is' about $2,500. Greensboro Patriot: Eighty-five con victs are now at work on the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad in the South-Western part of the city. There are about two and a half miles of grad ingto be done North-West of and in the city in order te make a through connection with the lower end of the road, the grading of which has been recently completed. The whole force will then be put on the Mt. Airy end above Bruce's X Roads. News and Observer: The receipts of cotton here yesterday were 731 bales. The loss by the fire at Mr. Geo. T. Cooke's barn, Wednesday night, was about 1,500. There were about 17,000 pounds of cotton stored in the barn.- The general meeting of creditors of the Bank of North Carolina, together with the sale of the remaining effects belonging to the estate, has been adjourned to December 7th and 9th respectively, on account of the death of Mr. Ohas. Dewey, assignee. Newbernian: Produce-dealer Hamil ton has some Hyde county pumpkins which will turn the scale at 47 pounds and upwards. -About 1,500 bushels rough rice were purchased in our market, yesterday, by Mr. Wm. II. Oliver, for tho Wilmington rice mill at 95 cents per j bushel. The young son of Mr. It. A. Russell, who was so dangerously cut on Tuesday night, still remains in a pre carious condition. I he young gentle man is now lying: at his father's residence in the upper portion of the county, about twenty miles distant from this city. In. I Frank Duffy, who visited him on Wed- nesday, informs us. that the wound is a very sciou3 one, the knife having pene- trated the chest bone, and entered the lung cavity. Winston Sentinel: Without an tfx- ception, the Hebrew citizens of Winston are staunch Dfimor.rata. finv.'Vanrp will address the people here next Mon day. Rev. James E. Hall has been conducting a teries of successful meetings at the Moravian Church, (colored), in Salem, the past week. Sportsmen report game more plentiful this, fall than ever before known. It is an easy matter to oag irom to ou partridges in one afternoon. Miss Painter, the well- known revivalist, is here assisting Rev Mr. Page in a series of protracted servi ces at the Methodist P. Church. Mr. James Shutt, a well-known farmer of this section, disposed of his property on xnaay ana Saturday ot the past week, and will shortly remove to Missouri, in which State he intends to make his future home. Toisnot Sunny Home: A little son of W. H. R s, Esq., of Pactolas, Pitt county, hung himself one day last week in attempting to get out ot a swing. - He v.. J. K. Gnmth announced last Sun day that he would commence a series of meetings at the Methodist church in this place next Sunday. Ho hopes to con tinue the meetings through the entire week. -Mr. w. II. Lancley, near this place, informed us a few days ago mat ne had made this year with two horses, 30 bales of cotton from 30 acres of land. He sowed 11 bushels of wheat and thrashed out 22S bushels. After nttinT Tho whont no erttrrfirl a nn nF I the held in peas and had gathered about 200 bushels. The lowest estimate on his corn crop is 200 barrels. A horri bio fratricide took place near Toisnot on last Tuesday night. Ld. B. Farmer shot and instantly killed his brother John W. Farmer. Whiskey. Kinston Journal: D. S. Aman. Esa , 7?, . ""v-nv.u vijftooms reaucea to $i.w ana upwards of Palo Alto, lost his gin house by fire J i, 4jlrt4.i,5M ; ' nr on the 16th instv containing about 40,- AiWajS bOHietUlDg ISGWt 000 pounds of seed cotton. Mr. J. "W. Kincey brought in on Monday some Irish potatoes of a second crop raised this year." He planted in July, and some of the potatoes now harvested weigh over one pound each. On the night of the 19th inst, Mr. Kit Bland, of Pitt county, had the misfortune to lose two of his sons, aged respectively 8 and 10 years. They were attacked with con gestive chill and died within an hour of each other. A sad case of bereave ment occurred this month in the lamily of Mrs. "Wilson, near Lenoir Institute. One of her oldest sons, Albert H. Wil son, - after a long illness from typhoid fever, died on the 1st of October, and only five days later a younger brother, Benjamin P. Wilson, was carried away by the same disease. Henderson Review. Two of the Re publican missionaries from New York spoke here yesterday. The cotton gin of Mr. Thomas Smith, near Bear Pond, -and a considerable, quantity of cotton was consumed by fire on Wednes day night last. The fire wa3 accidental, Wilson Advance; Gen. Matt W. Ransom, our senior Senator, and Col. W. F. Greene, of Franklin, will address the democracy of Nash at -Nashville to-mor row. -Two of .North Carolina's most distinguished orators, C. C. Clark, Esq., 'of Newbern, and Hon. George Davis, of Wilmington, will address the people of Wilson to-morrow, Saturday. - Last Pnday, near Cedar liock, Franklin county, a little child of Mr. Joha J. May came to his death by burn- lpg. A friend gives us the following particulars: Mr. May was at a cotton gin about a mile from home, and his lit tle son was hauling cotton to the gin for him. At about 13 o'cloek Mr. May sent his son home to bring his dinner, but on reaching home he found that it was not ready. Airs. May went out leaving the by by the fire, and pretty soon there after heard him scream, and upon run ning into the house found that he was literally Bin a blaze. Mrs. May did everything that was possible to entin- guish the flames and save her child, but all her efforts were unavailing, though her hands were burned to the bone. The child lived six or eight hour3. 4 A Grand Reputation Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has reached a reputation that is not lim ited by the confines of section or coun try. There arc no injurious substances nor false and temporary stimulants in the preparation. It is purely vegetable and compounded under a formula that has passed severe tests and won endorse ments'" from somQ of the highest medical talent in the countrv. New York World. Registration Places For the benefit of our readers we pub lish below the list of registration places. Remember, if you have changed your p'ace of residence from one "Ward to an other vou are reauired bv law to tret a " " Ward and then register in. the Ward in which von now reside t-- j. iir j TT t-. - , at T. J. Herring's, on Sixth, between Bladen and Harnett streets. First Ward, Lower Division, at J. C. Stevenson & Co.'s store, on Fourth street. Second Ward, at J. C. Lumsden's Front street. Third Ward, at W. L. Jacob's store, corner Fourth and Princess streets. Fourth Ward, at W. P. Oldham's mill, Dock street. Fifth Ward, at Bremer's store, corner Fifth and Castle streets. The Acre of Miracles Is past, and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will not raise the dead, will not cure you if your lungs are half wasted by consumption, or your system sinking! under cancerous disease. It is, however, unsurpassed both as a pectoral and alter- ative, and will cure obstinate and severe i disease of the throat and lungs, coughs, and bronchial affections. Bv virtue of its wonderful alterative properties it cleanses and enriches the blood, thus curing pimpie3, blotches and eruptions, ana causing even great eating ulcers to heal. Sold by druggists. Wilmington District. Fourth round of quarterly meetings for the Wilmington District. Methodist El Church South Onslow, at Queen's Creek, . . . . Oct 30-31 Lmplin, at Wesley..... Nor 6-7 Clinton, at Clinton... ... ........Nor 1314 Uohane, at Newton Grove Nov 2021 1X51 EVERY OFFlGIAIi MEMBEft D6 BUTO a to beat the fourth quarterly conference. Dear Brethren, let us pbess the battle all over the District and look to God FOB VICTORY. L. S. BUBKHEAD, V Presiding Eldar. Magnolia, N. O , Aug 18, 1880. Is It Possible tnat a remedy made ot such common. simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion, &ct make so many and such marvelous and wonderful cures as Hop Bitters do? It must be, for when old and young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and hditor, all testify to having been cured by them, we muit believe and doubt no longer iiee other column. tost. When you visit or leave New York City. stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite n . . . . i Restaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices Street cars, stages and elevated railroad to all parts ol the city. lj Water street merchantawill keep their j feet dry in Winter by wearing Rosen thal's boots and shoes. f LARGE STOCK OF :8TRAW Good, Flower Bajketa, School Luaeh Bigt, Straw Hand Satche's, Ladiei' Work Baskets, Wall Pockets, Berap Basket, 3 , Also, an elo gnt line of Faney Frames and Euelj, Cbromo and Faacj Ooodf. A thouuad School Book?, raitabl for la th psblie ana pnrata sebou or tali locality. 'Bricks Without Straw," by A W Tear tea. author of,"A Fool's Errand, "Firs oct 25 Book Stors President Haye. - The validity of Mr. Hayes' title may always be questioned, and his administra tion criticised, but the payment of cne uonar gives a vaiiu uue to one Dome oi Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and its administration can never be crit icised in cascj ot coughs, colds, incipien consumption, and , general debility, for leading physicians of all schooL? endorse the Discovery and prescribe it in their practice. Sold by druggists. Church Services. Worship in the various churches of the city to-morrow as follows ; ST. JAMES' PABISH, corner Third and Market streets. Rev. A. A. Watson, D. D., Rector. Oct. oist, Twenty-tbird Sunday after Trinity. Morning! Prayer at 11 o'clock. Sunday School al 3:15 p. m. Eveniu? Prayer at 5 o'clock. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, comer Third and Red Cross strecsts. Oct. 31st. Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity. buuday bjcbool at .1:30 p. m. Evenm, Prayer at 4:30 o'clock. ST. TAULS EVANG. LUTHEKAN CHURCH. Corner of Sixth and Market streets. Rev. G. D. Bembeim, D. D., Pastor. Festival of the Reformation. English Services at 11 a. m. and 730 p. m. Sunday School at 21 p. m. Anniversary of the Christian Association at 3 p. m. Cate chetical instruction on Friday at 3 p. m. sr. mask's episcopal chuech (colored) corner Sixth and Mulberry streets. Rev. C. O. Brady, minister in charge, Rev. Geo. Patterson, D. D. in expected to preach in this Church on Sunday evening, the Twenty-hrst Sunday alter Trinity Oct. 17th at 7:30 o'clock. Seats free. SECOJTD PBESBYTEBIAN' CHUBCH cor Fourth and Campbell streets. Rev. C M. Payne, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 11. a. m. and 7:30 p.m. Sabbath School at 3:30 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. FIFTH STBEET M. E. CHUBCH (SOUTH,) on Fifth, between Nun and Church streets. Rev. T. P.. Ricaud, pastor. Services at 11 a. m, and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath School at 9 a. ra. Prayer Meeting Thursday eve ning at 7:30 o'ciock. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHUBCH cornert Fourth and Orange streets, Rev. T. M. Ambler, tor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m Sunday School at 3:30 p. m. toeats iree I r -vr 1 1. 1 1 i.u; i i :. (want of this celebrated Plow cm now I have their orders fl lied at J A corn's Hard 1 warn uewi, ixv. iu o. riuiib ol. I ; n.T if, o T t. t COIH1EBGIAL HEWS WILMINGTON MARKET 1 OCTOBKtt SO 4 PM.I. SPIRITS TURPENTINE Opened, firm at 43 cents, a decline of A a cent on yester day's rales. Sales of : 5 casks at that fig ure, KOSIN Quoted dull at 81 40 for Strained and fl 45 for Good Strained No sales re ported. TAR Quoted firm 'at 2 40 per bbl cf 289 lbs, an advance of 10 cents since yester day's quotations. - CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted firm at 81 80 for Hard and 82 80 for Yellow Dip COTTON Quoted quiet. We hear of sales 200 bales on private terms. The following are the official quotations; Ordinary Centa Oood Ordinary...... 9 Low Middling 10 Middling... Good MtddUng.. 44 1$ It Cotton ,1633 balta Bpirita Turpentine.... o65 caais Rosla. M....... UYi bbis Tar 216 " Grade Taroen tins... 618 ii MARI2E HEWS. AHKl VD. Stoamer Elisabeth, Bisbee, Smithville. Master Steamer Faseport, Harper, Smithville, Master. Steamer Wave, Itobeson, Kelly's Uove Williams & Mnrebison. steamer North atat. Green, Kelly's Cove worm b worm. CLVAVLKD, Steamer Master. Steamer Master. fSllzabetb, Bisbee, Smithville, rasa port, Harper, Smithville, Steamer Wave, Robeson, Wlllams & Murchlson Fayetteville Steamer North state. Green, Kelly's Cove worm . worm ier oarque Charles. Lanehoff. London Nor barque Jerbuen. Svendsen, London w iiuams ac -ttiurcnison. marque uiacier, fcjmall, Mayaguez, G Eiporu. VjaxiSB. London Ger barque Charles 3,061 bbls xusin. .for barque Jerbuen 1,390 casks spta, 450 uum rusiu. rorto ltlco-Barque Glacler-180,069 feet iuuiuer, Norfolk Oysters. BPLE2TDID LOT Of Flae. Fat NORFOLK OT8TSE3 by Express this day. Also, New Biver Oysters and all famished in anystyle desired. JOHN HAAB, Jr., oct 22-tlst!f Mozurt 8aloon. I Have Just Betumed FROM THE WESTERN PART OF THE SUte with a fin took of HUMAN HAIR. which I will mike up in the latest styles at prices mat mast salt. Oombings and old hsir worked OTer. and d&rkend or lirhtan- auo,s sine stock of Millinery and No tions just received. On Market, between Id said 3d itreets, next WU. Dveiasr EstsJUh- menu UIHS 1A)U. dTUAHT. Oct 13-tf Winberry Oysters. THE TIN EST OF the MMoiu By the Dozen, Qaixtor Gallon, ai JOHN OABJlOLL'd, pftl ;IIsxkstst 0 iiit of veweii Over loo toxn Port Oct. 29, 1380- Br Northern Queen , 378 tens. Andrews, Alex Sprunt & Son iier Erna. 5S2 tons. Vow. A E Peschau fc Westermann Nor Embli, 3S8 tons, Sim onsen, O PMebane Ger Charles. 318 tons, Lanshoff, Eli Barker & Co Nor Jeibuen, 271 tons, Svendsen, C P Mebane Nor Knadsvig, 344 tons, Evensen, na, ivensen, Heide &Co , small, EG Barker & Co Am GUcler, 312 tons. Nor Korsfelrer, 425 tons, Reinertsen, C PMebane Nor Fltd, 333 tons, Neilsen, C P Mebane Nor Chatham, 348 tons, Horn, EG Barker & Co Ger Lucie Rodman, 447 tons, Myer, E Peschau & Westennan Ncr Abraham Skalie,342 tons, Gregensen, CP Mebane Swd M.mgu3 Iius3, 32 tons Tjulin, Heide & Co BRIGS. Am S V Merrick, 335 tODS, Lippincott, Geo Harriss Br Tratnore, 220 tons, Morris, Alex sprunt & bm cuooners; Am Jos ph Souther, 381 tons, Watts, J H Chadbourn & Co Am Clai a, 293 tens, Crammer. Geo Harriss Am iraniy Hook, 127 tons, Johnson, - Geo Harnss Am Mary Bear, 168 tons, Chadwick, Geo Han iss Am Lena Hunter, 285 tODS, Dole, Geo Harriss Am Annie R Lewis. 217 toLS, Lewis, EG baaicer & Co For tins Port from Foreign Ports BARKS. Nor Agatha, 360 tons, Rohr, tv. Liver Nor Arctic, . Hansen cleared from Seville Oct 6. Nor Arizona, 542 tons. Gabrielsen. sailed irom Liondon. sept 25 r - i Jior A M Schwergoard, 429 tons, Ev ersen, at uarrow, Sept Her Amalia & Hedwifj, 329 tons, Gehm. at Gloucester, Sept 16. Ger Atlantic, 398 tors, Scherinc, sailed irom Hotteraam, sept 6. Mo Camilla, 418 tons,borensen, at Wa terford,Oct2l. Ger Carl Max, (294 tons, Beyer, sailed from Belfast, Aug 28. JSor Cato, 4U3 tons, Kroger, sailed from Liverpool, Sept s. Nor Chas Northcote, 418 tons, Erick- sen, sailed from Barrow, Oct 21. Nor Charlotte Anna, Leven. sailed from liordeanx, bept o Ger Fnedrich Perthes, 480 tons, Walter, saiiea trom Hamburg, Sept 10 Dan Elene, 495 tons, Dahl, sailed from i Bordeaux, Sept 9. Nor Jforsete, 345 tons, Kundsen, sailed irom Nazaire, Aug 2o. Dan Galeon, 313 tons, KalsbrolL Nor Helene, 305 tons, Laa!, sailed from Wlhelrashaven, Sept 9. x Nor Hope, 633 tons. Stvesen, sailed from Bordeaux, Sept 19. Nor JuDinal, 6oz tons, Jensen, sailed i rom Liverpool, Sept 3. Ger Kosmos, 389 tons, Westerhrg, sail., ed from Liverpool, Oc. 4 Nor Madona, 450 tons, Olsen, sailed from Grimstadt, Oct 7 Nor Mindora. 291 tons, , at Glouces ter, Ang 25. Nor Neptune, 428 tons, loDlasen. sailed from Shields, Aug 20 via Madeira. Nor Polyk;arp, 498 tons, 01ten, sailed from Grinisiad, Sept 1. Nor Samson, 348 tons, Naess, at Liver pool, Oct 21. Nor Stanly, 633 tons, Ellincsen, at Cork, Oct. 12. i GerTberese, 1,089 tons, Hashagen,sail ed fiom Hamburg, Oct 24. BRIGS. Ger Albertine Meyer, 2C6 tots, sailed i from Dublin, Sept. 17. Bonito, 158 tons, Mitchell, sailed from BowliDg, Sept. 24. Nor Dolen, 362 tons. Deitrichsen, at Liverpool, Aug 30. Ger Express, 271 tons, Fretwurst, at Liverpoor, Oct 14. Nor Hilding, 24(? tons, Jenseu, at Lis bon, Oct 21. Nor Ryno, 263 tons, Sorensen, sailed from Hull, Sept 13, CLYDE'S -ANr Wilminerion, Steamship ra, c. Line. TfiE STEAK ER BENEFACTOR. OAPT. JONES, WILL SAIL JSOM XEW'TOSK OH SATURDAY, Oct. 30. ?7- Shippers eaa relj upon the prompt allins; of B team en as advertised. For .Freiffht Engagements apply to THOS. E. BOND, Sop't, WHminsioB. Hi C THEO. G. EOEBv Freight Ageat, iew rort. WU. F. CLYDE A CO.. 35 Broadway, New York. ct a For Rent. GOOD 8T0B3 for countrj trade.on Market street, between 8e till ond and Third. Also Rooms. Applv to THKM0KOY8, Attorneys and Counsailors at Law. sept 18-tT?. . Star eopy - . - aii L in Hew Advertisements Secretary's Office, WILMINGTON & WELDON R. R. CO. Wilmixqtox, N. C, Oct. 27, 1S80. nnHE FORTY-FIFTH Annual Meeting X the Stockholders of the WHmineton Weldon Railroad Company will be held in SllPAr'v. Wilmington, at the officV of the Company, Dl'CBr "rF bmpe Uff on Tuesday, the 16th of November next. T-. OUm 5 Vtom n . J. WT. THOMPSON, oct 2S-tm Secretary. Secretary's Office, WILMINGTON. COL. & AUG. R. R. CO. Wilmington, N. C, Oct. 27, 1SS0. rtlHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock 1 holders of the Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta Railroad Compauv will beheld at the office of tbe Company, in Wilmiug ton,on luesday, the 16th of November next. W. THOMPSON, i Secretary. oct 23-tm Ship Notice. ALL PERSON 8 are hereby forewarned not to trust or harbor any ot $he 'crew of the QOEKN. Cut Andrew, aa no debts of tbeir contracting will be paid br euner me uapiain or consignees. OCt 27-3 1 AUA. BfaUNI A SOW, Newspaper for Sale. F ANY ONE OF THE . the Review desi- es READERS OF to engage in and has a few he will learn the newspaper business, hundred dollars .to Irveet, something to his interest upon application to the editor of this paper. He knows of a weekly paper for 6ale which is now in a prosperous condition, and is located in a prosperous, growing railroad town, In the centre of a fine cotton growing country. The object of the proprietor in selling is to give his attention to other private and important interests. Apply early to the editor ol thi3 paper. JOSH. T. JAMES. Wilmington, N. C., Oct. 2Sth, 1880. New Crop Rice O A Tierces and bbls Carolina RICE 150 Ba2;sprirne RI coffee 1000 Bbls Good Flour' 100 Reflned sugar 100 Bbls Cuba M0LASSES' onn Kes9 nails. At Low Prices. Hall & Pearsall. oct 27 Home Again ! jyI?S KABREB would rpeolful'y an. nounce to the I a lies of Wilmington that she has returned from th North with an ele gant assortment of Millinery and other sroods wnica are now oeinjr opened ana wnicn ano will take great pleasure in exhibiting to the oct 22 THOMAS E McKOY, HUC0E88OU Ti Boatwright & McKoy WILL 8TATK THAT HIS Stock is Largre ! 'ft - and is replenished dally by FRESH GOODS ! It L anylhior; bat pleasant f or me toa.- peal to our friends to pay what they honestly - owe me tbtoch the publie pres; but I have sent statement after lUtemeni I . - j mail, and numbers have treated tht m with si 1 nee. Iat&ir!ht? my goods for your faii!'e I ask jou if I m not enUtled to so i e coed leration ? Com id see me and make so cm arranatment.? TUOs. u. iflcKOY, , Greyer an IJquor Dealer t HQ 6a f Irontftraat - uiac ellftriAA ' UMd.lathpria3i?MChn,.v . Qt ZxceUent for Xadie, and of lilc age(j & i -n in. rpHia la m$Ae frnm the jiJca'tir riiei lathi, ccaatry. ii, !Cr m Tonic w . 8!reBit6Eiii fmjv Beinir the ponhttb J vs. r!:.. CttlT under Mr. 8peer', own jwton.'v:'. it. parity and nuinenew ae The rooccest child rrtT n.w! T , Hie Wl cae it to advantage. 1t h - neiai to t&e aced to the-.arioiu aiJmant, t;,at affiiV .v? 'fflift ft - nLlKLi ON. SLEEKS P. The P. J. BHKBRT t. . W. . .. RIOR CHARACTER, and pamki; ? golden qualities of the gr.r is made, jror ruritj. Kichnw, FU.r. 1 MEDICINAL PKOiWltt '..IlT ' found unexcelled. . " W1U i SPEER'S Brandy, Countrj, being far repeiior for mtfmZ - - wub unri wmi am i . . poses. it is a Pure di-tiiiatiof. frft and contain! valuable medicinal propJJJ It has a delicate flavor, similar to thtitf the rrspes from which it i riUtiii ri? in great faver among first-clsia families. See that the signature o' Alfred aasaio. S. J.. ia omr the v-k v.r ..A 'r- Ue. For sal by W. H. ORFKN.J. n Druriristo, and P. L BHIDOKRjs A no JO sftO-U a. n a at ... - Eeceived this Dav. QQ CASES ROKDERJER A CO. DRY EOWZY OHAHllQj FHOMJBOND, . At Importer's Price. GEO, MYBRSj'geii FRESH 0 OASEa FBEftCH BRANDT, ' From'Bond ttlTl. ' ' ;i And for sale at Importer's Prioec Oalj $1.6C for a BotUe.W Impotfed Prtnoh Brtsdj, At ' GEO. MYElia 25 Tubs GILT EDGE BUTTER, SO CENTS A P0U5D, Choicest Grasa Bittft WINE8 AND , LIQUORS, of bcatgradsi, At PopnlsrlVi SEO, MYERS, No. 11, 13, 16JS i&h Froiitrt. may 27 Rfiorteagee's Sale. BY VIRTUE of the provisions eotsleii in a certain deed of mortgage execstid on tbe 28th day oi March 1870, br WUlua B. Hall and C. Josephine Hall, hii wife, James Wilson, regiatered in tbe Bczifteri Office of New Hanover coutty. in Book Z, Z. pages 88, 87, and 88, 1 will sell at psblio tac tion, for Cash, at the Court House door, o the city of Wilmington, on Saturday tie iOn day of October, 1880, at 12 cTclock, boos, tt following lot in said city beginning at a pott on the North side of A an street, distant feet East from tb e Northeast corner of 1b and Seres th street, thence runoisg along tbi line, of Ann street Kaatwardljr 6 feet ground now or late of Thomas Owens, theso Northwardly along said Owen's line and ptf allel with said Seventh atreet. 166 feet, to lot of ground owned by William A Greet tbenoe along said Green's line Weitwirdl ard parallel with said Ann alreet. 6 fet tt ground of Thomaa Parker, thence ilonf said Parker's line Southwardly and p&riU, with Seventh street 166 feet to the f I"! beginning, 1 JAME8 WILSOJ, oct 18-td . Mortraee. Rust Well Auger, Rust Well Drills, Bust Horse Power. THE;BE8T AND M08TSUCCESaf' Well borine and Proiwmtinc Tools V ufactured. GAS PIPE SHAFTING and Coupling The most improved Surfaee Attacboee Guaranteed to make good wells anrwitr W orks much fitar and with fa&If tut Id of any other tools. Auger and Drills work by hand for bant power. Drilli and Hone power bave capacity vx 2,000 feet. . In use fiveiyears and vo failures. ' Made from beat malarial and aold for bss the price of others. Bend for cireulars O. BU-T, aulTf.lydlw St. JosepbJ Sale of Valuable TAce riantatlon. - gY VIRTUE and in pursuance of a dscrw of the Superior Court of New Hsaorer county, made at Jane term, 1880, in tbs ess of A. D. Brown af aiast J. E. Wiaasts. stsj I will, on Ifoadav, the lit day of Nots 1M50, at 11 o'clock, A if. at tke Ceurt U door In Wilmington, sell to the highest der, at public auetioa, for cash, that a' Me fclea PlaaUUon oa the Northwest br r .v. n d m Utt Held1 and formerly owned by tbe lats fifth i llcBeo. F. D. DARBY, Qomt . uub. CDTLix. Flxincxs Attomsy, ; .