North Carolina Newspapers

THIS PAP Sundays . ex- Mil tcpted by JOSH T.' JAMES, ttttONS rOSTAGB PAID: 3CBSCS 5 ths, 3. Three me oo; One month, 35 cents. oBtwiubedeUveredb7..caxTlera frea fW P4p part of the city, it the above ta per "week. - Mr 1" v , nr rauj u mi i a-nA all foil. 1VOT VTTT Lbacrlbers -r ; , ..lve t" " ' - . patty Pviw his the largest rulation. of any newspaper sde circulation, of any newspaper ggnSryrady has formally with in from Tammany Hall? . Th York Herald say?, . cditori- lhat "alttogethcr the outlook in is not cheering for Blaine." ,.mPH passing the site of the otfiboldi Btatne haue been requested lute it by giving three .whistles, as mJerof the monument's signifi- JJCU' eibce. . Couot Moltke. accordinsr to a manu f4.tnred story in the Paris Figaro, was :,a m be fo weak that he had to be .j w;th a spoon. A German paper, in to fetam. says that Moltke is quite strong enoagh to whip France once more. In several ol the counties of England thaeeutry have moyea successfully jjainst the licensing ot liquor booths at it torse race?, and tne runiseuers nave re- Ulialiated by killing oil all the loxes, so ihatthe soort Of hunting is spoiled. . The Independent Republicans ot New Jersey, in the address adopted by their State executive committee, declare j that the party "can only gain a renewal of life and health and future usefulness" ing; by the defeat of Mr. Blaine It i3 now settled tnat tne isritisn rar- aament iato be asked at the next session to rote an allowance to Prince Alber1 'Victor Christian Edward, eldest son ol 'the Prince of Wale3, of $50,000 a year. iThe Radicals intend to organize a vig orous opposition to the proposed grant. Dispatches from Milwaukee report the desertion of Blaine by the Hon. William Young, the great wheat com mi33ion merchant, and Judge Butt, the Republican candidate for Congress in the Seventh District two yeara ago. The influence of such men as these. who both support Cleveland, will be gre&t. - , : Christkn Morelein, a wealthy brew- ir, and the moat influential German in Cincinnati, has declared for Cleveland. ' He supported the Republican ticket la? t itlL It is announced that all the lead ing brewers in Cincinnati, nineteen in Bomber, have decided to support Cleveland. m . ........ . . I lammany is at its oia triCKS again ujs making a courbination witn tne Dipe managers to swap vows m iuo city election. The New York Herald editorially calls upon -Democrats and j Republicans alike to hold a mass nieet- - MUM UIULIjOU UAUIlllilV S.XU WW&AASVW m M such corrupt men the eity affairs. to gain control ot The Democrats of .the Secund Dis- pki of Wisconsin nominated Gen. E Bragg for Congress on the 150th allot. He was the "dark horse," and as not put up until several aspirants M exhausted themselves. Gen. Bragg i the gentleman who gave Tammany Hal OCT! all a severe excoriation in the Dem atic National Convention. A LonH infto. ca f ATi fjiari- f one's recent political tour, that he has 2am given, in delivering three speech- to enormous audiences, two of them Bfarly two hours long each, extraordi ary eyidence of his undiminished sicaland intellectual force as well s of the quality of his voice, not ess Cfar and sonorous now than fifty years iJohn C. Eno''the fugitive from Vrican iasticc. is making himself portable in Canada. He has leased e residence of R.R.Dobell. a wealthy Sherman, whn u mln hometoEnz. The house is surrounded by ten J Ti of beautifully laid-out grounds, I ta 18 considered one of the finest rest! s near Quebec. He pays a rent of ti.000 a year. a marriage in Paris between ncotnte Flearv and Mile. Deslandes is ComPared to .the reconciliation ot the Montagues and the Capulets The fjls Napoleon's most confidential ad- tler, while the' bride is the grand- j caaghter of Catalini. the celebrated lu?2er, who was noted for her intense I Htredof Naooleon In 1806 aha fled I from Paris in the night time to avoid a I pmand to sing in opera for Nape-1 a. . I fWhpn .".ui llate aVth rwS'l fad taken nnM ti cmiA Ttinm . T.lrBin. 1 d next morning I was hoarse I t. J . ' " U1U1U1UX r uT - UI' oowie oi ur. rtnu s 13. yniP fixed me op. and Wleafor next time." U 0ow is thaUraito cItq Smith's Worm V 1 T H 1 vaj. T 1X1 T rr 1 T AJT7WC LivUAJj 11 Ei YV O. INDEX TO NEW ADYERTIXEH EITt. C W Yates School BAot . Hetjssbekqer School Books ' ,W H-Strauss, Pres't Notice " " S U Manning, Sheriff Tax Notice Attention Democrats Second Ward A 3 DeRosset, Com'r Partition Sale A JDeEosskt, Com'r Partition Sale E G Blair Housekeepers, Attention Munds Buos. & DeRosset By Steamer F C -Miller Friends ana Fellow-Citizens 1 ' " - - - ; , , StepXadders, all lengths, at Jacobi's Depot; The St. Jame3 Homo School will open on the 9th inst. The receipts of cotton at this port - day foot up 1,383 bales. Ger. barque Lydia Pescww.'.Bremers. sailed from Glasgow on tha 29th inst., for this port. . It was an ite cool this morning but soon became warm again under the influence of the sun's rays. The Young Men's Progressive Club have a very important meeting in the City Court Room this evening. A meeting of the Democrats of the Second Ward, for reorganization, will be held in the Court House this even There will be a total eclipse of the moan to-morrow afternoon, commenc- mg t about half-past 2 o'clock. It will be nartiallv visible here. Let him who regrets the loss of time make proper use of that - which is to come in the iuture, and straightway have a suit of clothes made by Dyer & Son. t There have been indications that a change of weather was about to take place, but thus far it has only resulted in appearances. It is the same dry weather. Prof Catlett's Cape Fear Academy opuned on the 1st inst. There were 5G pupils in attendance, which nam ber will probably be increased by the beginning of next week. There was one'ease before the May or this morning for refusing to pay the required license tax for retailing liquor. He was found guilty and required to pay a flue of $25, the extent of the law. Good materials Droperlv Doroortioned which are the essential reanisites in mixed paintscarrbe best attain d b uain the N ,Y Enamel Paint ftol(1 t t . nor.,s Dn, -. oee advertisement ot sa.c, by Messrs, 1 Cronly & Morris, of valuable real estate in this city, l he property is located on the South side of Market street, between Second and Third, and is among the most valuable in the city. The eclipse to-morrow afternoon be gins, according to Turner's Almanac at I mmuie pasi o ciogk, ana enas ai 35 minutes past 6 We hope it will not be visible here for we would rather have a gooa nara ram man an eciipse. n;a.rAfirr.Atn roirir, if von want to vote ai tne coming eiecuoo, auu it would be well to be prepared to tel exactly upon what block and lot you live, as the registrar has the right, un der the law, to demand that such shal be stated. The remains of the late Capt, R. S. Radchiffe -arrived here this morning on the Carolina Central train and were I int.prrpd this afternoon in Oakdale Cemetery.. They were escorted to the grave.by the Masonic Jdge ol which fe was a naemnerana aeiega es irom the various otner orgau.uouS which he was als0la member. Keffistratlon. At noon to-!ay 42. persons had regis- tered in the third division of the first warti. TlTese include the white and colored Toters and as the Ward is over whelmingly Republican, it is safe to say that a large majority of those reg istered were colored. Death of Mr. LeGwin. Mr. John F. LeGwin, a venerable and highly esteemed citizen ot this place, and father of Mr. John J. Ie- G win and Mr. Lott M. LeGwin, died At his residence in this city yesterday of congestive malarial fever. He was native of Topsail Sound but had resided in this city ever since 1859. He was r11iLnt Confederate soldier, having been a member of Capt. Bunting'a bat- tery of light-arUliery. The remains Ln 5foyroH thin flirnnnn in Rellevne rLmeierv . " ? tKfyt that first onalitv shirts are beiss raads to order tX oao dollar at tho Wilnintcn Ohirt Factcry, r :? ;ti. . - 'S -: --. -.1. '. . - - . - I W ILMINGTON; N. C., FRI DAY. OCTOBER 3, Exports Foreign. ; .The exports foreign from this port 30th. during the month ended Sent; 884, were as follows: " - ' ' ; Spirits 'turpentine. 334.238 gallons valued at $113,133; 121628 barrels rosin, $14,196; 10 barrels tar, $27; 5 barrels pitch, $10; 1.063:000 leel fumberj $15.s 331, and 170.000 shingles. $899; making a total value of exports foreign for the month amounting to $143,590. j : : Tiio w.. c; & a. it i& The following, which we clip from heChadbourn. Times, tells the thing exactly and as such has out warm endorsement :- The Wilmington. Columbia! and Augusta Railroad, part of the Atlantic Coast Line, is certainly in a fine con dition. Tne road bed has beer ereatlv mproved and the work Jn that direc tion still goes on. For convenience. comtort. quicK and safe travel, polite and attentiue conductors, and general management the road will not tall be hind any other. It is well officered by men whose thorough and practical knowledge peculiarly fits them for lha positions they occupy. Tho authorities are to be congratulated on their success. A Wilmington Boy. We are gratified to learn that our former citizen, Mr. Frank Mj Fre mont, who left here more than a year ago in the service of the Pitch Pine Manufacturing Co., of Savannah, is now located in the ''Gate City." Atlan ta, Ga., where he is agent in charge of he Gate City Planing Mills and Lum: ber Company, now owned by Messrs. D.C. Bacon & Co., of Savannah, which s said to be the largest lumber concern in the State of Georgia. Blood, I and Wilmington blood especially, will tell in the long run. Republican Convention. The Republicans of Pender county met in Convention at.the Court House at Burgaw yesterday, and the meeting was called to order by A. V. Horrell, Chairman of the County Executive Committee. The regular committees were appointed and Mr. Horrell! was made permanent Chairman. A county ticket was then nominated. as follow: Representative H. Lloyd. . Register of heeds A. E. Taylor Coroner S. B. Costin. Surveyor C. M. Taylor. The Convention endorsed E. M. Johnson. Independent candidate: for Sheriff. The delegates to tho Senato rial Convention, when called, were A. V. Horrell and AGamberg. The dif- i ferenttownship3 were all represented and the meeting was haimonious. Tlio Cornet Club. We see by the Wednesday evening edition of the News and Observer, that the bands at the Exposition, among which the band of-Wilmington was mentioned, were very fine, and that their appearance was noticeable, j As the band (the Cornet Concert Club) of thisr city did not attend, there must have been some mistake. In this connection it is proper to state what should have been said before that the music lurnished by the Club for the torchlight procession and parade on Wednesday night was very fine The members have made decided pro ficiency within the last few 'months, and are determined to maintain their position as the best musical organiza tion in the Statsv They have secured several new instruments, among which is a splendid snare (noi kettle), drum Other instruments have been thorough ly overhauled and repaired, and. all are in first rate trim to discourse excellent music- ' ' . Death of Mr. Osborn. Mr. Minott E. Osborn, one of Jhe largest stockholders in the New Hav en (Conn..) Reqisier, and a gentleman quite well known in this city, - died at hia home in New Haven on the 1st inst., aged 42 years. Mr., Osborn has passed several Winters in this city and it was during his visit here las 7ear that we had the good fortune to form his acquaintance. He was a gen tleman of rare attainments, affable and courteous In his association, with others with excellent conversational powers and a genial, kindly manner which en deared him to all. He bad been m failing health for several yean?,-but his final and iatal attack was paralysis o the brain. He leaves a wife and three children, besides a host - of friends to sorrow at his death. In the full prime of man hoed and in a career of. grea influence and usefulness the dread summons came and he had to obey the mandate. ;'- ::. ? For durable ; coloring the wails p rooms in beautiful tints, at llttla cost nothing equals tha Mabixixe sold a Jacob's D:rct. t Removals. Messrs. Atkinson & Manning have removed their .insurance rooms from over the NW Hanover Bank to the rooms on North Water street recently ccupied by Messrs. DeRosset & Co., ihe latter firm having removed to the building occupied by Mr. W. H. Mc-Rary. ! "Nordeck." Such is the name of tho play which will be presented at the .Operai House next Wednesday night, by the well and favorably known Mr. Frank Mayo in the title role, supborted by a first rate company. The play is excellent; the plot varied and, intensely interesting and such as will delight a Wilmington ?nerife J. G. W llson, is the author of the play. which is dramatized from tho popular novel of Vinetta. A Curious Tree. Mr. W. W. Shepherd brought to our office this morning a rare and beautiful curiosity. It was a twig taken. from a Chinaberry tree, the leaves of which were of a Very light and bright straw color. It came from Still Bluff, on Black river, in Pender cbuntv. where he tree grew and when it now is, in a flourishing condition, with all its eaves and berries of the same bright olor we have described. The ; tree is hrifty and is now about 18 inches in diameter in its largest part, and, what is remarkably singular, its annual growth of leaves and fruitage has al ways been of the color. In all other respects the tree is entirely normal. Personal. Mr. O. P. Myers, who manages the excursion business for Robinson's Cir cus, is in the city attending to that de partment of the business. Rev. Dr. Pritchard arrived in the city last night from Point Caswell and Moore's Creek, where he has been preaching tor the last week. Mr. A. A. McLean, Chief of the letter carriers' department at the postoffice in this city, left here this morning for a short visit to New York. Mrs. S. G. Hall and daughter, after an absence of several weeks, which they passed mainly at Salem, Forsyth coun ty, returned to the city last night. Mr. Greer Kidder has returned to the city from South America, for which part ot the world ho sailed from this city last bpring. He came to oruusvYius, viu.., uu a sailing vusaei and irom that port to this city overland. his citv overland. What's the difference between the lower part oi me leg ana a comet f une s shin and bone and the other's been and shone. What's the difference between a sound shin and a bruised shin ? St Jacobs Oil. It cures. Marshal Key. Mr. H. M. Foard, of this city, has in his possession a writing desk which was the prpperty of the late Peter S. Ney popularly supposed to have Ijeen the re nowned Marshal Ney, of France. Peter S. Ney came to this country in 1816, and died in the laster part of 1816, at the residence of Mr. O. G. Foard, at Rowan Mills, Rowan county, where be had been employed for several years as a teacher. The writing desk is of ma hogany and. must have been a very nice piece 01 iurnuure wnen it was new, but it has become somewhat de faced and worn by time and rough. usage. There was a comb-and pocket knife, which were also the property of Mr. Ney. Before be died the deceased told Mr. Foard that the desk contained his real history, and when it was open ed. after his decease, Mr. Foard found a large amount of manuscript French shorthand. This was turned over to a gentleman irom New York to construe, but. unfortunately, for a number lncr nJffhf. f Tt arlll Ka J . . . ... . . remembered Dy those laminar witn intrepid Marshal Ney was sentenced to De snoc, was iea to execuuon ana io an outward appearances was shot to death witn musketry, aitnougn - mere are those who have always contended that the execution was a sham ; that the executioners were in reality his friends ; that the muskets were loaded with blank cartridges, and that the doomed marshal was not injured, out was spirited away to a place of concealment and afterwards assisted to emigrate to this country, and that Peter S, Ney was in reality the tamed field marshal of Franee. whose exploits on many a hard-fought battle-ground filled the civilized world with wonder and ad miration. Mr. Foard will forward the relics to the; State Exposition at Raleigh. .... :.: : - - i- . TA everv llanseKeeoer t & r roou good " - suostaniioi cook, siove is an important ,nW.nrforTi11 finfiihp . . . . . . . i , 1884. NO: 236 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A BEATirUL. SET OF FANCY CARDS persons who have taken xjl sent free' to Urown'a Iron Bitters. Address Brown Chcml cal Co., Baltimore, Md. , ra 1 6t ATTENTION Democrats Second jWard. THERE WILL BE A MEETINGS lOF THE Uemocratsof the cc3nd Ward, for the purpose ot reorginlzmg tho Ward Club, at the Court Ho sc, rrlday Evening. aiS o'clock. A full attendance of the Voters of the Ward Lsdealred. , JOIIN W. DUNHAM, oct 3 It i President. Notice. 11HERK WILL BE A MEETING;! OT TIIE . YOUNG MEN'S PROGRESSIVE DEMO CttATIC CLUB, at the City Cofert Room, TO NJGOT, October 3d, at 8 o'clock. A full attend ince la desired. Ji W. II. STRAUSS, Prcs't K. F. JoiIKSON.Sccfy. : octS It " Housekeepers, Attention ! ' i JUST TUY E. G. BLAIR AND SEE HOW much you can save by bujing jour Groceries V- ; ' I from him. A dollar saved is a dollar made. oct 3 No. 19 North Second St Tax Rfotice. TT E OR TIIE PURPOSE OP COLLECTING tne State and County Taxes for 1SSI, I will be : - : " . i at the Voting Places la the TowrsUlps on the following days: . f - Federal PoInt Saturday, October 25th Masonboro, Monday, October i7ih ii - Harrett, Tuesday, October 2 Situ - .- "' i Cape Fear, Wednesday, October; 29th Prompt payment 13 requested. H v b. II. MANNING, oct S It ; Sheriff New Hanover Co M. CRONLY, Auctioneer. BY CRONLY & MORRIsL - ..! 0 ' : ;l Partition Salel B Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIIE arperior Court et New Ilamvcr county, In a cause there pending before the Clerk, between James c. munas ana wire Jfiiza a. Munds Mary C. Lor, Wm. L. DeRosset. Jr.. and others, plaintiffs, and Frederick J.TLord, Ar manad. ucuossec. donn it. xxnaon. ana otti ers. defendants, I as Commissioner under said decree, will offer for sale to the ulchest bid der, at the Court House door In the city of Wilmington, at 12 o'clock, on Wednesday, the 5th day ot November, 1884, all that I6t of liod situate in said city, beginnlog la jtha South line of Market street, 70 feet Kast ls$m Its 1p tersection with Eastern line of Second street and running thence East with Market street 48 feet, then South parallel with Second street 30 feet to a brick wail, thenco West with said QT foftf anil Irtn.hoa tr a Vivlilr 'HwllHfnf Wan it icci. huvum uuu'u v i u. aduu wail thence with tho line of eald buUdlcg East i feet, thence South with the Eastern line of said building 23 feet and 7 inches, thence West with the Southern line of said building 3 feet and 7 Inches to a wall, thence South with said wall and the west line of another brick burn ing 16 feet and 9 inches to a stone wall, thenco weftwiin saia scone wan o iectiana tnccce North parallel with Second street 198 feet to beirinninir. belne rart of Lots Nosi 1. 2and3 I In Block 153. bald lot will be d: divided by a straizht line running from North: to South. and sold In two separate parcels ; the West lot or parcel having a front of 23 feet on Market 8trcet and running back ihe same' width 19?, I and the Kast lot having a front of 25 feet cn Market and running 19S feet, bcinz 22 feet wide on its back line. Plat of saul lot can be seen atcnice of Cronly & Morris. Terms of Sale One fourth of i purchase money to be paid In cash, balance in three I spectlvcly from day of sale, purchaser to rive itnnal Inefo Imnnti In A R o rwi 11 i mMitht rt. notes for deferred payments drawing Interest from day of sale at rate or eigne per cent. A. J. DE&USS&T. Commissioner oct 3 6t oct 3, 10, 17, U xoy 3, 4 HI. CBONLiY, Auctioneer. BY CRONLY & MORRIS. Partition Sale. . ... - - . n 1 Y VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OE A B decree of the Superior Court of Iew Hanover county, in a certain ex parte special proceed ing there pending, wherein Frederick J. Lord, Armand j. ueuossct, wuuamit j-exioseet, and others are the cetltloners. I. as Com mis sioner under said decree, will offer for sale to the highest bidder, at the court House door. lnthecltr of Wllmioeton. at 12 o'clock, on Wednesday, tne bin aay ot jnovemuer, iom, a lot of Land situate in said city, beginning in the West line ot a private alley, which opens Into South side of Market street between sec ond and Third streets, at a point VJ6 feet South irom Intersection or said line ox said aiie with Market street, and runolnsr thence Sout with said line of said alley 17 feet, thence West parallel with Market street 88 feet, 7 Inches, thence North parallel with tfeond street 17 I street vs feet, 7 inches m beginning, being a foot and thence ast parallel witn uarsei oftsnetoi t purchase I monev to be xald In cash. balae in three eaual Instalments, in 4. S and 12 month, re I spectlvely. from day of saie, purchasers to symenui urawmit ia i at rate of elsrhtper cent. a. j. UEBuastr, 0ct 3 6t oct 3, 10, 17, 24, nor 3,4 ' Annonncemont. " HEREBY ANNOUSCE MYSELF A CAN didsta far the 'flee of Sheriff of render couc- tv. If elected I will pledge myself to dUcharge the duties or tne omce zaimiuuy, wunous re- card toparty or party organization. Sept IS UaW Xm J. Ml. Stores for Kent. WAREHOUSE AND OFFICES above bow joeKopied by Messrs. H. Johnson & Co. - - H Store and onlces above now occn tIcl iiT A. Dnmelandt.- Botk on North Water st. ; between rnuttM I ana cnestnus. Appiy to - asg 13 StV copy 3t DSOSSLT 4 CO. When the Fall Wind 1 1 w w i f v- vtt 1-1 w , T itwn A vm . I ' " " " . - - r .-- -; -- -i m w. itAvnnrtrtiM- hit ira l'.nr w. Baskets and untcs m imi set. as ror neat S Stoves, we Lave thert from a i 1$ vil rUUA ?Oi -wi ... W wui b ffri ta rccerra oomr.Tir.ir.atlca rxca ocz fxlssdi ca any axl. ill ;t!;j:ct3; ESacrxllatexest but - Tlia Eiffie of t&o writer must always b t-k3dto thaEdliox. CoramnTilcatlona am tx wrlta c ca one aided the piper. v PtraoRaritfea must be avoided ' . Axl It is especially and partJctUarij tide tood that the Editor does sot always endoi tbo views of corrtspcBdexits nslCAs ac eUU In th editorial cohuaia. ; -- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. S HI Trimble, STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKER and Atxetlonecr of General UcrrhATirifSA tt every description. Oflion corner Princess and ater streets. Cronly & Morrlaa old etand. rerf onal attention riven to sale of howea ami . vchlrlca at private sale or at anc.tion. tmn. s!gnmenta solicited, SETH IV. DAVIS. septM v " Auctioneer. Fo r Rent r i VACANT LOT OH TI1G SOUTHWEST corner of Front and Orange streets, 1 Apply at 2CG Froct street . J. octj. St - , ; . Invitation. AND SEE OUR APPLK9, CABj QOME BAG K 8 and t Potatoes ; arrlvod on t day'a Steamer and mint tc told. Can be sden at our Fish Msrkct. oct I DAVIS A SON ; Dress Making. , MIS3 IDA L. BRANTLEY, FASIIIONA BLEDRESSMAKKR,resrcctrully noiiflcs her friends and the public that she has re turned to the city and will b-i pleased to re ceive orders for woik. Caieful attention, ood woik and prompt delivery crnamciced In every instance. Residence: feast sldo ot Second street between Ann and Nun, Mo. SC9. oct 1 Iwk The Old North State Saloon XT AS THIS DAY RECEIVED N 11 Vfil a lot ot those celebrated HORNE'S GARDEN QYSTKR. They are kept, on Ice and are warranted the finest oyster brought to this market. Call and try them. Cool Beer and the best Wines, Liquors and Cigars always on hand. . oct 2 J. M. McGOWAN, SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOLBOOKS. yiS KEEP A LARGE SUPrLY OF SCHOOL BOOKS used by the TUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS of th city and through. out North Carolina, which we offer to tho pub lic at the LOWEST POSSIB K PRICES. SOS" School Supplies of all kinds. C. W. YATES, sept 29 110 Markett, Wilmington, N C Consolidated. rjlVVO STORES IN ONE AND GROCERIES and Liquors as cheap as the cheapest and cheaper than ever. ; , ':. - r ; , ... I have removed my uptown stock to the store corner of Princess and Water streets, (Mr.IL Loeb'a oI stand) where I will bo pleased to see and serve my friends. I will keep constantly supplied with tha NICEST and ruE&u&sx uuuus. : . . x L. G. CHKBUY. Consignments' of country produce solic ited snd prompt returns guaranteed oct 2 MOUNTAIN BEEP ! CAR LOAD OF VERY FINE MOUN- TAIN CATTLE just received. It Is conced cd to be the finest lot on this market in Ave yeats. Will be found every day during' the next two weeks at my Stalls, Front 8lrcct Market. ' Also, FINE WESTERN MU1TON AMD VEAL. . GEO, F. TILLEY, r . sept 26 lw Stall 6, New Market. Benj. W. Davis, (Formerly with W. E. Davis & Son, WlUnlng. ton, a. a.) 214 Washington St. New York, General Commission Merchant -J-JEALER IN COUNTRY PRODUCE. Ap ples, Game. FUh, Terrapins, Eggs and Chick ens. Highest market prices, and prompt re turns guaranteed. A trial is all I ask. Refer bv permission to E. R-Burmss. Presi dent Flret National Bask of Wilmington, N.C.; jjicbetts j . ii. unaaoourn a uo., bieam caw Mlus P. L. Brldgers &!Oo., Grocers; P. Cuxn mlng & Co., Grain and Feed dealers; Davis A Son, Ice and Fish. mut southern Produce a Specialty. -oct I 6ra SCHOOL BOOKS. -SCHOOL BOOKS. QF EVERY KIND AND DESCRIPTION, can be found very cheap at - HEINSBERGEITS. Pianos and Organs, gOLD FOB CASH OR ON THE EASY IV. stalment plan, at ?v: HEINSBERGER'S, sept 29 Live Book and Music Stcrt s. By Steamer, SPLENDID LOT OF TOILET SOAP; 13 CAKES FOK35CTS. " Q.OC'DWTS'S COMP. 8YEUP, llTpophospidleSi witn Lactates and Per tin , Wilch Is already belcg prescribed by enr Fh jtlclans, and for which we are atair. Munds-Bros. & DoRocsot, Ilirlct Street, .i::ti3 v : : c.