North Carolina Newspapers

) THE WILMINGTON POST. WILMINGTON, N. C, AUGUST 20, 1859. No blundeb was ever more generally con ilcmned, says the Albany Journal, than that inado by Mn$. Stowe, in reopening the fchamcful scandal concerninir Lord Bvron - and Iris wife. jThe world does not believe ;licr story. - Byron had no sister, j His half- i ' Sister,- ?Mrs, Lpigh, has always enjoyed a good reputation untiL now. Is it possible it. i i i Vt : mai sue couiu nave dccq bo miamousiy guilty as is now charged, and that Lady Byrpn, who knew the iact, never whispered it, when she was conniving at every sort of . means to punish or degrade ; her wayward husband, and jwhen the opposing parties were incensed klmost to the point of person al collision ? 'jThe assumption is ridiculous. Yet jSIrs. Stowe asks us to believe it upon the unsupported assertion of a maundering old woman, wljo has nursed her jealousy during neatly half a century, if Her story is full of blunders, of historical misstatements, of inaccuracy as to dates. It conflicts in important particulars with known and well established facts. It is nothing better than a romance a very silly, disgusting and pru rient! one, at that. ' Mrs. Stowc professes that her intention was to vindicate the memory i0f Lady By ron. Her narrative will have quite the op -posite effect. No one can read it without believing that the charge of incest was the hallucination pt an insane mind, or the in vention of a very wicked one. She says she wanted to cstopj the circulation! of Countess Guiecioli's memoirs. Instead j of this, she has advertised the book, before hardly no ticed It will now sell by tens of thousands. There is no conceivable good to be accom plished by Mrs. Stowe's injudicious effort but vast evil. 1 ' I The author of " Uncle Tom's; Cabin " and ". Oldtown Folks " might have been engaged in beitcr busincsa than this, of entering the graves of persons who long since passed away, and revamping all the scandals con nected with fheir lives. Her comments upon the character of Mrs. Leigh, and Lord Byron's daughter, Ada, are in the worst pos sible taste.. It will take her long to recover from the injury 'she has inflicted upon her own reputation.? The County Agricultural Society had a meeting Wednesday night in this city, and transacted considerable business. Nothing of great public importance however, but we tire glad to chronicle the meeting. The on Jy regret wo have in the matter is, that so little interest appears to be taken by the ' farmers. The future welfare of this coun try depends upon the farmers, ! and we are all interested therefore in their success. We wish every farmer in the county would be come a member of his home Society, and build up one that would njot only be a pride to them, but of great and substantial bene fit. It is of vital importance and as, we said above, we heartily regret that' so little interest is taken in it.- In November we will have the District Fair, iri which, we hope every farmer in New Hanover county Will participate. Let it be an occasion long to be; remembered. It is of small importance who is Gover nor of this State, compared to I the absolute necessity of improvement in our agricul ture. We cannot . afford to cultivate land upon the loose principle of long ago, we must, to compete with other markets, adopt all their labor saving machinery. If we could make cotton before the war and sell I - i - ; i - ' for small 1 figures at a profit, we must be able to do it now, and our only way is to cultivate more acres with the same number of hands. If the farmers will come togeth cr this fall, compare notes and gee what ma chinery has been used and the j value of it, The Western Sentinel published a few sensible remarks by mistake during the ab sence of the editor, from a speech of Vice President Colfax. A correspondent is fpry much surprised to ee such articles ,ik the .Sentinel ind calls tlie-tjiitor to task.4Arid now he editor comes down, apologises and Uh6ws hits hand." He lays : : .. It is true that negro suffrage is ar present fact. We opposed it, but be cause it 'is a fact, we re notr prepared: to turn round and eat purowri Words and say we are glad of it, and Euzzah for any man or party that proposes to make it perpetual. " We stick to the old Conservative party, that has been fighting Radicalism for the past four years, and we will substitute in place of opposition to negro suffrage, a plank in our platform advocating the Repu diation of the 'Piiblic Debt, both State, and National. " " The peopleare unable to pay, the taxes that are now imposed upon them, and it is either Repudiation or Ruin, . j , i We are aware "that the 1 Copperheads of the Noith, calling themselves Democrats" preach Repudiation, but now that it is be ing openly declared, to be the Conserva tive " policy we want Republicans to know it. Repudiation t That's their new dodge now, Repudiation both State and National. Ruination to the people because the men who forced the State out of the Union can not again rule it. We believe in paying our just debts, and paying them too as we agreed. When we said gold, let us pay in gold. The only Re pudiation we favor is the repudiation of such men as the editor1 of the Sentinel eat D at the late elections. Gettysburg. Our readers are aware of the meeting at the above battlefield during the past week to mark the various positions of the differ ent corps of both armies. All the leading Confederate officers were invited to be present to assist, and to meet the officers of the Federal army on the old ground. Most of the Confederate officers declined under various pretexts to be present, but the work went on of course.' We cannot say that we blame the South ern officers in declining to be present, though the invitation was made in good faith and the positions they held and the movements made, if properly recorded would have made General Lee's reputation greater than it is, if that were possible, but Gen. Lee's ideas that it is better to cover up the wounds and not perpetuate them in granite .monuments, is not to our taste. We want the monument erected, strong and substantial, a s a solemn warning to all coming generations, that it is not safe to raise the parricidal hand against the life of the Republic. Let the growing generation, who t talk loudly over their prowess, remember Gettysburg and hereaf ter try to live as become citizens of a com mon' country and give no more thought to rebellion and war. We who participated in it, have had enough let those who blus ter and talk war now remember Gettysburg ST -A. T E IVl E 3ST T Names. Naturb amd v Items, I: E.M. Shoemaker, b do ' do do do do do do do do do do do do do James Wilson, do do do do . do do Stephen Keys, do do do do do do do do do do , do 31 days service as Commissioner; Aicovmpg 13 3 11 8 8 4 5 3 8 6 1 3 3 13 41 II (i ii i vfcr - .1 If Approving Bills, cxt ra ' 1 as Chairman, it it ii "as Committtcc, Total amount audited to E. M. Shoemaker, 66 davs service as Commissioner ' for months nf Jniv September, October, November and December, 1868, and January, February, March and April, 1869, ( . r . 17 days service as Commissioner iri MaV ' Junp. nnA July, 1869, ; -u, - aays service as Committee with hire of horse and baggy, lolal amount audited to James -Wilson' days service as Commissioner, 23 18 13 11 9 8 8 3 5 3 7 6 5 " " " Commit tr.- 1430 miles traveled, lotai amount audited to Stephen Keys, it it it Rufus Garrias, 33 days service as Commissioner, do. 18 44 do 13 ,l ii ii 1 ic do 11 ' do 7 " " do 8 41 ii ii t do 8 41 44 u u do 4 u n ii ii do 5 44 44 44 44 . do 3 44 . ' do 8 44 44 44 44 do 6 41 44 4 44 do I 44 committee, do 3300 miles trave'ed, Total amount audited to Rufus Elijah Hewlett, 27 days service as Commissioner, do 18 44 14 44 do 13 44 44 M 44 do 11 44 44 - 44 44 do 11 44 44 44 44 do 8 44 44 44 44 do 8 44 44 44 44 do 4 44 44 44 do 5 44 44 44 44 . , do 3 44 44 44 4 do a 44 do 0 44 44 44 44 ; do ' 10 44 44 4 4 Committee, do ,1115 miles traveled, Total amouut audited to Elijah Hewlett, Total amount audited to the whole Board, :93 00 39 00 19 00 33 00 24 00 24 00 12 00 1500 9.00 24 001 18 00 3 00 9 00 9 00 43 00 108 00 51 00 20 50; 69 00 54 00 39 00 33 00 27 00 24 00 24 00 9 00 15 00 9 00 21 00 18 00 15 00 73 90 69 00 54 00 36 00; 33 00 21 00 24 00 24 00 12 00 15 00 9 00 24 00 18 00 3 00 177 00 81 00 54 00 39 00 33 00 33 00 24 00 24 00 13 00 15 00 9 00 24 00 18 00 30 00 58 25 Vi NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 304 00 239 50 430 90 519 00 $454 25 $2007 65 The Board was iu session 125 days, and the distance traveled by the members was 5S45 miles. . LIST OF UNVERIFIED ACCOUNTS AUDITED. Harriss & Howell, J. H. Grotgcn, Joseph C. Hill, D. P. Foster, J. C. Mann, W. E. Freeman, M, D., Dr. W. J. H. Bellamy, Owen Burney, Dr. W. E. Freeman, do Chas. II. French, . W. H. Bernard, Chas. H. French, D. E. A. AndersoD, do Supplies for County Paupers, ii ii u n Janitor at Court House, Fees as Justice of the Tcacc, Fees as Clerk Superior Court, Medicine and attendance at Jail, Post mortem examination, Services as Coroner, Medical attendance at Workhouse, Medical attendance at Por House, Supplies for Paupers, Books for Register's Office Sundries for use of Jail, Medicine and attendance at Jail, l ii ( IC 11 Total amouut of unverified accouuts 018 11 318 77 51 00 23 13 09 38 4G 00 25 00 62 20 175 00 175 00 25 80 6i 50 10 40 37 00 13 00 $1730 29 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ) 1 New Hakover County. J I certily that the loregoinff is a true statement, showing the Amount. Items nnH Votnr,. -n compensation audited by the Board of Commissioners for said County and State to tlip mnmhm mciuui BVivcinujr . iuu iiumuu ui uaja iui uuiuu wiu iu oeBBion, ana tue aistancc traveled bv the -- ' . o V- i,V c I. . " wuivimtuatUJUUlB U.ULULCU DV said Board, in accordance with Section 10 of 44 An Act concerning the Government of Counties " Ratified the 14th iay of August, A. D., 18C8. Said statement being for the year ending September 1st, A. D.j lcGi't It. S. WALDHON, Clerk. auer'29 303.4 r SPECIAL. The Water Famine in New Jersey. It seems that several points in New Jer sey are just now severely suffering from a scarcity 01 water, ana in some places, it is not only water that has given out, but tood also. At Enghshtown, in Monmouth coun ty, the absence of any rain for four or five weeks has resulted very seriously. All the cwells are dry or nearly so, and the water that ordinarily would not be kept in the houses a moment is now hoarded as a miser would his money bags. Mr. Smock, the ho tel keeper, states that if the present drought continues tho farmers are in danger ot BUGHU TFrom Dispensatory of the United States. J DIOSMA CllENATABVCmi LEAVES. Properties. Their odor is strong, diffusive, and somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish, and analogous to mint. Medical Jbrperties and Zfscs Buchu leaves are gently stimulant, with a peculiar tendency to the Urinary Organs. They are given in complaints of the Urinary Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and Urethra, Disease of the Prostate Gland, and Re tention or Incontinence of Urine, from a loss of tone in the parts concerned in its evacuation. The remedy has also been recommended in Dys-J pepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Ailec tions, and Dropsy. Helmbold's Extract Bucnu is used by per sons from the ages of 18 to 25, and from 35 to 55, or in the decline or change of life ; after Con- eacli man may be able to double his crop portion of the corn and cereals. tho cominp vear. If ho doca that, at the burv and icoadball, in the same same outlay of this year, he will have the county, a similar state of affairs exists. Yesterday at onlcf o nti n I mH t nnnrla Wo tuner hrinrr I. 0 - i . . " ,u'lttU"wl ,f alarmed in consequence ot its bavins eonc money into tue country. 10 uo thisy , wo abroad that the reservoir which mostly sup- must have somcthinc to sell' made or raised plies the town had run dry. In this case los ing not only their cattle, but the greater flnement, or Labor Fains; Bed-Wetting in chil- At James- 4. in aueciions peculiar to lcmaies, here. Will our farmers reflect the Extract of Buchu is unequaled hy any other remedy, as in Chlorosis, or Retention, Irregularity, rain fulness or Suppression of Customary Evacua tions, Ulcerated or Scirrhous State of the Uterus,, Leucorrhea, or Whites. Diseases of the Bladder. Kidneys. Gravel, arid Br&psicae Swellings. This medicine increases the f A .1 ? i 1L . A 1 A. T 4 .... A r. r liK. iiii'uuaui iu ivcvcuue iumiuv uutciiiei Acting Secretary Richardson has issued an order declaring that tho Department hay ing, lor a scries of years, had its attention called to the practice of officers, when cor responding wim prominent citizens upon personal matters, or soliciting the, exercise of their official influence with the Depart- ready been partially destroyed. rnent to the accomplishment of private pur poses of the officers, it has become necessa ry for it, in the maintenance of its own digi nity and the promotion of good order and discipline in the service, to put a check to -; these unbecoming and unwarranted acts on : - the part of the officers. The Department, --'therefore, informs the officers of the service that, from this time, all such interference however, it is not altogether the prevailing power of Digestion, and excites the Absorbents drought that caused the stoppage of sup- into healthy action, by which the Watery or Cal- CUreouo UCpUBltlOlio, auu au j uuatuiai jjuiuiu- ments are reduced, as well as Pain and Inflama- kon. plies, but the alleged reckless waste ct water by the employees 01 the Morris and .Essex railroad. The locomotives have always procured water from the - reservoir. The people have begun to hunt up all ; the old wells that had been disused tor .years past. In Passaic, as well as in parts of ; Morris countv. the farmers are beginning to tear a case of Diabetes in which it has been given. Ir ritation of the Neck, of the Bladder, and Inflam mation of the Kidneys, Ulceration of; the Kid neys and Bladder, Retention of Urine; Diseases of the Prostate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick Dust Dep'osit, and Mucus . . . . -. f - 1 J . J J.I! or MilKy JJiscnarges, ana ior cmutjoiuu anu ueu- nnA nil nftftiflnl tA m lnolr f r fVio With its prerogatives must; cease ; and if, old fashion would be exceedingly unpop- 4V ii .--l.!.- ' 1 - -r . . I . rwn t A Fa. IX ut uuy xurmur pcnoa.anv omcer snail be 1 mar. ine question now susseeia found guilty of an infraction of this order, it will be considered aranle cause for dis missal from the service.11 ! serious loss of crops should the drought I cate constitutions, of both sexes, attended with continue. A large qnantitj of corn has al-1 WSLl: ty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Hor ror of Disease, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision. Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness of the- Skin, Eruption on the Face, Pallid Countenance, Universal 'Lassitude of the Muscular System, &c. Helmbold's Extract Buchu is Diuretic and Blood-Purifying, and cures all diseases aris ing from habits of dissipation, excesses and im prudences in life, impurities of the Blood, fcc., superseding Capaiba in allcctions for which it is used, such as Gonorrhoea, Gleets of long stand ins, and Syphilitic Alfections in these diseases. used in connection with Hblnlbold's Ross WISH. Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. Beware of counterfeits. Ask for Helmbold's. Take no other. Pnce, l So per bottle, or six bottles for $6 50. Delivered to any address. De scribe symptoms in all communications. Address H. T. HELM BOL, 59i Proadway, N.y. ISf None are genuine unless done up in steel engraved wrapper, with lac-simile of my Chemi cal Warehouse, and signed 1 H. T. HELM BOLD. July 3 28?-t-aug-24 Reserved Seats in Railroad Cars. It is so manv vears since the practice of selling reserved seats at theatres was intro duced, that comparatively few persons re member the going early, and pushirig and crowding which used to be necessary to se cure ageod place when & lavonte play was performing. Every one sees and admits the suDerioritv 01 tne present over tne iormer itself why the same improvement should not be to railway travel. Why should not the pur chase of a ticket entitle the, purchaser to a specified seat in a specified car, instead 01 being merely a permission to join a general scramble with a thousand rivals? In the case of a lady traveling aloncf such a meas ure would be an immense relief. , Now, she mav enter a car and pass from one end to A Letter has been received at the White House from Paris, says the National Repub lican, vmttcn by an cntcrpnsmg French gatabler, who evidently believes the Presi- tlie other, looking in vain for the accommoj dent lias authority equal to the Emperor ?atioa to c hcr ticket entitles her, un TT. 'i t mL 4. i , . less some chivalrous man gives up hisplace uu iuuai. w sue a cnarter in her faYOr, . Parties, ?too; "whose mutual atithonzirig him to establish a gambling society is expected to form nine-tenths of house in New York eitv. to be 1 rerrularlv li-1 the pleasure of a triD. are frenuentlv, sep- censed, and placed under the surveillance r,d- md eir comfort cniireiy destroyed; Six per Cent. Gold Bearing . I All this wrtnlrf i avrtirioH -hv nnmhonncr I Taii VAail:Aiinnii RmI& rif th rnlir.f to ronfrihtiro fi nnrtinn nl Mm IT " T V ' r . wv. . P ' T - . tIie seats in cars ana assigning one to eacn profits Jo theGqycrnment, and to be man-1 ticket. .Which company will be the first to agea in an respects similar to the great M"ugurm,g mis mucn-neeaea reiormf iv. n k Unlink ' . .Wat BbUld SJ, Vlh aboUt- FOR SALE. rpWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ( 20,0O0) X ... r in City of Wilmington 1 i About a quarter of an hour. To be sold.in small lots. Apply td FIRST NATIONAL BANK, . . JAMES DAWSON, ' . ' JAS. G. BURR & CO. t! i v GEO. 55. FRENCH, Chairman Finance Committee, - - City ol Wilmington, aug 23 , ; , i 301-tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. W1L.MLNUNON-& WELDON R. R. CO urriCE or uuief eng. and Gen'l Supt Wilmington, N. UM Aug. 271869, NOTICE. IIIE MATERIALS CONSTITUTING THE JL wooden portion of the EDMUNSON HOTEL will be sold at auction on the 30th of August, at 10 o'clock A. M., unless previously disposed of at private sale. These materials to be taken down and remov ed within one week alter the day of the sale. 8. Li. r KEMONT, ' Eng. and Supt. aug 29 303-ta M. CRONLY, Auctioneer. By CRONLY dt MORRIS. Desirable Dwelling Houses, Stores and Wliarrcs for Rent at Auction. On THURSDAY, Sept. 2d. 1S69. at Exchange Corner, at 10 o'clock, A. M., we will Rent for twelve months from 1st October next, that three Biory BRICK DWELLING HOUdE, situated upon north gide of Dock, between Front ana aecona streets, containing o rooms and all necessary outhouses. ; I hat very desirable STORE upon north Bid Market, west of and adjoining the Drug Store of Mr. E. Willis. the three story t BRICK j DWELLING, . above said Store, containing 10 rooms yard roomrunnmg to loomer's alley. That commodious WHARF AND SUED, south side loot of Orange street, 133 feet front, running east iyu ieet. That desirable ; WHARF AND SHED north side foot of Castle street. Conditions at sale, aug 29 ' 303-ts NOTICE, ' 'V- 3 - 1 riHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DULY X; qualified as administrator, C. T. A., on the estate of J. Robert Larkins, deceased, hereby tnyes notice to an persons inacotea to saia es tate to come forward and make payment with out delay, and to all persons having claims against said estate to exhibit the same to the un- dersnmed on or beiore tne let day 01 August, A. D.. 1870, or this notice will be pleaded in bar el their recovery. GEO. D. FLACK, Jun., Adm'r, C. T. A., estate of J. Robert Larkins, WUmington, N. C , July 21, m. aug 1 ' ' 290-lawow ; Tax ?ollcctojrs iOflied; WiumtOTOH N. C.. August 11th l8fi9 TN PURSUANCITOF AN. ACT OF THEGEN 4. eralAssemWy of the State of North Coroli ma, ratifled February 17th, 1859, and an order of the Board of the Board of Aldermen, passed August 2d, 1809, all persons whose names appear upon the foUowing Ust, arc hereby notified to come forward before Tuesday, August 3ist 1869 and pay the tax enumerated upon 6&id list! being the tax levied by the City of Wilmingtod for the year 1868. They will be further required t0Jg?.clually the cost of this advertisement If this requisition is not complied with by the uuiK I,Faueu, me saia aaverused property will be offered for sale in front ot tho City Hall on the31st day of Auemst. 1869. tr situf liENJ. DURFEE. Tax Collector. claims set lorth. Lot 1234 pt 5 pt34 5 pt 1 . pt5 pt4 5 pt 5 123 pt4 5 pt 3 pt450 pt 3 pt 2 3 4 5 C pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 3 4 5 6 pt 3 pt 3 1 5 pt2 pt 1 pt 2 1 1 r pt2 3 0 pt 5 Alderman, James Anderson, B L G Barry Michael do Bellamy, John D do do do do Bell, E N Bowden, John C do Brown, Jane Brown, Hannah Brown, John H, agt .nose juiier Broderick, Patrick agt uno Anowie Bryant, Joseph Buie. D M Burch, John D B Burgoyne, Jehu Cannaday, J B Cason, W S adm Isaac (Jason Connoly, John J do ' Coney, Mrs MM ptl23 do pt345 motion, William pt 1 Cowen, David pt 1 2 Craig, John guardian Ipt 1 Davis, James pt 1 Davis, Toney pt 4 Done, Joseph pt 1 2 3 wuguia, wm 1 pt 3 jsiiers, 1 a agent Deep xuveruoaumninguo do do 12pt3 . uo jpt u - ao do do do do do do 1 pt 2 do Opt 5 uo do do pt 1 do 5C do pt 4 uo do Uo pt 1 do 456 4o ipt 3 ao do do do do do do do ' do do do do do do do do do do do do Ellis, Joseph J itms, (J a Evans, Allen do do do do do Everett, Mrs S U French, R A est C Pol ooyt, do do do 4 do - 1 4 do 4 Freeman, WE ' pt Gaily, Jas M est James Gaily do Gornto, S E Grant. R trustee Guthrie, Milly II fall. El) 1 Hall, E D, store, por tion wharf and stores 3,4 Hall. E D. exr E W ' 1 Hall z 6 do 15 do 14 do 5 Hall, M T I Hall. AEorW Wliall5 Hall, A E, agt Mrs M J Santord - Hallctt. B A. est B & RCHallctt 12 do 12 Hansley, John jl Hansley, E 1 do a do 3 4 5 Hodffc. Wesley 4 do Howland, Saml 3 Howev. Thomas H 5 6 do a Howey, Thomas, H agt Martin Kceler l Huff, Martha, agt Jane McOlenny, o Hughes, J C 6 Harriss, Geo agt Mrsi MP Harris, 1 do 123 Calvin, Pridgeon i5 . Jarrell, Mrs S A pt I Jones. William pt 1 Jacksonf,'AGeo 11, agt Raney Cockran Ketley, John Larrington, Prince do Lippitt, John E iappitt, John E, exr k r Brown do Lloyd, Alfred London, M Lumsden, J C admr M ; .Law ton Lumsden, J C. admr ; Joseph Lawton Lumsden, J C. est B Lawton Marshall, A J Middleton, James M Middleton, John do do Mitchell, Thomas Moore, James Murphy, Patrick do do 1 McNeil, William McRee, James, F, Jr Parker, Jno A do Page, Elizabeth Parsley, O G do Block. Tax. 1233144 25 I 2 3 4 5 pt 6 3 4 5 6 pt 2 1 2 3 4 pt 5 G pt 2 3 456 4 5 6 pt 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 pt 5 5 6 pt 3 4 123pt 4 pt 3 5 6 pt3 5 6 1 2 pt 3 4 pt 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 pt 3 6pt5 1 2 3 4 pt 5 6pt5 12pt5 pt 2 ptl2 pt 1 ptG pt 4 pt 1 pt 3 4 5 0 pt 2 pt 4 5 pt 5 4 4 II 2 3 G t 1 5 45 5 5 i 456 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do 61 277 235 152 169 165j 59! 60 46 191 209 47 101 280 203 4S 114 220 308 .64 190; 155 183 129 264 239 1S3 210 45 45 46 210 42 28 14 55 41 27 13 54 40 26 12 53 39 25 11 52 52 38 24 10 50 50 36 22 49 35 21 48 34 20 47 13 39 40 32 18 31 17 44 30 43 29 208 100 264 294 196 208 47, 34 &X.VJ 182 91 95 96 97 98 191 279 2G1 76 117 46 164 8 25 6 13 199 50 7 38 100 63 5 25 10 50 4 38 26 25 6 50 10 S3 21 88 6 50 2 63 43 75 45 50 58 63 7 38 28 00 8 75 4 25 6 50 5 25 5 25 277 72 10 00 33 63 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 34 63 1S7 60 4S 86 7 75 15 75 9 63 6 13 7 00 190 125 42 178 166 190 190 35 142 396 397 64 210 210 210 2G1 261 183 128 220 180 207 77 L151 P39U48 75 326 07 2 63 87 5f) I si 157 50 10 06 65 63 29 75 4 00 49 88 6 13 26 75 1 75 196! 1861 80 205 51 102 223 2 345 3 5 23 123 2 3 4 5 56 2 3 45 234 34 6 1 23 4 o pt 1 2 3 4 i a 3 4 5 12345 full full pts 1 2 3 4 pt 3 4 5 pt 1 2 3 67!89ptl2345 pt 1 2 3 lull full Ptl23 345 6 pt 12 pt 1 2 3 pt5 6 Pt A , &t 1 a 3 151 138 204 226 193 177 261 250 254 217 302 315 205 101 239 177 151 151 68 177 33 77 64 307 347 324 335 323 306 21 50 8 75 6 06 4 00 6 13 38 00 145 25 390 25 5163 105 00 78 75 19 25 9 63 1 31 56 88 138 63 8 75 7 33 225 00 2 63 70 00 6 13 2 63 346 350 345 344 321 318 303 127 127 U4 Parsley, O G : do Parsley, O G President commercial uauK, Parsley, O G trustee Celia MeKov. Parslcv. OG art J P southron, Petteford, Julia ; -Price, George W? ? do do do - do Stedman. J 0 . Rhodes, David ttnemstein, F agt Da- via Aaron, RiDlev. William Rifev. m t 3 i Riley, Mrs M agt H C -aiurray, Caroline Mrs Robins, Ausscll, J B ' do Rowell, Jos W agt Mrs mcnois, Baxter B est of, ao do Scott, A L Sellars, R L Share. Catharin. Smith, Peter Stedman, CM art M M Waddell. Taylor, Henry agent ftoot liODinson. do Taylor, Henry agent Annie Wortz. Turner. G F VanAmringe, Geo O Jr uo do VanBokkclcn, A H do do do do do VanBokkeleu, A II agt -virs uaiuy, do Walker, j M agent R Gibbs, Walker, Richard do Waters, Richard do Webb, Jas A Wil Man company, Welch, J ohn T est Jno 'Gafford. Whitaker T S and Jas Wilson, Williams. W A no-t Williams, Mrs. Mary Willard & Brother, v lison, A agt E A Grant Walker, James A Yopp. F V B Yopp,;Samuel Yopp, W L Allen, Margaret Brown, Robert W Baner, Phillip ueus. Isaac uafcer, Henry estate ot Will!--- Cox, Serrena heirs oi Collins, Wiiliam est of pt 4 Loj. pt river to VVest side Block. pt5 pt 5; pt 2 pt C i Pt4 5 pt4 Pt23 4 ptS Pt2 3 pt2 A ptS pt 2 S pt 2 3 ' pt t pt6 I ptG ptS 4 pt 1 2 ptS 45 pt 1 ptl2 pt 3 Ptl2 pt 1 pt 1 pt4 5 pt I 2 pt 12345 ,pt3, 1011, 910 12 3 6 t6 6 pt 123 4 50 23 pt 4 Pt3 pt 2 3 pt 1 2 123 4 123 456 1 pt 4 5 pt3 4 5 Pt4 5 pt2 3 pt 2 pto ptO pt 4 pt 4 ept ! pt 1 pt 1 pt2 pt o 5 6 pt3 pt 1 2 pt 1 2 pt 3 Campbell. Clara Cantw ell, John L Childs, Horace Dyer, Thomas est of. Dudley, C H estate of, Known as mill prop erty, in S pt of city. Droze. S N 'ni i r Davis, Moses est of, Ipt 2 3d Davis, Solomon pt 5 G aumonBon, vv 13 est oljpt 1 4 5 do do Finley, Robert Fort, Mrs C Gardner, Thomas, M do do Green, Z II Gornto, M E Herring, Susan Hooper, JoLn Hill, Edward, or J ones, Hill, C D Hall. W H Hav. SoDhia. Hal, James, or JUrs Kirk. Hawkins, Isaac. C6t of Hall ED Harris James H. Johnson. Frank. Jones, Paris Johnson, John J: do Kellcy, Oliver Kceter, Elizabeth Kuhnweiler, Minna, do do do Kahnweilcr, Benedict, Kellev. Mrs Anne . King Mullarkey, John Mitchell, Lucy Moscly, John Murphy, Thos, est of McLcllan, Peggy Mclicnzie, William, Monroe, J C & W T MeCumber. James Cronly & Morris, agts do ; do do do ! do do Ownere not known, , do do do do do do do (Hutaff,) Owners not known, Wells & Taylor, Owners not known, do do do do do do do do Parker, G W est of Onwers not known, do do do do do Payne, Tliomas Post, James F a. dof Bhodcs, JL Robinson. Mrs Eliza Sharpstein W H, est of ri si t-S DiaDury, wick. Shepherd, A J, guard Smith, J. B, est of Sellara, Daniel Stanley, Marian White, Tom Walker, Virgil 3 4 5 pt 1 2 ipt 5 pt4 5 ptl23 pt 12 345 pt3 4 pt 2 Pt 1 pt2 pi Pt 1 Pt4 5 !Pt5 pt 3 PtG pt 1 2 pt 1 pt 4 pt2 PtS pt 3 pt 5 pt3 , pt 1' pt 3 3 pt 1 2 pt 5 pt 9 pt 1 2 3 pt2 45 ptS ptl pt 12 3 12 ptl 2 pt 5 pt 3 12 lots 1 pt 1 full full full full 12 full full full pt 1 2 pt 1 2 full pt 1 ' pt 1 2 3 pt 1 2 3 pt 1 2 3 4 5 lull 12456 123456 56 pt 1 1234 5 2345 pt 1 2 3 4 5 12 3 4 5 ptl ptl 2 btl ptl 2 pt 4 ; pt3 4 pt 3 pt 5 pt 1 pt 1 pt 1 23 pt 1 3 pt6 pt 3 ptl 2 Tax. 37G! 390 590 57 161 263 101 265 2m 266 67 197 11 151 195 1 205 237! 104 I 104 114 116 4b 157 50 ',.5 2 13 13 IO OK 18 63 140 00 10 50 65 03 7 15 1 75 13 75 G 6 G2 56 15 31 143 1051 197 1381157 50 152 195 290 88 :248 I 217 7 4 101 302 319 58 72 71 85 62 86 J5S 57 116 265 11)7 281 308 57 92 15S 141 310 191 103 308 198 211 1S2 69 240 309 309 294 308 58 524 294 56 93 1205 126 00 6 00 5 25 6 50 17 50 - 7 50 75 14 00 131 55 95 155 75 ,70 00 33 63 ' 4 3S 197 75 1 29 29 25 161 00 3 50 43 75 26 25 6 50 12 63 10 00 25 00 1 75 1 31 3 50 4 38 35 00 5 63 7 00 3 50 4 3S 17 50 9 lo 14 00 273 m 9 03 8 75 8 50 209 250 46 217 270 203211 202 1T3 194 208 219 49 191 309 20S J21J 104 64 G?i 70 77 88 102 103 115 223 265 192 205 211 183 178 198 65 277 294 308 172! 196 76 59 199 396 397 398 399 400 401 303 311 339 330 331 332 342 354 355 b07 248 276 XK; 199 68 69 70 82 83 84 118 49 58 54 55 56 235 307 281 183 63 305 127 307 309 1& 191 77 105 240 7 00 6 13 79 63 13 75 1 75 14 00 2 33 2 OO 44 105 00 5 25 1 75 8 75 0 48 7 00 . 7 63 13 50 23 63 ,21 88 9 63 64 01 140 00 6 13 10 5S 7 00 4 3S 1 75 43 75 31 50 14 00 2 C3 4 38 196 88 4 38 4 38 4 38 3 50 .68 2 19 2 19 2 19 7 88 14 tK) 15 75 3 50 88 3 15 2 63 4 38 2 63 2 10 35 00 2 63 35 70 2 10 2 63 8 75 1 75 7 88 21 00 13 50 14 88 2 63 5 63 1 05 43 75 26 25 6 13 3 50 9 13 NOTICE TO 8H11P1US. BY AlU LINE ! FIVE STEAMERS A WEEK FROM PORTSMOUTH TO NEW YORK. THREE TIMES A WEEK TO PHILA DELPHIA. TWICE A WEEK TO BOSTON, AND ' , . r Daily to Baltimore. COTTON WILL BE TAKEN ON TIME, TO be delircred in four days to New York; three dayst o Baltimore. Forfeit to be the entire Freiqld through. The W. & W. K. R. Company will now? have an Agcntin Portsmouth to look out tor its in terests and its goods both ways. 8. L. FKEMONT, , s "' Eng. audSup't WU. and5, Wei. Railroad, Oct. 20, 1868. . i poy I I 'ff i.H - ,.-s : I? . : -fi ii. 4 i