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WHIIINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1873.
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TUXSD1T. OCTOBIB. 23, 187S.
DY TELEGRAPH,
(lOTUAM.
JOHN C. HEEXAN DEAD.
A SEW TRANS-ATLANTIC CABLE.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OniO
RAILROAD COUPONS DUE
NOVEMBER 1ST.
FIVE THOUSAND- PERSONS
THROWN OUT OF EM
PLOY1TEXT. TAINTOR"S TRIAL BEGUN.
ANNUAL SESSION OF THE EPIS
COPAL BOARD OF MISSIONS.
New York, Oct 27--Noon. -John
C Henan, the champion prize fighter
of America; is JeaJ.
It ia UUsl that nearly" all of the
wiro ia constructed and that contracts
art out (or the new cable between
England and some point on Long Is
land. The capital ia $10,000,000, and
the directory embraeea prominent
English and American capitalists.
Reports having become current that
the coupons of the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad, falling due November lt,
will not be paid, a reporter visited the
President who informed him that it
was true ; that the treasury waa not
as full ss they would like to have it,
but it was not owing to the fault of
the Directors. These gentlemen had
already paid in more money than they
had promised and at the present time
it waa difficult to obtain a great deaL
He (the President) hoped that the
payment of the coupons would be sat
isfactorily arranged. A proposition to
the bondholders and other creditors
to the effect that the floating debt and
several of the future coupons should
be funded isio an income bond is now
under consideration.
Five thousand persons are thrown
out of employment by the suspension
of the Harmony Cotton Milla inCo
hoea. The-pay rolls of the mills foot
np 80,000 monthly. It is said that
til mill, will tut Mnnrniaul in torn
weeks.
Nbw York, Oct. 27-Night The
Government paid $750,000 gold inter
eat to-day.
The trial of Taintor, the defaulting
cashier of the Atlantio Bank, has been
commenced. The bank exsminer cer
tified to 400,000 deficiency id Taint
or's aooonnt.
Hannah Rutland, cged 100 years, is
dead.
The argument in the Stokes case has
been commenced.
The annual session of the Board of
Missions of the Episcopal Church was
held to-day. Among those present are
Bishops Smith, Lee, Talbott, McKos
ky, and Charles E. Tazer, of Africa.
Resolution were offered for new
Bishops for Dakota, Idaho, Montana,
New Mexico, Arizona and Wyoming.
The general aflaiia are favorable.
EUltOPE.
FENIAN AMNESTY MEETING.
THE GOVERNMENT FLEET OFF
CARTAGENA.
NOTHING HEARD FROM
ISMALIA YET.
the
London, October 27. Noon. Six
thousand people attended the meet
ing at Black Heath, in favor of Feuinn
amnesty. AU quiet.
Geneva, October 27. Noon. Three,
Cures recently chosen by the Old Catho
lics of this city were formerly installed.
Paris, October 27. Noon. Thirty
of the former deputies of Alsace and
Lorraine have signed the address to
the Assembly in favor of a republic.
Minister Washburne, Consul General
Read, D. D. Fields, of New Yors,
Frederick Passy, "Secretary of the
French Peace Society, and others met
here to-day, and discussed the proposi
tions laid down at the Judicial Con
gress of Brussels. The conference
was followed by dinner, at which
the friendship of France and the
United States was enthusiastically
toasted.
Madrid, October 27 Noon. The
Government fleet arrived off Cartage
na, last Thnrs jay, and formed in line
of battle. The forts opened fire on it
without effect. The Insurgent ves
sels remain inside of the harbor. An
engagement was expeoted the follow
ing day. The Impartial says tho
Insurgent Junta at Cartagena domand
a ransom of $10,000 each, for four
merchantmen captured by their fleet.
- Madrid, Oct, 27 Night. The In
urgent vessels obtained twenty mil
lion reals, in specie, by plundering
merchantmen off Valencia.
London, Oct. 27 Night The banks
on the Continent have raised the rate
of discount '
Glasgow, Oct 27 Night Nothing
h&s been heard from the Ismalia, now
nearly a month out from New York.
TtTK Purest and Sweetest Cod-Liv-kb
Oil ia Hazard k Caswell's, made on
the sea shore, from fresh, selected
livers, bv Caswbxi Hazard b Co.,
New York. It is absolutely pure and
tnret. Patients who have once taken
it prefer it to all others. Physicians
nave aeciuea n superior to any of tne
other oils ia market 4w
Tin: (jukat wkst.
FrnniER resolutions ly
TriE NATIONAL EOARD OF
TRADE.
Cnu'Vh IV-tolarr 27 Xivn. Tin'
National lVmrd of TraJo a il.
tlu) ieport-of the Tranpirtitim .tu
mitUv, hi-u - wm sulmiitti'vi, and
the following projiosTms m:ult: First
; that CmgrvM way prevent the un
jatt State restrictions njmtt the inter
state eomnM'ree, but that proUvtiou
to the peopl of ttm SUtea lw swan1!
by the Legislature. and Courts.
S.hxuiJ, rejoicing over the improve
ment of the Welhtnd and St. Law
retire canal, by the Canada and
New York rauals, and favoring the
Misaimijipi river imrovvmeiit. Third,
referring the question of a double
track railroad fruiu Kat to Went, and
the questions gvruiain, to the Fxoeu-
tive Committee Lr future consid
eration. Halt on, of Milwaukee, oer
a substitute for the first, declaring
that 'States have the ritfbt to
regulate railways within their borders.
Mr. Wetberelt." of Philadelpha, favor
ed Congressional regulation of rail
ways. Mr. Able, of St. Lotus, was op
posed to Congressional control of rail
ways, or anything kwking to the cen
tralization of the Kwera of the Gov
ernment ; he favored Mr. Halton's
amendment ; Mr. llurwell, t f New
Orleans, took the same grounds.
Messrs. Litweo and Wooley, of Cincin
nati, Allen, of rbila., and Crocker, of
Boston, favored the amendment and
report. Mr. W right, of Chicago, of
fered a sulwtitute, referring the stib-
joct of transportation to the general
government and legislatures, to lo
governed by the same general laws
governing otliur industries ; that it
should not bo the policy of the general
government to assume the business of
the people, either in transportation,
by rail or water, or in the construction j
of such routes, and recommending the
legislatures to protect tlto people
against the wrong inflicted by com
mon warriors. Mr. iTawley, of De
troit, favored the rejwrt.and Mr. Bom-
berg opposed it. The debato having
involved, to some extent, questions of
State rights, the report was amended
to ask Congress to exercise such power
as the constitution authorizes for the
regulation of inter-State commerce. -
The voto on the first proposition was
yeas 2(1, nays 1G ; the defeated side
wanted a two-thirds voto ; the second
and third propositions were unani
mously adopted.
Chicago, Oct. 27 Night Judgo
William II. Porter, Chief Justice of
the Municipal Court, was found dead
in bed
ASIA,
FRIGHTFUL EXCESSES BY KAUF
MAN'S RUSSIANS.
TOWN PLUNDERED AND
BURNED AND 1,600 PER
SONS SLAUGHTERED.
St. Petkrhmtkii, October 2(1. A
dispatch from Central Asia brings the
Intelligence of frightful eiTnes in
Khiva npon the evacnartmi of. the
Capitol of Khantt by the Russiim
troops under General Kaufman. The
LnreraeJs TevoltetLand plundered the
town, after which they destroyed it.
In addition to thce excesses the
Uabeeks slaughtered l.fiOO of the IVr-
sinus who had been emancipated from
slavery. The Khnn sent to General
Kaufman for assistance to enable him
to restore ordtr, but it is not known
what aiiHwer was made to tlip appli
cation.
THE FEVER.
SIGNS
OF ABATEMENT IN
MEMPHIS.
TWO THOUSAND AND TWENTY
DOLLARS FOR A MEMPHIS
FUND BALE OF COTTON.
Little Rock, Auk., Oct. 27 Noon.
Capt. Francis II. Moody died to
day of yellow fever. His is the only
death here.
Charleston, Oct 27 Noon. A dis
patch from Bainbridge states that the
excitement about the yellow foveris
dying out and that the panic is over,
There were no fatal cases to-day.
Memthis, Oct. 27 Noon. There
were only 10 new cases reported yes
terday. Dr. Bloaine is dead. The
temperature is falling. The heaviest
rain storm of the season, accompanied
by thunder and lightning, prevailed
hero yesterday. There were 20 deaths
from yellow fever, and 6 from other
causes, reported yesterday.
Memthw, Oct. 27 Night. From
Saturday to Sunday noon there were
20 yellow fever doaths and 8 from
other causes; from Sunday noon to
noon to-day there were 13 yellow fever
deaths and 3 from other causes. . There
wasice horo this morning. No new
fever pases reported at the Howard
snperiutendency. They are discharg
ing the nurses.
Montuomert, Oct 27 Night
For the past forty-eighi hours there
hav been 5) yellow fever deaths,
There was a hard rain here this morn
ing, but the weather is not cold yet
Cincinnati, Oct 27 Night--A bale
of cotton donated to Memphis brought
$2,020. m
Denison, Tex., Oct 27 -Night
The fever is unabated below Corsicana,
in this State. There is no unusual
sickness above that point.
HKAD(rAHTKKS.
i'f.AVY FALLIXU OFF IX REV
EXIT. OOLLECTOSS.
SILVER IX THE TREASURY
HE VKIU OUT.
TO
VACANCY AT WEST 1DIXT.
WauunmTox, l. C, Oct 27-Noon
The (VJlivt.irs of IuWruU R veuue
show a falling offuf ,M0,0iX) from
lat mouth. Thta, thev sav at the
-
Bureau, is ha than was expected.
(VuiwisMotier IXtuglasa will delay
i-reiwrinff the report uutd the full
effoet of the panio ia developed.
Wamunoton. tX-t 27. The Tieaa-
ury has half a million of dollars in
silver, and Secretary Richard n will
order its payment, ou each check to
the eit' iit of five dollars.
The mints have capacity for fifteen
millions of silver per year, without
iuterferiug with other coinage.
Ther are many vacancies in the
Nttional Academy, iry forty-five
having passed at the last preliminary
examination in June, 1873.
electr'icisms.
The City Hall at Hartford has been
burned.
Wiuteruiuute, slayer of Ma'Cook,
has been bailed iu frlO.MI.
Jturt A Co., liiokar, of Buffalo,
N. Y., have resumed.
The furnace owners in Pittsburg and
viciuity, recently uuHiiimotisly resoved
to reduce wajrrs ten er cent, Tlie
miutters think it will be diflicult to
keep the furnaces in blast at the reduc
tion. Further reductions may be nec
essary t ' prevent entire surpension.
The Alabtuia State Fair has Ueu
postponed from Noveniltcr 2d to No
vember 18th.
The Congressional excursion has
gone North from Dallas, Texus.
J no. M. Rtnley yesterday afternoon
shot and fatally wounded Lloyd L.
Cary, Editor of the Daily Times, at
Cumberland, Tuuu.
The fourth day's races at Baltimore
were postponed on account of the rain.
ritOll.YlULITIKW.
Wab Dktautuent, I
Omoi Caitr KniNAi. Offiorr. (
Wasuinoton, D. C, October 27.
On Tuesday the storm centre will con
tinue to move East and Northeastward
beyond our stations. For New Eng
lannd, fresh and brisk Sontwustorly
windd, poisibly with rain, and clearing
away during the day. For the Middle
States, Westerly winds and clear or
clearing weather, followed by cloudy
weather Tuesday night. For the Lake
region, Westerly winds, veering to
ortliwet, wttu clear weatuorfor a
short time. For tho Northwest and
Southeast, increasing Northerly winds,
rising barometer, falling temperature
and cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
For the Ohio Valley, rising barome
ter, Northwest winds, falling tem
perature, cloudy and clearing weather.
Cautionary signals continue at Boston,
Portland and Eastport
The Miiptom ( Health.
Health Iias its symptoms as well as
disease. The clear eye, the freoh com
plexion, the steady hand, tho firm
step, the unclouded brain, briskness
of spirit)), and a disposition to look on
the bright sule of anything are indica
tions that the animal machinery is in
srfeet working order. Happy are
theywhoHcrunninggcarof life is in this
excellent condition, ami fortunate too
are they who know how to bring it
into such a condition if disarranged.
All who have experienced or witnessed
the effect of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters upon the weak, broken down, de
sponding victims ol dyspepsia, liver
complaint, fever and ague, rheuma
tism, nervous debility or premature
decay, know that in this supreme tonic
and alterative there exists a specific
principle which withers the very source
of the trouble and effects an absolute and
permanent cure. F. l'lnvilm Untun
might lie aptly infi'-,Ded on the label,
for the preparation is a plurality of
remedies condensed into one irresisti
ble antidote, deod&weow
Haw to Iteinav fttalna and ftpots
from nnrble fnrnlture, Ac.
The only stun which Sapolio will
not remove is a "stain on the charac
ter." But frommarble mantels, tables,
china, table ware, carpets, furniture of
every description, or any article of
household ornament or use, the deep
est dyed stain can be instantly washed
out forever by the use of Sapolio. It
is as oheap as ordinary bar soap, and
will always do exactly what is claimed
for itj,if the simple directions are fol
lowed. 4 w
llw to Lighten Wemaa'a Laber,
If "timo is money," then everything
that tends to facilitate labor is a posi
tive pecuniary benefit to mankind.
Th bent sewing machine or churn is
but a "good strong woman," as expe
rience Droves. So Sanolio. in enablins
one woman to easily do as much clean
ing of every kind in one day as two
women can do in two days with the
scrubbing brush and soap, is a positive
blessing to tin human race. No wo
man who has one sed it will ever use
anything clso a " substitute. Sold
by all dealers. ' Tho cheapest as well
as best cleansing snbstunce in the
World. tf
The only Unfailing- perillr. for dtt-
eamsftlis Kidneys, BIMktar, and the organs!
affected by fleiooi ksbltf.tiBelmbold'i Kxtrsct
Bncha. Thta medicine enrti. lit. Helmbold Is
the only pliyticlu bo dm eacoteded la ob
taining the full virtues of Bocho. Hit lithe
original end only truly valuable preparation
It It conllded In by phyileiana and p .UfnU alike,
It U Important that luircrcra should obtain the
gmulne. Therefore Mk for Htlmbold'l Kxtrsct
Uujha, vita the Doctor ' Hgnature on ()' hot-
Teeth Mk Adamant
a a Terr rare. but anrwetn, noweTer frail, mm
u e prewrvrd from decay by the moet bslnamie
or an aemirnce. ooiwonfc
It notonly.beaatiflee, but strengthens them.
STATE NEWS.
Tlie Fair Grounds at OvlHro sre
t be sold November 2U'j,
FayetUviUe hai an Opera Hou,
aud it is to be tiuiili.sl this we k.
The Oo!dlnv Standard evoi itt
na this meek with a ateut outsKle.
Tlie Baptist St,at Convention niceta
u srrentoa on the &th of Novetuler,
Col. S. A. Sharp, nf Stattville, In
been appointed and accepted tlie poai-
Hon ol ctuel .Mardial at the Hickory
rair. t
The Raleiirh Sutia-1 savs: Mr.
Gibson MarUn, of this eouutv, raiaed
fifty bashelm of sweet potato on
cno-fiMirth f an a-re of laud.
The belted cattle of Delaware,
which wre bought by the Stat Agri
enltnral Society, have Iwu s'iit to the
Weldoa Fair for exhibition.
John Brajrg, Ei., of the Raleigh
telegraph olhv, haa goae to Anguata
to asaume the position of General
Manager of the Southern & Atlantic
Telegraph Office, at that place.
The Stateaville Intelligencer ia in
formed that Mr. Sidnev Vouut, of Ca
tawba county, gathered from on acre
of ground, (up land) ninety three
bushels and three peckt of com.
The Warrenton Qasette asys : The
frieuds of the llev. Mr. Marshall will
le glad to learn that he will not go to
Maryland, as he at one time intended
doing, but will remain here, the Church
at Kidgewii9 ref using to accept his re
signation. Mr. Marshall reaigua his
charge of the church at Uingwood.
The Siatesvillo Iutelli'mvr savs.-
We are pained to auuoiune that j. W.
Biawley, of Shepherd' X Roads, and
Jim. F. Moore, of Mootsville, Uitli of
tin county, were rroatod on Weduea
day laxt on charge, of atUmpting Ui
pans counterfeit money. While wo
know nothing of the circumstances,
we are convinced that both of these
geutlemeu wilt lm able to rsttbliKh
their innocence.
The Norfolk Virginian savs: Lieu
tenant Gibson, of the lintcd HtutcM
Signal Servicx, arrived iu Uio city on
Saturday from aaluncton, for tlio
pnixw oi surpenntendincr tho cnn-
I ion of tho new lino of telegraph and
life saving statious on tho coast be
tw n the capes of Virginia and (Vpo
iiaueraa. lie win enter upon his
duties at once.
The Qoldshoro Messenger says: We
are reuuested to caution tlie uublic ta
beware of an imiHwtor. sailing under
the name of St Clair, and claiming to
sell steam engines for cotton gins on
a credit. The individual was on the
south side of Neuse river a week or
two ago. Ho staved one niuht at Mr.
John A. Kee'a rvsideuce aud appro
priated a quantity of wearing apparel.
We learn also that he stole ahorse
from tho stables of Mr. John Everitt
rarker, iu Sampson county.
Tho llaleigh News savs: Robert C.
Miller, Es., of Caldwell connty, died
at tho Insane Asylum on Thursday
last, and was buried in the oumetery
of that institution yesterday morning.
Rev. Dr. Mason, of Christ's Episcopal
Church of this city, erformed the
lust sad rites of tho church over his
grave. Mr. Miller at one time repre
sented tho counties of Burke and
Caldwell in tho State Legislature, and
was quito a prominent man of his sec
tion. His mind yielded to tho shock
of financial eniburrascment, and for
two years ho has been an inmate of
tho Asylum. Peace to his ashes.
The Raleigh News ssys : A letter
from Appletou Oak TUnith, dated Lou
don, Oct. lit h, 187:1, to a gentleman
in this city says : -'I had mado ar
rangements for the consolii'a'ion of
the 'Western' rood with the 'Midland'
and expected to have Ixteu on my way
home ere this with sufficient credits to
have taken over tho wholo concern
nuder fair arrangements with the
stockholders. ,
Tho "Midland" Company had fully
arranged for the (nun of 1,000,000
Jwunds, over g!i,000,K)0, when this
Ireadful American crash came. There
ia no doing anything at the present
moment in the American Railwsy
schemes snd there is no other woy but
to defer it for a time.
The ''Midland" Company will guar
antee to finish their road within three
years from the Jot of Jannnry next,
and will take it subject to all incum
brances, and pay a fair sum in full
paid Midland stock to the private
shareholders if they will puss a bill
transferring it with all its axscta, fran
chises and equities to the Midland.
"I shall probably bo instructed be
fore I leave as to how the present in
cumbrances are to bo arranged.
I trust that some arrangement will be
made to secure the "Western in the
interests of your own people for our
Grand Trunk Lino, the "Midland."
Tlie Lincoln Progress ssys : We had
a call lost week from the Rev. P. A.
Strobel, district suerintcndeiit of the
American Bible Sooieiy for North Car
olina. Mr. 8. has filled this position
for nearly two years. When he com
menced his labors he estimated that at
least 30,000 familes in our State were
destitute of the sacred scriptures. He
has visited all the counties in the State
once and has nearly completed his sec
ond round,, and has found the destitu
tion even greater than he had sup
posed. .
The efforts to supply this destitution
have been in a measure successful. To
this end the American Jlililo Society
have donated nearly 12,(XM)vohnno of
the scriptures for tho benefit of dcsti
tuto families anH sabbath schoolx, Tho
auxiliary Bible Societies have ordured
for their Depositories over 25,000
copies of the scriptures, making an ag
grcgatc of about 517,000 volumes o the
scriptures brought in this State since
Mr. Htrobel commenced his agency,
This is an advance of five hundred per
cent on the work ol the previous years.
The money forwarded to tho Bible So
ciety in New York np to lttt April 1873,
from JN. u., was over .mhhi being bcv-
enty-fivo per cent over tho previous
yea;. Mr, S, has been prosecuting his
work with seal and success and has
brought the Biblo csuko "into a very
prosperous condition. Many of tho
counties havo been canvassed ond up-
Dlied. His efforts have net the cor
dial approval of all Christian men in
this State, as well as of the officers of
the American Bible society.
I Bars been a df"peptle for yar began to
aaa tlia SIMMON LtVKK liKoLl.A 1'IIK
two years Si lt hM """d tike a charm ia my
Rsv. 3. O.HOLMES,
CIytoD,A!a.
Mmrrai War. la ik. Msit Prta
lor aaatt hrr" rl aar.
i Fourteen years aro Loms Walden-
I burger w arrested in Efg Harbor
I City, X. J.y on charge of murdering
i ilia cuu.i. truu, ana aeutencea to I
hangvd. The sympathy of tne ncu-h
bora waa aroused. Th. y did not be
lieve that he was giuity. This feeling
waa so strong that the court of pardon
eonituuiiM nia MNitanoe to iution
went for life. Iu tlieae fourWu year
that he ha tet iiicaJ-.vraW hia wife
has died, and many of his fnendwho
has tried a secure hia frecvhuo. Frunt
certain statements male by his wif on
her death bed, it ia prolwhl that she
t the guilty one. The iuhabitan of
Efg Harbor are moving to secure hi
reWa. Ten at the inrvmen who ra
victed him have signed tlie lwtitiou.
me of them is dead, and tliejother has
departed for arta nuknowu.
U hat Ike Ot iabwr Mmtoaa fr'ifl.
Tlie New York H' M draw quit a
variety oi coucluaiona from the reoeut
eleetious, tlie moat iuiHrtant of which
ia, "that the lVmoeracy will Jisbaud
auddiaolve their organisation ia an
exploded idea. Th opposition jarty,
for the next four yearn, will be the
1 Vmocratic party, and bo other nirtr.
The hiindrrHla of tlKUtsands of citiieus
ho have been waiting and watching.
holdtiinliack from joimug tlie 1 Vmo
cratic urgsnizatiou in the expectation
that it would txt snpplauted by some
other, mill now see that they will lie
reduced to a choico tutween the two
great parties which have been arrayed
apa mt each other for to many years.
I'll JVniocratic nrrtv ruid the Retml-
lican jaitv sre to lie the ouly
two national pai ties for the next four
yiars.
An 1'ugltnli writer contributes to
Notes uud (.tileries" a list of stratige
nanu-N hieh he has conipilml from
Ls'udim sign (Hiarda. Aiihtng them
are Mr. Allchin ami Mr. Applcyard ;
Mr. By the sea and Sir. By the way
prolnib'ya forgetful gntlomn with
flltfssrm. Baby, Barefimt, ButUr, Bell
hanger, ChriHtmas, Cuuioniile, Cut
biiah.a florist :Coblledtek.who should
bo a shoemaker ; JVath, Deatlman,
Drawwater. Driukwiitcr. mcnilK'rs of
the tcmiieranco society : Drinkall.
Eyes, fjitwa'r. fliisliiiff. Gray (rooae.
Gotobeil. Ghost, Ibindwuiiebody, Hob
lowbread, Macker'l, Oysters, i'linch,
and Ifgcon.
8PECIAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
llnniiT Itrtlrl lar l.aai Mmm Imm
tbe allele al krmre ami AbiiMM is early litr.
HauliOKl K'WtoriU. IttiueUlaeuUi to Marrlaa
r.uiuMHi. h.w iikIIiuU 4 UMlai.nl. hw
and n M.tk.i.le t nrdiea, Uwktaad Clrmilare
at tiw, iu w.liil neliNta, Addrvw, HOW
AKIt A'SoCM 1'luN, he I. Saulk Nmik St,
fbilaa.liihia, Pa.,-an In.lllailua hating a
high t.i ulattuu lot koueraklecumluot aHd pro-
liwiun ffllll.
vet SSS-la
The New Meinrdy lr lluplnr.
A mt imfmrfani lumium. Boll by Tbe K.latlo
TruMllu., Ne. la Hrn.,tv. k. V. tll. It
rutaiaa Kiiptureabm.iilrlTluaaaF awl eunftirt,
ul,iit ami Jay, at all tinu!, ami aniler all rir
cuunlaiieu, llhaiit any ieeillon whatever
in any caaa, ami lOwttlU never be lakea oH da
ring the .hurt lima rii!u to.Swt a iraia
neutrnra. Sinl by mall. Olrrui.r. Ir. Snf
OrunirM at fhiMi Ian will oriler Una new Trim,
lor tun without charge.
oei We-tr
PBATrS'ASTBAL OIL
AB8i)M'KTI.Vial'e. Perreotly odnrleni.
Alwava iinHiiria. Illuniliiallns iiualltlM
.uix'rliir to gaa. Iluina In any lamp without
iiaiiKT ni .(iiHinig or taking lire. M.ntt
larluml K f"lr to.lllar the UMOf .olatile
anil ilangi'miia una, II. Mlrty umlrr enry pa
Kile tint, ami it. iktOi'1 burning qiialnlu, are
prvrea by iu cuullnncil are In over Jimi.oiio laml
Ilea. Mllllimaof iuMiitia hare been aold and no ae-
rl'li'nl -illrmily or Inillrertly baa tivt occur
rel from burning, Muring or handling It.
'I he liumenae vrarly hwa to Ilia ami pnerty
multiiig lmni the una nt obrap and Uangnroua
all in ilia Unltrd Statea, I. aalllng.
Tlie lnaiiiaine (;mnanlea and Kir. Commle
liniiira tliruiirUniit Ilia ruuutry r eomnieiul tb.
an ma ba tne nrat aaiiguarii wnen lawnaare
ua.il Snnd fur circular.
Cor aale at retail bf the traile icneiallr. and
at wlmlraalit hv Hie ini.pnixn., ( lias. PHA 1 T
CO , li Cullon Strwt, htw nrk.
augm HHiawlai
.Tliillirra, Iflotbers, IHothera.
IWt tall to nwiire MKS. WINHI.OW'S
SOOI'HIMI SVKl'P tiw all dlaMHaw Im-klea
to the iwrlial of tevtklnf la ehililrcn. It re
lieve, tbf ehlHI fmra pain, rnree wlnit etille,
regnlatea the bnwela, and bv giving rrllaf and
Bi'anit ui tne cuiiii, give, rem to tne aiotner,
He.ar ami rail tor
IKS. VTIXSMIV," SlMlTHINU BY RHP,"
rue Ml. by all druggiet.
June it l.USnn-W-Sat.
Darts fhun tbe Dcril ; OrCnpii AW
A Hixik just Iwut'il, upcalng the "ruaioa All"
that have apiiearetl In the New York Mewana
r,, tlii-lr hulwyand lennn. wtyllak V II
llniaa fully r pra.a . AdvetUaeraente
trum il.api-rale Rirn ut Uemiitlfiil woaiea: tllaa
detlne meatinKa; bow trdatraUd; 'i'be nUKery
of the flwodrlcli Traced y tne reeulteta
"perHinai. " Praoription tit uving nroanwey
Siatnea. 1'ipoava aurlal rorrnpllon.
Sent on rrr.iti' rHI came. AildrrN, Unique
rrintii.g Mini', e veary at., n. l .
The llerh with '0 Pwrlable am.
Ily Mviwliiar Mnrhliin, on ilo Rays
Trial: nianv advantaam over all, Nauatae-
tlon giiaraiiti?eit, nr 'At refunded, Sent eoro-
lrte, wen inn direction., nwawitn sewing
(aohlne Co.. Sill rlroadwav, M. Y.
rtan'lon I llrlullon Nlgnala,
gent on rectlpt of 21 eent.. Vnlitie Printing
and PulIU.hiig Hobae, 10 Veary street, Maw
York.
yVIi OH THK HKP.AKFAST, LOKtJH
VlhA KON, D1NMKH AMD BUPFEK
TA hLK,
LEA & PERRINS' WorccsWird Sance
IS INMISPKNSAHI.B.
JOHN DUNCAN'B SONS, New York
A gantt for the United BlaUa.
oct 20. loin
DR. GARVIN'S ELIXIR OF TAR.
I tocwmmflftiltti by rrguUr Mnltrl prtrtl
tioi'vni iihI uy rtiru gniirf.iiieel for Colita,
l) iilfhs, i:nUri)i( A4hm, llronrhlil, Mpitting
ilmntti HrrolulaV. Kry I i-pfpni and
UfHit, ltyinterr,t htilprn nKrbunl holers. -.ud
nil I'T'T Mml I'owpI com plaint. Klilnry il.neii
wi nnti atll HttrjtttMntsjot tne l'rinUtrirhi, tttf
fc.ty hnrmltf ( froni mif-tfal or Alcoholic
proietrtiw i-lpvin.t Ut th nttet nefrr known
to liilrrii el im ar iHttUa. KmII partlctilnrn
with mllrl frvriiuimv kthI rrrlilU psPfiioti
'iplkathm. Adilrt, I. T H UK A CO., lUit
ncvriiin Afenuc, new imn.
AWAaiisu nr ths
AMERICAN INSTITUTE, .
TO J. W.McKEE,
roi
Einliniiicriii an. Fliilini Macliiiics.
" It la Ineemona and will aieet lliewnntaof
every matron In the land."
Ksulbitlnoi ( lS7i.
John E. flavlt. pec. Bee. P. A. Barnard, Pres.
Hum'i I). Tillman, Correaponiling boo.
New York, Nov. M, 11 .
Tkla almple and Ingenloa. Machine la ae aa
fnl a. the Hewing klai hlne, and ie laat becom
ing po ular with lauiee. In the place orewa
aivo Needlework, IU work bring much more
bandaoroe, reqnlrlng lent tlm i and not one
Uinta paft Um- etpewrav K bvdv'a tot.
li.t il bj iwmj.lne wllhual it. A Machine
with Ulnatrattd circular and full Inatrnctiona
aent on reri.tof H, er fl imbed la Hirer plate
for S3.T8.
Addreas, Tht McK't Hnnvarfvrina Cb ,
30 Broadway, New York,
AQEST8 WASTED.
5IW A2TT.ITISIXINTS.
GIFT COTJCERT.
r Ue avtl tad a4et the aaayiaaa f
rJtUK I'KDKMItlNin, kaviag ktea ap
psaated by tk.) Kieratit CweaejaHe ef Ike
akane tawaiwa, a aaak tke aeeeaaary ar
raageavtBU fwr s rtFT t)XCF tT diartaf Ue
aett Aaaaal l av, laae latfally aaiieiUmi
Hkatkme of artirMM eajitakl Bar prtaae. Flew
banrfred aet.es wilt tat dutnbaked ta Ike par-
rkaaaril tieketa, and tke friends ef tb Aaw.
ciatw are ewejaVleaOw railed apaa ta ravatali
Hwpnaee. AsytkJag tVaaa a tkeamad delist
aeraetoSbaatp aktrt will be areoptahl. Tke
eaataaaf all ruatnkalue. tegetber wttk tkatr
kwaraeeieard ia4 tke aaiaxat of taw dawatlaia
III be psbltaeied ta paaira't sad vUMy
dutnbated. Tke prtaee will be exkikitoa da
tlagikePalr. TB.M waking te avail Uvea
veeeftk to eaaate atoll v aaada wl adeertte
lag tketr bwalawaa, will alaaie euaaatuaktavte
wttk Us aabavetber dariag tae auaatb Ka-
veeakvt, as tke llat wf prtm akeakl be pk
liaked a tke trat wf Itoreaber. Tke dlatrtbs-
taaa ll be stad sa tke laat day eat tas rait,
Deceaibet Uth. All CMtrlkatieat ekMld be
ablreaaed la
Dr. THOS. B. 0 ARE,
IU St, Wltailagtoa, N tV
ft ta atae aad feat ay, tr4 tf
FOR LIVERPOOL.
rjtlli UrHkiAK MAKgl'B MAK1A
ansa, HU kav e.at.k Urk a.
above, t Jt Cottim rretgkts apply H
WILLIAMS MtRCMIHON.
sm at
a. I '.I
M. CRONLY, Auctioneer.
.illLllONLYAMOUUKS,
THIS MOkMNU, at' ree'.Uak, we will 'l
m havetu.nl la Irani ml aur rtoe, Simlk
atrr SirMt, an aaaurtaMw! at Hawknld ainl
Harare Purnitiira, Hartvla rluur, el air via
Wki.k.v, IMaiiU, Ae , 4a.
ax ri IMS It
Lost.
ON BI'NIIAY ArTKKNitiN.iNj MARKRT
Slrrvt, liKtwavu Pirtk atwl Third, a S.w -t.WTular
IMd Shawl Pm, richly ehawd, A
lilivral rteaid will ba faM if rliirm. to
van . a. u iiaKiMNsr
x-t J imm-u
Foxed Shoes.
JAI'lltS AMD MISSIS MNK tUt.l
hoee, kahbrra rm l.adwe, Mlawe end Mas,
At C. A. PKIO..1,
Ke.ll Market Btreel.
art M sif
NliV GIFT
by the aalkor at
"THE ANQEL IU THE CLOUD.1
PhKSKNTi the eeraatlllty of the Author
In a new light te many reader., and by all
ol gixal tatta In lltaratare will be reeelved and
trad wits intervetiiig iraaure.
Aaiha "Angel la the Cloud", NP A 111 ft Is
iai imipioine ium and uent eaten.
J uat pabladwd aad lee rale at
HEINSBERGER'S
I.IVK BOOK AMD MU8IU STORE,
etsa IM
nm MiUl
MECKt ENBUROi CO., N.C.
Wr.i l, KQI IPPER. IKVKN PKOP EB
Mir. kniienM-a low, Saaalon begin bep
tauilier tfltk, lT.l. Bi nd for Catalogue,
J. K. Bl.AKR,
Ckalraiaa oftlie Parnlty.
oftW . MU4w
HAVE 'YOU SEEN
ouu low rmcED
JP YOU HA VK NOT, YOU HAD tlKST
do en at onre.'or loan
BARGAINS.
IvlUNTSOlSr &z CO.
CITT CLOTHIERS.
oet
Removal.
IJIHE rNDIRRIOMED, HAS ttuwved his
DRUQ AND PRKSCRIPTION eUora
frora eorner of Front aad Prlnreae ttreerj, to
"kvana' Hliask," Prlneeae Itrret, opjmelte tbe
.lenrnal OSIoe. where ke will be pleaeed ta
serve bnirrienda ana tne niihiie generally. .
J. A. MRbANK, Agent.
Druggi.
oct 26 M M
COLLINS' AND SIMMONS'
AXES
T Til KEW HARDWARE BT8RK.
aiLES A MURCHISOX.
K6-
ocl
Prince Bismarck
NOT DEAD. HI ETITX t,lVE8, AND
Mill wears a erown ararte of Bne French
t ir Skla, An Silver Hucklee ami workman
ehin wonderfully Improved. Everybody rail
audaeetht new erown, at
EVANS & VonGLAHN'S,
Boot and BhS Blnra.
ect(6
e
ieo
DOZEN
180
B
TuN IMP'ttlTen CIIVtlER At,;.
CIIAB. I. MTKHS Al l) .
t and 1 North Pront St.
got .vat-
We Invite
Wllnl.KSALK RUYEHS Tn CAI.I. AND
are oar Inttfe aiwk nf Hi and nhne.
EVANS A Y'ii!ll'A.HN.
cl K 1 MS.
Fine French Brandies-
OITt OWN WIRKT IMPORT ATKlN
Imm Bordeaux, eiKlril ibuly -r lirraaii
BT'im Clmn'ia"
50 CASES 50
Finest Brandy
tvei brought to that mai kct,
CH AS. D. M YEKB A CO.,
fl and T forth Proat St.'
extas mu
AT NEW HARDWARE STORE
gHOVELS aad Tonga, Fire Doge, Moat Cnt-
tre" anrf Bti (Tere. t it WhUk.S'ArDle Parere.
Coal Hoda, Siflere. t'andlrvllcka brenee, brae
ami tin, Nal Cracke, Dork Sere. a, Emory
Sharpener, Cooking Utenatle, Vunof all
klmla, and ail article, needed la nouae keeping,
rotaaleckeap. " ' "
' QltES M0RCUISON.
ct ia s S4i-;
ixw ADYxiTisrnns
lVvatnt ihipplng Tags!
I ll'fll OvaeTww rla.Hlred Muliene kavw
I I1U 1 1 wtUiia the paa M yvara,
II l ad a wttkant oomviaiat of kaae be Taai
bjH.ng,i.aaje.4. f key are waeiv-w rw
uaaia eear mtaraiiaei twttaei evaiw
laaaaayTaiiasaei AiiKir
twid by Prtatere sad Itatloaert evervvbeee.
aaa n .
Ladies Belts.
LAOIkA'aad OMto'Tranaa.Cata'kaav Shawl
Strain Ball SUoakata, Ae at tkw Badaw
sm nacaees r aaiaavy ai
4. ft. ttiPHAH (XX.
(tax S loath Ptwat Strawt,
WUaaiagtoa, N. O.
Jaiy us
OYER ALL!
43.000
Chickering& Sons
PIANOM
ia an. Ovee (4 prllsa reeeevod. au
hlghsst Pramluma evee all eeeapeuta
vrlB, London, Maw York,
oaton, a
or MO OTHER MAKE sav eveeebtalaed
tb tasM aoalarUy as ttls World Ro
nswssd Improvod mako.
Tke ealy rwaooaablw prloetf Brat claes make,
ea band, rur sakt ky i
Cornor FOURTH and Market tta.
l 13-U
1st 1873.
rrrtt this date our balks vr
COAL AND WOOD
will be Ibr limeacetlald caaa. Noatoeuala
wUI Vs kii-t, and tmlera will sot be 1 1 led aalU
paid far.
We tiiwt all out caafomei will reatewlax
that nolliw, and arnd aioaey aitk tkelr nrilera,
as ao etctiitaja whatever will ke aiiki la Uils
rsle.
a tl. PA IIS LEY CO.
im ir
otlt
QuarantinoNotico.
Tkefolloalns tluarantlne R.viilatlon will
be la rnrne fro a aii.l al ter the lat of J une, 114,
ytll furthet aotloe i
let. All vereela rroea Porta Bcatb al Cane
Pear will eome to at the VlalUag sutbaa avae
'Deep Water Paint," and await fie lueneetaja
wf tbe Iduaraatius Phyetolaa,
Id. All veaaalakavlna aVkaeea ea beard sa
arrival, or kevina kad otckaoaa daring tkeewy
ago, are re.uireu taeiuae wiae aiaiMMt iwin
eiiectkin, without regard to the Port Iroaa
wneaee tney aaiiaa..
Id. Veaaalenot Iselndad aa abovswlll prixaed
be WUmtHbaawttkatotetotmltua.
era. Pilot are eapeolally er Joined to make
earaiai aaiiilry, and If not aailaked with the
taia menu of the uaptatn, er If the veaeel I la
a nitny condition, tney will nnng Ihe veaeel ta
tke Station for further siamlaauoa.
Mb. Pilot wilfully violating the Quarantine
law are eubjeet to forfeiture t their branch.
Maeteraof veaael to a Bne ef Two Hundred
(jai) Dollar a day for avert day ther vMate
tae (Jueraa'lne lawa, an. I all ether parwa are
liable for aack and every eSesca,
th, All veaaale mhjert to vlall.lloa under
the regulation will avt Bag la the mala rig-Ing-purlilUe,
.W. POTTER,
Quarantine Phyaiclaa.
Port of Wilmington, N. O.
stay II Ur-BetSi A Wed ytlelNowk
Elegant Table Butter.
par.8H CBACKEBS-Aa KINDS,
POTATOES, APPLES AMD ONIONS, at
JAMES O. BTEVINBON'B.
J.H-
set II
PROPOSALS
Pop Repairing or Rabulldlng tho
rldgo ovor tmlth'o Crook
known ao "Little Iridgo."
IJIHE I'NDKKBiaNFIl WILL EECF.1TE
aeaied proKalk fur repairing er rebuilding
"Utile Bridge", over Batik's Creek, anUl
Tkaralay, tnth Inrt., at o'clock, P. M.,a!tke
emi t of the Register oQDeedt.
BaKlneatloiui la detail ruiiet bs made by the
party bidding, and allowance made for all the
material la Ihe ski brkigs suited for sad.
BII.AS . MASTIN,
Chairmak BoarJ Ceaioty Commlaalonera.
etlt , M4-st
pk-XAPSco mmali ;Tmsttut
Near Baltimore. Md.
THIS INSTITUTE hae been In operation fof
thlrtvveera. and.nlovaa national renuta-
Um, With Um sambo ef enplla Smiled ta
ninety, lt hat renrreentative from two-thirds
of the Btatee, prtnel pally Snath and Boathweet.
It looatloa la ,reeinlnently healthful, leoen.
Ual, and really reached by railroad from Baltl
aaoreand Waablugtn City. Por circular ad
drees MRS. B. II. ARCHKK,
KUloott Ulty, r. O , Md.
oet HI eA-tw
- IMS' AND GEhTLLMNEN'S
DINING ROOMS:
rflHB BUBSUK1BER HAS OPENED HIS
X I'inlng Room for tli aecoiamodatlon of
fwliea and flentlemen and I pr.iarail to fnr-
nl'h mrala at all Hnura. uyater. la every atvie.
MI'PPKll PARTIES Turnl.hrd at bert
aolloe. J. U. L'JMSDKN.
act 21 SM Iw
M. CRONLY, Auctioneer.
liyCUONLY AMOKUIS.
VALUABLE . RESIDENCE FOB
. HALE TERMS TO SUIT
, PURCHASER.
We Dt rr.K roB bale that desiha
ra'da Brick Keaiilnncn en Kaat tale id"
Kietit. belweea, Hed Orua ami Walnnt atreela.
Tke Lot haming an L mpn Had tjroea atrrel.
Dwelling 'wo army and Maement. KIUHT
IIOOMn well and fallhlully coaMrac'ed, and
eannot fall to iileayw, nprm an eiamluation of
urlieailrlriiif a comfortable r aienoe.
Term lo vmt, tor which and Hirurf. apply to
CbONLV A MORRIS.
Heal KMate Mrokera.
oi't n . -at
For Ladies.
RISE .M bt'TTON BOOTS,
. - 8EKOE Bt'TTON BOOTS,
KID LACE BAL8,
SENSATION It AU.
Hew BlylS-a large amortment, at
. V. A. PRICK'S, :
St Markets.
octJI Kf-e-
Dire?t Importation.
1500 8CIS t,vaP001' 8A-LT,
e landing from Brig Ejtktr. ,
, Tqf tale lo by ,
BINTOBD, CT.OW a
1-
ctU
TUNiNa AVMustd
zazl i:,::;
wiiil!:x:t:.j i: :
t:A3 tr .
Crrwa e Ctnui $ . rs
Wilauttoa, E. c..
i aad aTUe Vf tvi. f..,r r
the W. W. BTtread wUi raa a-
aLAii, TtUIN.
Leaea Cakea Depot dally (Sana . t r
ArrtTw'ai Oeidthwro 'aV.VV.V.'.'I '.
Hoi liy Moaatat.... ,
" W.kiua at t
Leave) WaliaiadKly aaaajwa'iu
."'at y
Arrive .4 HwbyMma:..,. (l
tlvhtabtirwat I
I'eata lp. , '. i ,
KXPftES TEAM.
Uavs C a a.., not, dally, at, r
Arrive at tkddaborw at, .
- Kocky Moaatal.... a .
WMdoa at .
Leave Wehtoa. dai l y, at. . . . i
AmvsalHeckyMoaalal. ....... .
OoldaUvwat. Ii
" Can Itopotet 4.J..
Mall Train make, eleee aoaaaetioa ar '
dee for all rotate hetU via Bay Um a : -aula
Ureas reoiea.
SeV Bipreej Trala eeaaeeej nnlv wfli
OraakrMtaw iv 1 1 mam b aw,u .
! leura eas UUa I nam. ej
might TreJas will leave Wtlmtf n t
weakly alt-ue A. M. at. t arrive at l.v r. Ji.
Birreas Prelgkl Train will leave W
has dally al t vOP. M. aad arrive) at I r
a a JUHH P.DITI5S, .
lictteral t
t , i v u
CAEOLSTrLHTRAL RAfLVAT V
niliMagtm,I.l'MTJay li, l ,
x Ncin:i)um:
MIIINOm TRAINS
Leave WUwIngtata daUy (ncTjl B " '
at ..,.,... a
Arrive at Wa.lr.oore at,,.,,,. ...
Leave WailMbor at i , .
Arrive at Wtlmmgtva at '.'.'.'.t ,
FRIIQHT TRAINS
Lea re vrilmlortoa dally (ueept Sn!-
at a
Arrive at l.aurlBhurg at .......S '
Leave 1-aariiibHrc at a
Anivelat WarlratMara' at j
Paawugar Train leave Chalotie(U .
daveeiitrl) at.....,, k .
Arrive at Hutt.lo at. , ... u 4
latave HaSaioat.....,., I '
Arrive al Charlotte at 5 :
Irreeular Ijmhaeand llmkav irl... .
both purtlor t tbe Itoad, a the bu
.ulraa,
A dally Stag will aooarue la rannu' u
the trala abotkntd of thla H
8. U PHk vi "
Englnaer and Bn
Paper wpylng Schedareof
ilMrniT
W., V. A
ftwmmm woauiuie tola, ana avrnj on
etllute 1
may U
lEMEEALBUPEBIHTErJU'lS t. .
wiLMiN0T0N,c:n::;.::
iDOumiAiu:':
WlLsiiavrow, M.tX, Oet. li .,,
CHANGE OF BCIIEirj
Tks following Bobeduls will go In'o r
A. H, Banday, ITtk butaat.
DAT E1PKXSB TkVAIJt, (Dally).
- - at eewwaieeeaesssewst w
Arrive at Plnraneo. ...,, ...., it
Leave wllmlngtoa..
4
' Oolumhla, . s -
H Augusta,..,, .... a
Leave Auguaia .,........,. e
Laava llulumhlA u, ..
Arrive at Plnrenee.... ........ 1
" W II mine too iu -
MIUHT EXPRESS (DaUvl.Basdav e
Leave Wilmington ........
arrive at r'oreiico.......A,.it
" " Oolavjbla , 4 -
II H A .
Leave Aa.it.la . .a
Arrive at Columbia.,. a
" Pnaanre kv '
" Wllmuigtoa t.la
All Tfalaa a.ha .'.mm n...i. ...
Mortn and rwnlk.
Pullman'. Palace Bleeclaa Care aa '!
trslna ,
JAMES iKDERSi.
tteal Super Int'
act II . .
SHIPPIirQ.
Ikltiinore and lVllialrrrl
SEMLWECKLY
STEimsiiiP ui::;
LoaroaannvTas naroiATaA" -
D. M. FOE.ET,.... Car D. 3 T v
Li t II. LaV Cant J. S. B F v
aKUtAt. A tLTDE, ..lapt. D. O. C ....
Till hereafter tali from BALTTMOH V
THrSliAV and rHIluT, and ..w vr
MINUTON every WRDNRSDAf and a
ITHDAT, eonnectliig at Wllmlufrtoa ,
Wlleilneriin. tolumhia A Anruara, V
toa A Weldon.and the WilmiNirun, C
k Rutherford Kallroail AbeUi leverai ,
ef Steaawr tp PayetterlU, ,
UlvimeTarMBhBllls fLa " -to
all polnu la Vortk snd Booth ta
Georgia and Alabama,
Connecting at CaStlr-:
with the Baltimore Ohio and th N
Central Rallroa,! fbr all point in Ihe V. ,
Morth.Weat. and wlta BUamrr and K,
for Boatow, Nw fork and Pkiladaiphia,
Por freight eagagvmnt pr y to
A,l. CAZAfci.At-",
Wilmington, t. t
ANDREWS A CO., Agent.
baiUmor.
dec 11 .
TOBILLAKD'B STEAWSBl U "
1 .vo vtkuir
BAlLias TfJENOATB AAf rr
rBOM KEW TOKK,ARkt S
OATS) AJfD BATTBDATS 1
WIIJglitUTOK.
INSUkAMCE OMLT ONK-POURT Pa
rilBUUOrJ COMIECT10KS WITH A
RAILROADS LEADINQ OUT I P
WII.lvTINOTOII.
4" Ma naaaaaaaara Lakan.
ror rr.ight appiv 10
n . ii t rr
BARRY. BR0TBEK3, A
mavis
MISCELIAKIOUS,
mailt uhoslv. ' wn a
crokly
AUCTlOf.Tir ,
STOCK AXD REAL CSTATt T
WILMINUTOHK. t:.
It AN RE BEEN AT THKIH H ! '
' a plan nf the cUr, on an
Blank Honk Vlltk Ihe honinj u
la the city iliatlnctly dr.Smd.
Aaaeaacd value, paat and crew
la th city.
Any Information desired
plication. ,
Jnlv S
jonniiciAU-
rriTTTm r'
WILMINGTCJ.r
OFFERS JUS SRHV! r
. cr r '
t pK