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THUJLSDAT, XOVMSXX 11873.
BY TELEGRAPH-
THE HUE FURD.
DISAPTBQVS flKS IN;HARRLj-
... BCIUi ,
SEYEKAL LIVES LOST.
VEBT & EAYT LOSS.
HiUBma. Not. 6 Noon. B.
8inrlj'i SUta Printing an4 8iate
Journal Offioe, fire atone high, is uj
(imH eiA viH be entirf deetroyeil
The operetim bar? eecepl with
their liTM. STral lira are reported
lost Tbe Lochia! hotel i is great
lner.
ILiuiui-ka, Not. 6 Night-Sin-
rerWs printinff house tu entirely
vere employed iatbe ppr atones.
8o rapid tu the fire that maoj had to
leap from the aecond story. The walk
fell to the ground. Nothing waa
eTtl from the contents. The kit
three da' proceedings of the Coasti-
tational ConTention, extra copies of
the Oimttioa proceedings ana a
thouaand Tolnmee belonging to the
BUte library, mere all burned. The
preaaee and marhinerj were a total
Ion. The Btate Jortrnal office, is the
aame building, waa also detroye4
Bingwlfj . loea will reach $100,000,
with no rnrarauee. " The fliw apread to
three frame building. Sereral sta
ples and the Lochiel Howe were aome
what ' damaged. The" falling walla
truck a brick houae on the oppoaite
aide of the street, damaging it Terr
aerionalj.
THE FKVEll. '
DEPARTURE OP THE NURSES
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
MiMPHra, Norember 5 Night The
nunea who were in the employ of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
were eaoorted to the depot thia a. m.
on their departure to their homea in
New Orleans, by the I O. O. F.,
Knights of Pythias and members of
the press in pmceeeion. Nearly the
entire memberahip of both organiza
tions participated.
The City Council meeU this p. in.
when the case of Cicalla will be invea
tigated for the alleged forging of
requisitions on the Citieen'a Relief
Committee. .
CALIFOBNIA.
A $20,000 RACE ON THE 15TII.
Bah Fbakcwoo, Not. 6 Noon.
The Easter I rsjoedh-Trte Blue,
Wheatleigh and Weatheroook arrived
to-night in splendid condition. They
go into training for the 920,000 race to
coras off on the 15th.
H GOTHAM. ST
TWEED'S CASE AGAIN IN COURT.
SHANKS DISCHARGED
HABEAS CORPUS.
ON
New York, Norember 5 Night.
When the case of Wm. If. Tweed wss
called in the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner to-day, his counsel handed
Judge Davis a paper, which was un
derstood te be a protest against 'that
. Judge presiding at the trial. Judge
Dans characterised the contents of
the paper and the time of presenting
it as extraordinary, and adjourned the
Court tUTjhe could consult with his
Associate: Jnstiaei of this district
Judge Faaober, to-ly, after hear
ing arguments in the Shanks habeas
corpus case, rendered a decision. He
holds that, first, the commitment un
der which Bhanks was held in Kings
county was illegal, it being for an in
definite period, while the statute which
is aboTe the Court that issued the or
der, limits punishment to 30 days;
second, that the commitment whioh
waa executed the day after Shanks'
imprisonment, cannot legalise an ex
isting imprisonment The Brooklyn
Court commitment declares it adjudg
ed him guilty of criminal contempt,
but they cannot first imprison the man
and then adjudge him guilty, ex pott
facto. The paper of the second com
mitment he regards as of no validity
and the first one as illegal. The peti
tioner waa accordingly discharged.
TENNESSEE.
THE RAILROAL BLOCKADE,
THE COMPANY REMAINING
FIRM. -
Khoxville, Not. & Night The
block of the freight business on the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad, cansed by the employes
quitting work rather than submit to
a reduction of 20 per cent of their
wages, still continues. No freight has
been moved in five days, and the mer
chants are shipping by express. All
efforts thus far to mediate have failed.
The mail trains are running regularly
this evening.
Congressman Tbornburg meets the
employes this evening and will on
doavor to effect an adjustment. The
Company 'remains firm. No distur
bance has yet occurred.
THE ELECTION
THE GOOD NEWS GROWS
BTTTEIfc
LARGE DEMOCRATIC GAINS
- T EVERYWHERE. ;
THE ISSUE IX NEW YORK STILL
IX DOUBT.
ENORMOUS GAINS IS
s cHUsrrrs. "
MASSA-
i 1
KEMrERS JKLECTION IN
GISIA CONFIRMED.
TIR-
NEW JERSEY, MARYLAND, WIS
CONSIN, AND KANSAS ROLL
!' ? UP HANDSOMELY.
. " NEW YORK.
Ntw Yob a. Not. & Noon. -The
Time says that the return, although
iueomplete, indieate a probable defeat
of the Republican State ticket by a
small majority. Ia New York City
and county the Democratic candidates
tor the Judiciary are elected. A Demo
cratic Sheriff, City Clerk and Coroners
are elected. Three Pemocrata and
one Republican State benator are
elected from thia city, while eleven
Democrats and five or six Republican
members of the Assembly are elected.
A vacancy in the Aldermen Is filled by
a Democrat
Returns from the country districts
show the election of 16 Republican
Senators and the probable election of
S more out of 92 Btate Senators, with
65 Republican Assemblymen sure and
probably 6 or 10 more out of 128.
Erie comity gives CK4 Democratic
gain. -
Ottego county gives 300 Democratic
gain.
Ulster couuty gives Plutocratic
gain.
The World claims 15 Democrats and
17 Republicans to the Senate and 65
Republicans sml R3 Democrats to the
Assembly.
The Times says: "Takiug a geueral
view of affaire we cannot congratulate
the Republicans of New York upon
the results of yesterday. The Repub
licans cannot elect their ticket without
voting for it, and next year we may
have good nominations without delu
sive De moors tie alliances. "
The Tribune says that the Stat Sen.
ate stands 15 Republican, 15 Opposi
tion and 2 doubtful, and the Assembly
72 Republicans to 56 Democrats.
A Kansas City special to "the Times
says that both parties of that State
elaim a majority in the House and the
indications are that the mult ia very
close.
A Kansas City dispatch to the Tri
bune ssys the opposition carried the
State and an anti-monopoly legisla
ture is chosen.
The World has a flag at the head of
its columns. It estimates the Demo
cratic majority in this Btate at not less
than 15,000, and In this city at 85,000.
In Brooklyn five Democratic and
four Republican Assemblymen hsve
been elected.
The vote in Jersey City showj a gain
of three Democrats from that city to
the Assembly.
New Tore, November 5 Night
In this city 11 Tammany' and 1 Apollo
Hall Democrat and 6 Republicans hsve
been elected to the Assembly and 4
Tammany Democrats and 1 Repub
lican to the Senate,
Later Returns from tho State in
dicate the election of 17 Democrats
and 15 Republicans to the Senate.
Four districts are in doubt, which may
alter the result
Nbw York. Nov. 5 Night The
Evening Express makes the State Sen
ate 15 Republicans and 15 Democrats,
with two Districts in doubt
WISCONSIN.
A Milwaukee dispatch to the Times
ssys tne returns irora one-unra oi
Wisconsin indicate the election of the
Democratio ticket The Democrats
gsined eight votes in the Legislature.
NEW JERSEY.
NawMtK, November 5 Noon. The
Republicans have a majority of 12 on
joint ballot , a '-i VZ .
MARYLAND.
Baltimorx, November 5 Noon. -
The returns from Montgomery county
give a Democratic 'majority of 5C1;
Harford county 681. -
Baltimore, November 5 Night
The returns from various parts of the
State are scattering and oome in very
slowly. The Democrats carry Balti
more county by about 600 majority.
Carroll county gives a Democratio
majority of about 400.
Iu Caroline county Williams, Re
publican, has been elected to the
House of Delegates. The Democrats
elect the balance of the ticket and
carry Cecil county by about 370 ma
jority a large Democratic gain.
It is said that the Republicans carry
Charles county by a small majority on
legislation and the county ticket.
Frederick comity electa the Repub.
liran tickot, except the aheriff, by from
100 to 500 majority.
Wool ford s majority in Howard
county is 51. The Republicans claim
to hsve elected one member to the
House of Delegates in this county.
The Democrats have a ma j or it v in
Kest county, on the State ticket, of
160. Goldsborough, Republican, for
comptroller, carried Talbot county by
88 majority.
Valliant, Republican, and Seth, In
dependent, hare been elected to the
HvMia of IVkfatea. The rrnujnd r
vi the ticket is Democratic
VIRGINIA.
u-TMjUattaaapo nun irUp the mt
full eouutv rrtiirae euass in slowly, j highest tv p( human. t v. Out tk
Tne Uil Ut br mrind, as roa tl ot drig mJ dl. aagela
pared with the vote fur Walker and! IS y?
' ,, . , f 3eTUih, and thru view the beauUtul
neu,oow iu louawiag gmina sua
hwea: Ruckbrklg ewiaty, eooser-
vativa V ; "Vane eenntr, eotr -
servativw jraia 2.13 ; Washingtua coun
ty. Hughes' home, euntervatira xs
213 : Shenandoah conntv, tonserw
tiv gaia n8 ; Hanover county, coa
smativt loss H9; Smythe county,
ajnaeratire gain H ; Ltkabath City
county, cooservative gain 429 ; Fan
qtuar auwnty, cuneorrativa
Henrico county, eoaaervativa kws over
100 ; Nottoway county, conservative
faia U ; rrioca Edward county, cob
serralive Im 107 , Wythe county,
eonaeriaiiire gain 11?; Nansemoad
eoaaty, eoiMervaUv gala HI Caro
line cctaty, eonarvaUT kas 55 ; Cttl-
pepper eoenty, eonservi:re loaa 4C7.
TWoitiesareaafonowa: Richmond,
conservative gain 1,543 ; Petersburg,
conservative pin 709 ; Norfplk coo.
servative gain 908. '
The aggregate anasaitalive gams so
far are 4,445 and the losses 1,132. f
From the incomplete returns there
will be but little change in the Legia
ktare, that is about two-thirds con
servative majority on joint ballot
MICHIGAN.
1H.tts.st, Nov. fNfct Com
stock, Dessoerst, elected to Cbugress
from the 5th District by 200 majority,
(Foster, Republic, carried the Dis
trict lael year by 10X19 majority.)
ILLINOIS.
Caiw Nov. 5-Sight- Mr. P. A.
Ttylor has a plutat ty of Stf Votes ia
thia city, and ia probably elected
School Superintendent though the
county vote, which ia stmag for
Mia. ltrown, will make theraca a close
one. ilia male candidates for School
Superintendent received but a small
vote.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Bostox, November 5 Noon Wash
burn's plurality is 12,000. The Demo
crats hava 11 Senatora and 80 As
semblymen.
ELECTKIC1S31S. I
Tha Rt Rev. Jno. Early, D. D.,
Bishop of the M. E. Church South,
died yesterdsy at Lynchburt. V..
aged R8 years.
EUHOPE.
GAINS FOR THE LIBERALS IN
GERMANY.
CAPTURE OF GERMAN MER
CHANTMEN WITH ARMS
FOR THE MALAY
PIRATES.
Bslhi, Nov. 5 Night In the
electioua whioh have juat taken place
for deputies to the Prussisa Diet, the
Liberals have gained 20 seats.
London, Nov. 5 Night Madrid
dispatches report that the Spanish
Government hss advices from Manilla,
of the capture by the Spanish steamer
in those waters, of two German mer
chantmen, having onboard as apart
of thdr rarga 3,000 rifiet Intended to
be sold to the Matsy pirates. The
news haa crested greet excitement in
Government circles at Madrid.
Viixibia, Nov. Night The ses
sions of Kciohsvath wore opeuefl this
morning by Emperor Francis Joseph
iu person. The Emperor's speech was
was pacific in its reference to foreign
powers. It contains no other matters
of general intercat
MASSACHUSETTS.
RUNNING ON SHORT TIME.
Bosto!, November 5 Night
On and after Monday next the East
ern Railroad will reduce the hours of
labor 20 per cent and make a corres
ponding reduction in pay at their shops
in this city.
The following Lowel mill are run
ning on three-quarters time: Merrimar,
Hamilton, Appleton, Lowell, Middle
sex, iremont, Huflold, Ijawrence,
Booth and Massachusetts. These
mills employ about twelve thousand
hands.
P1101JA13IHXIKS.
Wan Dnpumajrr, ;i i J
Omci Chim SraKAii Omcxn,
Wasboxotov, D. C., November ft
For the Northwest, falling barome
ter, southeasterly winds, warmer and
exceedingly c londy weather; for the
Lakes, northerly and easterly winds,
partly cloudy and cold weather; for the
Ohio valley and thence te southern
Tennessee, northeasterly winds, lower
temperature and partly cloudy weather;
for the Gulf States, northeasterly
winds, falling, temperature, cloudy
weather and occasional rain clearing
on Thursday morning; for the South
Atlantio States, northeasterly winds.
falling temperature, cloudy weather
and rain near the coasts; for the Mid
dle and Eastern State, falling tern'
per at nre, northerly winds and gener
ally clear weather. . .
"Oct. Damnto SporfA-The ener
Ketic exclamation of Macbeth is men
tally ejaculated by every housewife
when confronted bv the manifold va;
rietv of stains and spots that disficr-
ure articlea of household ornament
and use. But the "flpota" are not so
eanr to remove by ordinary means. A
little Sapolio brought into timely use
causes them all to disappear as if by
magic, and bring peace ana sausiao-
tion to the housewife mind. As cheap
as common sosp and a hundred times
more effective. , w
Maul S4paaa.
Aa the procsasos alach awpni tu '
- txen thaaolatkua of aiiux i- -
kiaafe trf the vrry J-erK-rhon vt their
raa . "
I Miaa Mttia Stephensoawaa ayoung
rox lowanua, iUinoia.( baa
ooacttra, sad smr had a thought of
hurrying through hfe to a monument
She, kaard of the aeonrm at ipsstt
knee ia Memphis, and, sef -lurgattiug,
the resolved to hasten to the relief of
the suffering, and stand a faithful
fnend at the couch of death. She
went unheralded and uuobaerved into
the etnekea city, onVrad her etrricee
tu the Howard Association, and was
scwrted. What aha did will mtm be
known. Ia the death chamber often
bat two were present the young girl
and the sufferer and their hi are
sealed forever. It la simply known
that Mattie 8tetheea was good sad
brave. asl frMi (Ami
youcg Lfe fw her fallow ereaiures. i
uera was a noiy Btwaicn, ana ane psr
mrnoa ncr rau wort, ina Mt rstber
or saotner Towand weu f.ir he f
Did a brother or enter tremble at the
anowivuge mat ueir aear one
& i i ... ... .
waa m the ranks where the shafts were
flying thick and deadly f She herself
waa atnuken and ML Her memory
is dear to Memphis, and her ahrias is
saerei aa that of a saint Her life waa
crystaliaed ia a few dsys of dntv, aud
a monument by loving hands will rise
above her ashes. To such a heart
there are no strangera, for it was the
friend of alL Before the body of the
little girl had been laid away to rest
ta FJmwood, a wealthy merchant
Napoleon Hdl suggested fitting
monument, to commemorate the most
beautiful of Uvea and hiabeat of vir
tues. The Howard Aasociathtn imme
diately resolved: "That in honor of
her memory, in inatwe to themselvra.
and aa an example to the race, a suit
able monument be erected to mark
the spot where she sleeps, and that her
epitaph shall tell the sublime and
beautiful story of one who kid down
her own life that others mishtUve."
The city's rich and poor are now eon-
inoauug ee.n atxx)run to ability to
honor the memory of Mattie Stephen
son. St Louis ii'iym&ZVeuw.
TSie BtnaR KHflaiM!,
Iu 1634 William III. who was then
co the ti irons, waa going to war with
r ranee, and be greatly needed money.
Had it uot been that the credit of tfie
English government wsa so poor, the
mouey might have been raised without
appeal to what waa then eimaidered by
many to be a desperate and revolu
tionary scheme. There was fierce op
position to the Imnk on tlie part of the
lords, who considered it a atreiigthen-
tng of the moneyed power at the ex
pense of the landed intercuts. But the
money Iiad to ba raisel; the need was
rmrent that the aristocracy were
impelled to sacrifice their class
scrnplea and interests.
Hie inventor of the scheme wss
William Peterson, a Scotchman hv
birth and a West Indian bv residence.
In the West Indies his friends ssid
that he had been a missionary, his
enemiea that he hid been a buccaneer.
He waa an ingenious sndsrdent person
gifted with greet powers of persuasion.
The scheme, which he had first pro
posed in lfWl, he succeeded, three
Crs later, in getting the great Mon
tie to take np.
Tbe plan was simply tbst the gov
ernment should borrow twelve hun
dred thousand pounds at eight per
eent, which waa then a very moderate
rate, and which would have been very
favorable te the borrowers. In order
to induoe capitalists to advance, the
subscribers were to be incorporated
into a company to be called "The
Governor and Cmnpsny of the Bank
Of England. " There was much fierce
opposition, but the dream of the ob
scure adventurer soon bomrno a solid
fact.
This wss ths oriirin of that sreat in
stitution whioh is now tlie gresteet
moneyed power in tha world, and
whiuhwAsfor many years the bulkwark
of tho Euglish government. During
those ware in which France waa en-
deavoring to force the Pretender back
upou the throne, it was the bank which
supplied the government with money.
Hud Frauoe succeeded, of course the
new ung would nave refused to tsy
interest on money whioh was spent In
resisting him. The bank Was there
fore greatly interested in upholding
toe existing government. It was,
throntrh some feneration), a wrhit in.
stitntioa.
'. SPECIAL.
D I P LOM A,
AWASaia sv vna
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
' TO J. W. McKEE, -4
ail Flutiiii Kictia
"HI tntiilDJ tnd will Siet thswaatiof
mrj atauan m u laao."
' , . . Exnibiuaa s thru
John E. Grlt, Kao. See. 1. A. Bur Bard, Fraj.
. ma 1 1. TUlaSB, Uofmpuixlinf SM. j
" Kew York, Kov. 10, !t:.
Tkil iiniple and Inf enlo Marhln hi ai aw
lata to aewiiif nacDiiM, aaa m ua. imcobi
la poanlat with ladla, ia tbe vlao of eiuan.
ir VSl.wark, Itawurk betng mack or
kindtoaae, nquitlDK lea time and aot aa
teata part the ipnte. 'o ladt'i laU
lt It w eotBiileU wtthoat 11. A lfcbln
with IllntU-ated circular aad fall Inotrnelian
tent on rtoetpt of ', or nnlahes la tllw plile
ror yz.in.
AddrtM, f MrK" MamfaeluHiu Oi ,
80s Broadwari New fork,
AOIHTI WANTK0.
Darts fi-Qin ite Dcrll ; Or Cnpitl Atuscd
A Book Jntt haaed, ttpceln th "friai."
that kara pieard In Ihe New York Netv
Krt;taelr ht-lorr and lewnn. t)llh V M
aaa fHlly rxaoarS. Ailteiiiwra-nH
fro to denperai men to heautlfnl women: i;li
daatln aieetifif.; how frwtrntr.l, Tk hltry
of tli C.aKlrlrh TragrSy the rrfoltofi
"perianal." ItotrxtpMoa uf l.iln( Ilroailwur
Sfatnea Kin aacltel rarrw-iliaa.
Sentou frtsf M reals. Adlrra, Unin
rrintisf Houae, .14 Vaxir at., U.S.
TheBerkayllh Bit Partabla Ism.
Ily Kawina; mavckilaa, : laa
Trial; man adrantaie ore tall,
ttoa (aarantetd, ar $Al refundvd. I
HUtf-
wvta ubh aairaaraa. aaa am ifiHauv "win win-
Set, with fall illrectimn. Borkwlth Hcaluf
aoklu Oo Hrvadaay, N. V.
a OKTBR BBFAIFAST, l.tTNUH-la-vSKON,
U1NNKK AMU BUPfKB
TABLK,
LEA & MM VmMm Sauce
IS IfiBIgPENSABLS.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONa, New York
Arenti for tbs Patted ijau.
et,ts;
SPKIAL
PBATT'S ASTRAL OIL
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siaa..wiaai4wajaiHniiM svara.
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4 mt laawtaat imta SuU k Tfc RlaetK
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rata m atrprar eaeo.nwi, aj rue til eaairviri,
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aaMMaea, aakmt aa rr- kawt
la aer caw. aJ ekeaia aeear a takea S Sa
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thus .iMti rtrvaiTiow
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CHARLOTTE, N.O.,
AMn,rwr 2.VA, IfVA, 17th, JfVA, 21VA
Ukotai bratalaavt la ' Maaey, aad ia rh
rlelxl IMplaaiM a4 Slim kte.ll.
ad (laratalf ttit tk
FAIItOF THCCAROLINA8.
Akaaal AHUatij k dtiNd kf
i.arl U ad llauiplaa.
Of atl TB I iol ISA.
Tk Soeielj't lmil,llnk tt istpW, ij well
armaftd. i ..-- . ,. '.;
KaHraad a tat IrMtpiirMrMn liktal w
toeayarkarrkif. "
Arartas IWftka.VlloarMaf ClKr.
IIAI.y Affl.E ffACF MACK
at vid as an la aa rountt. t
Halluun Aveuama daring Veir Week, wlar
kaaaatiueat f
rnOFEHBQIthOnONEtt.
Oirriaoa tkaatlnf Mlrhfura '
S.'uO kreafk-kauVni guiu, ((ki ,
:vl Wi. 1
CHARLOTTE CORNET HAND
lad far tk week.
Seem Tint it,.... y,.., fj 00
ibmls Ai itt act as
rrrrleai lOate m4 U lnfraiUa,
AJ.Ir,ai, THua.UVAlI.,
leeretarr.
bot.S-UwSw
THE PANIC
JJAS RKDDCEB
Tit prlo oT foods waatrfull. . . " " , .
OLOTHINC3-:
t nw raUHIo st atirly '
WHOLEIALE PRICES. '
Bring tit CASH bad sr for yoorMttct. "
MUNSON & Co.
CHr t'lalbial-e.
( T i MS
FASHIONABLE DANCING .SCHOOL,
- - - - - AT' "'---"-
i
New Hanover Bank Hall,
Wilmington, N. C.
MR. J. It. BAIt.r.T wUhol to Infirm It
cltlieneof V'Umttitou that lia will opea
a laactf School, la ta. h U th Faaklonabl
Dance of tk liar, ., fancy Jlanoe for
Clilklrea.
Th Cleat fnr l.a.lle and .furenl'at IU meet
on laealar. Tkaredaf aad Satarilav, tllf,
M.,Mmneiieiii( Tat-aJay, Sureniliar 4th.
ClaaMe fiKllenlletBen mt on Monday, Wed
aaday aad rrMav, at I F, M., eaisi(aeltg
Mular,NoreBkn3(iV, v "
TtRM8-ltt 60 FOR 13 LESSONS.
Ma BaitsV penpotea to titari all the Ball
room and far lor Danea la en aaaaion or 13
L-iine. . , , , ,
Prlrale willKf n'rljrlnr th dr.
when Uia ProTeMOrS tiro W Tlut occiiMl by
Ulaeaea.
Ma. BM.tT l a trar-her of long tiparlenoe,
and (urauieDtlra utlnlaollpa. , , . .,,
Consijmees.
TI' EaHKTAKK KOTtCR that the
Jt 'Irrinan Harnite V n LtTHK
tOHIDORI.will hrcadTlr rerlr
earn thia morntne. Moverrixf ih.
0. PIiUtRMAHN.
Wilmington, K.O. Bov. 4, ms.
PATAP8CO FEMALE
NSTITUTC
Near Baltimore. Md. ,
THIS INSTITVTK liHheen In operation fur
Uiirty taara, and enjoy, a national reputa
tion. With th numbwr nr pupMa limited to
ninety, M ka repraatatallf Iroai twMlilrda
ni to BUtiea, principally sould ami soatuweat.
Ita location l preinlnently nealtlil'ul, Keen
tral, and el1i tearhed v railroad fnrm HalH
ore aad Walking. tJtty. Kor Hrcalaratd
tveta ... MKS. K. 11. ABCHKH,
Kllloott Cltr, P. O , m.
Out 29 !UI
Here ! Here I Here !
EVERT PURCHASK OP A MASON ft
Hamlin Cabinet Organ nay be aure that
he la getting, in propertlnh tulU aie, capac
ity, eiyle ami elajw, ,
THE BEST INSTRUMESTj j
wblrh it la pracll.-abl la lh present Male of
th art to roiutrnit We ara aot afraMlto
WARRANT ALL OUR WORK,
A npleB Ihl. hick eiandard, and are will,
lag t kela.leed by turns ar email-, rownal
mM ttea. Without nlr r.lmarr facllitlea
it would be ImpoMlble to rurnlrb Orgitneof aiioh
rioelKaetat aacb pricta.
HEINSBERCER'S
1,1 VK BOOK ANIt MUHtC STORK.
ant fl i ) y. i .
V.I
MAY. OATB, MOLASSES, AO.
eA BAfis pttiiiiitAtf; JltoO
OUU 2,nn Bn-I.ele (Ula,
m Bhle.a(dn Hilda, liana ktolaa
aeeand N. H. Hyrup.
111 Harnl. a...,., tfn.r - - -
fat Ml low by
"t
WILLIAMS A MURCHISO.
t3
KIT? A3TI1TISIX15TS.
SURVEYOR'S SALE
Br. Barque) Elizabeth Knewtea
AT AUCTION.
M. CRONLY, Auctioneer.
Hy CRONLT MORRIS.
W H RgrAKrt OP A kRCOM NRKDA-
m aareaivn, ami aiaiamiis y ta
ri4taaeai.eraaaieeuaairuat afaareaiee
av-Bia n avr w ue a.gifttM M-
SATTRDAT, K0TCMBE& ft, HT3,
A? 13 OXTLOCK. M., :
THE IIUIX, STARS. SAILS, Rill
OINO, ANCHORS AND
CHAINS, ROATS,
Wuk ewrytMeg attacked. appeHainlag and
botaagieg la -awl kartn bliaakeMh Ikiew
T Ia4., alaad. at taiea earaadad at
Tkk lWt Beach. Braaewitk euuai, la k
kall af all eaaerraed.
, MiUCOM CAaWKIttlX, Meerrr.
timing'., . C., f . a, u:i.
' t
Meat Cutters .
A tiU llVPf KkS, Aeawt-d lia, at haw
Uaidwar Srara.
UII.KS A ItCBCUUON.
Bay I
Coal-Coal.
RID AND WHITB ASH UP BKMT OUAL
My, rurnare, Or.te. Slot ml ckeeaal
aieea, aW aa aaad aad aelleared promptly
any part at tk cily-walt anwa4 aad ire
truua dirt. ,
. O. PARSI.ET HI.
at at rf
Subscriptions to the Stock
or Tim
Cape Fear Water Worh Cumpauy.
-Ajar BH MA OP. AT TMP. OPrtt; OP
lu C.atii la lb Naw ilaiteier Bank KinlO-ln;-,uri
Uie d). wf I UoM V MRKI1.
Tlx Hbjrl IhaaaArrwl tula pHtipit ki a pea.
fermt hen and limited In etmmiit tu aSA.Oue
sad by tk tatau tat kaa I guaranteed to pay
t)i-kten.ur Eighteen per cent.
PiuUtct luroriuautat amy he bad, at tkaedto
a ike Oempttny, at aa appl Catkin tathoOffl
retaoc I)lrtor. '1
ToiacillUi SnbctiitU.n. atvommltt will
eall upon th bulam sien of lb city at t
atlyday.
, WILKES MORRIS,
lerraterr.
. sra-tr
no 1
STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING
t'P TUB
Carolina Central Railway Coipiy.
, WILMINGTON, H.O., Hot. tat, MJ.
OIMEItAL MKETIKU OP THE STOCK
Caraof tb " Varolii) CenUaJ Rail war Ooai
paey"f North Carol In la hereby tailed t bt
held at the Banking Moon oftbo Plrat tt aUooal
Bank, la lhoKyf Wilmington, BatuMay,
tb P.I0HTH (th) day of Nonmber, 1x11, at
ten o'clock, A. M. -
n . t .... .1-; f . '. (
fly onlcr of lb llonid of iJlrector.
' C. H. RORKkTM,
rronklcnt.
Watius Matthbwo, Kott'y
auy g
ot
GIFT CONCERT.
Por the Bene It and inikr th ouaplooi of
Tlie Cape Fear AMM Matia
rJtHK UNDKRSIONEll, hating been p-
pulntod by tb Eaerutlr Commllt of. tho
aboro Amoclatlon, to bake tho neoeaaary ar
rangenxnl ror a DIPT COMCKRT during tho
ncU Annual Fair, raniieetfully aolloltaena
trlhutlonn of articlea lultable for ptUea. Pie
hundred prlae will be dlalrlbated to th par
ehen of ticket, and th frlendi of tbo Aiw
olotlon ore oonllilentlv relied upon to lurnlrii
thotrrlae. Aaythtng from s thonMnd dollar
bom to s hoop nkn-t will b Scoaptahla. Tb
aameeof ill eontrtbetiw, togatbr With their
builamaarri and tbo staontif af thtir donation,
will b oabllehM la pas-phM form and widely
dltrtbtd. Th prlae will b oMiiblbod da
ring tho Pair. Thoo-w1lilng to arall them,
alreeof thkmoM oWmMt nod of adtortle
log their bnelas, will ploaa ommanioato
with tbo uttbeorltii during tb month of H
Tcaibor,' th Hit af prim atoald b pub
lieked on tke trat of Ueoeubar, Tk (Uetrlba
tion will bo mad on tb last day of tb Fair,
December 14th. All coatriboUoni should b
aiilreeaed t .... -
V Dr. THOS.B. CARE,
Bow 94, Wilmington, H. 0. '
ftar and Foil copy, tM K
oct21
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.
,' Wii.amtiToa, N. C, Oct 30, ;$.
Notice.
J9 HEREBY tllVF.N, THAT THE PRICK
ui Croea-tlra will, lor all 'Iclirernl after No
rembrr tth, be (:l) Til IRTV CUNTS evh.
" , H. Ti. FREMONT,
:; . ' ' I I t
- , , Chief Kogineer flup't,
iiiit!" .. l-iU!k
, 'MOZART S AboX?,"
ISO. 1, t.rtAIITE HOW tfOITH
' ' tltOFlT HTRCP.T.
T ; lg4AR.A4e. PronrlMor. ' '
J, lien all hetrra, Day Mrd Night. Beat of
l,.,iKir, umitre, c.,aiwayan nana, naupoiiai
atimuon guarantaad. Uyaura iu ernry tyle.
-MIT -tf
Salt, Salt, Salt.
ia nnrt RACKH MVlCHPOOi, AND
IViVVU American n It. In liiti to nlt.
eor naw loir ay
WiULtAUS dt MUBCHI8O11.
Oct 2
SSH.
$50,000 mm M
ASTZlTISmiTS
DinNisora
Patent Shipping Tsgst
twee Tw NiMna k ka
hft. - - . I . M U
II iW W wtantaa4 af mm be tag
t.H cartel Ibey ara ajerere.
Iiabl far aaetrkliaa tana Stettaa
Ikaaaar 1aglH A. AteaveB-
ky Ptuttara aad Itatloaot eia akma
ti sto-aat
Ladies Belts.
LiniCS'aad Oeata' Trunk, Sat. keav, Skaad
sarapa, kelt aaa, dtek, at Ua aaaati
aad Huaae facwry (
J- S. TVPIAM CO.,
Kat taara Paaat area.
Wilauagafta.b. C.
J1f HI
DAVIDSON COLLEGE,
MCCKIINIURC. CO., N.O. '
WEU. igt'lPPID. lEVEH PkOPPJ
ear. kai eaaaw law. aaealna agia0p-
weaker ttth O.i. aead lee Caratewu,
J. k. kl AR.
Ckaatiaaa at tba Palta.
act tt ini.
. i .. , CIT THf BIST
At tho Lowest Living Price.
QV MOTTO 19 TO PUCAgt 0V1 OCt-
aemma, la bokwak) ar rttaJL I arVa aad
laa.allty. tattyki Sad baaaty. JfeeM kaw
aatU they aad e ear baaatifat atylaa ef
Ladle Batttta wts, tk Ineet seat IrovgU
ta tbli elty, at leea prUa lhaa Uey eaa b boaght
a hew Tart or fkiUdelvhl. bt.a" Fat
oMa, Boy a Bk, CklMra1 gkeea, .
If ya want at k mltad 0a sad aa a
EVANS t VonQLAHN,
PrtaaM BUeM.
nr I
A GREAT NEWSPAPEE.
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
IPotNnpn m hobacb amr.UT.
Oerotfil tuthe r.lVmtoa uf Intlllenrw. and
to th hatahli-hmeat af Heaahliraa rrlartpie
awone the Amerlraa Peupk-.M llbafiM
af Ik. rnkawi ta fallow and. earwiailr la Ik
tut are, erea mnr falilifullr tkaa La Ike paat,
ttiaa eanttaal atea at Me aletaa aad lie mie-
a. T that and It la puaMaatly tanrwating It
ataaa tar prararlag tk lata- awa aad th
beat oplawna from all part ut t he warld. aad at
the earn Wane enlarging It faoUltle for sable,
alio and diaarlbuUua.
In Oorraeiwmlenui ar elation ed st ererr Im
parl aat caatar of kaaaa aad af autwa, btitb ia
Ihtarounlry and tliruat. They trad ar aoeuat
paaytke aaakar IVa-ika! wka-h laaewaravt.
nliuvua amimg th aiunrlaiaa of Uuliarada,
aleng tke valley or tli ttlwa-totia, araath
ewaafauf tlia Aiclta Oeaaa. At aaat, Iks trr
unfolile th oomlilnatltHi akick aa-alt
gteataaiwrcity, while M r. pacta tallhfully aad
pruniptly the lateat aad beat re.Hlt.el tb work
era In Liter at mc, Art, and Soienee, It IH
euw la, in abort, But only a great, bat a oumplel
aawpaiKn.,
lae rnaaae r.aara aaaeia,'- aaaqaainra ia
their nimbtned eala ami elieapneaa, will b
oaatiaaad at frequent letervale aartng th a
eitln tear. Tke Parraera Kite, deeorlbla
fully the great Uranga ktoaawietit af the faraa
ere all va th evuntrr, aad ataparad flam
origin1 and emelal Inrutmatiea, will eooa k
ready, wblt N. M, aaauiatai ta Ira
uf tk American Aamlalloa tut tha Adraaea.
mant of Bewiw at lie reeent maetiag at Port
land. Me., I freah frosi th pra aad lor Ml
by all new-dealer.
Tin D hU fntaae ha baea raoognlaed for
many year a th taearlt paiwr at Ui Agri.
altitral elaaaeeia wall with eeantn raaJer
Senerally), and eminent authority rmeatly
elared I kat It bad daa Bter ta p remote jood
larmitii waa any out oinsra laaaaao tiiat
veer eaanau.
l t IWMea I pabllehed ta tbr dlttoaa-
Dallr. SlOa vaari aeml-Weeklr ai Ulnar.
ml Weekly at s year.
now mm lime aa eaoecrioetor enaer ent
tloa, and th beet Mm te gat eleke for rte
Wrfktf rnftHn. W etter the follawlng al
Inily liberal terma t (JIubel and laoe wk get
them op I
TBI WEEKLY. TEIBCN1.
to a Aia sttsausiasas.
On fnpy, on year tl lama ,,.tt
Pie ooplaa, on yaar-M imuoo IH.
ft, cw. r),M.wM.
fk ,Vaem .Vutrenan-e,
Allot Pot-OffiOa
All at aa Poet-Offle.
10 etiplee. Si M each,
fl ople. , 1 IS oaek.
Noopte.. 10 each,
dad aa aetra aOack dak
hi eoplei. Sl as each.
fOeople.. t 10 each.
tOaopM.. t oteaok.
Aad aa aalra te eeck cia.
tr tot Otab of PitTT, Plto Hmt-WtiklW Prt-
kaae will ba aeut aa aa aatra oopy.
THIS BX31I WXXKLT TEXBUBK.
On copy, one tear-lot ombere,.,, W
PUa eopiea, or eem, fnr aeh copy,.,, too
Tea eniee (andeaerjicaeeiw) for M W
lUmlt h draft ar noetal monatdee. If aoaei-
ble. If out oend money, alwaya la a reglilered
kit ar. i
Term Caeh la Adranc.
SCT-Rroi'iAL Moth a To Oi.ii Bt na taaaanr
Tna TmauaaAny foraaer aaliauilbar to TU
TnliuHt. whuaa nam baa not baea en our hooka
eluiie Pebrnary, lilil, may ohtala Tkt WmUt
rrtotmr froia Hill or any aubeenaent dt. I
January I, I'm, by Mailing Si-the prweof
ihaotiption lui ou year ta thl oflloe.
II tou arnotaeubaorinerto 7 Tntmn aeno
far a tpeotmea oa. whioh milt ktarad
fro. Addrt
Fresh Goods.
QAt.IfOllNf ABABTLtTT PEAtlS,
, , tui fjoidoa ft rJHwotib'l Freeh Poara
MATLE 9UOAR,
NEW RAISINS,
JAVA AND LAOCAYRA
COFFEIfreeU parclietl.
, ' CT.ANBERRIES, ' )
' :.( t - NllWUCKWILEAT,
aud the "BEST BUTTER in the world."
at
GEO. MYERS',
a-t- --ir
1.4 r' ..
11 and U, Front Street.
octJt
a
OTKU,
rUItOKTTL, IIOTJMEU
WH.HlNWI'Oaj, M. U.
. .. taoraiaroa
S. It. UAVIS.af ktUUHoa,Gkarietoa,BO
T Onack , Carrta and Baggag Wagow
wan ready to roe re y paaeengeratoaad from tha
H'irel.
feh t 11S
J. J, SCOTT & CO.,
CaMum Facta ra amtt Samastal Cotmaala
aloa Herotaaata, . . '
Mrra Wat aa St., TJn-mm oomi Kzcaaaaa,
WU.MINOTON, N. t).
tf Liberal adranoa mad on oaalgnmnta
of Oottrm, Naval Kturee and Country Prodac
of all ki sua.
riaa 1: tTS-ty
Troops or Ailments Vanquished.
OH aorount of Uie promptaeaa with which It
rhecaa the ferer gcneratwl by nnhealthy
exti elation, Hoatettrr' Bitter, ta oonatderad aa
laitlapenealila tamily mealcin ou tb bordare
oi mir Haulliern amf Weetera riven, and ia aw
aettlemnita whr th nlengh and the a ar
lr the Hrt time diatarh'ng tho eoiitmle of aa
tnre. Ita reuiitation. kowerar. hi aoteanbned
to enoh locHtiti". Whererrr th elcmrnte of
(tteeae on rife It M 1k "Greet eaeguard af
health! wherever ak-kueat prevail It weSiea-
roiia aa a remedy. Aiming the aertooetlleeaae
whtcb K le nranteet m control are rndliree.
Hon, kllleuxnces, and all tit talaof allraaiit
connerteii wiin aeraiigemeote of tna auinara,
liver, bihI the howela ench a heartburn, kea.
aca. gatulenr, (mtiveaeaa, aaoeea, dlta-t
for fowl, lanimor and ilehllllv, pal pitatinn of tha
heart, tremhlingol III hae.la, notaea la th earn,
illmrilerril vieioo.dietnrbed aleeu. and mental
Inqntetmle. Aa tha ithvetcai and mental di.
tnrbanora tend to a ganeral failure of a'.l th
,powereof the ayaleni, they ahmild b at once
'corrected -aa they alwaya may be, by a court
oi rwewitrrw stomaca oitiera,
t
Orma Snaa lEmaartAMav,
WUaUsjtoa, JT. ft, OtCK u-
C3A5GX OT SCZ:
Oa aad arte Oct. taU. Plant ' T-T ew
that W. W. g.l)raadJraa aafo jao:
ktAU. TIAJS. " . '
Uaea Catmt Do SaSy (Baaoavs e-4
A ? '". .' 1'" -a.i. Soma Mraat. f tf 4 Mt S
a-rriv M uouefter at Jl . . h.
Z ""--U.-i.iMKll.
Loaea Waaadmly lSadayaeB.
ASLM-r: -.. .
" - -' - ti m.
2 1-T-l: ' i r.:
ixpuajnAix. .1 ia
uri,-N.yacdiir, B.;.r"' .
;- rr A. K
" H.Hvkltlt....T.... t a A .
. ' waa aa.. Autw.a,t S .
Aenv as Man'. .7 JT 7Tj i Z t
" Cawa Depot at. v A. k.
HaB Tvaaamatae line aoaatcftoa at Val
am ear all immbi. kik h. - u . - . . .
Sv BajpeeaaTrma tawaec earvwfr) I
Ceaekroat. -" rnlamm Sl.ia
lav; latra M Ula 1 raiav
rvaigae Tram win waa WlhnrerW WV
woekli at au A. M. aa d arrtra a l. m ....
lire Freight Trala wUI Vtav ".
to daily (4 In P. M, aad arrtv at 4jo P.at
vvaariiiiruiai
. oitasru flwpt.
eta ijO-tg
w tliaatagaett n C, nf la. liT
3
pJCIlEDULBt'.
AttlNOm TRAItlt '
Uva Wllmagtoa dallf (ao,t wmtav)
Airlvaat Wmteeeo...w.-,...-.g ta P. M.
Uava Wa.le.har' at j , a. 5.
ARtvaat WUtaUigOaa ll. 4Uf.h
PRIIQMT T R A I H t -
Uava Wllmlngt dally (ataept Sasdaye)
at ........ a u
Uaea laarlnbnr. at. .".. A. M
AmvahaWedeee.en at SHP.kf.
paaaaager Train taat VkarWtt daily (Sea
daranoml ...... . 1 a m.
Arrtv at HuOaMat It
Uava B.itaieat I 'ta
Arrtv at Ukarlott at Bit P.M.
irregular l.mkat aad tlmke trala taa o
both purlwetui th Haad. a tha haeanna aa.
.tin. tt rir- ,
A dally Stag will (mat rna la itoaretetaai t a
th tralnaoabotkoeMtaaf tkia Kailaav.
a. u raBMuKTr -
Raglnoar and 8uiarmtaadt,
Papara enpOni HckeJaleot ., U. a H. A. M.
laea eabatllut thw, aad Mad aa paaer,
W - - "''ilB
GRWEaAXSCPEKlHTEKDTB OPPiO
1 'i.ii.i 4 ..! , , 4 ar. -
WILMIMQTOI.CCluyilA ,
, ItitUSTI li'ittsia' t3.
Wtutiaaroa, W. 0.. Oca, trtth, Ui i.
nm si
C HINGE OF PCIIEDUMSm
Th followtag Sehedsla will go iaiatflbot.at
4;nA.MIfoaday,rtblttttaal. '
OAT KXPAXSa TIAUr,(taUyy. 1 '
Uava vTllmlniSea..,,,.,,., 4-M A. Si,
Arrtv at Ploreac..,. ...lO fT A. K.
- Columbia.....,,,,.,, S I P. at,
Auguat,,,. .... w,,M A'BP, M.
Iata Aogaeta , aa a. ti.
Uav Oulurabla .1 iiai. ai
Arrlv at Florence , P.SL
" " WUmlngta..M.J..M...0.SiVM.
1T1UBT IXPBESB (Dally), gaadajwoerved.
Uav Wllmlntoa aio P. af.
Arrlv MP'ereeca.. Jtt P. M.
voi-Dmt..u U1,M,
Aaaueta . a jl a. aa
Uava Aegnei. fit P.M.
Arrtv at Columbia.. , .............. tip. at.
All Tralst mak alaaa anaaaatiaei fcjtk
Korlh aad South. . i r , .
Pullmaa'i Palace Bleplng Cart oh all light
siaa ... , . . ..: !., ,..1
,; JAMES AHDCnaOS,
OeaT BuimrlBtemdeat.
aea v.
, - 8ins?isa.'io.i,a i'
Iialtlinoro and Wlliitr!
cmi-wcekly '
. - .. " ajk t"i-
Ci i , i a uriii
STEAiisnip mm
ooarous tas vtaa slaos traaaaaiffi
D. 3. rOLKTH.M Oai.O.J.P'"
Ll t'lLLeV Cant. J.B. BtM TT
-tAtlAAJCA tLTIE,...Oapt. I), a CMUJM
itih Mirwitran una aauilioes
TCkSOAT aad FBfllAT, and from W "
UlNOToNerery WKUNRSUAl and t ay
CKDAT, connecting at Wilmington with t
Wilmington. Columbia Aogaeta, IkMarheV
ton Welilon, and th WHmingtoo. Obarloit
at Rutherford Hallmad AteelH aeraraj L.nt,
of Btaamera to PoyatUvIll. , , ,,1. ,,j
OWtiagt Thrwwch Bill afUtollaa
to all -mint ta North and tonth Cwe'lba
Qeorgla and Alabama, . I, j
Connecting at Baltimore
With tho Baltimore at Ohio and th Northar
Central Kmlroadarar all point In the Wee and
North. Went, and with Steamer and Railroadl
lor Bnetnn, blew fork and Philadelphia 4
For freight Ongagmtnta apply to , . , i,
A!D.CASitX,AgTit,
WUmlagtM.Ji.Ot!
ANDREWS CO., Ar"1. . , . ,
s i , VattlatOTS. '.
1'M 1 ff 1
T OBUXAKB'S 8TKAMHRIF JLUa 1
Jj NKW TORE.
AILIlia TTKMHATa AUTB rmiliAa
TBMtBI IIWISRK,tlSWfP.t.ki
DATS AUD BATl RltATB fUOM ,
' - wiuiiaTt. ' '" "T
ii i ass im i ii i
NStJBSCOm,TOIE-FOTJKT Paa
rmtouoH ooNNicnoiti TrrrB. a
BAILBOADS LKADDia GUT Of.) . i
niufliaiva, .. .. I
ST HO pa iigaar takea.
ror Ir
may
Woe- rValtfht annlv to
MISCELLAJIOUS.
f
atoaaat, oaoair.
i traaas aeaaiS
crohly&iio::!:;
AUCTiowrrnii, h; f
iTOCK and reu turn r: v
AH P-l 8 H KM. AT THIIB AI.K9 POOMa
a plaa of tlie cut. on aa enlart-l .
Blank Book with tb hwtalam ot i y 14
ni tneeity aieunotiyaenma. . .
Aeateaedvala, part and present, of vVy 1
lathaeity. VI " ' rn.rU
Any hiformation desired fntatobed
Bileatlatt.. . ..-,..i;.,i 1 u, :-jl
.
, t ..For. Ladies;; ' ;
PtHK KID BtTTOSiitoTS, " ' r
. .. . . ' , t t ."1 ' . r f
' " 8KRQE Bt'TroN p'i T ' ,
: . . . .. iii I.' I
" ' ' HKNMATIOt ttAtS,
Htw 9ttha large awnm'-' - ,
. : C. A. pan;:".' '
;'j 4 ".)-.. -,0. t Atatk.' f.
oct H -- f