THIS PAl'KK
li ,.uUlil)d ter"
afternoon, , SuuJave
IS-
ccyted by -
ii ' . .
SI TkriCBllTldNl. 'postage rAii).
One yir,$5 00 ; Six months, $2 50; Tbi-e
- months, $1 ,23 ; One month, 60 cent.
The -paper will , be delivered by carriers,
tree of ( barge, io any part of the eity, at the
abuve fte6,or 13 ccnta per week.
Advertising rate low and liberal.
arfaabscribci Trill ple;uo report any and
ail failures to 'receive their papers regularly.
MIIIAYES'li
IIAYES1S PRESIDENT.
Ii. I . HAycs 911.I W. A. AY heckr wen;
vector liy inaugurated as President ana
Vice PlW'i'leut of tlic United Staler.
Mr.
Liycn' ttfaugund i Address, whw'i
wa received ly ; telegratph lii-st night, is
what ve hare ho Invitation in pronoun-
in;4 f J excellent tiling and if he only lives
un'to the programme mentioned tlicrc hi
f. i ii . I ' i . e ' ' i
may yJt gain mo approval oi iuu puopie
-1 i
of th;
ivhole country as well as of his par-
iy adhe
rents.) i But promises are valueless
until put to the tct and it yet remains to
Ik; sjcm whether Mr. Hayes will carry out
h po I iutcntions or whether lie will fall
luck Ii to the arms of those who oppressed
pcJpl of .the South daring the
eignt
yearn jl urania Aummiirauoii
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
Uanjcfc.y A.MpBRii-Mignoliaa atAuction.
.( . W. Liri-iT McerBchaum 1'ipeV. .
Hce -aq. of Registrars of Election.
J. Shrier. Partlr-Mado Shirts
cent ivorth $2.50.
at 1-0
, Cur
friends ani patrons icdt please
under
T
si and
that
carrier boys
comes of the
itc vol
Rcvirw
aU'otced
to
TUast
do not buy of Ihtiii or encouraje
Hum Id srll as it cilt positively os? the
' boy his
situation iclicn detected.
Whin is Iovc a batt?e? When l cvu a
to an ttigagemcut
U--.
A gd wHfe'i a jjvkmI thine, but a T;ul
biibbaii
It la
fettle!
d U;ats : her.
d xiit to rain iat niht ami it suc-
N ! i
most admirablv.
Maylir Cannday will prohihly ictrn
fr nn tl
Nor.
e Woi.1 to-niovrow. o t r
barque Frey siiledj f.omL (Irivcs-
o.iil f ritliis port on the 10th ulr.
The
blue rass treatment has attained
to a hnih decree o
perfection in Wilmiug-
Ion.
The
Bristol
port.
KorsJ'iue,
Jacoljseu, Saijed from
I th;2lst ult, for this
Eii-.,
on
loti't know
about -frost but there
was plenty of thin ice about in sjwts this
inornin
1 . -
: litltis do all we'foan lor the pobr;- the
nch can be-relieved by almost any body
that's sharp enough.
; Who is to bo Mayor ? who City -Treasurer?'
and who I Chief of IMice ? are the
absorbing questions of the hour. I '
U isiiow claimed that an in!a ion oflol
inato leaves sprinkled upon plants will
prevent their being devoured by insects.
Church-goers this morning encountered
u cold northwest wind which did uot add
much to tho comfort of the coldchurchc?.
Sotni amatcpr newspapers, which pass
I hrough tho mail arc so -small the postage
if t
-stamp lias to be attached, with a string.
Somiibody has discovered that "Web
slcrs Unaundgcd1 Dictionary does rjpt
contain
but tru
the won!
''tit n!tilfTrtil "
Curious
i
l( a man on a uolar cxneditiou ahbuld
kill anithcr, what i would be tho hetn
ousues bf his crime"? Murder in the eighty-
third d-cgroc. I
The hading female -editor in Oregon is
id to do the free-pass part of her work
with as much skill as the brainiest of the
males in tho profession
Tho keys advertised in .'yesterday's
HtViEW as found, were claimed by the
wneF
of the
Within one hour of the appearance
paper. Who says now t ha t a d-
vei tisiug is "no good"?
Commissioner Court.
3Ir. ycorgo Butler, of Point Caswell,
Twudcr ! county,' . was arraigued before
. Commissioner Casside this morning on
the chifc of selling liquor without a li
cense, in violation of section 3,214 of the
Revised Statues, lie was found not cr.il tv
ami oiscuargeti. i ;
r Wonderful sacceu.
It is reporteil that I Boschee's ' nt -r man
SyrirpJ has, since ffs-in'.roiluctiori in the
United! States, reached the immense sale
of. 40,600 dozen ! prr j year. Over G,Q00
Druggists have ordered this medicine
direct from the Factory, at Woodbuiy, N.
J and not one has rcnorted'a sinsle fail
ure, but j every letter speaks of its aston
ishing success ...m curing severe Coughs,
Colds settled on the Breast, Consumption,
or any1 uisvxisc of the Throat ainl Ludgs.
We adviso any person tkft has any prc
. disposition to weak Lungs, to co to their
uruggisw ana gci ims jiouicmc, or in
quire about it.! Regular size, 7o cents.
Sanipli; Bottle, 10 cents. Two doses will
relieve
any case. Don t neglect your
cough.
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VOL. 2.
Deputy Marshals
Dr. W; II. Petersoui of this bounty, has
x.tn appointed a Deputy XjJ S. Marshal
ijr t hc4cuuntics of Pender, Onkow, Dbplin
aud Sanmsou. Mr J J. X. YianSoelen re-
i
riiaijis Deputy larshal for the District
and will continue, as heretofore, to operate
lnjall cf the counties of the (District, in
cluding thoso for which Dr. reterson has
just been appointed specially.!
Going on the Stage
Mr. James M. Brown, cif this eity,
left here this' rnorning for Now Orleans,
at which point he will takei the stage as
one of the world renowned Haverly Min
strcU, who it will be remembered, gaye
such a delightful entertainment here npt
long since. Mn. Brown is a young gen
tleniail of lecidcd musical abilities, and
we believe iilso considerable histrionic
power, and we should be glad to hear of
his success in tlic new life n which-he
has nmbarked.
Registration and Polling Places.
Elsewhere in "these col urns we publish
a diagram of "the new ward liimits of the
cityand below wc givo the names of the
Registers and Inspectors andjthe Polling
Places as specified , in the act.;- - -:
First Uardl'pper Division. L'J
Thornton, Bcgi&trar. O A Wiggins, Jesse
Ives, Whiteman Wilson and C II Thomas,
Inspectors.; rolling Place, L, J Thornton's
Stoie corner of Harnett and Fourth streets
Fini II ard,i Loiter Division. W H
Yopp, iih'istr;; S II Morton, John H
Strauss, John II Brown and Willis Byrd,
Inspectors, Polling Tlrcc, Stables of the
Street Carr Coinpati', Corner of Bed Cress
and Seventh streets. - ! .
Seccji'l Ward Thco C James, Bcgis-
trar. J (J Lumsden,'(jr J Ubney, .Han-
dinu J.hnstoii and Ceo. II Jackson'. In-
spuctoi. Illiug Place, at the Court
House. 1 -
Third II al. Jair.rs W I"Mng, Kegis
trar. F G Bobinson, John U Cantwell,
Alfad Il.srgravo and Allen $vausi- Inspectors.-
Polling Place, Gililern Ldgp,
Corner of Eight and Princess jstveets.
'fourth H(i J. W.P Oldham, Registra.
E H Eiltis, C W Binford, J K Cutlar
and Elias Halsey, Inspectors. ; Polling
Place, Engiuo IIouso.on.. Ann j street, be
tween. Front and Second streets. f
Fifth Ward. John C Millii Registrar,
Johiv-O 'Darden,E G Barrjotz, Alfred
Howe and John II Waddcll,
In specters.
Sharpe, on
Polling Place Store, of Isaac Ni
Queen, between Fourth and .'Fifth streets
Democratic Meeting Last Night.
Pursuant to thj notice published in our
last, a meeting of Democratic voters lof
this city was held at the Court!
House last
night.
Col. W. L. Smith was called to the
chair and Mr. S. II. Fishblatc
retarr. , "
made Sec-
Mr C. JI. lio!
uouuison. uiiairman oi tne
City Executive Committee, stited the ob
ject, cf the meeting, after which the follow,
idg resolution, offered by ;Caipt., Su ;.-W.
Yick, was. after considerable discussion,
adopted : i
lie sole cd,'S at the Democratic party of
the city of Wilmiugton desire t ie establish
ment of a Criminal Court for the county
pf Ncvv Hanover, and in order to secure
the scr vices of ii competent aid suitable
Judge for the same, thatf,wc llievo that
his salary sljould be fixed at sum xot
less than $2,000 ier annum, T'4at we
earnestly request and ask the members of
the Houso of Representatives to pass the
bill, which has already received t ha sanc
tion of the honorable Senate, jestablisbing
the Criminal Court of Newv Hanover
county.': ; ' v. ? U ':.
It w;s decided by the mcetitag-that the
bill now pending before the Legislature in
regard to the appointment c f a Health
Oflicer for tho city be amended as follows:
That the layor and Board jf Aldermen
be cjnpowcrcil toj appoint stich an officer,
if deemed necessary, and that; his salary
bo fixed by law, as provided for other
county officers, not to exceed six, hundred
dollars. . ' ,
It was rejorameuded that th? city lim
its be not contracted. .f - ' -
Thu. thanks. of tlic meeting were tender
ed Messrs.- Y. Y. Richardson, H.B. Short,
W. C. Troy, N. ii. ' Ftnucll and other
members of tlie General Assembly, for.
their services in behalf of tho county, and !
Ihe Chairman of the mcctinjg and the
Chairman of . the . Democratic Central
Committee, were aulhorifectT to telegraph
to the Messrs. Y V. irichadson, W. C.
Troy, H. B. Short and N. H. Fennel!, the
contenls of thcr furegoins resolutions.'
The several wards of the city were ad
vised to nominate candidates for Alder
men at an early day, in accordance witb
hebill lately passed by the Lcgislaurc.
The meeting then adjorneil. ,
WILMINGTON,: N. C TUESDAY, MARCH
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Those portions of the eity
' tSecond.Ward.
Boafdr connty Commissioners. .
The regular monthly meeting cf the
Board of County Commissioners was held
yesterday afternoon, commencing at 4
o'clock, present the Chairman, Mr. Wag
ner, and Commissioners Worth, Grainger,
Holmes and Nixon. ' . ' '
f Tlie Chairman, with the Committee on
Public Buildings, was authoized to have
the neccessary repairs made to the Wall in
the jail yard., - -'
It was ordered that Sheriff Manning bo
allowed 35 cents each for feeding the pris
oners in tliecounty jail, dating back from
the 1st of January, 1877. -
Report of Elijah Hewlett, County Treas
urer, was received and ordered Spread on
the minutes and put on file.
Report of Committee on poor was re
ceived and ordered spread on tho minutes
and put on file. -
Application of James Keegan, for I recuse
to retail 6piritons liquors, was granted.
The township claims of Jeremiah-Hew
lett, Constable of Harnett Township, was
referred to the ntxt meeting of the Board
Ordered that the Chairman of-the Board
examine tbcfclaims of parlies against the
School Committee, and, if found 'correct
to approve the same.
Ordered that the Clerk uf the Board be
instructed to notify the County Attoney of
each and every meeting of the Board' and
request his presence at the same.
; The Board went into an .election, of a
Board of SjcboQl fixAminers (for tea hers),
for the county of Now Hanover, whereup
on the following persons were put In nom
ination and elected by acclamation, viz ;
A. R. 'Black, Eustico E. Groou and Mrs.
Flora M. Wise.
Ordered that II. E. Scott be allowed
$100 Tor the' Hospital building on ,the
Poor House grounds, subject to bis accept
ance or refusal.
Th3 Finance committee wa authorized
by resolution qf the Board to make ar
rangements with the different banks of the
city to cash at par the orders issued, on
the Treasurer during the current, year,
10 understanding to le that the banks
fshing them shall be paid out of the first
taxes collected, and to. be paid such rates
of interest , monthly on the
aggregate
amount of vouchers cashed as niany be
agreed on by. the Finance committee.
On'motion, the Board adjourneil, sub
ject to the call of tho Chairman.
. -r Hand Crashed.
"We regret to learn that Mr. Chas. A.
Price' had his hand caught yesterday
afternoon in;a Liberty press which he was
working No bones arc broken, however,
and "wc hope that he .will bo all right again
in a day or two.
.'' The Missing Gun.
It U in order to' siae now that that
gun, over which the souls of the black
brethreu were so much exercised yester
day, and .which they thought had." been
hidden bji the Democrats to prevent their
using it, is now at Shoe Heel -where it has
been for many months. Thus the mystery
"of its disappearance Is accounted for.
1 ' Colored and Crazy.
' A ! colored woman by the name of Ma
ria Wortbam,.who is undoubtedly-crazy,
was taken up yesterday afternoon near
tho foot of Red Cross street and conveyed
to the guard house. She stated that she
waa from Sumtor, S. C, and that her
friena and relatives were there, aud she
wi:Hherefore turned over this moniiug to
U. S. Commissioner YanAmringe who
will send her to her home in Sumtr.
LiraiTO OP TZZS CXTTT OT
a
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5
riliST WARD.
Tkxtii Street.
H
rillKD W'ARD.
Fourth Stiiekt.
8ECOND WARD.
on Point Peter aud Eagle Inland are in the
Historical and Scientific Society.
' At the regular meeting of the Historical
and Scientific Society, held last evening
in the Lecture Room of the First Preby
tcriaii Church, the event of the evening
was a historical contribution from Mr.
Frederick Kidder, of Boston, by request
of. the Society,, on the 44 Settlkmknjs ox
Roanoke Island." V
The story of the first attempt to colonize
America upon Roanoke Islaud, awakens
in the mind of every lover of American
history a feeling of the profoundest inte
rest. It calls up Raleigh and many other
men of distinction men who made their
mark, in the word's history, and made the
Elizabeth an era glorious. It must have
been a picture bordering on the romantic,
to have seen the aboriginal Indians in
their eaiidv trannincs. and the Enslish
nooiemeu m tneir conspicuously gay cos
tumes, mingling together in amicable inter
course in the primeval forests of a new
world. But there is a dark side to this
picture two English colonies perished on
this island, and perhaps it would be bet
ter not to lift the curtain from so dark a
fccene. V
In 1578 Sir Humphrey Gilbert got the
first charter Jfrom-the Crown, which em
braced an almost boundless territory, and
Sir Walter Raleigh set about a scheme for
planting a conlony, which failed, as like
wise the expedition in 1583, in which Sir
Humphrey perished at Sea. Raleigh w;as
fitted by his experience as a soldier in
France for so arduous an undertaking.
Earljr in 1584 he was enabled by his eu
ergy to get under way two barqucsj and
sailing -by the way of the Canaries and
West India islands they entered the first
inlet, its actual site being uow in great
dispute, but Mr. Kidder believed it was
Ihit'.eras Inlet. The colonists took pos
sesion of the island in the name of the
Queeu. Here was .abundance of game,
fine cedar trees and what attracted tho
adventurer's most, an; abundance of wild
.i
grapej. The Indians met the Englishmen
in a friendly manner,; offering boat loads
offish, and they in exchange gave them
such trinket as thev fancied. What
pleased the Indian king most was a .bur
nished tiri plate, which ho susicnded
around hisineck as au amulet, priziug it
most bighljy, as it would ward off the ar
rows of his enemies, j The pearls of which
the colonists spoke with so much admira
tion were nothing, more, than the shells
found upon the heath,being without value.
The country must have been, a very para
dise for the Indians. The climate was
good, the waters yielding . abundance of
fish, game abounding in the forest and
the crops of maize, of which, they were
said to raise several a year, and, the melons
supplied their wants. This colony only
remained sixty days, and on their retnrn
carried two Iudiaus. The return of Armi
das and Barlow created great excitement
in England, aud hundreds oi adventurers
were ready .to join in a new. expedition to
the laud of gold and pearls. Merchants
ami noblemen were ready to furnish the
meaus to further the enterprise. But dis
banded soldiers and gentlemen of leisure
proved not to be the right material to
found a colony.
In. the uew expedition there were seven
vessels, so:ue of them very small, iu which
perhaps ouly the most foolhardy adven
turers would in our day risk a voyage
across the Atlantic. Many men of note
were in this expedition; Richard Green
ville, a cousin of Raleigh and RalpbLane.
mm.
V7lIT2U7QT01I.
H I
KlrTH WAltD.
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Koventli 'Street.
G;
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ho fijtilla barely esc.mol -wrejk on Cine
Fear shoals, arriving at their destination
the 3d of July. One hundred arjd lsevcn
persous composed tho colony, and a!
them were Gov. Amidas. and HariStthc
historiau, and White the artist. l
expedition they heard of a country t
; this
the
North abounding in the precious! -metal,
and were desirous of visiting it. jA lured
by these stories of gold, -f various
expeditions were begun, endiig itV disap
pointment and almost starvation5 efore
they could rejoin the "main body. The
father they penetrated the forests in' quest
of gold, the farther did.tln Eldorajjh seem
from them.
Why the word Roanoke was s ilsti
tuled for Moratie does not appear clear
from history. Mr. Kidder belielc j that
it "was of purely accidental or fsijdden-
origin. In his conversations with the
k
Tuscaroras, now 'settled near Niagara
. - j,; I
Falls, but once the most powerful tribe in
Eastern .North Carolina; the word Roanoke
was not known to theroj they apply the
word Moratie, which; is without doubt the
original one. w 1
The unfair dealings of the white! men
.'I
with the IndiftQE the same j-tory f which
has filled the pagc3 of history down if this
time, caused the Indians to turn gainst
the white intruders, aud they were then
cut off from their s'upplics of corn? and
vegetables. Lane killed a chief and! sev
eral other Indiaus, and captured somej
this, added 'fuel to the furvoffhc Indiari.
and the colonist were eagerly ."wd telling
now fur t lie squadron of Sir Francis
Drake. It came, anchored off Roanoke,
probably' Nagg's Head,- and left provis
ions. On the 10th of June, lGSoj the
whole co'ohy of whom not v a single" rjficm
ber had died, cnbarke for home and ar
there safely. J
In Ha:iots work(;pubiished by Dti Bry
anuo domiui 1500) niay ba found some
of the curious things mentioned by Ir.
Kidder. He had drawn largely fron. the
work, and has a copy which he would
presently exhibit to the Socaety J His
work was illustrated by IMr. Jno. Ulhite,
artist, in such an admirable wayj 4s to
make it worthy of perusal, but at the jame
time the authenticity of tha drawihs ;is
delineations from nature'are now seriu?lv
diOubtetl. Doubtless the aborigncojs of
this section were farther advanced in
ciy-
ilization than those from the
Orthl
Hariot gives an account of. the til
plan, but adds that the nations ha
ceo
the
good tisle'not to chew it. The oxidA(?)
which Mr. K. thought might be our jpee
ntit (Evidently a mistake, because the
if. -
importation of the ieanut w as cf cjuupar
atively recent date-Emroit) Th -1- wa.s
alaj a 'very large bulbous tuber, a llirge
as the head, which the l?cturer tljoaght
might be the tanier, - a tuber since! in uch
esteemed by the past generation.
By far the more important discovery
was'tbat of the potato, more knowh as
Irish potato. Botanists tluuk that as this
tuber has not been found incc the will
state, ;that this is a mistake '
(COjkCLCDED TO-MORROW.)
The little girls have commenced
heir
annual season of rope jumping, and the
prevailing style of coffins, for children are
those covered with white satin. j I
In this age of education imd general in
telligence the household is hardly complete
without a Cornish & Co. Piano or Organ.
Read the advertisment in another column,
and then send fur illustrated catalogue and
pn
6, 1877;
I
rLEASE NOTICE. '
We will be gladgu, receire eoaiMlcihew
from oor friends on any-md an rabjeets of
general interest but : . . jj. ,
The airae cf the writer mast alrrt b
furuuhtd to tho-Editor,
Commnaicaiipns mu$fb; written oolj n
one eide of the paper."
i
rersona'idej Mtit be aroided.
. And it U especialtj and particalarlr sadfr
Vood that ie editor does not alwajt'ewlorf
the vicwa of correspondent, unless o stated
in the editorial columns.
List of letters.
The foriowinjs is the list of letter, r
maining unclaimel in tluj Postofficc, Wil
inii.gton . dT, Wednesday, Mch ; 7,
A Johii Anay Albert, 11 Arncut.
B Mrslktsv r,11 TT n t
baunon. Daniel P.risW npr.k.- rr,
ton beasley, Mrs HenriettaBreeIon, JIary
Breelou.or Bonham. Mic fitii.i.. r?..:
Maggie Brown, Mary Bryan.
v-Jirs x4 uamondge, (J 1) Canaday.
David Chanman. Mrs rimiim. iv,,,..,. i
T Cornish. . " " " ' J'
D Seth Davis. Mrs-Jnll'i VUl-.rT::. .
Lucilla Dunham.
E Lcrmima Eastcrlin: Henslv Evens
F - R W Freshwater.
Ci -Miss -Lnii&ia. flilr V. T M n.......
- ..v-.., M, m VlUbfVll-
l)tr?r .. Tl.inW ClnW ' t
o f --y "".viu.-
. il-Iohn T Harrisi Mrs Carrie Harris,
Miss Lizz'.o Hardy, Shackelford, ILias,
&.Cq, Miss Chilsey Herring, J F Hill
Maron Holly, Mrs Laura E Hollamd.
I 1.6nvenia Ish;r. ' '-' . ' ',"
J Kcd JeiTersou, Mrs Wm ir Jours.
L Mrs M S Laspeyrc, -Mfss LuIa A
Lam,
M Rev Danid McKoy, Miss Kisslc
Mclvinscy, Robert W Mattchws, Daid
Malord, Mrs Samuel Michael Jno II
Miller, Cilly Morton. " ' 1 ':
P Miss) Sarah Paiu, S T Pate.1 Ikfiss
Anna Pearson, John . Piersotr, W P Pope
Mrs Sarah J Price. -
R D II Russell.
S Mrs Mary Scm lark,. Miss Lizzi-i
E Shove, care Edi Felt, Mr Elisabeth V
Smith, John H Smith, O Stanbaek. caro
II P Allen, Miss Ireno Steward: David
Stubbs. - ' . . -
T Sanders"', Thompson, Miss James
Troy. ( l '
U C,lltry UslSf, care Charles Teachey .
W W II Whitfield, 2, T 1 Williams,
Gustas Willams, A Willis, Mrs Mary
Wight care Sidney Wight. ' s
Z A T Zanouc.
Persons Calling foi ilcttersin. abjvo , fist
will please say advertised"; if not claim -
,cd in 00 days will be sent to dead letter
oiiioe, Washington, D. C. v . .
' --E. R. BRINK, IV M.
T$owt A'dyertisoments.
MAGNOLIAS AT AUCTION.
yy'K. WILL SELL A LOT OF CHOICE
lZa?nolia Grandlflora,
from the. Nursery of J. M. Bounot, No 'folk,
r' , - "''.' :' ' i''.. -'
Va., at Auction, ia store on Market Btreft.
imder the Manning House, on Mareh 8, litj,
at 11 o'clock, A. ii. :
CRONLY & MORRIS,
uichG .Star copy. , Anct'rr,
MEERSCHAUM PIPES,
Cigarette Holders,
Cigar Holders.
1 II E WISH A2T SUflKINU 'tobacco,
Tops, Marble,UaIL, Fresh Candies, Pears
and otlicr Fruit.
Japanese ICiteOv
Y Away, i FLr Away. Fly A war. See
the Japuncec Kites fly. j .
J. W. LIP PITT'S.
CI XECTIONERY STORIi,
.Corner Front anil Prlncess8ts.
"5- Sin of Punch. tnclt
rpiIE UXBEUSIGXEB, Kavinff becu.aj,.
1 pointed Itegiitrara of Election for tb'e
Citr of Wilmington, for the approacbiAK aon- :
nicipa'l election to be held on the fourth
Thursday in the month, the 12d' irtffc,' and
having duly qualified a each, hereby notify
all concerned that tbo UcLjtration books w ill
be opened, in accordance with the requlrc
tcent! oftbe act, every day, except Sunday,
beginning with Wednesday, March 7tbu from
d o'clock, a in, to C o'clock, p m., at the fol- ,
low ing places as vpecifled ia the act of (An
tral Assembly, which are ai follows : 1 .
First Ward, Cpper Dillon L JTfiota
tou'4 Store, Corner 4th and Harnett streets,
First Ward, Lower Division Stables (.
Car Company, Corner lied Cross and. 7th t.
Second Ward at Court House. M 1 ' ;
Third Ward Giblem Lod5e,Xotaer r8th
and Princess streets. , . -,
Fourth Ward L'nini House on Ana it., -between
Front and Srcond sti. , -
Hf th Ward Store of feaac N.? Sharp, cm ,
Qaecn between 4tb and 6th K. . ? , , .
- Ii. JTIIORNTOX '
Ilt-Utnur Flrbt Ward, Upper Divbioti.
w. ii. Yorr,
IteStrar First Wrd,Lfwer DhrMon.
' T. C. JAMES, ' y . V
IlesrUtrar bci-HiJ ; Want.
4 JAME8 W. XING.' ..' '
I KegUtrar Third WautL u
CV: OLDHAM,'
lU-sUtrar Fonrii Wnru.
JNO. C. MILLIS, "
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