THIS TAPEU
. afr..rnoon. Sundays cx
ccptcd by ,
M)SH. T. JAMES,
KPITOU A'1 I KOl'KIKTOU.
LoO Six months, $2 5tt; Three
re y 1 25 : One month, 60 cents.
months, , . j-..
cr will be delivered by carriers,
t' taui part of the city, at the
fbe
r , rates, or 13 cents per week.
C Ute. low atrd liberal
it sabecribers will please report any and
V,nrpS to receive their papers regularly.
jfow Advertisements.
FoF Rent-
LIKABLE RESIDENCE ON THE
Third and Chestnut sts.
uthea.
;l cui uv - -
desirable and house in perfect
Situation
,ri!cr. AFP1
to
WEST & CO.,
Market Street.
Oranges,
10 BOXES
IMPERIAL ORANGES,
Choicoand Sweet.
JUST RECEIVED..'
JOHN I. COATWniGllT,
Family Grocer,
0 & 7 North FrontTSt.
I HAVE MOVED!
, Orucr Front and Princess streets,
,,,xt Aaron k Uueinsteiu's) where I have
, ncl .tiic most . extensive stock of
(1;!TUING over displayed in this mar-
l'uii have a special invitation to 'call
. 1 X- A 11.. ,v
m examine
sIjow goods.
my fatocK. ro irouuiu w
A. David,
Clothier & Merchant Tailor;
Wanted.
50'
(nr.--.
EXrEIUENCED- MACHINE Opcra-
Xi.nc but those experienced in the
manufacture uf&lihU urnl apply.
i
liUOWN & RODDICK,
.( j.t s 45 Market st.
For Resit,
Fur One Year from October 1, 1877,
Till: STORE ON THE NOKTll-
cast corner of Market and Front
1
"IIHcuB ... I., i i. .1 1,., T1,i- 1.'
Slllli IIU WlUJUtU 'J u Willi ...
Mclllicnny.
Tlie Brick Store on north bide of Market,
alwe Second street; lately occupied by Dr.
. v , Uarriss as a drug store.
''Tlio Building on Smith's and Gabie's alleys,
"W occupied by V. M. Collins as a restaur
am.
J,
Also, several Wareiiou.se
conveniently
Apply to
pi 10
DeKOSSET & CO.
AV. 13. McKOY.
General Real Estate Agont
JLXD ,
STOCK BROKER.
FOR RENT.
A fine two gtory dwelling on Fifth bc
u church and Castle streets. Five
"as, kitchen and servant's room.
A-oae story house, four rooms, in the same
STOKE occupied by Alex. Oldham as a
"ram Sfnrn i. o j
Tl i iuarjtei PJCwecn pctouu aim
"II u.
STORE
Wham's,-
faephard.
&
on Market Street, next above
occupied fo merly by J. 11
iaro and commodious dwelling over
IRTsShoc Store on Market street,
a boarding house.
S (5
i
""i aonth side of Market street: very
arable, ltooms abofe can be rented sep-
7-
jBe dwelling near the corner of Ninth
M-Bed Cross streets, with six rooms and
"er? convenience. Good water, lc. Street
rillUa k A
TUt desirable store on the North Wx;st
rraer of Market and Front streets, known
Jrl.T as McLin's Drug Store. Splen
1,1 location for any busine&j. m
Urge double Warehouse on Quince's
St running through from Front to Water
tSonth of Market.
ifr?e wclling on Love's Avenue, North
Uk ? ston Wcldon Ball Koad, con-
J1? six room's and in capital order,
ji.fine large dwc'ling on the corner of
lirr-'k ccond Streets, known as the
4 Is hou3c, containing twelve rooms, with
rrciJ0 reotDjs in a tenement houre on the
U 0De the locaUons in the city
tr boardirg; house. , . f
tirim ' !eTerd ther horiscswell located, in
TipuUofthecit t
' terms aPPlj to J I
r , ' W. B. McKOY,
4 . tc AScntand Stock Broker. .
Third.! arkct street, between Second and
f, oTer Harriss Drug Store.
Trommor's Ext- Malt.
SEVKN SPRINGS MASS, and Tola Ano
- i ' m
ml'. fri' f each just received and
4cmi iL?4 c0?1? stock of Drugs.
"ties, for gale low by r
by
JAMES C MUNDS,
Hg 25
wu, uppvsiie vny nan.
V M'V
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VOL. 2. WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Tiie Death or an Ex-Bishop.
St. Albans, Att.. Sept. 0. The Rev.
Amedius llappe, who was consecrated
Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Cleve-
and, Ohio, ic 1847,and resigned in 1870,
died here last night at the age of 77. He
was well known throughout the United
States and Canada as a temperance re-
ormer and missionary. The funeral will
take place on Tuesday. i , 4
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Hayes at his Old Home.
Fkejiont Sept. 9. The President and
his family, accompanied by Gen.- Carroll,
attended service at the Methodist church
here this morning. The charch was
decorated with flowers and trailing Ttnes.
At the conclusion of the service many ;of
Mr. llaycs's old friends and neighborg
gathered around him to shake hands with
him and Mrs. Hayes and wish them a
hearty welcome home. The family did
not attend church in tho ovonlng.
The California Election.
San Fkancisco, Sept. 9. The couut
in this city is completed with the "ex
ception of about 100 votes," which will
not change the result. The Democrats
elect Mayor, llecorder," Public , Adminis-
rator, Superintendent of Public Schools,
Firo Commissioners. The Taxpayers
elect Tax Collector, Treasurer, County
Clerk, District Attorney, Attorney and
Counsellor, Chief of Police, Superintendent
of Streets. George F. Maynard and W.
P. Humphreys are re-elected Auditor and
Surveyor, being tn both tickets. Mat
thew Nuuan (Dem.) is elected bhenn, and
Dr. David B. Todd (Dem.) Coroner, j.
C, Murphy (Dem.) is elected Senator in
the Ninth District, and Kobert Haigut
(Citizens and Taxpayers), Supervisors in
the Tenth Ward.
Some doubts still exist as to one or two
members of the Legislature in the interior
countries, the. voting having been closed
and full returns not received.
Dissension in Hayes's Cabinet.
Washinuton, Sept. 9. Secretaries
McCrary, Thompson and John Sherman
declined to go to Marietta, Ohio, with the
de facto President,, simply because they
did not approve the objects of that meet
ing and its' parade over ex-Confederate
members. They strongly dissent from
what thoy term tho extreme of Hayes's
Southern policy. Their opinions upon.
this subject are so clear and . defined, and'
come from such authentic sources, as to
warrant the statement that dissension is
already beginning in Hayes's Cabinet,
whose increasing, or lessening will largely
be determined by the popular lectin.
O k
in
the JNorth. .
The Maine Election.
Portland, Me., Sept: 9 The State
election occurs to-morrow. Very little
work has Ibecn done; and no canvasses
made. The total vote will probably not
exceed 110,000, and the greenback ticket
will do better than previously, peVhaps
reaching 2,000 of 3,000. ; - Witrf thistri
crcased opposition, being an off yearjthe
Republicans cannot expect to do much
better than two years agq; wber thS'it
maiority ran down to less than 4,000.
Their disagreements over the State Con
vention seem to amount to little, and
those of the Democrats over their candi
date appear somewhat'more serious, par tic-
ularlv in the Penobscot region., 'ine
green backers aretrongest in . Androscog
gin and Somerset counties, and may affect
the county ticket. Last year the Demo
crats had but ' two counties Knox and
Lincoln liut in 1875 they had five.
Cumberland and York counties i are very
close. Aroostook is likely I to go Demo
cratic. Washington county is close, but
Talbot, last year s Democratic nominee,
who was throwu over at tbisr year'sr Cdn-
ventlon, resides- there. The llcpublicarl
legislative majority will be reduced from
last year, bnt probably not so low as two
years ago. , j ,
New Advertisements.'
Brown & 'Roddick Local ad The Clove
Fitting Shirt. , V ' '
J. L. Boatwkigut Crackers;,
A. Subie-r Fall and Winter. i
J. L. DoAiniiiant Oranges.'
West & Co For Rent. 1
A. David I llave Moved. ' 1
Bkown & Roddick Local ad Another
Bargain.
Is it easier to vi rite a play trjan rplay:
aright ?
The sweet potato crop promise? wel
this year.
t .
5 ;aJ Pl
"Miner matters drills
strikes and things. -
Alderman F. W. Foster js at
I'cnn., visiting friends.
Peaches have almost entirely disipred
from the hucksters' stalls. .
Xcariy every body and hisiarnily is
going to move on the first. V Tl
. : : ; . - i
Iiicc birds arc fatter and getting pltttir
fill at 20 to 25 cts.a dozen.
Rather warm this morning but Probs.
promises us cooler winds for the, close of
the day., .
. It not bipolitc .. to cat . com-: off ; the
cob, but it is impolito to . watch sdnyVone
LOCAL NEWiS.
elstfdoing it.
i '.! i t- ' ' I - -
Fine rain this noon.
The -water-in the river is still very low.
Chinquepins were offered for sale iu
market this morning.
The matrimonial fever is spreading, and
we can lookout for squalls.
Thanksgiving Day is the next holiday in
order and after that Christmas.
Iey. Dr. Bernheim, who has been on a
visit to his friends in Germany, is expec
ted to arrive in this city to-morrow after
noon, i .
Maj. B.J Burgess,' principal of the
Cape Fear Military Academy, has arrived
in the f rtyandr will open h is school on
Monday sctfbir i sf."
"It is Perfectly Splendid.5'
"There's! nothing s like it." "Never
could iiSQ:! baking powder till I tried
yours." "Can't speak too highly of it."
That s what they say of Dooley s Yeast
Powpee.
The Glove Fitting Shirt.
Br own & Roddick, 45 Market street
are the only firm North or South, who sell
this Shirt for 75 cents each and guarantee
them equal to any Shirt' in quality or
manufacture that can be purchased in this
market. ' ! tf
A Fact.
"Here is youj; Enoch Arden peaches"
cried a huckster in the market yesterday.
Why do you call them "Enoch Ardcn
peaches?'"' asked au old citizen who had
seen tho-.same kiud all his , life, but never
heard them called by that name. "Be
cause, replied the huckster." They are
''waiting for a sail." The o. c.'s cane was
seen flying through the air while the
peach peddler felt for bald places on his
head. . V
j I Capt. Wadtlell.
It is reported here, and we hope that the
report' is true, that Capt. James I. Wad
dell, whose arrival in this city wc no
ticed ejmby; h4s been appointed Su
perintendent of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Line, the same line on which he .has for
some time past been a steamship com
mander. "
Capt Waddell lcaves'here this afternoon
cn ; ronr.e tnr ' Ihllsnoro on a Visit to nis
relatives, and friends in that town.
i Military Matters.
At a meeting of the Wilmington Liht
Infantry, held last .night,' First Lieutenant
N. H. Sprunt resigned that position for
the purpose of accepting that of Adjutant
A.the Batalion , which has been tendered
himu whereupon ' M rt' James I. Mclvcc,
' J ill t
secona Liieuienani, w as promoiu oy eiec-
tionj to 4be vacancy, and Mr. Thomas C.
james,u umor ijieuLeniiui,vvat uiuut'oeoouu
Lietitenant. Mr. Geo. W. Bailey, Orderly
Serjeant of .the Company, was then elect
ed to the position of Junior Scccond Lieu
tenant. ' ; j i .
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i 'City Court.
, Hie 'aBting Mayor's morning levee to
day was better attended than the several
predceding ones. ,
Tucrc ' wcrtfoutfcai&' oh docket this
morningito b o5pjsed of which was
dop in the following manner :
.4
1
T v wbitfcn for dmnkcnuess were
nee '3:df jleb. The 'cash was forked
veraftnfoeli allowed to depart.
fi
over;
Qne colored gemman for fighting, was
quired to pay $3 in greenbacks and the
otnef fieramaoof color who participated
in tbe wml)atrefcrrcd to above, was held
responsible to the court for two dollars.
Both parties planked down the, necessary
.herewith and then left in peace.
Jak Kelly, colored, arrested yesterday
for VKcortLj oonclnct and rfT.o2ni7l in
the fedm4 of 30- to appear before the
XMayir pro tern, this morning at 9 o'clock,
failed to put in an. appearance; consequcnt-
Jy , James Kclley, colored, will be re-
artcsied by the pcrlicc on sight, and taken
t5 th UMdhoe, whefe he will be again
T&o&iizci', rthis time to-morrow, as the
iellow who failed to ,uakfeigood his own
450gnizancc of the day before.
htej lutthQr, Jhe pro ,cm.
jBtcppfd dsoicn and com for the day.
J
ma0
ISS ''' J Ai'
lJTourth round of appointments as made
tfjf fRev. jQlfim jsTfeiack, Presiding
Eldpr, for, LheVahpu3gtoo District, Meth
J!E:hnrerf,'6nthr .
Wibjtfngton, Fifth Street.... Sept. 8 9
ColLCsbury aQi Cobarie Mis
Vjtiori at Cokcsbury .Sapt. 15 16
iVTrlteville and Waccamaw
Mission at Shlloh... .Sept. 22 23
Clinton., Sept. 29 30
Wilmimrton, ?ront Street.... .Oct. 6 7
Sarithville, at Concord .Oct. 13 11
Onslow, at Queen's Creek Oct. 20 21 1
Ehxabeth, at Hizabcthtown...Oct. 27 28
Bladen, at Windsor. ........ Nov. 3 4
Topsail, at Vcsleyan Chapel . Nov. 10 11
KcnaisvilJty, Wesley Chapel.. Nov. 17 18
County Commissioners.
A special session of the Board of County
Commissioners was hell yesterday, present
the Chairman and a fall Board.
A. R. Black, Esq., came forward and
qualified according to law as School
Examiner for the county of New Han
over. ' 'i' .
Frank Moore, Constable elect for Cape
Fear Township, qualified according to the
requirements af the law, tendering his
official bond in the sum of $500, with
Claus Schriver and Jackson Wood as
sureties, which was, on motion, ordered
received and placed on file. i
Nicholas Carr, Constable elect for Ma
sonboro' Township, qualified according to
of $1,000, with Geo. F. Tilley and A. C.
H. Fincken as sureties, which was! on
motion, ordered received, put on record
and placed on file. 1 " .
Ordered that the bond of the Constable
of Wilmington Township be fixed at $1,-
ooo.
Ordered that all towDship claims againBt
townships which have no funds be re
ferred to tho County Attorney, to re
port on the liability of thq county with
regard to such claims.
J. W. Moody wa3 granted license to re
tail spirituous liquors in tho city of Vf il
miugton. The Board proceeded to draw the regu
lar venire of jurors for the October term of
the Criminal Court, as follows ;
First Week, Edmund Lilly, Julius F.
A. Reaves, Samuel L. Nixon, Jos. H.Neff,
Allen Evans, Jas. C. Stevenson, Jos.
Sharpless, David Jones, Wilkes Morris,
Isbam Swett, W. M. Hankins, W. M.
Collins. . ' " " ; . ! ' !
Second Week. G. Boney, Peter Timins,
Samuel N. Cannon, Virgil Hill, C. C.
Morse, Newton Gillican,, Wright Dixon,
Charles II. King, Samuel Merrick, L. Me
ginney, C. M. McAuslin, Thomas Franks,
Ellis Dudley, Daniel O'Connor, E. " F.
Bryant, James Walton, Dcdrich Steljes,
A. Schriver.
Ordered that the Chairman be author
ized to complete - a contract with Dr.1 A.
E. Wright for certain specified duties in
connection with Coroner's inquests, exam
ining the insane and attending the out
door poor beyond the limits of the city,
for the sum of 200 per annum. j
Adjourned, subject to the call of the
Chairman.
Board of Aldermen.
A called meeting of the Board Alder
men Was held yesterday afternoon. j
The Committee on Finance made the
following report, which, on motion, was
adopted':
Whereas, The Board of Alderman, ap
the meeting held July 31st, 1877, deem
ing it wise and prudent, and believing a
larger revenue would result, did reduce
the tax on retail liquor dealers to $10 per
month, and that on wholesale dealers to
S15 per month ; and, whereas.lt requires
the concurrrcnt action of he Board of
Audit and Finance to levy taxes, and said
Board of Audit and Finance -refusing to'
agree to such reduction, it is hereby ;
Ordered, That the tax be fixed at the
amount agreed upon by the Board of Al
dermen and acquiesced in by the Board
of Audit and Finance, at the meeting held
July uuth, 1877, mameiy, JSIZ.&O per
month for retail liquor dealers, and $20
per month for wholesale dealers. j . -
Application from the Wilmington
Light Iufantry Company, to rent or lease
the City Hall for drilling purposes, was
referred to the Committee on Public
Buildings.
A communication from the Board of
Audit and Finance was read.
five ,I2oarJ tLu atljourno J .
The Thermometer., ;
From the United States Signal Office at
this place we obtain the following report
of the thermometer, as taken this morfi
ing at 7:31 o'clock : ! r-
Augusta, 73; Cairo, 65; Charleston;
79; Cincinnati, C2 ; Corsicana, 71 ; Fort
Gibson, G2; Galveston, 83; Indianola, 79
Jacksonville, '80; Key West, 85; Lynch
burg, 68 ; Memphis, 77; "Mobile, 78;
Montgomery, 72 ; Nashville, 65; New
Orleans, 75; New York 64; lvorfolk, 71
Pittsburgh, 68; Punta Rassa, 84 ; Savan
nah, 80; Shreveport, 72; SU fjouis, 62;
St. Marks; 71 ; Yicksburg, 68 ; Washing
ton, 65; Wihnington, 74.
Democratic Meeting.
We are requested by the Secretary of
the Executive Committee of the Demo
cratic party of the county cf Pender to
state that there will be a meeting of said
committee at 12 o'clock M., on Saturday,
the 15th inst., at Rocky Point depot.
prompt' and .full attendance is requested
as important business wiH come before the
meeting, J . , 3 ;
11, 1877. NO.
199
Another Bargain !
Malta Lace Scarfs 2 yards long, deci
dedly the richest article of the. kind that
has been offered in this market.
Brown & Rodpick,
itt ' - 45 Market street.
L I . i
Sale of Real statc.
We invite attention to the fact that sev
eral valuable pieces, of real estate will be
sold at Exchange Corner to-morrow morn
bg at 11 o'clock. The sale is made' by
Mr. James W. Collins, Assignee, and in
accordance with the provision? of a deed
of aasignmept made to him by the Me
chanic's Building and Loan Association.
1 Dont be Taken In.
- "f n. nt;M . - - -ing
" an official notice from the Finance
Committee of the Louisville Lottery As
sociation," that his joint interest in the
above named swindle had resulted in his
drawing a gold watch and chakujlucil at
$150, but that the expenses on the prize
were $15 owing to along litigation. The
gentleman who received the notice was
not aware of the organization of any such
Association and at all events had ifcvcr
purchased or had given to him any inter
est in the concern.
Death of an Old Citizen.
Mr. Thos. J. Armstrong died at his res
idence near Rocky Toint yesterday. He
was taken sick on Wednesday last but
was not considered dangerously ill until
the day before his death. .
Mr. Armstrong, for a number of years
prior to the war, did business in this city
and was of the firm of Hall, Armstrong
& Co. By his gentlemanly bearing and
strict business integrity he endeared him
self to a great many of our citizens who
knew him then and who now mourn his
death. ,
A Heroic Act.
A little boy about 10 or 11 years old, a
crippled son of Mr. J. II. Strauss, fell into
the river yesterday afternoon at Messrs.
Kerchner & Calder Bros', wharf, between
the wharf and a vessel which was dis
charging her cargo there. The little fel
low Was unable to swim and Mr. Geo. W.
Doyle, who was on the vessel at the time,
on witnessing the accident unhesitatingly
plunged into the river "without waiting to
divest himself of any of his clothing.
The little boy had sunk for the third time
but Mr. Doyle dived under the vessel and
succeeded in' bringing him to the surface
whore there were Willing hands waiting to
receive them. The act was one of rare
heroism and
such.
will long be remembered as
Who is Responsible 1 :
By an enactment of the powers that be
the rctailjjiquor dealer's license 'for this
city was made $12 50 per month imme
diately after the accession of , the new ad
ministration of city affairs, now sevcra
months ago; subsequently, however,
owing to the fact that there was a j)rctty
general complaint 'against the enormity of
the tax, the Board of Aldermen, passed a
resolution to make the tax $10 instead of
$12 50, at the same time placing the
wholesale dealer's license at $15, instead
of. $20 as originally agreed upon.
But the Board 'of Audit and Finance re
fused to concur in the resolution, of the
Board of Aldermen reducing the tax, and
lo the Board at their last meeting rescinded
their joint resolution reducing the tax on
liquor dealers. In the meantime, how
ever, some parties have paid their tax at
the reduced figures for the mouth of
August, and others who fiave not paid for
A.uguot ore iol'l at tLo TYnaciirriic fhV
that they will tiave. .to' pay .'the highest
figure, viz : $12 50 for retail licJensq and
$20 for wholesale privileges. This, of
course, naturally enough cause's some dis-sati$faclion,andthcquei-tion
i3 asked, wlu
irresponsible ? Of course it will be said
atdface that if all had come up promptly
iri rAuust and paid their taxes, there
would have been nothing to complain of.
Jest so, Josiah'; but you know how it is
ft 1 i
yourself. A poor man has'nt got money
It his command all the time and if a fel
low can , pay fifteen days or thirty days
after an account is due he is doing right
well these hard times. Wc think in
this case that all should be permit
to share alike in the matter.
Gentlemen of the Board of Aldermct
and Board of Audit also, what say you
all? Do the defendants stand guilty or not
yiilty upon this question ?
' It Is a" remarkable fact which we can
not' explain, that the boy who does not
hknow that the pin is loaded U neverthe
less always to bo jfejand at the, safe end of
the gun. '
PLEASE NOTICE, T
We will be glad to reeeire coaununlcatfoas
from our friends on any and all injects . I
general interest bat :
The name of the writer unit alwtji b
furnished to the Editor. -
Communications must b wiittea only on
one side of the paper. .1 f 4
rersonalitiei must be avoided.
, "
Audit is especially and particularly aider -
stood that editor does not always taors
the views of correspondents, unless to stated
in the editorial columns. ' , ,
New Advertisements, i
EGG CREAM,
FARINA,
V ft -
TEA MIXED,
MILK,
i. ( .
GLEI7C6I?6.
SODA,
PEERLESS,
FINGERS,
LEMON,
CORKHILL'S.
FOX'S BUTTER
FRESH VARIETY JUST
RECEIVED.
THESE DELICATE CRACKERS CAN
: ...
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J. L BO AT WRIGHT'S,
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5 & 7, Worth Front Otroot.
sept 11 1
FALL AND WINTER.
MY STOCK OF -.j '
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
h now arriving. . ,,-.
Is'ewcht lylosi . . ,
liestOooUs i
and Cheapest Stock foX
Gents, Youths and Boys.
Call ami examine roy stock before imtcba
ing elsewhere. '
sept 10
39 MarkcCst.
Assignee's Sale.
BY VIRTUE AND IX PURSUANCE of
the provisions of a deed of assignment
made to me by the Mechanics Building . and , .
Loan, Association, dated Jane 21st, 1877, and
registered in Book-N. N. N. page M.'Rerl
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ter's Oflice of New Hanover county. I will .
on Wednesday, the 12th day of SeptemberA.D
1877, at 11 o'clock, a. m., at Exchange Crf '
nor in the City of Wilmington, sell the .
lowing property situate in said city : ' -
One lof beginning in the noithcrA line of '
Walnut street, 132 feet East from its intersec
tion with East line of Fourth street, and run
ning thence Northwardly parallel with '
Fourth street 180 feet, thence Eaatwardly
parallel with Walnut street CC feet, thence
Southwardly parallel with Fourth street 180
feet to Walnut street, and thence to the be
ginning, being part w Lots 3, 4, and 5, block
221.- ' '--.! .
One Lot South of and separated from the '
old RechabiU Cemetery by a tirelefoot alley,
beginning at the corner of said alley on .
Ninth street andp-unning thence North 83 de- .
grees East HO feet, thence South 7 degree .
I'.a&t CC feet, thence South 83 degrees nest,,,
410 feet to Ninth street and thence to begin'
ning, being Lot No. 4 inbloek 1W. - v : .
One Lot betrinninsr in the Bouthera line of. :
'Church street CC feet East from Its interne- '
tion with the eastern line of Sixth street,' s
ana tuuaiag thence southward by par
allel with bixth street 300 feet to Cas
tle street, thence jeastwardly with Castlo ;
stle street 53 feet, thence northwaxdijr paral-
lei with Sixth street 336 feet to Church street
and thence to beginning, being part of LoU .
1 2 3 4. 5 and C of Block 92. ;
' One'Lut beginning at the intersection of the
North line of Harnett street with eastern line
of Seven th street,and running thence eastward
1 v with Harnett street 1G5 feet, thence north
wardly parallel with Seventh street 6G ieet, ,
thence westwardiy parallel with Harnett
etrcet 1C5 Teet to Seventh street, and tpen?
southwardly to beginning, being . the West
hilfef Lot 5 in Block 303. .
jOne Lot beginning at the intersection of
the northern line of Harnett street with West
line oi ccrenth street, and running tbencO
westwardlr with said line of Harnett street
150 feet to'Love'a avenue, thence northward
ly with Love's avenue GG feet, thence easU
wardly parallel with Harnett atreet 160 feet
to 8eventh street, and thence southwardly,.
with Seventh street to beginning, being tho
eastern half of Lot No. 5 in Block 208. ; ; -
Terms Cash. JAS. W. COLLINS,-
, Assignee.
1 ang 11, 22, sept 3,11. i . '
Dyeing and Clcaninrj C,y
PRICES REDUCED at the ladles sin gen- ;
tlemen'i First Class Head Quarters, worth
aide Maxketstreet, between Second and Third
streets. Good wotk speaks for itself. . Call,
and examine. , Kid Gloves and finest Laces a :
rpecialty. Agents for the celebrated Statea.
Wand Dyeing Works. : wff 21
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