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ts oiih4 rrary eTUraooa, f Czadayt '
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JOSH T. J1CIEO, r.
ziAoaJLx raoremoa. '
D DSC RI TOOK S. POSTAGE PAID.9
oa yaar,$& 00 . 8Lx montki, $150 r Three
Bimth$l IS; One month, 60 penti."
foe papor will b delivered by carrier,
of charge, in any part of the eity, attha
ooto rataajpr IS eoti per wea. ;
adTertfsmc rate? low and liberal . .. . ..
sS"8ubacribera will please report any and
il fcllarwio reeeiVft their papnresiuariy.
Uoxtm . Advertisements
TTvTO
TllEGREAIt'j
RHSHIilATISM, '
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,1
Backache; Soreness of the Chest,1
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ing and Sprains, Burns and
jccuas, general UQQiiy
Pains,
I .E.
Tooth? Ear and Headache, Frosted
Ffist and Lars, and ail other
- tvs " rv " ,w w-, fe. ,tts
Ko JPiwoantida on. e&rth nulj Btl Jacobs On,
tofe, rurc, tStnpte and MtjtrtlrJ
iUmdr A trial BtJl bat the compaivtiYelT 1
trifling ntly of oO Centa, ad Terjr on roffet- -ing
wiUt "rin can ;bara cheap and poattlre proof
Directly ia aereoXa&CTaxw I t . c
SOLD BY JLLLDBTTQQIBTS LSD DE1LE2S
AQ gJTTiTTrfi & CO.,
aoril 11 da mm te .Jl ll .i." x . - - s
MRS. J o jX'Kiispx, ;
.? franklin ton,"N,;a
DarJJadakv-& FePlj io your teC
Itr ftskins what .thiii Of yoarRemedyf
I would kat that thrfgaUft liaYe been very
fair, and so far at can rearn,K the ,Beme
dy has been rery saUsractofy to my cus
tomers who hare used it,, especially so in
the caaa-of s little girl- of this -city,1 ted
yean of aje, Tfho ifas't iroubled lot
lonr tirsa with streJ breaking: out .'oxer
the lace .and nicfcVT&ir" the appear
of crof ala.-and.wliick had resisted
the usual alterative treatment .for a long
tint. Sha tcoi four bottles or iheit-
jr last Snririff.heiTMed'res en
disappeared, and up tp.tiustlinie she
cad no return oi mem, uhs-buji iwv.iu&
u fair and clear as anyone's. ' -;
Txosting that you may recei.tre.th
ceta which yourjKemedj seems Htb merit;
,- - - Druggist..
For tale in' Wilmington . by ; Dr. Wm.
H. Green. Bend for circular of testimo-
!al. t t it -OCt 3-dW
is
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A
RI-BEING RECEIVED BYEVERY
SteamSr and' by Rail; The prices wUl be ts
loworlowei than eTer befoi
.1 ili,
Reepectfally,
R.4rJ3rJ3clhtfre.
atptM j
FERTILIZERS AFIDrf EBTILIZIflQ
32'KWATEHIAa -T22
ekera andothera wjatoOpCTect
channel to trade. adTantageouslyy comj
ntmaaUyith
Tor
Gibbs
& Co'b Manipulated GntuOLsnd Acid Phos
phata
t ept 6-
The Cocrriopolitar
. i i i t .1 n i nil . ii inn ii
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J . JAS..T.-.PXTTE57AY, Agent, -
deUlcbraleTertniters;WlIcox,
VOL. V
LOCAtJNEWS.'
j Nrw Advibtisemiuts.
Jsco.jJ. Hedrick Ail-Wool CaMimerea
ALf affer, Price Sc Co Saeh, Doore anJ
BUnds
:JJ Otterbouko Interrogation.
)t.EMOTAi. HirrU' News Dept
W Yate Photoffraphj School Book
f Hwssbekokk Second-hand Plno
DjThe; receipts of cotton at tliis port to
fMafiy people cfllicted with phthisis
pulmonaUs (ycDsumpuon) lsq IJr.jliuli a
Congh "Syrup "with", very 'great ' benefit
an4-relicf. Price 25 cts. a bottle.
-l : . '
f Steamship Benrfaclor, Capt. Tribon,
arrived Lere last Saturday night from
New York. :
- ; freshwater Perch, Trout and Black-
usn XJooks and Linos. A full assort
tntnt and lowest prices at Jacobi's. f
f :
,CfIhc State Liquor Dealers' Association
ofNortk Carolina is .to mee t i a JSaleigb
Tyene8aI
inBeautify your nomes by using the N
Y. ErainelPaint. jeady mixed and war
santeA. Sold only "at Jacobi's. . f
i
Alex. Sprunt, Esq., British Vice Con-
tal.at this port,- who has-been absent
from the city for some time past, return
ed here on Saturday last. 1
:. The State Fair opens to-day and will
continue during the week. AT few have
already gone to Raleigh from this city
and others will follow to-morrow.
.AWetearn'from the Concord Sun that
Reri G. D. Bernheim, D. D., of this city,
has been elected Financial Secretary of
Nortli ''CaroTina College, at Hi. Pleas
ant, ; Cabarru3 county. At the same
timejEev. L. A. Mann, of Middleton,
Md:j was chosen President. 33I
. "Tho steam yacht Passport is to bav
La little rest after the hard work of the
past summer. She went uu tho ways
this morning, and is to be overhauled and
fitted up for the severe work of the win"
ter, in tcfwiBg,as weU. as carryinx passes
gers.
Aifon"'crd,the youn'g colored man
who lost both of his hands at Mr. Wil
son's! steam saw mill on Friday last, bids
fair to ytcover Jrom tie.ihock sustained
by his system. He Is only about 22 yean
Old and is unmarried. We suggest that
he jsj an'objecla of ptibUQ sympathyd
should receive assistance.
i .i
"5 Study your, interest. You can now
buy CookStoves -at 'factory "prices at
Jacobi's.
:& Besuiaed Her.TrJpie
The little mail steamer Elizabeth,
-which has been on the ways undergoing
Repairs for some time past, came out on
Saturday last after a" thorough verhaul
in and refitting. She now dancet the
water as pretty as ever, all clothed in
white. She resumed her trips to Smith.
ville to day, carrying the mails, and will
llrrianlyly.!imS
Death of a calared Minister,
Eev.W. H. Banks, a well known color
ed preacher in this city, died last night
kHe'was recentlyPastoof Ebeneztr Bap-
tist churchTon Seventh, between Orange
and Ann s trees, and was at one time an
Alderman. He will be buried to-morrow
morning from his Ute residence, thence
to the church and thence to Fine Forest
I Geo. Abbott's Remains,
The mortal remains of the late Gen.
Jos. C. Abbotts were interred., yesterday
aiieinoon in me xiuodm remoter.
Theyr were ..followed to the grave, by a
large concourse of sorrowing friends. The
funeral took place from the First Presby?
terian Church ana the services were con
dactedby the Pastor of that church, Bev
officiated as pall bearers on the sad occa
8 lOn, Tli. vi (u. i'tcuwi mvu
SiChadbourn, Mai. Chat. E. Taylor,
Tr. F.'W.terGenr S. H. IfAtning
and Capt E. J. I'ennypacken
I'ia all Played Out,"
(Sa'Ccmmon'coraplainUj JfjnpUifeeLao
ret a package ol Kidney Wort and take
it And you will at once feel its tonic pow
er iIt?jl!oor
ildnej bowels and liver, and thus re-
the Wearv body: It can now be had "in
either dr or liquid form. and in either
jray Si always prompt and emcient in
action. Neva Bedford Standard,
Cemetery. He was probably about 55
There 4t:i of tbmixsirvlL r
was futicifea iri4iaji5?$t vc,-.
But the atUnllohTof rthcCourt r'beei
a lor me mosiTrr v-w
at 3 olJkor ciahosr.ei A4 the iSZzz
Bis Honor listened iOTiiotioas;jrot
counsel K2r1Kon'ht'UieVotbJl
adjourn late this evening (or the 'term
this
SamaeVCovek lircenv $23j led cost;
. Jno.Waddell, larceny,-$25 and costs.'
Jno. Curlew, carrying - a concealed
weapon, discharged on condition of leav
ing the city. " -Jft?
a Wmi Hansley, larceny, 5 yeart in Pen
itentiary. n T;
Richard Beid larceny 5 years in Pen
itentiary. Jno Williams, larceny, one penny and
co3ts. iUSZ'ttk ?
Willey Phillips, larceny, 2 years in
Penitentiary. -1 - ;
' Wm.-Phinney, assault and' battery, 12
months In County House of Correction.
Lou Hoggins, nuisance, 3 months in
House of Correction.
Sam Larkins,. assault and battery, 3
months in Hbose of Correction. ;
C has. Herring, assault with intent to
commit rapb 10 years Tn Penitentiary.
David" Littleton, .slander of women,
$25 and costs.
- Isaiah Eastoa, assault and battery,
30 days in. House of Correction.
Fred flill,' larceny, $5 and costs. :
In addition to the above there were
saveral cases of assault and i battery and
one et an affray io which the defendants
were fined one penny and' costs. ,
Call at! Jacobi's for pardenHbes - and
Bakes Shovels, SpadesAxes, Ac There
you have thelowest prices.' t
I From liasisfrate s Bow.. . .T!; V
Wm. Phinney, colored, a-notorious
character and one of the convicts 'at the
present term of the -Criminal Court, had
a warrant served upon him thia morning
chtrring him with perjury committed in
a case ; before the Criminal Court thia
morning, whtrein the taid Phinney
f wore he did; mot ttab ene Lucy Horse,
colored. 'Lucy Hone it the prosecutiag
wttaees.and T made the afldavit upon
which the warrant wat issued. The trial
was iH It4 Vcloek ihif afternoon before
JuUceH D.HftlL t;.-.-:
Henry Statcher, colored, waa arrest-
ed upon a peace warrant thia moraine
and also upon a warrant for assault and
battery. Tho j afidavit was made by
George Dieage, coicrta.- xce inai win
take place before a Jutlce of the Peace
at 6 o'clock thia evening.
in Eca-Esri, Boaenei. .
Bats, xnlce,; anta, fliet,; vermin, mos
quitoes, .insectaV cleared out by
'Rough on Rata." 15c boxes at drug-
!Y:.f . ;Clty Goart. .
Vr Robert Lee colored, charged with dis
orderly conduct, was arraigned before
the Hay or this morning, Officer Woeboo,
who'madegthe arrest, testified that defen
dant was arretted in Paddy's Hollow on
Saturday sight and that several of the
prisoner'a boon companions threatened
at one-time to attempt to reacue the
prisoner. Upon hearing this evidence
the Mayor continued the trial . until the
conspirators in thisScase could ;b. arrest
ed. 'The defendant was thereupon re
marided to his cell. -
Caroline Franks, a good ctzstomef tor
the city treasury and an old offender, was
called up on the charge of disorderly con
duct. His Honor said $3 or six days be
low.' The Franks' exchequer seemed to
bery on this occasion , "so defendant went
fi; In the "case of a'hackster violating
the ordinance, j udgment was suspended.
In another case against same partyodg
ment was, suspend td "upon payment-of
cothUfinithed the predings of
the Mayor's Court for the day, -
it rrui"" " ' ' ' r0
J Enure waUsfacttan Hen do rod.
Such is substantially the report of B.
TWorland; 1., Ckmcordia; Ky4 who
writes: I have been selling St. Jacobs'
Oil for some time, and find it givee .en
tire satisfaction. In several cases or
rheumatism under my. observation . the
cure was completed I 4
Brig Eya oiU clsaced 7 to-day
Ton Ponce, 1 R with 5 barrels Ur, 5
ITrt i jSTu .t
feitetWVpidlbyiUIe
Northrop eV Caaaaing
oaies or.icr.wiW saugtes-aza
ytapt. GJjI- Harrias wUl to-morrow
remove his" fiewspeptr and cigar store
to the store recently occapied by Messrs
SpaYrJje: contemplates adding
largely tohis buiinesi. : " f
tcrj sfpenor 'goods
fauljffthey last too toog. ,They are es
pe'cCily suitable for Btbcol suits.
, "Leavitt't Glgantean.lSmstrels - made a
very, lattractive parade through the
streets this forenoon. They play here to
night and most likely to a large house.
The ATews and Obsever speaks very cor
dially of them and says that they are a
No. 1 troupe; ' The music, it ; says, is
very fiae, tho dancing good and tho witi
cisms new and laughable. ;
To Builders and otheris Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash,, Blinds. -arid Doors, Glass,
&c : You can get' all sizes and at the
lowest prices. f
j Onarterly Meetings. .
Wilmington District, Methodist E
Church, South. Fourth round.
Wilmington, at Front Street, Oct. 15 16
Wilmington, at Fifth Street, Oct. 15 16
Brunswick . . . Oct. -19
Waccamaw, Cypress Creek, Oct. 20-21
Whiteville, Shiloh, . Oct. 22-23
Elizabeth, Bladen springs, Oct. 26-27
Bladen, Windsor, t Oct. 29-30
Onslow, Queen's Creek, . Nov. 5- 6
Duplin, Wesley Chapel, Nov. 9-10
Clinton, Clinton, r. . . Nov. 12-13
Coharie i ' . . . Noy. 16 17
Cokesbury . . . . Nov. 19-20
BLet all the officials be present,
i VI , L. S. Burkhead, P. E.
The Popular Demand.
. .So great has been the popular de
mand for the celebrated remedy, Kidney
Wort, that it :is. having an immense sale
from Maine to California. Some have
found it inconvenient to prepare it from
the dry compound. For such the pro
prietors now prepare it in liquid form.
Tfaisan ba procured at the. druggists.
It basp?f7ti"--i Ha
dry, but is very concentrated so that the
dose is much smaller. Lowell Mail.
l?6w Advertisements
JUST RECEIVED.
A fine assortment of
For the
BREAKFAST d TEATADLE
ConsiitiDfir in part of
PRIZE UESS r.UCKEDELMU tlHS.
i
UALIDUT FItJS
PICKLED SALUOrJi
ROAUOKE fiUE HERDinQ
And Largo
No, 1 Mackerel
In Barrels. -The
latter being sold in any quan
tity. Also.
A VERY FIHE SELECTION OF.
Colgate &
Charles McKeane fl & Son's and
. TAaHaagena
STANDARD TOILET S0AP8.
" These goods are the finest made
in America, andJI am selling them
at extremely low prices;.
Call and mae yonr purchases.
JNO; Li BOATWRIOHfi
lVos. II & 13 Fi. Front at'
Removala ; ;
fK AND ATTER TUESDAY,: October
11th, HARRIS' NEWS DEPOT will be found
two doora balow d place, IDyerV fna
8taad), where News spexa, Madne, dec,
can be found as usual. Also the beet 5 and
1Q cent Cigars in the nmketT'Cbifeand
see mci
oc 10-lw
AQ?tW(m$ STATE ON Aj$tf EQX
. JOT KORTIT CAROU!? A'fi INTERISTi
ALL-VODL CASSIMERES I
AGAINST THE WORLD '. ",
f OR BEAUTY. DURABILITY AND
ECOHaMTS
I aai now iJuming six grades varioui
colori,: ALL-WOOL CA8SIMERES, from
the BETHANIA MILLS.
Also, the usual varletj of SALEM CA83I
MERES, so well and favorably known.
I re5pectfally invite the attention of Gen
tlemen who de ire a First-Claw Huines
Suit to the BETfiANtA CASSIMERES.
Sul.s made to order at Yery Low Pilces. I
have already had the pleasare of fumlBtlng
some of the most stylish gentlemen la tho
city vith suits of these Roods. .
' Our SALEM CASSIMERES are especial
ly suitable for School Boys, being both
Sightly and Sbryicexblb. For the con
venience of parents I will undertake to have
Suits made to measure for Boys. ' Remem
B2B this, there is mora real service in one
suit of these goodB than two of any ether1
kind bought ready made,
ct 10 JNO. J. REPRICE. "
t InterjriVjitatidnsv
yOULD TOO DRESS 'WELL T
"yOULD you wear Btilish Olothlag 1
WOULD voa buy PaiUrai that kava not
basa eold oa th aarkat for the last tan
. Jeers T ". ': r ! ;
"yyoULD ycu pmrohais Gansaats pot
taulBX the vary rtquUIta potats of Fit
asd Tlabh, wharaln aitcm work It omV
rivalltd, yet withal a sayiif : of fifty
Par 0at la eotvf
"YyoLD Toaaxas&laatta largMi Hoe of
Btrlish Faney OaadsMre Salts tvtr of
frsd for sxla la YTUslagtoa 1
T lit . , t f t f . '
TyottLD yoa eatt aai see ef 11M
Beoteh Oassistare Salts I Five Xlaa
drad DoUats to the OloUkr dllaylax
a larger jubartaait of the above pope
mlar priaad fimits. s
yyoULD yea five as the plaanre ef ex
hibitlaf eafore yoa ear Uamxaoth Par-
ahajaf U Ilea's Uttdarwaar f
x are Kiag la this brtidht Oar alias
range la Had and TfhiU Jlaaaal Shirts
froatUtoIO.
YOULD yea appreciate aeeoaBodatlaf
aai polite Balaiaaa flaletxaan who
Kaow eut oaa Vciaf o au i tsaa ran
L J. 0TTLinCEr.3j
.: 'i.uztz .is.-1 fr:z- n suit Ttcdf.q
Ic i-m
LoXroaitora,
oat 10
trilactom If, A
.... ii.. . j. :lj bc-'-Ji Jiil trscii e"-
TTO THINK ABOUT -
HOT BSD SASH.
:pleasbobdbbbly. ;
sash, boons Antf oii:3&
BRACXETS,' MOXIUDINff, WJllBER
ALTAFFEB, PBICTB CO.
oet 10
E xc han ao Corn er,
THE LADIES OF WILMINGTON r are
rcepeetfolTy noticed that I i bare just
opened, at Exchange Comer, a strperhaiock
U lAdie: Good, AlilUBerj, i'cahexv, A"C.
which I will be. pleaacd to have them caJ
and Inspect . Latest styles drFaU and Win
ter Hats and Bonnets; New Stamping Pat'
terns, Infants Robes and Cloka.f- 4
MISS E. TARE,
Oct? Exchange Corner.
w sse wrrtsr szasi ai ways be fa
atTJItetbe
' WTfttaa! ea a! -
SijljiO .1AUT)
-VCSSifee' avel2a4aio1 :r im
fill 9t-it:rt?r
ttsad that tXdeet nrttlwjic
the vlswseiltera
fas the Ctorialooiaa'tia,!1 4 eW
77 r
u uddoiiaHQiid FiaiiOsj x
.' j :-' Trfl ' tlllilir 'il rf allien v.axa 5'u
A. ...... I " ' ' '- t iilft:'
tit:
mHE 0R3ANI3A, 2sojwtdtrfaIa
lutiepeat tnr uf into tie marktt 2fr:
,1 SBEBOEE .j,,
fetlO
Uv Book aad Hario Bkorer .
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,-: fr -i. . 4 t
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'iff' ; - .rr, .Tti.
Th e P h olograph er;4 !
H.iVlJfa BG TUR H ED f rem h!i enm r ' ,j
vaoatloo, la now praparad 'to do w rk in tie .
Jt yla , ; "!.'."., - i
: ew u1 iBaiKxau' baad ieutol :i t.
O-ki TCyjctvAp.
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T ' ft;-1 v - 1 ..-..- -. .' ,0 i.ati an? 2 H
M0DAY'EVNIK0t CCT0BER 10.v -
...... ill dti Vi -AW
Gierautean Dlinotrelrj
A HUNDRED NOVELTIES:
20 ,
20
io
Great Comedian . , tJ20 j,f M 9,ll . '
In Brass Band- s 20 r,i LaJna:
1 Vocalists : '' 20' r' U
A Buperb Orchestra.
A Great Double.' Company,, jr .
3T Don't fair to see DAN 1CMMTCTT;
the Founder of Negro Minstrels j aad iUlo It- ,
I'aHuetuirjW.l5!?.: ,w -orta '
aaa.atiryerar r.;tw flewii ivwku ;- '
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A
TtENTY;FIBST ANHUALsFAIIl" ,
! Kr OFTIiE5 atiaiaoJioU ijti l.:a
Worth GaroIItiia?
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AT BALEiaB," ' i 1 n .so i i
m ntrwrnn .... !..
Oeloher lOth' llth? 12th: l3th,UthceW'9T
I.
15th, 18fl -r iLii
DEDUCED RATE OF FA0ECVEDTIIt-
, jYltUcrs to Weigh, N,, a, e.Ueadiyrihjt ;fr
Twenly-FlrttSAssual Fair of the North Car, v
olmAi ' ' Wlithe itellihi
ltU 11th, Uth and laydays elber,
1631, will be transported ever the WQmingnJ j9-:.
ton ft TYtldon 'Sallroad'to GoldJhoro ahof '''' .
return at 9 cents per mile each irsy, , ,
. t -i. . . . t.,i,t a t& tilt
, Articles Intended for.exUhltloa wtau (
traatorte4 at Regular1 TarnT Rata, andif
cvartta JUoana;r' rAiah. fait
should be eatahUshed by eertiflcate ef 8ec-.
retory, er by' presentatlea of - origin al ship t i i
receipt,) fiaW bffled1acr iVee-Hiiaa,J
asjosnt of freight pakl thereon returned by. ,.
Agent as Station from whence ehlpped
WTlnilngtonto'Balefh antl'rttujf
$550"' ...... .
:f m:; 40 lVe .
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Geal iy Agt. deal Pats.' A TkkettTr
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