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r ifc'ns rates low and liberal,
strribers will report any and all tall.
m ricel their paper regnlarly. .-
cr W tZy Review has the largest
, ti drctilation. of any newspaper
TvV'J t' Wilmington. wSS
"Tf7, M-.ntefiore. the centena-
Sir " i
, his 311 grandchildren.
Michael Davitt and Henry George
,,firf a new Socialist paper in
are tf' ;
mloo. - " ::
X.Senaior Wallace i credited with
,.csU horship ot the address is3ued last
fetk by the National Democratic Com-
oiittee.
Professor C. A. Young's book on the
an beetl translated into French,
German, Italian and Russian, and COo
co'b to bt'Q &0id in Eoland
. i
The price ot dynamite in Mexico ljas
fallen frm n dollar a pound, which il
ccsifo'jr yr ars ago. to twenty-five cents
ipgnml, or even less. ,In fact, it is a
ittt ia tha market. .
. i-
M. rtii. the famous mari-miiliner,
bfia? itcrmined that his daughter
should not marr; b low her station, as
the phrase goes, has batrothed her "to
thesoa of a millionaire tailor.
.. :
Tha New York Century Club has
td-f.nstei3 for the expulsion of ex-
President John C. Eno. The last ex-
- w
pulsion; was thatot reaericKA. iane,
Ihclawerof Fisk and Gould, in 1874.
,
Sir Moses Montefiore, in hTs rural re
sort at Kaiucgale , is now, daily receiv
in; and is able to talk with and enter
tain the numerous friends and delesrav
tioDsthat call to cogratulate him on his
centennial.
Wheat sold in London on Saturday
at a lowr price than at any time in one
hundred year?, and in New York at a
lower figure than has been Ejiowa since
the civil war, with serious questionings
whether bed rtck has oven now been
:
reached.
MoitofOsear Wilde's money accu
mulated h thisctuntry was made out
s&Qbi lecture 1 room. He was- con.
stsr?f7 offered large sums by rich men
to Wst their houses and uggeat har
monious colors and a'rtistic effects in
decoration. He freqnently got $500 for
i visit of a couple of hours.
A newspaper correspondent who re
cently visited Ohio says that he saw
placards in shops and factories an
Bouncing that unless Blaine be elected
in November, ''this shop will be closed.'
If this sort of thing, says the World,
wore practiced upon the poor. Ignorant
negroes ot the South it would be called
"bulldozing."
' William II. Vanderbailt may haye
HU gift of $500,000 to the College of
Physicians and Surgeons in New-York
was a princely one. It is a gift to the
Pr, for the college treats between
30,000 and 140,000 free patients yearly.
Mr. Vanderbiit's charities have been
mansGcent and vervflikelv will con-
.
Charles Wyndham. the English
cmejian. declines to visit this
country again again with -.his ' com -My.
The actors became dissatis
fied whil on this side of the Atlantic
a finding that the salaries they were
receiving were not more than one-half
Urates current here. They demanded
aore salary, and were, therefore, bur
ied back, to England before their con"
cU expired. !
Col. Ezra Taylorj of Chicago.' G-ener-alSheran'3
chief of artillery, 'aged 64,
Jsired to wed a dashing widow. Col.
"J'orj.two sons j bulldozed the old
er, shot his buggy horse, and
tened to confine bira in a lunatic
JJJ'Om it he did not abandon the. idea.
Hekad gone through the mightiest war
t modem time hnf nnlrl nnt. Rlnnd.
thi
3 Dafilial assault! The widow is yet
arfroni
A Maryland clergyman has been
ced by hU congregation to resign his
istry, because after looking at the
Raisin the menagerie he took a
acd witnessed the performance in
ecircu3riQg. The discipline of the
ra allows the clorgy to visit the
jaaSf:cj but not the circus. And
there are some things in the tne
erse m,jcll mord sh03ing than any -
c2mtae ciccus.
u . Uerocrats of Ohio gained in
i-1xq counties on their majorities
rUoad!y iast year, but a Republican
'aot5.(KK)iQ Cincinnati, of 2,500 in
.land, ot 2.100 in Ijbrain, of 1,600
k - st0 and like gains in the heavy
T ot ; Populatinn, -where money
. brute force could operate, -controll-156
result. The.Democratic gains
TIE pMtliyilW;
VOL. VII I.. W ILMINGTON. N. C. Fill
are all rural, and they show the com
pleteness of the Democratic organiza
tion lor polling the honest vote. This
Democratic organization is the peril
hat confronts Blaine in Ohio, and it is
an admonition to the Republican leader
hat they must not presume upon their
Slender October majority to carry the
State for Blaine.
Oft in the stilly night,
When slumber s chain hath bound me,
ITT 1 '
wnen a sudden acno mv slumber
breaks.
And misery surrounds me,
St. Jacobs Oil, the certain foil, -
BrlDgs sleep again around me.
LOCAL NEWS.
ISDEX TO MEW ADVERTISERS EgyS.
D J Black Excursion
C W Taxes New Goods
-American Lesion ot Honor
liEiN8BSROEK Latest Novels
Attention Second Ward Dem. Club
Organ eclfal at tt Thmas' Church
FC Millek Friend and Fellow Citizens
Register' Register!! Register!!!
There was no City Court this morn-
105:.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 1,354 bales.
How many white men in the city are
there who have not yefregistered?
Clarendon Council, No. 67, A. L. of
Honor, will meet to-niht, at 8 o'clock.
The Radical party is a party ol blus
ter, bravado and brickbats.- Register
and defeat them.
Suitable Underwear is for sale at
Dyer's, at very reduced prices, and are
going fast at Dyer's. f
The guard hous3 furnished lodgings
for seven tramps last nizht, six o!
whom were white and one colored.
The time between now and election
i3 growing rapidly less, and the same
may be said of Republican chances of
success.
It is well to remem4ber that every
Democrat who fails to register and vote
makes the Republicans a present ot one
vote in the contest at the polls next
month.
We invite the attention of ur citizens
to the fact that first quality shirts are
oeing made to order at one dollar at the
Wilmington Shirt Factory. tf.
There are somelhing9, that can be
apologized for andnforgiyen but none
like that perpetrated by the Republican
procession on Wednesday night. The
ballot box is the redress.
Good materials properly porportioned
which are the essential requisites in
Ready mixed Paints can-be best attain
ed by using the N. Y. Enamel Paint
sold at Jacobi's Depot. t
Asoear as can be ascertained at this
writing the alarm of fire this afternoon
was a fabe one. The engines and the
trucks turned out and then turned back,
unable to find any fire to contend with.
A good many of our citizens register
ed yesterday, feut there aro yet a good
many who have not registered. Do not
put it off too long. There aro but
twelve days between this and election,
and delays are dangerous.
The outrage offered to the next Gov
ernor of North Carolina,, by the Repub
lican party, on Wednesday night should
never be forgotten or forgiven, and the
best way for white men to show their
sentiments on the subject is to register
and vote. . --
The Republicans are, of course, sorry
for the outrage of Wednesday night, for
because it was perpetrated but because
it was a boomerang and hit back. If
it could have made votes for them no
body believes they would be sorry
worth a cent.
The Democrats ot thi city hold the
Republicans not as individuals, but as
a party, responsible for the outrage on
Gen. Scales cn Wednesday night. It is
for the Republicans to punish tho in
dividual ; that is their affair, not ours,
The party, as a party, is responsible to
us.- -' - - . "
Some of the sidewalks in the city, are
In wretched condition. Among them
wo may mention the sidewalk on the
North side of Chestnut street, between
Fourth and Fifth. It is very rough and
uneven, and might bo made better by
a very little tronble. ;
The steamer Jolm Dawson will make
the run irons this city to Point Caswell
and return, on Tuesday next, to accom
modate those of our people who may
want to bear the joint discussion, be
tween Maj. Stedman and Jodge Fair-
cloth, on that day.
Courteous but Emphatic. j
- The committee appointed at the Dem-i
ocraifc meeting at the City Hall on !
Vene3day night to confer with the Re-1
publican leaders regarding the ; outrage !
perpetrated by the Republican proces
sion, have performed the doty consign
ed to 'them faithfully and manfully, yet
calmly and dispassionately, as the fol
lowing communication, addressed to
Gen. S. H. Manning, Chairman of the
County, Republican Executive . Com
mittee, will show;-
Wilmington, N. C. Oct. 23, 1834.
S. H. Manning Eeq:, Chairnian of the
uepuuiican Uounty Executive Corn
mi tee. v . . i
Dear Sir: The undersigned were;
appointed last night at a ' large assem
bly of the Democratic citizens of Wil
mington, a cammittee to confer "with
the reputable leaders of the Republican
party" here, and to notify them of the!
feelings of the white people of this com-;
cuunity coucerning the outrage perpe
trated on iast night upon a peaceable
assembly of citizens by a Republican
procession, consisting mainly of blacks,
and to notify, these reputable leaders
that tho "recurrence of such a proct'eir
ing will lad to a difficulty, a ad that
they will be held responsible for the
consequences." .
Tho outrage and the facts attend
ing it are these: Both the political
parties held meetings last night and
marched in procession. The Republi-i
cans met at the old market place, on !
Market and Front streets. The Demo
crats met in front of the City Hall, on
the corner ot Princess andThird streets.
The Democrats, with the purpose and
intention to avoid possibility of dis
turbing or incommoding the Republi
can procession or the speakers changed
their programme so as that the Demo J
cratic procession should take up Gen.
Scales at a remote point and march by
a direction to the place ot meeting alto-1
getherout of reach of possibility ot an
ncouoter. Notwithstanding this man
ifestation of a peaceable and orderly
disposition, a large procession of Re
publicans, mainly of negroes, moved to
Princess street, headed by a full band
of music, and thence along that street
to Third, where the Democratic meet
ing was held. When they reached that
point the music wa9 played lustily, and
the procession yelled, accompanying
the noise with jeers and derisive and
offensive demonstrations, insomuch
hat the Democratic candidate for
Governor could not proceed with his
address, and was put to silence. In ine
same moment two missiles were
thrown, one of which struck Col. J. N.
staples, a guest of the citizens, and
noth of which were sufficiently danger
ous to produce serious injury.
lhis unprovoked outrage is of a very
rava character, being a gross interfer
ence with the freedom of the citizens,
tnd we invite you to look with thought
ful consideration upon the consequences
to which its rscurrence will be sure to
ead. This is not the only occasion of
hese outrages; they have occurred at
very politicei campaign, beginning in
18fS
Such recurrence will not be permitted
to pass with impunity, and this notifica
tion isaddressed tojrou in your pjoliti
cal character and relation to the Repub
lican party, with the request that you
will confer with your associate leader
about tbii notification, its meaning and
significauce.
It can readily be seen that it is strict
ly dejensive: not being intended either
to threaten or intimidate, bnt simply to
doclaro a fixed and deliberate purpose.
In conclusion, this committee in be
half of the Democratic people ot Wil
mington assure all concerned that they
will concur most cordiilly in all meas
ures calculated to keep tne peace, and
ensure the free expression ot opinion to
all parties, and as they have in the past
so will they in the future abstain from
all conduct likely to lead to the con
trary. They invite a similar line of conduct
on the part of the Republicans, for the
determination is reached not to hold
any portion of their freedom on tolera
tion or at peril.
We have now done our duVy. and re
sponsibility will be incurred or avoided
as this notification and invitation shall
meet a favorable or an unfavorable re
ception. J
Yours respectfully.
(Signed.) D. K. McRae.
F. W. Kerchner,
h J. L. Cantwell.
i Committee.
Distinguished Visitors.
His Excellency, Gov. Jarvis, accom
panied by Col. W. L. Saunders, Secre
tary of Stale, Gen. W. P. Roberts,
Auditor. Mr. Henry M. Cowan, Teller
of the State Treasury, and Rev. E. R.
ich, Rector of the Church of tho Good
Shepherd, at Raleigh, arrived in the
city this morning and registered at the
Pureed House. They accompanied the
remains of the late Capt. Guilford L.
Dudley, Private Secretary to the
Governor, and will attend his obsequies
this afternoon. The distinguished
party will leave for Raleigh on to
night's train.
Cool Weather. "
A little after noon yesterday the
weather began to grow decidedly cool
er and at night it was quite cold, mak
ing a fire necessary for comfort. It
continued to grow colder all night, and
this morning it was so. cold that fires
and overcoats became' absolutely indispensable.
DAY, OCTOBER 24,
Slight Fire.
The dwelling of police-an S.H.
Terry, on Harnett street, between Sixth
and Seventh, caught fire on the roof a1
about 9 o'clock this morning, from a
spaife trom the chimney.
The alarm
was at once given, bnt the flames were
extinguisbad by the prompt efforts ot
the neighbors before t he fire department
arrived at the scene.' A smsll hole was
butned in the roof, which was the ex
tent of the dam age ; '
- A Terrible Outrage v
. We are informed of a gross .outrage
which was perpetrated yesterday in
this city.- A young married lady was
passing" along on Nun street, between
Second and Third, abont 1 o'clock ' in
the day, when in passing two strapping
colored boys she heard one of them
say : "Ain't she putting on airs?" and
before she could realize that the re
mark was meant for her the other ap
proached and struck her full in the
breast with his hand. They then ran
off and the lady, terrified almost to
death, hurried home. So violent was
the blow lhat it made the lady really
sick. There is a clue to the miserable
scoundrels and if they fall into the
hands of the indignant husband and
his friends they will meet with a sure
and swift reward
The latest news from Zululandcomes
by cable. The warriors have all mar
ried; they desire in the future, peace
and happiness and enough Dr. Bull'
Cough Syrup for the next season.
Personal.
Maj. T. H. McKoy, of this city, was
in Asheville on Tuesday.
Mr. Eh W. Hall, eldest son of Col.
E. D. Hall, has returned to the city
after an absence of about three yeaYs
and a half at Fort Laramie, Wyoming
Territory, with Mr.John London, who
is the post trader there.
Mr. A. W. Morris, agent of Ford's
Opera Company, was in the city to-day
and gave us the pleasure of a call. He
is here to make preparations for the
appearance of the company, which wil
be on tho nights ot the 31st inst. and
Nov. 1st., with a matinee on the after
noon of the latter date. It will please
our theatre goers to know That Mr.
Gso. W. Durham, an old favorite in
this city, is with the company, and also
the charm ine actress, Mrs. Zelda Se
guin. Yesterday's Fire.
At about 5:30 o'clock yesterday af
ternoon the alarm of fire was sounded,
caused by the ignition of some cotton
on board the British steamer Cam Brea,
at the upper Compress. While a bale
ol cotton was being lowered into the
after compartment of the steamer it
wa3 discovered to be on fire, but its
descent, was bo rapid that it could not
be checked until it reached the hold,
when the flatus 3 immediately, ignited
the cotton already stowed thcre.amount
ins to about 200 balei. The firemen
Were soon on hand and streams of wa
ter were poured into the compartmant
until it was flooded and the fire thus
gotten under control in a short time.-
There were about 1,500 bales on the
steamer, but fortunately, the bold was
divided into compartments so that only
that which was in the after compart
ment was injured, either by fire or wa
ter. The cotton belonged to Messrs.
D. R. Murchison & Co . and was in
sured.. The amount. has not yet been
ascertained.
Organ Recital.
The musical entertainment at St.
Thomas Catholic Church last night
was attended by an appreciative audi
ence of ladies and gentlemen who were
drawn thither, not only to listen to the
new organ, but also to listen to the
other excellent vocal and instrumental
efforts. The exercises were Opened by
Mr. T. Cadwallader, the gentleman
who had tne charge ot placing the in
strument in position. Mrs. M. P. Tay
lor and Mr. I. H. Greene wald also
tested the qualities ot the organ, much
to the delight of the audience Mr. J
h. Wilison played several . solos on
the cornet with bis accustomed
skill and ta3te. The vocalists were
Mrs. Watters. Mrs. Kahnweiler, Mrs.
O'Connor, Mrs. Hayden. Miss Reilly
and Mis-es Grant and Reilly, and they
rendered their respective parts with
exquisite style, both in solos and cho-
ruaea. , v -:
Another entertainment will be giren
on Saturday afternoon for the benefit of
ladies and children who were unable to
attend last night, upon which occosion
the price of admission will be reduced
to 25 cents, with no extra charge for
reserved seat. .
Register .now!
oas-
Delays are danger-
1884.
- NO. 254
Exports Foreign. .
si . r
Spanish steamer Pedro, .V Eihevarria,
cleared to-day for Liverpool Wit h 2 9C0'
bales of cotton valued at K0 50 1 .50,
shipped by? Messrs D. R. Murchisor,
& Co. Schr. Post Boy, Gott, e'eared
for St. Gcorfeoj Grenada, with 107JC29
leer lumber arid 133,500 shingle?, val
ued at $5,335,15; making a total of ex
ports foreign amounting to $-132,620.71.
Tho Last Sad Kites.
The remains 'of the Ja.riented Capt.
Guilford L. Dudley, arrived Ibere this
mbrnjng on toe Carolina Central train.
accompanied by Gov. Jarvis, Colonel
Saunders.Gen. Roberts. Rev. E. R. Rich
and Mr. II. M. Ctiwan. The! funeral
services were held from Stt- James'
Church, and tho remains were interred
in the peaceful shades of Oakda.e.
The pall-bearers were Gov I .Ja'rv is,
Gen. Roberts, lion. A. M. Wad dell.
Capt.C. D. Myers.Col. F. W. Iverchner.
Col. E. D. Hall Capt. R. F. L'ingdon
find Mr. J. A. Waiker. A lirkeconr
. . . t i
coarse ol sorrowmz relatives and
iiends accompanied the remains to
their last resting place. M;
Step Ladders; all lengths, at Jacobi's
Depot. 1 f
Register! Register!! Register?!!
DIED. r
BACON In thia city. October? 22. 1SS1.
GEOHGK ISIIER BA.CON, son ot Henry
and Elizabeth K. Bacon, aged 22 years and 2
manias.
It Is seldom that we aie called; upos to
chronicle so sad a death as that or young
George Bacon. Wc sympathize deeply witn
tue Dereayea parents ana relatives,; wno-are
but sojourners In our midst, far from those
nome ties wnicn surrouna us cere and tue
life-long f rlendB who would be near to com
fort tbcni in their sorrow. i!
In hU life with ua he won those ! who met
hln by his gentle and kloly qualities, both of
neaa ana near t, ana snort as it was. ms truth
andstreDffth gnw Into our lives, f We win
ever cherish his memory and his grave Ehall
not bo forgotten. .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention Second Ward Democratic CInb.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Club, at the Court House, thia evening, at
8 o'clock. A full attendance is most earnestly
desired, as business of great importance
demands attention. j
JOHN W. DUNHAM, President
E R Hicks, secretary. ; octi'l
Excursion.!
opportunity to hear the joint discussion
between Maj. Charles AT. Stedman and Judge
Faircloth at Point Caswell, next Tuesday.
23i h, theStmr. Jonn Dawson will leave her
wnsrr root 01 jrrmcess street, at e a. m., on
that day, and return after the peakins. faro
for the round trip flfty cents (50c). s
oci it u. j. iiL.au ft, captain
Organ Recital
TIIE1 R QUEST OF THE LADIES
and Children who were unable to attend tho
ORGAN EECITAL, at St. Thomas' Church,
on Thursday night, there will be a EE PETI
TION cf the Entertainment on SATUEDAl
AFTERNOON, at 2 33 o'clock. A dmiesion 25
- J : y
cents. Ao charge for Eeterved Seats.
Tickets for sale at Helnsbcrger's Hook and
Music Stores. oct 24 2t
Notice.
1 ll persons Are n erect
forewarwed not to trust cr harbor
any ot the crow of the Br. Barque
BRISrOW, as neither Blaster or cbcBigtiee
will be responsible.
THOS. HOODLES3, Master.
IIKIDE & CO., Consignees
oct 23 St il
Stores for Rent.
WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE3
afcovo now occupied by Messrs.
ll. JLnson Co. ,
Store and ofilcea. above now occu-pie-1
by A. Dumelandt.
Both on Vorth Water st. ; between
and Chestnut. Atcolvto
rinttss
aug li Star copy 3t DaBOSSET & CO.
: 1 .
Latest TJovels.
A
TOUNG
GIRL'S
WOOISG, by E. P.
ttne In Cloth only. Price 41.53.
DR. 8EVIEK. by George W. Cable. In Cloth
only. Prise fi.su. For sale at
IHSINrBERQEE'S.
JgLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND ENVEL
opes In Boxes, Velvet Frame all sizes beantl
f al Steel Engravings, and many new Novel
ties, just received, which are sold very chap
at - ' - : . I !
HEINSBERGER'S,
oct 2J . Ltvo Book and Mnalo -Stona.
The Old North State Saloon
JJ AS THIS DAY KECEIVD
a lot those celebrated UOESirs
GARDEN OYSTItR. They are kept on Ic
and are waxran ted the floeat oyster brotight
to thi market. Call ad try them. Cool
tJeer 2d tne best Wine. Liquors ana Cigan
always on hand. 1:
J. IL MCGOWAK
frrr tk Dekatr. cm.
II L 1 1 f Qrto, tm r if f IiHmmm.
e irons a U i t ia or r y tmm prompts m u aaa m
U ncipt r IJ ct far j 1 I it 1 j '
!portf,ecDa.e.Qiar i "i I - ' H
,rt--t
Am
t?n b9 tltA lo rcccl eo .arititlta
trsm cur Crleada on knj a&d ill lcbjectil
S3 ral interest bai -
Tia rae cf tie writer tntt arwaya be
cifced to tie K xl -..-
, .Co .anlcatlons T3 uat fc writes oi on
oacs'dect tho pspir - . .
l-cxaoJiUeaXitbe avel ieJ.; '
Asdltu efpettQy aad ilartlcaltrry tsCe
UOd that the Editor ttoea iot always cndoi a
t icwa of CGTTeepoadesta ta"tt t ? a't
la th edltortal rittnmg; ' T
N EW. A D VEltTIS E3IEN TS .
Trimble,
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKER
and Auctioneer of Occeral Merchandise of
.veiy description. U13c comer Prioress and
Water streets. Crtnly & Moriss old stand.
Fersonal aitecltcm given to tale of hones and
vehi ies at private ea'c or at auction. Con-
s'getnenu sollcltedJ
SETIl W. IAVf?.
sept -M
. Auctloretr.
Good Eating;
fi G ALLOXS OF FINE OYSTERS RIGHT
OkJ from Kcw River. ill li eold la the orig
inal psckare. Xa Watered Sieci: Will be
for asle 0:1 Wednesday Send and get a buoket
at our tUU maiktLi r
octSI, j ' DAVIS & SON x
New Store I Fresh Goods !
rj-aa undersign have opened a
htiected stock of Fresh Famllf Grocerio.
Wines, L'qnors, Tobacco, Jcc, la tho comrao
dtom store No. 113. In the W'ejsell building,
on tho Kast side of South Front street.
V Era? Whiskies BruDswick Piivate
Stock and old Log Catlo. Best for the mouey
in the aarkct. AI30, other WhUkies, Fino
Uo'land Gio, Wines, &c.
Fieeh Country Proince alwajs on hand. :
Crnstgnments of Country Produce poltilted
also oxoeri forfait, Fresh Fl-h, Oysters, 4o.
Lot and Malt ocen-mottatlons lwo for our
country liiends. Good3 delivered free I "
, URA1G & THOMAS-
octSO iy .
Brass Fire Dogs, :
Shovels and Tongs,
OOMETHIXG VERY NICE
AND VERY CHEAP.
HUES MURCHISON,
SS and 40 Murchison Block
oct 20
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, The un
dersigned having qualified as Administra
tor of the estate of tho late Roberts. RadcllG'e.
of New Hanover County, hereby notifies all
persons havirg claims against tho same to
present them on r beroro the 10th day of Oc
tober. JSS5. or this notice will bo pleaded iu
baroftliem. Tiioso who aro 1-dcbied to trc
eamc will please mako immediate payment
WM. IEKLNS,
oct 10 law Gw frl Administrator
ADMINISTRATOR'S , NOTICE Having "
qualified as Administratrix upon the cs '
t&.e of tbe late Mary p. Pickett, sotifeishero
by given to aU persons having claims against
the same to present them to mo on or boforc
the 17th October. US5, or this notice will bo
pleaded in bar of a recovory. TUo6e Indebted
to the same' will plcatc make immediate pav
mcnt. MRS. S. J. BAKER, Adroit.
October 17, lSt N (St
y'V-Wotice':r
HAVING QUAIIFIED AS ADMINISTRA
tor of thectateof AnntSleason. deceas
ed, notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to the said estato to mako payment at
onco, and all persons having claims against
said estate will present them for payment to
tho undersigned, on or before the i7ili day of
September, . D. 1685, or this notice will be
pieaaea xa uar or tueir recevery. -
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M. CItONIuY, Auctioneer,
BY CRONLT & M02BIS,
Partition Sale.
B
Y V1UTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
decree ot the Superior Court o New Hanover
couiitv, la a certain ex parte speci'l proceed
ing there pending, wherein IVcdcrJck J. Lord,
Armatid J. Leosset, WlliUm L. A ettourtt,
aad others aro tho ictitloners, I, as Coaituis
noner uoaer saia aecrte, wi'i otrer for sale to
the hunest bidder, at the court iiouso door.
in tho city of Wilmington, at 12 o'clock cn
Wedr:e3ir, the 5th day o: NDiember, 1S?4, a
lot f Una situate in said city, bezinnicg in
1U0 Wcit line or a private alley, which opens
into South side of Mirko. street between ec
in-t a't Third streets, at aoiot feet South
iroa intcrsccuoa cr sua line of bud alley
with Market street, atd runnlcg tlCicc South
with Rait lice ctfaid alh-y 1 fcct.lhcncc West
parallel with. Mar'stt fctreetts tcct, 7 laches,
thenctj North parallel with .scc.rM Etrcet 17
iret, and thence Jtiaat parallel with ll&rbet
strtct 18 feet, 7 incUs m beginning, being a
part of Loto. I in Block 153.
1 cra of Sale one-fourth of the purchaco
mo- ey to bo paid la cash, fcalanc-' in three
equal l&stalmenM, in 4,H anti 12 ro6r,tb, re
spectively, from day or bJC, purchasers to
give notes for deferred payments drawing in
terent rrcra uay cr sai tit rate or eight per
cent. ATJ. DEllO"h.T.
4:ommiiicner.
oct 3 Ct oct 3, 15, 17, 24, noT 3,4 -
31. CUQNIiY, Auctioneer.
BY CRONLY A MORRIS.
Partition Sale.
B
Y VIRTUE OP A! DICE EE OF THE
3'Inoricuxiei atw s an "cr county, in a
cause there pending leforethe Clerk, between
James C. IttunJs atd.wifo Fllza H. liunds.
Mary C. lor. Yua. L. DeEosaet. Jr., and
others, xliittlirj, and Frederick. Lord,; Ar
mand J. DcEoeeet, John L London ana oth
ers. deiendsU, 1 as Commlwioner under said
decree, will f fferforsalo to tho Lighctbld
der, at tte Court Houee door lo the city of
Wilmington, at 12 o'clock, on Wedi eeday, th
5th day of November 1&4, all that lot of lind
situate in said city beginning in ths South
line of Market street, 0 tcct sst from iu 1p
tersection with Eastern Hue of Second strrct
and running trc fee ast w'ta Market street
S fee, then South parallel with Second street
30 feet to a brick wall, thence West wiih said
wall - feet, thence Souh with said wall
87 feet and- Inchests a- brick Ltuld'ng,
thence with the line of. f aid bullULg Eait4
Sett, thence tf oath with tho atern ltnof
said buildirg 23 f cct and f laches, thence West
with the southern line of said bUIdicg 3 feet "
and 7 lnchea to a wfcli, thenco South with aahl
wall acd the West line of another brick bull i
irg :6 feet and 9 itches to a etc do wall, ihenfe
Wet with said stone wall 45 feet, ana tucu-o
North parallel with Second etrtct Vj$ feet to
beginning, btlog part ot Lota Nos. 1, ana a
In H;oc iSi. eaid Jot will be rtirfiod tvy a
straight ltiie ruasicg from North to Hsuih,
and bok in two separate parcels; the West Kit
or parcel nanug a front of S3 feet on Market
street acd rfonmg back iks game width" Jin',
and the JUut lot iiavicg a-fiont of :i5Ieet c n
Market and running VM feet, 21 feet
wide on Its tack lu.e. -
Plat of 12.11 latcatt Lo ttcuattLirc cf Crculy
A Horria. r --v
Tenna t Sale 'Jee iouit ct purchase
m-jncy to ba paid la ash, baUnccia three
ejuai LbUf.intwis iu 4, d li month re
apectlvely liom di otaV, t virchter ti give
notes for dclerrt a j-nj tsvt t j denwieg Iniarcat
fxosa day of aatc at rate ol cth; .r ctst., r
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