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respective Divisions, to collect city
subscriptions.
IO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
We Lave just received a general assortment
of Black Priotlna Inks, manufactured at C. E.
liobiusuu's Gray's Ferry Priutinjj Ink Works.
We have now on bund Book, News, Job and
Card luks, at price varjlii; from 25 cents to
ii per pound, r Book, Jobaud Card luks iu
packages of one, two, five and tea pounds
News Inks iu packages of ten, tweuty-five aud
dfty pounds. We sell these superior Inks at
manufacturers' net cash prices, charging noth
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tun. Printers and publishers in this section
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cheaper than they can buy them at the manu
lactory. Give us ajfamler. Tenns, cash.
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Inks, in packages of uWress nan lopounds,
'20 cents. Except for daily newspapers, how
ever, we never advise the use of ink costing
lesa than 25 cents.
T1IE CIRCULATION OF THE JfO&X
1X0 STAR IS LARGER T1IAN THAT OF
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LISIIED IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Contractors will not be allowed, under
their contract, to advertise any other than their
legitimate business unless by paying specially
for such tdTertieemenU ' . . 1 i
TO CITY SUBS CBIBEBS.
j Mr. James II. Foyles having de
cicled to remove from Wilmington,
the AfoBxiNO Star will be hereafter
delivered to city subscribers by Mr.
William L. Harlow and Mr. John
B. Bureh. ' Mr. Harlow's Division
embraces all subscribers whose psi
pers are delivered at points North
f the centre of Market street, and
Mr. Burch's Division all South of
the centre of Market street. Each
Agent acts independently or the
Other.
Oar new Amenta will deliver the
rMmerin nftron. nnd p,1. U fnllv
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money from his own subscribers,
from October 1st.
Orders may be left with either of
the city Agents, or at this office. 1
anusenpers are particularly re-
quested to report to the proprietor
all failures to receire their papers.
Mail from Fayetteville TO
Shoe Heel. We learn from the Favette-
ville PreibyUrian that in answer to an ap-
plication, forwarded through Hon. O. H
Dockery, asking tho re-establishment of
mail service on the old route from Fay
ateville to Cheraw, S. C, Gen. Smith,
the Second Assistant P. M. General, agrees
to give our Fayetteville friends a weekly
anail from that point to Shoe Heel pro
vided a suitable bid is received. This
does not meet the demands of the people,
I ihut is better than no mail at all, as mail
i facilities are very much needed in the re
gion of country that the above route
would supply. CoL Dockery will secure,
: if possible, increased service as soon as it
un oe maae to appear w the department
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mm tne amount or tmsiness justifies it., .
DIU1C UWUJ16U VJ
Mr. A. Tv Robinson, which has just under-
gone inorougu repaira and Has Deen en-
argea ana otherwise improved, is now
'ue oi me Handsomest 6tores in tue city.
lhe fepecial Court adjpprn-
ca yesterday at 12 o'clock, and will , meet
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6u . .uwuuig m iv p-ctocK.
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Vol. V-No. 15.
Obtaining Money ( Under False
Pretenses. The "confidence man" was
around again yesterday afternoon in the
person of a colored boy, t pparently about
20 or 21 years old, by the name of Robert
Graham. He, the said Graham, it seems,
mct with an intesely verdant country
darkey, hailing from somewhere in Bladen
county, whom he had ascertained had a
sum of money in his possession, and lie
laid his plans to relieve him of it
Going up to "greeny"- he proposed to
sell him some meat, stating that he had
three good sized pieces in his bag which
he would let him have for three dollars,
Vaa long us it was him." Bladen swallow
ed the bait-without a moment's hesitation
and produced a live dollar bill. Tbis
Graham said he was not able to change ;
but, saying he would fix it in a minute,
he snatched the five dollar bill and made
off with it. The victim pursued the thiefr
but he eluded his grasp. The po
lice were . put , on his track, however,
and in a short time they came up with
him, on Front, between Market and Dock
streets, and took him into custody. Iu
the short time that had intervened ouly
about a half an hour between his flight
and arrest, he had changed his clothes and
come out in an entirely new suit, which
shows that he is an adept in the business.
When taken to the Guard House he wo?
searched and the five dollar bill was found
on his person.
The meat in the bag, which the preco
cious scamp pretended he was going to
sell to the country darkey, was like the
pig in the bag it was "neither pignor
pup," nor anything else.
When the victim of this little confidence
game was informed that his money was
safe, he exclaimed "Thank God!" with
a fervency that convinced us he knew the
value of money ; and he will probably be
a little more careful in future how he
trusts it in the hands of a stranger.
This case will come up for trial to-mor-
TOW.
A Rumor. A rumor was in cir
culation yesterday to the effect that two
Spanish gunboats were laying off the In
let, awaiting the departure of the Cuba,
with the intention of pouncing upon and
capturing her. If the lattur is fortunate
is correct, there will be a lively t'.uie in
enough to be released; and the above infor
mation the vicinity of the bar when the Cuba
sails; but whether they will capture her
or not, should an opportunity be offered,
is a problemuiLoubtful solufiRff, and one
wEUy'SgW active ex
peflCHcyiprove satifttcCoTyoo tbosewho
krjwwsJunythiDg oT th? fighting qualities
of the brave men who would defend the
Cuba against the attacks ot her assail
ants. The Harnett Base Ball Club.
We learn that a meeting will be
held at the "Clifford House" on Wed
nesday evening next, at about 8 o'clock,
with the intention of reviving the' above
named Club. There is no single city in
the country of the size of Wilmiogtou,
that we are aware of, that caiinot boast of
at least two or three base ball clubs, and
we are unable to see why the vounz men
of Wilmington should be behind those of
other cities in such rational and healthy
amusements. Cold weather is coming on
the Harnetts will succeed in re-organizing
on the night named.
Committed for Trial. A capias,
issued by the clerk of the Special Court,
was placed in the hands of officer Hill
Thursday, with instructions, to an est and
bring to trial one Robert Green (colored.,)
charged with assault and battery, about a
month ago, on the person of Peter Houston,
' 1 1 I f... n .nmliiit rrfrnft.
CUIDItU. aim a tuurenu.. uu.v.
.! conrrh liA wna finnll'C- overhauled. VeS-
terday mornioff, in the vicinity of Parsley's
mills, and taken into custody. He was
committed to jail to await his trial to-day
before the Special Court.
, AcciDENT.-4We learn that
john Mooneyhan, a brakesman on the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, while
aftomnfinrr ti rrp 111 nn Ik fffticht triMD &t
Rocky Mount, on Thursday last, fell and
CT
wa killed.
Somo months ago this same individual
c&uxe near meeting a similar fate by being
struck by the bridge, at Bowden's station,
another party losing his life at the same
time.
The Newbern Times don't
believe in meddling with 'Hornets." That
paper says : 14 As the Hornet the Cuba
is the property of Cuba, the UnitedStates
would show very bad taste in meddling
with her."
We were not able to learn
what business was done by the Special
CourtJ yesterday, the docket not being
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8(jible a9n9ual We presume, however,
there were no Ctt8e8 of importance before
Skiff and Gaylord's Mins-
t d perform in Raleiffh on the 11th and
12th j t T - j thU city on the
ttu
Vj we learn that there will be
i
relicious services held. on board the Cuba
to-morrow. .. v, . ,
now and base-balling will soon be a pleas- terday, in consequence of the absence of nine.tenth8 of the entire sex suffer from be heldat the court-house in Wilmington, on
' . . , i r u Lsp ThURtfttPnf affair U a rpmirkable some disease peculiar to females. the eighth Monday after the fourth Monday
nt a a noil a lipult iv exercise. We hoDe I cases, mis state 01 anairs is as reiuin fciiuie i .wmiKcne'a Wnnifa Frtrkd meets in Veurnarv. A. D.. 1870. to answer the com-
WILMINGTON, N.
RIVER MD:;, MARINE NEWS.
Fred ay, October 8.
High tide to-day at noon; "
Plenty of water in the river, with evi
dences of quite a freshet.
. FROM BELOW.
The Steamship Pioneer and Brig
Ruth went to see this msrning.
, Three or four vessels were in below
this morning, bound up one a three mast
schooner or bark. . '. ' '
ARRIVED OUT.
The steamship Nutrias, Hateey, from
this port arrived at Port Spain (Trinidad)
via St. Thomas, on the 6th September.
CLEARED.FpR THIS PORT.
The brig Alta" Vela, 'Reed, cleared
from Philadelphia for this port on the
5th. ,
The Ellen McGuire, cleared from Liv
erpool for this port on the 20thQU.n
Steamship Catharine Whiting, ut Sa
vannah from New York, reports that on
Wednesday, 29th ult., about 12 o'clock,
off Cape Hatteraa, saw a ship ashore on
the north side of the Cape, high and dry ;
had only the foremast standing ; and could
not tell whether she was foreign or Ameri
can; there was no one to be seen about
her.
Cart. Prentiss Ingraham, In
the article which appeared in this paper
yesterday morning, giving a short histori
cal sketch of the officers of the Cuba, Capt.
Prentiss Ingraham, of the Marine Corps,
is alluded to as a son of G. H. Ingraham,
the author. We since learn that his father
was the Rev..J. H. Ingraham, - D. D,
author of the Millar of Fire," "Son of
David," and other religious works.
Returned. Jack Gesar, the col
ored man who escaped from the chain gang
on Thursday morning, voluntarily returnad
and surrendered himself the same night,
stating as his reason for running away,
that he heard his wife bad been put out
of doors, and he wished to ascertain if it
was a fact.
New Store. Mr. J. D. Under
wood, lately of Fayetteville, has bad the
Store, No. 30 Market Street fitted up, and
has opened therein a fine stock of cloth
ing, hats, gent's furnishing goods, &c.
His stock is entirely new and are of the
latest styles and fashions.
The Bark Panamo, from
Mexico and bound for Liverpool, loaded
with mahogony, having put in at this
port about a month ago, for repairs,
cleared yesterday for her place of destina
tion.
Mr. Daniel H. Silcox, Span
ish Vice Consul at Charleston, S. C, was
in the city on Thursday, but left for home
yesterday. We suppose his visit had some
connection with the sloop-of-war Cuba.
The Lutheran CnuRCH. Rev.
H. L. Singleton, of the 1st Presbyterian
Church, will preach at St. Paul's (Evan,
Lutheran)-church to-morrow (Sunday) at
3 o'clock P. M.
No Citv Court
again
yes-
as it is cheering to all but reporters.
The Cuba. A tug boat was en
gaged, yesterday afternoon, in unloading
the coal from the sloop-of-war Cuba.
The postoffice at Moore's
Creek in this county has been re-establish
ed, with S. B. Rivenbark as postmaster.
LATEST BY MAIL.
North Carolina in a Nutshell.
Nash Court will adjourn dur
ing the week of the approaching fair.
A preliminary survey of the
Fayetteville and F lorence railroad is soon
to be commenced.
I f flmn,L mcVkt..j- baa lnnn Alonrarl tA tha
chair of Professor of Chemistry in tLe
Washington University of Baltimore.
contributc"gj occasionally, articles to the
Raieigh Episcopal Methodist, Charlotte
Democrat, Old JSortti State, ana Kaleigd
Dianuaru
-A negro named General King
was thrown troru a cart containing a bar
rel ot meal, in Tarboro, last Monday, and
crushed to death by the barrel falling on
him.
Rocky Mount will send a sev
enteen months old boar, weighing 400 Ids,
to the State Fair. That's what we call a
'scrowger." But we have a bore in this
city,1 between 23 and 24 years old, who we
would like to send up, provided some of
the Haleig bites will keep bim there.
The large grist and flouring
mills aim mill rn n hnnaD nnl annnrtan.
m".rb. w:3 n.uT:
auvco. unucu uy i v iu kj uabuo aw duo
"Falls of Tar River," near Rocky Mount,
were destroyed by, are, Thursday morn-
mg.-
A M t.i A . nulnrn ; annnu iul crin.
uer commenced work as usual, and
had ginned about a bale of cotton, which,
with a bale he hadeinned yesterday even-
Ln.' made two.bale A hnt. nin the
i iiiriw rnnm w npn Rrmnr. , r'in it rna
,nf tl0inrr M,-r?n ti,. a
tue DlPW room, was blown violently .; in
1 ... I T a nnmhAH nf vAmonln fjpr a 1 -m not I mnnpll r1 AnnPAP At thA term m data LOUTb ID
ft- tv -w rvj..!
im if
C, SATURDAY MORNINGOCTOSER1 9,'1869i
the room, where the machine, and seed
cotton were, and all in flames.
The factory building were unin
jured. Mr. Battle recently insured
his factory in the London Globe Company,
but the same Company refused his ap
plication for ensuring his G. and F. mills,
&c, on account of the propinquity of this
gin and blow room. His loss is estima
ted at $25,000.
Bishop Atkinson's Appointments.
Jackson,
Weldon,
Warrenton,
WilliamsboroW
Oxford,
Henderson,
Louisburg,
Charlotte,
Lincolnton,
High Shoals, Gaston co.,
Concord, Cabarrus co.,
Salisbury,
Christ Church, Rowan co.,
St. James, Iredell co.,
St. Andrews, Rowan co.,
Wadesboro',
Oct. 24
Nov. 2
4
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" 7
9
" 11
" 14
" 17
" 18
" 20
" 21
" 23
" 24
" 25
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining iu the Wilmington Post Office,
October 8, 1869 :
. A VN Andrews, Sam Anson, care Fred
Anson, Neill Everett, Henry Adams, care
Frank Williams.
B John P Bowens, Humphrey II Bunch,
Arena Blackburn, Dr Branch, Miss Emma
Brown, Mrs Fanny Brinkly, Mrs Susan C Bee
ry, W II Beery.
C-rB 8 Carter, Mrs Dr A B Campbell, Abra
ham Cole, Daniel W Collins, Miss Clory Cow
an, Elias Council, Henry Copley, J W Coller,
Mrs Virginia G Craigc.
D Weston Dunstar, Wm Daniel, Matilda
Danston, Mrs Ann S Davis.
E Prince Eagles.
F Miss Liller Jane Foy.
G Miss Rose Gray, Nancy A Greer, George
Gafford, Alfred Gay, care S L Fremont.
H Maria J Hewlett, Thos P Hall, Stephen
Hall T J Henning, Thos Herring, Thos L Har
dy, Rebecca J Hanchey, Miss Kiziali Howard,
Jus A Handy, John Hasker, John Hogan, Ed
8 Hastings, Alfred H Haines, Mrs Andrew II
Herbert, Caroline Harriss, Clara Howard,
Daniel Haines, Allen Uintou, Mrs Higaway.
I John Irving.
J Sarah Jackson, care Mr. Pickett, Sarah
A Jarrell, Mimer V Jackson, Frederick or Fos
ter Jones, Catharine Joyner, Augustus Jor
dan. K Joshua King; Prince Albert Kelly.
L James S Lattimers, Burtou Lynch.
M Wm W Moore, Washington McNeill,
Martha Mattaugh, Murphy McNeill. Margaret
McCuller, Leonard Mann, Lizzie Madicks, Jn
die 8 Montford, care J J Beasly, Emma Moore,
Caroline Mulford, care T J Mulford, Ann Jane
Miller.
N W H Nichols, John A Nixon.
() Miss L C Owens.
P Miss Mary A PhLyaw, J II Philyaw, C
Christopher Parker.
Q Richard Quince.
K C C Redd, J L Rhodes, Jacob Richard
Son, Miss Betsy Iioan, care Mr Steward, Jas R
Robeson, Charles J Rountree, Samuel E
Rush.
8 Louis Shurdan, Jas Shackelford, Maria
Silvy, Reuben Sneden, Mrs Sarah Steward, -En
ward Stills, Andcr Strouse.
T allie Teems, care Patsy Wright, James
A Thompson, Isaiah Turner.
W Mrs Anner WentUeld, Joseph W Wheel
er, John White, col. Miss White, care Martha
A Darrell, John A Williams. Ogdan -Wilkns,
Avery Williams, J Wilder, Mrs M A Wright,
Qenny Wood, care Wm P Pope Julia Worth.
Persons calling for letters in this List will
please say "Advertised."
ED. R. BRINK, P. M.
Wilmington, N. C. Oct. 8, 1809.
SEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Heinsbekgek's Live Book Store. School
Books.
Wm. Henry and Elizabeth S. Snbiden
Notice.w.
Wkight & Stedman State of North Caro
lina. J. II. Anderson One hundred dozen Hats
and Caps.
J. B. Ukderwood Clothing Gents' Furn
ishing Goods. .
A. B. Shepperson fc Co. Fifteen hundred
sacks of Salt.
O. G. Pabslet & Co. 200 tons best quality
of Coal.
Female Diseases.
with wonderful success in curing them.
This fact should be widely known. If every
lady in the United States were to take one or
two ootties or me oxawb rRiEjfD, iney
would bo repaid by a renewal of health and
itrennth.
it is a saro ana rename remedy, anu is en
dorsed Dy tne Dcst pnysicians.
aug 8-tf
m-
Rosadalis!
It is a source of satisfaction to the Propi ie-
tors to announce that this truly valuable
medicine has so won the public favor by its
intrinsic merit, that their predictions of its
success wherever introduced, are fully vori-
.1 ... 1 uaahwa nnw nrnffnloto Uuadal.
is Almanac for 1869. Incorporated in it will
be found a few of the hundreds of certificates
in oossession of the Proprietors, from persons
wnose characters lor veracity are unimpeacn-
able. They are bona fide, and are in all re
snects the opinions of those by whom they
are given ; are not manufactured for the pur
pose oi deceiving a creuuious puoiic, uui are
firraterui acKTiowieagmenia oi oenenis deriv
ed from a medicine which in many respects.
and for many diseases, is superior toany ever
discovered.
Xatest by Telegraph.
Thousands of men, women and children
have been cured of Diarrhea, Dysentery, Chol-
Ida JJiVluuo, vjiavj vjkx-, lJJ . . A., u . ... ihiii i y
ton's oelebrated North Carolina Remedy, thd
oklt known sracrno for all painful bowel af
fections, Ask for Dr. Worthing ton's Diarrhea
and Cholera Medicine keep it in your house
never travel without it it may ave your
life.
Price '25 and 50 cents ner bottle.
For sale in Wilmington by J. W. Elnnitt &
Co; James T. Wiggins, Wholesale Proprieto
ry Agent, JN orioiJt, v a. u
DIED,
On Friday morning, the 8th October. ED
WARD DkROSSET, infant son of Charles D.
and Lossie DeRosset Myers.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
To Business Men. Parties wish
ingto advertise in any newspaper pub-
licliorl in ntfVinr f tlio rWHnoa mav oovo
much unnecessary time and trouble by
making their contracts with the Mornlng
Star Advertising Agency, which is fully
authorized to receive advertisements nt
rmblishers' lowest rates. All necessary in-
I - - -
fannation . given, and advertisements
i -
J mailed direct to publishers as soon as
handed in. Business men will consult
c7- Advertiser pays no commissions, tf
1 4 . "
, To ADvrcRTTRTms An advertisino
mediumg the MoSNINQ Star and Carolina
t Farmer are not aurnaased bv any publica
i ....
tion in the State.
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NEW l 'ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIVERPOOL SALT,
I-
1500 SACKS
Now Landing:,
FOU SALE BY
A. B. SHEPPERSON & CO.,
11 AND 12 NORTH WATER ST.
oct 9-3t
CLOTHING,.
JJATS, AND (JEST'S
Funushing Goods,
AL.Ii THfe L.ATE STYL.ES,
ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
AND THE
Best Gooils for the Least Money
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY, at NO. 80 MAR
KET STREET.
oct9-tt
J. B. TJNDEItWOOD.
TO-DAY
1HE W. P. CLYDE BRINGS ME ABOUT
IOO DOZEN
HATS AND CAPS,
which completes my assortment. Call and
see them.
J. II. ANDERSON,
Sirn on the Tree.
oct 9-tt
Coal Coal.
6)rr TONS BEST QUALITY RED ASH
jU)J Grate Coal, now landing Ex Schr.
Wm. B.Mann. $10 per ton iHi,lV fc.li.D.
Send in your orders at once.
O. G. PARSLEY & CO.
oct 9-3t
Notice.
I HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS NOT
to trust mv son. William Henrv Hix for
bed or board, in the name of his mother or
myseii.
ELIZABETH S. SNEIDEN.
oct a-it
State of North Carolina,
SUPERIOR COURT,
.!
AIW JtlANOVKB UOUKTT
William A. Wright, as Executor of the will of
Thomas h. w right, uecu, ana others,
vs.
James G. Green, Mary B.' ampbell and others,
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
The complaint in this action is filed for fore
closure of mortgage upon certain real estat
situated near the city of Wilmington, to se
cure the payment of a promissory note under,
seal for fifteen hundred dollars, payable to
Thomas H. Wright or order, dated thetwen-
ty-sixth day of October, A . D., 1858, and execu
ted by James S. Green.
J. no ueienaanr, jnary u. oampuen, is buiu-
plaint of the said plaintiffs. If the defenoant
shall fail to appear at that time, the plaintiffs
will apply to the Courtfor the relief demand
ed in the complaint. -
WliUilll X O J.i.UJJlA.Pl,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
oct9-wGwSat
IMPORTANT
To Truckers.
THE ATTENTION OF MARKET GAR
DENERS is invited to a Tract of Land ly
ing immediately on the Wilmington and Wel
don Rail Road, nearly equi-distant between
Wilmington and Goldsboro.containing FIFTY
CIV A f U VM CiV T. A oil rf wVllH TT1QT7 Yift
converted into a '
TRUCK FAR3I,
and as it is located at a fixed Depot, the own
er would have every facility In making his
shipments which a Rail Road can give.
The surface soil is light with a yellow loam
subsoil and would therefore
Produce Early Crops
finely. Ther is wood enough on the Tractto
pay for getting the whole ready for the plow
and pay for c tting and hauling the wood be-
.siaes. , . -
There is on the premises a WELL-BUILT
TWO STORY DWELLING, fronting and near
the Rail Goad, containing eight rooms with
fire place in each, double portico in front, pas
sages, SC.; aguuu luwueu wim Lwy luuma
and two fire places, a good meat-house, poul
try house and some other brrildings of small
value. The houses alone rent for two hundred
dollars a year. Price fBPOO.
Apply to Editor of the Carolina Farmer, Wil
mington, N. C. ISJtFnactf
S. VanAmringe,
AUCTIONEER,
-AND
Dt Al FSTATF RRnKFR
1 1 mm wiiwBmM..y
Will buy and sell STOCKS, BONDS, REAL
ESTATE, and all kinds of merchandize.
Also. wiU receive orders and enter Into con
tracts tor the delivery of any amount of
BRICKS and woui at tne anortest notice.
offlo.fi on South Water Street, over th store
formerly occupied ny a. j onnson co.
oct 2 . 9-nao-tt
60,000.
ff fff ENVELOPES expected per
Steamship Pioneer. Furnished to Business
Men, with cards neatly printed on, them, at
low rates.' Send orders to 'the'"
STAR . JOB OFFICE.,;
ept 27
l ft' Nil f.-- . ' i-A- ' T-
Whole W o. 641
?. NEW ADVERTISEMENT?.
REMOVAL.
J HAVE REMOVED MY
AUCTION Jt REAL ESTATE
OFFICE
Over the Store formerly occupied by
Mr. A. Johnson.
S. VANAMRINGE,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker.
" oct 2 . ft. nae-tf
DRY GOODS. &C. ,
O P ENING
- OF AN ENTIRE
NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
J WILL OPEN ON MONDAY. October 4th,
1889, it No. 36 MARKET STREET, under Mr
VanOrsdell's Photographic Gallery, an entire
new stock of ' " 1 '' 1
- .i :-
Fall and Winter Goods,
Consisting of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, the latest novelties in DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, and especially CLOAKS.
Notions, White Goods, Fnruisu
ing Goods, Ribbons, Trim- -mings,
Ac.i S;c.
Tlianking my lriends for their past patron
age, I respectfully request a continuance of
the same. . v .
an experience of many years makes me feel
confident of my ability to seU the latest styles
and beBt quality goods, at the lowest possible
prices.
Terms Positively Cash I
With pleasure I should like to have my stock
examined.
oct 3
M. M. KATZ.
10-tf
Birdsey & Robinson,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE & FANCY
DRY GO 0 D S,
Boots, Shoes, &c.
JJAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR FAEX
STOCK, comprising a large and magnificent
assortment of all articles to be found in a first
class house.
Our Wholesale Department
Ts complete, comprising a very heavy and
choice stock of Prints, Sheetings Shirtings,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Boots and Shoes, and
everything necessary to fill ordars from retaU
dealers.
- - i. , ; ' .
Our Retail Department,
As heretofore, wiU receive our constant atten
tion, iind is replete with the latest FASHION
NOVELTIES,-and the usual assortment of
goods of every description. -
We invito an examination of our stock by
dealers of every claps, and we guarantee to
Wholesale Buyers prices as favorable as they
can find in Baltimore.
BIRDSEY A ROBINSON,
38 Market street.
4-tf
sept 28
1,000 Lbs. N. C. Hams,
-gEST 6. C. BUTTER,
FRESH CODFISH,
M Hiram Smith FLOUR (new wheat) ;
Other good brands of FLOUR very cheap ;
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE In quantities
BEST TOILET SOAPS (assorted kinds) ;
MACKEREL, PICKLES, Ac
Our Green and Uncolored Japan TEA is pro.
nomiced by eonnoisuers to be the very best.
Our OLIVE OIL can not be excelled.
Call and examine at
' W. M. & J. C STEVENSON'S.
septlG-tf
PRINTING INK.
E. ROBINSON'S EXTBA HAND-
PRESS INK (No. 6), about fifty per cent, bet
ter than the ink now used on the
MORNING STAIL.
AT'
26 Cents per Found
. ibt' so-esJ KSGS.
Price, at the Manufactory, in Philadelphia,
ascents. 1 . ' " ' '
Cash orders solicited.
Address, ; WM. H. BERNARD,
WUmington, N. C.
P. S. In 25 lbs. kegs, 28 cents per pound. '
myl2-511-nactt
25,000.
25 000 AGS exPected "dUy per
Seaboard Air Line, Merchants can be sup-
plied at low prices at the .- ,
STAR JOB 01FICX
sept 27
$8,000 -to 010,000
mo LOAN at moderate rate of interest, for
. JL one two and three years. The Loaa to
be secured by mortgage upon, live real estate.
Aaoreas, giving location or
Dronerty. e
w.it 1
oct 3
. Wilmington, N. C
I04t-nao
t-m. fUktVM-MIt AVM rf IJIH VA 4, .ve
One Square one day, . II 00
1 " " to days. ............. , l to
three days, t no
oui days, 2 0
" . five days,....:.. 00 .
M " neweek, ir 8 CO
mw- Con tract Advertisement taken, at pro
portion&teiy low rates. ., (
Marriage, Deaths, Religions,' Funeral and
Obituary notices will be Inserted at ball rates
when paid for in advano i otherwiae full rates
wiUbeeharged. r , , . ,
Txaics Cash on demand. .',
ATJCTION SALES.
" 'r m i h A;ir ,v:r-
J-. CJ20NLT, AUCTIONEER
BY CBONXT Jt MOKRIS.
Saddle and Harness Horse
t ACCTIOMi ,
ON SATURDAY NEXT, 8TH INSTANT,
at 10 o'clock. A.M., we will sell at Ex
change Corner, that well-known Saddle and
Harness Horse, ... i,:-
THE GREY,
formerly owned by Mr. Richard T. Love.
oo 8-2t ., , .
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hi HEIBEf h 1
grocer;
Fruiterer & Confectioner
No. 4 SOUTH WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
I AM NOW OPENINGyi for the Inspection
of my old friende and customers, and the
public generally, at No. South Water Street,
a line of goods suited to the wants of every
section of the country.. The location- and my.
INCREASED FACILITIES
bear me out in saying that I can oiler bar
gains to those who may favor me with a call.
All orders will have my prompt and: eareful
attention, - , . . . -. . .
R. E. HEIDE.
oct 8 Journal copy. , W-lw "
TO THE -
Wholesale Trade.
WE CUT AR AH TEE
TO SELL
B OOTS
AND'..vrji:,
SHOES
As low as any jobbing
House in Baltimore or
New York, or we will
forfeit
$100.00
GEO. R. FRENCH & SON'S,
29 North Front Street.
oct7-10-tf
Edwards & Hall,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION .MERCHANTS,
NO. S SOUTH WATER STREET,
HAVE NOW in store a large and well se
lected stock suited to the wants of RE
TAIL DEALERS. Gowds sold at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
Our Retail Denartment Is. aa usual, rmrolied
with the best and freshest goods. oct 7-tf '
We are Selling
THE GENUINE WEST. POINT CADET
GRAY at
FOUR DOLLARS
PER "FARO. We are selling the
LATEST STYLE OF HATS,
FINE QUALITY, AT
Three Dollars.
MUNSON ft CO.,
City Clothiers.
oct 7-tf ,
Crackers.
J-)KBET ft CO.'S BOSTON WATER AND
BIITTB CBACKCBS,
. Albert Biscuit;
EDINBURGH,
r v LEMONS-EGG,: CREAM, ? , ;
Butter (hard-made), Water, Pio Nios, .NTlno,
Soda, 4c, fte. Fresh . ; J rilv 1 :j
S7 MARKETREE'tV :
oct 8-tf . 2Z'i wCaWAJ METTS.
EuutettullKKEltBO
800SSP
. . . ... F. W. KE
ERCHNER-- t
27, 28 and 29, North Water street. ; '
oct 8-St
Bacon and Pork.
'TTTESTERN SMOKED SIDES and SHOUL
JfY DEBS;
Western Dry-Salted Sides and Shoulders;
i-ong uiear siaes in uoxest city Mess trorx. ;
Rump Pork; , For sale by
J! . W . ja.l:KCUMJlC,
27, 28 and 29 North Water street.
OCtSt . .
Ale Porter,
JUST RECEIVED AT ..-;..
07 naaaisT ridkm.
oo 8-tf COWAN ft METTS.
Banking House Z ;
OF JT AMES DAWSON, )
Tf AAJUllUXVliI J- W A "
EW HANOTER COUNTY BONDS,
GOLD INTEREST, . -.
$5000 FOR SALE.
' -t . v L B. GRAINGER,"
oct 7-St (Journal copy) Cashier. ;
PEHITIN fi INK.
fllNCirOB THB SALE OF C. B. ;
ROBISONinsUjiclebteA v-'ri; .
BiacK
. At' the Offlee of the
iy-. ;c - .
HORNING ' STAB.
No orders filled unless accompanied with
the money, or a request to send C. O. Bv-
Book and News Inks Constantly on hand, and
for sale at MANUFACTURER'S PRICES,
with a small per eentage added to cove "
freight. j - ,-r .' , ;;", -
i , Address. WM. H. BERNARD,' '
maylU104iaetf . ., WUmlntonN. C ' V ,'
Brown's Cotton Gins,
t !--' rJ"?TTi-'fv unit cki. -
IngcrsoU's C 6 1 1 oil Presses; .
i'-Forsatebyi.- v,;--. '. - fV--:f t. j.:
DAWSON, TEEL ft HENNING
.....-. . i Wilmington, Nit,'
augS7-3m-Flm Tue-Thur.-Sat.
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