tub MOii?iir;a star,
pufjsuip daily,- v
,VW. BEBJMlBD, Eitr mm! Prop'r.
OfMCB, DftUon Bnk Bolldic-s, rront St
?KoutU in advance....... 3 60
TwA months, inadvanoe... ....,....... a oo
i veat, in advance
.; ; ' 1
one month, Ji adTaAqprt,..,.. 7$
.. .unmnxaSTil will be delivered in uiu
part oftho City at Firrin Cskts per week. ,J
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY; ;vJr
, . 1 ' .' a 4Mv.
. IfA J t 8 CIO ', '
v, ihcru through A way mall 5:00 A,M. Daily.
vnrLlicrn through inail 7:0u R M. -
Sfinil R. 11. U., ........... .Saw IV 11. Mo.
" ' Wednesdays
v v, uevillovia War8ftwi SKW A. M. Dailv,
Xvt Sunday.--
Wthvillo r Sieum, 1:30 1. three
x i L A B 1 V v.tT ' ? F i j, i,,
,.heni Through Mall BiOO A. M. Dally.
' i en Throagh and Way Mall, 7:30 V. M.
naili- except Sunday delivered at 8:00 P.M.
-r
v r ml Km 3:00 p- M. Three times a week
l..Virttoville,7d P. M., daily; except Sunday.
WlVville, P. M Three times a week.
ouen from 7:00 A. M. to :30 P. AI .
KV " 8:00 to 9:00 A.M.
unfl,; vf ; -. ED, B-BRINK. P. M'
BAiLWArTiraKtrroBT. ;
. IT nXUT0N A MANCHESTER R. ROAD
iwr-Geo. G. Hull.- ' " " '
IIorT-John Dawson, Henry Ntttt, 'O. G.
v J.DcRossct, D. 8. Cowan, Geo. J.
mJ&ILJ. I Itartlett, JameaGwRurr.Rich.
'1 i'rillev. J. Kli Gregg. 1
SaTVfr-Wm, A, Walker.
cy n!fcl Aaotf Jpo. R. ltta-
tiZJtiAgvZ rngfoT.-C. Lippitt.
itMiVGTOK, Cn.UiLOTTE AND RUTH
KVtOHD RAILROAD. .
'Xt SXtMi--A! R. Home
lyffi W Uulon, W L Steele,, H li
TrctZrer WvUrn Dwo"- A McBee. j (
WIUUAGIOX WKLDO KA11. tADi
.. . ' .x . mri of
II HlOUUvM " , , .
t. 1:. Kites.
I.. n' mi'.. u - . ..
iu. natli.
I., I 1IU
1 rol IWtet A(7- rujsson.
,ThOR.MStl HTABli dc
Uveed tw C'ltjr Snbcrlbr t
nrTEtH CENTS per week. 8uberl
bars Aorth of the centre f Market
Street will be knppllea by Mr. WH.
MAKLaW; and taese South ef tht
line by Mr. JOUH B. BUKCIT. Only
these Agents are iatborlel, in their
respective Division, to t.olteet city
MnbMCrlpiious. ;
IO PUlSTiBS AND PUBUSUKKS. s
We liuvu just received a yeucral assortment
i lilack Piiutiuj; Ink, manufactured at C. E.
iioliii.sou'B tiraj'a Ferry Priutiu Ink Works.
V c lwive now ou hand Book, News, Job &nd
canl Inks, at prices varying from 25 cents to
per puuiid. Book, Job and Card Iuks In
,iai:ka:c9 of one, two, live and ten pounds
Sews Inks in packages of ten, twenty-live and
1; f . y pound. We sell these superior Iuks at
niauufaeiurers' net cash prices, charin 110th
i iu' for freight from Philadelphia to Wiiiuiuic
hintersand publishers In this section
i'li thus f-ev that they can buy them from us
liicuper than they can buy them at the rnauu
lactory. Give us an ordet. Terms, cash.
We tan also furnish, ou short notice,. News
Inks, iu packages of not less than 100 pounds,
JO cenU. Except for daily newspapers, liow
.'vor, v.e never advise the use of ink costing
ls tban 25 ceuta. " - ' v ' -
THE CMC L'LA TI0N OF THE MOllN
ISO STAS 13 LARGER T1IAN THAT OF
AST OTHER DAILY SEWSP.LPER I'UB
USnED IX NORTH CAROLINA.
2Con tractors will not bo allowed, under
their contract.to advertise any other than their
legitimate business unless by payinjc specially
f'Tsnch ndvcrtisemcnL. ,
' y -. . '
A1CT105) SALES THIS DAT.
Messrs. Cronly &. Morris, Auctioneers, will
h-11 this day, or the first fair day after, the de
sira'ale assortment of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, the property of Rev. K E. Terry.
As8aclt and Battery. Yester
day, before the City Court, llelvina Ilawis
(col.) was arranged for assault and bat
tery on the person of Another colowl.
damsel l.y the name of Mary Davis. It
seem? that Melvina had a pot that be
longed to Mary, and . the Utter went to
the house of the former and claimed her
property. A dispute thereupon arose,
which culminated in Melvina's seizins the
iid vessel and breaking it to pieces over
the cranium of Iter antagonist, and subse
quently beating her over the Jtead with an.
oak stick, cutting her head .and injuring
lur in other respects very badly. For
this the defendant, Melvina llawes, whs
lined 40 and h and' rtquiied to give
ecurily in the sum of $100 for herap.
pearance before the next term of the Spe
cial uourt.
Ocb Fair. Pike, of the Stand-
ra, never Kbowed himself ta,harp as
wnen be penned the- followinglines:
e want to see yoa all down to our
rfiiir in November," was the broad iavi
tation of a prominent citizen -of Wllming
tn, as we bade him Mjjood-ly" at the
Y C. Det, Saturday" ' morning. , We
sincerely h6e that his leet wishes may. be
realized. It id due to . the people of the
-ape a ear region to the public jspirhecl
ftnd energetic ;Wilmldtbnianthatrthe
center; ' the; West ' and the- whole' State,
should go . down- and carry article for
exhibition.;.:u :: -j:;:,:.
Come on, and bring your mettled steeds.
your Improved Btock'yhar new in vehttods
jour sparkling wines, hi? babie. Elk
Mountain cheese ami splendid tnules
r mg. city- ua hearts and n homes
enough to take you all in. , No "Ku-Iflux"
"own lure! . . . ' : '
A Cold WtNTEU,gciehtIlIc;iriei),
observant woodmeo'old. hunters and oth
r weather-wise indivhluaU pfedlct -that
coming wihter will be 0ne,6rt unusual
8UI? h&l n 7or wood while it is cheap
ad plentiful, anld be prepared lor the
1 i.
vV : n,-V.w;.wror W- Nate J. 8. Cannon,
VolrV-lTo. : 28. v
The . Oasr of - tiie Cuba. Mr.
Davis proposed to' introduce some -of the
officers, of tiie Culta as witnesses for the
defence ' .r. ...
s Air. Phelps objected. ( Vl. v , ; J
" Mr. Darl3 :pIn 18C2 Congress passed an
act as to the competency of witaesses, ma
king State laws ..the.', test 'of. competency
(act of lCth JulylSJ in the Courts of
the United ' States in each State.' ; Said
tliat in criminal cases we are governed by
the Common Law ; and by the 84th sec
tion of Judiciary Act of 1789, rules of ev
idence in civil cases are regulated Ly, the
Common Law ; therefore that, civil cases
being provided for, the act of 1862 must
ipso facto refer to criminal cases. Every
defendant is a competent , witness for his
cendefendant -so L decided . by the Su
preme Court of North Carolinaut a
party is not compellable to give evidence
which might criminate himself. -.. s '
. Mr. Phelps: There is-nothiiQg..in; the
statute winch includes crimiuul cases.
This point was raised in the Southern Dis
trict Court ot New York, and it yvas deci
ded thatsiich evidence cannot be intro
duced in crimiual cases. - That the laws
of the United Statesarej Dotto.be dis
turbed by the law? of the States on . the
subject.! ' '"' ' ;
After eorae further discussion ; between
counsel, he Commissioner ruled that the
v.'-- - v - - - -; .
witnesses werocouipeteut. . .. - t v .
rMr. Gibson sworo.; Examined by Jlr.
Davis. Witness stated that he was of Liv
erpool, England. Heard of the Horuct
in Halifax, N.: S. ; Was in the Masonic
Lodge at Halifax. Some gentlemen knew
I wanted a position ; they told me the
Hornet was there ; I went to the ship and
got the position ot mate; went aboard on
the 7th or 8th of September. Lelt Hali
fax Sunday, the 12th. The next port she
made was Wilmington, f Was'ou board of
her off "No-Man's-Land." ' Remember
schooner coming . up and putting men
aboard, about 8 or 10 - miles from shore;
took in some heavy cases from another
schooner, were about 8 or 10 miles from
land; were never within 3 miles; no order
given hs to approaching; within a
marine league ; Martha Washington
caino up to . Fire r. Island; Hornet
was about 8 or 10 miles from shore; she
was only 3 miles at No-man's Land; at
Mor.tauk Point she was over 3 miles from
shore. . Went ashore in a boat; went in 35
minutes.;-. .. ,, . ' '
Cross-examined ; by 3Ir. Phelps. Ar
rived in New York and reinrtined .13
diiys. Went to Boston ; staid about a
fortnight. Went to Halifax. Mr. Shields
suggested t me that the Hornet wanted
a man ; called on Capt. Esling ; he wanted
a mate for a voyage to Queenstown; she
left Halifax in four days; Mr. Philips was
aboard; saw Mr. Dornin on a schooner
off Fire .. Island schooner seaward; " we.
steamed out to schooner; she was not the
first schooner we Baw or steamed for; the
.first was the vessel we took the men off;
made land at Fire Island: had about 100
tons- of coal at Halifax nothing else.
Only been to New York harbor once in
my life; saw the position of .Fire' Island
on the chart; had 15 or 16 men at Hali-
'ax seamen and firemen; understood
mm thtt Csntain that .we would have
men by and by. Did not look at chart at
Fire Island; but know7 its position from
an inspection of chart made before. Wit
ness made a mistake; said .it was. o
ninn'a Land they made first was in the
day nt 8 or 9 o'clock when they
made it; ' had' the . middle watch
the night previous, so there was no light;
didn't ask anybody where we were
didn't hoar .anybody say.' Remained off
iNo-ManV'Landr a day or 'two; the first
vessel we stw was a schooner ; she was
off NiMnu's Land, ''under sail; we were
approach in each other; No-man's Land
was 14 or 15 miles astern ot us; tana was
1
in si'bt ; .didn't see any colors on sciioon-
ef ; we had none at Halifax or there; we
had colors about the last of September,
about 20 mi!es from'the American shore ;
the color was the Cuban ensigu ; it was
about 11. A. M. when we met the schoon
er; had paasebgersto Queeustown; some
. 3 n j HrbsA -'- Trio
men came aooaru wils - ,
nothing said about passage money; some
of these men came in here; some small
cases takenon; schooner then left;, met a
second schooner there don't know her
name; the first was named Petrel j the
passengers for Queenstown were 'Gordon,
Shea, Munroe don't remember any oth
ers : Capt Esling sailed the Charter Oak;
we went to her and made her fast to us;
she was three or four wiles t torn land ;
enr land on both our quarters : were
steering out past the schooner before we
'sailed ber; ,'tbe firsVday Mr, Dornin came
on board; don't know whether he came as
a passenger or not; we , were about 15 or
16 miles frcm land on the starboard side,
Bteering Soutward; had fine weather for
3 or 4 days After we ' left Halifax ; fine
weather off No-Man's Land; had no trou
ble until we met the first achooner;,it was
rough : afterwards, ' and continued so
for, 36 hours, till e came up with the
..n1 Rf hooner: . the . schooner . went
to the eastward, we to the southward; she
.went out of rav stent: saw her next even
ing;, sbewnsf laying'at anchor ear Gay
Head; we" sent h boat to her, : I being on
the boat? it took about i of an ihour.to
gp; weather moderate; this " was . about 7
o'clock P.M.; schooner got underway:
WILItimGTOiT, -11.:
Mr..Ingraham was with me; ,said nothing
'to captain of schooner;1 we went back to
steamer, and towed her out further from
land; she was about 5 " miles from shore,
when we took hold of her; we towed her
8 miles; the steamer and schooner were ap
proaching each other; it was night at the;
time; we anchored after towing . her yjat;
the schooner didn't anchor; ho lights in
sight; the schooner made , fast alongside
and was discharged; .she remained till
noon on Sunday; didn't bear the captain
of the schooner tell Capt! Esling to come'
in nearer; toek 4 large guns on and 4 cases
marked diamond G; towed schooner from
land when we took hawser' to her; we
towed Southward and the land was to the
eastward; the guns were not mounted at
day; alter we got guus we went out to sea
and the. schooner towards New V, York.
Heaid wc were going to run the block
ade to take arms to Cuba and thought
this was so when she took on the - guns;
didn't know what shewentl to Noman's
Land lor.. The next vessel. ' we, ,met was
the schooner we took the coal from; saw
steantug two or three times; they came
to us; saw the U. S,, signal set on "schoon
er; schooner and; steamer.; approached
each other; took Bchooner in tow to Mon
tauk Point; Capt. Esling was sailing her;
I was getting ready to discharge schooner;
anchored about 1 o'clock in the morning
only 3 miles from shore; we anchored
outside of Montauk Point; came in to get
smoother water; . we were , discharging
schooner from Saturday morning till Sun
day . morning 1 6 o'clock; schooner went
uahore ; wind at Northeast; '.went ; ashore
with- Mr. Ingraham aad ' Mr. Phillips;
took a trunk; remained ashore ah hour;
laid there till the following, day; steamer
came up, and. some men came aboard ;
met steamer off the Lightship and some
body came aboard. We came in, the
direction of Wilmington then; ! we signed
no articles and made no contract at sea;
was told by Mr. Ingraham that I sheuld be
made an ensign. The day the Cuban flag
was hoisted Com. Higgins took command.
Had 4 or 5 tons of coal when we came in
at Cape Fear; received no instructions to
pay any attention to dates; had paid no
attention to distances until we got here.
In reply to question by ' Mr. Davis,
witness said the trunk was sent back;
were out ot coal when we took coal ves
sel. Know nothing of distancs on the
American shores. , . , ;. , ,
Capt. Geo. L. Reed, of the Brig Alta
Vela, was sworn. Live in Brooklyn,
Me. Got here last Saturday; have been
followiug the sen for the last 16 years, and
hate been Master for 11 years, and have
run into Martha's Vineyard 3 times every
year; was always my own pilot; never saw
a ship anchored within three miles of No
Man's Land, unless by stress of weather
and she. should irust to her cable; an
chorage not made at all at Gay Head
without stress of weather; no Bafc anchor
age within 3 miles of No-Man's Land;
was my own pilot at Montauk; no anchor
age less than three miles from Bhore for
ships drawing more than six feet of wa
ter. Don't think there is safe anchorage
within three miles of Shag Swamp.
Court adjourned till to-day at 10 o'clock.
Tiik Meeting - Yesterday. Ac
cording to previous announcement, the
Chamber of Commerce and others of our
business men, met at the "Commercial
Exchange" for the purpose of taking in
to consideration the proposed leasing of
the N. C. Railroad. . r
The President of the Chamber, Dr. W.
W. Uarriss, explained the object of the
meeting in a few appropriate remarks,
and was followed by Col. Jno. Wilder
Atkinson, who, after explaining that tie
was instrumental ' in getting up the call
for' a meeting and giving his reasons
therefor, and urging immediate action on
the part of the business men ot the com
munity, called on Col. S. L. Fremont, to
give the meeting the benefit ot his views
oathe subject. Col. F. addressed the
meeting at considerable length, during
which he portray etT the Jjreat Tnjustice
which would result to. the State. if this
road .were, leased as proposed; declared
that it it should be leased at all that it
should iu justice 10 all concerned be
open to the highest, bidder, ' and called
upon the whole community, as being
alike interested, to hol t a meeting at the
earliest practicable, moment, aud enter
their solemn and emphatic protest against
this proposed, outrage upou tho commer
mercial , interests, ,01 this aad other sec
tions of the istate.
At the couclusion of CoL Fremont's re
marks, Col. Atkinson, offered the follow
ing resolution, 1 which was unanimously
adopted: ' ' '
Resolved That the President 7 of the
Chamber of Commerce bo requested to
apply to the May or, ot, . Wilmington to
have a meeting ,of the ; citizens ;. convened
at Thalian Hall to express the' sense of
our. people iu regard to the projected
Tease 6f the N. CC Railroad such meeting
to ussemble on thef eveniog of Friday, the
29th inst:v' ""5; :-f;:-" " '
The meetdng then adjourned. '!' ? ;
i.'. ' 1 - ' -f ' -'
, , r i , .,. 1. ....UtOl:-t:' 1 Si;-:
"The Special OouRT.We- learn
that 8y petition is in circulation among our
citizens,-to be presented to. the, General
Assembly' of this State' ft its hex t session,
looking to the abolishment of the. Special
Court in this city.
"' 1 '-V.r.. ,,-
WEDNESDAY-MOSNING, 0Cr0BER 27f 1889,
Soperior Cocrt. The iollowino
cases were taken up and disposed of y
dav"i "--z-ii' "i'.x'-l V ''
yes-
State vs. Biggs Pigfordiand John Ke
nan, for larceny. Guilty- as to Kenan,
who was sentenced to 13" months in the
workhouse, j'i-'''' .. ".
Stace vs. James Murphey," for larceny.
Guilty and sentenced to four months in
the workhouse. ; ' i - ' i
State vV. Biggs Pigford and John' Ke
nan, for larceny; a Guilty as to Kenan, who
was sentenced to six months in the work
house. ' ' ' ' . .
State vs. Biggs Pigsford and John Ke
nan, for larceny, .Kenan pleads guilty
and a vedict of guilty as to Pigford.
Judgment suspended On payment of costs.
State vs. John Kenan, for assault and
battery. Guilty. Judgment suspended. 1
State .ys, John .KenaOj for. larceny.
Guilty. Judgment suspended.
State vs. Biggs Pigford, Jack Banner
man and Wright Bannerman. .This case
Was .continued, Jack and Wright Banner-
r man being recognized in the sum of $100
to appear at the next' terni of the Supe
rior Court. - : : , , v
State vs. Wilson T. Morton, for larceny.
Not guilty.
State vs. James Jones and Phoebe Jones,
for larceny. Plead guilty, and the former
sentenced to tho workhouse, to be dis
charged on the payment of costs.
State vs. James Satchwe'.l, for an affray.
Guilty. No sentence.
State vs. James Satchwell, for larceny.
Guilty. Ne sentence.
Thb Cape Fear (Baptist) Asso
ciation. This association convened in
annual session on Thursday, at Lumler
ton, and adjourned on Monday last Rev.
Haynes Lennon presided as Moderator.
Wc learn ; that there was a large
representation present, and that the
session was a very harmonious
one. There were several new churches
added to the association; and the various
reports showed that much good had re
sulted from revivals during the past ec
clesiastical year. Among the prominent
personages present, and who participated
in the ' deliberations of the body,'' were
Rev. Dr.. Wingate, of Wake Forrest Col
lege, and the Rev. 3tr., Mills, of the Bib
lical Recorder. The latter is represented
to be a genial, wholesoulcd gentleman, of
whom it was remarked by some one dur
ing the session of the late' Association,
that while mills were usually devoted to
the purpose of cracking corn, Mills of the
Recorder; is more addicted to tracking
jokes. " : -
We learn from a friend, who was pres
ent irom this city, that visitors to the As
sociation were very hospitably entertained
by members of the church and others at
Lumberton, one of the former, Mr. Berry
Godwin, having accommodated a9 many
as thirty, and another, Mr. James Blount,
as many as twenty ; and others in propor
tion to the extent of their means.
A Potter's Field. The proposi
toiu to purchase a piece of ground for the
use of the city as a "Potter's Tield," or a
place of burial for" paupers, is a good
move on the part of our "City Fathers,"
and wo hope the Mayor, who ,'has been
instructed to look into the matter, ascer
tain the probable cost, etc., may soon be
enabled to make a satisfactory report to the
Board of Aldermen.
One of TnEM. Yesterday was
one of those cold, damp, drizzly, uncom
fortable, sloppy daySj when the .acme of
human happiness consists in being able to
gather around a pleasant fire-side, or by
a comfortable office stove, with no urgent
out-door business to call us out into the
murky streets or to dodge pedestrians on
the crowded wharves, with a keen Notth
easter slapping the raindrops into our
faceB. Well, we had to "face the mu
sic." ,
Pay rs a Visit. Prof. S. M.
Hewlett, the eminent temperance lecturer,
is engaged in addressing the people at
different points in our State on temperance
and other subjects. Why cannot an effort
be made to have him visit this city. He
is one of the most brilliant orators of the
age, as many in Wilmington can testify
who listened to his noble efforts years ago
for the redemption of his fellow-men from
the curse of intemperance. Wc hope he
may be induced to pay our1 city a visit,
before he leaves North Carolina.
EIYER AND IARISE NEWS.
Thurday, Oct. 10.
y ARRIVED OUT. -
5 The Schr. Ellen M. Baxter' arrived
at New York from this port on the 22nd.
" - The Steamship ' Rebecca , Clyde ar
rived at New York: from this port on the
23rd, - ? 1 -i 1 i l
,.-vThe bteamspip Empire arrived at
New York from this port on the 24th.
. i. .... Y-
. Buy ypnr. Saddler j, .Trnnksj
Saddlery Hardware, Harness, Valises and
Satchels from J. "S.Topham 'iSj Co., 8
South Front Street. Lowest prices in the
city. - tf.
"KosEool . The Great Blood and
Liver Medicine J;.; - ;
- . J.SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.!
IIeiksbekger's Live 'Book. Store. New
Books.;: - :-.! ,-, , , ;
Chonlt '& Morris, Auctioneers Houses
and Lots at.Auction West India Fruit Con
tinued sale of. Household Furniture. , , .
J. H. Neff, Mayor.--A Proclamation. ;:
O. G. Parsley & Co. Powder Coal.
Wm. Kellogg; For Sale. rt" '; 51 !
Merchants wishing to co-rn
municate with the rural sections cannot
do better than to avail themselves of the
advertising columns of the Morning Star,
which is extensively circulated through
out the two Carolinas, and in other State.
-To Advertisers. As advertising
mediums the Morning Stab and Carolina
- ...... a -
Farmer are not surpassed by any publica
tion in the State.
Female Diseases. "
Large numbers' of women in fact almost
nine-tenths of the entire sex suffer from
some disease peculiar to females.
Da. Lawxknok's i Womak's Fbiind meets
witli wonderful success in curing thetn.
This fact should be widely known. If every
lady in the United States were to take one or
two bottles of the .Wokak's - Fkiend, they
would be repaid by, a renewal of health and
strength.
It is a safe and reliable remedy, and is en
dorsed by the best physicians,
ang 8-tf .
Rosadalis !
Dkak Sik: Please send mo immediately,
per Express, to Tarboro, two dozen more .bot
tles of your Rosadalis. I have earetully ex
amineu its Formula, and have used it in ray
practice in a number of cases. ' I am well
pleased with it. I think It beyond .doubt the
best Alterative I ever used. I have tried it in
several cases of Scrofula and Scrofulous - Af
fections, e c., with much satisfaction to my
self and patients. I have therefore no hesi
tation in recommending it to Phy sicians and
others, as tho most reliable Alterative now
known.
Respectfully, yours,
A. B. NOBLES, M.D.
Oct 11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A Proclamation.
MAYOR'S OFFICE,
L.TTY Or V IUnirOn OS
October 27, 188.
TO THE CITIZENS "' '" '
Or Vilvikgton, Gkketiko :
Choice is hereby given you to assemble in
public meeting, at the Thalian Hall, in tb.li
city, on Friday the 2s-th day of October, at 1
o'clock P. M.. to express your opinion con
cerning the proposed lease of the North Car
olina Rail Koad to the' Raleigh and Gaston
Rail Road Company. .
The above notice is given pursuant to a re
quest of the Chamber of Commerce. '
JOS. H. NEFF,
Mayor City Wilmington.
Attest:
Bknj. DrsriE, City Clerk. '
oct27-3t (Post copy It)
M. CRONLY Auctioneer.
BT CROKLY A JIORntS.
CONTINUED
SALE
OF 1
Superior Household Furniture
AT AUCTION.,
THIS DAY, 27th Inst., at 10 o'clock A. M.
we will continue to sell at our eales room
Ho. 5 North Water street, the remainder of
the elegant assortment of - r"
HOUSEHOLD FUBXnntE,
consisting in part of ''- 'fl '
FULL PARLOR SETS, in Crimson Rep,
TTJLL WALNUT CHAMBER SETS, in Oil,
IIAIK MATTR.VfSES,
BLANKETS, BtiD AND TABLE LINEN,
CHINA, GLASS, Ac Ac
The same belonging to a gentleman '(Rev
R. E. Terrvl about to remove rom this city.
If to-day should prove inclement, the sale
take place next fair day therealter, at sajne
hour and place
oct : it
M. CEONLY, Auctioneer.
.. - -.
By CBOX-T MORRIS.
o
N THURSDAY NEXT. 28th'instn e.t 10
o'clock. A. M.. I will sell at Exchange Cor
ner, without reserve, all my right, title and
interest (being one-fourth) in and to the fol
lowing rt escribed property : : .
110 USE AND LOT r
at present occnpied"by Cabt. 8. R. Bunting,
situated on the South Hide of Market between
th and 7th streets The honse contains six
rooms ; kitchen, Water, Ac .upon the prem
ises. Size of lot, 60 feet on Market, running
South 165 feets ; v.. -
, ALSO, ,
TWO HOUSES, each containing 4 rooms, sit
uated on Dock between Sixth and Seventh
street, South of and adjoining the above Size
of Lot 13-2 feet on Dock street, running North
165 feet.
-V ALSO' "
House and Lot situated on Ninth, between
Princess and Chesnut streets. Houe contains
live rooms. Size of Lot, S3 by i65feet.
TERMS Half cash; balance 6 and lSmontns.
JOHN J. HAMILTON,
oct 27-2t .
WEST INDIA FRUIT.
'l - -M- ' : - - t f-
Orames, .BaMas anil Fins Apples. ;
DIRECT IMPORTATION EX SCHR.
CABLtTON.
t, si--. - . j - - - QSBfi-i.-r
" M;" CRONL YALVAtiqrie'e?. T J;
By CBONLT MORRIS.' . '
ON THURSDAY, 28th INST., at 11 O'CLOCK,
we will sell along side Br. Schr. . Carle
ton, lying at Wharf foot of Dock street,
25,000 SELECTED SWEET RANGES,
i 80 BUNCHES BANANAS. ; ; . ;
AO DOZ. PINE APPLES,
Just arri ved from Nassau, N. P.. ; -v.
oct27-2t, . . . . ,
Coal Coal;
y.vt-tr (.'.
BEST QTJAETTT ,
ii.j.
4 Si- 1
RED,
RATEx
i t
STOVE, STEAMBOAT,
Ari d Ji;ACK:SMiTi?s;
. . ' . J': 3 . :
oct 27-2 weod r
Q. G, PARSLEY A CO.
Woman:iii"Red;;
fTTHE CHANGED fiRUE&i. 5 z -fqn a f-.f
THE CURSE jOF VOi44 fcrt iwda'J
THBCHANNINGSi iy' .4.Jiti.'l.0 in n
ROlJaYORKjit ff-'tf5!
'oct27naetf 89 Market-street.'
Whole Ho. 656
!KEY ADVERTISEMENTS. ,
Powder Powder;
TTVUPONT'S,
V- ll'
fc'rifle
AND SPORTING:
. ; :y, ' r, . ' -,
J-usket and Rice Bird,
BLASTING AtfD FUSE.,, C
OV Kegs lust received and for sale at
tjJJ manufacturer's prices by
oct 27-1 weod
O. G ' PARSLEY A CO.
: New Books. ;
JQUMA3 GREAT ; HISTORICAL NOVEL,
; OVE AND UBEBTT t
A narrative of tho French Revolution of 1792.
Complete in one volume. For sale at
OCt27-tf UEINSBERGER'S,
For Sale,
A' VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT situated
on fourth Btreet, between' Hanover and
itrunsw ick streets, known as the HOSTi.Kli
HOUSE. If not disposed of privately before
the I t of ecember next, it will on t hat day
be sold at auction to the highest bidder.
Terms O110 half cash,- and balance in. three
and six months. w - .
lnqnireof . t ,', .WM. .KELLOGG, .
oct27-lm Executor.
1 The:Iwest;W6?
fJJHE
CHEAPEST. AND. 'BEST t
DRY' GOODS, CLOTHINQ, BOLTS,
. . , . 'i ......v.-
SHOES, HA TS, NO TI0N8, &c, ,
, AEI TO BB rOUWD AT; .
44; Market' Street,
Where ' the undersigned, will be glad to see
J his old friends and customers. i: ,
oct201m2wnao J S.:lvt i SOLOMON LEVY..
NOIANDINE!
Nolandine ! Nolandine !
THE GREAT SOUTHERN BEMEDT.
For Cliillsrwd; vFetefs; !
THE wonderful success ot Noladlne in cur
ing the most obstinate complaints peculiar
to the Southern States emboldens the propri
etors to invite the attention of the citizens of
Wilmington to Its curative power In the treat
ment of aU malarial diseases, disorders of the
bloody and complaiats requiring a protnp
and powerful alterative.' " Hundreds' of cases
duly certified, by responsible individuals at
test the efficacy ' of Nolandine in diseases
which have successfully resisted ail the usual
remedies. In all blood diseases, whether re
cently contracted or of long standing, in
mercurial complaints and malarial disorders,
Nolandine .has been pro-emi'-ently success
ful. We especially commend our preparation
of No-andlne designed for obstinate eases of
Ague and Fever. In the treatment of this
latter complaint, our great vegetable prepar
ation is conceded in all sections where chills
and fevers are prevalent, where Nolandine
has been used, to be absolutely without a ri
val. - Nolandine is a purely vegetable, prepar
ation and. therefore unattended by the evil
consequences which so frequently follow the
u se of mercury. We so icit on ters. Ad dress
JOHNSTON & LANG HOUNE,
.Prop'rs, Richmond; Va.
For Sale bv '
J. W. LIP PITT A CO.,
Wholesale Ag'ts, Wlrmington, N. C,
ocU9nacly
. ana au druggists
IMPORTANT
To Truckers.
THE ATTENTION OF MARKET CAB.
DENERS is invited to a Tract of Land ly.
lug immediately on the Wilmington and Wel
ti on Rail Road, nearly equi-diatant between
Wilmington and Uotdaboro, containing FIFTY
SIX ACRES OF LAND, all of which may . bo
converted into a .
TRUCK FARM, "
and as it is located at a fixed Depot, the own
er would have every facility In' making his
shipments whjcha Rail Road can give.
1 ne surface sou is light witn a ycnow joam
subsoil and would therefore . -
. -Produce Early Crops
finely. There is wood enough on the Tract to
pay for getting the whole ready for the plow
and pay for c tting and hauling the wood be
sides
There is on the premises a WELL-BUILT
TWO STORY DWELLING, fronting and near
the Rail Road, containing, etarht rooms with
fireplace in each, double portico in front, pas
sages, c ; a gooa itCDen witn two rooms
and two lire places, a good meat-house, poul
try house and some other buildings of small
value. The houses alone rent for two hundred
dollars a year. Price tttm
1 Appiv to E.Qiior 01 tne uarouna Farmer, v n
mingto.t, N. C. ISAFnactf
PRINTING INK. ,
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF C. E.
ROBINSON'S Justly eelebratod .
Black and Colored
PRINTrNG INKS,
At the Office of the
No orders filled unless accompanied with
the money, or a request to send C. O. D.
Book and News Inks constantly on hand, and
for sale at MANUFACTURERS PRICES,
with a small per centage. added to cove
freight. ; ' --..".
. Address, WM. H. BERNARD,
mayll-5I0-nactf ' " WllmintonN. C. '
Butter CkeeseFlour.
r K TUBS GOSHEN ' BUTTER
OO CHEESE, , . r , , - ; -? r
EXTRA I-AMIIT FtOUR, l
.. :; iv4.it -
AND
f
yABD; ALL GRADES,:
i ..':
-JITYMESS PORK, i
oct26-tf
DxBOSSET A CO. I
Superior "Table Butter;
N A NO.
1 ARTICLE, 1 i
; . -Received .to-day; f.V
-V 67 MABK-Tf 8TREETW-''S
oct26-tf . . , f COWAN A METTS.
Lard.'-
"OURE LEAF Lard in palls ef li poundsj
JL egs ana xierees.
it'.-? fa .r
l'if-.M MARKET7 STREETl
i'OCft .tf K-m it:; COWAN METTS
.BATEF ADVEUTISING t ; -
tqnareo&e flay, .Z.:.JT..,.Z,A
toayi. ............ . 1 fo
;three days,,..,,....., ijo
M OAi.uav8.....:..i.k......... 4 0
u nvedays...... IN.
.CTV newoek..... .... ...... , a (
mr Contrast AdTrtlsemats taken at pro
portlonately low rates. -
Mjtrriago Oeaths, Rollgietift, Timeral and
Ohttuasy wtton wUl be UuMvted at half ratea4
when pal(l for in dvanoe 1 otherwise fall rates ,
will oe enicrgnoV - " -""i r t . f
Tm Cash on demand,.! , i-.i, ,
s ATJOTION -SALES:
L i StOMAuclloneer. -
BY CRONLY A MORRIS. t -v
TRUCE4 G ARriENSEVEtY-rlVE'idntS
OF LAND, (within one ml e or city limits
AT .AUCTION.
On THUBD AYnext 5th Inst., at 10 o'clock,
A. M., we will rent until January lt: 171.. at
Exchange Corner, that valuable tract of Land,
a portion of which has been under eultivntlon '
as a TBUCK FARM. Within nun mllo nfth. '
city limits, well known as part of the O afford'
Trnct, 75 ACRES, 1.1 ACRES CLEARED, with ,:
all the improvements thereon, - - '
vi . . n v,a..v. N. fi.nl .'it -
DWELLING HOUSE,' - x t -w.
, OUTHOUSES'
; v 'STABLES. "ic.V '
THiRTT-rrrx grape vines, so peach and
Apple Trees, and excellent Water. '
JLCRONL YSAuctioneer.
By CBONXY Jk MORRIS.
0 WEDNESDAY, 10th November next at
10 o'nlonk. A. M . wA win li at
Corner, without reserve, , .,!...., ,,
T HUUSJi AND LOT- (" - -
tween Front and Second treu, lately occu
pied by Mr. Herring.. Tho lloa&e oontaius J
Ternis H cash, balance in 6 and M months,
With interest. . oct 86-25, 27. 80-no 8,6,7,10
MISCELLANEOUS.
GENUINE WEST POINT
GADET GREY,
BY TIIE YARD. ' ;
CLOTHING
OF ALL THE ' " i
- POPULAR STYLES
SOLD Y 1 ii.'-tt;f't"
' '- 'MUNSON ft CO.,' -''
' i. "i ; city Clothiers.
oct2itf
A Large and Superb
STOCK OF
boots;
shoes;
. and a '
1: ..li ...-'.til i
Leather, v
AT L O .W. PRICES :
FOB CASH.
1
GEO. R. FRENCH A SON'S,
..... - 29 North Front Street.
OCt24-tf
BAC0N--PpK.
" p? HHDS. Smoked Western Shoulders,
'JLP -I'M " f ; i .... .,-fi;.-.
15 hhds. Smoked Westers 0. R. Sides, .
40 boxes dry Baited clear Sides, ; , ,
100 bbls. heavy Cir Mess rorkJ ' f 1
1 For sale by ' ' : ' ADRIAN ftJ VOLLEB8.
'Oct 2t ' .' ; ' r- -- l'ls';
FLOUR-BAGGING.:'
I Krii ' BBLS. ' FLOUIt-fresh and all
ikjAJKJ grades,
30 rolls extra heavy Bagging,
- n- ; . ' r.it..
1 10 half rolls extra heavy Bagging, :
' ' For sale by '
'octl -
t.'i;s ,..w. 'nis ; -u.;
: ADRIAN ft TOLLERS. '
: SALT-SALT.
' . -. ...-
O Hon SACKS American SALT, in
rfVV V uverpooii
L backs, ; ,.
500 sacks Liverpool Salt. l;-. , ' f: '
Forsyte by.. . )kt;J,..- ,
'.oct4
ADRIAN ft V0LLEU8.
IDA TiEWTS" r
' " SINBAD,"
.i x w'st?.i P x r , .
. m - ' E.i w v s - - v, 1
! trcS 2d : . -sc f?v: ovITj-V- .
Fashionable Silli Hats
FOR 5 S towards,
. At ;..-:vj,0f:X dm ANDERSON'S.
Oct 23 tt .. ? vt ) '-;?? Jv '"-
r.n-sNotice-i-
ROOMS CHAMBER COMMERCE. I .
- ... October 28, I8ts.
THERE WILL BE A CALLED MEETING
of the Chambv r to morrow at 12 M.' 1 "
A full attendance is especially desired, as
business of great Importance will be brought
before the meeting.
Merahants generally are invited to attend..
ft ROGER MOORE,
oct26-!t ' ' Secretary and Treasnrer. . ;
Mullets! Hullet3 1!
M ULLETS 1,1 1
MlTcilELL ft HUGGINS.
: -; v.v :;pST,;fx;tf .
ALABGE 'BOLL OF HONEY; some
where between the Post Omce and Wat
son Hall's on South Front street, or between
ere and the Court House, about THREE
HUNDRED and FORTY DOLLARS. Tho find
er will be handsomely rewarded by return,
ing it to the subscriber, or by leaving it at
the office of the National Hotel.
oct26-2t . ' FC. 81NGLETARY.
New Buckwheat
T3ECE1YJKD XO-DAX at. ;; ; i,f: ,5
t;
' T , 87. MARKET 8TREKT, - r
26-tf ' ' ' , COWAJi ft METTS.
oct
". ' STATE OF "NORTH CAROLINA, . '
l ;' :ViU ji ?. f Nw Hajtovju Comrrr.
.,.-: ! .'t-V Superior Court.. 'Y",ii-.
James Dawson, Plaintiff, ) , zi
Abraham Weill, Defendant.
, In this action the plaintiff claims Judgment)
against the De endint for five hundred dol
lar with interest from the isth day of Sep
tember I860, upon a BID of Exchange drawn
by Abraham Weill and Rosenthal,. Mer
chants and partners, trading under the name
and style of A. Well A Co., In the city ot Wil
mington, upon Ai Weill A Co., or the city of
Philadelphia, in the Htate of Pennsylvania,
payable to the plaintiff five days after sight.
The warrant of attachment is returnable bo
yore the Clerk of the Superior Court -of New
Hanover County, at his office, in the Conrt
House in Wilmington on the -23d day of No
vember l&A at wiitch t.uie and plaoe the de.
fendant is required to appear aad answer the
complaint men in this action. .
iv- 2-iic?; --ij r-'-'A; empi,;(!''!)j
i TlalnUtrs Attorney. .
sept lMawSw-Wed sopt 234awQw "i. '
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