- - ' : , '
rflEnORSIKG fi OTAK,
PUBLISnEJ) DAILY,'
WjH. u BKBNAIIDEditor and Prop'r,"
Of'ioB, Dawson Bank Buildings, Front St.
one year, ln adTanoe ;......:..;;.....t7 00
sir "months, in advance..-....;.............. 3 60
Three months, in advance. 2 00
month, in advance. .. 75.
The Blowfiwa Star will be delivered in any
oaj-tof the0ityatirurrjusHCNT8 perweek.
METEOBOLOOICAIi K1COOUD.
. Aoir. 19, 1871. ,
TimQ. : ST7 mwDTVwindV- Weather'
- eter. j -!- ;
'. 1- -. t, -. , --'"
r 1 ""7 A. M. :29:81 '74 N E light H Ralo'f j
1 2 P.- M. 29:81 73 N E fresh H Rain. :
9 P. M. 29:85 ' , 72 N.E fresh L Rain. .
Mean Temp,' of day. TOeg -
ail 1- 3 1 .. . . . -m . . - . .
iiotb. aii oaruraeiric reaaings are reaucea
to
ROBXaT SSTBOTH.
J ' SergH Signal Service U. 8. A.
Weatlier Report.
JW AH DEPARTMENT, I I
Office Of Chief Signal Officer,.. V. 1
Washington, Aug. 19 4:85 P.M. I...J
.Wak Dkiartmbnt,
ProboiUUies. "
The cyclone will probablylkeep at some dis-
tance off the North Carolina coast, but easier-
Jy winds are probable from- North Carolina to
Massachusetts, -with raid on the immediate
coast south of Delaware. Smoky and fair
weather will Drobahlv nnntlnne in IhM MlrfHI
and Eastern States; and n the 10? Lakek:
PartUaiVuandwea
coast. The low barometer in the Northwest
will probably give rise" to a few light local
storms on the upper lakes tonight. ' i'
CUUBCU DIRECTORY.
, Sunday, August 20.
Joint services in the Parishes of St. 1 James.'
and St. John's, . . ........ ... , ? .
St. John's Church (Episcopal), rr. 1
- Corner Rbd Cross atid Third r Streets!
Morning Prayer at 11 A." M. Offering for
Diocesan Missions. f j .
St. James Episcopal), ,vr j: i
Corner Thtrd and Market Strerts.
- y -.
evening rrayer at 0.-1 jm
' j
First Baptist Chareh, .
VyUAllJUfe JU&AOJ1I4 AMU X AX 1U A XkA-Dt 10
Services at 11 A. M.and S'P. M.
Snnrtftv School at Q A. M. - '
Young Men's Prayer Meeting Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock In room above Pastor's study. I
j - - -v a
Weekly Prayer Meeting Thursday night at
8 o'clock. ,
Second Baptist Chursh, - j
Corner of Sixts and Church Streets.'
Kev. J. E. King, Pastor.- '
Sunday School at 9 A. M. . -
Services at 10 A. M. and 7K P. M.'
Prayer Meeting every Tuesday night at 7
O'clock. .. .. . . . -
rirst Presbyterian Chareh, -
Corner Thtrd and Orator Streets." 1
xtev. H. L. Singleton, Pastor. -. - ,t -'
Services at 10W A. M." and 8 P. M.
Sunday School exercises commence at ' 3
P. II. ,,r..
Lecture Thursday evening at 7Kclck. .
S t. Thomas' Chareh (Catholic),
Ox Dock Betweek Second -akd Third Sts
Mass at and 10 A. M. Vespers at 4
P. M., Rev. M. S. Gross, officiating clergyman.
Front Street M. E. Church, South, -
Corner r Walnut" and Front f Streets.
Kev. Dr. Moran, Pastor.
6ervices at 10X A. M. and 8 P. M.
Sunday School 3 P. M.
Kegolar weekly Prayer Meeting Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock. Ail are invited to attend. '.
The pews in this church are all free. Gentle
manly ushers wilf be in waiting' to conduct
strangers to seats, 'k-yzv,-','rYi .
Firth Street M. E. Church,
Fifth Between Church and Nun Streets.
Kev. Frank 11. Wood, Pastor.
ciervices at 10 A, M-, and at 8 P. M.
Sunday School at 9 A. M.
Class Meeting Tuesday at 8 P. Mi I A 1 -J ' :
Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 Pt I.
at. Paal's Evan. Eatheran Church,
Market Street, Corner -of Sixth.
Key. G. D. Bernheim, Pastor.
Sunday School at 9 A. M.
German service at 10 Ai M.! . '
English service at S
P. M. -rJ-.J
Seamen's Bethel, . .t
Dock Between Front and Water Streets,
Services at 1 P. M., lay Rev, B. B. Burr.
Christian Chapel (Colored Methodist),
Corner Church ' And Seventh Streets.
Sabbath School at 9 A. M. V; V, '
Services at II Ai AL, P. M. and 8 P. M.:
by the Pastor, Rev. Ellis Lavender.
St. Paal's (Colored - Episcopal),
Corner Orange and Fourth Streets. '
Services at lOJ AM. and 8P, M., by Rev. C.
0. Brady (col.) ; f h-i-'ati't tnoln inv.o.
A li W . AI VKKXlSKitl
Heinsberqer's Live Book Store, 89tMarket
st. Llvy, Literally' Translated. . Bench and
oar. . ..fVi."i('f.ii.r.i-'j? .mi'Sirrfi'-.xot
C. W. ldham, Secretary Concord Chap-
irr No. -1, Regular Meeting. r
' Munson & Co, City Clothiers
Fine Linen
Shirts, Clothing, &C, .: 4 : ; ' .
McIntirb FRKNCH.--Summer Dress
Goods, White Goods; &c. at New .York Cost.
C. D. MTER8 'Co.iNo. 7 North Front sL
P. K. Frean & Co.'s English BiBcnit Batter.
Geo. n. Keixby. Administrator's Notice;
F. W. KerchneR In Store and to Arrive
1(3,000 'Bushels Corn &cT" 'tfi rvj it-rt -c 'i
Dudley & Eixis, No.i 41 Market ''street-'
Jersey Ties. Ui lffJt.l --mli-;jc.raii-'tJH
VV. K. Fbbnch, Cor.' Market anjd Secohd! sts. iwell and Edwards. They have lare and at--Groceries,
Wines anduors tenti ye cbngregatlpnr hd IlnulO interest is
........ ... . TZ". manifested. iuiW tbe prosrress of the meet-
Positively Selllnsr ont at Cost at No.
. Having rentea the store no w occupied by Mr.
Joim G. Uuuinan.- cortfr.KFod and Market
Streets. s ud JpteMdiiHift ti open :Iher; With an
StticHGoods up.w offer my
Bn u :;r;,. : 1Z W V
rcreoua wishing to purchtiso; will . do; well J
uy easing on ine before buying elsewhere, as
will certaiiiiy ' be "able to, get bargains at I
' 8. Levy's, 1;
n,aV 30 4m Next -door" to Patten's Bakery.
Arret-d fr Larceny.
'.-it-
0u Thursday last, uhile Judge Kussell f was
wwij engaged at th Court House- in trying
serWf
,1.: ru .lueu l "Seiye ine punisnment
ueserved, thiefes were' equally busy In
rliving the ; clothe lifre in tbeV yard - In the
rer of hU -mrdeneBonDdiartfcieaof
clothing. ViTwqjcolorfid giris.named iet pec
fcly Rfbecca Morris and Viola Burr alia
- ncicBuijjiciuueu ui me meil.
Warrant was Issued for their arrest and Disced
0 the hands of Constable " Jos! C. Hill, "who
?acceeded 1q reco?er!ngf thaartlclesiaad ar.
BUDg parties, who," in default of security In J
8 sum of $50 each,' Were lodged In jail. T
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TfrA ' V TTT TT 1 0Q
VV ;. V JJLL r, IlO. 16 Q
Leeajl Dots.
' No session of the City Court yesterday
Paper tabie cioths are in contempiation.
A handsome. little sheet is the Rockihg
ham iOtoerver. ' . ' ; ."' ' '. "rr ; . -r t
-Regular meetloof Concord, Chapter No.
1, to-morrow (Monday) evening, at 7 o'clock.i
Washington market will be re opened on
o.tllWl.-.nwl f . , ' - .
- j; - . a- - - -
, The hulls of cotton seed, which are now
a waste product, can be made' Into the finest
paper. - - ' t '
-,,
""There was a heavy fall of rain here yester-
day, which continued with but little intermls-
sion throughout the day; . .;
11 T new! tnrnMnn ktoU -nf Mr ' n': a
' T r rnIture. 8lore. f Mr- A.
Smithy on Front between Prlhcess and Ches-
1 nut streets, begins to make a show of the huge contact with the steps. - This, we believe,1 is
1 - .. . . . .1. -- , t. . - , i - J
?D!l!0!aor ?. f
copies of the 2V. T, Jfendd and Chimney Corner
for the current week3 These and other popu
lar, publications can always be had atbisNewi
Depot on Front Stieet.
Tl Ltv .Explosion.
' We have no particulars additional to those
given in Saturday's issue, concerning the late
steamboat disaster near Fayettevilie ; but we
I find n" th 1 Rlrh 3ith'fWiiowino- ni
I t j- L:i.., -j". , rjJ-li.:l
from F.yeftevllietb this plaie, informs us that
. i. - . .. ... .
,u Bbuaiuerxiee, running irom r tijciiciiictio
Wilmington, exploded. Thursday fifteen miles
I - below .Fayettevilie. Three colored men,
1 whoKA tiAiriPA ntir ' Inlnrm.nt vnt nnnhla n
"
vi uaviu vi .. is tuu tu& wu. ajls uwuau w mw wu.i
the boat with, twdlltUecdrentwins. One
of the twins was blown twenty feet In the air,
. v-. - A. - -. ;r
and was caught by the - engineer as it came
down. It was unhurt. The steamer A'. P.
Hurt which was a quarter of a mile ahead,
came back and took up the killed, the wound
ed and the passengers. The boat was new but
the boiler was an old one." V
A Stormy Scene.
- Considerable' of a row took place on the wharf
of Messrs.. Barry Bros., yesterday afternoon.
A difficulty originated between a stevedore.
. .
adraymanby
ch the latter
by the name of Owen Dove, and
the name of Cause, during whl
cursed the former in no very choice language.
A collision was the result, and a few minutes
sufficed to-bring together about one hundred
and fifty of two hundred colored eople, all
eager to participate in the affray. Very op
portunely, however, the police appeared upon
the scene, ; whereupon the ; bellltrerents were
separated and marched off to the Guard House,
when the crowd dispersed. Owen Dove, one
of the parties, was subsequently released on
baiU Each of thelbelligerents had his friends,
and' but for the; interposition of the police
there would prebably , hive been a regular
"free iight." '' j ' -r-
A Heavy, Gale y- ,: J-:':
A cyclone, having its origination in the West
Indies as we are informed by the Signal Offl
fcer here traveled in a Northwesternly direc-
tion over Florida, and then took a Northeast-
ern course, strikin Savannah and Charleston,
It struck Savannah on Friday afternoon and
Charleston at night, the centre, then being at
Savannah. -From Charleston it took a more
Easternly course, and last night at 11 o'clock
it was stationary about 100 miles Southeast of
this city. The gale is supposed to have been
yery severe off Cape Hatteras last , night. . It
was the opinion of the Signal Officer that the
gale would be comparatively light here. As
we go to press it is flowing quite briskly.
We learn that the gale wet very " severe off
our coast yesterday. ' "' "
Attempted Bape. -.''J--
'' We learn fronj a gentleman atLilesville, An
son county, that Charles 'Meachnm, a "six
toed hegro,f' some seventeen years of age and
notbriQu4 :'rometWM rreUd. itthat rplace
yesterday and lield to bail by Magistrate Flad-
gerlnabondf.l,500nacharge;f assault
with Intent W commit a rape upon a respecta-
LI. i.ll. .1.1 ...J 19 llt .
m "-Ki, suxo j,.,, uu, .-.uKj
his trial.; The proof is positive against him,
but there is no disposition shown to do other
wise than to await the due course of law.
Bellffioas BevlvaKi y ..'
; We learn that a protracted meeting of the
Baptists of White LaHe, Bladen: county,1 has
Wnan t. n.nn.Dt'ii fi iviAm (li.n a wnolr . TMiof I
u5" t" rv0T - """'M"i" '
ana is sun continued. xis conuucieu uy x.iucr 1
manifested. 'During the progress of the meet
Ing several persons- baW'- expressed 1 a chaogej
ofheart and upited withiherehnrch.. v-"
$ i'n. "i,l. i-v; "' ' ' " :
Amusements Ahead. i,cl)M &Uu643;:, .::
j; We. learn ahat! M.D WT; Powel Man
ageress of tbe Bichmond-ToireVadia'p
Pcationlor tbmn Hall for three nights?
She proposes to Introduce, the,: Ada ilarland."
Troupe, which has ' the 'reputation of being
skilled la comedyir'Tba prospects are favof
able that WilmingtooFiU not . suffer, for
amusements during.the approaching season: t
- V: !: ii-y.-.L-' r:rVt'.--T: vi ;
The 1ig -$mr atZkiti i l:
For the .information j and benefit of all own
ers of nnbadgedfcahinesjni thisf- ity ste will
meDtion lue fact that thtf dog cart, vhich bus
pended operations for aHhorf period on ac
COUnt - of. the sickness 'of the who had It
in Charge, will commence actire serticea i again
io-morro irand ': will be ' on . th e streets 'about
ef ery ilternate day;.tbereafter. So look, out
for your dorga.'.',h?lVteia-vTXi
i.
Indes trnetiPlo Tasf. ; '
iThe indestru'cUble jTag is a great convenience
to merchants. It, werse combine jpar
pose of a "direction 'label and business card.
Call at the Stab Printing , and Publishing
House and supply yoTirselTesl 7 ' ; . , tf
WIIiniTGTOIT, n. C.,
Narrow Escape. . - .
One of the most remarkable escapes from,
lUBwui, ucuuu ma we nave ever neara pr read
ui utcurreu in mis cuy yesterday aiternoon.
A youth byMhe name of Fletcher Manning,
between twelve and thirteen. ycarsef age, a
j son of CapLE; W. Manning, was 6n the roof
of the old City HoteVbuilding, on the corner
of Second and Market streets, and was passing
around the chimnev on the side next to th
yard, clinging to a single brick on the 'cap of
the chimney, when the brick suddenly became
detached from its position and ' the; poor b y
was precipitated from the -giddy height of at
least forty or fifty feet to the yard below.
, From the Second story of ithe building, A n
the rear,, there is a . flight of steps extending
out for some , distance ; into the yard, ,witu a
railing on each side. In falling it is supposed
his side struck the railing and hia feet came In
t'e refsioh be gives. At any rate, the railing
layin& Ift te yard. while one of the steps was
Bplit Into two pieces, one of which was-found
laying on, the ground beneath. H t .
Two gentlemen sitting at the. back door, of
an office on Princess street saw the-youth per
forming the perilpus-i feat of: walking around
the chimney,) with hut a narrow space upon
which to obtain a foothold, and also saw him
when he was precipitated from the dangerous
I hele-htT Thev h'nrrled t.n trie Vnena nf th !.'
ni, -w va .i
waM
Ii. :.::ii! r; : . ",.,. i Vi
i vuay up nao uuv. uKujcruusiy uu.ru,.
L. The pbprboy was carried Into fithe ! parlor
I nd placed upon a-' sofa . and two physicians
I SQtnmoned. who. - nnfvn ''eTitmiiiatlnri ifnnnrt
h.k.; ,;
m r v w u vu v v a w a u
any wise serious. ' it was also their oplnibn
that he had received no internal Injury: We
I tt-j k i-;t-: i. . .Lij
visited the patient shortly after the. accident
and found him comparatively;-easy, and very
much composed considering the fearful; shock
he had so recently experienced. It is hoped
and believed that he will soon recoverj from
his injuries and that hereafter he will be more
careful how he performs such dangerous ex
periments as the one which came so near rc-
sultlng in his destruction. r
If you have found anything, advertise
it in
our new department, under head of ''Lost and
Found,' at half our regular rates, for adver
tisements not exceeding fire lines V, jHtf
March of the Cholera.
The cholera Is said to have shown itself in
Paris as well as in London. What guarantee
have we that it will not soon be seen on. this
side of the Atlantic? And, once let
loose
upon us, when, where, how will it end ?
As
it has been, so It maybe again. Two weeks
ago, ssys the Norfolk Yirginian, and its e
marks apply with equal force here in Wilmlng
ton, wevsuggested the propriety' of eahHary
precautions. As we learned tne scourge was
still speading westward in Eurppe,"we repeat-
ad the warning; . and to day we recur to it,
with an increased assurance of the necess'ty
for prompt preparation against this frightful
malady.. f , ......a.-t.. .;.
It is especially important that our seaboard
cities should be immediately cleansed.
We
are not disposed to arouse aDDrehension
pre-
maturely, or unnecessarily. But. as nubile
journalists, we would be unfaithful to the pub-
lie interests, if we should fail to point to the
danger that threatens, and to urge the means
of averting it. . . , " .
As the fire in the prairie stops burning
where the grass stops growing, so wll
1 the
cholera be brought to a halt when it finds no
filth to feed upon. Preparation for war
best guarantee of peace. ? i '. ? -
s the
Boarders. v.- . X f i-.
' If you want Boarders,, advertise in our new
department, under head of Wants," -at half
our regular rates,1 for advertisements nit ex
eeding five lines. '
tf
Complimentary.
a hw ptt. n r.-- tnSl
Bavannah naner thus comnllments that nUe-
man In '.t.,,, V
man in words tnat will find a ready response
in tbe heart of every Wilmingtonian
Who
others of the coast wise steamships,' we
.r 1 1. I 1 . . . ; 1
caD? 1
ru purmixperiencc, uearuiy recom-
... I. ' .ft r'J '
whose business r pleasure may lead them to
iravei
berths
ing on
... . . .. . ... .! ' I I
wnnai amorougniy "good leuow," lanse a
cuuiwuu pumer, iuu ,uu,:'ursiueB vurciuMjr 1
aueuamg 10 fneaie uavisraiion oi uis snip, 1
SDares no Partis to see that all hi&inassenffera 1
are madQ entirely ;comfortable.v.r .1; y.
''i.'.rfOjfjrJi'alt"
HI VEB A3fD M ARISE JtK WS.
iff 1C
i ki Alt-.-. .ii-i-' SxTmuxrlAug.!li.i;ts
j me Brig Aiuepta . ;Vapi. - if osteri from
New York and bound to 8avannah; Ga.7 with :a
cargo of assorted? merchandise, rarrired here
ye8tertay'Caprosfepoite his - v sssel
leaking jbadly .from having run ashore on Wry-i
ing Fan Shoals. . The cargo will discaarged
to allow the necessary repairs to the vessel
before proceeding' on ' her voyage. - The Lea
was towed np to the city by one; of the T -ifer
Bisjiop Atkinson's Appolntmeiits.
f Bishop Atkinson has made theYoQowiiig ap
pointments : r.:: i;; '.v.-vftw .Iv.-rvlrf n?
Lenoir, . . . ... . . . Angx
Valln (rncU .- .". .'. . .
.August 13.
16.
'.18.
27.
Wilkesboronkhi jf.v; f1;4'
G winn's Chapel. ; r . . . -v-j hj
Turner's Factoi-yi Ire4eU.cpaDtyr- &
BtatesTille; t w 1 .i;. U-uo
LIncolnton...'. .v;.. '1 ;
50.
High ShoalstMj
Charlotte;, mi
LeaksTlIl el. Vi ; . .
3.
1.
6.
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St. Mary OraQge county,, .
Hillsborouzh.t..
Kittrell's 8prings, Granville co...
Lonisbnrg.u. jv. . i. i ' "
12.
13.
Henderson.,
15.
17.
18.
SO.
- It
VAWS.S 4OS
niuwuiBuuivyiyi . , .............
Warrenton, 'fjftiii vv
nornwara, as&uringmem i . pleasant ine proiessiopai temperance lecturer. ;xisu ; t . .w - -r . !
. good fare, and aTerllqirlWisiia1eJ'jrinaihboBa! nratnrv ia mnch in the con- English BlSCUrt. .NlC NaC. Briihantj
lM versationalrand: persuasive ; style., He ' l CornhilL f , V
SITITDAY; AUGUST 20.;
Oar Chip Basket. ;
-T What relatives ought to make the best pe-
destrlans-step sons.
. A warning for fashionable assemblies
look on for the paint. .
r
- Why is coffee like an axe with a dull edge?
Because it has to be ground before it can be
used.' : :"- -
O ne who has reflected a gOQd deal on the
I lapse of ages prefers, on the whole, the age of
seventeen.
The most beautiful women in the United
States are said to be those employed in the tel
egraph offices. , : r j; l il ! Yv j
-,, r 'Pa, what can 1 do, unless you get me a
riding habit,-up here in the country ?7 "Get
into the habit of walking, my dear." ; ;
An exchange saj'S a New Hampshire' wo
man picked 59,500 huckleberries in. ten hours.
How loug did it take her to count them ?
ilton says : 'Is there anything specially agree-
able in counting greenbacks till your fingers
.bleed Few of us will ever know. ;! ' -' ! !
,A' gentleman one dsy indiscreetly asked
a lady how old she was. ."Let me see. I was
eighteen when I was married, and my husband
was thirty;lnow tie Is twicet:thirty, that' is
sixty;' bo of course I am twice, eighteen, .that
is thirty-s x." " . ' ' ' 7-.'; '.V '.,!'.
Dr. Hall4 has written.; a long article to
prove that It is unhealthy for a, man and ; wife
I Commercial knows of some wives t that would
make it unhealthy for their husbands to sleep
anywhere else. i'l -'. rI .
I M ... . :
bJflitlb U T U tr Jli W T11M
Weldon has -just got its first
boll of new cotton. . '
wL Kew'flour is selling for $5 per
sack, in Asheville. , ,
-A.J1 tne; Western papers- are
complaining of dry weather.
' The town hall and market
house at Weldoa are nearly completed. ,
The 1 number ; of visitors at;
Asheville this season is greater than that
of last year. . - :
Sufferers by the late , fire in
Goldsboro are, , we , are . pleased to learo,
already makinjr arrangements , to rebuild,
v" 1,. ?. , X . Vr T
.: - the Wife OI Hon. A; XI. Jones,
the Asheville Pioneer says, was seriously
injured on Wednesday last, by . being
thrown from a carriage.
-r- The Old North State of Salis
bury, says: We regret to learn, that the
barn of Mrs. Eller, of this county, was
burned at about 12 o'clock, JML., on Mon-
1 day last believed to have been the work
of an incendiary. 1 ; , . , . .
I t ; The' Sentinel Says : Com pa -
nies I and K, 4th U. S.. Artillery, sent to
this city some weeks ago,- how that the
election is oyer, are ordered back to their
old quarters at Fortress Monroe. They
took their departure yesterday - morning,
Tho Winston '. Sentinel ,, Says :
The drouth throughout this section . of
the country is general, and . has cut the
I corn and tobacco crops, short. , The corn
crop on the. uplands will be almost a total'
failure, aad the tobacco will scarcely
average half a crop.
- John J ackson, a prisoner
confined in stokes jail for counterfeiting
nickel five cent pieces, was carried before
Judge - Pearson last week ; on ' a writ ' of
habeas corpus the Judge, says the Wins
ton bentinely declined to take any action
in the matter, and informed the prisoner
that be must either, lie in 'jail until the
next term of the Stokes Superior Court or
take bis chances before the Federal Court
in Salisbury.
Alludino to the uddress ot
Bishop Gibbonsln Haleigh oa Thursday
night, the Sentinel says : Net withstand- I
iner the threatening aspect of t he weather,
on rnursaay uignc, ii.t. xvev; Jiisnpp wu-
.. . . -i - i j T" . "r-i t- i ; ? t.
bons was greeted by a respectable audience
at Metropolitan Hall, to hear his' address
on temperance. . As was 9 Jiave leen ex-
J?' he h,?h t Putap :thl
aisunguisnea preiaie, xne aaaress was au
able effort. It was a plain, practical state-
mpnt. nf fhfi fivila nf intpmnprancft on the
one hand and the blessioss of temperance
... ' " .
ison and common sense of his audience, to-
'Anir Hi vested ot the rant and-, trick which
so qttenr dishgure and man tee enorts ot
onaQ Xra ranlillo lint frtrOiKlir Ann riicfinoflv
V-w" "T'' V " . 'VJ
pv g",u6
memory as ic were, to n 19 nearera 10r.no.
V- J.n.c .Lfc.
one can soon or readily forget wbat so I
jipsw The address occupied little over; ah
hppr in its delivery, though contained
blatter sufficient ior.a score - ot addresses.'
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i;
AT P, BENCH ' S
Low foriCash i: ;
Eis $3 00 i Whiskey is xPhre aftd (
Kill
Good.
W. B. FCENCH,
aagu-ix
Cor. Market and Second sts.
TflHE undersigned having qualLfled as Ad-
. jl mmisxraior upon xne estate' or wm. u.
Kelley, deceased, hereby gives notice to : all
' persons, indebted to said intestate to eomo
forwaid and make payment; and all'tbose
naving claims agamas ine same are nounea
to present them, duly authenticated, within,
the time prescribed by law; otherwise this
notice wm do pieaa in oar or tneir recovery.
aug 20-tf
GEO: H KELIiET, Admr.
1871. Whole Ho. ; 1,218
NEW AD V ERTISEMENTS.
. MEDIC AlTailSTAlXES.
, It took the faculty abont, a thonsand years
to discover that the best way Jo enro disease
was not to render the patient too weak to con
tend with It. " Within the last twenty years,
however, the whole system ot medical. prac
tice has been changed for the better. In dis
eases or complaints caused by excessive heat.
for instance, the doctors no longer recommend
the , reduction of ; the invalid's strength by
prostrating medJcino!?. ..The , vast , success
which has attended the use of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters as a remedy for debility ", has'
given even the most -prejudiced members Qf
the old school an insight into the only true
and rational theory of -.cure. Can tharides
calomel and overpowering doses of opium.
are now among the obsolete nostrums of
another age. The lancet, once as much the
legitimate weapon, of the physician as the-
sword is of the soldier, is seldom drawn from
its case.. The. principle of life is no longer
water-gruel for tho strengtliless invalid has
ceased. tQ be considered an; appropriate diet.
Vigor is the motto of tlie rational members of
tho profession, and they, understand, at last,
t.hn vain a of & aterlinar vegetable tonic. So.
aJsb, with, the people at larga and without
consultiriK meaicai . men Hi an, xney .nave
adopted the bitters as a household remedy
thp.rflhv eoonomiaine both cash and health.
Note the fact, that Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters is sold in ootttes only, never in pais, ana
that the abortions springing up in various
parts of the country, ana sometimes offered
as substitutes for the great national specific,
are all utterly worthless. - Hvqf
. aug20eodlw SurWe Fri
Concord CtiapNil!
:T EGTJLAR MEETING - MONDAY JEYEN
AX ING NEXT, at 7 o'clock. . , ... . , , -
,:... . C. W. OLDHAM,
aug20-it. ' Secretary.'
In Store and to Arrive :
16.000
BUSHELS CORN, ?
, ,
I l,0O0 Bbls. Flour,
S40 Sacks Coffee.
, 25 Hhds. Demaraia and F. B. Sugar,.
: 150 Bbls Refined Sugar, : i.m'
50 Hhds. Smoked Sides and Shoulders,
: - . 37 Hhds. D. S. Sides and Shoulders, .
135 BBLS.: PORK, j u 40 Tons Hoop Iron,
, . , . - - -
- 300 Packages Rivets, '' 50 BBLS. GLUE,
330 KEGS NAILS, . BBLS. TWINE,
300 BOXES SOAP,-' 285 Boxes Candles,
50 Case3 Lye and Potash. . ,
' : ; ! ; i 75 Dozen Water Bnckets,
300 BEAMS WKAPPING PAPER, '.'
80,000 Paper Bags, ; lO Bbjs. Pickles,
60 Cases Pt Qt. and Gallon Pickles,
iso Rolls OF DOUBLE ANCHOR BAGGING,
mva-.,anJt via
, . ..'
125 Cases Brandy Peaches,
I . . - ) ; - . 30O BAGS SHOT,
'leo BOXES AND BARRELS CRACKERS.
for sale by 4 '.. , v : -
; f. w.kerchner,
aug 20-tf
; 27, 2S and 23 North Water St. .
Fine Linen Shirt
CLO THING
AT THE LOWEST PRICES !
Half Hose, Ilondfeerchlefs, Clolhs and
, i. Castimerea. r r i'-'t '
,: SUITS MADE TO OKDEU: '
,: ' MUNSON' & CO.; v
CLOTHING and FURNISHING STOBE, '
aug 23-tf , . 38 Market Street, ' ;
Blclntire & French. "
W?!Ni?
... ,. ; r, n. ;,,t,i f;
OX HONDA T, Slat instant
and. ; eontinue for ..ten- davs,: our stock ' of
TSloa iriiie -WMf a
. , . . , h
,,Lacq Goods rand Fancy; Articles,,
; , . , . ,:
j:.in. Greai'anetyat'
NEW YORK COST, FOR CASH
y WlLWKOTOK, Aug. 20, 1871-iit J;!1
TTTJNTLEY AjPALMEB'S EnrfishSponge,
j A. v" ,r r ifcUSJcaod sugar vraiexs.- i,
: .-ri. wWrrnn''
ra.-ACKBNZUC-MACKBNZrw:
Jyl
A L.BEBT .BISCUIT.'
A MEBICAN BISCUIT AND CBACKEB9.
, ., In great variety, fre&h by every Steamer.
; .;.-:'.-,, ClIAS. D. MTEBS ft CO.:
j :aug 20-tf : n t 0 3 1 " c ; v . : ; 7 North Front 8tJ r
OOD SWEET TABLE B0TTEB,
';:":?::i.t 40 cents per cent.
f CUAS.: D. MTEBS A CO.,
y aug 20-tf rv J t j'.-V j? f0?1 'ron Street
Just i In--A jNem lot !
..;;AT: : :,.'.) I-'
5 O
V)ff
aug 20-tf:
vTS, v V fii?n of the Big Boot.
I II vjV laterally Translated.
.HE Histoiy of Rome by Titus .Livins.
Books L JUX xdto any Translated, with
Notes and Illustrations, hv p. Spillan and Cyrus-
Edmon da. 1 vols., 12m o, clotht-$i 00.
(Llvy forms the 2Jd and 21th vols, of Harper's
New Classical Library, a series of Literal
Translation of the Greek and Latin Authors
read in American schools and colleges.) : :. , .
BENCH AND BAB.
the Wit, Humor,
A Complete Digest of
the Wit. Humor. Asperities and Ameni
ties 5 ot ithe Law. By 'L. A J. Blgelow. New
Edition, with - Additions. Fortraits. 1 Crown
8vo,Cloth,$2 00..
; For sale at
augl8-tf
I UEINSBEBGEiw &
Live Book Stoic."
i-fis P:.K. FRF,4IV A CO AS vl
HATES OF ADVEKTISING i , ,. ;
One Square one day, ..... .. ; . . -
' i,-," two days,. .-...'.'.. ...
A . m three days,.:...w....;..:..... 2 WJ
-. - roar days...... 2 v
five days,. ............... see
" one weekv ............... ...... a w
viar Contract Advertisements taken at pro
portionately low rates. , ,
Marriages, Deaths, Religlonff, rnneral and
Obituary notices will be lncrt4"1 at half rates
when paid for in art vance ; ofherwlHe full rates
will be charged. - ; . . ...
TxBva Cosh on demand. ' : . ' ;
AUCTION' SALES.
7. JAMES, Auctioneer.
i r By JA JIES A MEAKES.
; Elegant City , Eesidence.
:;-. i ' Veky 'bast terms. -"
ON THDESD AY MOBNING, 8ept.'7ih. at 11
o'clock, at Exchange Carner, we will sell
that '--'
. ELEGANT HOUSE AND LOT,
desirably and centrally located on the North
east COKNEB SECOND and CHESTNUT STS ,
well known as the BIVEBA PROPERTY. ,
; ; The house Is large and roomy, containing
seven fine apartments, including a brick base
ment On the street level, besides Closets, Pan
tries, Ac. '- y .--
V-VsJ. TME LOT IS 6xl33 FEET, ;
66 feet on Second and 133 feet on Chestnut
street, leaving ample space for tbe erectiouot
another dwelling on Chestnut street. There
are on the premises a large double Kitchen
house, with foar rooms, store-room, -wood-house,
well, Ac. .j .... ' ; . -
- TEKMS-Jne-fourth cash, balance 6, 12, If,
24 and 80 months, with interest from date.
July 25-ts Tu Th and Sat ; .. , ' - '
J. 'TJAMESi Auctioneer.
1 i
BY JAMES & MEARES.
City Real Estate for Sale
BY virtue of a decree of the Superior Court
of New Hanover county, lstued June
Term, 1871, to ne directed, for foreclosure of
a certain mortgage deed executed to the Wll.
Building Association Dy Clarissa A. Williams,
X shall proceed to sell, on Tuesday, August 22,
1871,' at the Court House, at 11 o'clock A. M.,
that certain -piece of property desciibed ti.
said mortgage deed, to wit Beginning on the
western line of Fourth street, at a point 132
feet South of the southwestern Intersection'
of Fourth street with Bladen,; thenee South
with said line of Fourth street 66 feet, thenco
westwardly in a' parallel with Bladen street
166 feet, thence northwardly in a line parallel
with Fourth street 66 feet, and thence east,
wardly in a line parallel rwith Bladen street
165 ieet to the beginning, being east part of
log 9, jsiocz per pian 01 city or winning- :
4-rwt oil
ngnt, title, interest, privileges
and appurtenances belongln
to pr. in any
wise appertaining to saia ian
W. B. EM PIE,
:-.'"-!, Com.
July 23-ts
J T. JAMES, Auctioneer;'
By JAMES & MEARES.
Plantation for Sale
BY virtue of a decree of the Superior Court
for New Hanover county, Issued at June
Term, 1871, for foreclosure of a certain mort
gage executed by A. C. Bembaugh to F. W.
Foster, and by him" assigned to E. B. Brink, I
shall proceed to sell, on Tuesday, the 2M dav
of. August, 1871, at the Court House Poor, at
11 o'clock, to the highest bidder for Cash, all
of that certain tract or parcel of land in the
town of Lillington, described in said mort
gage deed, as follows : Beginning at an iron,
wood tree at the junction G afford 's Branch
and Riley's Creek, thence by lands of James
Garrason, S. B3J. W. 196 polos to a light wood
tree, thence W. 7, N. 161 poles to a stake In
the main road: thence P. 74$, W. 65 poles to
stake, thence by lands of Burnett, 8. 21, W.
207 poles to .Biley '8 Creek, thence with the
main run of said creek to the beginning. ,
U T E B M S' C A 8 II . , v".-
W. K. EMPIE, "
. Commissioner.
July23.tds
u OUR REVISED
Co-0 p e r a t i y e Price s
TOBACCO GOODS
f'yi;,- IS YET DB AWING I..;...; "'. 'j.i:
CROWDS OF C. 0, D. CUSTOMERS,
To No. 1 2 X.iarket St.
. ' -By
aug6-tf v
D. PIQOTT,
Toboeeonlst.
For Rent.
Fob ONE YKAB from OCTOBSB 1st, il871,
THAT DESIRABLE STOIIE, No.',
South Front Street , at present occupied by
IT Milt? Messrs. 8HBIEB BBO. v
THAT DESIBABLE STOCE, NoV.-' '
North Front Street, s at present' occupied by.
i : c ? Mri; JOHN D. LO VK. ' : lr;rJ
:.Forparticulars,.applyto
aug5-tr buuitir.tjri n A. LESSMAN. v
V rSCHOOL NOTICE. :
TIDE subscriber will open, during the en
suing Autumn, a School for Bovs in this
city: The number of pupils will Delimited to
twenty-five. An extended experience In I Je
instruction of youtn. 1 leel to be the best;
pledge I can offer to the public. ' -
.V, rr. VL K. MEADE.
' Bsr&nBvoBS : Bishop Atkinson, Bevds.cA.A.
Watsonj D. D., H. L. Singleton and Geo. Pat
terson. . ;
vFor terms, apply to Col. J W.s Atkinson. ! xt
July 6-eod3m, Th Sat Tu , i;r r , . , ..
S AMUEL It. 1ITJX T I 2tf ;
'c: .-,; , - Auctioneer. -' y ;
THE undersigned respectfully solicit pat
ronage as Auctioneers and Beal Estate
Agents.-' .;': u ; ;: .' ""-.r .'.;?!-..;
JSjr Personal attention to business."!
Office at the office of Yfeati Deceased, -
until October 1st, 187L . , v
; i.-uiiu:- &u ,vt SaWUKL R. BUNTING,
ITotir.fi -
O:';. ,vo s;i o ifa-.ri!'.) tt i!i;vr
AVING sold out all my interest in Store ,
No. 4S South Market Street, to F. GOTTBEBG, ,
the business In the future ! will be conducted '
lnhernaine f.i-:Tv- '.; A i' ::: ': i
! aug.9-law6w W- . .. ' JL GOTTBEBG, .
WANTC.
"i rABTTED Purchasei to call at 8. Levy's, j
YV M Market street, and examine his stock
of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, khoes, Uata,
Notions, Ac,; which are now selling at actual
eot.t.jil" .i-yifi.,-.'--.. (mayJlMm '
LOOT AND FOUHD.
TTIOUND A place where Dry Goods, Cloth
Jj ing. Boots, Sboes, Hats, Notions, 4a, are
being told at actual cost. 8. Levy's, 44 Market
street, is the place. ,. , f.? tmay80-4m .'
FOR GALE OR RENT.
EOS SALS At Act it At Cost, by 8. Levy, -r
44 liarket street. Dry Goods, ClothLig.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, c. Call ana
secure bargains. . , may 80-4m
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