r PUBLISHED DAILY, ' .f '
wj M BERNARD, Editor and Propr,
Qyyioa, Dawson Bank Buildings, Front fit.
nnfl vear, in advance... ...........7 00
S&i in advance 3 60
Sw-I- months, in advance.....). ,... 00
.nonth. in advance 75
rue Horhiho Star will br deli vered in 'any
part of the City at F vttMv. Cknts per week a
HSETEOROIAtfIAJL ILKCOItO. I u
. Aug. 2G, L871. ;
Barom- lnec-
Teter ; mom"
eier . eter.
80:11 -81
30.10 s 89
SO. 11 8L'
Time.
Wind.
Weather
.7 A. M.
2 t. M.
1 M.
SE fresh Cloucjy
o ui iso. c ic air
a iresn rair
MeanTemp."of day, 83 deg.- ' - r
Note. All barometric readings aro reduced
to Ibe sea-level and to 83 degrees Fahrenheit
. i 4 : i ,i - Robbkt 4 3ht both,!
- .. Serg't Signal Service U. si. A.
Weather Reporf. . , j
War Dbpabtmjentvj -Office
of Chief Signal Officer,
.. 'Washington, Aug. 264:85 P. M. J .
Probabilities. . ;...),.
The barometer will probably fall very gene
rally except in the Golf States, and local rains
continue from Indiana to Maine. , Brisk south
west winds on the South Atlantic, ' and south
east on the Middle Atlantic coast The ; cy
clone will probably diminish . Its. central area
bat spread unto an extended rain from Ten
nessee to Ohio," Virginia' and New Jersey.
Failing barometer, with - increasing westerly
winds, for Lake Superior. , - , ' f
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THE
V II UCU II UECTOIt
"ST.
SuNDAr, 'August 27. V
Joint services in the Parishes, of St James,
and St. John's. , ' 1
Twelfth Sunday after Trinity: - !
Morning Prayer at . St. John?6 at .11 A M; .
Evening Prayer at St. James' at 6 P. M, -
' .First Baptist Chureli. y "J;;'
Cokneb Market and Fifth Streets, .
Rev; JVC. Hiden, Pastor.-' :
Services at 11 A. M.; and 5 P.M. " ' ; .
Sunday. School at 9 A.. M. . ..
Young Men's Prayer Meeting Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock in room above Pastor's study.- ? - -
Weekly Prayer Meeting Thursday: night at
8 o'clock. : ' ' ; ",
Second Baptist Clmrchi, . . ...
Corner of SirrH and Church Streets!
Kev. J. E. King, Pastor. ' y
Sunday School at 9 A. M. " ' '
Services at 10 A. M. and 7 P. M. .
l'rayer Meeting every. Tuesday night at
o'clock. -- 4- -
I irst Presbyterian Chinrch,
Corner Third and Orange Streets, f
xiev. H. L. Singleton, Pastor. -Services
atlOX A. M. by Rev. N. Z. Graves.
Sunday School exercises commence atr 8
P. II. . .--vv,r----w-:-iv,-1,-
Lecture Thursday evening at 7o'clock.
St. Thomas Church (Catholic),
On Dock Between Second and Third Sts-
Mass at 64 and 10 A. M. Vespers " at 4
P. M., Rev.'M. S. Gross, officiating clergyman.
Front Street"!!. E. Church, SouthJ
CoitxER Walnut and Front, Streets.
liev. Dr. Moran, Pastor. :: J J '
Services at 10 A. M. and 8 P. M. : - V v
Sunday School 3 P. M.
Regular weekly Prayer Meeting Wednesday
nitfht at 8 o'clock. Ail are invited to atteud.
The pews in this church are all free. Gentler
manly "ushers will be in waiting to onduct
strangers to seats. . . .. ;
Filth Street JUj . Church,
Fifth Between Church "and Nun Streets.
Rev. Frank H. Wood Pastor.
Services at 10 A. M., and at 8 P. M. -. L :
Sunday School at 9 A. M.
Class Meeting Tuesday at 8 P. M. -
Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 P. M.
iit. Paul's EvatuXntheran Church,,
Market "Street, Corner of Sixth.,, if
Rev. G. 'D. Bernheim, Pastor." ' '
Sunday School at 9 A. M.
Services at 10 A. M. by Rev. H. B. Burrj
; Seamen's Bethel, ,
Dock. Between Front and Water Streets,
Services at 7 P. M., by Rev. H.. B. Burr.
Christian Chapel (Colored Methodist),
Corner Church asd Seventh Streets.
Sabbath School at9 A. M. -
Services at II A. M., 3K P. M. anjl 8 P. M.
by the Pastor, Rev. Ellis Lavender. S
St. Paul's (colored Episcopal),'
Corner Orange and Fourth. Streets,
Services at 10 A.M. and 8 P. M., by Rev. C.
O. Brady (col.)
Positively Selllns Out at Cost at No.'
44. Market Street. : ;
Having rented the store now occupied by Mr.
John G. Bauman, corner Trout, and Market
Streets, and intending .to open there with an
entire new Stock of Goods, I now offer ray
entire, present stock of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,' Hats, Notions,' &c, &c,at
actual cost. ' -it '':'i.'-A :
Persons wishing to purchase will do well
by calling. on; me before buying.elsewhere," as
luey will ceruiniy be able to get bargains at
, ;-:;:;:'-L';TV.'-S.Xevx's,-J,'
may 80 4m 4Ngxt door. td Patten's Bakery.
Ueinsberoer's Live Book Store, 89 Market
ft. Records, Ledgers, Legal Cap Paper, and a
general assortment of Blank Books, Ac.
Hostetter & SariTHCelebrated Stomach
Bitters. , " V 4 . - J
K. Erbecke, - Secretary German "Assbcia
tion. -v- 'f.iT'' - f x i
Munson iSt-Co, City Clothiers. Suits made
to order. . .
H. Bubkimeb, Sign of the ''Indian ,ChiefV
Imported and Domestic.Segars. .-rAV ; . ' r, ',
. Lee & Shepabd TbV ' Yery ; Best Church
Music Booki, .ii?vi-sr-i9'?3f 'l'Sf l Vt- M'.'.yi
W. l,.CAApAT;.Ci
Dudley' Ejlljs. No. 41 ;Market ' Btreei-'
F. kERCHEBj2728and IJ9NWater st;
Bagging and Tje?t Corn arid Hay&ct i
C'.D Mters & Co: , No. 7 North Front st.--
rresn urouna; Java jjonee, c
0. G. pARSLET-Co(ipQWdeiVvLime, Ce-
. "lent, ."i-il.rf
G. a; NBWEtigetrt Hall's Combination
Sewing Machine Attachment .smS-uy t? ;, , k
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iiy Court.'
The following cases were dispossed of yes"-
terday ;1 U'--mtrt-
Kebecca Jones, charged with the larceny of
a certain amount of jpnoneyotip
and defendant discharged. .:. . Zt
Mary Kenan, charged with" retailing withoui
license, was found not guilty and discharged,
Beverly Scott, 'charged with seduction and
btRterdy. '-Kol. 'pro. -entered on. pajment of
One white man, whose name we are i request!
ei to withhold was up forflghtingquaVrelKig,
cursing, &c, but was found not guilty and dia
charged oh the plea 'thathe acteoSiu 'Jself-dfef
Two other caiea verotinie4ye
other cases veroconthmed byer;J-1 1
ol. VIII-ITor 134. : j
l.or.al Dots.
v There have been no shrimps io-t market
during the past week, owing tff the hiRh tide"?.
Bishop Gibbons; of this city, is- advertised
to deliver a discourse at the Town Hull in
Salisbury this evening. .
-We'are requested td6taie'luatRev. N. Z.
Graves will All the pulpit of the: lst Presbyte
rian Church this morning. t - f...t : , t .
The second regular mecti g of the Ger
man Association will be held at Runge's Half
to-morrow evening, at 8 o'clock.
We learn from, the Jiobesonian that the
outlaws have succeeded in obtaining twelve
signatures to tbeir petition to the Governor
for .pardon. K '
- Rev. G D. Bernheira, Pastor of the Luthe
ran Cunrch in this city, preaches, in St. John's
(Lutheran) Church, Salisbury, this: morning
and evening. 'r XTrn "y TJTrY v
. ' Adjutant General Gorman arrived ia Lnm
berton on Friday, 'accompanied by a detach
meut of ; U. S. soldiers. The Jlobtsonian 6ays
active operations are to commence at opce,
' Among the visitors at Kfttrell's Springs
during the past week, Stone, of the Weldon
2fewst noticed the families of Col. R. R. Bridg-
er8, Gen. Robert Ransom and Dr. Wright, of
this city, ' - 1 'N,
The third Quarterly Meeting of Fifth
Street M. E. "Church, which commenced on
yesterday, 'will be eontiuedto day. RevDr.
CIoss, Presiding Elder,' will preach morning
and evening" " ' , , uK
;., Mr. RL." Harris has our thanks for Uthe
N. Y. Ledgernnd. Chimaey Corner lor the "''cur
rent .week.. He'keeps a full supply o aUVthe
latest a fid most 1 popular 1 publications ;at his'
NewsStand on Front street. ..' '
We have been requested to call the i atten
tion of the Health officers to the lot on Second
street, between Orange and Ann, known as the
Tanyard.lot,;it being a very low lot where filth
accumulates in abundance, and where there is
at present a full crop of all kinds of obnoxious
weeds. - ; ,
Thanks to Mr, Ht . Burkhimer, of No. 6
Market streot, for one of his patent cases of
"My Own Brand" of cigars, which i we. have
tried and found to possess all the qualities of
a fine ckrar. Lovers of the - weed . will find
everything to his taste at Mr. Burkhimer's es
tablishment. .
About City Taxes.
-There being some talk in the community
that the City Clerk and Treasurer is acting pre
maturely in' making announcement that, city
real and personal-tixes must be paid by the
1st of September, or they will be put on the
delinquent list and advertised, he requests us
to copy for publlcjh formation Sec: 4 of the tax
ordinance,; which isas follows: V ; L ?i -
' Sec. 4. The Tax:Collector shall,5 from and
after the second day of September, 1871, pro
ceed to collect the taxes upon Real." Estate,
that may then be due and rernainingrui.paid,
BY DISTRESS, A3 13 PROViDED BY LAW.
, It may be well to state that the re has been no
alteration in this particular section since last
year. ; - - . -
Necessary Precnntlolls.
The authorities give notice In another col
umn that no . person arriving directly from
Charleston during the, prevalence of the epi
demic wi'l be allowed to stop within the cor
porate limits 6( this city,' and that no person
who visits ; Charleston from; this ci!y.will be
alio Wed to return during the continuance of
the fever This order, we learn, will go into
effect commencing with to-day. v For the pur
pose of enforcing it an -officer will - be at
Meares' Bluff on the arrival of each train.
The public are also notified that no melon
or cantelope rind must be thrown icto the
streets 6r alleys of the city.' "
Retired.' '' 1 '.:
We notice that our old friend, A.--J.:?Yopp,
Esq.l for the past twenty-seven years or there
abouts, an attache of the Journal office' as Com
merciar Editor, has severed " his "connection
with that paper. A connection of such long
standing made him appear a permanent fixture
of the establishment, and it must .seem odd to
him to he so suddenly interrupted in.hia regu
lar routine of duties. We wish him much sue
cess in his retirement i, -- ir; -
Personal,
The Weld on Iffews says V We" had the pleas
are of seeing in-our office on Wednesday Mr.
Josh. James, the Associate Editor of that Ster.
ling sheet, the -Wilmington Journal. Mr,
James ; ' and lady - were goiug to Kitt rell's
Springs and from thence to the Western por
tion of the1 State, to 6pend a brief holiday from
the heat of the Cape Fear cityl ;
Ponds to be Drained. " ; .
t'.'-..) 6 ivar(l mio (iuuu luttticij iiui iu ui iuo
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, near the
Charl otte'd epo t, ah d also the one n DaWsoh
street, aear Frqnt, iu the Southern part of the
cityi w 11, by order of the eity authorities, be
drained oh Monday. vThis will have a mate
rial cfTect upoH .: th t ' heal th of the ' city in the
localities mentioned. . " "
- , j ivi ' . ' .J . r Si . - . rik;4 1-
The Llutheran Cbnreh. - -. . . .?
. Rev. Mri Bernheim, of St . Paul's Lutheran)
Church, being absent in attendance upon the
Synod 6f North Carolina now in session in Da
vidson 'county his pulpit will - bo filled this
morning, at 10 o'clock, by Rev. H. B. Burr
of eeaSen'a BehelThW
vices at. night ztTjiA tijixi ifff f
ExenrsIori.'-iK l'-t
.There will be a grwd'excursipn given by th
Choir of the First AMiAnjSfjfmtnreui
the benefit of the Chur'c6) oneSteamel'
Waccamaw on Monday, Sept. 4th, accompanied
ly the Closer BudjBrass audVHT)1? WW
leave her wharf at 9 o'clock precisely. ; It j
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Printing Infc,'' i. '
A full supply, of Robinson's Printing. Inks
kept constantly ; on hand at the office of the
MninotarI rhesV inareequaj, if not
superior, to any manufactured in this country.
Kegs of 25 iep!
benefit SrSfePli) 8ollc!
ited. : ) : 4; "i-; " i- -"W . " 1
v - r ! , , f, " ' ' ,' i v" i , f -"l,"'"'.'. c
TWIIHI1TGT0N,. c.,:SUNDAYi ATTGUST 27.187L Whole Ho. 1,224
The Yellow Fever, in CharlestonCor
- respondence.' "
i It having been definitely ascertained that the
yellow ever .really existsin Xharliston, and
that it t hauheeji Ideclaredl 6ytuei Biardzf
Health of that ciljrtfct it has assumed an cpi;
demic form, Acting Mayor Ci; ad bourn imme
diately set to work to call to hisassfslifjc? f he
best medical advice he could obtain, and to
secure the co operation of prominent gentle-..
men of the city, for, the purpose of "counseling
together as to . the best means to be adopted
to place the city in a good sanitary condition,
and to prevent, if possible, the. introduction
of the feaVful disease into our midst; In pur
suance of this object, he has organized an Ad
visory Committee, as' will be seen by the an
nexed correspondence, said committee to per
form the functions usually exercised by a reg
ularly organized Board of Health: It is hoped
that our citizens generally, will cordially.co-
operate with them, in any measures they may
adopt to secure the safety of the city from the
ravages of thelerrible disease. . The following
is the correspondence alluded to : ; m
-ljiia(t--iiT-ir tO'.-MATOB.8 OFFICE
; President College of Physicians - t
'Dear Sir: I have been officiatlyInformed by
me mayor oi jnanesion,- o. v., 'inai yeiiow
fever has made itsppearance in that city ana
has become epidemic I desire thatj tbis city
sliOuld be put in as good saniiary condition
as possible, and iu this we need medical advice.
I therefore request that ypu appoint, a com
mittee of two, (including yourself),' from your
body, to confer - and ' advise with: myself and
the Marshal about this matter, cp 'j jx ;n
v .Very respectfully, ..J,
: "..X,'-.. " . jYour ob't sery'f,' ' "
'-'""'" ' ;'v" 'v ; " Geo. Chadbourn.v '
;:'-iJ ; - .. .-- Acting Mayor; !-
. Wilmington, K CM Aug, 26, 1871. ' ,
Hon. Geo Chadbourn, Mayor protemimi
''' Sir.' I have the honor to; acknowledge -the
receipt of ',your, communication -of. this A. M.
In reply.I commend the course you have taken.
as one very important to the welfare and safety
of our people. ' r:r ; : ; 1
Feeling the importance of medical advice in
this matter, I do cheerfully comply with your
request by appointing Drs. Satchwell, Norcom,
Bellamy and Loiq, who will unite with me in
rendering you the services desired. .
- 1 " I am, sir, very respectfully,"
' Your obedient servant,
. : J. Francis Kino.
' . Mayor's Office,
' .'. Wilmington, Aug. 26, 1871, t...
Dr. W, W. Harriss, - , ,; : s
President Chamber of Commerce : .
Dear Sir .'Having been officially informed
by the Mayor of Charleston, 8. . C, that . the
yellow fever lias made its appearance iu that
city, and has become epidemic, I desire that
this city shall be placed in as good sanitary
condition as possible, and to accomplish this,
I request that you appoint a committee of two,
induding, yourself to confer and advise: with
myself and the Marshal upon this matter. .
, .' Respectfully, your ob't s'v't, .
: - Geo. Chadbourn. -
In response to the above letter, Dr. Harriss
has notified Acting Mayor Chadbourn that he
will cordially to operate with them ' in the
matter and appoints Mr. B. G. Worth in t con
nection with himself as members of the Com
mittce. ..
The members of the Comm ttee are request
ed to meet the Mayor and Marshal in the
office of the latter, on Monday, at 3p. M., for
consultation.
The Sleeping: Cars.
We learn that the sleeping car on the Wil
mington, Columbia and ..Augusta Railroad,
which was to' have gone South last night, was
ordered to lay over here until Monday, and
the one due herefrom Charleston this morn
ing was ordered to lay over at Farmer's Turn
out and to be ; thoroughly, disinfected before
.being brought to this city. - , . ?
Our Chip Basket.
... Rich men: have no faults. . ,
Idle hope is a waking dream. '
A fool's head never whitens.'
Too much courtesy', too much craft - '
Wlio is overnice loses many a slice. "V
T.. Every one sings as..heuhaa . the. giftjind
marries as he has the luck.
-U..C
:; Poor men seek meatfor their stomachs,
rich hien seek stomaehs for tlieir mat v
Make people think you.. consider them
clever and agreeable, and they will be pretty
apt to have a pleasant impression of "yourseir
A good little girl in Sprinfield, Mass.;
cried herself "almost to death,?'; becauseshe
forgot to thank a man who had found; her lost
canary. -r. " l
Boys, rememberyougrow old every day ;
and if you have had habits,' they grow bid,
too; and the older both get, the harder you are
to separate. .-',". - i
-7 It is much easier to lose the good opinion
of people than to regain it ; and when any one
does not care for the good opinion of others
he or she Is not worthy of respect. '
John Ditto is the'nameof the Buffalo city
engineer, nfs wife's' nam e'ls Ditto, and, . the
children are ait ' Ditto. " Wlien4hi,,sigos Ibis
name under that . of spmeboQ el'sy it is; 'f aid
to create some confusion at times. t
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KI VEIt AND MAltlNE NEWS. 5
The steamer t: Winanls, together Ivith the
wrecking schooner,: which have for some time
past been engaged af the wrecT of the JPersia
on Frying Pan Shoals,- having accomplished
their work, sailed for New-York yesterday.'5 j
Bishop A thlnson's Appointments ''"'.
Bishop Atkinsouhas made the following ap-j
pointments : ' -;;:;"-Si
Leuoir, i 4 . : ?. V f ". . iVViAugustilS
Valle Crucis,., . . " 16.
Grove Chapel, Caldwell county,!.' "'';;-' tlfc
Wilkesborough, , . 20.:
Gwinn's Chapel .C j-. k?.Vii ... V. '. '-' f 22
Turner's Factory, Iredell county, ," ' ' - 25.
StatestUleTtVi ::V. IViV;' 27j
Llncolntonv... ...... ....... .. .'. "SO.
High Shoals, Gaston county, ' Sept 1.
Charlotte . . , 1 1 -. . . v- Si
. , , r i .. It ... - OH
i3t. xuary B, urango couui.t,... ...,. M, .., -.- '.
.Hillsborough, . . ., . l ? .'ij ;( , .
KittrelivSprtngs, Urranyiue ca ? ," .a
Hendeon,iv.v'ifWi.'i'i
154
WUUamslHrbnKu;;i
Warrenton. : . .'. . . . . . ; . . . . ..... . . V V .
Prayers In the Churches
r.The following proclamation from the Act
ing: Mayor will be read in the various Churches
of the city this morning : -.. :
' Mayor's' Office, )
n ' Wilmington, N- C., Aug. 26, 187L f r .
. "' To theTastor of Christian Churches of Wil
mington : Having been officially informed by
the Mayor of Charleston that yellow fever is
prevailing in that city and has become epidem
ic,' ahil'i?ejievingln an overruling ! Providence
that governs ail i' ?rf the Mayor of Tthe city
requests that you ask your p,nSreffaUons to
unite with 'you in ' prayer to Arhfitv; God
that our eity may be spared the ravages of i.
terrible disease.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
Craven cotirity ' wants ;a "Fair.'
. ,- Notwithstanding the , season,
saya the Kewbern Times, the number of
marriages seem to be about as great aa in
cooler.weather,- .:,. ' " ", .
The Tar River is $0 low. in
the, vicinity of ,,Tarbbrq!that rthfs' JSouth
erner H induced to assert r that "ibe , -bo vs
might play base ball in the fiver bed. if it
wasn't so dusty, , , , ., ,- . ...
The Vindicator says :"iH-;"Wrri.
Egerton'was before the: IJ.8.'' fJooiniis
sioner on Monday, last, charged aa -one of
tlie parties, "who . releasad ( the prisoners
from McDowell jail
bai 1 lie vas senkto.' prison. v 7 X,
;-Tbo 'VYeldon News says : -The
farmers in this section - now tellnas that
the cotton crop hereabouts will fall short
of late expectations, in consequence; of :a
heavy: falling off, pt the bolls, the;result, vf e
suppose, of the cold, spell ia the latter
The Old North-State .paper
and printing office, at Salisbury, : will be
sold at auction on Saturdays the 16th" oft
aeptember. : The bmce -embraces 5 every
thing necessary to run a- tri-iweekly and
weekly newspaper, except a J press. - This
is a chance for a good investment.' i-ti v ;.
' --.The Jiobesonian r "says I Wd
learn that a most interesting revival of re
ligion is now in progress .in; the; Baptist
church at Abbottsburg, under s the jdirec
tion of Elder P. C. Connelly, assisted v by
Rev. H. Lennon. Several have already
been received for baptism, and .the inter
est continues : ir-v'-vn a "mK
The - Rockingham - Observer
says a German named Andrew Alo, who
has been employed for some time past as a
weaver in" Great Falls' Factory at that
place,' has been ; missing since Sunday
evening last,V and notwithstanding the
Sherift, assisted. by a posse,have made dili
gent search for hinif no clue whatever has
as yet been obtaind as to his whereabouts.
It is supposed that he has been murdered:
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILTED DOWN. !
" Ask the tnan who complainsof wilting
down" in torrid -weather what he has done to
sustain his system under the extra strain im
posed on his vitality. ' Ho may tell yon that
he has tried a variety of cathartics to purify
his blood and brighten his spirits. Under such
treatment, of course, his strength has given
way, and His energies bavebecome exhausted.
What he requires is a restorative,' not' a de
pletant. His blood is thin j his nerves have
lost their natural tension, and nature demands
to be renovated and reinforced. The means
is within the reach of all. ( For nearly a score
of years, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has been
building up broken constitutions, bracing and
strengthening attenuated frames, and afford
ing comfort, ease, and hope to thousands: As
a preventive ' of the' epidemics which : make
such havoc with the health of the inhabitants
of new settlements, this famous tonio is cer
tainly without a rival. ; Perhaps the principal
portion of its world wide fame is attributable
to its astonishing cures of dyspepsia, and. all
forms of indigestion. But these are not a
moiety of its triumphs. All the types of bili
ousness yield to its persistent use. It is a
regulating medicine or the highest order ; and
its effect upon the secretions, when irregular,
Is most salutary. . . ,
Imposition of the grossest' character Is
sought to be practiced upon the community
by vendors, who recommend under the name
of bitters" fiery compounds of a dangerous
character, which they attempt to substitute
for the great national tonic. Shun all; such
nostrums, and see that you have the genuine
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, properly authen
ticated by labelf name and stamp, and sold in
bottles only. aug 27-eodlw Su We Fri ;
. Marshal's Office,
' U ;u 2 - - AUGUST 2dth, 1871. '
Aiaving; receivea-j information from
the Mayor of Charlestcn that the yel-4
low fever prevails in that city as an epidemic,
ana to prevent its introauctipn Into this city
if possible; notice is hereby .given that no
person from; Charleston 'shall bi allowed to
stop within, the corporate limits ot this city,'
and all persons who may visit Charleston from
ttls city wiii hot be allo wed to relnrn: daring
the continuance f the fever in Charleston." :
" All - persons are hereby notified' that this"
Order will be enforced BTaiCTLV. ' ' "''''j
The health of our people 'demands its' en
forcement, j ;"(;;'? f
There will be ah officer at Meares' Bluff on
the ai rival of eaeh train to prevent the land
ing of any passenger from Charleston, design
ing to stop in this eityijarif i & it,
tang 27-tf ;ft?itil-rvfE'f hi: City. Marshal:!
Marshal's Office
CIT XI F WIUUIXOTO Jf, JT. C.j
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AUGUST 28, 1871
aVOfiBi
Notice
K ; :
IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT,-WATE1 MEL-
ons Musk Melons, Cantelppd.rindsor seeds
must not bi thrown into any street; or.aUey.
Persons having the above for sale will keep a
barrel into which all refuse . matter must be
placed, and the barrel kep ina, convenient
place for the Street. Scavenger, to remove.' ; I
particularly call the attentions of hucksters to
this matter, and .any person violating the
above order win be rigidly dealt with. 34 J
K MsBy order of foeaybr. '
CityMarshaL
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. V
DISTRICT COUBT OF THE U. STATES,
. . FOB THB . .. . -:f 'i f
Capo Fear District of North Carolina, 3
In the matter of n,
Solomon Haasi Bankrupt fn
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the 24th
day of August, 1871, a Warrant of Bank
ruptcy was issued out of the District Comt sf
the United States, for the Cape Fear District
of North Carolina,' against the estate, of
Solomon Haas, of Wilmington, in the County
of New Hanover,' in said District who has
been adj udged a Bankrupt on his own petition.
That the payment of any debts, and the de
livery of any: property belonging": to such
i&nkrupt, to him or for his use, and the trans
ferof 5ny property by him, are forbidden by
law, and tfcnt a meeting of the creditors of
said Bankrupt l vrrove their debts, and to
choose one or more "snees of his Estate,
will be held at a Court orikruptcy, to be
holden at the U- S. District CbutO- Itoom, in
Wilmineton, N. C betore William A. Uuthrie,
Esq., Register in Bankruptcy for said Bistrico,
on the 4th day of October, A. D., 1871, at Id
o'clock A.M. - "
; y , r. ; . s. T. CAEROWj IT. S. Marshal.
Jo3. H: Nem1, Deputy. ; . aug 17-law2w
German Association
THE SECOND REGULAR MEETINGof the
Association will be held at Runge's, Hall
On Monday, the 2Sth inst., at 8 o'clck I, M.
. v'j .v.Rv EBECKEu i .
t'ii, xi :a - Secretary, i-
-ang27-lt r. i i f
Clothiers;
LtsiJiTs;;HAi)Ei7
Fine Frcncb Dalilia Salts; and
Black? Dress. Suils
FINE: WHITEv SHIRT Si
; ' munson ife'cqlira:.
? . CLOTHING and FURNISHING GODS,
. . aug 27-tf ,H j' '- : ,38 Market Street. .
I' HAVE- j u' 9 t ; it e is e'iv e
A LARGE LOT OF FINE
M 1 '. Z !?
Imported and Domestic Segara
"? :" ' ' AtSO, AlfOTB EE "LOT OF
PRIDE OF CAPE FEAR TWIST,
jlNaT:'4sand;5s; . ;
PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES.
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II. BURKHIMER, v
: aug 27-tf ,: j ,. r , No. 6. Market St.
THE VERY BEST CHURCH MUSIC BOOK
.i.hi1: JUST READY,: :;--,- ::.;
T H E S A C R E D ; C7B O W N :
; . . . .. JL COLLECTION OF - .: . : . v
New Hymn Tunes.Anthems, Sentences, Mo
tets and Cbants, for-public and private wor
ship, together with a complete and practical
system of Elementary Instruction, written
expressly for this work ; a large collection of
four-pait Songs, bailees and Choruses for Sing
log schools and Musical Conventions by B. F.
HODGES, the well-known Author and Con
ductor ; Associate Editor of the very success"
ful work, " Jubilant Voices," and C. . W. FOS
TER, one of pur most popular New England
Teachers.. :-',' ' vt-i'i',.j',i.r-. .Av,
- , Price. ! 50 : S13 SO er doien.
The authors have spent two years in. writ
ing, arrangmg ana selecting xor this work,
which, in addition, to their best efforts, has a
larger number, a greater variety, and abetter
selection 01 coniriouuons tnan any previous
Music Book of a similar character has pro
duced. "We have large orders already for it.
Orders will be answered in turn, and special
terms made to Teachers and Choristers. Speci
men copies sent by mail : postpaid on receipt
Of $1. , - LEE & SHEPARD,
au27SFlm ent 7 Publishers, Boston. -
ALL. WHO USE
Our Fresh Ground Java Coffee
, -ABE P.EASEI. WITH IT. 'rf
I The Grain is caref nlly;selected, parched and
ground. - Packed and sent to bur order. ' TRY
THIS and you will jjave better Coffee, with
less trouble aad less oost.
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; CHAS. D. MyERS ft CO., 4
-'.rsk- r ; - r r; North Front Street.
Pure Spices; Mholo & Ground.
Cii AS. J. MYERS &.CO.
- : : 71forth FrbntSt.V
aug27-tC
Lime ! Lime ! Lime !
v 'si-
OSEXDALE CEMENT, PLASTER
PARIS and ilAIlt," '
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For sale in any quantity by
" aug 27-tf 3 s
O. G.! PARSLEY 4 CO.-
CemMnation Sewit luCiMlttacteenti
GUIDES THE WORK' ITSELF REQUIRES
.i?" C-sJ.Tjj-Q- BASTING!''?' f:'!v r"' ';' i
v ;".'- r ' ':. r' V- ; .i ' : i i ; !
Bindsj Fells, Hems," Braids, Ruffles, Gathers,
Tucks, Quilts, all of which it executes in. i
" X:i:. .. . : PERFECT STYLE. : - V . ' 4
wThis attachment can.be put on any- kind, of
Sewing Machine, and Is. warranted to give en
tire,satlsfictlcn.ji(f ,v-"-.- sctil
: :iSent free hy mail on rpepipt of ai, ' ': !
i Trade supplied. at the usual discount.' j
aug 27-tf
For State of N.C. f
Powder ! Eowderi i
. Docking No. 2 and Blasting-h; f
. Jforsaie oy. viVr.v.,-;:": V-r -.Vi
aug :tf';;.ljc;o,a':?j f
Floiir aiid'Tort.
750
:bblsflour Mt";
.- Sil i-
V
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125
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aug 27-tf ' . t .27,28 and 29 North Water St. !
'c
Son LADIES, ARE SOFT AND 'EASY,' and
, D'i-XViOH i.fp:;l ..;:t'd in,'.tfi -pi-il i
f . .Warrantea taVWear 7elli
uwr: liis.M3.:S'ir:"i s "- li.i ' r' !": si.it: X
. DUDLEY & ELLIS,?,,
aug 27-tf
V ... r.;.8ign of the Big Boot.
rtATE3 of ADTrnTisina t .,
One Square one day, . ... ... . . . . l 0
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twoaays,.. .......... ' 'K'
three days,.... .........; 2 0
f roar dars...... 2 M
- , five days.M.. .....; 5 92
"If" n weekV...... .............. 0
45- Contract Advertisements taken at pro
portionately low rates, v"'" : '
' Jtorrlages,' Deaths,1 Religious, Funeral and
Obituary notices will be insert s at half rata
when paid for in advance ;otbrwl p full rates
will be charged. , .v , v " ' -;-Tmbmb
Cash on demand : . ' 1 '
"k Bagging and - Ties.
IOO Rolls OF DOUBLE ANCHOR BAGGING
00,000 Yards Light and Heavy Bagging,
' 1 65 TONS TfES. ' ' '
Forsaleby " " k ' " K ' - 'U
. . , ' jF. W. KERCnNER' . T
. aug 27-tf ' 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. ,
, Corn and Hay.
jg :QQQ BUSHELS CORN,;
AfffT BALES HATi' i-i 1 r"
-xtu
For sale by
, ( F. W. KERCHNKR,
1 pucr27-tf
''."'o'i.'.ji:
27, 28 and 29 North Water St.
Silt hd JUblasses. K
Hi
1,500 SACKS SALT,' - ." . - .',
175 Hbds.,' Tierce3Tand ibis. Cuba liol?ft
1 r, j ;- ; . ; iv;-; i i . v ! "
150 Hhds., Tierces and Bbls. S. H. Molasses,
For sale by. '-.'":- ' ' '- , "
'V. - . .. ' : F. W. KERCH NER,: . '
; aug 17-tf r 27, 23 and 29 North "Water tiU
Blank Books and Paper.
JJEQORDS,. LEDGEB,'JOURNAL,S, ; ,;.VT ,4X
"CasnBooksvDay Books, ?:k;: J .
"did 2ri&i.."fr'V-r:.4v ' v-.;
. Inyoico Books, Letter Books.
tv.Vii. fMj.n .-ti.K'iifij, c-u.jji :"5 1. " , i-y
Legal Cap Paper Fools Cap Paper, Bill Paper
Letter Paper, Note Paper, Billet
vs; ; Taper, Sernion Paper. . , ; ; .
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For sale at
U, i i: HEINSBERGEK 6 V f
;'': "- 1 -1 :t Live Book Stoic
; ang24-tf
MISOET1T1ANEOUS.
Bacon ! Bacon !
1 A A AAA LBS. SHOULDERS
., , , and SIDES, -WILLAED
BROS.-1
For sale by
. lune 21-tf ; ;'::'':
The Cape Fear Guano
JLS a complete Fertilizer, representing bono
and meat in proper proportions, to perm a;
neptly improve the; land. r ; :
- D. M.-BUIE,
Chemist.
feb!6S4Ftf
1 - The Cape Fear r
TTAS produced the largest net Increase of
C O. T T ON
' 1 J;
01 any manure, when fairlytried. , For par
ticulars address D. M. BUIE. Chemist,
. . Cape Fear Chemical "Works, ;
feblBSAFtf Wilmington, N. C
Notice.
All OFFICERS WHO ARE REQUIRED
by law to' renew their Official Bonds, are
hereby notified to appear before the Board or
1 ! "-!: ' - ' ." i ?....!.,-'; w
County Commissioners of New Hanover
County, on .the first Monday in September
next, and submit their Bonds for the approval
Of this Board.
. oj? -;.".-'
WM. J. BITINS,
t ' u"f;-;' Ilegister. '
aug(l3-tlstMSep
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A LL PERSONS are hereby cautioned afclhst
JLJl. harboring or trusting any of the crew of
the British Brig J L. Pye. Captain or Con
signee will not ne accountable lor any 'debts'
or their contracting. .,
V . " ' THOS. E. PYE, "
. aug 26-2t .:::.i,."-vv:i..i-"".' i-Master.-'
Jiist: Eeceived V
400 BBLS. FLOUB, IOO BBLS.- PORK, )00
Bbls. Molasses, 50 Bbls. Bugar,"- 50Bbls.
Crackers,: 50 Backs Coffee, 1,000 Sacks
' Salt, ibo Boxes' Soap, 100 Boxes ' Pet ash
; "and Lye, 100 Boxes Starch and Can-
f ihV ' ' '-' '' ''s.v -Us vr.-,',
- dies, 55 Boxes Bacon, 25' Boxes -
-4 For sale low by .j . ,;u7? y:u.. ;
i ; aug 22-tf ;C-. j ; -il EDWARDS A HALL.
WaritedJ
A ;i J - 7 ". t
Situation as Instructor in Instrumental
Music, In some Academy or institute, by a
young lady, of ample experience,,, Unexcep--tional
references furnished. 4
1; For further particulars, ' n.ft "1 1
Address .TEACHER,
Na 312 West Clay 8treet,
aug 13-10t .Flm-----. Richmond, Va.
THE:. PLACE . TO ; GET NICE.' THINGS ,
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N ol Mackerel, 8ugar Cored Hams and Strips,
, Fulton Market Beef, put, up by ;my orjjer,
t Delicious Cream, Ginger; and. Lemon
ik , i Crackers,' received to-day from ! 1. r I
i'. ''BAKERY; ' !
TRY MY $3 WHISKEY,' iT IS GOING FAST,
aog25-tf-
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Cor, Market and Second stsi
VAnTS.
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XrrAirrEDi-PttreBS6fs fycaTI ht 8. Levy's,
IT M Market street, and examine his stock
of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, i hoes, Hats,
Notions, Ac, which are now selling at actual
cost' - - . r. v - may 80-4m,
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"C10Jjri--A place where Dry Gooda, Cloth-
uit,uwB, oil wo, uau!. motions, ac, are
beinf sold at acfttai corf,; J3. Levy's 44 Market
street, is the place; - ' ,J - irnav um -
lOB SALCAt Actual Cost, by 8. Levy.
JD 44 Market street,' Dry Goods, Clothiajr.
Boots, Shoes,. Hats, Notions &.:: call ana
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