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. PUBLISHED; DAILY, WJJ. M BERNARD, Editor nnd Pror, omox, Dawson Bank Buildings, Front 8t. nvear, In advance.,. .......... tv7 00 ?& Months, In advance ..... 3 60 Three months, In advance, , 8 00 Oi)e mouth, in advance 75 rheMoasiNO Star will be delivered In any p,irt of the City at iptbkjt Cknts per week. " jtUHTKOUOLOtilCAJL RECORD. ; !, v r Aug.. 31, -1871.? .. -. -.... , Time. Brm!mom- " Wind. ' f Weather elor! eter. - " :' i r ii- i . 7 A.. M. 29:98 v,7 - N rod tie Iciear, . 3 P. M. 29:99 85 N fresh- Fair, fW? 9 p. M. 80:08 f. ? 75 N light jClondr ' Mean Temp, of dayt 77 deif. ; -T- ' - Note. -Ail barometric readings are reduced to the sea-level and to 82 decrees Fahrenheit. KOBBKT SbTBOTH. . . . r Serfs' t. inal Service IK . A. Weather Report! I t WiR -l)KPABTU3T BT-USST, 1 Officer, V' 4:8& P. Mi jl Office of Chief Signal Washington,- Aug. 81-4: Irobabuuies. - Clear and cool weather ii probable for to night fidth "New England to Georgia and the Ohio valley, clearing and clear weather on. the lakes, local and light winds and increased tem perature for Friday over the same region iall-1 ing barometer and southerly winds from Lake Huron to Tennessee and westward to. the Mia- souri. '- - -"I. JJ .jfKv,. Positively Selling: Out At Cost nt If o. 44, Market Street. " iT ST Having rented the store now occupied by MrJ' Joup G. Baumao, coruer;Frouw aud ,Markt Streets, and intending to open there with an! entire new Stuck, of Goods. I : uow oifer my entire present stock of Dry Goods, Clothing,! Boots and Shoes," Hats, t Notions, &e.". &c, at actual cost. .Is. f .. . r - j ' i T . . - . i ;ii i .ii . -- " - J-l - f ... w by calling on mb before buying elsewhere, as iiiey wilt certainly be able to get bargains at: may 30 4m- . Next door to Patten's Bakery, j r m i ki 1 1 1 m wi.iiuiir ill iirirf'UMUti will iiri UT..1I U-iMSBKUQiut's Live Book 6 tore, 89 Market street. A Terrible Temption, Charles Readers! Latest Novel. ; DuniiBT & EixZa,, No. 41 Market street. - Buskius. ,'' . , 1 D. G. MacRab, Deputy U. Sv;M.-Npticpsj in Bankruptcy: ' " ) ' Munson & Co, City Clothiers. Suits made to order. , . . ; :. - ; "J See new advertisement under the caption of "Wants." - .- V " ? " 'v. I F. W. Kbbciikbb, 27, 28 and 29 N. Water fit., Flour, Corn, Pork, fec. .i v ti" W. R. Frehch, Cor. Market and Second stsi Groceries, Wines'and Liquors. " ., . ;i . . J as. C. Stevenson. Smoked BeefT Bacon Strips, &c. ; ; , ' David Joselin Stolon, a 6mall raw-boned sorrel horse. f ,i C R. K. Kenan Widows' and Orphans Ben efit Life Insurance Company. .. ., , Taken Back. -.-1 James 'Jones, colored, the. escaped v con vic from the Wayne county Work House, to wtiose'arrest and incarceration in . our. county jail we alluded a day or two since, was taken lo Goidsboro' yesterday under the charge of OlEcer J.- K. Stanley, of that town. . j 'faxes in Columbus. . We learn that the' whole tax of Columbus county amounts to . but-a little over $9,000, which shows a decrease of $5,000 since lasi year a very' encouraging exhibit acd one pleasantly in contrast with that' pt bur own overburdened county. .. florae Stolen. 4 4 i A colored man,, by the name , of David Joaelen, living on the corner of Fourth and Campbell streets, had ahorse stolen from his stable on Wednesday night, and he has been unable up to this time to discover any tract of his whereabouts, and has no clew to the perj petrator of the theft. .---., t ,';' - ; f ' it,! ' ; . ,- :' it New Books. . w- t --f : " i- -i- f Messrs. Harper Bros.xhave. sent ns through Mr. P. Heinsberger, Bookseller, thle second volume of 'Tbe Life and :Times of Lord Brougham," a .work wbich , attained Ja. high rank in public favor on the appearance. of tho firai '.Votani't4 Ix is to ; be . completed in three volumes, and the last of the three, now in press, -will be anxiously looked lof. '". nlarsfed. :-. - We nofice that the IU BeoHefald, published at WadeBborOjf. NT; has recently beeuen Urged to an eight page sheet and r. otherwise greatly improved." The Herald ts now one of the largest and hafidonaest 6hcefsin the State, and is beini conducted with the ability requi site to ensure - Buccess. We hope 'jhej enter prise or the proprietors will be handsomely re warded. . ' ' 'r4! . . , - . C . A Good Dlsinteetant. - An exchange says an excellent disinfectant is readily obtained by.. dissolving a bushel pt suit in a barrel of water, and with the salt water slack a barrel of Ihne, which should be wet enough to form a kind of paste. For the purpose of af disinfttctaut 'this.' home made chloride of' lime Is nearly as good "as that uurchased at the shoos and dru4 stores. V A Dangeroue Practice. Wr: -; VVel arn that a fa umber of 'boys have got into the habit lately of throwing rocks, at the street cars when-patsing, thus endangeribg the passengers. A youth was arrested yester day for indulging ! in this dangerous; practice and suffered the penalty. We caution the boys, both white and colored, to take warning from ibis case, as all who are caught in the habit bereafter will be prosecuted. ! Widows' and Orphans Life. . - j ' We invite attention to the lid ve rtisementj of lbe Widows' and Orphans' 'Life Insurance Company, Mr. Wm. R. Kenan, Supervisor. Everybody about here knows Buck" Kenan, and it Is unnecessary, therefore, to 'say any thing in his praise. But of the Company he reprrsents,-. iTmay boynper toetate that It bas the reputation of being one of the best) in the country. 1 It has'some features which seem especially, attractive, but we willnot "attempt5. w explain them, as VBuck"- Kenan can "give w two in the game" and beat us to death at it. " f-m n.- . il 1 .... . A Jf I 1 T - TT -TTV -TT" l Vol. Vni-Ko. 138. , WILiilllGTOIT; IT. ;C,, FRIDAY.i SEPTEMBER 1. T Alum hardens pickUs:?. ' r .'tr Cleanse and disinfect yonr lots. : - - f ; .7-The Board of County Comtrissloners meet on Monday evening next. ' " : f-The damp weatherrecently has reinforced the mosquito brigade.' ' . V A colored female patient was sent to the City Hospital yesterday" ' - ' Js4 Now Islhe time to use plenty of disinfec tants In the damp cellars and lots. ' - " "! Don't forget the moonlight excursion ' on tBe'"' Waccamaw this evening." -The boat will "leave ber wbart at 9 o'clock., r During the month of Ausuat there were 235 beeves, 281: sheep, 5 calves and 4 hogs slaughtered by the various "butchers of' this S&jzy '". , ; A meeting of the members of the Eclectic Soiree rCiub will be held at Runge's 41all this: Ivening, at 8 o'clock, A-ftfll attendance is de sired. ; 7-j-The: grape' arbors at the Wilmington Garden are ladeu with their delicious fruit, and vlsitorsfarer dailjh revelling in the juicy pulps. j r-r1Capt.,B JLaw.ipn.Haruof: Master, who has been absent for some time past; : returned a fewdays since and resumed the discharge of his duties. - - i " The 'iEnC'utrer is the title of a ? new Demo c ratio paper to be started in "Tarboro about the 1st of October. ; Mr. E. R. Stamps will' be the Editor. :v r ,-?.Thcr .was a .mrctlngj pfthe. College of Phjulcians' at the City Hall last night, but the extreme length of the ses-ion forbids bur giv ing the proceediugs iu this issue.:. ,-;.-- ' Welearh that quite a bbmberof refugees from Charleston i passed our - city : yesterday going North. Included in the number ; were thee entire families and about flf.een gentle men. Carolina Banner. u : luncan MacNeill,' Esq), has sold the Caro Una Banner, at Shelby, N.: C, to Messrs. W. C: Durham and Henry If McDoffiewho. have assumed Control as editors and proprietors. We .Wish them thQ most abundant success. City Conrt. J. , 4 .. ,y T , , " v The following cases were disposed of y e6ter lay : .-:ta. - v -t jk , ' State w. Milly Scott and Silas Scott, charged with stealing and trespass., Bond of $200 re quired from each for their 'appearance at the next. term of the Superior Court to answer to the charge of larceny. . Two white men, whose names we .are re quested to suppress, were arrainged " on the charge of fighting and quarreling.' Judgment for the penalty and costs..' Mayor recommend ed to remit the fine in each case en , the pay ment of costs and good behavior.---1 - Lewis Wichman, charged with throwing stones in a street car, "was found guilty and re quired to pay the penalty and costs: i. James Johnson and Martha Jones, charged with cursing, quarreling, and the use . of in decent language, were found ; guilty and sen tenced to pay the penalty and costs! 7' ; Two or three cases were continued over. Hymeneal. . ""-- By an examination of the records :in the of fice of the Register of Deeds - we , find the fol lowing list of rharrlage licenses issued in ? this county for the month of August : : t ' Awiiite Andrew J. Mott, Jr., and Mary E. Mai pass; Jeremiah; Hewlett, and AnniCapps; Jahaon H. Basch and Wilhelmein H. 'Mudge; ObedSicott and Mag. Sibley; G. C. W. J Mailer and Margaretta Wilhelmina Dora Bremer; Ja.-, cob C. Jordan and Anna M. GurganusU Total. 6. 'j :.; ., r : -,;, . -,;' - .. : ' JadU.'--Edgar James aud Martha Holmes. Wright Foy aud Louisa Giles; John W. Moore and Catharine "J?age; Ed ward Jones .and Bella McKay; Cephas Wright and -Bettie 'Everett; Edward P. Hall and Edy Hardee; Thomas Da vis and Jennie Whitney; Isham "Roberts and Lucy Williams; Samhel Collins; and Reana Simmons. Stepney Flowers 'and Celia Sneed; A Vfam Bryant and Maria McDuffie; Duncan Holden and Louisa Davis; Benjamin Merrick and Clara Wilkins; George Wright and Sarah Goeteir; Hank Jones and Clara Edwards; Link Peterson' -and Fannie - Johnson; Jacob Scott and f LetYtla ' WaJteoJOscM''SmithT and Abbie Hill-JsaaeJ1 Anderson an4.cinu Whitehead;' Jo6hua Hayes and Jane Croom. TotaiJ20. To tal whites and blacks. 26. " J S I .::" Wr Chip Basket.' ' . A pretty nooa unuanooa. , . Voices of the night Babies. .. . ! s I Philadelphia ladies BpOrt monogram hair- sPlUS. - ' -.- -j - ,- , Mil- I ' ''' : . 7T i 4.,.;L . .-. . ; . - t ? A cjmical Frenchman says there are "al ways two parties in a love affair the onewho loves and- theionaiwbo consents to be so treated:, ,. t-.: , -f . .a lO'i Mrs. 'A. Tl Stewart," in answer to a friend who asKea ner way sue aressea so plainly, re plied, ,Ican !affordi to do.so.?r Qne "bf the advantages of Jbeing, rich, yon see. ' . A woman-who gave the Baptist Board $1,000 for the education of freed men made it a condition that not a ceht of it should be given to ariV one who uses ibbaccoJ. ;; . ' ' u H : f "Haye you seeji .my l)lack'facod j ante: lop?, ".inquired the keeper of ; menagerie', slightly mispronouncing the name of the ani-. mal. - N6, said the vlsltori Wnom did your black-faced aunt elope with?" - )-; 'How wonderfjJr'Vexclairo89;Some uu- known phllosopherare ihe" laws governing human existence Were it not for tight lacing all'civilizod countries weald be overrun with wbmen." - , . s ; A yooog man says that there may: have been such thlhg as tfue love In 1 olden times.' but that now the notion Is , entirely obsolete; and if! you ask a young lady nowadays to share your lot she immediately, wants to know now large that lot'Ms. , t .KV w - " -AX e j.wwMVj fami.-? .-. ;J-- .THE TELIOW FJETER. ... Latest from Charleston;: and Other M J:.T,,.U .... ;;, Points. .;,--; .j.-j ' .. We have received Very little information of the progress of the fearful ;;scourge of yeliow fever in our sister city of .Charleston since our last report, .but .we he&r from two sources, which we deem reliable, that the disease is on the increase and that there were, more, deaths from the fever onfWednesday, the SOthult., than u any ; previous day.' v An editorial ar ticle In the Nans of yesterday morning would seem to indicate that this Is! the 'factual though; that paper seems to take an encouraging view. ' of the matter. . The .News says : "' , Charleston . is utterly J demoralized,?.', and without any good reason. The 4 official infor mation ' in our possession 'is 'father encour aging than the reverse, and - yet the people are as panic-stricken as though the fever raged in half the houses in the city.- During the week ending last , Saturday, there were six deaths . frouafevef, and, since Saturday, we have , reports of .eleven . more. .This total of seveeteeo deaths, . in nine or . ten days,' does not, we repeaty justify any'iwild excite ment or violent ' alarm.-- -A large ' number of Strangers have -gone away. 'This has the effect 'of diminishing the field in which the fever, would first operate, and where it "might gain strength inr.an adraneeiall along tbe line.: A ereat improvement in tbe; condition-, of the streets is in progress, and,' together , with the free use of disinfectants; must tend" to keep the disease within reasonable bounds. : ; ; -, We do hope that the people will calm i their . fears, and face tbe danger, small or great, with manly compoBure.i Nothing, is more-encour- . aging to Yellowback" than unstrung:' nerves.: flacied muscles',' and'ibe other effects of what is inelegantly called a big scare! - The Savannah Jiepubiicdn ot the 80th' : has re- ceived informtlon to the .effect that the' fever has reached Beaufort, S. C, having been carried there from. he Phosphate wofks, where seven "or eight "cases had prevailed.' The easeiff Beaufort proved; ifataC The lij- publican, advises a rigid quaranllno oi : the numerous boat loads of .negroes u ho 'iarrive in Savandah dally from that place. 'The PTiizriix states that the hotels and pri' vate houses in Columbia' : are ' being rapidly filled by persons from Charleston, and also, learns - that several, merchants are . making arrangements to go into business there. -:-g?From an editorial of the Courier of the 80th, it would appear that it has good grounds lor believing the disease has in reality- made its appearance in Savannah. Alluding to a sug gestion of , a Savannah paper that a: rigid quarantine be enforced, similar to the one here, prohibiting people from Charleston sojourning in that city,, the Courier says f . "It is not our purpose to follow the example of our sister city, and work injury to our neighbors by cry ing out kgainst them ; but, if reports are true; there is much need for a quarantine at Savan nah. , We have . information 'that . fever has already made its appearance in'Savannah, and our information is so: reliable, that our mis doubts can only be set aside by a sight of the physician' 8 certificate of the burial of a man who la now ill in Savannah it is Raid of yel low fever in a locality known as, Yemacraw We would also like to be informed of the char acter of the disease with which a man near the Park is confined to his bed. When these cer tificates are shown us we shall be convinced. The New York Evening jfost says : , "It has also been ascertained that there are fears of the appearance of yellow fever at Sa vannah, making, it doubly necessary lor the authorities here to exercise the greatest vigi lance In checking its introduction through the crews of vessels constantly arriving from that port." . t In conclusion, and after taking a calm and dispassionate view of the whole matter, we feel constrained to urge upon our authorities to relax not a particle in their efforts to prevent the introduction of the disease into our city, and we also urge them to carry on the good work of cleansing the city and placing it in a good sanitary condition. '. The , restrictions which they "may find' it necessary to enforce may seem harsh, but 'self preservation is the first law of nature,', and : they owe. itj to our citizens who have already " tasted the bitter cup '.' to persevere in their, efforts to avert the horrors of a second visitation of the terrible scourgev While we deeply sympathize with the good people of Charleston In the ordeal through-which they are passing5 and believe that onr people will dp everything they can, to help' them, shohld assistance in any maniuer become necessary, we" at the same time, think no-considerable portion of the citizens of that olace can blame our authorities for the action they have taken in the premises. ... . ' Since writing the above the following As sociated Press dispatch has been received: ' 1 ' J'"' ' CHiiltESTON, A'hg. 31. There have been no nsw eases pf yellow fe vef to day, but two old cafes' proved fatal. ;'";;1'KITKB;ANp:MAtol3ffE' f R-WjB. -, , " " i The 'steamer, JSIurchison 'arrived. ; at her ;wharf late Wednesday evening, having brought down a. very, heavy freight. J Capt. 4 Garrason Veportaarlse of 12 loches.in the river at Fay etteyitle,: which is confirmed by a letter from that town of ihe date of Tuesday. ,-"J v If you have found anything; Vdvertise -It in our new department,' under head of '-Lost and Foand'ai half our regular rates," for, adver tisemcnts "not exceeding five lines. ' t- tf Widows' & Orphans!. BEHEFI T LIFE INSURANCE . COUP ANY l-TJ'l of; iew york: ',' -::V: hrriTAtlTYis the capital on the Strength ; V ' of which the business of life insurance is done. In a mutual company the policy-holders are like so , many partners. To share equally they should each contribute to the stock in equal proportion. : The capital is the probability of life, -and. it is assumed that each subscriber possesses the same chance of living in proportion to hi age; c As pat rons of the concern they pay so much money for o much insurance, as patrons .they di vide the-' profits, it is presumed,' equitably. JJoW.lf, as patrons, they bring a loss upon the .company, this is evidence that; as partners', they did not subscribe an equal snare of vi tality, and asa matter of wimple Justice to those who meet this loss, should not share In the previous profits. ; - .-V t ,THB KESEBVJB5 PLAIT, : ' Sriewed In this light, Is a principle inequity because it pays the profits to- the true stocks holders, nor attempts to pay by guess-work: beforehand, bat waits until nature unmistak ably declares them. " W, R. KENAN, , t sepU-lw ; . V'" ' ' Supervisor. SPIRITS, OE TUKEENTIITO, 'j. ' '. - ' i-L'-T: " "" r.i r Kaleigh is.tpavc a Thespian C!orps.j - - i : ; :. - -A chess club is talked' of in Raleigh,' v;;V ;; -T ? - ' " . . Asheville i3 said to; be nearly overrun with visitors. J;si v-.-l ; : --There. is a great scarcity of corn and meal in the Asheville market. , A' company of .Ur S. 'soldiera passed Weldon oq Monday , en route to Fort.Maeon.0? ; : f The fait' term ' of Halifax Su perior Court commences on the first' Mob-' day; Id November.-- - r;"V. w " 'J H.;Myroye,' Esq,; of JFay etteville. .was to deliver a temperance lec ture in Raleigh ;last. night ' v. " ;; ;On Monday night-. a: number of TJ. 8. soldiers assaulted a colored man firi:Raleigh, beatiDg him very' severely. : ! - Major" Season; Galelj, Past Grand Master oli the Independent Order bf ;Odd Fellows; of North .Carolina, de Jiyered an address in.iTarboS' last night. The Charlotte Observer under stands that Horace (Jreeley. has been invi ted to- deliver an address at the Fair Pf the Carolinas wbich com.es off in. October next. " r;'.J i l)!j 7 ' ! i t- The;; Newbtjrn .. Times: says : The Superior Court Clerk's oflice contains i afe interesting bid; document, it : being s a rpllot the oficers and soldiers of Craven co?n.ty. who participated; in (the Revolu tionary war.. ' . j-.. i ,..: - 'The Weldon News says : Wo "continue to , .learn the' most flattering prospects from the corn crops throughout this section, , tWe learn that it is more than" probable that Col. N. Mf. Xong will "raise upon his plantation ' just below this place some eight or' tea thousand barrels P - - J : U . - it. '" of corn. , . , , . t(0 ; The .'Raleigh Sentinel ..says : Sixteen citizens of :Kutberord. ,were brought down here on Tuesday.. night,' charged with " Ku- Kluxidg. A . large crowd ot negroes were at the depot to see them, at the hour of 2 o'clock at .night. Federal soldiers were in attendance, t with Fat Carrow and his deputy marshals. We did not learn why they were brought here so longbefore-court. , .: - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. :OASSIMERES AND CLOTHS; ; - " - A T very cheap rates by - the yard. v : OL O T H IN G. m All klnda of Cassimere Suits Beady Made. : i SUITS MAM TO OIDEii. SU1RTS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, the PATENT BRACEX Ac AT , MUKSOIIJ .CO.fi; , : sept 1-tf ' j 38 Market Street. FINE GROCERIES, WINES ,& LIQUORS, . AT FRENCE'S, jgUGAB-CUEED HAMS AND STRIPS, Fulton Market Beef and No. 1 Mackerel, Nice White Flourand Crackers, Nice Sweet . Butter, English Mustard and Pickles, Su- 0 potior Gun and Black Tea,' Spices, Ac., . ' . V ; .,. For sale low at . , . W. B. FENCH'3, -' . sept 1-tf vCor. Market and Second sts.' PER STEAMER REGULATOR, S- MOKED BEEF, 1 : BA.CON STRIPS,' "2. . Fulton Market Beef (In H bbli.). Mackerel (No. 1 and 2), in kits, Pickled Salmon . , . . a All goods jruaranteod fresh and best quail ty. ; Delivered free, : : - ; ; ;j; 0. STEVENSON'S. V : sept i-tf ' ;-' . , , -j.. : ;.-;;."BUSKINSl- Morocco and Prunella, ' WITil AN D WITHOUT 11 EELS. , VT. DUD LEY & ELLIS, - ? sept 1-tf " w 'J' Sign Of the Big Boot. STOLE ! STOLEN ! -jgROM the stable of the subscriber a : SMALL RAYVpBdNE SORREL BlORSE, witi the letter, VPon Ms left shoulder. His left fetlock is white. ' . . t;; ., ... DAVID J03EL1N, septl-lt : Cor 4th and Campbell sts. iCorn land i Pork. 16,000 WSHELS COE . iqrBBLS. PORK,. - For sale by. 7 -v"" . ' .f F. W. KERCHNER, ' : sep t i-tf - , 27, 23 and 29 North Water at. ' Bagging and Ties, 75 Rolls O F DOUBLE ANCHOR BAGGING, 20,000 Yards light and Heavy Bagging, ' 2,000 Bundles Tiesi ; " A , . ; ! o-Jt t ? ;.r t T -. ' ... . rf ' . For sale by 1 -.! -..il.a . F. W. KERCHNER,: , sept 1-tf - . 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. , Flour! Flour ! Flour ! BBLS. FLOUR, j,.For saleby:. r4; - F. W KERCHNER, sept 1-tf 27, 23 and 23 North Water St.1 1871. MWholo 2To. 1,228 , NEW; ADV ERTISEMENTSi " : Bankrapt Notice. . ; 1 :. BISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITE STATES for the Cape Fear District of North Carolina in bankruptcy. - 1 " A warrant in bankruDtcv ...baa been issued by said court airatnst the estate of Jeremiah H. Roberts, dated August 17, 1871, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his -' own petition,, and that the payment of . . any debts, and " the "delivery of any prop erty . belonging to i said bankrupt, to - him or r for his use, and the transfer of any property 1 by him, are forbidden by law a meeting of ' the creditors of said bank rupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or more Assignees of his Estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Fay etteyille, N. C , in said District, at the oflice of the Register, before William A.. Guthrie, Esq. , at lo. o'clock ;A. M., on the 23th day of September, 1871. , i SAMUEL T. CARROW, U. S. M.", Per D. G. MaoRAE - .Dept."U. S. M. and Messenger sepl-law2t ... In Bankruptcy. A- In 15antruptcy. - ipvISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED JLf STAT a;a for the Cape Fear District of North Carolina in Bankruptcy, r A Warrant In Bankruptcy has been Issued by said Court again t thq estate of Hector McMillan (Warrant Form No. 69); who has been duly adjudged a Bankrupt upon' peti tion, of his creditors, and . tho pament of any debts, and the delivery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt to him or lor his uso, and the transfer of any property by him, are forbidden by Jaw. A meeting of the credi tors of said Bankrupt, to pyove their debts and choose' one or more assignees of . his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Fayetteville, in said District, att the'4 bfflcb of the Register; before s W. A. Guthrie, Esq., Register, at 10 o'clock A. M., on the 29thaay of aeptember, 1871. ' . ; , D. G. MaoRAE; ! ., , . Dept. U. S. M. and Messenger sep l-law2w' ' in Bankruptcy. i In Bankruptcy. i .d; TvISTBICT COURT OF THE UNITED XJ srAJUSS for the Cape Fear District of isorth Carolina in ban kruptcj. " " : - - A Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued bv said Court asraiust the estaste Of Samuel TJHawley & Sons (Warrant Form No.C9), who have been aajuagea iiansrupis up on ine pe tition of their creditors, ana the payment of any debts, and tne delivery .of any property -belonging to said Bankrupts, to them- or for their use, and the transfer of any properfy by-them,- are. lorbidden by law Ameetingof the creditors, of said Bankrupts, to prove, their debts,-and to choose one or more Assignees of their Estates, will be held at a. Court of Bankruptcy; to be holden at Fayetteville, N. C, in said District, at the office of the; Regis ter, belore William A.Guthrie, Esq., Register, at 10 o'clock A. 21., on the tOih day of beptemer, ." ' D.G.MAOSAE, ..4 - ; ; "!"! ij Dept. U. S. M.' and Messenger. septl-law2w in Bankruptcy. Soap, Potasli and lye 280 BOXES SOAP, 50 CASES POTASH, - ! 50 CASES LYE, i ; f." For sale by F. W. KERCHNER, sept 1-tf K 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. 1 A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION, By Chasms Rbad, author Ot Pnt Yourself in His Place," " Griffith Gaunt," " Hard Cash," uItis Never Too Late to Mend," "White Lies," .Ac, Ac, with many original illustra tions. ' - The most popular publication of the season is " A Terrible Temptation," Charles Reade's last Manv read it as it appeared serially. It is quite the fashion to condemn it, but in such terms as to excite curiosity and prompt a pe rusal. , we pity the mind that Is polluted by a perusal of this storv. To such an impure reader nothing would be safe which could, be tortured into nastiness, , and against such Shakespeare, the Bible, and physiology should be shut. This novel was riot written for either pruriency or prudery. Chicago Even. Journal. Charles Reade's Novels, complete in 3 vols., 8vo, Cloth, $7. u. ," For sale at . . ' HEINSBERGEtw ' aug31-tf . Live Book Stoity i "MISCELLANEOUS. : i. ' . . ; , : TI1E; . - - Celebrated McMurray Peaches. IIRST SHIPMENT OF . - ' THIS SEASON'S PACKING. ' Introduced by ua The genuine sold only by CHAS. D. MYERS & CO., V " j." . Proprietors of tho " Favorite Floar" . ? j. , 7 North Front St. "v "TTERY FINE ' J - J - OLD BROWN AND PALE SHERRY. ' CI1AS. D. MYERS ft CO., . , , aug-31-tf ,.; , , 7 North Front Street. School for Boys. 'Z PERSONS DESIRING TO 1'SEND THEIR sons into the country, can obtain tuition and board for them at Scott's. Hill, 13 miles from Wilmington. . Board 12 per month. Tu ition K) to 25 per session ot twenty weeks. The coarse of study is Elementary, Classical and Mathematical. Instruction in . the ele ments of Book Keeping given. No epidemic ha ever visited the neighborhood. Water good, neighborhood ' moral and intelligent, with a resident physician and almost daily communication, withM he city. ...j 1 . The next session begins on MONDAY," the I - . . . . . f v 4th day of September prox. : I For additional inlormation, apply, to j augSliw. R K. BRYAN. The Best and Cheapest Place y;. .'. .o.-TO-BUY y . l ; :l Win ow uadev, diaper Hang ings, Matlressep, Ac, Is at ZIMMERMAN & WHITE'S ! "lYfE have just received a new lot of Paper, ' YV Window Shades, and everything usually keptina , ; FIRST-CLASS UPHOLSTERING ''HOUSE, which wo will sell cheap for cash; i aug Sl-tf J : V, 2IMMBMA2r, A WHITE. . SPETJlITi & HniSOIT, I - - . '-it . . . . : -.: ! Cotton Factors and General ' . Commission Merchants, -4 WILMINGTON, JT. C I . Full cash advances made on Cotton consign ed to tnem. I They warrant 'full market prices,' prompt sales and Immediate remittance of tne pro ceeds. They refer especially to James' Dawson, Esq;., Banker. ...... -j r , 1 O 2V II A N D i PORK-i-Clty Mess in Barrels ; ' BAGGING .n J.;- -Assorted; TIES Assorted. - j . ; ang31-3m : ' ' - J ' " One Square one day, . o ; two days........... 1 BO " three days, 2 00 ....; " four days,.. 2 5 i ilTpflarfl...: : SCO 11 VR UHV8.............II.II1III1 ii I mAWAAlr - ............ SCO jar Contract Advertisements taken at pro portionately low rates. -',' ' Marriages, Deaths. Religious, "Funeral and Obituary notices will be inserted at half rates when paid for in advance.: otherwtse full rates will be charged. 2 ' k ' ; 1 Tsaxs Cash on demand. ATIOTIOlSrSAIiES. J. T. JAMES, -Auctioneer. By JAMES A MEARES V : ? ; SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. BY virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed ot mortgage made by Jas. McUutchon to Du Brutz cutlar, Michael Cronly and Robert E. Calder, Tiustees of ,4Tho Wilmington Building Association,", dated the eighteenth day of September, 18&, and duly registered in the offloe of th Register of the county of New Hanover, in Book X X, at page 188 and following, and transferred and assign ed to "The Wilmington Building Associa tion" by deed dated the eighth day ot April, 1871. and duiv registered in the office of the .Register of the County in Book B B U, at page au ana xouowing; me saia Associaiion win, on w ednesuay. the twentieh day of Septem ber, 1871, expose to sale at public auction, at tne uouro iiouae uoor m mo vi w uiumg. ton; tor cash; all that certain piece or . parcel of land uescriUed in said deed of mortgage, as follows : Situate, lying and being In the coum y of New Hanover, and bounded on the east by tne Wilmington and Welaon Railroad, on the west by the lands of the late Thomas L Da via and Samuel Paxton Walters, on the north by the lands of David s. Sanders, and on tho south by the lands of William A. Wright. The Association, will execute to tuo pur chaser at said sale a proper conveyance of the same upon the payment - of tho purchase money. . -. v.; ." , ...j i - CHAS. M.STEDMAN, Aug 29, 1871-ts Attorney. J. T. JAMES, Auctioneer. BY. JAMES &. ME ARE. ..: , .,,. SALE OF;: " Valuable Eeal Estate. BY virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed., or. mortgage,, made by Frank C. Singletary and Va-glnia C, his wife, to Michael cronly, Du brutx Cutlar and, Rob ert E. Calder, as Trustees of The Wilming ton Building Association," dated the 24th day of December, lb69, and registered in the office ot the Register of the County of New Han over, in Hook Y Y, page 205 and following, and duly transferred and assigned by said Trus tees to sai Wilmington Building Association by deed dated the 8th day of April, 1871, and duly registered as aforesaid in Boole B B il, page 190 and following, the said Wilmiegtou Building Association will, on Wednesday, the 20th day of September; 1871, expose to sale by public auction, at the Court House Door in the city of,. Wilmington, for cash, the two certain tracts or. parcels of landkdescribedvin said deed of mortgage, as. follows, via lying and being "in the county ol New Hanover, ana bounded as follows ;..One tract beginning at a red oak, on the east side of Deruy's branch, W illiam Cutlar's corner of his ninety-lour acre survey, thence north 65 deg. west, two poles to a poplar in Derby's brancn, thenue the same course continued along the dividing line between William and Jacob William's survey, formerly John Erwins,is8 poles to a stako, bts corner, thence south 23 deg., west 200 poles to the side of the matsh, thence in the marsh the" same course continued' 250 poles, W liliani Cutiar's line of this survey; thence with that line north 0 deg. east, 265 poles to a pine, his old corner, standing by the side of the marsh, thence with his other line south 60 deg. fast, 35 poles by Derby's island, thence acroas ' Der by's branch and up the east side of said branch with the several lines of hU ninety-four acre survey to the first station containing 2o2 acres, more or lese. Another tract adjoining the above described, tounded as follows, viz : Beginning at a cypress standing on the west siae of Turkey creek, a small, uistance above the mouth, thence running north 16U poles to a spruce pine, then north ou deg., west sou poles to a pine standing between the marsh and the old field corner of the old survey; thence south 60 deg., east latj poles to Frederick Jones', line, where" i crosses Derby's cove, thence down the meanderings of Bald Turkey creek to the nrsc station; containing in the -whole 456 acres, more or less. i; ' . ; Tho said Wilmington Building Association will exeente and deliver, to the purchaser at said sale a. proper conveyance of the lands aforesaid upon the payment of tno pUr0nase money.:. ., ;- , CM. STEDMAN, Aug 29, 1871-ts , " , v Attorney.1 . J. T? JAMES, Auctioneer. . "?' '.'; " -"'J,-.r'M . BY JAMES ft MEAEES. ' ; ; ' SALE OF ; Valuable Real Estate. BY virtue of the power of sale contained In a certain deed of mortgage made by Hill. m. King and Susan R. King to " The Wilming ton Building Association,' dated the thirtletli day of May, A. D. 1870, and duly registered in the office ot the Register, of the-County of New Hanover, in Book ZZ, at page J70 and fol lowing, the said Association: will, on Wednes day, the twentieth day of September, 1871, ex pose to sale at public auction,' at the ' Court House Door in the city of, Wilmington, lor cash, all that certain lot or parcel of land de scribed In said deed of mortgage, as follows : Situate in the city of Wilmington aforesaid, beginning at the South-eastern intersection of Eighth street with Swann street, thence run ning Southwardly with - the Easern line of said Eighth street sixty-six feet, thence U.ast wardly m a line parallel with said Swann St. fifty. lee t, thence Northwardly in a line paral lel with said Eastern line "of Eighth' street sixty-six feet to the Southern line of said Swann street, and thence Westwardly with said line of said Swann street fifty feet to tho beginning, being the western end of lot num bered one (l) in the block numbered three hundred and ten (310), as designated in tho plan of said city. The Association will exe cute to the purchaser at said sale a proper conveyance of the same, and assign the policy of insurance! thereon, upon: the, payment of the purchase money. , J CHAS. M. STEDMAN, Aug 29, 1871-ts Attorney. . SCIIOOE JVOTICE. TilE subscriber will' open,' during the en suing Autumn, a School for Boys in this city. The number of pupils will be limited to twenty-live. : An extended experience in t jo instruction of youth, 1 leel to be the best pledge 1 can offer to tne public. ' ? K. K.MEADE. Rkvbkskcbs: Bishop Atkinson, Revds. a. A. Watson, D. D., IL L. ingleton and Geo Pat teraonv't' XI -."''M ' !- " For terms, apply to Col, J. W. Atkinson. July 6-eod3m Th 8at Tu " - - .WAN TO. "TTTANTED.- Persons to-remember the : YY Moonlight Excursion on the Steamer Waccamaw Friday evening, at 9 o'clock. Re freshments will oe f urnUhed . on . the boat. Fare, for the round trip, $L ang 81-2t TI7"AWTEI--Purcha8eis to can at 8. Levy's, YY 4 Market street, and examine his stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, khoes, Hats, Notions, Ac, which Are now selling at actual cost. , 1 , . may8Q-4m TTJAMTED-Tea Shares in the Mecban ; YY. ics Building; Association, for which an equal number of shares of stock in the :wil.; N. C, Life Ins. Co. (all Ins aliments paid) will be traded on liberal terms. Inquire at Stak Office. v,i:-: J- . ., sept i-tf LOST: A HP FOUn dT' rT7MIJWl--A place where Dry Goods, Cloth Jj lng, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, &o.rare being sold at actual cost. 8. Levy's, 44 .Market 8treetls the place-; , . , r. , , . imay 0-4m Fori gale on nmW. TTOB 8ALC At Aotttai. Cost, by 8. Levy, JD 44 Market street, Dry Goods, ClothJUg, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, o. Call ana secure bargains. maySO-ixn V .11 I i y. ;' '4. ' 4 -i: t f VV l IS ( id V $ 'I' ll i If ?? t; V. UK ST. m j f 1 1 m i ! rii th, if f hi I'. I 1 it