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T flE 5IOENIKG STAR,
PUBLISHED DAILY,
rl II BE3NABD, Editor and Propi,
(JfB-icB, Dawson Bakk Buildings, Front St.
?. iontU in adv&noe 8 60
SflM months, in advance.... 2 00
(3ao month, in advance. 75
una 2-OBKiira Stb will be delivered in any
,'irt of the City at Fitcmb Cisrrs pe week..
52 T E UO LO OI C A L. .COU I.
o. iTber-i
Tioae.
eter. "-r
Weather
7 A.
3 I.
a P.
M.
M.
M.
30:10
80:03
80:04
67 TN E light Clear '
86'
S 1 fresh
Fair
jFair
7
Calm
Mean Temp. of . dayt 77deir; - -r-''V ''"
Note.- Albaroiuetric readings are reduced
to the sea-level and to 32 degrees ' Fahrenheit.
v . ROBKKT QSTBOTO,
v Serg't Sisrnal Service U. S.'Aa
: Weatlior Bpoir
J - T "r - J " A. UUli - A y
Office or Chief Bignal Ufficeri
Washington,; Sept. 5 i-35 P. M
The barometer will probably fall still far
tlier on Wednesday. and especially in the Gulf
States and over the JLases. Increasing easter
lv winds along the Atlantic coast and threat
euiog weather, with brisk southwesterly winds
from tue lower aaices westward, ro serious
disturbance Ma" apprehended unless ( possibly
oa Lafce Superior, from which region no re
ports have been received to day ,
t; W ADVCKTlsEnKill'!!.
. !iaiN8BRGKRs Live Book Store, 89 Market
st. An Angel in the i Cloud Steamfor Mil
lionPianos and Organs.
Dcdlbt & Eixis, No. 41 Market atreet
Heavy Double Sole and JLIpper French Calf
Boots for Geq,tlemen. .....
James & Me ares,-Auctioneers and Real Es
tate Brokers. House lor Rent. ' i '7r
C. S. ELU3. Rlechanic's Building and Loan
Association. ;; o - ' . , t -
M. U. Finlatsok. General - Commission
Merchnt, corner Princess and North Water St
iBxcarsion To-Dy. '
Don't forget itho family excursioriUo the"
seashore on the ,6teamer;;PTaccamawvto take
plac this morning. ; The -boat will leave her
wharf at 10 o'clock. ' V '
t'lty Tares. . . -r
Wc are requested by the City .Treasurer, and
Collector to state that, at thej solicitation of
many citizens, e has been authorized, to ex
tend the time thirtyday8 ;inv which wpay
taxes on city real estate for 1871 before adver
tising the Mm e. This will bring the limit .up
to the 1st of October." Silf !l ":-yUKiu, -
City Conrt.
. . The
following cases were disposed r of -yea-
terday
Amos Williams, charged with cursing, quar
tering and forcible entry, was found guilty and
sentenced, to pay, the penalty an'd sisf 2?L
Ooe case-for quarreling and jgh ting and. one
for petty larceny continued over for a future
hearing. 1 -i V
The Colored SSasons. ;
We are reqriested tostate that "W. H.'Thur
bar, Henry Taylor and Geo.' L. Mabson . have
been appointed by" Gibien .'-Lodge (colored
Masons) aiCommittee of Finance to solicit
subscriptions for building their Lodge on the
corner of Eighth and 'Princess streets. I l'he
C Jinni i ttee have com menced operations, a
member of It having raised about $200 ' yester-
Tho Xlowe Family. V' ' 'j', ,
We Ond the following in an exchange t 'J"
Representatives of the Howe family from all
parts of the Union, and from several foreign
countries, assembled Thursday to the number
of over three" thousand at Harmony Grove,
Vramingham, : Mass,-:, Speeches Jtyere delivered
by many of the ' orators of the" family, songs
wriiten expressly for the occasion were sung,'
aud a poem by Mrs.' Julia i Ward Howe was
read by that lady: : The proceedings passed off
quite harmoniously.
There are several representatives of the fam-'
ily io this clt,?8quire Anthony should jCerr;
tuiuly have been present and aired his Alder
manic eloquence on the occasion :v He .would
have reflected & degree of Stamina upon the prqy
ceedings which would have heightened the ef- j
feet very mttchly;.'''"!'
Poll tical Proscription VfAf';
We lea rn from the best antboritythat he
removal of Capt, Peck from! the position ,he
lias held for some time past' as Inspectdrof
Customs for.this city .waaTdutJ solely to the
act that he had the temerity to exexcise,-.tbe
usual privilege of a-freeman- anfl y,ote.In ;.tb,e
late election for Cbnvehtioift Heas always
pat his post in the Custom IXouae jwbeii duty
as to be perfofmed, Sand naHnev(c6hldbrti
ine charge against liim that he clid noi faith
fully discharge the da ties which, were expected
f him : but this was a matter of no , con se
quence to Abbott and other leaders of the Rh
publican party,5' who 'erehltfme
securing Capt. s frem'oVal5 when pranged in
comparison ivith his putrageons; pjesunihtip(n
in daring to vote in accord&ncewUh his o.wa
tonvictions of Triglit i when thosen victipna.
ppened to be in opposition to the views of thd
Pfoscriptionists; allud" edio,Capt;cPecCcftiJ
console himself with the prondVrefletionnit
le is not Xhonijf4m.'toiiMi. suffered ;for
v,
avertlslnar fOr tbo People.
We would calfthe attention of the public to
lle Morning Star's charges for short adver-.
'setnents, especially for : the accommodation
f the growingdemand for tfie'lpubllcatlo'ff of
Jrief notices L s-cb aa 5 lYan ts.? V -'
"por bale," e-M6siMTeenof.'th1
racter can be reduced to-flve lints space,
'"d the charge foV them' belng,but half our.
, tl'ular i ates when jaid for strictly ' in advoncS
ThIs offers ucreased inducements for scr-
x XlU wanting places, for famUies wishing do-:
. Nestles, for farmers having a horse, or a cow,
rau old wagon jfor sale,a landldrdswishing
.tnMt6, and tenants wishing landlords;? to user
Mobnino 8tb as medlunrfbr 'CM
catiug With thelt ieyefai bat unknowarcus
rekeepers can also make equal -aVaiKof
ee rates for short advertisements;; to, lq tfte.
,n 10 attention to any specialty in trade, or
"Jange in their W&X'
e U8e of the daily newspaper, as the ageh-
communicaUonbetweenpple
0no8e8 18 coastantly increasing,"and Ulustratei
Jing time, labor. and money '-1n, carrylog 1
"usinessollife. , i.T.'ui.Vtl ,1
."S- a ' T rr i . . . .-.i- . - - - . ... . i . hates op ADTcnxism a t ,.
Vol. VIII-ITo.,142.1 -
Local Dots. - -
The Streets are getting dry and dosty.,.
;r-4 The sidewalks are not the place for grape
hulls. r , , - , , ?
. ; George Spicer,7 colored; was" sent td tha
Work House yesterday.. 1 : ' , ti
We notice that Prof. Briggs" has opened a'
The regulars monthly : meeting ot the
Mechanlds - Eulldlng and Loan Association
.will be held at the ConjmerciaVEx'chaiige this
evening, at 8 o'clock, iA-I
" - Several peach j apple and pear trees at the
Wilmington Garden are in bloom, with a fair
prospect of a second crop if the warm weather
continues long enough. . ,:-r,.. .f
A white woman, suffering with rheuma
tUm, and as pitiful a-specjmen of humanity as
we have seen in a long time, received permis
sion to enter the County Poor House yesterday
afternoon; . K). J J W O ?3
Attention is called fb the card of Mr. M.
U. Finlayson, who has again embarked iu the
'commission business. Mr.- Finl ay son's former
"experience in thiabnsiness renders an v further
introa action unnecessary.
. . The pond near the" Charlotte- depots , on
Front street, which has been a fruitful source
of chills: aud fever to the residents in that
vicinity, has been filled up by the authorities
and is now as dry as a bone. ; t. y.
a colored man had hia horse taken from
his stable in this city on Wednesday night last.
A day or two afterwards he advertised the fact
in4he Star; and the day following the animal
was found near one of the Sounds and restored
to his owner. ? s ; " ' v." -, ."
j Friend Bonitz, of the Goldsboro' Messeti
ger, feels greatly encouraged In' his ; efforts - to
establish a daily, andr if the merchant's and
other business men of that place will stand up
to him as they ought he will commence it on
the 1st day of October.
Conaty. Commissioners. T J . ; . ; j
' The Board was in session yesterday, Mr.
Black ih thef chUr. 4 1 " ' v ; " : ' V -
: J. W. Schenck, Jr., Sheriff, presented three
separate bonds, two foe $15,000 each and one
for $10,000, whereupon IV was ordered that said
bonds be received and approved, and ordered
to be registered and filed. f
It was . further ordered that the Sheriff, J.
W.' Schenck, Jr., be notified that he Is required
to appear before this Board on the t first Mon
day in October next and increase his bonds for
the collection of State and county taxes in the
sum of $10,000 each. : And it was further
ordered tbat'the Sheriff taata Settlement wfttf
the State and county treasurers as often as the
amounts prescribed by law shall come into
his bands.
' Those appearing on Sheriff Schenck's bond
are Mary T., Schenck Joseph; H. Neff, S
Satchwell and Ed. K. Brink. t : . ?r.r.T ;.'i
y The bonds of J. CJaMann Clerk" of the
Superior Court, in the sum of $10,000, and W.
J. Bivens, Regtfter of -Deeds,'- in "the sum of
$5,000, were presented,' but action was deferred
nnti! this aftftrnoon. " "" '"'
i; .neiDonds or theuoroner, and Treasurer
will also be finally acted on this, afternoon;
? Commissioner John C. H eye r presented the
following protest againgt the action Of. the
Board : ;v';- :V.;id X ,' ttv?: ! :i .
I, John C. Heyer, one of the Count V; Com
mlssioners of New Hatoyer county, do hereby
respectfully enter my most solemn and earnest
protest against the. action 'of 'the' Board of
County Commissioners of said county, in ac
cepting the official bonds of J. -,W.r Schencki
Jr.. as BheriffJf jaid countv. for the present
year, for two reasons: 1st,-because of the in
sufficiency of the amount of said bonds,- and.
secondly, because the sureties upon said bonds
are uui kouu auuuutcicabf .mom u iwiBumj
vote asrainst this action of the Hoard to be re
corded upon the minutes;? 44 S $ 9?ix i
i: vtt -fSigned) i j J.-Cf HbItebl
Similar protests were submitted '. by. Mr.
Heyer relative to the bonds of the Clerk of the
Superior Court and of the Register, of Deeds. -
it was ordered that the county surveyor lay
out and establish the line between this county
and Bladen, to wit : between Cape Fear River
and Black River ; .provided, that, the County
Commissioners of Bladen county will pay half
the expense or saiajsunrey. x ;ssocs.
i; The Board then took , a, recess until this
afternoon, at a o'ciock. -
Star Book Illndery. rr ft y J$t
I The attention of the pobtle is -'called to the
superior facilities wo -np,wi h$t? ojr PXectaUniS;
cheaply, promptly and sHil fully . all kinds of
tjsmamg ana, x&uiing. uar ousiness in tuis oe
pftrtmeht has sftadily InerttsHljjittliti&i
that we have not labored In vain in our effort
to establish a Bookr Bindery eqttal-16 A de
mands of bur growing cty. ,r But. we4 are ; de
termined to do still more ; and as bur busi
ness jgrbwa fi wUlriakltles .bejncjiasedr
Give us a triail1' : r ; 2taw3w
From Cbarleston.
The Board of -Heal ni rebrtfouHtleaths
.from yellow feyer: iqr, the tweniy-iour . nouw
ending at 1 M:drT Mbnd
the number of new cases for. each day has been
disconUnneal
. .: . . . - t
Ipat, iq me opinion , oi -maujf meujva Hih
fprty-eight hours niustelapse before it can be
kDoyn with certainty whetheVa patienthas,Ipr
has not, thoyellbw ieVerBTh papers makelob
mention of the progress, ol the disease, and as
we received no telegram in relation to the mat
ter last nightVthe aboveVis'alt thletlmatlbn.
now at uauu. :s- ,c-.. , r ;:- .t;. ;,:;. --r- -
We notice that the Germans, true ,to their
traditional reputation for Assisting seach other
In time of need, arewganizlng in the, different
:Wards andv- IneonjuhctTon with'theHoward
Association, seem,peierminea.xo see u -
the Ick among theiK omx ed ilhtrmen receif e1
prompt assistance and gctteddance '
There ftrcon.tradictpj,y epcr ; about the ?
l-destrmetlble Tas- V;;:aJI :U
hejndesltrucUblaTg Jsa grett convenience
to merchantsllt answerstheicombined-pur
pose of a direction label andj business cardJ
Call at ' the Stab Printing 'and ubifeblpg
flbusVand supply yoeJW
WILIIHTGTOIL WEDNESDAY. -SEPT. 6.
A' Sad Case.fg.:?;.
One day during the past week the authori
ties here received Information that tthere was
a man at the depot suffering from- a severe
attack of chills and feverand that disease aud
fatigue bad so' enfeebled" him that he" was
unable to take care ofhlmself.' An ambulance
,was Sent for him and, be ; was ' taken to the
City Hospital, .where be lingered until 8nnday,
when he died. He was in such a critical con
dition'when taken to the Hospital.that he was
unable to give much account of himself. He
stated,however,. that he formerly lived at
Cedar Creek; near Fayettevillewhere he had a
brother to whom he had intended to write be
fore needled. From a paper found on his per
son, emanating from the authorities of Holly
Springs,' Miss., we learn that be was taken up
sick In the woods near that place. He sta ted
that he had been living in Arkansas, and was
trying to make his way back to North Carolina
when. he wastaken t sick. He remained at
Holly Springs about five weeks; receiving care
and attention from the citizens,' but finally
started for the home which he" was destined
never to.reach alivej Hjs remains were Interred
in the pauper's burying ground, but it is
hoped that if this reaches the eye of his brother
or; other relatives or friends he may receive a
more fitting interment.
Out Chip Basket. !-:.,,... , u'a
j - The best safety match marrying a rich
wife. -.." ' -
'.' Dr Sarah B. Chase" is a Titusville, pa.,
; How to overcome your sorrows Strike
one of your own sighs, : . ' ' -
i Young folks grow most wben Ta love' It
increases their sighs wonderfully,' '
What is the. difference between a coat and
a baby. f The one I wear, the. other I irasT'!
-. ... Dubuque complains that there Is only one
nanasome gin in mac city, and she is engaged
to be married. -; ! ; " ' "
Why should a young man give a" lock of
his hair tqlris intended before marriage ? Be
cause she'll be apt to take one .wjthout leave
aiter marriage. k . r : - . f
Calais, Me., is likely to become a fashion
able resort for young men, for it has just been
discovered that two-thirds of the wealth of the
place is to fall to the girls who bloom there.
That New Orleans woman who attempted
suicide by cramming :rags down her thfdat,
repented when the family sent for a junk deal
er and proposed to sell the entire package for
rags. , - v
,, r A grass widow inMYotk State" has sued
jor a uivurcc, auegiug. marriage unaer iaise
pretences as a ground for it 1 Shades of court
ship I r Does .she suppose there was ever a
marriage of asy'other sort ? ";
BAR AND KIVEIt IMPROVEMENTS.
, " j Wilmikqtox, N. C., 2d Sept., 1871.
To D. Wm. W. Harriss, Jesident.,of 'tie
Uhamber tf L'ommerce, Wumingtori, js. V :
Sib In accordance with the wishes of the
Chamber, the regular monthly visit to the
public works for the improvement of Cape
. ear uar ana Aiver was maae this day, and l
am pleased to report; the steady and success
ful progress of the work. . .- , - ,.i'c
; Since my last report of ,12th August. ,a
most violent Northeast' gale has visited our.
Coast, producing some apprehension for the
safety or the l worfcs, ana curing the montn,
much rainy weather prevailed, retarding opera
tions somewhat. .' , .ri:.,; '..wtt-Vn iv;--
"From the violence of the storm, some of, the
unfinished cribs1 and preparatory timber was
displaced, which involved some loss of time
and labor, to replace them, in - position . again.
Thisjwas shccessfully and speedily accomplish-;
ed through the energy and skill of,. the local
superintendant, and all ; is now going on well
It is with much pleasnre that I am enabled
to report the perfect safety, - and security . of
the finished work, (or notwithstanding , tne
storm was one of unusual 'violence and dura
tion, from the Northeast, elevating ihe 'ocean
wate mnch above Its ordinary leveJ, having
I ullind . unobstructed 3 s weep, was Drought
against the works with great force, no Injury
whatever" 'was sustained. Not a. timber or
plank; was moved from its position; Ihns prov
ing the adaptability oi me plans designed tor
a successful prosecution or this great ana im
portant work. r-'is?4.TV'
I here beg leave to call your attention to the
fact that1 while the -Engineers and operatives
have done all that flesh and blood; could do,
under the circumstances,- they labor under
grievous disadvantages for the want of means
to employ a sufficient force to guard aqd pro-:
feet exposed and weak points ahead of. their
work-while they are advarclng and; 'securing
the general line ; for experience hasshown,
that as the volume of water passing in and but
of those openings is checked, or shut out, its
passage thereby bing contracted, 'tis thrown
with greater force: upon .the weaker points..
cuttingithemV out -very - rapidly,'' entailing a
greater expenditure ot money, time and labor
for securing them afterwards. Soyoa will read
II v perceive that the- officers, in charge of this
work with the nest intentions, are obstructed
and tifed down to a1 limited monthly ; ex pen-
itdre. thereby TestftlHrnWthem-inTendering
itartbe Government as valuable Stfrirce-as they
might otherwise do, and . postponing - the pe
riod of inscribing their Owp names, iajthe niche
of famej tvJ. -"7X Sirrf-c'Z'-'' v
' .The shoals In-the vieinitytJf the works have
somewhat changed theii" positions,' but by no-
means prejudicial lJLhear' A portion oi tne
sand In front ,. M, the wprlc baa Vlbeen thrown
over and back of it. vhich is rather an advan-
tageas more sand will no doubt soon take its'
place .InrOBt'eawT-?. 'l- " '
... )CaC a ABiaUU. IB gWUlSIUlU VUUgCU lUUItB-
ting an i increased low-water area,, while its
high-water area appears diminished., .t : ?
a r There i isbme' aDPearance of an increased
epth of water in the small inlet next south pf,
.. " . . .... . . . .. . . . . . -!
the island, wane a naa no means oi ueiermm
Ing this tact. .-''uur ?v.s.i - - rA
; The outer shoals seem to j increase, and the
point pf beach extending northward In front
of the work,' -while the beach south is evident
ly and perceptibly growing. " ' '
The rtch-Bnd-fences have oroven success-.
f ul. , Not a rail: was removed? by the storm,
and the brush has - been completely covered
with sand to the top of the lence,: presenting i
an emoanmeni inree xo.nve leewniu, anu
coarse, far above tha reach of any tide, , r . - .
. ,This, and the weak parts of the beach where:
the wind, has blownsout trenches between the
hills, is now being strengthened by a system
of cultivating the owcAe-w. This grass bears
trans Dlan tins well : none , of that which, was
'- f . , .-.t.p sa . i . I
set out in July and August has died, but all
f rowing and doing1 finely, and I think will bear
ransplaritlng at any season of theyear Where
planted, it has not only successfully resisted
the blowing away of sand, but has already col-
lected, in Jt many places, .a jfoot or jover,in
height. ! V''-JZ i--i'
J-The.MaJbfoas been fortunate in securing the
services of a competent smantln- this "depart
ment, who seems to understand .his business.
and I hope is doing valuable service, which
ttaealonoVlUdemonitrt -
iMTTavin- no ODnortunitv of visiting the lower
Harbor and main outlet, I have nothing to add
to my August report in mat airecuuu.
in conciusion, A beg to state tna uiu ar m
the progress of the .-work eyerythlng . has
worked well ; there has been no mistakes or
blunders, no waste of time or money, and the
prospect ahead flattering. Everything now
depends upon the good sense and liberality of
Congress in making the necessary appropri
ations for the early and successful completion
of this noble enterprise. The gentlemen in
charge of this work seem fully alive to 'itsj
varied complications, its difficulties, ! magni
tude and importance, and are working like
beavers to inscribe their names high on the
roll of fame, and should they be so fortunate
as to merit it by a ful- and complete accomplishment,-
none wiU rejoice more than -,
r : -n- Your humble servant; - -
t H. Nutt, Chairman.
SPIRITS y OF TURPENTINE.
A mineral spring has been
discovered near Battleboro.;
:- - Battieboro siglis for a Mayor's
Court to try violations of the law. ', .' "
i.y:..T The balloon ascension in
Raleigh on Friday night was a grand sue-"
CeSS. '. - , -rr
. r ' r' -'"
An, interesting meeting is in
progress in the i M. E.v Church at Golds
boro. ' - ' , '. y'' ;i' -
i'l, ISTineteeu marriage T license
.were issued in Wake duringlthe month of
August. . V : .
, , The Raleigh boys challenge
the State for a game of base ball during
Fair week. , . , ,.
There : is V to be ju shooting
match at the Henderson Fair, A prize of
$50 is offered, . ,
- Mr. Plobinson, of- the Golds
boro' Male Academy, is- uniforming bis
scholars in cadet gray." v - -
B ishop Moore, ot th e colored
Methodist Conference, is visiting -his
churches in Rutherford county.
. Rev. J. W. Larmour, rector of
St. Stephen's -Chnrph, . Goldsboro, is . con
fined to his room, by an attack of bilious
lever. -
-- Thus far two 'thousand one
hundred, 3 and seven dollars have been
raised for buildiog a Presbyterian Church
iu Kinston. - - , ' '
, -T-- A large temperance onven
tion will be held in Raleigh ia; No vem
ber, to take into consideration the "pro
hibitiou question." - . ; V .
' Eighteen colored men and wo
man were baptized down at the river, near
Goldsboro, von sabbath' last one or the
results ui tue -amp iiiecuDg. - v
A small boy, by the name of
Salter, disappeared inNewbern on Sunday
last and has not since been seen -or heard
of. v The supposition is that he ;has been
drowned. ' ,
: We learn from the Ruther
ford I Vindicator; ''that J. C. Davidson,
Esq.. has sold his splendid " farm at Qld
Fort, McDowell county, to a South ' Caro
linian and a Canadian for. $24,000, They
intend to settle a colony . of. Cauadians
upon it, and build up largo, manufactories.
-i: The Raleigh . 5fi says : W.
J. -sryaobroaght to this city on the 11 ta
ot August as a Jiu KIux, charged with
the murder of Murchison, in Moore coun
ty, and discharged on bail,4 has since, been
rearrested upon evidence . brought out by
a coroner's inquest, and committed to an
swer to the charge of murder. , The com-
NEW AD V ERTISEMENTS.
Mechanic's Building &
Loan: Association.
mHE 25th MONTHLY MEETING wilibe held
L at the Commercial : Excbange, this Oven
tag, at 8 o'clock. : : . .:: ,? .s?
; i DTtes will be received durinz thedavat Dud
ley ft Ellis' Boot and Shoe Store, No. l Market
street.
CS. ELlJS.
sept 6-lt
Secretary and Treasurer.
;Hea?y Donlile-Sole ani Dppeii'S
Jtut the thing for FaU and W inter Wear, '
fH.Vc-?y.,
AT
i -r ,W f V i DDD LEY; ft JILLISV V I'J
41 Market Sk, ;,! Sign of the Big Boot..!
Ueneral Commission ' Ueirebant, ..
Office 'corner' inces9' and North. Water. Sf
c WILMINGTON'," Vr!T , .
Wni give prompt' personal attention1 to the
salo and shipment Of 5 Cotton," Naval Stores
and all other produceVfta-" j: . 't?':
: Orders Solicited 4ha promptly fllledftcV
yseptiiwtnt " ifc.MBEii .;0;i,.-.iw
HE; ANGEL tlHTHE OLOUJ
ipi. 1 ci By Edwin -3TMnttJ3is$)?i
STEMVEOR MILLION;
i A -POPULAR Treatise on Steam aniS 'its 'Ao-
JjL plieation to "the Useful Arta, especially to
Navigation. By JT. H, Ward. re -. ," $ tt
7 ror sale at" HEINSBEBGER'S.
: tlANOS, ORGANS;
Melodeons, Guitars, -Violins, Banjos, Flutes,
Fiffq. Aeeordeona- Harmonicas.
I Tnd lots of other things,'; ; j v
' For sale at
sept $-tf
n - 1 HEINSBEEGEik S , ,
Live Book Stoit
Cape Pear and' Black Rivers.
THE -STEAMEBt JITTLE SAM,
fx i'"
l- Capt. H. P. PADlISOir. ; ..,-3
"fS now running regularly between Wilming-
JL
ton and Point CaswelL leavlnsr Wflminston
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at 1XA
o'clock A. M.. and Point Caswell Mondays,
Wednesdays ana jmaays at v4 o'ciocl&. u.f
toucning at all intermediate landings for pas
sengers or freight. Fare, i$l meals extra.
rreignt cnarges very moaerate.: -x- n
. For freight or passage, apply to Captain on
board.-' :, fsept 21-SftFtf '
SUHTER WE W8, BUHTEIX, S. C, PUB
lished Weekly Darr'ft Osten, Proptors' "
sept23-l-tf Wilmington, N. C
1871. - Wholo ITo. 1,232
-FOR RENT..
House; for--Sent
rjluJE xiousis on corner, ot. Third
... and; Chestnut streets, from 1st of
i
October next, at present occupied by i
Sir. D.B. Bunting.'' Appfy to
J" , -l '"- 1 :': - JAMES & MEARES
sept 6-2C : Auct'rs & Real Estate Brokers.
For Sent "or For, Sale !
DESIRABLE PEA JSUT FARM ON MId
die Sound, 8 milef from the city, containing
1,100 acres, more or less, one half bt which is
under good fence, and one third in fine order
for' cultivation the coming year. Also, a
smaller place on WrightsvUle Sound; con
tains from four t o six acres, - which is desira
bly located. Terms will be made easy for pur
chase, ' Fer further particulars apply to ' ' '
' C. W. OLDHAM,
. i septMm t -ul . -' At Smith ft Oldham's.
For Sent,
rpiHAT desirable Dwelling on the
corner of Market and Ninth streets, IJ
. . . . . .....
House contains five -'large rooms,
with all necessary outbuildings, 4 good!-well of
water, fte. All In perfect order, t Apply to r
t sep3-tf i BUNTING ft McQUIG G, Auc'rsT-
For Sent r
JhE CENTBALLY LOCATED
STORE, with small Warehouse at-
tached, on South Water street, now occupied
by Messrs. Joan W. Galloway ft Co, ' will be
rented for one year from October IsC V:
sept S-tfl Apply to WM. K. EMFIE. "
For Rent :
5.
WE offer for rent two. of those
brick .tenements situated on Dock
Street, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
; Houses are. three stories, and contain all the
modern .improvements-hot and cold j water
bath-rooms, ranges, and are very desirable
from location and comforts.
Apply to '
,v .Vgeo." E. FBENCH & SON,' :
aug 80-tf
: 29 North Front St
For Rent.
"OROM the first i day of October
fi 'next, that desirable Store. cor-!b
ner South Water and Market street,
at present occupied by N. Mayer, as
a uar Koom ana juiauor store. - is is
well fitted up for Hry Goods and Grocery, and
one of the best localities in the city for either
pusraess. - .'. .'. ': .. .
Hi J f-"isb- ' ff!
i. That . comfortable , residence on, Fiftb, be
tween Market and. Princes streetj? known as
the Knohl'house at present occupied by Capt.;
John W Galloway, pi -,. -.j,
Apply to t
aug29-tf , n .
.H.4B. EILEBS. i;
fflHE DESIBABLE BBICK STORE,
with warehouse attached, on South
. s s a h - -. - ' i
"' -" J - .... : ' r ' -r . . . c--
Water St., now occupied by Messrs.
Smith Oldham. Possession given. Oct; 1st,
j Appiy to :
anfifSl-tf h-o
Wit. B. EMPIE.
FOR RENT.
5.fflxm""fciji
,.V...AJ.I. t . .
rpHE comfortable Dwelling House
; situated on Third street; next to
j-i. - S..'. - t '
the corner or Nun, at present occu-i
pied by MnBell.- torn ,1 f .-r VV
; w tta f q OilN WILD EE ATKINSON.
I aug25-2w ,
No. 5 North Front St.
Leaia Perrini's Sauced
TTUONOUNCED"BY CONNOISSEUBS TO
X- be "The Only Good Sance.M ' It improves
appetite and .dlgestionj and it is i unrivaled
for its flavor. A - ' ' "
sept 3MJ" ? . NorFt Street.
r.TesG r.lackerel,
. j-
"f At,,.- CHAS-'DtMYEBS 4 CO.'S.t
? -?)At! .HASt;5MYEESr4'
a sept 8tl-' i V'? North Froart street.0
skiiornn i ti 1 ; m ccnfi a ti nn ii
1 :
THERE WILL. BE AN- JEXCUESION; OF
r the : abovn Association, : on the - Steamer
"Waccamaw,"jonn I .r. Ii ' '
Friday, thelath, I nst.
A good band will be in attendance. The
boat wiU leave her wharf v- " :'
Av iM;;-PRECISElVy?
Fare for the round trip. l : Children, half
price ; Servants, fiee. : ;;
Tickets can be had of members, or of ' l
sepS-td
B. EBECKE, Secretary.
10,000
BUSHELS
WH1T1S and MIXED COBN.
l;000BB"
' For sale by 4 r c'.,
8ep5-tf WILLIAMS & MTJRCHI
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;.-.r, i , o:o 0 .T O TJ N D s. C
CANVASSED HAMS,
IRISH. LAUNDET SOPt ' ' ! ii,r
Best made for cold water. V Try a cake and
be satisfied. ... -. !iJ " - '
Tf 6. . STEYENSON'S"
V -V i-
sept 6-tf
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One Square one day,
J. " twoaays,................,
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2 00
2 60
8 CO
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niree days,...................
. ' " to nr days,.
11 five davs.....
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oneweek......
Contract Advertisements taken at pro- .
portionately low rates. v ; :
Karriages, Deaths. Kellglon8,, Funeral and
Obituary notices will be inserted at lialf rates
when paid for in advance ; otherwise f ull rates
will be charged. , . . . s i : v
TKss--Gaah on demand. -; - - -
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AUCTIO-ST SALES.- r: .
By JAMES A KIEARES. "
SALE OF r-l y " V
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
BY.virtue of the power of sale contained in 'J
a certain deed ovjportgage made by Jas.
McUntcbon to Du Brutz : Cutlar,11 Michael v
Cronly and Robert E.Oalder, Txuteea of "Th6 ;
Wilmington Building Association," dated the ": 1
eishteentb day of September, 186i, and duly ,.
registered in the office of thiteglster of; the :
county of New Hanover, in Book i X. at page jj J'
I ed to .The Wilmington Building, Afisocia-,' ' .
tion" oy aeea aatea tne eightn aay ot Apru,
1871, and duly registered in the office of the ?s' o -Begister
of the County in BookB B fcf, at page , t
-490 and foliQ wing f the said Association will, ' ; '
on w edneauay, the twentie' h day of heptem- ,, t
' ber, 1871, expose to sale at public auction, at :
the conrt House uoor in tne city or VV liming-; ,
ton, or cash, a.l that certain piece or i artel ;
of land o escribed in said deed of mortgage, as
follows : Situate, lying and being In the county -
of Jiew Hanover, and bounded on the east by - -tne
Wiuntegton and W eluon Railroad, on tho .
west by the lands of the late Thomas I. lavls
and Samuel Paxton Walters, on the north by ,
the lands of David S. Sanders, and on the
south by the lands of William A. W right. , f
The Association will execute to tne "pur- :
chaser at said sale a proper conveyance of the :'
same . upon - the payment of the purchase '
money.
CUAS. M. STEDMAN,
;. ':; .1 Attorney.
Aug 29, 1871-tS
: J. T. JAMES, Auctioneer. ; 3 ; r .f
; 3Y;:JAMESi&iMEARES.-.
Valuable Eeal Estate ' ; :W
UL in a certain deed o mortgage, made by
J; rank C. Singletary and Virginia C. his wife,
to Michael cronly, Du isruiz Cutlar and Boo-
ert iu. uaiaer, as Trustees ot xne Wilming
ton Builalog Association," dated the -Uh day
of December, I6t9, and registered in the office
ot the Kegister of the County of New ilanv
over, in Book Y "V, page 203 andolio wing, and .
duly transferred and assigned by said Tros-
tees to said.Wilmiugton Building Association
by deed dated the bitx day of April, le71, and
duly registered as atoresaid in Book B .B B, ;
page and following; the said Wllmiegton
Buudmg Association will, on Wednesday, the I
20th day Of &ep tern Der, 1871, expose to sale by
public auction, at the Court House Door in the '
city of Wilmington, for cash, the two clBrtain
tracts or parcels or land described in-said
deed of mortgage, as follows, yit : lying and -being
in the county or JNew Hanover, and,
bounded as follows : One tract beginning at a
red oaa on thtr east side of Deroy's branch,
William Cuiiar'a corner of his nlnety-iouu
acrw survey, thence north 65 deg. west) two
pules to a poplar in Derby's branch, thenue tho
same course continued along the dividing line
between William a..d Jacob William'-survey, .
foriiterly John Jirwins, la8 poles to a stake, iiia
corner, thence Bouthxtf deg., west 200 poles to
the bide of the mat sh, thence in the marsh tho ,
same course ; continued ' 250 poles, W iBiam
Cutlar'd line of this survey, thence with, that c
line north to deg. east, 2ti5 poles to a pine, his
old corner, standing by the side of the marsh, "
thence with his other line south 60 deg. ast,
35 poles by Derby's island, thence across- Der
by's branch ana uo the east side of said branch
with the several lines ot hi ninety-tour acre
survey to the first station containing 2i
acrefr. more orles. - Another tract adloininir
the above described, tounded as follows, viz - J
Belnnin at a cv Dress standiner on tho weae "
side of Turkey creek, a small uistance above C M." i
the moothi thence running north i&) poles to - 1
a xpruce pine, then north to deg., w est wu poles , ' - - 1 1 j
to a pine standing between tho marsh ana the . - . .
old held, f corner,, of the old. survey, thence ; . v
isouth' eu deg., east I'M poles to Frederick ,. ,
Jones' line, where crosses Derby's cove, ' . r 1
"thence down the meandering, of said Turkey
creelc to the hrso station ; containing inr the " " ""v i
Whole 456 acresj more or less. ' y , -i..y; '.'i'i-'r
; The said Whmmgtn Bundmff MbciaMon' J . 1
will execute and oUver to, the purchaser at iJ -r
said sale aA proper conveyance of the lands , -' .
aforesaid upon the payment of the purchase Jl - 'N
money.
C. M. STEDMAN, :
a . j s tri v Attorney. '
'Ahg29, 1871.tS.
nr.
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BX JAMES & ME ARES.
;,i- vi..,.," -.: .
ill
Vdluatfle-
H.itlU 'J
BYvlrtue of the power of sale contained In j 4
a certain deed of mortgage made by Hill.
-.-King and Susan R tKing to "The Wilming-i .
ton Building Association,'' dated the thirtieth .
day of May, A. D. 1870, and duly registered in
the office ot the Kegister of the County of
New Hanover, in Book ZZ, at page b70anafol- ' '."
lowing, the said Association will, on Weda.es- ' -
aayrtne twentieth aay or September, .271, ex-'
pose to sale at public auction, ;at; tho: court
Hnni)A'T)nnT 1n t.hn o.ifcv nf Wllmi crfo
cash, all that certain lot 6r parcel of land d&-
scrioea in suia aeea or mortgage, as iouows i : .v
situate m ine city 01 wiimin&rton aforesaid.
'beginning at the South-easteru intersection of -
Jttasntn tstreec witn swann street,' thence run
ning Southwardly--with, .the ' Kas' era- line - of
said Eighth street sixty-six feet,, thence Jiast- ; -wardly
in aline parallel with said 1 Bwann St. ; : 1
ni ty ieet,rthenee northwardly in a line paral
lel with- saidl Eastern line of El&rhth street
sixty-six feet; to the southern line of sai
Swann street, and thence-Westwardlywith
saxa line 01 saiu owanu street nity ieet to tne
beginning, being the western end of lot. nam-
bered one (ly la the, block-numbered thr? "
hundred and ten (310). as designated in tha .
plan of said city. The Association will exe-'K"
cute to the purchaser, at. said - sale' a proper
conveyance of tho same, and assign the policy
01 insurance tnereqn, upon the payment of
the purchase money. - " -
f T ' 1 ' mmm .fcfcA, , ' "
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-a-6l' "v- Attorney. p
By JAMES rfEAItEsT.
fncr.ci 1- lLt''liEo
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1 ire jnsines at Aaction.
JF Exchange Corner, in the city of. W liming-''
wo, a -l o'ciock, we wm seu ..; ,;.r -r a?
" IHBEE HAND FIBR ENGINES,
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lately used bythecitv of WUmincton. but"' .
laia aside on the reorganization of the fire :
department on a steam fire en gin o basis.':
One of the enerines is in eood order, and tha i
others are but slightly out of repair. , , t
: Hose carriage and everything," except the ,
hose, accompany each engine.1 Terms cash.'
Daie positive. . septl-ts
By, JTAMES A MEAtES.. i ! . v i. "- a i -
N THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER
J 7th, at Exchange Corner, atll o'clock, wo ' T
will sell is'j 1'',- . ' ' ,t!' .A ' :
. ONE LARGE ltBER4WAGON v .J
in tolerably good order. Sale positive,'- rc; ,, ;; rX ; '"
seps-ts- - rr. r.trT'r'--, -"''- a -x:. v.
Bacon ! Bacon K
100,000
LBS. SHOULDERS ' r:' ": s -;
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f .---Fori
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. ror sale by "j-L-.rJT:, ' :r
"TTTAJSTED -Forty Laborers can securo
Yv immediate employment by application
at ladder's Brick Yard. - sep5-2t
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