North Carolina Newspapers

- THE ; HORNING STAR, PUBLISHED DAILY, . v V9f . II BERNARD, Editor and Prop. OrnaB, Dawson Bank Bull din gu. Front St. one year, in advance i.$7 00 six months, in advance .8 60 Three months, in advance.... 2 00 One month, in advance..........:.......,.. - 75 The Morning Stas will be delivered in Any prt of the pity at Futtekit Cents per week. . JIEIOSOLOIUA. UECOBD. - Sept.-6, 1871. , . Time. Btm- momT Wind. eter. 7 A. M. 80:00 73 Calm 2 P.M. 29:91 80 SE gentle 9 1 M. 29:90 '77 Calm Weather L Rain Cloudy L Rain Mean Temp.' of day77 deg. Note. All barometric readings are reduced to t he sea-level and to 33 degrees - Fahrenheit. Robert Sbtboth, " . Serg't Sienal Service U. S. A. Weather Report. Wab Department, BUT, unice 01 unlet signal umcer; Washington, Sept. 64:35 P. Probabilities. The Georgia cyclone will probably move northeastward alnncr f.hp tnnth Atlantic uit with general rain and brisk but not violent winds. Northerly winds and pleasant weather I are prooaoie lor 1 nursaay , irom AiaDama to Lake Erie and" westward. Easterly win da, with threatening weather, from New Jersey southward; southwesterly winds in the inte rior of New England. . - t, r rHB.CITY. M K W A I) VjE KT1 SJCJOLIS JN 18 . , tlEiNSBEROEB's Live Book Store, 89 Market st. An Angel In the Cloud Steam for Mil lion Pianos and Organs. Dudley & .Ilis, No. , 41 Market street Tke Best and Cheapest Fall Boots. r- - . 1 CHABLE3 T. Howard. Louisiana State Lottery. ; . C. D. Myers & Co., No. 7 North Front st Laundry Soap Sugar-Cured Hams, &c. " G. A. Neweix, No. 9 South Front Street. Headquarters for Sewing Machines . , Read the advertisement under the caption 'Lost and Found." Cape Fear Building Association. At the regular monthly meeting of the Cape Fear Building Association, held in the City Court room last night, 28 shares of stock were redeemed : at the following figures; Five shares at $47; seventeen at $48; one at 49, and live at $50, being an average of about $48 2i. Arrest of Deserters. . John Pillow "and Michael Burns,' two de serters from the British Brig Lockinvar, were arrested by Constable Jos. C. Hill, yesterday,? oa awarrant issued by Justice Edward Cant-I il.t the 1n.tam.fi of th KrH.Uh They were committed to jail for safe keeping, ld will be taken to their ship, now lying at the mouth of the river, this morning. Si. Rev. Bishop Atkinson. The Charlotte Observer says : ' This eminent divide" paid his Fall visitation to St. : Peters' Episcopal Church of this city on Sunday last, and preached both morning and evening ser- mons that for logical reasoning, general infdr- raUion and scriptural learning, we have never heard surpassed. At the latter service, the I rite of Confirmation was administered to nine I persons, five ladies, and four gentleman." . Commltlea for Larceny. Sharper Murphy, a well known colored boot black, was arrested yesterday on the charge of larceny. The case was carried before W. H. Merrick, J. P., who required him to give security in the sum of $50 for his appearance &l Court, in default of which he was commit ted to jail. , - ' ' Auction Sale: This morning, at Exchange Corner, Messrs. James & Meares auctioneers, will sell the elegant city residence on the northeast corner of Second and Chesnut streets, and well known as the Rivera property. Also, at the same' time and place, they will sell one large timber wagon. : '" VV-f u'i Insanity. ":' y ';:-, :v. izlSj : 1 -- - ;-' -We learn" from the Weldon News that a young man by the name of A. C. Pickerell, a nephew of Mr. John F. Pickerell, of New v. i ... .... .. . . . 1 iurK, wen Known in tnis city irom nis con- i action withtheUate Railroad case, was on fcturdav removed from Littleton to the conntv Pil at Halifax for safe keeping, he having. for some days before that evidenced Insanity of a dangerous character. On-Thursday night he obtained nAMMoinn W on irnfi'hr .nH M r. MuwvK.vo.vu i . two of the citizens of Littleton, occasioning rtmostserious results. The unfortunate young man is from Georgetown, D.'- C. - His friends tave been notified of his condition. - From Cnarleston. . "' TV From the published report of -the City Reg-, ktrar, in the News of yesterday' we learn that laerewere no deaths from vellow fever for the 'wenty four hoars ending Tuesday last at 12 "'clock. For the week ending on Saturday tt , . 'ast there were twentv-one deaths from the Prevailing disease, i The latest intelligence, and his meals' handed in at the door.- opened up on the hill beyond the Camp weverjs contained in the following press She avowed her determination to marry bell place. . , . -kleKrani, received last night, which shows an him that yery evening and said she had called Loui8burg, Franklin COUnty, lncre8e in theliumber of deaths : .0 upon the Marshal for the necessary assistance has an amateur dramatic association, They , . -CnAELKSTOK, Sept. 6. : for placing her in possession of her Imprisoned will play taOv American Cousin ; during ere were five fever deaths reported in Past twenty-four hpurs. The cool weather I h havi .there are hardlv anv new cases." ' u offlcial report is published, I undetf date 0(2iidit mat., in which it is stated that only two . - ins from fever had occurred at Beaufort, during that week, and there were only 'CaflPft than nnlA 4f&Amanf - niy CiunmtHlAiim. lest a meeuns OI iQejsoar.aw"heia -J, a. 14. Uluck, Esq., in the chair. bond Of flmpn fannall Pnnntw Trim r r !P.. ithP. Murphy, A;l R:3ea. B.. : :,:. !tiC8 ' r;: " T V -V r".' with Elijah Hewlett as surety, was re- Wed and ordered to be filed. . Jiebond of J. c. Maun, Clerk of the Spe- H s nrt' for $1000, with 8. S. ' Satchwell im " ! , Mai"iing as sureties, was - received The h V d' ' ' - I f uivens, register 01 at " v5.000. W&ft nrfttfPntpff Tint vrlthnnt I IQjj ii mt- WW if wMw i Oth w anjourned until baturday, the One Vol. Vm-Ho. 143. i l0Al FtOtS. - Yesterday was a wet, disagreeabladay, 5 , ; . ThU winter like all of. them Is tobe "hard." - rohaa .Ala nrata,. I- -111 rJlwUw F"F""" uolUft "u .c..u.yji b vuC 1UuC, man - . - I man Many of our citizens ladies especially-i-are preparing articles for exhibition at the ap proaching Fair in this'place. ' Jere Murphy, a seaman, was sent to' the Work House yesterday for non payment of fine and costs in the City Court. 7T Chas. Wassent, the negro highway rob her who was shot by Mr. D. H. Russell . on Saturday n ight before last, is reported to be getting Worse. -7 The proposed family excursion on the Waccamawt yesterday morning, was postponed until next Wednesday on account of the threatening aspect of the weather. " Mr. C. B. Bishop, the Well-known Balti more comedian, stars it at the Louisville The atre on 11th inst. Mr. Bishop will appear at the opening of Ford's Opera House, as Touch stone. . . . William Philpott, colored, charged with assault and battery, was arrested by Officer mil yesterday arternoon. Me gave bond lor his appearance before Wo. McLaurin, J. P., this morning. ' ' - Messrs. Chas. D. Myers & Co., 7 North k j tt Tlu.lii.T.1.1. T . a I """.r.-'"0 0 Whiskey, choice .Mackerel, Codfish, &., in this morning's issue. Give them a call. ' How Henry Berry Lowrej Amuses Himself. We learn from one who. has lately been vis iting different portions of Robeson county that Henry Berry Lowrey has recently been playins some practical jokes upon the soldiers and militia who ' are in the field against, him I and his gang. It is said that the U. S. troops have their camp near what is known as Pleas- ant Prospect Churct, and that about a mile from there resides an ld woman who sells " tangle-le6n whiskey, who has been receiving frequent visits from the " boys in blue." Re- port has it that bu Wednesday last six of the soldiers were proceeding to execute one of XI (ill. A . . A. 11 .il.J.J A 1.f uiuvbuiou .imucu i, w Sisureiy aiong ne patn, wnuum arms, wnen a man suaaeniy sprang irom ine nusnes, armca io iao teeiu, uu vuuiruuteu iuciu, startling them with the information that he was the redoubtable Henry Berry Lowrey. He told them they were fools if they came to Rob- 12th of Jone- She lef Charleston for Wil eson county with the expectation of killing or mington on the 31st August, but of course capturing him. for it would never be done. He had lately received a message from4 the Lord that he had 12 years yet to live, and fur- then informed the astonished ''men of Mars" that he had singled out some of their com- rades upon whom he intended to wreak his vengeance. Being unarmed, the soldiers seized the first opportunity to make a backward movement in the direction of their camp, wil ling to forego the luxury of indulging in their favorite .beverage rather than provoke the wrath of the daring outlaw. " " ; . ; A few days after the above occurrence, our informant states, an officer of the militia re- cejved a message from Lowrey, stating that, he had visited their camp the night before and Inspected their arms to see if they were in j proper condition. As a proof of this assertion, he stated that he had left his "card," which would be found attached to one of their guns. Upon examining thelt weapons the name of Henry Berry Lowrey was found inscribed upon the breach of one of themyery much to the astonishment of ye gallant "melish." Disputed Property. ' ' Happening, at the Marshal's office , in - the City Hall, yesterday afternoon, we were wit ness to a rather amusing scene. A young colored woman, apparently about 20 years old, came in and stated to the official named uu. ""ou u u ,r , t.hftt. hf nan hin vamt hanlv dAnlr. with Ann I - - 1 j v that she had come to him to secure redress, UPon beinS told to Btate the case Bhe Pro' duced a photograph of a young mulatto man and said that the original of the picture was her intended husband. They were to have been married in a few davs, but in her case, as . . , . . .... - I in many others, the 'course of true love had not run smooth." A rival stepped in, claimed the object of her affections, and proceeded to enforce that claim by taking possession of him, and locking him up in a room, the key of which she -carried in ;her tpocket : .that:she steadily refused all overtures for a peaceful solution of the difficulty by restoring him to her. and that she ( the rivalVwonld not even allow her (the complainant) to see the' one whom. she. claimed as - her affianced hns-? z - , - , h.nd aa he was kent a close nrisoner lover. The Marshal, in his usual bland and conrteous style, informed the determined lit- e woman that, in consequence of the import- mra nt tha cae. he should be comoelled to take time for serious reflection and for consul- ution with the best legal talent of the city be tUblVU nitU IUU vva vw. vm.wu. w .u fore determining what steps to tal premises, advising her to call agaii " m . : t. - , take in the premises, advising her to call again in the course of the afternoon,' which she promised to do and then retired. . Another Larceny Case. a nolorerl man bv the name of Frank D. . i.ji .t. :i...:.. i,.. t,.4 o preliminary examinaUon hefore Justice Cant- at welI ana ine eviaenoe DeiDS oeemeu i8 await his trial at the next term of the Superior Court. Mechanics' Buildlnfir Association. At the resrulat monthly meeting of the-Me- chanlcs' RuUding and Loan Association, held J lanlra' RnHltndp and T.nfeTl AfiROClfttlOn. held 1 me commercial jj,xcnange iab cvumS, fthorpa nf itAnlr vava Tf1ftATTiArl.' ftfl follOWfl 1 I w wvvu. ?v vi w -wwj . share at $118 j four at $119, and- nineteen WILLIINGT0N, H.' C, City Court. u ) The following cases were disposed of ye6ter- dar m " T v jtoiti Edward Hall, charged with cursing, quarrel- ino Ac. wMfnnnd niun .. 1 a . .. . " " -"ST uu juugiucu su- tered for the uenaltv and eosta. - James 8. Arrell, charged with cursinsr. quar- relink Ac . . Jndmnt fc ofa nit ...in.f i,s .n..,Lf..rT " suruies lor ou, to be remitted on payment of $20Jand coats. . .-... A wjiite man was up for retailing without license. Judgment for the penalty and costs. Appeals to the Superior Court. , Indestructible Tag. ' . The indestructible Tag is a great convenience to merchants. It answers the combined pur pose of a direction label and business card. Call at the Stab Printing and Publishing nouse and supply yourselves. 5 tf Our Chip Bashet. When is a bow not a bow ? bow-knot. When it is a , A couple were married down in Maine last week whose ages were 78 and 80 years. A Virginia couple recently walked thirty miles on aliot and dusty day to get married. Miss Amenia Watts, of Cincinnati, has recently accepted a professorshipin 1 Monmouth (111.) College, . . , . , , ... . .l?- X'"""! 1UUI,U1U iisn York recently. Western mercantile houses are gradually discharging the young men ' and employing girl clerks in their stead. . It is sweet to have friends you can trust, and convenient sometimes to have friends who are not afraid to trust you. It is with narrow-souled people as with narrow-necked bottles ; the.less they have in tnem the more noise they make in pouring it oul - Fashionable young ladies are reminded that the printed labels on the ends of thread spools are excellent materials from which to cut patterns for the new style of bonnets, it is the type of eternal truth," says John Ruskin, that the soul's armor is never well Bet t0 the heart QDles8 a woman,s hand a. has braced it, and it is only when she braces it loosely that the honor of manhood fails." auu,i ainioi i - y Tbe Britisn Brig M. M Seed cleared from Liverpool for this port, via Charleston, on the win not be allowed to reach her destination until she undergoes the necessary; quarantine below. 7 ,'. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE; - Weldon is to have a new post office. The revenue bill lor 1871 will realize about $750,000. Capt. John A. Gray, an old citizen of Newbern, is dead. Cotton throughout the Roan-: oke section is now opening fully. . . Two Strong batterie8 ot artil" lery have been ordered, to Raleigh. 1 r Jlecklenburg county has a cu riosity in tbe shape of a petrified foot. Rev. John S. Long is to de liver one of his popular lectures in New bern. - ' " ' . ' Sheriff Hughes, of Orange, is Treasurer this year. - Raleigh young men are pre- paring to giyea series of.Ethiopian dramas during thejWinter. The ladies of the Episcopal 1 TTf 1 -l - church in Warrenton hare been holding ... O a least ana. lair. V: - The Zodaic is the name of a new Bteamer just put on the line between New York and Newbern. A young man by the name of Absalom Hooker, liying in Madison conn- l.IM.J J ; iy. was jtiueu sonie uays ago oy uaving nis head crushed by the falling of a heavy log. c? ---- . The . Raleigh Sentinel says : At this time there is not one of the State officers in the city except the Attorney General. See the eftajt of the bad example 8efc bJ the federal officials me W eiQOn J.VCW8 Savs . Capt. Dot drowning, of the Wilmington road, is'about to have erected a handsome i(U! :. , . . . - ' - , t xesiaence on tne new Street that has Deen lue oepteuiuer v,uurt, wuu our Friend Furman, of the Courier, as Our American' Cousin." ' ' A gentleman living near Ra leigh virhile hunting one night last fweek, the Sentinel says, killed three young opos sums.all of which were blind and evidently born so ; two of the three were, also entirely distitute ot the facility of hearing, having no signs of ears. Raleigh is excited over a sea serpent recently seen in the riyer near that place. It has been seen by several very !tt a! - IlL 1 11 1 : ! ' 1 reliable srentlemen. with small lamb9 and !ia!ed if!e the water edge drinking. TheSentinel resnonsible tor this yarn There have been nojess than three upsets nf late" on the stasre line from the bead of the road to Asheville. Inxne we under- 011 stand there was the Honv D. M. Barringer I on1 Tlfri" "Rr1ofor "Raloierh thnnorh linfh I h.ii,? ' nal, nf another where the stage, horses and all l 1 au :v.-- u I 1 -11 went over a precipice of some ntty leet, JUTa" T?.nr o-rf A aiirrfitn 4T ffiaTTrin T.owia I ijxiot i mil vj uuuguvvt w waaw.AAVM -mw ww w i Thompson, of Bertie, was quite seriously ing THURSDAY. SEPT. fti 1871. Whole Ho. 1,233 'AYEE'S CHEBBY PECTORAL the world's eat remedy for Colds, Cpnghs, Consumption, and aU affecting of jgg Throat. For Colds, Conghs, Bronchitis, and all i-auecnons or tne junngs, take. ayib'8 chebbt riSOTOBAL. Actual ts. Snort Weight. Asido from the" Impure substances from which aje made the majority of Baking Pow- ders, a large proportion are short or thb whisht represented upon the package. We Ha nnt nnln olalm that. rnYrwv'a VwifiT Pnw. nan is free from any injurious substances, and t hat each package contains wvl weight, but that the quantity required to produce the de sired result in the kitchen is from tweaty-nve to fifty per cent, less than those of ordinary manufacture. Manufactured by Doolbt & Bsothbb. 69 New street. New York, and for. sale at retail by all respectable grocers. -. . . sep5-TuThSa NEW: ADVERTISEMENTS. Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY. , Incorporated August 17, 1808. CHARLES T. HO WARD PKESIDENT MINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY. SPLENDID SCHEME ONLY 20,000 NUMBERS CAPITAL PRIZE... $50,000 CLASS N, TO EE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON SATURDAY, September 30th. 1871. HOWARD, SIMMONS & CO., Contractors SCHEME : 20.000 tatas Mets Onli $20. l prize of $50,ooo is fbo,ooo 1 prize of 30,000 is..... . 30,000 1 prize of 20,000 is... . 26,000 1 prize of 10,000 is.. 10,000 1 prize of 9,000 is. 9,000 8,000 .... l prize of , 1 prize of 1 prize of - 1 prize of s i prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of . ' 1 prize ot 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 piize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of -1 prize of 1 prize of ' 1 prize of 1 prize of j 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of ; 1 prize of . 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 50 prizes of 317 prizes of 8,000 is 7,UOU IS 6,000 is 5,000 is............ 4,000 is.. 3,000 is...................... 2,000 is 7,000, 6,000 flgSS 3,000 2,000 1,UUU 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 500 are 25,000 are...... 25,000 200 are.................. 63,4UU 36 Approximation prizes 12,600 440 prizes, amounting to... 280,400 Whole Tickets, $20 j shares in proportion. Prizes payable without deduction. Orders to be addressed to . ; : i ; CHAS. T. HOWARD, ; Lock Box 692, Post-Office, New Orleans. Jtar Send Post-Offlce Money Order, or Regis ter your Letter. ..; . sept 7-tf LITTELL'S IRISH 1A0HM SOAP JOB HOT, COLD, and EVEN SALT 'WATER USE. Wlllt not injure or change the color of the unrivalled as the First Family Soap In the country. t, a , waaaaw ill. A. AM lKJ WU. VVS sept 7-lt 7 North Front Street. i 2,500 POUNDS OF THE Choicest Sugar Cured Hams, ; At CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.'S, sept 7-lt 7 North Front street. The " Shawhan" Whiskey JS THE OLDEST, PUREST and v BEST WHISKEY ever offend in this city. ' THAT'S THE TEBDICT." . Sold only by r . . : , , . , CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.. sept7-lb i v ' 7 North Front St. CHOICE ' I&rgG Mackerel and Codfish, OF THIS SEASON'S CATCH,' ' " '.'Mackerel in Barrels, Half Barrels, Quarter Barrels and Kitts No 1 and Extra Mess. CODFISH, in Fifty Pound Roxes and at RetaiL ' CHAS. D. MYERS & CO., sept 7-lt , . 7 North Front St. - The Best and Cheapest JD A. Aj JLi JbJ O O JL Just Received AT DUDLEY & ELLIS', . ' Sign of the Big Boot. sept 7-tf HEADQUARTERS FOR . v SEWING MACHINES, No. 9 South Front St. A. VARIETY OF NEW and Second-Hand Sewi3ig Machines on hand and sold or rented accommodating terms. Machines repaired and put in perfect order. : ' - , A good assortment of Needles,' Threads, suts c alwaysoahand. General Agent for North Carolina for HaU's iAt tr viMi.A a CAt? Ula KTiA V Vila wlMUJk vlKH J if LIWiliyl"-TI It XUl OCYY Machines. NEW ADYERTTSEMENTS. THE ANGEL IN THE CLOUD. - By Edwin W. Fuller. V Tot sale at ; ;l HEINSJBEEGEK'S. STEAM FOR MILLION.: : A POPULAR Treatise on Steam and its Ap J. plication to the Useful Arts, especially to Navigation. . By J. H. Ward. For sale at r HETNSBERGER'S. 2 v V PIANOS, ORGANS, - r Melodeons, Guitars, Violins, Banjos, nutes, ; ; Fifes, Accordeons, - Harmonicas, : , ' and lots of other things, , . For sale at : j V HEINSBERGEl a sept 3-tf '! Live Book Stoic EOR RENT. House for Bent; rriHE HOUSE on corner of Third JL and Chestnut streets, from 1st of October next, at present occupied bj Mr. D. E. Bunting. Apply to ... ....... ............ . .-.-. . JAMES & MEARES, sept 6-2 C " Auct'rs & Seal Estate Brokers. For Rent or For Sale ! A. DESIRABLE PEANUT FARM ON MID die Sound, 8 miles from the city, containing 1,100 acres, more or less, one half ot which is under good fence, and one third in fine order for cultivation the coming year. Also, a smaller place on Wrightsville Sound ; con tains from four to six acres, which is desira bly located. Terms will be made easy for pur chase. For further particulars apply to C. W. OLDHAM, 8ept3-lm : , . - At Smith & Oldham's. For Rent. T HAT desirable Dwelling on the corner of Market and Ninth streets, House contains five large rooms, with all necessary outbuildings,' good well of water, &c. All In perfect order. Apply to sep3-tfj i BUNTING & McQUIGG, Auc'rs. For Rent. THE CENTRALLY LOCATED STORE, with small warehouse at- ...... i tached, on South Water street, now occupied by Messrs. John W. Galloway & Co, will be rented for one year from October 1st. ' ; sept 3-tfl v Apply to WM. R. EMPIE. For Rent. offer for rent two of those brick tenements situated on Dock Street, between Fourth and Fifth streets. " WAnaA v,,i- nW -uuom B wuCO oiuiira, uu wuwouwiiao modem improvements-hot and cold water bath-rooms, ranges, and are very desirable from location and comforts. ," . 'Apply to , ; GEO. E. FRENCH & SON, aug 30-tf 29 North Front St. For Rent. "CIROM the first day of October JD next, that desirable Store, cor-, ner South Water and Market street, at present occupied by N. Mayer, as a Bar Room and -Liquor Storer It ls one of the best localities in the city forefther ilii-.l A . lo.a- -3 m That comfortable residence on Fifth, be tween Market and Princes street," known as the Knohl house, at present occupied by Capt. John W, GaUoway. ' ? Apply to aug29-tf ' ' H. B. "EILERS. For Bent. mHE DESIRABLE BRICK STORE, with warehouse attached, on South Water St., now occupied by Messrs.i Smith ft Oldham. Possession given Oct. 1st. Apply to . -.y aug 31-tf . . - WM. R. EMPIE. - FOR RENT. rflHE comfortable Dwelling House -a. : .. situated on Third street, next to - - pied by Mr. Beu. JOHN WILDER ATKINSON, aug 25-2w - - ' ' - No. 5 North Front St. MISCELLANEOUS. ; . J. 2, JAMES, Auctioneer. - By JAMES fc 3IEABES. ... Elegant City Residence - AT AUCTION. . VEB.Y EASY TEEMS. -. ON THURSDAY MORNING, Sept. 7th, at 11 o'clock, at Exchange Corner, we will sen that ELEGANT HOUSE AND LOT, desirably and centrally located on the North east UUttiNJlili BH.UU.N1J ana CHESTNUT STS., won Known us me hxvjuua. riiVrali'Lx. I The house is large and roomy, containing seven fine apartments, including a brickbase. u:ic, c 66 feet on Second and 133 feet on Chestnut street, leaving ample space for the erection of anotner aweuing on chestnut street. There are on the premises a large double Kitcnen house, with four rooms, store-room. -wood. house, well, Ac. ; TERMS one-fourth cash, balance 6, 12, 1?, 2t and 30 months, with Interest from date? July 25-ts Tu Th and Sat LOOT AND FOUND. f OST A -Child's Bracelet (geld band) on Third street, between Martpt an a rtor. or thereabouts. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this office. mif , nil L mm I ill v (J T llili I 1 111 ii T 111 ll I llSSil liiiil BATES OF ADVERTISING J One Square one day, 1 0 " " twodays,......... 1 W . three days,, 2 CO l l tnny rla-wa . 2 0 f( If If II five days, 3 oo one week.- 8 60 Contract Advertisements taken at pro portionately low rates. ? , . Marriages, Deaths, Religions, Funeral and Obituary notices will be Inserted at half rates when paid for in advance ; otherwise full rate will be charged. : Txkxb Cash on demand. AUCTION SALES. J. T. JAMES, Auctioneer. ; .. By JAMES A MEARES. ,:;-;,'-;SALE OF;';---. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE BY virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed ot mortgage made by J as. Meuutchon to Du Iirutz Cutlar. Michael Cronlv and Robert E. Calders. Tiu&teen or "Thh Wilmington Building Associatioa, dated the eighteenth day of September, lS6s, and duly registered in the office of the Register ot the county of New Hanover, in Book X X, at page 138 and following, and transferred and assign ed to "The Wilmington Building Associa tion" by deed dated the eighth day ot April, 1871, and duly registered in the office of the Register of the County in Book BUB. at page 49U and following; the said Association will, on Wednesday, the twentieth day of Septem ber, 1871, expose to sale at publio auction, at the Court House Door in the city of Wilming ton, i or cash, ail that certain piece or parcel of land a escribed in said deed of mortgage, as ' follows : Situate, lying and being in the county of .New Hanover, and bounded on the east by tne Wilmington and W elaon Railroad, on the west by the lands of the late Thomas L .Davis and Samuel Paxton Walters, on the north by the lands of David 8. Sanders, and on the south by the lands of William A. Wright. The Association will execute to tne pur chaser at said sale a proper conveyance of the same upon the payment of the -purchase money. . - k i CHAS. M. STEDMAN, 'Aug 29, 1871-ts Attorney. J. ;T. JAMES, Auctioneer. BY JAMES& MEARES. SALlToF Valuable Real Estate. BY virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed ot mortgage, made by U iank C. Bingletary and Virginia C, his wife, to Michael Cronly, Du iirutz Cutlar and Bob eft E. Calder, as Trustees of "The Wilming ton Building Association," dated the 4th daV of December, 169, and registered in the office . oi the Jiegister of the County of New Man. over, in Book Y Y, page 205 ana following, and duly transferred ana assigned by said Trus tees to said Wilmington .building Association by deed datea the 8ih day of April, l7i. ana duly registered as aforesaid in Book B Bin page 4i and following, tne said .Wilmiesrton Building association will, on WAdna., ,h ; 20th day of beptemoer, 1871, expose to sale by public auction, at the Com-cJAouseDoonntho V trao'paffibKS deed of mortgage, as follows: via : lyine and bounded as follows One tract beginnmJ at a ?5doa titt ,ea8t 8id0 fleruy's branch, William Cutlar's corner of his. ninety -lour acr4 aurvey, tnence north 65 deg. west, two ples to a poplar iu Derby's brancn, tflence the same courar continued along the uividinKiina between William aud Jacob William' suxvev formerly John .rwina,la8 poles to a stako. bis corner, thence south -a ueg., west 200 poles to the tide of the mai sh, thence in tho marsh the same course continued 260 poies, Wiliiam Uutlar's line of this survey, thence with that line north to aeg. east, 265 poles to a pine, his old corner, standing by the side of the marsh, thence with his otner line south 60 dee i-ant 35 poles by UerDy's island, thence acrots Der! by s branch ana up me est side of said branch with tne several lines ol his ninety-tour acre survey to the first station con taininjr 2 j2 acreb , more or leso. Anotner tract au 1 oimne the above described, Lounded as follows viz Beginning at a cypress standing on tho west siae of Xuricey cree, a small ulstance above the moutn, thence running nortn leo poles to a spruce pine, then norm ou aeg., west Sou Doles to a pine standing between th mumh u,.1! .... oidneld, corner of the old survey, mence boath 60 deg., east 136 poles to Frederiip JOjies- line, wherd 1., crosses Berha SESKo rsffTy whole 456 acres, more or less. v The said Wilmington jsuiiding Association will execute and deliver to the purchaser t said sale a proper conveyance of theiadS money, C. M. STEDMAN, ; -Attorney. Aug 29, 1871-ts J. T. JAMES, Auctioneer.. BY JAMES & MEARES, . i '. ' sale"of Valuable Real Estate. BY virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of mortgage made by Hill. ( f" Ifir,Sia 8n8an B Kin to The Wlimingl n Wing Association, dated the thirtieth ' day orMay, A. D. 1870, and duly registered in the office of the Wister of the County of New Hanover, in Book ZZ, at page 870 andfol- . 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, for : cash, all that certain lot or parcel of land de scribed in said deed of mortgage, as follows " Situate in the city of WilmilglonoresS; beginning at the South-eastern intersection o f ' Eighth street with Swann street, thence run- niS?l?,i?,lwardlJr with tho Eastern line of : said Eighth street sixty-six feet, thence last- . wardly in aline parallel with said Swann St. fifty ieet, thence Northwardly in a line parat ler with said. Eastern line of Eighth street ' 8lxtyix.feet to the Southern lme of said Swann street, and-thence Westwardiy with said line of said Swann street nftyftetto TthS -beginning, being the western end of lot nim! bered one nyiu the block numbered three ' plan of said cityThe AssclSn will exS , cute to the purchaser at said sale a Droner conveyance of the same, and assign the policy of insurance thereon, upon, the payment ot ? the purchase money. T . - CHAS. M. STEDMAN, 7 Attorney. ; Aug 29. 1871-ts; ! By JAMES Jk MEAKES. , J. T. JA2TES; Auctioneer.' Fire Engines at Auction. THREE HAND FIRE ENGINES, V, lately used bv thA it.r nf tp-i.i " : Uid aside oh the reorganization of the fle department on a steam Are eSe basis ' .One of the engines Is In good order, and the others are but slightly out of repair. " Hose carriage and everything-, exceut the " B" JAMES fc MEARES. : 5 ,J. T. JAMES, AucOoneer. v -'- aw Tmn?Q7iATiniirn O 7tEi?h9SNI?G'EPT,EMBEI1 wm sW Exchange Corner, atll o'clock, we ONE LARGE TIMBER WAGON toably gopjd"order. Sale positive. sep2-ts MISCELLANEOUS. : 300HHDS. : KIIIGHT'S SYEUP, ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th, -AT . f????6 Corner, in the city of Wilmlng. ton, at U o'elock, we will seU . ? uk For sale by June a-tf 'ft Tin 'A 4 'I .0! .Ms to . pi J'l 51 F .. I1! ti Mr, fin 1 1 1 if s f k - :jM ; . if1 .- vn -.Hf: : if ' 1: : ' v ' r. i i t wvvJk.;..;-..-, i sept7-U U.A.NEWELL. WTXLABDBROS,