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THE MORNING 5TAIJ,. rr . ' PUBLISHED DAILY, ' W2f. II BERNARD, Editor and Prop'r. OrioB, Dawson Bank Buildings, Front St. I n ,fl vear. in advance....... ............ ....7 00 Months, in advance...., . 3 60 Tree months, in advance....... 00 ,).:3 month, in advance . 75 The MoRHiwe Star will be "delivered in any o-trt of the City at Fifths Ckntsj per week.. f J3 KTEOROLOGICAL RECOItIK . Sept, 13, 1871. . , - Ther- : Time. Bftrrm" tnoih- Wind. Weather " 7 A. M. S0:31 66 ,N E light Hazy ., ' 2 P.- M. 30.23 ; . 85 SB gentle Fafr 0 P. -M. 80:23 75 Calm Clear Mean Temp, of day 75 deg. ' x 1 "' ' . " Note. All barometric readings are reduced to the sea-level and to 32 degrees Fahrenheit ROBERT I3BTBOTH, Serg't Siernal Service U. 8. A. Weather Report. 1 Office of Chief Signal Officer, er,- V M. Washington, Sept. 134:35 r. Probabilities. ' - ' ; - . Rising barometer with partially cloudy and clear weather will probably continue on Thurs day from Wisconsin, north and west. Falling barometer with cloud and rain' will probably extend northeastward to the lower lakes and New York, and the conditions remain favora ble for local rains from Virginia to Florida. - r r THUE CITY. 1 1 kinsbbrgee's Live Book Store, 89 Market street History of the War between Germany and'France. -' ' - ' '-?,: W.M. Stbvnson. House Furnishing Ar ticles at Cost ; ; Rbad the advertisement-uhder the caption 'Lost and Found.W -, C. D. Mtkrs& Co., No. 7 North Front st Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Ac . .-V.-;, Dudlkt & Ellis, No. 41 Market street Congress Gaiters ; ';' W. R. Frbnch, Cor. Market and Second sts. Wines and Llqubrst :'"V" 7 1!;: 1 F. Wl KERcirNBB, 7,' 28 and 29 N. Water st Flour, Molasses;' Hay, Spirit Casks, &c. - f See advertisement under the caption of Beef, Deef. ' " G. H. Kellbt, Sec'y. Regular Monthly Meeting of Chamber of Commerce, v - ? .-v.:;. The Excursion Yesterday. j Tbe excursion to the seashore yesterday, on the steamer Waceamaw - was a very pleasant affair and was greatly enjoyed by all who par ticipated in it. - The day. was a delightful one far the purpose, and all returned home aa 44 merry as a marriage bell.'!? ?v" ft Cure Mr Agne and Fever. As this is the season of the year when fever and ague usually prevails to a greater or less extent in Wilmington, we are reminded of one of the simplest and most efficacious reme dies we have ever, known. .-It consists in pure lemonade, without ice, drank as, a substitute fur water. When the case is an inveterate one take a mild purgative. City Court. , ' The following cases were disposed of yester Rv: ,'... v Duncan Holden and Benj. Lane, charged with lighting, quarreling, Benj. Lane was fouud not guilty and discharged. Holden was found guilty and required to pay the penalty and costs. W. Wright, charged with drunkenness, sub mitted and was required to pay the penalty and costs. ' ' r . I rom Charleston. : The news from Charleston continues to be f ihe most cheering character, and the fever s-'f nis to have almost entirely died out there.' The News of yesterday morning says There is nothing new to say about tbe yel low fever to day, except that only one death Irom that cause has takeu place in three? days. For tbe tweuty-four hours ending, at 12; M. yesterday no deaths of any 'kind were reported." There is some of the harmless, though pain ful,' break-bone fever n the city; bat a case of trenuine yellow fever is as rare aa an honest politician. ? c,!'-'; :&iblO'VZAr-:.,.-'::-:-' While we are glad to see such an -encouraging report lu the papers of thstate of the, dls-ea.-e, we areata loss. to reconcile the discrep ancy between their statements and those of , ii Wilmington lady In Charleston who writes to a friend,' under date of lltb, as follows: - f; ,p. 'I can't come borne yet, for they will not let me come on account of the yellow fever, which is not as bad as I pictured. .There are not more thktif bur j five death a day, . which is a very smalL percentage ; considering the number of people here' ; : " Tjie total number of 'deaths from all' causes for the week ending" the . 9th Inst, is set down by the News at ')2SJ''- Since writing the above 'we huve received oar regular telegraphic 1 report," ! which an- nounces three deaths for tbe preceding twenty four hours. ' . . Aft , 2.('-'fV f f 1 ' .-?r- 3 Tournament. r , - tt t' We learn that steps are in progress looking to the organization of a'.T'onroament for the approaching" Fair. A gentleman informs us that quite a number perhaps as many as en gaged in the last Tournamentr-bave already expressed awillingncss to participate. And this number can t)e largely increased, especial ly if the' lance be substituted for the sabre. Jt, is contended that if the lance be used in tilting "II theEnigbt8 will be on ,an equal footing, while, if the sabre be chosen, those who were in the lists at tbe last Tournament will be pre sumed to have the advantage over t their com petitors who have had lest practice. -It is also contended that by using the lanco the outfit will be less expensive, and consequently that a greater number will enter the lists. The Tournament contributed much to the" interest and enjoyment of our. last" Fair; but it is suggested that, if the jAssociation?rBhall deem it expedient to offer prizes for the buc cegsful Knights ; this year,; they be a little more moderate In their expenditures for that purpose, as this part of the. exhibition will be more for the amusement of the spectators than for the benefit of Agriculture or the' Me dianic Arts. It may, however, be made, lndl rectlya means of benefit In this "direction, pro vided too much is not expended J n prizes, as it will l)e the cause' of materially augment ing the number f visitors to thd gromtds on the day the Tonro'ament cornea off. " ; Vol. Vni-IIo, 149 : , looai Dots. ' ' - Lace cravats look sweet on dandies. ' - ! i Local news was unusually dull yesterday. - Good teeth are said to be vital to longevi ty. 'V v - 'I 'jt'Y r I " . rr ' J nlclng up " it the latest term for get tiogdriink': - ' z'1' ' z- A 'colored female patient was sent to the City Hospital yesterday. ' - " " ; il ; The economical should lay in . their ; sup ply of coal for the winter, v : ' - : . , Somebody wants to know if a round steak is included in a square meal. N6bby young men now wear sleeve but tons about Ih size of a door nob. - A cart came in with a f tub" of, .shrimps, yesterday afternoon, and they "went ofl like hot cakes." . j " To-morrow, September 15, Vthe year 5631 will have closed. 4 The Jewish New Year holi day is, therefore, close at hand. - - The Petersburg Index, m In Its last issue heads its' North Carolina items "The North Carolina Outlaws." That ! editor needs ku kluxing I . ; ' To-morrow,' at 12 ' o'clock, at Exchange Corner, Messrs. James & Meares, auctioneers, ,will sell that desirable residence on Cbesnut street, between Second and Third, well known as the property of the late Thos. Colvillc. , t The a regular monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Commercial Exchange to-day, at 12 o'clock. A full attendance of members is desired, as business of importance will be transacted. , The mosquitoes have organized: the ifall campaign on a-scale which shows a determi nation to make up for any little Inaction, on their part, during thejwarmer months of Sum mer." The truth Is they are more annoying now than at any time heretofore Knlsrnts of Pytblas. ; . Deputy Grand Chancellor W. A. Jobson, with' other Knights, who have been-on .'a visit to Fayet Seville for the purpose of instituting a Lodge of Knights of Pythias in : that plnce, have returned. They report the Lodge in a flourishing condition.' . " The . Deputy Grand Chancellor expects to proceed to Raleigh next week. for the purpose of instituting the new Lodge there. Printing Paper. ... -i , We do not! keep Printing .Paper regularly in stock for sale ; but cam always supply our friends with small quantities, say from two to ten reams, at reasonable prices for all strictly cash orders.- , Sizes! of paper 22x31 and 23x40 inches, and same quality as that used on the Mobning Star and Carolina Farmer. tf Our Cnip Basket. ; It is more easy to praise poverty than to bear it.- t ; - : ! - ' A good word for a bad one is worth much and costs little. ! 1 laughter is the day-light of the soul, a smile is its twilight. .p r He must be a thorough fool who can learn nothing from his own folly. The latest mode of announcing a birth ' is to call it 'cutting, off a coupon from marriage bonds.' , A cynical man says the reason women are so fond of writing letters is that they rejoice In the opportunity of saying all they wish with out the possibility of an interruption. .. A Yankee editor remarks that he has late ly seen a couple of sisters who had to be told everything together, for they were so much' alike that they could not be told apart. ! : '? ,,; If small girls are waifs, are large Ones waifers Certainly," says sweet sixteen ; at least the boys have the habit' of -applying theia to their lips in sealing their vows." j -C: English ladies don't allow themselves to .be put On the shelf quite as soon as ours. They are-not supposed to reach the full bloom of maturity until 40, an age at which ' all true judges thlnk.their charms XL. ! ;!' t. RIVEB AND MARINE NEWS. ?The Br1gsXXfI and Isola vent toi sea yesterday morning. - . j -u' The river is still very low and navigation between this place'and FayetteviUe is neces- SMRITSOFTUBPfiNTINE. is. 1 - The skatinsr season was odcd- at'Baleigh last night with a grand 're-j cepuon; , ! , - There are' atpresent 23 white &nd"14u colored prisoners " in theljail "of Wake cbnnty:" Of the23J whites, : Q are United States, prisoners. -fi y Cr - .r;" I Therere-thirtj-one counties in this State in whose county jails are con fined one ; or, more lunatics and idiots awaiting transfer to ; the insane asylum, i There has . been a revival ot religion in progress at the Methodist Pro- testant unurcn in jnneta ior Borne weeK pastt the Rev MrPegram officiating; '-jA":piari by the. nanre of Joseph Ballard has been arrested on - the ;ch arge of murdering a colored " man by the name of Joe Whitfield, in -Lenoir-- county, (last Januaro - $. . . JJ. The . t Raleigh. Sentinel of jes- terciay saysi,. gcesteraay was iue last uay of grace'foir clerks of the Superior .Courts to forward . SherifFa t bonds .to f tJietate, Auditor. , Only 27. have , complied ,; with the law. ' 1,1 ' ' ''"'" W. .( The Pee Dee Herald savs that on account of the unprecedented drougth, nearly all the water mills in they county have been forced to; " suspend," . and the people are consequently suffering much in convenienc&:S The ' jNewbern ifme's cfsays : During the, prevalence of the recent high tides, a" large number -of shrimps of an unusual size have, been : brought : to our waters, and the boys have beeabilsily; en gaged in catching them. -. ' , ; . WILHIIIGTOI?; N. C, THURSDAY. SEPT. 14. 1871; Whole ilo. 1,239 ' , The Sentinel says : It is ' ru- morea ana no aouottrue, tnatlilow-iour-Horn Billy, and his board of directors have leased to the Pennsylvania Central, the MTorth Carolina railroad.' i ? The Weldon JVews says: The Baptist congregation .in f-this place will f hlfl ToY1 1 An ff AO n A1 4-rx WAn rvkAAfin AAnMni in building a suitable place' of worship, by the having of lectures. To this ' end the services of several able lecturers ' have already been secured. . The reports from ,the cotton crops throughout this . section, , says the Roanoke JMews. .continue to be of a most unfavorable character, only the river lands being uninjured. But tew farmers living on the uplands will make more than two thirds ot a crop. V, ( . l-i'i 1 ' The -"-Pee " Deb ' Herald learns of: interesting -meetings at' different Chnrches in the county. At Olivet, (Meth odist) the meeting, under charge of Rev. MV; Sherrill; has been in progress near two weeks, and some thirty-three converts have joined the Church." Numerous ac? cessions have also been made to the Bap tist Church at Brown Creek ; and Rev. B. Saunders'is conducting a successful meet ing at Gum Springs. - :- The Sentinel thns disposes of the f alsehdod that Hon. . Plato Durham had been arrested and was jn jail : " This gentleman is at the' Yarbrough House looking very - well. The Office-Holder Organ says that a dispatch was received stating that Mr. Durhani was in jail; This was all put up by way ; of injury to Mr. Durham. If any such dispatch was re ceived it was from some such fellow as Carpenter: to Gov. aldwelLN Who re ceived the dispatch and who sent it ? Such arrows miss the mark they are aim ed at. 1 ' Chamber of tbe State Central Ezeen a tlve Committee of Ihe Democratic Conservative Party. :Siy?-;--; i. ; Raleigh, 12th' Sept., 1871. . There wijlbe a general meeting of the State Executive Committee ot the Demo cratic Conservative Party, held in the City of Raleigh on Wednesday, the 18th day of October, proximo. , Each member of the Committee is earnestly requested to attend : and County Executive, Commit tees are: invited, to be present or send a delegate. Matters ot importance will be considered, - r -. v ' - By order Central Executive Committee. A - Thomas Bragg, . , t . Chairman. . Hohestt la the best policy In medicine as well as in other things. AYER8- SARSAPA RILL.A is a genuine preparation of that un equalled spring medicine and blood purifier, decidedly superior to the poor imitations heretofore in the market. Trial proves it. ATER'S CHERRY PECTORAL the world's ?;reat remedy for Colds, Coughs and Consump ion. In this city,: on; Wednesday evening, I5tb inst., of Congestive Chill, JULIA REliKCCA, daughter of Elkanah Allen, aged 15 years and 5 months. . V The friends and acquaintances of the family are Invited to attend the funeral this (Thurs day) afternoon, at 4 o'clock, at tbe residence of her father, on Macunaber's Alley, between Cbesnut and Mulberry streets. -' In Kinston, August 31st, BETTIE COX, only child of Carrie and E. F. Cox, aged 3 rears. v-The angel of death has again visited the household, that has mourned the loss of four beautiful children now the last, the light of the household has fled, gone to her home in Heaven. A beautiful home it is of perfect rest ! No more of weariness, no more to feel the agony of disease, but to live forever with the pure and good. But a week before she died she learned to sing, "Happy Land" how little did we dream, then in such perfect health, that her voice was being tuned for the grand an them, we feel is being sung by that infant band around the throne of Him who said "suffer little children to come unto me. and forbid them" not, for of such is the Kingdom ; of Heaven." - ' - ' Raise your eyes heavenward bereaved father and. mother, behold your , beautiful children from o'er the portals of that bright abode, not suffering, but happy waiting for you when done with earthly things, and death shall come for your spirits, while a happy escort will await you to your home, " not made of hands but eternal In the Heavens." . , . " . NEW! ADVERTISEMENTS.! History of I tHe War XSeTWEEN GERMANY JAlfi6 FRANCE, with biographical sketches Of the - principal, personages engaged in the contest, to which Js added complete account of the revolt1 of jl i iLX. w' i 'i . - : ' the Commune and the Second Siege' of raris; by Jajceb D. McCabb, Jb. ,f For sale at . V ' llKlMSCERUKu ! Au - sept 14-tf U r t. t - Live : Book Stoit SPIBII CASKS, HOOP IRON; an! WETS. 800 SPIRIT' CASKS,' 20 Tons HOOP IRON. ; a -. : : i , papers' RIVETS. -n i .. . ... , ,; For sale by? ' - i " sept 14-tf 27,23 and 29 North Water St. i .-.-..I t r; . . ' . ' " " :-i : . '. Hay and Salt Aff BALKS HAY. - " ' 2,000 8ACK88AL: ! For sale by. - - sept li-tf - f , " 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. ' Soap, Lye aiid:,P6tash. QgQ BOXES SOAP, '- ' ,- 'j r' CASES LYE, ,. CA Cases POTASH,-; , For sale by sept u"tf- r.f m- nr iriivrnwiiiD 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. Flour and Ilolasses. Cine HHOS. and BBLS. ' it ji'V S- H. and CUBA MOLASSES. For sale by t&feWt-vfo , . u v r r." W. KERCHNER, :: - sept 14-tf u , 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. NEW ADYEtRTTSEMENTS. Two Weeks at.Cost. A 81 propose moving my stock 'on October jljL 1st, I will sell my entire stock of . . ' HOUSE FCRNlSniNO ARTICLES 'JK;.Jf. ;;r. T , - - J :v f .1, f -si.;1- V ..:.''--.! ... : i,- AT COST, - Exclusive Of CROCKERY and GLASS WARE. ' sept 14-lt . ' . W. M. STEVENSON. Condensed Hilk. gg CASES EAGLE BRAND, ' ' , ; Cases Durham Monumental Brand. CHAS. D. MYERS & CO., 7 North Front Street. --'-r '-1' -'. ' ; sept 14-tf Canned Fruit, Vegetables, &c. . .". - -; : -..' " "'-;"f 1 - . "" f. 250 Cases Brandy Peaches, , Cove Oysters, Preserves, Pickles. : ' : : " .t CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.; septli-tf ' 7 North Front Stl; : Congress Gaiters ! NICE ASSORTMENT OF yy Ffne Calf and Buttoned Gaiters. JUST THE THING FOR THE FALL, . . , . DUDLEY & ELLIS, sept 14-tf Sign of the Big Boot. , Wines and liquors. rpHAT FRENCH'S is THE PLACE to buy Pure Wines and Liquors, no one can deny. His VIRGINIA WHISKEY is just the thing for the times it is pure and good, and at $3 per gallon anybody can buy it. Send your Demijohn and try it, it is only $3 per gallon. ' W. R. FRENCH, sept 14-tf - Cor. Market and Second sts. Beef! Beef! T THE NEW WASHINGTON MARKET, Eortb Side of Marliet Street. The best in the Market at 12 cents per lb., or 8, 10 and 12 lbs. for a dollar. Call and ex amine. Orders filled with promptness. sept 14-3t Notice. THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Commercial Exchange, at 12 M. to-day. . A full attendance of members is requested, as business of importance will be transacted. , . , G. H. KELLEY, . septU-lt , Secretary. ,. MISCELLANEOUS. The American Gazette. ABOUT THE 1st OF OCTOBER, 1871, WE will commence the publication of a first class weekly newspaper at , . GOLDSBORO, X. C, with the above name, and designed to meet the wants of the reading and business masses as an organ of news, agriculture, art, com merce and a pure literature. As a newspaper, the Gazettb will seek a place in the front rank of American journals, giving a full and correct weekly record of all that is passing throughout the world. Its home and foreign market reports will be gathered from the most reliable sources aid prepared with great care, so that this depart ment alone will be worth more than the price or the paper. The departments of agriculture and art will contain the very best treatise to be obtained, and the literature of the paper will be .pure and ot the highest order, admitting notning that may be exceptionable to the most culti vated and refined. , In this connection we will have in our service able and popular wri ters, and neither labor nor expense will be spared to make the Gazbtts a live, instruct ive and popular journal, and all we ask to make it success Is that liberal confidence and support which, , by an unwearied diligence and an entire devotion to our duties, we hope to merit and obtain. ' - .v It will be a handsome 28 column sheet, print ed on good white paper, and furnished to sub scribers at the exceedingly low price of (2 lor one year, or $1 for six months, invariably in advance. e n : Money forwarded by postofflce order or reg istered letter will be at bur risk.- Address, . , i'.' .. ; E. A. WILSON. , sept2-lm. , .j .,, Goldsbpro, N. C I - "TTIRESH BEAT RICE, I .tij..;. . 4 , t f ...IN TIERCES and BARRELS, - ' For sale by septi 12-tf J " ; ; : ADRIAN & TOLLERS. ? Demarara Sugar. FINE LOT IN HOGSHEADS, . Suitable for the Retail Trade, - For sale by ' septlMt ADRIAN ft TOLLERS. 'y-ji-ri .4s . . :' Sundries. ' V - , " :- Potatoes, Onions, English Ale Bass ; " Rhinewine Hock- i J ., r ' . heimer in . cases : CHAMPAGNE HEIDSIECK. For sale, In lots to suits, by J- sept 12-tf ADRIAH ATOLLECS. Daily Journal, Sumter News and Sum ter watchman please copy. - 10,000 1 WHITE and MIXED CORN. 1,000 EB"-'i?";- - For sale by sep5-tf WILLIAMS A MTJRCIIISON. MISCELLANEOUS. THE ." STAB ? S. T-. E -A- 'M JOB PRINTING HOUSE, f f ' - J , , Book Bindery, .. Blank Book Manufactory, WM: II- BERNARD, Prop'tor, WILMINGTON, Ni O. The Only Establishment in the 1 . .... I State Having all these lacili- ' it. . , , . f ies combined : . , IMPROVED MACHINERY OF A L L jr'. D 'JS 7 THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF f S TYPE, PAPERS, CARDS AND INKS t SKILLED WORKMEN IN EVERY, DEPARTMENT ! NOT THE, LOWEST PRICES. BUT AS L O WP'I2 ICES AS Any Other establishment : FOR THE " ! " : ..'' BEST QUAMTY OF WORK ! PBINTING, RULING AND BINDING, . -. r OF ETERY DESCRIPTION, s . ' '' .1 "'.-, Executed Promptly and Skilfully t -' i .v, SINCE ADDING , ;;ST-E AMl'P O W.iE R v we'are enabled 'to fill orders t.witK e THE UTMOST, DISPATCIIi i May6-S4Ftf T'-,' r Zu - Veikaufen.''A ! 1 ; D A.S sehr wuenschens werthe unbebaute Grnndstueck. an der Ecke von- fuenfter mid w&innt Strasse. sthr trut,tassena faer irgend eiri Geschaeft; vorzueglich' fuer to Grocery 1 Geschaeft, zu linem schr anhehm baaren Preise. t : rtu ; -o " Nachzufragen bi 1 . r ; r J. M. WISE. Zwei Thueren, " - . i -: VuNHERRM H'G. HASHAGEN, V)D. sept 12 lw, .-, In der Walnut Strasse. '.it Bacon! aacon! - 1 100,000 ou A 5 and SIDES, M For sale by, ,;", TOT june21-tf r r - WILL ARD BROS. 0Q BOXES D. S. SIDES, AC BHDS. BACON SIDES i ,jl It i Vu ,'f ;y : 100 BBLS C. M.5 PORK, , ... : - ' ' ? .... if.:.- . For sale low by'"0 ' - -- : h -; "v - WILLIAMS A MTJRCHISON. - sep5-tf .WAN TO. "TTTA NTEDTwenty Shares Mechanic's YV r Building and Loan Association Stock. 'Apply at this ofice. sept 12-lw - YjryAJfTED. Four good bouse carpenters - YV can secure immediate employment by applying to Wm. H. Gregory, at U. A. Smith's new building, on Front street. seplS 3t L O OT:? AT J D FPU HP. ;; TT OST-A Reward of flo will be paid lor JLj the delivery of a 50 bill, belonging to a poor widow lady, and which was lost on the streets Tuesday night. ' Apply at this office ; sept 14 It 4 j ' .-; t KATES OS" ADVESTISIa OneSauareone day, ................... ' 0 ! - ' " two days,. .. 1 w three days, 2 CO . ,tt toordays ii five days, Contract Advertisements" taken at pro portlonately low rates. ; Marriages, Deaths, Religiouf Funeral and Obituary notices will be Insert at half rates when paid for in advance ; othrtrw iao full rates will be charged. .. . ,"v ' Timus Cash on demand. '.- : V; ATJOyiON SALES.' J. T. JAMES, Auctioneer. By JAMES A SXEARES. fil : 'SALE OF VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE BY yirtue 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, Tjustees of Tb6 Wilmington Building Association," dated the eighteenth day of September, lSGy, and duly registered in the offloe of the Register of the county of New Hanover, In Book X X. at page 138 and lollowing, and transferred and asign ed to "The Wilmington Building Associa tion" by deed dated the eighth day ot April, 1871, and duly registered in the ofnee of the Register of the County In Book B B B, at page 490 and following ; the . said Association will, on wednesuay,'theiwentleh day of Septem ber, 1871, expose to sale at publio auction, at the Court House Door in the city of Wilming ton, h or cash, ad that certain piece or j. art el .of land a escribed in said deed of mortgage, as follows: Situate, lying and being In the county of Mew Hanover, and Dounded on the east by tne Wilmington and Weluon 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 S. Sanders, and on the south by the lands of William A; Wright. - The Association, -will execute, to tiie r pur chaser at said sale a proper conveyance of the same ? upon .the . payment of the purchase money. , . . , l .' i r 'y ; CHAS. .M. STEDMAN, "' . Aug29,187i-ts .... -Attorney. ' J. T. JAMES, Auctioneer. BY JAMES ' & ME A RES. ' ; saxFoe :: ': Valuable Eeal Estate. ' t ' ' , . r , s ....... . T)Y virtue of the power of sale contained JT3 in a certain deed oi mortgage, made by Frank C. Singletary and Virginia C, his wife, to Michael cronly, Du ttrutz Cutlar and Roo ert E. Calder, as Troatees of 44 The Wilming ton Building Association," dated the X4ih day of December, lti(9, and registered in the office or the Hegieter of the County of mew Han over, in Book Y , page 205 and following, and duly transferred ana assigned by ' said Trus tees to said Wilmington Building Association by deed uateu theSih day of April, 1871, and duly registered as aforeaid in Book B B it, Sage 490 and following, the said Wilmiegton miding .association wliL on Wednesday, the 20ih day of beptemoer, 1871, expose to sale by publio auction, at the CourtHouse Doorinthe lityof Wilmington, for eath, the two certain tracts orj parcels ot land described In . said deed of mortgage, as follows, via : lying and being in the county ot Ntw Hanover, and bounded as follows : One tract beginning at a red oaK on the east side of Deroy's branch, William cutlar's corner of -his. ninety-tour : acrw Survey, thence north 65 deg. west, two p lea to a poplar in Derby's brancn, thence the ' same courof coniinued along the dividing line between William a. d Jacob William' bur vey, formerly J ohu JUrwin, 168 poles to a stake, b is corner, thence south 23 aeg., west 200 poles to the tide of the mai sh, thence in the marsh the same course; continued 250 poles, William Cutlar's line of this survey, thence with that line north to 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. ast, 35 poles by Derby's island, thence across Der. by's branch ana up the east side of said branch with the several lines of hi ninety-four acre survey to the first station containing 252 acresmore or les&. Anotner tract adjoining the atove,descrioed, bounded as follows, viz : Beginning at a cypress standing' on' the west Bide of Turkey creek, a small distance above the month, thence running north ltso poles to a spruce pine, then north oudeg., west 300 poles to a pine standing between the marsh and the old neld, corner . of the old survey, thence south tto deg., east 130 poles to Frederick Jor, es' line, ; where 1 crosses Derby 's cove, thence down the meanderings of said Turkey creek to the first -station; containing in the whole 456 acres, more or less, r .. . The said Wilmington Building "Association will execute and deliver to the purchaser at said sale a proper conveyance of the lands aforesaid upon the payment of the purchase money. i - - , C. M.' STEDMAN, -Aug 29, 1871-ts . ; , , Attorney, ' ' f. T, JAMES. Auctioneer.' ' ' BY JAMES & MEARES.' ;. , SALE OF . , Valuable Real Estate. i . ; - t- a . ; , ,r. i, ,.. ; BY virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of mortgage made by Hill. iu. King and Susan R King to 44 The Wilming ton Building Association," dated the thirtieth day ot May, A. D. 1870, and duly registered in the office ot the Register of the County of New Hanover, in Book ZZ, at page S70 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 inr 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 Wilmington aforesaid, beginning at the South-eastern Intersection of Eighth street with Swann street, thence run ning Southwardly with the Eastern line of said Eighth street sixty-six feet, thence East wardly in a line parallel with said Swann St. fifty ieet, thence Northwardly in a line paral lel with said Eastern line of Eighth street sixty-six feet to the Southern! line i of said Swann street, and thence West wardly with said line of said Swann street fifty feet to the beginning, being the western end of lot num bered One (1) la the block numbered three hundred and ten (310), as designated In the plan of Baid 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. . " .;.. , .CHAS. M. STEDMAN, Aug 29. 1871-ts ;. Attorney. ;o T. JJMEjSt Uuctioneer. -; ,v i 1 :: :i ( ji By JAMES 4k IXEAItEjs .r ' i ' . . - " .'. -: r . i i -j ' j . . 3 ' ; Desirable Residence ': ";v,;jlt AUCTION. ON THURSDAY NEXT, If th Instant, at 12 o'clock M., at Exchange Corner, we will sell that . COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, Desirably situated on . Chestnut St., between Second and Third, and well known as the property of $he late Thos. Colville. s : .House contains five rooms, and has kitchen adjoining, with cook-room, store-room and servants quarters Fine cistern of water In the yard. Eot 83x66 feet. . ' ... TERMS AT SALE. septlO-ts ' ' ' . ' . 1 " .. Iloticbi Ha. .VINO sold out all my. Interest In Store No. 46 South Market Street, to F.GOTTBEEG, the business in the future will be conducted In her name. , J v . 1 ' ' aug9-law6wW N.. GOTTHZHQ. TfrEDDIQ cases vir'Tina i CARDS printed in tv- no?t '-an style, at - ; wu. H. brnai;d " t . i . 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Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Sept. 14, 1871, edition 1
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