North Carolina Newspapers

. PUBLISHED DAILY, VTSX. M BKIlWAllD.'Xlclitor end Prop. OrioB, Dawson Bank Bull din gsVFront St, I one year, in adrance:.V..;..V..V:...V....V.7 00 Jui months, in advance. . 3 60 Three mouths, In advance.......... 2 00 One month, in advance.. 75 rhe MoaitiNQ Star will be delivered in any rvtrt of the City at Fwtkjmi Cjurra per week METEOSOLOGIUAL UECORI. ;: Sept.1 16,' 1871. N " - Ther-f r . Time. Bam; mom- Wind. Weather f . feter. - '. - A.;.M. S0:04i ,76 ,W gentle'cioudy ; 2 P. M. 80:01 . . 83 S W fresh Cloudy r 9 P. M. 80:04 76 SWgentle Fair V Mean Temp.5 of day, 77 dejf. ' Note.' All barometric readings are reduced to the sea-level and to 33 decrees Fahrenheit. -ROBBBT SlTBOVH, 3 - SergH Signal Service U. 8. A. . : r.n;ttr : .- ' " . . WliftlhliO RanAvt. .v.; ) l - Office of Chief Signal Officer. V Washington, Sept. 164:85 P. M. J " Partially cloudy and clearing weather, with' rising barometer is probable for New Eogland on Sunday and very generally east of the Mis sisslppi river. The conditions will remain fa vorable for rains on the immediate Golf In the . course of the day ; rising barometer and pleas ant weather for the apper lakes und North- 'JL'H.JtU CUUttCH DIBECTOttl. fj . . t J ' T Sunday, September 17. - Joint services in the Parishes of St. James, and St. John's. i . Sunday, 15th after Trinity. Morning Prayer a St. James' av 11 A. M. Evening Prayer at SL John's at 5 P. M.-tS 4 V. First'Baptiss CImreb, i V" , : . COBNKB MAHKBT AWD FlJTH STBMTS, Rev. J. C. Hiden, Pastor; Services at II A. JH:, and S P. M. .'t ' Sunday School at 9)4 A. M. . Young Men's Prayer Meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock In room above Pastor' study. , Weekly Prayer Meeting Thursday night at 8 o'ciock.- s xf'.--' Second Baptist Charcb, , CoUNEB OF SrXTH AND CHURCH STBBBTS. Kev. J. E. King, Pastor, i aunday School at 9 A. M. Services at 10 A. M. and 7K P. M. Prayer Meeting every Tuesday night at 7 o'clock. - 1 " : V ' L'lrst lresbyterlnn Charcb' ' J COBNEB THIBD :AND ObANGE STBEETa. - xiev. H. L. Singleton,. Pastor. - Services at the usual hours." ' " '' ' Suuday School exercises commence at 3 P. LI. - ? ' : Lecture Thursday evening at 7o' clock. St. Tbomas(Catliolle) Cburch, : Ox Dock Betweeh Second and Third Sts- Mass at and 10 A. M. " Vespers at 4 P. M., Rev. M. S, Gross, officiating clergyman. Frout Street H. . Cbareb, South' Couneb Walnut and Fbont Stbeets. Rev. Dr. Moran, Pastor, rier vices at Z0 A. and 8 P. M. , 5 Sunday School 3 P. M. . Regular weekly Prayer Meeting Wednesday ni"ht at 8 o'clock. Ail are invited to attend. The pews in this church are all free. Gentle manly ushers will be in waiting to conduct . strangers to seats. ziLmir. t j Finn S treet M. Cborcb, ; ; KiFTH Between Chubch and Kun Stbeets. Kev. Frank H. Wood, Pastor. ,( , Services at 10 A. M., and at 8 P. M. i Sunday School at 9 A. M;1 -i Class Meeting Tuesday at 8 P. M. - Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 P. M. Sit. l'aal's Evan. Lntberan Cbareb, 1 Makket Stkeet, Cobneb or Sixth. Rev. G. ;D. Bernheim, .Pastor. , . Sunday School at 9 A. M. ' , German service at 10X. A. M."' English sorvlco at8 P.'M.' Seamens.Betbei; Dock Between Fbont and Wateb Stbeets, Services at 7 P. M., by Rev. H. B. Burr. UW AUVEKTlsCAKSTft. V :lEtNSBBBOEB's L!ve Book Stored 39 Market 6treet New Books Just Out. - . ' ; rr .U A. L. Price Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses and Children:' Boots and Shoes.";;: dee advertisement of the Family Excursion ou tbe Steamer Waccamaw. . , See new advertisetnent'tinder the jcaption For Sal? or Rent.' 4 . v IloeTETTEB & Smith Celebrated Stomach Uitters. - - , C. W. Oldham, Secretary Concord Chap ter No. 1, Regular Meeting. H.rB. "EiiEBS Store on Market and Front streets for rent. - L T. Aldebman Wil., Char. & Roth. R. R. Notice. Munson & Co, City .Clothiers Superior Clothing. ' 1 e " James" G. Swain House on corner of Third and Cbesnut streets for rent. James & Meabes, Auctioneers Desirable , Kesidences for renL . - ifTEBS & Co.i No. 7 North Front it " Crackers and Sugars. , - , t t F.WEBCinfBK, 2728 tiidj SflNi Water st L.Canned Goods, kc J . -, . ' O. G. Pabslet-AtCo. Coal, Limt, Cement ana t iisier. f r-y-fTri'T ft -A ii Williams Jb MubChison Corn, Flour &t at low v price?. -. - , -r . , 1 ,iO'rW iJirwEiTG-WUmtbgton J,Malend "e-1 J e , .- t ' maie seminary. W. R, FBENCH,CorMarketand Second Bts. J as. McHirrcHON-SituatiOtr as - Clerk r Bookkeeper, wantedj v1f fv' l , S. L. Fbemont Wilmington and Weldonl Kailroad. Cn Dudlet '& Ellis, No 41 - Market street Ransom Boofc J Or . . T , The ;ttfe6.f CharIes,aMen,,cujaj?ith attem pi to co nam It m u rder and high way - rob; bery,; w6lehw44 tqr hayVhj'4i-'feefqre.-..the City Court yesterday,- was;postp0Hed''unU Monday to atlg him time to procure counsel. He has soSciiBtly recovered from 'his wounds Jwtenoly:Wavf:Vrr " We are now i la ; the middle of the Jewish holy daysj the beginning ; off' bej sipred . ytr. In the Jewish calendart there rare twotyears, beginningift 'the1 Vrin'gstiV autumn.' The first month of the sacred year and the seventh or the fcl.i)?jyear ;c6rjrespon'generally to the moon of March an April. It is observed, by the IsrwliUsjienilyilh festival and prayer, "and'i the ee'femony Is '' based Upon Um'jZihkm nnibbVcliiidren of IsraelV 'Bjng, in the seventh' month "shall ye have a Sabbath, a memorial of blowing of trumpets, a holy--convocation." During yes-1 terday the Isrealitish places of business were closed and but for the crowds on the streets, some of the business localities 4 would have presented iihe ..appearance of . Sunday. Thla vas especially the case bn the;North;Bidei of Market, between Front and" Water streets. Vol.j?ni-ITo. 152. -'All the editors are peg!lng: away" at the 'antuinnai tints." t 'Vi -" -! .A druggist has invented a - process for making pills of cod liver oil. " , -, " . i I --".Tbe presence of great quantities of files, It Is said, Is indicative of health. -rJ : ; .j- The visiting cards for next season " are to be small and very nearly square. ; ; n. I - Regular meeting of Concord Chapter No. .1 to-morrow evening, at 7 o'clock; ri " . t-f Julius Mcllhenny, a well known eolored man of this city, died last evening. Beware of counterfeit $20 bills on the Mercbants':National Bank of New York. Wilmington Mate and Female Seminary, G. W. Jewett, Principal wilt open October 5th.'. -V-- V?fr ' " -. rM Scuppernpngs were plentiful in market yesterday, and were selling at from 25 .to 40 cents a peck. .. . . , . fp-n Pythagoras Lodge of colored Masons was organized at Smithville on Thursday last and the offlcera duly Installed?; X. f ;- t r The Board of County Commissioners met yesterday,- but, without transacting any , busi ness, adj turned until Saturday next. ; ' . French advertises some . mqre of .that $3.00 Whiskey, ; . Lovers of , the article should try It and be convinced of Its merits. We are requested to state that Rev. H. B, Burr will preach In the 1st' Presbyterian Church this (Sunday) morning, at 10 o'clock. , Thanks toMrl R. JL Harris for the usual weekly.-budget of literary papers, . including the New York land'CAuiw at his News Stand on Front - Street- and get your su pplies. Ai I .viiis. This is the'season for coughs, colds, ague and fever, headaches, rheumatism: and: scores of other fills that flesh is heir to." Therefore avoid unnecessary, exposure and sleep with the windows down" . The annual meeting, of the Stockholders bt the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad. Company will be.held in;Cbarlotte on Thursday, the 19th day of October. Trans fer books will bo closed SO.days 'prior to the meeting. ' :,v- , " ' Y - ""! We are informed by Dr. D. A. Buie that he has completed the analysis of .the stomach or one of the alledged victims of poison in Duplin county, an account of which we gave In yesterday's Stab, bat is not yet ready to re fort the result;- ' ' " ; Shrimps or.no shrimps, our facetioui Chief may find' himself, one of these fine mornings, in the same fix' we were in Fri day evening, to which allusion i was made in our last ; and whan he does we will be revenged and " mock at bis toothache and laugh , when his swell cometh.,v.. f, 7 v jjr It Will not do for our authorities to be in too big a hurry to abate their-restrictions to prevent the introduction of yellow fever into our midst, nor to cease their efforts to pre serve the sanitary condition of the city They deserve credit for what they they have already done and are still doing in this matter, and they should persevere until ail danger be pass ed, 'vf--L- ' r; ';-. . i '' r"; --; ' Exenrslon Wednesday. v. ,, There will b another of those pleasant and popular family excursions to tbe seashore, on the steamer Waeeamav:, on Wednesday next. The season for excursions is drawingto a close, and aU who wUh to: avail themselves of one more opportunity tp ,enjoy a visit to . OId Oeean'l 6hould be la readinessWednesday morning. Same price and regulations as here tofore, -r''-, ''-."k : ,. ; ,a Snpervlalnfc Inspector. Mr. John Meushaw, Supervising Inspector of engines and boilers for the Third District, arrived here from! Baltimore -yesterday ' Be examined the engine and boiler of the steam tug Tioya and pronounced them in good order. We learn that he was to leave for Fayetteville via Raleigh last nigh where he goes io investi gate matters pertaining to the recent' explo sion of the boiler -"of the X near that place; and to ascertain tf thecensure of Mr. Hewes, -tb local Inspector," by the Coroner'a jury, was well grounded.. City Conrt. (:G The following cases'Sivere' disp'dsed'of y esterr wltlL 'quarrfillng, fighting, '&e. ' were found guilty.r Judgment suspended on payment of costs. BiUZ MicbaeLfcQueeu.; -charged,. wUh,nfightlng- AuarreJihgvJ&c. was ifodndnot dt guilty and disr charged,. ''tuT-fatfi t'.,HMI &c.,f was found'gljnty Judgment suspende6V pended on the payment'of costs. OiiiCnlt'Ssfcet t7TtTiTPJ8iengio- ftkea jicbpluttenrioiu: j ff i iff Well-timed silence is more eloquent than i A fan is a good thing ; butto a gentleman aTaonyUbetterJ'- ffA x:- I.V - i-Wfiy !r love fikea poUto ? Because It shoots "from tbe eer.5 'criimL''it .TbesaHorwho for a.aetthat theref was a man in the moon had been to sea. ,. : A young lady ofScIatea as assistant fin heading the servics'ln an'EpIscopal Cburch at 8trinjrfleld.;Massachiitetta; ; , J" t Slt It takes just 7 cuVrs'f6f the3 uead:!r6f: a 1 city belleiA Thabarbfcr begins at 10 vcWck jin the taarnlng atid gete thrbugh'about 9 o'clock, atnlght.- r t.. itJ 'HaveI not a right to be saucy, If I please ?!! asked a young lady of fctf oldb'iche- lofi "Yes; If jo pleased .but n6t, It ;you'' dls" please' -waa tbe aoswer. t iui on the payment of costs. . f " WmDeckereamaocharged with drunk Wnr'tst &,iiw4sfoub(t gltyJudgment sub, . ' : ' .- - - ' ' ' I ... - ' --Jy. Iu '" WILiniTGTOIli H. C, From Charleston. ' ' , "';. , i iue jxews or yesterday morning says : rhe proceedings of then: eetlng of the Howard Association j held yesterday; are highly reas suring.' Not only has that noble organization done Its work faithfully and I well, but tit 4s able, besides, to assure , the , public that the number of cases of yellow fever is rapidly de creasing, and that the' proportion of deaths to the wholenumber of cases grows less every day.- The association show, moreover, by uncontrovertible facts drawn from , the ex perience of this season, that ; most of the severest cases of yellow fever can be .cured, where the patient Isof '. temperate habits and has good nursing and prompt, medical; atten tion." , ' ; (..-:. I- ItlVEIt AND MABINE NEWS. j . The Cape Fear river is now lower than it has been known to be for the past 18 years. The Eagle says the boats are often fastened in one place for a day. -; : U r -j-n; ' : ; he U. S. Light Souse'Steamer Dandelion of the 5th and 6th Light House District,' com manded by Capt. T. B. DuBois, arrived at this port yesterday. .The Dandelion left Baltimore on the 1st Inst., and towed the Light ship Be lief to Rattlesnake Shoals, off; Charleston.- There the steamer was detained for several days,' but had no communication with the city. Leaving there she proceeded to the ruins of Horse Shoe Light House near Smith Hie, for the purpose-of removing the large iron piles, which are of no use in their present position, but may be made' of service elsewhere The visit Of the steamer here is for the purpose of procurlngBuitable tools to work with, as the re moval of the piles is a matter, of some difficul ty. Capt. D4 vis reports having seen no wrecks on tbe cdast. :. He reports a .British barquen tine off Charleston, bound for this port,' hay ing leit ner mere on Wednesday last, une Dandelion is a fine steamer and is ' commanded by a courteous gentleman." t The steamer JaV recently purchased at Norfolk to run on, the Wateree river, S. C. In connection, with .the', Wilmington, . Colum bia and Augusta Railroad, arrived at .Camden on Monday last, at 13 o'clock. . She was taken to her destination by Capt. B. G. Bates of this elty. Capt. B.i we learn, has declined the offer to assume the permanent command of her. and Capt, Slocumb, of Norfolk, has been aDDOinted to that position. We learn that the Ji was the-cause of considerable, interest at Camdtn, sheSbeing the first steamer that has visited thatplace in the last 20 years. . ,. SPIRITS OF TUKPENTINE. J ' .... i '' Js.i. i. .' - ' - - I.-.' : -j. W ,J W Fayetteville is improving.. Cotton is coming into Fayette ville pretty- freely. Fayetteville boasts of a call weighing on the hoof 553 pounds.r ". . j The Superior Courts ot I' ad kin and Rockingham counties meet .next w(eek.-. - beveral criminal cases were disposed of last week at the Guilford Su perior Court. A , big camp meeting com mences at Maple Springs, Forsythe coun ty, on the. 23d inst.. . Thenegro laborers of Edge combe' county have struck for higher wages. ' They demand one-half of, -the crop instead ot one-third. , -l negro woman, named Caro line Rogers, aged 49, committed suicide near. Raleigh, on . the 14th, by hanging herselt to the limb of a tree. ' ; There is some talk among the members of the Newbern Steam Engine Company of visiting Raleigh, with their apparatus, during fair week. .' ,' ' - .. . . On Tuesday night Goldsboro was visited . by another, conflagration. The residence and one building of Dr. B. F.Arrington were totally destroyed; " Gen. W. Gv Lewis, Chief Mar shal of the State Fair, has 'appointed. Mr. DH.vBarrow and Capt. ;iVm. Biggs, of Tarboto, additional Assistant. Marshall, . lTIieayetteTilitt:fe learns that the kitchen of Dr. A. J. Headen, of Bittsboro1, was burnt by nnegro Thurs day night, -7tht inst. The negro is now in jail. .i ?.- j.-j -i ' - -i ''i 7 Mai;1 ! Jas.1' Sloan of Greens boro!, haa been appointed one of the in- SDeciors oi coilods at jjAissuufi ouiic , c air. which is.talw'IierdearlyinextimQnJh in f A large amount of dried friiit and berries is shipped lrduj? FayttteVilfe.' Tbe shingle and stave business is nisa be-1 comiog more -extensive -antt-1 profitable.' ThedanoW I Wwifutkii : Tho i farmings iinblic f throughout jthia locality, are now.busilyvengagedin ? jthe cotton AeldsV -This staple will soon bel gOlMX DlO uiarKeb quite piuiuocij. :r !,r,-):A,mail"b'y; tK6 natneot ; Jones ln!a Cotton seed mill , near Ralelghl on Friday, morning. sthate will probably5 Mf.J Lewis' ? Hanes, of . the Salisbury.; QldiNqrfh State, ; publishes his valedictory; in the last number of that pam per arid announces,"' .tie determination j tq act hereafter with' the Republican . party. Is the Charlotte1 Observe? now satisfied t Ci.r-r vve learn trom uaxs-ocKing-haraf Observer, that; S.:T.-Cooper, tEsq. has been j appointed ii ibheriff mt : tUtiicomond county i m JohniaShortridgeji resigned, and Rev. R..S. tLedbetter i has been ap pointed.! County .Treasurer n.vtet - Alfred Dockery:resigned.r -jf" K- , 1 , The - Sentinel says t Gen;ioW.: G: Lewis! Chiet Marshal of the State! Fair, requests the following namedAssjstant "Marshals to' meet iq this city onTttre' 22n61 lnSt.: J. Vim X10UUW, A., lAUUlC, .II . J- . Hill, Geo.' Battle, Dr. J as. jncikee, o. Westray, Dr. C. F.!Dowd Eugene" More head, C, 0. Oapehart; W. W. Flemming, SUNDAY. SEPT. T7.U87L . . The r .Eagle 5 says: A new society of Friends of Temperance has been organized here, making now two societies. Or chapters in Fayetteville with a total membership ot about 150. ; The Rockingham Observer re grets to say that from information from alt parts 1 of the county, the crops of both corn and cotton are likely to prove very meagre. , On good ) land, particularly the bottoms, 'where the corn was planted ear ly,; the yield will probably be a half crop. Late planted corn and . the crop: on the uplands will be ..nearly a failure. , From preseot'indicatiohs, the cotton crop will be very short.' . - ZX " The ; Rockingham Observer says : We have been favored by a friend with an extract from a letter, received from a reliable gentleman Jin Wilmington, in which the writer states that he learns from Mr. Cronly, the President of the . W., C. and Rutherlord Railroad, that the ne-, cessary financial arrangements have been made by which the completion of the road is secured. Were glad to get "this intormation from such an authoritative source and : earnestly trust that it is not without foundation. ' -. ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OTEB'DOCTOBED Without any disrespect to the members of the medical profession, a profession honored by all thinking men, it is only jnst to say that they are too thick on the groun.l. ' The consa qnence is that the. community is doctored oyer much. When nature needs only the gentle stimulant and alterative, which has be come - famoQS tb.roHgh.out the , cbnntry aa a reliable medicine,1 under the name of Hos tetter'g Stomach. Bitters, she' Is not unfre quently dosed with a dozen prescriptions, all experimental, from the Phatmacopoala. This is an evil,' and proves that the practice of medicine is far from being at all times a heal ing art. At tills period of the year, when, the falloi the leaf Indicates that decay has seized upon the vegetable kingdom, many harassing diseases are prevalent.9 Chief among these may be mentioned intermittent fever and bilious: remittent. ) Tbe 'exhalations rising from decomposing vegetation, and the heavy dews and fogs, are very apt to generate these complaints. The wisest policy is to protect tne system Dy a course oi uostercer's atomacn Bitters at the commencement of the fall. Much suitering may thereby be avoided. But if the disease has already begun, its periodi cal visitations may readily be checked and broken up by this active, yet harmless, vege table tonio. . But be on your guard against the charlatans who are attempting to paim off, under various names, unwholesome compounds, which they pretead to compare favorably with tbe great national elixir, which has long since swept more formidable opposition from the field. Bear in mind that every bottle of genuine Hosietter's Stomach Bitters is authenticated by a splendidly engraved label, and aac simile oi the sign manual of the firm. . Put up in bot tles only, and cannot be obtained in bulk, sept 17-eodlw Sn We Fri Concord Chapter, No. 1. Regular meeting Monday even"- ING NEXT, at 7 o'clock. C.W.OLDHAM, Secretary. sept 16-lt For Rent. "C1EOM the first day of October JLJ next, that aesirame store, cor-. nersoutn water ana Marxec street, at present occupied by N. Mayer, as a Bar Room and Liauor Store. ' It lsi well fitted up for Dry Goods and Grocery, and one of the best localities in tne city ror eitner business. Apply to 8eptl7-tf "jirt H. B." E ILEUS. 5 Family Excursion. rflHE Steamer Wacoaxaw has been charter JL ed for another of those popular excur sions for Wednesday next. Boat leaves at 10 o'clock, f . t r i ; . . Fare 50 cents for round trip. - Begulations as heretofore, s ,. ' "'sept I7-2t , WILMINGTON . - Male and . Female Seminary yiLL BE-OPEN OCTOBER &ri 1871. , G, W. JEWETT, . ; - , Principal. sept 17-tf Coal! Coal! CA TONS BLACKSMITH'S - u AJ: rv, . MOMENTARILY EXPECTED. t;; For sale by rseptl7-tr l": v -i4 tJ ...Til V.. .t i : Ijn o. a: Parsley; co3 Lime, Ceiffent Plaster. 8Q0 feBLS, LIME, , 50 BBS., CEMENT, . . 20 Bbls.. Plaster Paris, 500 Lbs. Hair, :'3t.fiTorsaleby sept-tf' ,..rV;0;'Gn;PARSLjC,Y & CO.'r'- f;5;:, Kew::j3boksf Just Out I ; HE. JIOS t IIS PATCH, Behind the VaiL A Daughter of Heith, Ai Rolling Stone, Ameri can Wonder Land, Carlyle's v Frederick the Great, The Coming Kace, Folle , Farine, The French . Revolution j John r r. Jerningham's Journal, Mrs. Jerningham's Journal, Terrible Temptation, The CtoHsin'fronv India, Litt 73unsnine;s Holidays., t f For sale at HEINSBERGER: C i iLlve ;Book jStore, ,sppt 17-tf, r , HOOPffiOH, .Opi' BES ;AHB GLUE. 20 Tons HPOpVron, 35 Tons Cotton Ties, , ' BARRELS GLUFv - ! j . Vv aula Tv :,-.-. . a. - F. W. ESBCHHXB. ' sept. 17-tf l?i 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. Flour and Hay. " Og A BAIJEslpRIME HAT,;7 '. .r; v; ' "V For sale Dy. 1 ; , -.i, . i F. W.KERCHNER, i eepfj I7:tf v.r.i 27, 23 ana29 NorWAtey SV i T Whole 1161,242 r NllWAJI) VERTTSEMENTS. :;:(lC8!Maslerp Wllmirlgtoii 4t ; Weldon K, 15., , .WILMINGTON, N. C, Sept. 16, 1871. ON AND AFTER' MONDAY, SEPT. 18th, the Freight Trains will run' as follows:, V v? Jci;.-.v ' ij4 . iti& ' t A.'" ; Through Freight will leave Wilmington dally (Sundays excepted) at 4:00 A. M.J Arrive at Weldon 8:30 P. M. . ... . ' -ku i; Leave Weldon 4:30 A. M., arrive at Wilming ton 9 P M. " :;.':iV -2; : s Way Freight will, leave Wilmington " Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 .-03 A J Mj Arrive at Goldsboro at 4.-05 P. M. r ' Leave Goldsboro Monday?, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6:15 A. M. making close connection with N. C. Railroad, and arrivft at Wilmington 25 P.M. -.r'V;- ;:V'::Vj ' ; ; There will be a Passenger Car attached ' to this tralnrfor the accommodation of way-passengers. ' '' ' d l:fillyAW. sept 17-tf ; Master Transportation. Situation i Waited. ' .HE undersigned desires a position as Clerk or Bookkeeper. . , Satisfactory, Refer ences. Address P. O. Box 168. .It. sept!7-3t JAMES MoHUTCHON. ' Wil: Co., v Office Secretary and Treasurer, Wilmington, n. c, .1 u v ? i. i . September 18, 1871, ... 1 it The ANNUAL MEETING of Stockholders of -this Company will.be held in the - 'a CITY OF CHARLOTTE, on THURSDAY, the 19ili Day of October .Hfext. ; Transfer Books will be closed 30 days prior to the meeting. . - i ""r :" r 'i. t. alderman. . ; sept 17-lawtm Su Wed ' Secretary.';: Wilmington JimrnaZ and Fost, Rocking ham Observer, Lumberton Robesonian, Wades boro Argus andPec Dee Herald, Charlotte Democrat and Rutherford Vindicator copy. Superior Clothing ! ALL THE , ' " , " Leading and Popular Styles I Made up under the supervision of our N. Y. partner, Mr, E.Ii. Harding, 69 Duane St., a wUl be here the coming week. . -0 L O TH S" A '.'tf d; c a SSI m e r e s ' or thx bbst . 1 i:"r." ,.'.' ! v" " Home and Foreign Manufacturers. " MUNSON & CO., ' V Clothing and Furnishing Store, 1 ' sept 17-tf ,-... . . 38 Market Sti t HOUSE FOR RENT, At 835 Per Month. SoRNER OF. THIRD AND CHESTNUT STREETS, from 1st of October next. 'i l t Apply to sept 17-2t JAMES G. SWANN. For Bent. rV on. Third, between. Harnet and iavis sta., now occupied oy Jtev. h. ; : ; ; B. Bnrr. House has. 4 rooms, "with;;; If kitchen, outhouses, water, Ac, all to" I , splendid oraer, u v " JAMES & MEABES, ! i Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'. sept 17-Ijr , j uvj ini-i i A : i c ;? . nr.- or HAT Desirable Residence. Sonth East corner Third and Red Cross sts.. I! ! f ! i adjoining the residence of Capt. B. G; kitchen, water, Ac, on tbe premises,.. Alay be purchased or rented On very easy terms. !? . !: iif.f 4:naifCJAMEfiAiMEARE3.H , jvuetioneers na 004 .ussaro. lpera. 1 v "CnOB KENTFive desirable residences for JD rent two on Fifth street, two On Seventh street, and one on Fourth street, all desirably located.- Forterms.'arDiy to ,3J4 j' -' sept 17-1 w - Capt. WPENTON 25 BBLS. ASSORTED CRACKERS ' .nl Milk, Hand-Made, Butter, Soda, Lemon, Pilot Bread, Ginger Snaps, Ac. j i II V J nst receiveli and for sale by sept 17-tf 7 North Front Street.01 Awn . 1 C A ' BBLS. SUGAR JUST RECEIVED; by UU- Steamer 'and Rail iofC every quality. Dealers and consumer will 4Lo: well to call and examine our stock, c. :::,iSJ:XJ2 fj ! - v li iot ;sv;n CHAS Ui 'MYERS" CO j .ge; & septlWf" .9 .sT.Koloni'stj ... - T" it . rf Jt . . . 1 -1?. . ji :n.TiTiRn -itnnn n"" 150 Cases 1 ana ft, Oysters, OO do Lobsters. 25 Cases Tomatoes, 25 Cases re'Carn . Ji.;$:A,BQ.Caaea Peaches..:.--.-.'! j irtac saie ny?s j; u v- .-. w . ? . 1 j rJ? v . ,F. W, KERCHNER,' , d sept 17-tr11 Zfi 28 1 and 23 North Water Sta ' -r Siifrftr'and f nofTfift. ! 15 HHDS. DEMABARA and P. R. SUGAE3, r - : . ,..? r ,-f ; - , , , .. . 50 Bbls Refined Sngars, . , . - : . .1 ? . v 4 : s - - - r - I f " V y&-f.37S Bags Coffee, all grailes;- JForsalebyidsSil4', r ? ?;?iTit'l.'3 - v - P. W KERCHNER,' f ' sept 17-tf ,v 27, 23 and 25 North WaterSt. : .j 1 : CATES Off ADYEIITXSIUCM One Sq.Tiare one day, l 0 1 . ." . r" , twodaya,.. ............ ....... 1 M . -.- -three days.. . 2 CO :, tS'tM ? 'onr days,... ....... ........... 2 CO - j ' five days,. ............... ...... 8 00 . ' oneweek....... 5 to Contract Advertisements taken at pro , rortloiiatelylovrrates, ; v ? Marriages, Deaths, Roliglons, Funeral and . Obituary notices will bo InwD"! at haUratt-s ' when paid for in advance ; oviirr 1f fi U '-Htep i will be charged. -: ? .-. ,, y .:;.TKHe9--C!aslionUeiuanU. " ;;f . - j I NE WAlTvaTISEMENTS: . 1 At Idtr'Prices;: 1,000 5S,f ' Uj UUU WHITifi and MIXED CORN. 300 ?econd"Drand Spirit Barrels, Q Q BARRELS DISTILLER'S GLUE, 'ft C TONS HOOP . IRON, -A :y.H ' : ? j ..--"V 130 ?113 Bagging-rLight and Heavy, ft c; TONS t GOOCH'S" ; COTTONiTUS, , . Attf ft erft KEGS NAILS. 1 Cft Barrels Refined Sugars, t ? ; ISA BAGS. COFFEE,!. e khoj v m tA-rva r a erhvi -.'.;'.-. -vet-. OA UODS. BACON SIDES DKS 46V in . J.iaiw:et'and SHOULDERS, Q AHA SCKS SALT,"- ! ! ' ,.rx r rorsaleby jr t ,;. .: fw.vS, j , ; : i sep 17-tf sts WILLIAMS A MURCniRON." j OnlyS'flO.:;:! T HAT $3 WHISKEY AT FRENCH'S is without a doubt the . , , , BEST LIQUOR TOR : THE MONET , EVER ? i.'i ' . - ' "- j . "' v j-' ' , , .BROUGHT TO THE CITY.; Don't take my wbrdlor it, but try it your- t self. It is only 93 per gallon and pure, and al'f; ' good. sept 17-tf -... . . Cor. Market and Second sts. i Ransom Boot, ' An ENTIRELY KE Wi ARTICLE. - .1 , r . - : Yery Heavy Calf Boot-fir tie Bart ; sept 17-tf. .. H -.. r-i Sign of the Big Boot. Ar, T 'MJ T1T? at the Live Boot and 1 ii. xXvlljl!i. Shoe Store, has in store, and receiving-weekly, bis supply of. Boots and Shoes for the .Fall trade, careiully selected in the Northern markets, embracing the stvles for LADIES, GENTLEMEN, Misses and Children. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited, with the assurance that Good Goons at Low Psiobs may be found at the Live Boot and ' Shoe Store, Exchange Corner. : 7 v,r, sept 17-lt AUCTION SALES. J. T. JAMES, Auctioneer. By' JAMES A MEABES. ii SALE OF VALUABLE EE AL ESTATE BY virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed ot mortgage made by Jas. McHutchon to- Du Brutz Cutlar, Michael Cronly and Robert E. Calder, Trustees of "Th6 Wilmington Building Association," dated the . eighteenth day of September, 188t,. and duly . registered in the office of the Register of the county of New Hanover, in Book X X. at page 133 and following, and transferred and assign ed to "The Wilmington Building Associa tion" by deed dated the eighth day of April, 1871, and duly registered in the office of the Register of the County in Book B B B, at page 490 and following ; the said Association will, on Wednesuay, the twentieth day of Septem ber, 1871, expose to sale at public 'auction, at the Court House Door in the eity of Wilming. ton, ior cash, all that certain piece or parcel of land described in said deed of mortgage, as follows: Situate, lying and being In the count j of Hew Hanover, and bounded on the east by the Wilmington and Welaon 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 the pur chaser at said sale a proper conveyance of the same ' upon' the payment of the purchase V1 CHAS. M. STEDMAN, Angara, i7i:ts, y.jt I: ! 0 u r j,-:- - Attorney. j. T. JAMES) Auctioneer. . - .nv .t amtcs . urn! atiits . . . - 5 : :mih'.z: ' j - I , . .... BY virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of mortgage made by Hill. Hi. King and Susan tti King to The Wilming ton Buildmg Association' dated the thirtletu dayot May, A.' D; 1870, and truly registered In the office , ot the Register of the, County of New Hanover,' In Book ZZ, at page b70 and fol lowing, tbe said Association wilioa. Wednes day, tne twentieth day of September, 1871, ex pose) to sale at ipublio auction, at , the -Court House Door in tbe city of Wilmington, for cash, all that eertain lot or parcel of land de scribed in said deed of mortgage, aa follows : Situate In the city of Wilmington aforesaid, beginning at the South-eastern interaeGtion ot P Eighth street with Swann street,' thence run ning Douinwaraxy : witn tne Jast ern 1 line of said Eighth street sixty-six feet, thence JCast wardlv in. a line narallei wrch said. Swum Kt. I fifty leet, thence Northwardly in a line paral- sixty-six feet to the Southern line 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) in the block numbered three hundred and ten (310); as designated in the plau of said city. .The Association. ; will; exe-1 cute to the purchaser at said sale a proper conveyance of tho same, and assign the policy of insurance thereon, upon the payment of the purchase money. Si U .J .CHAS, M. STEDMANr ? Aug 2' 1S7MS .. 'M,:' i Attorney TTIOB trEST That Desirable Dwellhi on JD , the corner of Seventh and Princess Sts containing six rooms; gas, and all the neces sary out-bnildingst good well or wteronthe premises. Apply to v t II. C. EVANS, i .sept 15-lw v ..At 0. C Preach & ca's. "nTAJrrED--Twenty Shares illccionic's YV Building and Loan Association ttock. Apply at this oScev c.r 4 ; i . sept 12-iw l MISOET A NEOUS. Bacod I;:Edecn:! ;- ' .4:: .rorsaleby, - -i . -f. -, -..V. . tjune2Wf " - 7 WILLASD LC3, ;- v t . H 1 ,v? i r ' i ' 1 b '!' v i