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published D ail. r., i
If H i tf BERNARD, Editor and Prop'r.
orm Dawson Bank Buildings, Front St.
8lx months, in advance. S 00
month, in advance.... 75
n! foRHiwo Star will be delivered In any
pS of : theOlty at FirrBsw Cknts per week. t
-".EOBOiOGIOA L BECOB D.
"T . Ther- r T . - -
Barom- mom. wind. Weather
eter' eter. .
-1 -
29:85 '70- iCalril Cloudy f ;
29:86 76 S E light Cloudy
29:90 70 N gentle Cloudy
Time.
2 P. M.
y P. M,
uun Tumn. of day. 7Vdesr. . " ;
Votb AH barometric readingsare reduced
fhp sea-level and to S3 degrees Fahrenheit.
Serg't Signal Service U.. S. A. s
Weather Report. ' :
-.WAS DJBT.4.RTMJSKT, ) t
- office of Chief Slal Officer, M V S
Washington, Sept. 20-35. P. J, -
The barometer wil'rbbably , continue .to
? Thnwdav ofTl-V Atlantic coast, with
SSuS ffiSK .irginla to Florida ;
Martially cloudy or clearweatberin the. mid
J .aid eattern, States and on tbiy tatojs
north and northeasterly : wln!8 . ' om jVu to
peake Bay to Georgia, and from Lake Erie Jo
Lake Superior and northerly winds with clear
weafhe? f rom Kentncky to Alabama and Texas.
SEW ABVEKTlsEMffiKTS.
ilKiNSBBRGBB's Live Book Stored S9 Market
street A New Poem Envelopes. '''s.
SaMubl N.j Cannoit, No. 6; Water tJtreet,
Commission Merchant - ;:-.- v.-
. D cdlbt & Ellis, No. 41; Market street,1
India Rubber Boots. ir-'t ,. .. - -
Jas. C. STKVBNsoNi'1 Market sCreetK C.
and Can?assed Hams.1 ' . "
F. W. Kurchotik, 27, 28 aud 9 N. Water Bt:
-Flour, Bacony Pork ,T Cheese Crackers, &cl
John E. Neimyeb. A-deslrable house for
rent. ... - ;. .t. ..r -. . , .
Northbqp & Cumming. Pasture for SO or
40 head of cattle. . ' . : "
Wilmington. Building; Association.. J L
At the regular monthly meeting of the Wil
mington Building Association, b aid at the
Commercial Exchange last evening, 54 shares
o f s tock were redeem ed, as folio ws : Thirty at
$113, one at fll4, and twenty-three at $115, an
average of $113.86 per share. '
BSsbop OibbOB. vl . ", - '
The Charlotte Obterver, saysi This Divine
officiated in St. Peters' (Catholic) church on
Sunday last, and in the morning gave one of
the most interesting accounts of the Council
of the Vatican we ever heardj His description
of the personale of that body, and many : lnci
dnts connected therewith, were highly enter
tainiag, while his manner of delivery was truly
impre66ive. In the afternoon about a dozen
were confirmed. : ' ' " : 1 ' '
Exchanging Palplts, ;
Rev. James E. Mann, pastor of the Metho
dist church at Fayettevllle, and Rev; Dr. Mo
ran, of this city, have made an arrangement
for an exchange of pulpits on Sunday, the 24th
Inst. Many of the citizens of this place will
bs gratified, not only, at listening to a sermon
from the former, but also with the pleasure of
aiain meeting with him, he hatinz served as
pastor of the Fifth street church a number of
years atjo.
Spot on the San. 1 . .
There is now a large, pear-shaped spot on
that side of the sun that Is turned toward us.
It is about 40,00 miles in diameter: nwhich is
equivalent to three-quarters of a minute of
arc; equal to: the angle-subtended -by i3t
inches at the distance of one niile from" the
eye. It is a, ,yery . good - test of , the vision.
through smoked glass, requiring an eyesight
of a little more than the average penetration
to see it without a magnifier, ' The pot isa
little to the left, and about the same distance
below the apparent centre of the solar disc .
rainiai Accident. i -vui.i j;-
A colored man by the name of, Alexander
GreeD, employed at thie plantation of Dr. J. E.
Winants, near this city, was engaged in cut
ting wood, on Tuesday afternoon, when his
axe accidentally canght id the limb of a tree
ttad in its decent came down upon his left
faot, instead of the wood, nearly severing it
into two parts. Ho was conveyed as soon as
possible to the City Hospital where he re
ceived the proper medical attention and at last
accounts was doing as well as could be expect
td under thecircumstancw. ?
From Cbaleton;' t.; ;''
The Newt of Wednesday says , ;AThe weath
er yesterday. was sultry, but .nothing new was
reported in fever circles. Only pne'death was
reported by the city Registrar yesterdaythat
of Miss Adeline Castcns, who died yesterday
morning." nx?'
Our pres4 teiertmof last n!g reported
three deaths from the fever for,, the twenty
lour hoiirs prions, and stales Vthat . the , cool
change has had an nnfavdrable effeci upon the
sick.
Printing Ink,
if A full supply of Robinson's Printing Inks
Kept constantly-ou band at the office of the
" MoiiNtNG STAtt..:.These inks are equal; if not
superior, to' any manufactured in this country.
Kts of 25 Bs kept in stock for the special
iiea. - , . -
Muraer lu Bampson, --
On Friday tlaet Mr. Archie Lawhornfesidiag
on or near Little Qoharie Swamp, in Sampson
county, was found murdered -lie had started
.'rom home that morning, as usual,' to go Id
the s wamp td get shingles, and not retafningj
in the evening at the usual ', time: hli rwife j be
tame aUrmedandirequcsted somVqhh uVighf
bors to good search for hktk They did ao,r
and flnallyjdiscovered; hia dead body in'the
swamp, where he bad bae a waylaid 'and ' shot:
Upon-examlnatlonit wasfcfound ihat;one..;baI
naa entered his tight side and another uqder
' toe chin, as If the Imqrderefir iafter'ils Jvicdin
oad fallen before-fais first Mlschftrgehad.lto
make sure work.bf .lt, shot hlm' in the i latter
Place as helay-tri 'hlsXhack r Suspicibu Testa
fvu cerxain white man in the neighborhood
tu,m accouuU no, arresti tad been saide.
voir viii-no. 155. ;
LXiOCAl Dots.
s Local news wasa scarce commodity .yett-
terday. : ':;.4.: , ; - ji t , v ,., , ' , , , . . ,
There was no session, of .the City Court
yesterday. V.
r i esteraay was 3ne of those, gloomy, dis
agreeable 'days we read of.-'1 ' ' r L
One white and one colored 3 male patient
were sent to the City Hospital ye? terday. ,i
The family excursion whlch was to have
.taken plade On the steamer- Waceamawt yester
day was unavoidably postpqned., , , n ;. 2 1
rr.'Aolojred"inan of this city has -a painted
sign upQuj his gate . 'Which. ;t reads as . follows :
J '"vuw lug ftaic uuv vou.:
4 . ' J i T. t . . . .....
.rr,4,.'M Speights, Esq., of the Atlanta
Daify Sun,; ( Hon. Ai" H? Stephen's 'paper) ar-
4 su tu vue wiy asv nigntL ana . registered at
the "Rational.; V, Ha goes North this- morn-
Wetiotlce from the Report of 'Genr Alleti
Rutherford, "Third Auditor,' to the Secretary of
the Treasury, that he recommends a decrease
Of thirty pre in the clerical force of his depart-.
ment. i e -r . ,' f - ....
Judge Cant well, we understand, is at
work writing a Digested Manual .-brine : Laws
of North Carolina since 1868, and expects to
have lit ready for publication in' the course of
a few months. v . 1
I The ! fourth quarterly ! meeting for the
present Conference year will be 'heldat1 the1
Front Street Methodist Church of this city on
the 80th Inst, and lstprox.i-Rev-Dr, -Closs;
Presiding Elder of the District; is expected to
be present. ,-.-iV3ni-
I Persons who. happened obe on Market,
between Front and second streets, on Tuesday.
evening last, were much pleased ' with the de-
ligbtful Ringing and music by . the choir and
organ of St. JohVer Lodge No. 1, of, Free-land
Accepted Masons, daring the session o' an
emergent meeting of that body.
I -tWe areMrfdebted5 to ReV F:?H; Wood,-
who has the matter in charge, for . compll-
ix entary;ticket8 to the family excursion on the
Waccamaw on Thursday of next weekf the "pro
ceeds of which will be devoted to making
necessary improvements in the Fifth Street
M. E. ChnrelLrpff.-.rti ,?liT ;
Deatb of an Old Citisen of Robeson, j
Through, a private letter from Robeson
county, received.! this city yesterday, we are
Informed of the death of Maj , Alex. Witsoni
of Floral C liege, which occurred on Monday
last. Msj. Watson was one of the oldest citi
zens of the county j being at the time of his
death about 76 years old.: During his long life
he served 1 the county of Robeson In many
positions, having at one time been a member
of the, Legislature.' . He' was always noted for
his eccentricities, but at the same time was
esteemed or his many amiable qualities. ,
Star Book Bindery. f
1 The attention of the public is called to the
superior facilities we now have for executing
cheaply,; promptly and skilfully all kinds of
Binding and Ruling. Our business in this de
partment has steadily increased,' an evidence
that we have not labored In, vain in our effort
to establish a Book Bindery equal to the de
mands of our growing city.' But we are de
termined to do still more ; and as our busi
ness grcws so will our facilities be increased,
Give us a trial.
2taw2w
Opjt. 'CnipBasket. I ,v
Ringdoves Newly married ladles
Temperance motto t ight for the right,
and never get tight." . ' '
In prltate life an untruth Is called a lie, in
public life; diplomacy.
'., Xn'idea is a shadow ; speech, "fleeting
wind ; reading, soon forgotten; but writing. is
eternal.! ' - ui '
4 friend of burs won't believe anything
he hears of a lady's kiss unless he can have it
from hei own mouth. ... t
ATerreHaute man refused to pay for the
funeral notice of his motherla:law. Most
men would pay it with pleasure., j
Miss Mary C Rea carries the honor of
being the first woman who has made a pre
eruption purchase of "one 'hundred and sixty
acres of public land in Montana.
At Selma, Ala., whipping a hesband costs
only $25, but whipping a wife costs $50. ; This
is an outrageous discrimination, and the men
down there are I naturally calling fort their
"rights." " trf ftxvtyv -Atj'- ...
The woman who dared belongs to ' Min
neapolis. Se traveled in male clothing from
her home to Chicaero In search of a truant hus
band, and actually caughthhn before he had
RIVEB AND MARINE HKWS.
I Qap.t J?pttef, 'of the Wa&amaw, reports a
barque Off the bar yesterday, bound up.
Wwww tott vBBt a Cough or "bronchial affec
tion creeptne on the lungs, take AY ER'S
CIIEIIBX JRCTOBAI, and cure It before
it becomes incurable. -
!; Blralr -rj'?!!
' The standard excellence of Doolst's Ybast
Powdbb has teen satisfactorily demonstrated
tn hft owinar to its btbi.t oasiacAi. purity, no
articles being used in its. composition 'but
those especially adapted to the purpose, and
such as are free from any Injurious sabs tancea.
Twateaspoonruia oriJooieyTs xeasc i-owaer
in ir that ist necessary In- a'duart f flour.
while ordinary Baking PoWaers require from
one-third to one-naii.more. nence, vooifja
is the most xco6vibAt, bbltablb, and the
HURT. MauafaCtared bv.Dooi.BT A . Bbothbb,
69 New ttt. New York. For? sale by grocers
U . foAnf.lQ Arullar Tn 1h Sot.
Reform in tbe Management of. Penl-
:An international cxmgtess, having as the
object reform in, thel management of the
penitentiaries throMghoqttEarope - and
America; will be held in London in Jane,
1872. 1 The' oninnal suggestion for to e as1
setnbl'age prsuch a body came ; fromthe
United States; wherejVat a congress held
in f Cincinnati? therptimary;?stepa .were
jaKeni!:? wciegaies appuiutcu.av.tuai. uiccv
insr haTeTisited , the 'various nations of
Europe and.' have;1 received promise , ot
support , jrom i many oi me governmen is.
The call .for the congress 'will shortly be
IGTOI C.,: THURSDAY; SEPT. 21. 1871.
SPIRITS ; OF- TUEPENTINE.
' TT'rrenton Is L troubled 1 with
diptherja.11 " - - -' ; '
i 3r-3ishop "Atkinson was to nrfiah
in Warrenton .yesterday. -, .. f u ,
IteynQld'S Klnnde Ladr Min':
irels'are5 to' aappear in ' "Weldon on Satttr-
dayv"n - ''?'. , ,. . ; ...
s ,wer,one Hundred persons. m
Halifax county have lately connected
themselves with the ;MethodisUChurchvf
;'U.S::- Marshal 1 Garrow-was
presented with a handsome cane "by1 "hii
subordinates Jn . Raleigh., a few .nights
since., . ; . " ' "
I .Considerable' - excitement . is
sad to exist in Cherokee county, i : ip' this
State, oyer theiscovary of.'a rich vein of.
silver,- ;, S.P.. ,
r? Hidire wav is; becomino a flonr'
ishing i'little town: A? beautiful ' brick
Episcopal church is among thb new build
ings goinafi up; -s .:,.-:'
f Tho ; tobacco factories ;0f John
H. Jpalton and A". 5. Gaither, in the West-.'
erp portion of Iredell county, ha've'been
seized by the revenue officials.1
- Dickey - Tillerv,- the vounsr
Edgecombe orator; only 12 years old, was
A. a . M tm . m trm- m
to lecture in tne uau oi tne House of Ke-
presentatives, Raleigh; last night.
,JLe, tooumem, Mome Bays;
"VyO; have received"; several , letters lately
from North Carolinians, some from the far
South, saying that they., had made a mis
take in leaving the good old North State.
.The Norfolk Virginian says :
The Steamer Olive on her recent trip from
Washington', N. C, brought two bales' of
new (middling) cotton, shipped by' General
Bryan Grimes, Beau fort, K. CL to be ex
hibited at the Fair at St. Louis. "We trust
the gallant General may take the prize for
iub gruuo oi cotton in wnicu ue a com
petitor. i ; ' w: , '
' The Sentinel ot Wednesday says:
jAt 2 o'clock yesterday x the : government
closed the testimony in the case of R. A.
bhotwell and others, and the, counsel for
the defence announced that they would
introduce; no evidence. ; The ; court- then
took a recess till 4 P. M., when . the argui
ment commenced Geo. V. Strong, Esq.-,
opening tor the defence, to be followed by
S. F. Phillips, Esq.,- and then Hon. T. C.
Fuller would close for the defence. ! We
go to press before the conclusion of the
argument.-' - ':;!:tV''
The Weidon ' JVem tells nhe
following good one.: We learn the fol
lowing good joke on a druggist not more
than a thousand miles lromv this place.
The said compounder of drugs, or modern
Escupalius, is somewhat on the scrawny
order, possessing not enough of surplus
flesh to make him ' corpulent. He had in
his back room a genuine skeleton. While
out recently, his clerk induced a young
darkey to visit this room and exhibited to
him this ttlic.of, the dead. -Visions of
Ku Klux arose before this darkey's mind,
and he broke for the street. . Our friend
of the mortar soon coming in, learned the
cause of the black's fright; and,, going in
to the street spoke to, the boy with a view
of quieting his fears.. To the mortifica
tion of the Doctor, - the - boy sang - out :
"No yer don't -yer: can't fool me; I knows
yer, if yer hab" dun got yer close on 1" he
slightly mistaking h.iQifo? the skeleton he
had seen a few minutes before.
&SSAB covered his bald head and grey hair
witn alaurei crown, j ay kb's haib viuuk
covers grey heads with the still more wel
come looks of youth.
.:,;:l;-.-FtJirERAI NOTICE.
The funeral of 3d;ABY, NELSON, daughter
of John E. and Athalia Lippitt, will take place
at St. John's Church, this morning at
o'plocsr. The friends ' and acquaintances of
the family are invited to attend. :
died:
'jMITCHKLL.In this city, yesterday morn-
ins: at 614 o'cloctc, Thomas Mitchell, a native
of England, but for the nast twentv-nve (-2S)
vears a residence of this place, aged 7i years
and 4 month5. . . .. . v. XJ.--j., : ... t .
7 The funeral will take place at 10 'o'clock A.
M., from his late residence on Castle Street,
between Sixth and Seventh Streets, thence to
Oakdale Cemetery.' Bis friends and acquain
tances are invited to attend.: Jiii -H S:t
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bacon
Pork.
20 HHDS. SIDESand SHOULDEBS,
10O BBLS POBKT,
For sale by
M V t a45; " Bt . ?. ixr j - ir itt ganj wt
sept 21-tf
27,23 and 29 North Water St.
1
; Cneese and; iJutter. xH
iyC'BOXES'CHEE3E,p'f'J
1H ft-Jii
; For sale by
"" ;;: ::- . ;. - ?-f. -w kerchneb,'
ept tf tin S7,3 and 29JKqrth Water St;
- - .f -
Flour and Crackers.
y fl ft BBLS FLOUR;5.
100
BOXES and BBLS. CRACKERS,: : .
For saleby -
' r. W KERCHNER,
sept 21-tf , , 27, 28 and 29 North WaterSt.
' i'mlM ..i 1 iVfj..,, ',. , .
n , CATqCLE PASTURAGE, v
"E CAtT PASTURE THIRTY, br FORTY
Bead of Cattle throagn the Winter.
,-JPrIce, 92 50 Per Month. , , ... 4
"Parties having Milch Cows , to Winter can
leave their names at our office. - - v r 1
4V We will buy 50r Calves and Yearlings. "538.
sept 2i-na2t Ti JNORTHROP A CUMMING.
'"XiveBobt and Shoe Stored
aTTJST 'RECEIVED - A SUPPLY OF VTHOSE
fcitENCH' CALF .LACE TOP BOOTS, Single
and. Double Solearr Call and get a pair at
sept2J-It
TTrrtTit and Ufartfit street.
in . j r iff'"- t '
; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ;
Commission Merclianf ,
Will give personal and'pronipt attention to
the . purchase and Eaie of Cotton; Peanuts,'
Fish and all kinds of Country Produce ,
. sept n-xr, H tl,l( no. 6 outh water St. , ,
WILMINGTON, N.'Cr Sept. 20, 1871.
T7AOE BENT, from the first day of !
Jj October, isn. until the first of 4
October, 1872ra Desirable Hbuse, on i
Fourth, between. Castle and Queen j! 1 2 1 1
dining room and all necessary outhouses.' '
7 For terms, apply.top.T i.'.'p.-ff;-
i, . . r JOHN E. NEIMYEB,
i 'On Fourth, between Castle and Queen St. V
; sept2l-5t - - - " .w.v... . ,
Boys. Take Notice !
A i , ; ' - -
. i HAVE (JOAltu k
Get a pair before they are gone!' '-''?
Jif . DU1) LET ELLIS,' -;
sept 21-tf ' , : ' Sign of the Bisr Boot. '
Hv C.A iand Canvassed ; Bams,
FDLTON MARKET- BEEF, PIG POBK in
Bbls..iTry the Irish,-Laundry Soap, it is :
very highly recommended. For sale at i -;
sept 21-tf
j. C STEVENSON,8.
' r T K iii ,i i. l" . i
Corn and Oats,
QQQ BUSHELS COBN, 1
2,500
BUSHELS OATS,
vi.;.h
jrorsaieoy j
sept 21-tf 27, 23 and 29 North Water bt. -
'Mt'IIewi'em'i
INQ ABTHUB, by LOBD LYTTON,?5 ;
For sale at
. ;!t -, HEINSBEBGEK'S ,
MrV "LivebokvStorer
sept 20-tf X
Jnst Received by Steamer. ;
100,000
ENy E LOVES, . of , all kinds
:, and Eizes. Qfflcl Letter and Note, at !;
' 'll 5 H EINSBE RGERS
"'"V 'Y rUve BookStore ;;
sept2-tf0, ; No. 89 Market St.
MISCELLANEOUS-
WHOLESALE ,
D ry Good s Ho use!
- - ......
LOUIS DAVIS & CO.,
(S. H. Fisliblato & Bro., Snp'l,)
; :. 1 t .. - , - i.
23 r.larket Street,
WILMINGTON , N C .
Branch. jpf, 203 Churcli Street,
r;"; i ..-'T:r ' "-tiki- -.':: '-'-'". - ' .. -
-.j i
.. . S-.f. ,
n,'-i H, -
,-1 :-.t-
1 Merchants would do well to ex
annepr stopkn prices before
pnrcliasing, a&Jw e guarantee ' V to
sell as cheap, and on as good terms,
as goods can be bought in
New Yoifb, PU'.ladelpliia ; or
Baltimore.:
-; sept 20-lw
SO.OOOTounds
he it
OiASP-EFEA R ;y GUANO
T7K)B sale on reasonable terms at the Cape
JG Fear Chemical Works, uasuestreetw i
mlngtoni v , D.M. BUIE,
rrr .'iilt.".;;..)--? chemist.-
. A WEEKLY NE WSPAPEB.
PUBLISH KI AT TARBORO.
8TAMP& Editor ti Prifprietm-i ;
THE ABOyE '.HAVING ASSOCIATED HIM
i self With Cap t. Jas; R. Thigpen, In the of-?
liee of J,he Reconstructed jFturmer, proposes - to
edit therewith a newspaper in politics. devo
ted unlaweryingy ' to the interests of the lJri
ATIOHAlCiKO FlJKrYgi
especially as promulgated by the Democratie
Conservative party of North Carolina ; and
while he may recognize as dead issues seme
of the questions that have been of great prac
tical purport in party, differences, National
and btate, for the last five years, he pledges
himself to a true allegiance to the- Democrat
ic principles of the lathers of : our : Constitu
tion; to a fearless and unhesitating denuucia
tion Oi extrayagance, wa?te and peculation in
office, and to retrenchment and reform in the
administration dl governments -mTifift-?
As a newspaper, no pains will be spared to
renuer the Ji,jiquxbkb a periodical worthy of
its readers, by a careful attention to the lite
rary selections, diligence in inserting tne lat
est current news of the day, both general and
local, and. by taste .and neatness I in ; appear
ance. V.V- -r-fv!
The design of theditor is to make the Ew
Qtruoea in every" respect a peoples 'paper,
and to that end he opens his columns to the
nee discussion of all subjects, practical, edu-
cation ai, social ana religious, except so iar as
they may be personal and libelous in their
tendency f or in their nature such as to be sub
yersive of its prime objects. :
On account of accumulated business m the
office the EsQUinxa will not be issued -before
the 1st of October.
i Terms $2 in advance ; 0 60 if paid at expi
ration of six months, ; , t s n o;; i m r sept -lm '
Wholo Ho. 1.2C5
" - MISCELLANEOUS.
PIAIT03 ! 0EGA1JS !
HO. 455 - JSUOOSTE STREET
NEAB
C. LI. Trcmaine & Bro.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
PIANO FORTES.
AND AGENTS FOR, THE, , ,
Burdtt CombiiiationwrgMi,
. r f CONTAINING - .
3
Carueuter1 frBnrdett's Hew Improyements;
Greatest Success of the Age !
mHB disagreeable reedy tone entirely over-
JLeomelnthis instrument.. .The verdict is
unanimous. We challenge the World to equal
icl Our new scale medium-sized 7 octave
PIANO FORTES are now ready, at low prices
foreash. "-'' -u, ,m 7
t The New York Jhdep(Xdn of Sept. 16th. . ays
Of the BURDETT ORGAN - . : ,
i u It is by far the most perfect reed instru '
ment we have ever seenA '.t j-. i. , . j '.
The Uhrixtictn Leader ot Oct. 2d, Bays : .;, ..
- "We had no idea that'-a reed instrumei
could be brought to such perfection.'
: The press and public everywhere who have
had an opportunity of listening to its beautl
xui strains, not only give it tneir nnquauned
approval, but unhesitatingly concede that it
The great increase in the sale of our instru '
ments, has enaoiea us to reduce our prices for
first-class PLAN OS.
.-;ii- t . ,. i t .-!- -- - -
from ten to twenty-five par cent, less than any
other house (offering the same class of instru
ments) In the United States. - ,
i While we act upon ; the maxim of " quick
sales and small profits,". we make it, at the
same time, a special obj ect, to furnish our
customers with intrnments in no way inferior
! : "eest ih the iVlartetfe
EVERT INSTRUMENT FULLY GUAR.
r. ANTEED JTOB SIX. TEARS, . r
: -Many families have had a desire to obtain a
Piano, bnt could not afford to pay the dealers
a profit of from $100 to $300,' neither do they
wish to purchase a cheap .made instrument.
that would cost more to keep in repair than it
is worth, hence a large class Of our music lov
ing people have been ODiiged to do without.
We can furnish' New Seven-Octave Piano
Fortes from $275 to $950. Second-hand Pianos
from $40 to $250. New Cabinet Organs, $45 to
tl.ooo.or -j&Uoil-) wit- -i-rilh t:iij.v.
PRICE LIST SENT TO ANY ADDRESS. .
""' "' ' ''Y ' " C. M. TREMAINE,
June6-S&Ftf . W. B. TREMAINE.
Shields Eye Wash
HiJnTVAOTURBD BT ,
. MRS. SUE W. ;-C AS H WELL,
..-.."4 ; Wilmington, N.' C, !
V-NE of the most effective -remedies for
INFLAMED, SORE AND WEAK EYES,
ever offered to the public. . : '
For sale by all Druggists in the City. Price
25 cents per bottle. " - ,v """'
-.-r.v'-ivf.-i.'. GREEN ft FLANNER, ,
; , j f : - Wholesale Agents,
may 25-tf : . ; .. 47 Market street.
PIANOS"
OF SUPERIOR MAKE, showing certificates
of excellence in every respect, from the
most eminent musicians in the United States.
New 7 Octave Pianos from $275 to $900. Good
Second-Hand Pianos lrom $50 to $253. -.
MASONIC HALL, WILMINGTON, NV C.;
aug 21-tf ' ' . ' v J. F. RUECKERT; ?
Coal! Goal!
50
TONS BLACKSMITH'S
&f . '4;.
NOW LANDING,
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, For sale, by
ept IMfj5; f 'IrPALlEY 4' CQ.,
THE undersigned offer their services to the
public to ' do a Commission Business In
the sale of all-icinds of produce, and the pur
chase of supplies, and will make advances on
consignments. ' ? ;. . . .- . ;,,-,
. They solicit a share of patronage, and hope
by punctuality and attention to merit it. . t
v -i v ' Pi MURPHY ft CO. f
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1 BemararalSi
FINE LbT LWOGSHEAi)sf i
p. Y Suitable for the Retail Trade,
:-,';wForsaleby i(s,54ii"'ei''''
septl2-tl o ' ? ADRIAN A. YOLLERS. 1
WflW HAVE SEWING-MACHINES,
can now buy for Three Dollars, ;
A BaSter and Guider... wbrthv$3 00
A. Tuck Marker. ... . . ... ....... . 8 00
A Braider. t ................. i . -t , 1 A)
A Rufiier and Gatherer..,,;:.'...;... . "1 50
An Adjustable uemmer.. .;.:..; ; : v$ oo
An Adjustable liiDder.. i. ........... ( -
-!.,(-''T-?:;;ff,!;-& '
if.VV .-.i.--i-7"-$i 00
$15 CO Worth of Attachments for $3 00.
;, f ASK FOR HALL'S
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Qiliattn'; Sewing WM Attacffient
It is perfectly wonderful ! Call and examine
it. jritsau jsewing aiacnines., (S t
, - , G. A. NEWELL, Agent,
, septw-tr
No. 9 So. Front St.; Wilmington,
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FEW jBOXESOMMON TOBACCOS, i t; ;
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" GENUINE DURHAM," STAR BRAND,"
lEUREKA," "PRIDE' and iSUPERIOR.w
".Victor) TyIST,,, Wine 'Sap,"
4 i..
jar flower FiNB-cim
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O.' PIOOTT,
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i Tobacconist.
CATIIS Cr-ZLliTZI-" J t -
One Square one day, .......... at o -
: two uays,. ..... r
" three days, g
, rour days,....-. , a W
l x five days,.. '... ca
,. one weekv w-
Cknvtract Advertisements taken at pro . -
portionately low rates. . . " v , r -
: ilarrlages, Deaths, JReligiou 8, Funeral and
Obituarv noties will be inserted at half rates
whon paid for in advance ; otherwise full rate
wiuoecnargea. ,
xxsxscasn on demand. ,
AUCTION SALES.
J. T. JAE1ES, Anclionecr.
"BY ' JAMB3T&-lfflAKES:
ATTRACTIVE SALE
F F R N I T TT B E .
ON FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, commenc- v
insr at 10 o'clock, we will proceed to sell :
the entire stock of a , -, , ,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
contained in .residence North-west corner of ,
Deck and Fifth Sts., consisting in part of - 4
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Hlrrors, Carpets, ,
! Jonna-es,. Tables, Hair and :XXoss . v
f Slattrasses, Cartalns. Croekerj r ,r,t
, ,; , , ' and Kltcnen Utensils, , v ,
PATENT SCHOOL IESK8 and SEATS.
and a' Variety, of useful and , ornamental t
articles too numerous to mention. -' ' ' '
sept20t ' I'TEBMSCASH; . .m '1 .ill '
; At Low Prices :
10Q0BBM. FLOUR,
6AAABCSHG13 - ,
jU U U - WHITE and MIXED CORN.
Ifin BALES HAY, .j,
... ......... - a
300
Second-Hand Spirit Barrels,- . '
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rr BARRELS DISTILLER'S GLUE,
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25
TONS HOOP IRON, . o j
IRA
Rolls Bagging Light and Heavy. -
OK TONS "GOOCH'B" COTTON TIES, v,
ggQ KEGS NAILS, ;; ; ; tj )
1 C pi Barrels Refined Sugars,
l i-:
) 7'
V
1 K A BAGS COFFEE, , f .
QQi BOXES D. S. SIDES, ;, o.'ltoj. -?.i;4n
A V HHDS. BACON SIDES
S ATTftTTt Tinn B
2QQ BBLS.C. M.. PORK,
Q AAA SACKS SALT, vT..p' ".V -Jv?.vf.p!
i y For s&le by f
; sep 17-tf
; WILLTAMS A MURCHISON.
Only . $3 00.
T
1 -AI.'C
HAT 3 : WHISKEY AT , FRENCH'S . is
without a doubt the '
3 ' f : :": :."rto 1
BEST f LIQUOR ,F,OR THE MONEY; EVER
Don't take my "word for it, but try It your
self;' It is only $3 per gallon and" pure and
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sept 17-t'f : v H . Cor Market and Second sts '
Office Master if
Wilmington' TTeldon K. ir.,
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; WILMINGTON, N. C, Sept. 16, 1871. ,
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ON- AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT."
18th, .the Freight. Trains ,will run as
Through Freight .will leave .Wilmingtoa
dally (Sundays excepted) at 4.-00 A. M-l Arrive
at Weidon 8:30 P.M. : . " r':':
. Leave Weidon 40 A. M4 arrive at Wllming
ton 9 P.M. , . . r , ,
Way Freight will leave Wilmington Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7k3 A M,
Arrive at Goldsboro at 45 P. M. v
Leave Goldsboro Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 6:15 A. M.,akmg close connection
with N C. Railroad, andlaxrjye at WUmington
2:25p.mv ;; ; u
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There will be a Passenger Car attached to
this train far the accommodation of way-pas-sengers.
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sept 17-tf '-rn-ff . Master Transportation.'
11 la A PLEA9ANTc8yMMER RESORT ;
L In McDowell Co,, near XXnrlon,
. WILL BE OPENED by the lsior . JUNE.
; For a pleasant and delightful Summer re-
sort, the Pleasant Gardens cannot be excelled.
There will be a daily conveyance from Ma-
rion, a distance of four miles. I . will make
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every effort to please and accommodate cus-':-.'
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tomera.. Terms are reasonable as possible. ,. ,;
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.may 25tf
.GEORGE CHAPMAN.
1
CARGO OF LIME Fresh from Kiln,.
: Just arrived and forsale by T
sept 204it ; ; ,v, f WORTH A WORTH. '
FOR GALE O tl RE HTV
XTIOB RENTFive desirable residences for
Jj ' rent two on Fifth street, two on Seventh
street, and one on Fourth street, all desirably
located. ' For terms, apply to
xt 1m.. :
VAHTO.
WASTED. Twenty Shares - Mechanic's
Building and Loan Association Stock.
Apply, at this oflce. rt -r sept llw i
"TTTANTED-One No. I Teamster for driv
YV ing timber teams. Good wares and per,
manent employment. No regard to" race, col
or or former condition Address v, .
sepliMw ' r 7 J;H. SPRINGER. '
AnDaFOUHD.
"TTIOUIJD. At Springer's Turnout 8.CC0 feet
JD -inch White Cypress Weather 'Boards,
seasoned. ' Any person will please call, pay
charges and tat 3 the same away. . . , ?
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