North Carolina Newspapers

THE MORNING GTAK, PUBLISHED DAILY, it 33. tf RKnNABD, Eaiioratia Prop'r. (J??u,s, Dawson Bank nnlhllngs. Front St. in adranoe v'moQths, in advance. ........v 3 CO ' ' ' onth, in advance,........:...... -75 monias. i" huywiwo.. ................ x uu nm Moaarrwo Star will be delivered in any Oct. 19, 1871. : : u Ther- . , B;trm mom- , Wind. Weather . eter. : A -M. S0:33 49 NE gentle Fair. o p" M. 30:27 71 SE gentle Clear. 0 p" M. 30:27 59 SW light Clear. vt wan Temp, of day, 59 deir. vote All barometric readings are reduced to the sea-ievei ana 10 os uejirecs xaureuaeic X&OBSBT oSTBOTH, Serg't SUrnal Service U. 8. A. Weather ltepot. . WAB DSPA.RTKXNT, INT, )' umceoi cniei Bisrnai umcer. Washington, Oct. 19-4:S5 P, DrobabUities. . The low 'pressure will probably move over ,iv diminish on the lower lakes, and pleasant weather continue on Friday very generally east of the Rocky Mountains; Kemoved. 4 Levy having remoyed toVWs new t corner Market and Front, formerly occupied by J. G.Bduman, has' Just optaed' an entire newBiue v.r v - r Slioes, ana Aaaie- uu vteuin juniuuiai; ' 1 3 41 a,A, 13b f 1 1 Goods, which he is offering 16 the public at the very lowest Cash PrUes. Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Thank- fjil for post favors, aoutinuanco of the same is respectfully solicited. - ; octHlra S. Lbvt. Tht Cape Fear Building Company furnish Drawings for all ornamental and plain - work donii by taem, iree of charge. 1 'JLw '" .-. - 1. "''1 iJ-'S': " SEW AVKKTIKa8STV:!t V' 'tjNsw&HOEK'a Live Book Store, 39 Market st. Josbua Marvel and :Nobody,a Fortune. K. P. Barry. Proposals for street Improve ments. ' ( - . ,.- ')f .y. "v.. J: J. R. Davis. Screven House, Savannah, Georgia. '" 'I'-.:.y' Johxscn A Crow. A geneial stock of gro ceries, i s ' , . Phillip Newman, Sole Agent. Ale, Porter and Beer. " " I' C. W. Oldham, Secretary.' Special Meeting of Concord Chapter, No. 1. , A. Pope, Gen'l. Ticket Agent. Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta Railroad, Delegates to Baptist Asso'a. Also, Scheduleof Freight. Read the advertisements nnder the caption Of "Wants." ,. .: Dudley & Ellis. Old Fashioned Sewed I oi,n(ls vi 1 Thos. a. Wright. Fall Style of HaU. HOSIII. Now that the Cape Fear is again navigable, nc may look for a perfect avalanche of rosin Still, this addition to our stock will effect Do material change in price, as it is probable the I t;ri?ater portion of it is already sold to parties in the Northern markets. Besides, parties who are purchasiug at present high figures have not been ignorant of the fact that there was a considerable stock in the interior. Pigeon Mnootingr. One of the attractions of our approaching air win De a pigeon suooung-maicn, open 10 a! I. The prize for the best shot is a fine Whit uey double-barrelled breech-loading shot gun, costing 125. We intend to go into this little arrangement ourself. We are very expert on pigeon shooting, and will wager seventy-five or thirty cents that we can kill a pigeon, if securely tied, at twenty, paces, nine times oat of nine hundred and ninety-nine. This, It will be understood, Is a much more difficult feat than bringing down a bird flying, as in the latter case it is almost certain, in its devi ous flight, to fly against some of the shot from the fowling piece. ' The Prospeet. The Wadesboro' Herald of the 18th "haa the J following concerning the Wilmington, Char-I lotte and Ratherford Railroad : " '. W. C. & R. R. R.-r-M. Cronly, Esq., Presl- tleniof the W. C. i& R. R. R., in company witH Capt. Everett, arrived here on Monday evening and lelt yesterday morning for Char-j lotte to attend the Stockholders meeting of said Koad on to-morrow, 19th. We under stand Mr. Cronly says there are rails enough on the way to lay two and a half miles of the Road and that there will be shipped, weekly, enough to lay one mile thereafter, and that the Road will reach here by February, and will be pushed through. ' So mote it be. . Wilmington, Charlotte and Bnther rrl Railroad.' ; ! . We are indebted to CplS- .L.-Fremont for the following telegram in relation to the elec-. tion of officers of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad Company . at the stockholder meeting at Charlotte: Charlotte, N. C, Oct, 19. To the Morning Stab: ;The stockholders have elected following Directors, viz: Silas . Martin. Ed wrA Kidder. F. W. Kerchuer. II CroDly, B. F. Little. Thos. S. Ashe, H. M Houston, R. M. Gates, J. U urown. R. Michael and W. T.i Love. The Board of Directors have elected Silas N. Martin President. With this exception all the ld officers are re elec ed.- , It room Corn. ' r ".:-'. The following from the New York Bulletin will be read with interest ' by thoowho have raised a crop of broom corn this season : - " It Is now known-tojie a positive fact that Uie recent fire iChicago destroyed 2,500 tons 'i broom corn, and the excitement of Mon day and Tuesday continues, and prices have "ill further advanced. In fact, it is almost 'inpossible to buy even common grades nnder twelve to fifteen cents per pound. Telegrams eome pouring in to holders in this market from he growers in the West ordering , their brush held for fabulous prices. The crop of 1871 Is well known to be a partial failnre It being estimated by the most liberal and test posted "eale.i s at not over one-third ; but the im mense stock of old corn that wa8rheld in 'Chi cago prevented prices from materially advan cing, although it was generally conceded that they would have been high anyhow later in the season, bdt now, since . the destruction of about one fourth the entire stock in the United states, it Is fair to presume we shall have" the tallest prices for bioom corn known since, the war. WW I v .x,.. '. . , -A. W f 1 tST 1 .1 111' I J II ! . . 1 .- L i . . . "17 . : I 1 . -' i r- - I I 1 1 I - I : ' 1 -" ' ,-- N III LA-' - . - jS-fX? 1 A V " - Vol.! IX-UO. 9A WTTTLTTTTlriiVTT tt J-nnTn Ioca JDats. Cot W. N. Bell, of the Southern Knpo Company, is now in this city, The tlegraph last' niirht mnnrti tnn fever deaths In -Charleston for the 24 honr, enainj; at noon yesterday. . Spirits Turpentine went nn tphivfn 66 cento; yesterday - and some of the knowing UUCT MJ ae "'OP notch" has not yet been reached: - . : i' - Knights wishing to enter the lists forth a Tournament at the Fair of the Cape Fear Ag ricultural Association are requested to leave their names with Messrs. Oldham & Cumming. Messrs. Willard Brothers are erecting a large two-story shed on North Water tri The v. will soon hnIM &Hiao't.nf grocery business. , - - - Testerday evening all the clocks In the jewelry establishment of Mr. T. V. Crown. something less than one thousand, T?er3 wound npand setatCK o'clock. At 7 o'clock the tnns'c was dei!htfal. . The flreecsinea were out promptly, but Mr. Brown said h.e didnt wank 'ea to squirt on Aw clocksand they J?.ks)-' ---- - ::-r y Xowrjr sw.a C4n lluuter. Froni the Itibetonian we take the following account of one of Henrv Berrv Lowrv' cool performances: v. Wd lwarn that on Monday morning- ast Mr. Oakley McNeill, residing near Scnffletown, in this county, was ont before day coon hunt ing. About daylight his dog treed and Mr. McNeil was proceeding t the spot for the pnrposje of securing the game, when he heard 6ome one walking throngh the darkness in the same direction.: Supposing this person to be one of! the' outlaws Mr.! McNeill became alarm ed and retired.; f' ' f-iS- - i' f " Hiiving occasion, soon after breakfast, to go to Moss Neck dpot, Mr. McNeill was sit ting op the platform at the depot conversing with one or two gentlemen who were present, when jBuddenly the notorious: outlaw Henry wrrytlwry, made his appearance, bearing io his hand a dead coon, .which be presented to Mr. McNeill, saying that, as it was treed by his ddg, the game rightfully belonged to him. "The outlaw then asket Mr. McNeill to lend the dog to him for a short time, as he wished himself to engage In the sport of coon hunting. 1 Mr. McNeill declined to lend the dog, aU he expected to use him himself for the same purpose, but informed the outlaw that he had another dog at home equally good for coons which he thought would follow him, &na bich he would be willing to lend. After 1 . Ili&f & ;- a A il t h nine luriaer conversation me ouuaw uaae Mr. JttcaeM and his friend a good morning, and sauntered leisurely away The .Carolinian, We are in receipt of the first Issue of the Daily! North Carolinian, published at Raleigh. It publishes the telegraphic reports of the As sociUed Press, thus supplying a great want of the Raleigh people, and gives other evidences of becoming a live and progressive newspaper. We hope its editors will keep their guns al ways pointed towards the common enemy ; and this they say they will do. Advertisements under head of " Wants." . For Saie or Rent or Lost and voun(i will positively be charged fall rates unless paid for in advance. tf ItlVER AND MARINE SEW8. (The steamer Wave, of the Express Line, is expected here early in November. Cap W Green, of the steamer. North State, has so far recovered from his recent illness as to be at his post again. j The steamer North State, of the People's Line, reached her wharf yesterday morning aboht 4 oclock, with a flat . In tow, bringing' "ovef f.OOO barrels of naval stores and 28 bales of cotton. She left Fayetteville Tuesday morn iDg and reports the river rising when she started. I v ' " ilnanf a n PannV Ant nf fh Haiti. moQ ndVilmlneton Steamship Line. Is re- ..n .l,- httf fitlll-- n ift-inn at.a maUnff other ureparations for an increased ijne J - i 4 . . , v' . we may expect a large number of timber rafts, I - " . ' : . a 1 rwit " " nor detained Dy. low waier. .Aiuiuer now commands remunerative prices. . ,j , J- Our Fayetteville letter, of Wednesday ai- ternoon, reports a rise of - several feet in the Cape Fear at that point. . Information from another source reports 4 feet water at Fay etfevlUe" Wednesday afternoon, and the river stfll rising slowJy. , . 1 The steamer North State, Capt. Green, left fop the Upper Cape Fear at 3:20 P. M., yester day' with' a good freight. She bad one flat In tOW. Mt..: , U The steamer Murchison, Capt. Garrason, Vtarted for Fayetteville at 3:05 P. M. yester 4ly, with two flats in tow. She had a good passenger list and quite a heavy freight. SPIRITS. OFTlJKPENTIlSrE. j The Raleigh Carolinian has the following cdhcerning Wilson county 1 Wilson is now considered and very justly too, the banner cotton county of North Carolina, if. hot of the South. At the recent cotton Fair in St. Louis, Mr. Geo. W. Barefoot, Mr., Calvin H. Woodward; and Mr. Brittin Forbes, took respectively the first, second and third premiums for the finest staple uplandotton from , the Southern States. When we take into con sideration that there were on exhibition Contesting for the premiums several, thou sand bales of cotton, representing every cotton growing State at the South,-this is no small "feather? for gallant little Wilson. We .copy, the following ac count of the Indian ball game from the Raleigh Qardinian : The Cherokee In dians played their game of ball yesterday at- the Fair ? Grounds. The game stood when . they finished, eleven and twelve. The Indians were, stripped naked save iixxJXU.Xiivrj.VJ.lj ii. UlJillllll. UUJLlJJILL short half pants, white and stripi -One party wore while, and the othciiriped. Whites beat -the striped ones, jekson Nee headed the successful si The uccessful Indian of the white tty waa named Amamaneta.. These : InA will plav at any place along th lindf Rail road that offers them inducemel The purse that they played for wasle hun dred dollars in cash and fifty jllars in clothing. ; '--: - , We learn, says theWafenton Gazette of the ,14th inst,. fromHorace Palmer, Jr., of the firm pf Palmei ; Fitts, proprietors ot a Cotton Gin neai erkin son & Coleman's store; Six PoundTown ship, the particulars of a most paiul and distressing accident, 'resulting h tife immediate death of a worthy aniighly respectable colored man, Joe NidoUon. formerly a slave of Nat. Nicholsol EsqM and since the vrtv a laborer forKKFitts, Esq. On T7edc:22y hst vhUe tXlin rras in nctica Jc?, rrho waa Me, otlhe drivers, .wbil 3 riir ca the lever ofbe great co v;Lccl, turned to coaverss wth ms ccrapamoa, when he, w catrrfct iue aria against tne ,irame worK. wui sappoits the trundle 'wheeL and crushsd alter taken trom the wheel., SPECIAL NOTIOEa MAYOR'S OFFICE ( ; City op Wilmington, N. C. "Ay October 18th, 1871. Proposals are invited for the laying of a hard xoadway pt ballast, clr, marl, shell or other suitable material, on eai side of Third street, between Campbell ant Castle streets. The loadway must be fourteen feet wld each side of the street, measuring from tli gutters, with a uniform thickness of sii inches of material the same must be levelled to drain into the gutters The road-bed mna be well paeked. - - - - '"ir - "- - -" 7 r" . Payment will be made for each block a complete(lt aeliTered and &ccepted. Bonds, with suitable seeurity forproper per formance of contract, will be required. R. P. BARRY, Chairman Conu on Streets and Wharves, oct 20-1 w MAYOR'S OFFICE, City of Wilmhigtoit, N. C, October 18th, 1871 PROPOSALS are invited for the lay ing of a pavement on the East side of Seventh street, between Market and Camp bell streets. Sidewalk must be of concrete or brick, twelve feet wide, curb of heart yellow pined stone, S inches wide and of requisite deth (S to 12 inches. Payment will be made on completion, deliv ery and acceptance of every two squares. Bonds, with acceptable security for proper performance of contract, will be required. .; B. P. BARRY, i Chairman Com. on Streets and Wharves, i oct 0-1 w MAYOR'S OFFICE, City of Wilmington, N. C, October 18th, 1871 PROPOSALS are invited for the grad ing of Thlid street, between Castle and Campbell streets. The street must be levelled from East to West, sloping each side to gutters, which must drain. at Campbell, Mulberry, Princess, Mar ket DockV Aim and Castle Streets. For further particulars, apply to James & Brown. R. P. BARRY, 133 Chairman Com. on Streets and Wharves. v oct 20lw ' " MAYOR'S OFFICE, City of Wilmington, N. C, October 18th, 1871 - PROPOSALS are invited for the set tine out of a double row ot Trees (Water Oak and Elm) on Third street, between Castle and Campbell streets. Trees must be at Intervals ol thirty feet, ex elusive of crossings. ' ' Trees must average fifteen feet in height - f : . ' . froom root and be guaranteed for twoyears. Payment Will be made for each hundred as delivered and accepted. I T Bonds, with acceptable security, required for proper performance of contract. ' - B. P. BARRY, 1 Chairman Com. on Streets and. Wharves. - oct 20-1 w NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wilmingtoii, Col; & A, R. Road, Office Gen'l Ticket Agent, wiuaiNGTONir. c, U.I OCTOBER 19, 1871, "XTISITORS AND DELEGATES TO THE meeting of the Cape Fe ur Baptist Association near Cerro Gordo, W., C. A A. R. R., occurring . , ' - . -H i , October 20th to 23d Inst., will be passed at one first-class fare for the round trip. . , : ' Tickets good to retnra by October 84th. fc t Trains will stop for convenience of i visitors at Hines' lower miH. ;' : " -- " s " - ",ArpopE;'-t:' -: JKO. J. WINDER, GenU Ticket Ag't. ; Gen'ISupt. ' oet2C-3t T - - - 3 AW nm-riT rira . tni-rs h NEW ADVERTISE MENTS. . , Bacon, ' Pork; CoflFee. - f - , - Smoked Bacon and Shoulders, Rio " - . : : Coffee BbPd -Pork, Cheese, '; For sale by - f JOHNSON & rCROWr i oct SO-tf , WoTtb & Worth's new building,; Alo,. Porter and Beer, 'if : . CJAGSTT CnEXTEIlT, BATIJIORE. dUPEpmLTm: cbk am, malt extract, itneer ot Health.) ' ' ' 1 tr DXETIO and Sealing, remedy, highly "re Xjl eommendea for Dyspepsia, cougns, jtc, also a uleasant table beverage. For sale at theBrewery in Hogsheads, Barrels, Half Bar rels, yoarter uarreis ana potties. ' . . " For sale by i , - t , .. .., PHILIP NEWMAN, 8ole Agent, .1 No. 33 North Water street, oct 20 It; ! Wilmington, N.C. Concord Chapter, No. 1. OPECIAL-MEETING THIS (Friday) EVEN- C? ing at 7 o'clock for it. A. Degree. "By order of M. E. H. P." ' ' 'v C.W.OLDHAM, oct20-lt i Secretary. SCREVEN HOUSE, Savannah, Ca. A HIS WELL-KNOWN and POPULAR HO TEL will be re-opened for the reception of travelers and day boarders on the 15th of Oc tober, Inst. The Proprietor promises to sus tain the enviable reputation the House has enjoyed in the past, and leave nothing undone that can contribute to the pleasure and com fort of his guests. Oct 0-tf j . r J. R. DAVIS. ' WILMINGTON fe WELD ON, '' v ; and ;;" WIIfflffTON, COLUMBIA '& AUGUSTA RAIXROADS. (3cfin; A, OFFICE GEN'L FREIGHT & TICKET AGT., Wilmington, N. C, Oct 19, 1871. Dkiji The attention of Merchants and all X other shippers is respectfully Invited to the fact that by re-arrangement, and quick en ing of Freight Schedule connecting with Petersburg and Portsmouth lines, the Wil mington A Weldon Railroad offers Improved facilities for movement of all Inward and Outward Through Freights. . 5 ' A regular; daily proportion of cars will be devoted to North' bound business, and the wants of shippers will be f nlly ' men. Exist ing xates on r . , , t JSatU JPhUa. N.Y. Boston, Cotton, f? .bale........ $2 40 $2 55 $2 60 $3 10 Rosin, bbl...;.'.i 47' 5 65 1 09 SptS Turpent fl bbl. 97 ' 1 15 1 57 Peanuts, bushel... 12 12 12 15 For special rates to and from all Northern and Western Cities, copies of C lassifications, and all desired information pertaining to Freight matters, apply to the "undersigned. -s;- "5r';A'.pbpE, oct 20 3t , . General Ticket Agent. OLD-FASHIONED SEWED SHOES. AK.I. AIF. r UNION . TIES. -DUDLEY & ELLIS, . '(: Sign of the Big Boot. OCt 20-tf PALL S T YLES. THE FALL - . i i ilN S T Y L E S SOFT AND STIFF HA TS OAV l BB JTOUHD AT ; ) , - ' ' i r . THOS. H. WRIGHT'S, : ; No. 9 North Front Street. OCt 20-tf - JOSHUA MARVEL., AN1 ITobody'S Fortune. BY EDMUND YATES. " He has given to the world a series of Pictures which have aw distinct and original a vitality as anything added, during this generation, to, American Art or Letters." Oataxy. : ' u These' Books are delightful." '. M They are interesting and full of true vitality." - The author takes us among real people.'' ' Thor oughly good novels. "The Stories are en titled to rank with the most conspicuous suc cess of the seas.". Essentially- original." Just received and for sale at .' v ; HElNSBERGER'S v -l ifrQ Book Store. roct 20-tf ; : I'niit Growers IVl A T T, E N T IOW ORDERS for all kinds of Fruit and Orna mental Trees, Grape Vines, . Berry and other plants, ic, Ac, 'from- the-celebrated Ercildoun xs,urserles, will be reeeivea dt , GEO. Z. FREN4 rcH. sept 12-naceodSmos Su Wed Fr : TTrul TT .1 OftQ V V S 'UUlBW,yi JVM-F NEW AD VTERTISEMEKTS. - ' Pi A CARD. ' TO our many friends and -patrons of Wil mington and Surrounding Country : Since our opening In this City and the very liberal a. - Vkrt Via sin tvacrtstWA nniVn TIB WA cannot but express' onr ' gratitude for the same. Bv fair and honorable dealing we hope I tAmorli In fhA fnt.nrA. flo In the TO&flt. A 808X0 of the patronage.. y;t 1 It has been admitted on all sides since open- I ingourClothingStoreinthiscitythepromise of lair dealing with our Customers, selling i them goods by which their qwn interest and advantage shall be promoted, has been faith fully kept, and that on no occasion has the. confidence" reposed in bur integrity ' been abused. On the same principle , with nndlmua- ished. honesty the business will nenoeiorxn do t or the Uberal.patronage re haire been an with on lelt a continuance oi me kuuo, Z., !. .i ZVwo tn, Po-rv the av, JXL ioV onri Aiflirant I L1J. atnrA Nn au. sniitn Blue OI JtlUKcli ciiccu iui- i mAr vnccnmea uv vv . m. dk)uuii w. i Crxickerr 8tore, we will i be pleased to ' nave our menus to can anu biu" .v " Fall and Winter s tocic ) ast; receiveu.- P: R Honntrtr mp.rohanta will do. well, aud -certainly find it to their advantage .to exam ine our large and. well ( selected stocic oeiore purchasing elsewhere. - All orders from coon- try promptly uuea at jse w x or prices. occ i:naciiu , ) , , . o. . MISCELLANEOUS; 7' Eemoval. T RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO OUR natrons, and to the nublic. that I have re moved to the room lately occupied- by Allen Evans, on Front street, in tnis conveniently tHtimted Saloon. I, nrooose to continue the strict attention to my ousiness for which I tiitJhArtn hfivfl been so iiDerauv rewaraeu. - la addition to the thoroughly competent i hoiura an well Tmown at the old stand on Market street, I have secured the services of j James Churchwcll, so favorably known in his professional capacity to the citizens of W" . ocv a-eoaim - v. ex.- iuki x lunm-uui. HAVE YOII SEEN THE j M Elept Suit cf Clothes Ever Haae at FIFTEKiSF IJOLLAllS 2 If yon have, we have not, but we have some BEAUTIES, . AT , MODERATE PRICEh Call and Bay Them. ;; ' HUNSOH A CO., ; octl8-tf ' ? -' , i-' City Clothiers. Notice. ISTo BEBTS CONTRACTED BY THE CREW of Br. Bark Express wfll be paid by her mas- ters or consignees. ' ' ' - ' 1 . ' oct 18-36 HARRISS A HOWELL. Coal, i Coal. RED AND WHITE ASH OF BEST QUALITY. Grate Stove and Steamboat sizes, f ' ALSO, Foundry and Smith CcJal delivered in any part of the city, at t 00 per ton. t oct8 -tf O. G. PARSLEY A CO. Notice. SUBSCRIBERS TO THE WILMINGTON and North East Steamboat Compaay are here by notified that there will be a meetlng .of the said subscribers at the Commercial Ex change on Wednesday, Nov. 1st, 1871, at 11 o'clock, for the purpose of organization and election of officers! , ' ' " persons who desire to take stock ; in this company are invited to attend, as ; the books will be open for additional subscription. -, oelftS-SAF td.'" " J..- '-:- :'C; -Wrv.,; - ;- - - . ' 'i,;: ',t ' Wallace's Cream Chocolate, Baker's Chocolate, Cocoa & Broma. CH AS. D. MYERS A CO., octl?-tf ; - z 7 North. Front St. Has long been regarded as the best and Cheapest Baking Powder in use. . Perfectly pure and healthy. It makes, at snore aance, aeuciooa xubcuiis, xwua, ' &c. There need be no waste of food prepared with it, as It is always f the best Quality we would say to those -who nava never used it that a very few trials will enable then to use it, not only with entire satisfaction, but with economy. - .:; . ' Put np full, net weight, as represented. , Grocers and Dealers sell it. r -. .- : ' j DOOLEY & BROTHER, PropV .69 Hew. Street, .. :: : ; v 4. saw, tork city. aprU Uod6ioVTji.gai8at";n rt'iz! 1 -" Ifoticer ,:.'.f:' IIIAVfi appointed Mr. John R. Turrentine ' to aid me in collecting all due me by notes and accounts'. ' He or I will be at my office, in my former Dry-Good Store, every- day during business hours. Hope all those In debt to me will promptly pay, as I require the money. " - 'JOHN DAWSON. octl9-nactJl ThSatTu v ' THE "STAR" Steam Job Printing House ) J:4t,oJ A"1 ... i THREE STEAM-PRESSES ;. i COMPETENT -WORKMEN ; t-Ui REASONABLE PRICES-; w .V Tj torn : . ... y - '. ' ".". - SUPERIOR WORE. Civo Uo avTrijh. 3 . ' june21-nactf r 11 1 - - XIATJ OF ADTTOTlSntG I OneSqnareioaae day, .:.- 1 4 i twoday8;... .. - 5 11 . " thseedayfl, J , . ioor days,. f 52 nve Axyk, s 00 , i one week rr Contract Advertisements taken at pro portloxtatelylow rates. -Marriages, Deaths, Relurlos. Funeral and hMfntrannHneawili hn lnRfflrtAd at balfrates wnen paia ior in aavnce j rjnr iw wmbeciiJSL TMCS-Cwh on demand.. : MIBOELANEOIJS, Samuel II. Cannon, (WITU JIEIDK BROS.) P E A N U T COITIiTliSGlOn UlCrCnanta ... oct 8-tf Vpe vf rp JLHB UArfi juu wm attend to alteration and repair of Stores, Dwellings and general job work, .during the Fall and Winter months, at low prices. Of flce, Princess street. . oct 18-lw . v ii TJq-.Vw Qlt AT) u muuo uu. Tb has thorouarhlv refitted his establishment in the rear of Ir;Eunges Saloon and is now TrTarGi. with thebe8t of workmen, to ao- wiuiuvucva u.o vuawui-i . - uuvuv. . . , . halr-cuttlng, shampooing, c, in the neatest manner and on as reasonable terms as any shon in the city." - j.- . ocuai SR Fancy Dry Gootla Xnporiuci, - No. 29 klarket Street, ; 8ept 44.1m ' , WILMINGTON, N. C. BUY THE GENUINE STANDARD SCALES, More Than 250 Different Modifications. ASKNTS ALSO VOB THB BEST AX ARK JCONBV FA IR ABNKS & CO., : , . -aKn nnn AT1WA V. WEW VOBK. Fairbanks, brown & co.,: 118 MILK STREET, BOSTON. For Sale by leading Hardware Dealers, sept 2S-2aw4m Tn Fr ent YABETT STOBE!. VARIETY STORE! 1 ' 42 ilarket Street. I . F L j9l k n a ft n .WOULD INFORM HIS PATRONS THAT ON ' Wednesday, October 18tb, he will open one of the largest and best select " v.- ed stocks of - MILLINERY GOODS TO BE JL A I I N T HE CUT , consisting of everything new and fashionable la Frenen Pattern Bonneta and Hat, "Flowers, Feathers, "Blonds, Wreatns, Itnclies, Saab. Bonnet and I Beit Blbbons, of all -widths and most desirable shades, and a fine line of ' , VELVETEEN for CLOAKS and BOY'S SUITS. n jXAlso. H fall line of- ; , Black Fringes, Velvet Ribbons, Dress and Cloak Buttons and Trimmings, Linen and - 1 Lace Collars and Sets, "Plain and Em bioidered Handkerchiefs, Embroid- ; erings, Edgings and Insertings, . Kid Gloves, best quality ; Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Corsets 1 Sewed, Woven and the Cele brated Abdminal Corset, and every variety of LADIES' UNDERGARMENTS, and 'the great headquarjprs in the city for all the novelties In H A ' 1 R F I X .TJ U R E S ! VARIETY STORE, 42 MARKET STREET. ; oct 15-lm naS W '. . L. FLANAOAJT. Eico! Eice! T7IRESH BEAT RICE, r " IN TIERCES and. BARRELS, For sale by sept ltf 1 I ADRIAN A VOLLERS. 5 Tobacco and Sniilf. 50 BOXES CHEWING TOBACCO, 75 CADDIES 1' V.';5"' " V' '" ': ..; 20 Bbls. and Half Bbls. R. R. Mills Snulf, SO Bbls. and Half Bbls. Gall and Ale's 8nun, 25 Boxes 1 and 2 oz. Snuff R. R. Mills, For sale by . ; '": -:f.'w:kerchner,. ; oct 19-tf , ;. 27, 28 and 29 North Wafer St. For Ebnfc E offer lor rent two of those brick 'tenements situated on .Dock Street, between Fourth and Fifth streets. Houses are three stories and contain all the modern improvementshot and cold water bath-rooms, ranges, and are very "desirable from location and conferta" ' : 4 ; rsr'.-jvM Apply to. , GEO. B TRENCH A SON, aug so-tr 29 North rrontat. VJAMTOr -fTTAIlTED An intelligent and Industri- v v ons Doy as cierK in my recepnon room. OCt 20-2t VANORDELL "1TTABTED' A : woman to do the Cooking YV and Hense-Work for a small -family. Wages eood. Apply to v 11 vv'a m. VANOR8DELL, oct20-2t . At Photographic Gallery. iiii ft i - f .1. v,