North Carolina Newspapers

Y THE MORNING : STAR, 5 PUBLISHED DAILY, ; WM. If 1IFBNARD, Editor and Propr " OrvioB, Dawson Bank Buildings, Front St. One year, in .advance 00 'ure months, in advance ... .2 00 A,.a month, ih advance. 75 fnnNiia Star will be delivered fn any part of the City at Fiitkbk Ckmts per week. -, MBTBOHOLOUICAL. REORI. Oct. 27, 1371,,., , iT;t nn,rtm Ther- Time. B?Lm; mom- Wind, Weather , eter,, eter j , i 7 M. 30:00 68 W light Cloudy" - I'" M. 29-.91- . 78 SE gentle Fair - . - . y.r M.j 39; 94 68 SW light Fair . Mean Temp." of day, 70 deg Notb. Ail barometric readings arc reduced 't the sea-level and to 82 degrees Fahrenheit ROBBllT SETBOTH, 1 ' Serg't Sienal Service U. S. AI ' Weather Report War Department, BNT," V t - Office or jhiei aitmai umcer. Washington,' Oct.- 27-4:85 P, The low barometer in New,. York: and New England will probably move eastward, follow ed ' by brisk and possibly high Northwest winds on I ha East Atlantic. Fresh, northwest erly winds, with; partially cloudy weather, coDtiaurt on Lakes 'Erie and Ontario; lighter winds cm upper lakes : Clear and 'pleasant weather continue on Saturday In the Middle, Soathern'and Gulf States, with light and fresh winds, cloudy weather ; and local rains in Southern Florida. Dangerous winds are not anticipated. for Saturday, except possibly off the coast of Maine. r.' ! . r' . f - skw anvfiKTlBiineMiH , uiiiNsBBKOBu's Live Book Store, Market street Pianos. ' t . O. G. Parsley & Co. Oak, Ash and ; Pine Voed and Coal. ; , , Cronlt & Morris Auction sale of Macke rel, Furnituie, &c. j ' -; J J. W. Thompson Wilmington &? Weldon Ila'lroad Notice. ' 1 1 ' - , 11. H. Bobbins & Co. --Renovating ; Feather Heils, Mattrasses, &c. i John Wilder . ATKiNSON-Marin'e Insur ance. '-. '-' S D. Wallace Wilmington "N. C. Life Insurance Co. . .-; . DeRosset & Co. Double Anchor Bagging, Butter, Cheese, fcc. " Carrawat & Cleapor Employment of "a new Barber.' Dudley fc Ellis, Sign of the Big Boot. IJoys Light and Heavy Boots. Removed. , .. . r I S. Levy having removed to hU new Store, corner Market and Front, formerly occupied by J. G. Bauman, has just opened an entire new stock of Dry) Goods, i Hats,- Boots and Shoes, and Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods, which he ia offering to the public at the very lowest Cosh Prices. Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere Thank ful for past favors a continuance of the same is respeptfully solicited, oct 144m i ' S. Levy. Skating at the City Hall from 8 o'clock to 10 o'clock to-night. It Attention Metbodists. The Fourth , Quarterly Meeting for Fifth Street Church will be held Saturday and Sun tlayDr. CIoss; P. E.," assisted by -Rev. Mr, Boshamer, of Magnolia "Circuit.0 Love-feast Friday night at 7 o'clock. : " Preaching Saturday at 11 A. M., by Rev. Mr! Bosliaiaer. , V Preaching Sunday at the usual hours; in the morning by Rev. Mr. Boshamer, and at night by Rev. Dr. Closs, followed by the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. 3t Printing and Book Paper. We can furnish, printing paper In small quantities, say from two to ten reams, at reasonable prices for all strictly c ssh orders. We have on band the following sizes of news, viz : 22x31, 24x36 and 24x38. Also, fine Book Paper 21x38 and 25x39 j and a good assortment of other papers and cards, tf Who Is He? The following paragraph has been going the runnels of the press for several months : " The tea plant may yet be naturalized in this country. A gentleman in Wilmington, N. C, has raised the plants and' cured tea which he claims c innot be excelled in flavor by the imported article." ' ' The old saw about going from home to get the news is well illustrated in this paaragraph ; for, here in Wilmington, it has a smell freshness that surpasses the choicest Imperial; or Young Hyson. Who is the gentleman re ferred to ? Possibly, we may be in error iu guessing that it is Mr. James M. Smith, of Fayetteyille ; but if we ae, we are none the less anxious tb know who 'the gentleman in Wilmington.' , ' - Tcrpsichoreattf-lab'.l ( J-J J"? At a meeting of fthek' Governing Committee of the Wilmington Terpsichorean Club, hId last evening, Mr. Wilkes Morris was elected President, and Mr. J. C. Munds Secretary and Treasurer. The following permanent com mittees were appointed : 'V' ' ,'t j - , .- Committee on Hall: CD. Myers,' E. S. Martin, Junius DayiSv t-'fx ; f- '- Committee "on Music ;T. C. DeRosset, Jno. L. Dudley, 8. S.jNMh p j4 : . Committee 5n iNtfTlTioNS"': R. H. Cowan,1 Jr.,Jc.Mmids:n r 'tn ; We learn t'nat the Terpsichoreans are in flourishing condltkm, Having now a member - ship of forty.-one.' lU-i The followingr from the Charleston News will prove interesting to the fire men- of ithis City: - J.'.pU. LytlJ roau - The visit of theWasWngton Fire Company,f of Wilmington, Delaware, to this city, .is a popular wibject of discassfon amongf th'e red fcliirted brotherhood here, and preparations 1 are already being made to give thenVan appro priate welcome. Roomb have been engaged t the Charleston Hotel for fifty jnembers, and the band of sixtem pieces; during their 'stay ! ere. The visftorwiliarrive on Friday morn- the followiqgqpdty Fhen tbey will leave for Wilmingjpn, NC-T where ; they propose Bpeudlng a iw hours. ThechleT engineer of tiie Fire Department of Wilmington, Del., and e of .the asUtants' wlil ,. accompany the i Washingtontoi-'oir their ; tour;; 1 1 Measures : foH tlteir receptjdp are Jbelndiscussed at eytfry meeting of hS ''compafales,' -ndtbCL Washing- J will have'jt'flnpppartlttJpl Inspecting fr- ' ur whole steam Fire Department on their a"r rival., ,i- !f ui.A:'! 5 w iiBiaiia ol. IX-ITo. 31, fIIJalKGT-bHi ;fe ? Skating at the City Hall, from 3 o'clock, to Wclock "this afternoon." " , j Account Sales for RosinSpirits 'i urpen "Itlne or Cotton may be bad at the Star Office.- Carraway $ Cleapor announce an addition 4to their tonsorial corps. See advertisement. j 1 '-t-f' jr-Airesh supply of Robinson's -News Ink, for Winter use, for sale afthe StIr offlcei 3t I Grant was In Philadelphia the other day,; 'and as the small-por was present he said he had p. great mind to take it. . - vrb.-':? .n-i L-Messrs. W. D. Smith A (!L i'of "TfavetU: ;"itDi vuc a bouui worm ou uu as a special premium at tha next CumberlandCountt Fair. p vienuemen wismng to enter their- names as Knights for the Tboroament - to take place on riday ol Fair Week, will please look at jour advertising columns to-day.; . f - jV f- We find the .following in the HllUboro' Recorder : u A flock of wild creese latelv flaw pver Vilmington. We wonder they didn't ;lis:ht." Weill tell you why they didn't light, Jinks!" They had no aconaintances in WQ- mington, and were oti their way to Hillsboro' to visit their relations. . Si; Printing Ink. . -Wo keep a full stock of Robinson's News Ink constantly on" hand. Winter ink now ready for shipment. . , , . tf Important Decision. ' , As the United States District Court opens here next Monday; the following' decision of Judge Brooks, which we take from 'the New- bern Timesy will be read with interest : : Judge Brooks on Wednesday, while de livering an opinion in relation to d motion made that a violator of a revenue law whose evidence had convicted another man, and who became a witness only upon the assurance given by some revenue officers that he would not be charged with, or tried for any offense, said that cases had' come uuder bis observa tion where revenue officers, for the purpose of causing men to violate the Internal Revenue Law, had entrapped men by purchasing ( from them goods necessary to prove the violation of the law; His Honor said that," in his opin ion, when a United States officer, for the pur pose of trapping a man into a violation of the revenue law, purchased from him goods which he knew were sold in violation of the law, he becomes particeps criminis, and if not indicta ble should be. " His Honor also held that where govern ment officers use a person charged with a vio lation of the law, as a material witness, and when by his testimony he criminates himself it would be neither fair nor proper to indict or punish him." Skating at the City Hall from 3 o'clock to 5 o'clock this afternoon, and from 8 o'clock to 10 o'clock to night. It Col. Arnold. " Col." George M. Arnold (slightly color ed) late of this city, seems to be creating a sensa tion in Virginia. He is thus referred to in the Richmond Hhig: "Orator Arnold. (colored) brings the State Uournalb&d news from Buckingham. He re ports that the Hon. Frank Moss will be defeat ed for the Senate, on accoun t of his advocacy of mixed schools.' Other accounts represent him as crazy ' and going 1 nto the wilderness and holding convtrse with Angels, who as sure him of re-election and a crown of glory." :f ..,. " We have received a communication from George M. Arnold, the Radical colored ora tor ' from prth Carolina, contradicting the statement that he got away very quick from Buckingham county, fearing personal violence from Hon.' Frank Moss," the Radical ; hippo potamus.! Arnold admits, however, that the meeting between Moss and himself was cool and distant.' He says :, 4 We simply exchanged the- usual compli- ment'fof "the day (very dry ones). In: my speech, I used some very strong language aierainst mixed schools. , Mr. Moss and I differ on eome oObe points, ' but I feared no personal violence irom mm. - . y We think it was lacky for ArnoH that Moss did hot mount him.! Had he done so, Arnold would scarcely have been able to exercise -his ings again during the canvass. ' Last evening about 7 o'clock as a horse' and cfirt, belonging torMt E. O. Stanland, were ci-ossingiBOnejjBrldjge, jto cbjired men being in the cart at the time, it was run into by the Pureell House stage, and horser cart and occu pants were precipitated from the bridge to the railroad track oelow, a distance' of Apme twen ty feet. !j Neither pf the men was injured ; but' the horse was so severely hurt that; It'is sup-' posed he will die, and the cart was completely demolished. .The driverof the stage says he did notsee the cart until he was upon ; it, vjrhile the mea.woivere in the cart assert that they halloed ioudly to the former to sop wheni they saw tneir UferaeBniKere A new.brfdge crpss-the railroad at the point named, and stringent regulations in regard to Vehicles: crossing It; Way avert terrible acci dent T and we. trust the, city authorities will no, lojigeoieileiBUffimp-a jr", j . i .,. . v Go to the Skating Assembly this evening and try your bandVyuir foot; we mean. It is glorious sport, and is as healthful aa it; is in teresting. ii'J ill t f . "DUCovery of a Wreck. ;f We learnfrbni,Captain Pptterof the sttam-er- WMkrtieMhjztLl oh ? htrrsday Tie discovered an aoanuojaeu muuv'i '" ; Off rt inif inhoSvaud as, soon as possible went to her,. Assstapce; xOft-examination he foundthatishaiwWwaterlogged- and could not Toe igbtten off.; 'Thevesselis,a.iotal, loss, j- a -14.1 ., -- nni maAn t A AlAr- tain heir name it failed of success, as the- Btern of Ibe unfortunate raft tiad been carried away, supposed by collision. with a passing steamer. 8mti&ifaii V iTewifork'oullt schoon er andhas-ptfbably "been "floatlo&bbqt;: with olhe-alaiii the ;ldenti4cation of olffiSsTwi the stranger was picked np. U Kf 'f'"1 5 't&tyikcxifr SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE. 4 -Mrl Thos; Tate; of Charlotte, died Wednesday. ' -: ;; : j t: The jKi says l:Th& Payette - ville SkatiDff.Riok under manaeement of 2aj..B O. Gorham, has openedi very ;suc- cessrauy:ior tne.ral; and .Winter fiqason: The zeal and interest seem not to diminish. There is a grand reception " next t Friday night at Fayetteyille Hall..; ; - j . ts"r Says the Mwprder r 'A oung tnan in Hillsboro; shoW.nighV was taken home late, with his . throat cut. f Jtdbpdy knows how it was "dbhe.: Someday he tell down and cut itarid'anothereport is that the young ' man- says it Was i u cut for him" while he" was walking, along tts street. 4 Ai fast -accounts he was ri bed. , , ' ""T - Froiri ih,"Wilson Jjtaindealc? we take the following t li affords us !plcs? auTB to nu ounce the fact, that some of our mosf worthy and energetic citizens,, of the county and town, appreciating the bene fits to be derived from an annual Agricul-" tural Fair at this placev have determined to take, the matter in band ,and solicit con tributionsji lor the purposa.ibf "buying, in the first place, .s'uitabJa.iFair:! Grounds. Messrs. Jas. 8. Woodard," AlfrecT Branch and H. - Tyson, all. worthy gentlemen, having the interest, ot the community at heart, will be pleased to receiTe contribu tions from the citizens, both of the town and county. -.: , . The Fayetteville Lagje makes the following suggestion t A Grand State Conventiorl of the ' Conservative party should assemble early next May, and put forth candidates for t State . offices, and also a' few points of, party doctrine, as our motto lor next ' Bummer's campaign.1 In most counties meetings could be held during the spring: courts, and these courts are about over in' May. That month is pleasant and not so busy a farming season as the remainder of the time up to the election will be. Members of Legislature will be back at home (we hope), and then we move for a rousing State Convention early in May. We have had too much of ring and clique platforms, and self-appointed organizations. Let the people come forth and lay down the issues in their plain, sensible way. ' Caucuses will do in their place, but we need a rallying of the masses on the great issues to be decided next August and November. Purge out the Morbid Humors of the Blood by a dose ot two of AYER'S PILLS, and you will have clearer heads as well as bodies. No Rbkkdy nr thv Wosid ever came into such universal use, or has so fully won tho confidence of mankind, as AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL for the cure of Coughs, Colds and Consumption. Fkmalb CoKFuairrs should be cured, as they often can be, by a few doses of AYER'S SAR SAPARILLA. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. M. ROVL,Y. Auctioneer. By CBOJiLY A MOKllIS. THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, in front of our office, - 50 KITS NO. 1 MACKEBEL, Ex. Schr. C. W. Holt, from Boston. A A. l Large Mirror (French plate) 45x06 inches, and an assortment of f 5 Household and Kilehen Furniture, . ff . . . ' consisting of . CHAMBER SETTS, PARLOR SETTS, Chairs' Cooking and Parlor Stoves, Books, Car penter's Tools; Ac, Ac, &c. oct2S-lt . Messrs. Bobbins & Go. HAVE taken rooms at HART & B ALLY'S for the purpose of renovating Feather Beds and Mattrasses. Old beds made over as good as new. Orders left at W. M. Stevenson's or at Hart and -Bally 's, will receive prompt attention. STATE AND COUNTY ' RIGHTS FOR SALE. Ct 2-lw H H. ROBBINS & CO. Boy's Light Boots ! BOY'S HEAVT BOOTS ! At. DUDLEY & ELLIS' , .. Sign of the Big Boot. OCt28-t Tournament. GENTliEMEK ESLRLNQ to ENTEB their names as "Knights for. thd 'Tournament, to come off FRIDAY, 17th November (Fair, week) will please report as soon- as possible. The list will toe closed by the 10th proximo. The same rules and regulation's of tne Tour nament last year will adopted. PlilZ ii a handsome Gold Hunting Watch for the sue cessful Kuight, and a pair of -&ilver Spurs to the best rider j (Entrance Fee, 10.) ; The Hop complimentary to the Knights will take place at the City Hall at 9 o'cloc P M. They to .attend in costume, each successful Knight accompanied by bis Queen and- Maid of Honor respectively. , , , - - The grounds are now .open for practice. Copy of Rules and Regulations Jfnrniahea on applicAtionto! , tetijyteZTf ; ? ' rCapt.U.1 IODLEY.-.r v Assistant Maishals and Com. on Touruam't.. , - oct 28-iw,: 4,. . ttr k '"f; ' P;r;AU 0 S . N E W;lttnd eleganKnabe Pianos just in ' instruments second to .none in finish, tone and dnrabUlty. f W ar ranted for 5 yearsJ V f; i Not iequal to the very best,,,r for bne act, i e."TheyarVthe;arltBST.'!,! , -:- . " 'NonTlrstandard'Planos hare' been tested, ' ana found aill that was reprer j sen ted a speriOilnstrments, sold at r '"! 'H ? "HEINSRRGER'S; Live Book Store. Carratray & Cleapor. rriHE uimivi-LLED ARTISTS are STILL ; offering xne'Dest lnaueemenis w our cui- jcens, and the public generally, for their pat- ronage at the PurceU House. Everything pe& to ininer to the tirofession is kent constantly on hand, fii order to give xomple satisfaction' td the most tastrniona. a; -1- -f- ? - j -Wel80taV'pieaH uretrrfoYming them that we have empioyea Jonn u. j)'igureao,tne elegant sharer, welfand favorably Inaowiai. to WUU Will )Q .gltVU IU SCO uia "xvi Whole Ho. 1;275 NEW ADYERTTSEMEKT5. Office Wilmington i N. C. JJfe V Insurance Company. --; wilmihgtos,; irVc.. o"r . : OCTOBER 27, 1871. NOTICE to STOCKHOIiDEUS. SUBSCRIBERS who have failed to execute Notes for the f0 per cent. 'due on Capital Stock, as provided for by Charter, are notified to do so within 30 days from date, or forfeiture of Stock to the Company will result. 1 By Order of Directors.-1 - -"- '' ' S. D. WALI.ACE, ,s f - j i- j ; Secretary; ;- ;Ot5t280dya WILHIKGTOJ -V&i i WELD ON pctr J;ilAILROAI) UCOMPANF, s Secretary's Office, TVILMINGTON, N. C.f October 2lthi 187i: Ti HE THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL MEET ING of the Stockholders of the Wilmington & Weldon Rail Road Company will be held in Wilmington, on WEDNESDAY the 15th of November next. .' ; C ' ' " ? v.. 1 J. W. THOMPSON, . oct22-tm . s, Secretary. Office Wilmington N. C. XI fe Insurance Company. , WIJLJIIINGTOSr, If. OCTOBER 27, 1871, NOTICE. Br Order of the Directors, subscribers are notified that unpaid installments due on Cash portion for Capital Stock must be paid within tek days from dateor said stock will bo de clared forfeited to the Company. 1 ' S. D. WALLACE, oct 28-10t " Secretary. ' .' Wood! Wood! OAK, ASH AND PINE, Cut to any length at reasonable prices; . Coal. Coal. RED AND WHITE ASH OF VERY BEST QUALITY, ;, DeUvered in any part of the city at f9 per pou. OCt28-tf O. G. PARSLEY & CO. Butter Cheese, &c., &c. 5Q BOXES FACTOR if CHEESE, JQQ BARRELS PORK, 400 BATlI':G:LS FL,ODIl PACKAGES LARB, N. C. and New York. CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS, ' " y .. . . All on consignment and for sale low by oct 28-tf . DbROSSET & CO. Marine Insurance. rflHE undersigned having reorganized the I Marine Insurance department of hisbusi-. ness, by.accepting the Agency of the - MERCANTILE MUTUAl! INSU RANCE COM- I t 'I s PANY OF NEW YORK, Offers indemnites for Marine losses as here tofore. The ' MEBCAKTIL MUTUAL ', is well.known.to the business community as one ot the leading Marine .Companies of the W,orld.-rf:j v; ,-ni d' '. i-vijr" 1 fint JOHN, WILDER ATKINSON, i Oct 28-1 W If m AiGSUmaVU UVU1U9 5 No. Front Sti" Double Anchor Bagging. 25,000 YARDS IN STORE, . . ! : - . PRICES LOW,? i , oct 2Mf a DEROSSET & CCv i A CAHD. 'r TO our many friends 'and 'patrons of Wil- 1'' '1... h-'H C- -1 !"- t .....- Li ' - f ! mington and . Surrounding Country ; . , Since our openlnfu this City, and the very liberal patronage that has been bestowed upon us we cannot rbut egress our gratitude fear : the same; By fairiand honorable dealing wis hope to merit in the future, as In the past, a share of the patronage. J, ' I ,r It has been admitted on all sides since open ing our Clothing Store in this city the promise of lair dealing, with our Customers, selling them goods by which, their qwn , Interest and advantage'shal be prompted, has ben . faith-' fully kept, and. that on noupccaion. has the confidence reposed i. our f integrity jheexi abused On "the same principle, withundlmfu. ished honesty the business will henceiorth be carried, and while , expressing our gratitude for the liberal patronage we nave, been lavor ed with, solicit a continuance of the same, nromlsing that we will strive to deserve the favor of the public. . y - j'j i; r. ;j; s Having removea to tnat large ana .elegant store, No. 80, South Side or Market Street, for merly occupied by W. M. Stevenson, as a XJrockery A Store, we will ' 4 - pleased to have our friends to call and examine our new Fall and Winter Stock just received. W tc.-.uH i:-; i .K vRespectfuily, 7 '-V- i '.! SHRIER BROSi"2 J P S.M3ountry merchants will do ; well, and certainly find is to their advantage , to 'exam ine our large and well selected .stock - before purchasing elsewhere. - All orders from conn- Itry promptly filled at New York "prices. MISCELLANEOUS. 'j - A N YTIIING jo j ii ! -Li?-' In : the Grocery lone; i t j ' ...... . ..AND. -. . - . ..... - ,t GOOD WHISKEY AT 93 00 PEB GAL.I.OIV, ,' , ,ii .. ' . . ;'(-.,.. ,.i - v . . .. . ; - CAN BE FOUND AT ; ' it , oct 26-tf French's, ; Cor. Market and Second sts. TXIFORTED . CIGAEG ! ! .1 DomeGtic Cigars ! ' r .'j r it- OUR, .ASSORTMENT I S N O W G O M P L ET E . , O. PItJOTT, " OCt 26-tf Tobacconist. if li Sheetings. i JVEBANON A, BEAVER CREEK GOODS, ' For sale at Factory Prices by oct 27-tf WILLIAMS ft MURCHISON. Spirit Barrels. ; 0QQ New and Second-Hand Barrels For sale low by t ': : Oct 27-tf WILLIAMS MURCHISON. Hay ! Hay ! 00 .BALES P1 JIAT : A '"'-' . For sale by ' ' ' ' . ! ! Oct 27-tf 3 1 f WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.. ; "Bagging and Ties ! 250 ROLLS Double Anchor, and A. No. 1. BAGGING, ' ' 30 TOS TIES, ' r, j : ' -' Forsaleby ; ' " ' " F. W. KERCHNER, - oct 2&tf 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. THE FAIR IS COMING ! AND WITH IT A BROKEN ; ASSORTMENT ir PJ:J0 T , H I . N G - PERSONS WANTING SHOULD SELECT NOW, . . WHILE STOCK IS FULL.. i -i L From one of -the best manufactories, fresh weesiy, at MUIiSON & Co,J oct 25-tf City Clothiers. , Cape Fear Agricultural Association.7 Fair Opens November 14, lS7f , AT WILMINGTOJV, N. C. PRESIDENT'S OFFICE, , CAPE FEAR AGRICULTURAL ASS'N., WlLMINGTOW, N. C, Oct. 23, 1871. , To tbe Planters and Farmers alone the Railway ; Llnes leading from "Wil mington : ' , ; WE once more invite you especially to at tend our next Annual Fair, and send such specimens of your Stock and Crops as you please. Do not fail to send your stock young and old.1 Do hot tbink you have none; good enough ! $ Send yourest Specimens and trust it will be appreciated. : ' !'l i ,rir ';Free transportatibfl, Vgoing and .returning, onour.Bairway.i(.,- . r ! -: ,TiS fe-gi-iJ FREMONT, iv President. 49 All papers in our section please copy. ' oc 26-tf - '; HI ) ' 1 i 'i i-l ft o i , ''' I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE' TO OUR patrons, and to the public, that I have re moved to the roontiately occupied by Allen Evans, on Front street. In this conveniently situated Saloon, I propose to continne the strict attention to my business for which I hitherto have been so liberally rewarded, vln addition to the tborougJbly competent barbers so well known at the. old stand on Market street, I have secured the services of James CnurcnweUr so favorablT known in his professional capacity; to tbe, citizens-of Wil mington, - ' . ' . r , octa-eodim :i; C H. WARD, Proprietor. : 1 ; ',,,-, .: .., ; ,;r.. ;BacibnlTBatcon ! 100,000 LBS. SHOULDERS s if i y.,. r r-ya andSlbES. : - : Forsaleby june2L-tf" :;...t;,J. WILLARD BROS. ..ruj..i;Fpr Bept. W E oflTer for rent two .of jjhosef brick tenements' situated on Doekt, J ; J i - t,f .:. ..-if 1 mm I Street, between Fourth And iTifth streets. Souses are three stories, and contain all the ! ' '- '."'. "4 modern improvemeuts-hot' and cold water ::, i-' j: - bath-rooms, ranges and are very desirable from location and conforts. 4 : . ; r u " : ! Apply to ' ' .''..v :l f. ; ; gko. B. FRENCH .ft SON, augSO-tfii'-' , -';,-'' ' North Front St. . if: WAriTO. .1.; wTrrAHTEn To exchange1 stock :jn a City W Company lor.Cnmberland County Cou pons. Apply at this office. oct2fr2 ItATES OF ADTEETISIWG S OneSijuareone day, .. il o . two days,. - 1 W " . " ttee days,..........U 2 00 " four days. . 2 W - " five days, 300 w oneweek ...... 8 PO " Contract Advertisements taken at pro portionately low rates. Marriages, Deaths,1 ReltslAriK. Knnrftl and Obituary notices will tn iort. it haTfrntPs when paid for in ad vanep ctl bor ri f ti " will bo charged; , , , ,. -Tbrwb Cash outleumna -, 7" MI8GELLANEOTJS. ::a;a.THE;r':sTAR'4;I JOB Hlj jIL'IpJOUSE, i . . . ; '-' :ANnJ- Wilmington,.: n b. i i . . J i i x , r.! The Only Establisliment in the State liaiYing all these lacill- ties combined. V IMPROVEDMACHINERY OF !A X Z ' JC I JT D S ! THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF, tp?, Papers, gauds and inks SKILLED : IVOR K171 E N X JEYERY DiEP ARTHENT ! NOT T II E LOWEST PRICES, i.:;.-rBUT.;:. . Any Other Etabllshment . J , , . - . , 1, W ,' i i ; f ' ' i ' ,-4 FOR TIIE . , BEST QUAMTY OF WORK ! PBINTING, RULING AND BIN DIN t4, ' OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ' .-j:..;-'j . . . ?. . : xeeuted Promptly and Skilfully I j . n '. . t ; '. JV;' ..-; -f 'c Ar ''I v ;. . ; -!'.. . SINCE ADDING . : ; i ' i ' I 4 ' i 1 ' f J ' ' S T E A M T O W E R, wfjiaro enabled to fill orders with THE UTMOST. DISPATCH. 'I May'-e-SAFtr"'"' y Vj-r VAfilEf T STOBE I : - VARIETY STORE i, ;.; 'tj4g Market' Street;1 Vfil r.!LriA::N:A:a;A,ii WOULD INFORM HIS PATRONS THAT ON -i ' . - f , . ' , Wednesday, October 18th, he Will open' one of the largest and best select : ed stocks of ' MILLINERY CfOODS TO BE 0AD IH THE CITY, consisting of everything new and fashionable - r , ? , r ' - i ? Io Freneb Pattern Bonnetst and Hate, " 1 " Flowers Featnra. nionda. Sasli, Bonnet ana , Belt . Blbbone, of all widths and most desirable shades, and ' . V r ft fln0 line '.of . i, . VELVETEEN for CLOAKS and BOY '8 SUITS. .uf -(.7r Also,afllii o- .i.-.-.i? Black Fringes, Velvet. Ribbons. Dress and 11 Cloak Buttons and Trimmings, Linen and lo Lace Collars and Sets,1 Plain and' Em j ...a tbioldered Handkerchiefs, Embrold- y,t" ' r erings, Edgings and Insertlngs, s Xld Gloves, best ' quaUty i Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Corsets Sewed, Woven and the Cele j bra ted Abdminal Corset,' and every variety . of LADIES' UNDERGARMENTS, and ' : ; ' - the great head quarters in the city for ' : "':-" " all the novelties In v VARIETY STORE, 42 MARKET STRX1:T. oct 15-lm naS ty L. flah AO an. . 1 1 V