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' PUBLISHED DAILY, ";. ; wjf. 11 DRRAttD, Editor and Propr. Of wo Dawson Bank Bandings, Front 8t. -WA&r. inadvance..........4.I.,.......7 CO aths in advance... 8 60 8U months, in advance. 2 00 ,WmontS, , In advance. 75 2I,iilloMioTArf-wUl be delivered iu any Tb hA citv at ifiTTBBN Cbnts per week. part jjjiORO LOGICAL. . RECOllW. Jao..o . 187a. . w- TheH Barom Time eter. mom eter. r Wind. Weather 80:U 80:07 30:15, 88 61 48. Calm, Fair W littht. Clear - i 2 P. M. 9?. M. Calm, : Clear feanTemp. of day, 49.desr..'. V " . "; ' rnT All barometric readings are reduced . hA sea-level and to 83 degrees "Fahrenheit" totbesen , lRoBERI 8atBOTI1) Serg't 8hrnal Service. U. 8. A. Weather Bepor. V;,. . . War DaPAKTMfiST, l Office of Chief Signal Officer, V . ; Washington,' Jan. 04:85 P. M. J : TrobdbUUiek." . f The barometer will probably rise rapidly, with brisk and possibly high northwest winds in the Middle aud Eastern States, veering .to northeast on Sunday; au ' area of highest ba rometer advance northeastward over ibe lower lakes the rain ;Ia the southwest extend to nhlo ' cloudy weather,, with rslo, prevail la the outhern abd Gulf States ; rising barome ter and clearing weather in Texas. Dangerous winds are. not anticipated for our stations, except on Lake Ontario., j -THIS .AiVKK,jriJSJtt.afi,i'n. - t Hinsbekgkb'& Live Book Store, 89 Market St. piano Fortes. 4T ;'f Godiket WilllsMeetlng of Cape Fear S. F.' Engine Company. - - " , : '.; Dawbonv Tkxx IliKNiKG. Turpentine Axes, "-;" ; Q .j), Flack. Notice Meeting of the- So- dety 8L George and pi Andrew, y F. W. Kkbchn?b'. Fish Bagging and Ties i-Coffeeand Sugar Hay, Ac. ' ' DrDLKT & ELLls.elllng at 'Cost,; Ladles' Winter Boots and Shoes. Wm. Wilson. Regular meeting : of Hook and Ladder Company No. 1. . . ciiurcii diheotoby; Sundat, January 7. St. James' (Episcopal), -' Corner Tbtbd and Market Stkbkts, First Sunday after the Epiphany. 1. Morcing Prayer at lA. M. v-' : " Evening Prayer at 4 P. M. Sunday School at 3 olock. - x r . St. John's Church (Episcopal), - Corker Red Cross akd Third : Streets. First Sunday after :tho Epiphany Morning Prayer and Celebration of the Holy Eucharist at ; 3 - 11 o'clock. Evening Prayer at 7 o'clock, - - - ' ' Sunday Schopl at 0 o'clock; rirst Preshyterlan.Charch, Corner Third and ORAaas Streets. Rev. A. F. Dickson.1 ' ' . Services at 10 A. M., and at 7P. M. . A service will beheld at3 P. M. for the Children, Techers and Parents 'of the First and Second Cnnrches, to take tho place of reg ular Sunday School exercises. . All are Invited to attend. The venerable Dr. Plummer will bepresent. 'i ' ; ' - ' - Lectnre Thursday evening at 7o' clock. : Second Presbttsrian CurBCu. Services at Brooklyn Hall, every Sunday at 10 A. M. First Baptist Charch, ; - Corner Market and -FiFTn Streets, Rev. J. C. Illden, Pastor. ' " - . Sunday School at 9 A. M. " .... Services at 11 A. M. and 7:80 P. M. Young Mpu's Prayer Meeting Tuesday night atfrW o'cHjck in room above Pastor's study; Weekly Prayer Meeting Thursday night at 7::w o'clock. J -t 5 :. . : : . Keconl Baptist Church, Cobner oe Sixth and Chubch Streets. . Rev. 'J. E. klng;,Paslor. . 1 , Sunday School aU) A. M. v v " Services at 10 A. M. and 7K P. M. Prayer Meeting every Tuesday night at 1 o'clock. ' , i. - St. Thomas' (Catholic) Church, ) Ox Dock Between Second and Third Sts Morning service at 7 and 10i AilI.-1 E'eniog ". at-5P. M; - . " 1 : Daily service at 7 A.M. - He?. M. S. Gross, ollclating clergyman. Front Street M. E. Church, South, Cokser VYalnut; ajsd " (Fbonx-i Stbeet$. Rev. DrMdraci'Fasto&i j- v'''f"A ... Services at 10)4 Ai M., and 7 P. M.. Sunday School 3 .Pi M. ; ; 4 i . -v Regular weekly Prayer: Meeting Wednesday night at 7 o'clock. All are Invited to attend. The pews in this church are all free. Gentle oanly ushers will be In waiting to conduct atrangers toseats. : " , ' Finn Street M. . Church, ; fiPTa Between Chubch and Nun Streets. Rev. A.-a. BosbammerV Pastor. Services at 10 A. M and at 7X P.; M. Q u Sunday School at 9 A.M. . St. Paal's Evan. iAitheran Church, Market Street,' Corner or Snffav 1 Rev. G. D. Bernheim, Pastor. 1 4- i "crmao service at 10f A. M.- : English ttervice at 7k P. M.f j7 ' - ' , Sunday School at 3 P.ll.'. , f ' I CateciietlcalLectufes onFriday at P. M. ' Seamen's' Bethel. f r ! fiocit Between .Frontand Water StWbts", cervices at7P. M., by Rev. H. B. Burr. : f liridtian Chapel (Colored Methodist), Corner Chdrch and Seventh Streets. sabbath School at 9 A. M. ' - I : ."ttheputor. Rev. Ellis Lhvender. r St. pul.B Epueopal church, 7 ! wrneb Orange and Fourth Streets. Services at 11 A.M. and 7K M ;-J PKOFlTABtE ADTEUTlSlIf Q. " of the' atttIon of the bnslriess "Taea fferedbingt0a t0'the s"uperIor adrantages THE WEEKLY STAB w advertising medium. It has, without Ucatf ' tho Xor Circulation of any pub won in Wilmlnfton ; snd we can satlafy town, . M 1? tM no eJi medium of wuniOMinn til. 1 . . , JflCts now trjHn -mrAty, xru,n r i..-??1Iclt a caU from those who wlsix to m wJK TV lull WW LlllllllK lAJll . PeoDl t bu8lne8S prominently ' before the offer 1 tbI Bectlon confident that we1 can wducements that cannot faU to please. hite ' op8 of n3nri two cups of powdered Ogarjoneand ahatf rnni of hntter; ue Jolki Af1 1 r aeet J .r Jlx eg8, well beaten ; a teacup of iuoa; - l ' ,a h!CQ 1 dlsolved a small table- teagp ' toi f aaleratus. and two amal hi i th. ? crcam of Urtcr m be mixed lemon FaTor wlta the Krated4?eel of .. 1 and Its IninA mh "ka .K.tuto f MB Cream ' "W DUUDHI.UH.U IV nd I? . tarler u desired., Rub the gutter .... r "a cream a".iJm -tKn !t lots e f Pfii frottUnd 1 ' ... Ml, ,,,,., ,,, gggl-ar.. J - . . . Vol. IX--no.i91 OA U DALE CEMETERY. A Visit to this Beautiful Beposltory or the Dead-The Improvements Made Within the Past Tear-Other Im proTements In Contemplation, Ac. Those who have hot visited our beautiful Oakdale Cemetery within tho few months past wouiq be astonished to see the improvements whleh have been" made in - Its appearance, . fi y v , jiwprwveineois, wepau a visit tothe JfUent clty of the dead' a lew-days B!DC; aod a8 wej propose to : give,1 our, readers the benefit of our observations we will Include a'soit ot general review of. the objects of most .interest within, ihe sacred Inclosure.. ifThe first ooject mat meets the eye of the visitor upon entering the jgatev and Immediately. ln front ot-.the 8ame, is a? beautiful ' equare - lot neatly Inclosed V tx' evergreens, ,;Velon2ing" to f 8t. John's i Lodge and Concord Chap ter, F. 'A Ai M.," of this city, and designed by them for the Interment - of sucb. of tljelr brotherhood as may die in or near the city and who own no lot In the Cem'eteryr Next In front of the entrance and situated on a gentle acllvlty. is,, the Confederate Cemetery, with Us neat -.Iron railing and grassy, monnd, fcotn, which we hope soon to see a monument toweringyinscribed - with the names of the noble dead who sleep so peacs4nlly within the lovely and hallowed enclosure, and which will complete the beauty of the spot so dear to our people. On the left of the gate and near the entrance has been erected since thercommence moot of the past year a ; neat and handsome Lodge, a description of which we have hereto fore given in these columns. This is designed as a resting places for visitors ; but the Lodge could, we think, be'greatly Improved by being enclosed, and, indeed, without this is done. ine Duuaing win De coostaerea more ornamen- a AAMU UBblUU VU iUV I1UV VI IUO VIVft vii UC leading from what was formerly the Southern entrance, we passed a - beautiful and raised square, being four full lots in one, the pro perty of Cape Fear Lodge No. 2,L O. O. F. In the centre of the' square stands a marble monument, beneath which rest the remains of Mr. Robert McLauchlin, who died In April, 1845, and was buried In the old city grave' yard, corner of Fourth and Dock streets. Mr. McLauchli nwas the first teacher of the Odd Fellows School, (which opened in this city in October, 1843) and was a meaner of Cape Fear Lodge. .'.He died In 1 the discharge of his duties and the brotherhood have "removed bis re mains to their own lot, where tbey can be properly cared for by them. There are many private lots that 6how the care of loving hands and of Sorrowing hearts, but of these we forbear to speak. The care and attention that is bestowed on these grounds is apparent at every stepand no one can doubt that all Is being done that is possible with the limited means the Company have at command to please every lot owner and to beautify and adorn the grounds. - r I But we now come to the great improve ments which have been made in certain loca tions during the year just closed, to describe which this article was mainly intended. On the West front we find that a eat and substantial lnclosure has . taken , ther place of the rlckjety worm fence which formerly bordered the grounds on the side' of the creek. This fence will be extended still further around. One year ago this front was in appearance forbid ding and unsightly, and really a disgrace to the grounds. Now we find that & canal has been opened from7 the gate nearly around the water front of the grounds. The unsightly logs and trash, have been removed and the low places arebelng filled ' In, making a gradual slope from the avenue to the margin of the canal. This slope will be set Tout with a - variety of grasses and shrubbery, which, when com Jjlete'd, ; wi;iv present' ;td; the .view beautiful green sward in place of the stubble quacgmlre which formerly; looked so uninviting to the visitor." On the North front it is de signed to .construct a ,jiew avenue . or drive leading along the edge of the wa ter.' and . terminating at ,. the. Northeast ern corner of the grounds, where r will con nect with the old avenues. Between this and the old avenue on the North front are. now in process of construction a tier of lots, which will take the place of the unsightly embank ment, ten to fifteen fieet high, which was cov ered with, thick v.undergrowth and entirely obstructed the view on that side- of the grounds. These lots, ! wh?n : In proper afcape,! wUlpertainly:Lbei'lhe-l most de sirable on the. grounds. The improvements alluded to, we understand, are among the flret ever undertaken4 for the5 old' lot Wners, and will no doubt be' duly appreciated by them all; besides which theyw ill add fifty per cent." to the aboearance of the Cemetery.'These Im provements are due In ajjreat measure to the untiring teal and interest constantly manifest ed by Donald McRae, Esq., ' President of the Oakdale Cemetery Company, who has been aided in his efforts 1q preserving and beautify Ing the hallowed grounds by R. J.' Jones, Esq., Secretary and Treasurer; also to Mr. T. Don- Ian,- the; Superintendent, of the. Cemetery, whose energy and good taste Is displayed in the execution of the workahd In tlie general supervision of th cmetery. y; T Having satd, thus much 1 about the improve ments already made and now tn p. ogress, and. Which, we nope to see fully carried out as ln tended by the projectors; we conclude by ast ing our readers to go and see for : themseys wbat has been one and Is. now dolhg.to add to the beauty and adornment of a Cemetery which can already compare favorably with .the nanasomest in mo coauirjr. Bnrclary and Kohfcery . V'VT'f) We learn that the residence of Mr, Lelghton Li. Boone was broken open on JTnursday night last, during the , absence '; of the family, and quantity or clothing stolen, rendering 7 It ne cessary for Mr. a. xo purcnase a , new outfit. When the early hour (7 o'clock) and the close proximity of : tho' dwellings f situated pn the East and Veet of Mr.1 B.s residence are f taken lntoOonsideratfoni tnlsVill certainly be:pro-i J 'nounced a daring robbery. An entrance was effected by prlzing open a window with an axe No clue to tbeTGiber.y" ' .C ' " ' WILIIHTGT0IL IT. C, STJ1TDAY. JAlTtlARY 7. 1072. T.nn tn iiMtM irr Congress meets to-morrow. -morrow. ? ! County Commissioners' meeting on Mon day eveninc . - 1 -: 1 'IaT?lr MaTUl ;teturnedto this .'city yes terday morning.) Zj;-. :'i ? Partridges were selling In our market tes-1 terday, at$2 a dbzen iJ ! :i ? V'1 "X t tPrW : 1 jtbeti aqniyersaryi of t. ithe attif, of lew:Preeen.':it,V'ij:,;..": '.w- ' ; r !J The bonded debt of the county Is $60,000.v A balance will be carried to the sinking fund. if- Regular, monthly , meeting of Hooki & Ladder. Co, No 1 i vo-morrow evening",, at 7 o'clock P. M.v.0 4 ' .j Divine; service- thls hiorning ail 11 bclbck and to night at 7. o'clock, :at St- raurs (Kpiscopai) Church. ; ,5 .t , -The sidewalks of our city should 'not j be obstructed by the display of too many articles for sale In the varlobs stores. & : a; ine oenaie out to incorporate the Wll mi hgton Library Association passed its .third reading in the house on Friday. . r- There wUl be a meeting of the Society! of ,f St. George and St Andrew to-morrow evening, at 8 o'clock, at the.Court House:, r Old Kentucky Rye and Bourbon "Gold Dust V WhIskey-!-a new and superior bran4 is the thing at the Clifford House T : ? j ' ' jx uicciHiR ut iu ivape rear oteam irire Engine Company No. 3, is advertised to take PaC iu-morrow eveng,.at vj o ciocK. , f - We nbtice that "tne j steamship . JBdlitmr. Capt. Evans, from New Tork.Jariived at Balti-1 more on the 3rd Inst., to load in the line for this port. A 1.111 v t....Ut. Vv T. Lt t tv Will i,v lutui UlttlD IUO OI iXCW Hanover was introduced in the Senate on last Thursday, by Mr. " McClammy, and appropri ately referred. ( A-;'-;-.JCif.; ' The officers of ML Olivet Council N. 9, Friends of Temperance, for the present term, were installed on 'Friday evening by S. p. Wallace, Local Vice President. '.''"? ,! '. j f We are indebted to Mr. R. .L. Harris for late papers, including . the ' New York Ledger and Chimney Corner. All sorts of reading mat ter to be had at his stand on Front street. - - - r. - '. ) r A committee, consisting of Commission ers Black and Shoemaker, with the Treasurer, are now examining the accounts of the Sheriff, with a view to - the annual' settlement, as required by law. , ' ; . .... The iron to complete the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad to Wades Doro ana enemy nas neen purcnasea ana act ive operations will commence at once. The bill in favor of the Wilmington, Chan lotte and Rutherford Railroad passed its third reading in the Senate yesterday and it goes to the House to morrow. No opposition Is ap prehended. Next month,- February, will have five Thursdays, commencing and ending on that day. This could not occur any other than leap year and will not occur again until the year or fifty-six years from. was. . -. . After the 10th instant, passenger trains on. I the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rail-1 road will run via Columbia) and Augusta! Freight trains are- now running through to Augusts, making close connection. Bank of New llanorer. , One - hundred thousand dollars, the full amount of the capital stock of The ' Bank of New Hanover, has been subscribed and the in stitution will be open for business in about two weeks. . . . . . . Postponed. i ' 5"; We learn that the visit of the five engineer officers, including Col. CralghlU, Engineer In charge of this district; who were expected to arrive here on: Tuesday : next the 9th instant, has been unavoidably postponed, but to what particular period is not now known. Sleeting: ofliOt Owners. ! ' '. I We again. direct .the attention of our eity readers to the call tfor: a "meeting.', of. the lot owners of Oakdale Cemetery, to be held at tho office of the Wilmington Gas Light Company, on Princess street, to-morrow eyening, at 7 o'clock : A ' full attendance .. is earnestly de sired, as matters of Importance will come be- lore the meeting. , ; .v v .- - .-.f . Our Chip Basket. ;y:','.:1!';,,',;::, The woman's club the broomstick. -Clefgymen, like brakemen-do a gooddeal of coupling. - Much of the inhappiness in, thu: world arises from eivine utterance to hasty,: unkind words. y,i -.j iJ: n .: . ' : - " The custom of throwing a ; slipper after bfshoo-fly.:;.-!.::-! ,.-,, :-V:. t-: f We may look coldly upon the sweetest and most gentle dew of .love. till. j it becomes4 snow or frost. : :';r Children, be more ashamed to speak: one bad word, than to have alhole in both kneea of your pants and both elbowsof your coat. "Ah I" mused Smith; as he contemplat ed his extensive collection of New Year's bills ' how true It is that In the midst of life we ate : : . .. , - . in debt." ;; ' .' r . ' y- ', j m. - There is no path but will be easier travell ed, no load but will be lighter, no shadow on heart or brain but will lift sooner, in presence of determined cheerfulness. A wedded couple should . always study each others' dispositions.' and: mutually make ail the allowance Dosslble for the weak points in their respecUve characters. ; ; . : j clear the conscience pf a foul trick done dux ing the day, nor wm going to cnurcu oo oun- day atone for the. willful sins 01 a week. ;, :i . ,k' A Bunday school teacher ,Vout , West,? upon inquiring 01 one 01 ma juibuuo yuyuo T,U.W ..wv J . - v. 1,. io.rn.fi fnrino- tna wessL. was electrified by the answer that he had learned not to trump his partner's ace, - . 3.-. tr. Bo Careful. ' f ' fj 7. - Housekeepers cannot Jie too careful ; in se curing the front part of their residences night r day-J A lady stepped Into her kitchen a few moments on Friday aud while' absent some un known person entered the premises and stole styeralyaluablei' articles, including, -a" gold watch and chain. ., ; ..i '.. , Forelsm .Tassels! V ' '.'." 1 - ' I t- There are at this time noj less than five Nor wegian and Swedish vessels In this port, , with an aggregate tonnage of about 1,200 tons and manned by, about 60 men. The Teasels are; all yery fine ones and eomparatively : new. It Is hardly. probable that there rvere ever so many represebtaUvts of the two mtlonalitles in pur harbor at an one time before. M The men are a fine',' hardy looking set of seamen. 1 .." ' 1. ;? .-i rtf;v" 1 Monster Blll-Boai-ds- 1 v.Halght'a Circus to be here on the 29th Inst, must be a mammoth 'affair; judging lrom " the preparations being made tor bill' posting A bill board 190 feet In length, and 12 feet r high is being erected ph; the Court House fence, reaching from that building to the : Odd Fel low's HalL Another. 100 feet In lemrth and of the same height as the one tnentioned. u tn.ha erected on the South side of Princess, between Front and Water. In bnildinj? these monater bUl-boards, 4,000 feet of lumber will be used. They are beingput up by Mr. R. L. Harris, r ! 'v 'r ' " 1 " ;' ' '.: a meetin of the lot owner of Ptn Vomt (coloredVcemeterv was lield in the CItv CoSrt room; City Hall building;' on Thursday last. After hearing the report of the (old) Trustees, on motion, Alexander Price was called to the jcbair and Joseph E.Sampson chosen Secretary of the meeting.. After jnaking some amend ments' to the rules and regulations for the management and government of the grounds, quite a number of nominations were made for the; composition of the Board of Trustees, the result of ' the election being as follows John Norwood, Jos. E. Sampson, Alfred Howie, Joshua R. Rus8s, Duncan Holmes, Alexander Price, Sandy Moore. ' 1 ; Capo Fear Club. - ; The annual meeting of the Cape Fear Club was held last evening. O; G. Parsley, Jr., Esq., was elected President, and Messrs. H. B, 8borl, 8. W. Vick, D. Plgott, T. B.Llppitt, C. L. Chestnutt, and D. S. Cowan, Governing Committee. Subsequently; a meeting of the Committee was held, when the following addi tional officers were chosen from among their number: . ' . - i IL B. Short, 1st Vice President. S. W. VIck, 2d Vice President. D. Plgott, Treasurer. 1 V T. B. Llppltt, Sup't. . C. L. Chestnutt, Secretary. : An Appeal As District Vice President of the Friend of Temperance in this District I take this oc casion to make an appeal to the . ladies and gentlemen of the !Qld Cape Fear" in behalf of the cause I represent. j .Were it necessary I conldt point you to the broken jlnk8 nearly every family chain; to the rained homes and deiblated hearth-stones: to the poverty-stricken widows and starvlngs ignorant orphans, made so-by the demon In I temperance. I could tell you of the sad-eyed I hopeless widows and orphans who doubly deso. late, "sorrrovB tBithoxtt hope. I could tell you of th e briirht eved. sunny haired boy. who was his mother's pride, and father's Joy; and who In the morn of life bade fair to win a name and fame, but who, alas, wrecked all his. brightest hopes in the sea 01 sparKiingwine. 1 eouid tell you many a taie 01 woo and sor row, could show yon many a proof of the evils or intemperance, were it necessary, nut 1 ae BiSt, - ' - ; Ladies and gentlemen of the'old Cape Fear,' I bee vou to come to the rescue. A harder battle is to be fought than' ever deluged with blood the ereen fields of Virginia. Help us to fleht the great bsttle against intemperance Enrol your names as members of our order, and of the Order of Friends of Temperance we want vour aid to help us to reclaim the drunk ard and keep him In the paths, of sobriety and rectitude. Now is the time to come and jein us, and together as brothers! and sisters begin the year with efforts to aogooa. -. . y. . , - isespecuuiiy, 1., i I '; ' WnxiAk M. Poissox, ' -:k District Vice President. Wilmington, N. C., Jan. 6th; 1872. - SPIEITS OF TUKPENTINE ' V,.' Taccination ia stilLthe j order ot the day in Newbern. j :;: ; Five prisoners escaped from thejailatMaribni McDcfWell. county, r&i lJ'.'rc: i r :- , A meicatea soap is now maae irom iuo miuciai ubjusii, hi ivuucu o Springs, '. , n (i :":. ' 7--;;.':" 'i Over. 25,000 birds have been lBT""- K vrf Mn i.oouc inirij negroes pasaeu through Tarboro.Virednesday night on tlo i; : The young men of Pitt coun ty will have a tournament at 'Bell's1. Ferry in that county on the 11th inst." 1 J The special term of Court for Wayne convenes on Jlonday, January Tae L-enoix couuij cases are iu uc iiacu. M JJE iPitts, of Catawba county, has become .associate editor ot the -T ... ... 1 . Tr Carolina JSagie, puonsnea , at AucKory Tavern. Allen Ded worth, the leader of Dod worth's celebrated, New York band; has settled in the vicinity of Ridgeway -.in this State. ti ? ; r i H " Lv't' .The Afiheville Pioneer : Z j One day last week, Mr. ThoS. Luttrell, re-j sidinir oh Reem's Creek, near the residence --a'-r .m-Uet.hr-himM uo ,.. and whne , descending: his foot eught in a vine and he pitched forward 1 qq b biuuiu, auaxp j .7 .17 ... L!-U'l- AiA 'HT - 1 Biruca. iiim in iuo utkhu iuuikmua, nai lnjuxiea '.irom wmcu 110 W1 m.v- day last'--; Vfr;..,,,f;.;.:r 'NEW ALV ERT1BEMENTS, entine E HAVE .NOW QJf, HAND, AND RE- ceivlrig by every steamer, a large assortment of pur celebrated u John Dawson M Tnrpentine. Axes, and all kinds of .Hardware and Agricultural Implements. For sale' at bur usual kw prices. J. Jan 7-2w jji AWSON, TEEL &.1IENNINQ. i ('MFIAMll-.-FIIUTES.''.!- , It 11 a be, SiielT fc Gr ore ns teen's k r Bialie of Pianos AKE anpenorto any other make in the market. , The scale and action of these Instruments (as all the various parts) sustain so complete a relation to each other as to produce the greatest possible amount of harmonious vibrations, and consequently fullness of tone. They are so constructed as to stand the action of every climate, - and are of the' best materials, well seasoned, with full iron irames, and warranted fori five - years. Piano Fortes, Organs, Melodeons and other musical Instruments, . ' - .' , -. v For sale at . ' , 1 ' ; - HJSINSBERQEE'S f ,, ; - .. v. ti . Live Bookstore. Descriptive mice list oromntlv sent on aD- pUlcation.t'Vf.vt " ...c'ni-.J'' $ .Jatt7-tf . Corn. Hay, Meal aud dat! 8,000 BUSHELS CORN, -it-- J- .. . 100 Bales Hay, :i 3; 1,000 Bushels Meal, 1,500 BnshelsOats, For sale low by F. W. KERCHNEB, jan7-tf 1 27. 28 and 29 North Watej St. X HERE Will be a meeting of the Society of St. George and St. Andrew at the Court House . , . i I-.'-- ' '. ; ' on Monday evening, Jan. 8, at 8 o'clock. ! . , r ' G. D. FLACK, ' - - ' . f .. -;. - ' , - ' ' Jan7-lt ; Secretary. Heeling of Cape Fear Sleam Fire Engine Co. No. 3. A LL members are hereby notified to attend rtx, a meeting at the Hall on Jlonday even ing:, Jan. tn, at ta o'ciock. -Punctual attendance is requested, as bust ness of importance will be transacted. j ...-. . . . By order of the Foreman, ; Jan7-lt ' , GODFREY WILLIS, Secy. COFFEE AND SUGAR ! 498 Sacks Bio Coffee, 130 Bags Java, Laguyr & Mocha Coffee, 13 Hhds Demarara and P. K. Sugar, - v ' 100 Bbls Refined Sugar, For sale by ,.:v. . ' L F. W. KERCHNEB, ' 1an 7-tf 27, 28 and 29 North Water St. Selling . at -Cost, i ; Our stock of . "'" Ladies' Winter Boofs & Slioes, : DUDLEY & ELLIS, jan 6-tf Sign of the Big Boot. FISH:! FISH! FISH! ISO Bbls, 14 Bbls and'Kits Mackerel, 100 Oak and Pine Bbls Mullets, . - - 1 500 Boxes Herring, 7 , 20 Boxes Codfish; M ; F-W. KERCHNEB, lanT-tf c27,28 and 29 North Water St. -J ; - - - : "-- " ' ' '; - BAGCJIX G AND TIES X - lOO Bolls Bagging, SO Tons Cotton Ties; . ' -y '' roriale by" : ' " ' jan 7-tf !. : . E. W. KERCHNEB. Hook & Ladder Go. ATTENXIOIf. REGULAR MEETING TO-MORROW (Mon day), Stb. inst., at 7H o'clock P.M. -It '! i.i , WM. WILSON,, j : 1 '' Secretary. ; Jan7-li' WmmTmci SolicIU ILUlO Ushers Jfark itow, N. Y. . Solicited by MUNN CO., Pub- seienune a.menean,. . si PwnTif tr.fl-j-ft vmm (nrnerlence. " ." 1 Pamphlets containing Patent i Laws, wit . fall directions how to obtain Patents, free. A bound volume of 118 pages, containing the NBW CEN8US by counties and all large cities, la) Engravings of Mechanical Movements, Patent Laws and rules for obtaining .Patents, mailed on receipt of 25 cents. -: dec 2-DA WSmos ent j .. OR BBLS. APPLES JUST ARRIVED AND Z&tJ sf --;'''' - ' T-T FOB SALE at REASONABLE FIGUBES. Sweet Havana OraBges; Malagra Grapes ani l. Z Wrlghi's We Vlua TJItra ; HXNCED If EAT Tlio BesS In Harket X deo28-tf ; f ', JAS. C.STEVENSON. Eico ! Bice ! ESH BEAT BICE, - IN TIERCES and BARRELS j Fprsaleby ; sept 12-tf ; v , I .ADRIAN VOLLEBS. Barter Shop. "TDK TTJBNEB' -would respectfully Inform I hi friends and the Tublle srenerallv that he has thoroughly refitted his establishment in th rear of sir. Ron ore's Saloon, and Is now orepared, with the best of workmen, to ao COmmOuave nis CUSWUiucis ui bu wio - tuivui DrtUlCllVB Ul 1UB uuuuw omv" a uiaiiug. hair-cutting, shampooing, Ac, in the , neatest inanneranaon as reasonable terms as any shop In the city. .-, D-;3i.6ct7Af ---rr-"TTTW r!ATlT ' ATffT WTTTTTWO W; CARDS printed In the most elegaa style, at w m. 11. umAJwn j , . - Printing and Pnblishlnsr House, - 1 1 11 OUIITEIl NEWS. 8DJHTEXS. B.J, PUB Pushed Weekly, Dirr Oaten, Prpptor . ; . ,.WL.H. BERNARD, Agent. itept2S-I-.t; " WUmlngton, K ; 7- f No.l, BATE3 Cr ADYEHTISIUU I Cae Senate one day, tl 0 . . T.nran o ays..;.;...;.;........ s no four aays......M. -... 2 bo 1 it if Are days,. ..i. 3 00 one week ...... 8 50 Ccmtract Advertisements taken at pro porttonately low rates..'" Ifarrlaires, Deaths. Selisrions. Funeral and Obituary notices will be Inserted at half rates wnen paia for in advance j otherwise mu rates Txsxs Cash on demand, r.; " - . . : 4 " ::Sisoeiaot:oijs:j: Turpentine Men a nd Farmers. PL 1 4' THANKFUL FOB-YOTJB PAST IIBEBAL patronage and hoping to merit a continu ation of the same the present vear, I will still guarantee to furnish my customers with that . EXTBA BOLTED MEAL 1- from Bailrald Corn 60 pounds to the .bushel, much cheaper thaivyou can have it ground if - -the mills were at yonr door, i . That celebrated Extra Famllv FIout and Pearl Hominy on hand all the time. 1 . ALL GOODS SOLD DBAYKD FREE' , jaaS-tf ALEX, OLDHAM, Proprietor.. Hules ! ; Hules ! LIules ! W ILL BE HERE on the 6th of January, SO HEAD OF NO. 1 : 1: 1 ; f BROKE and UKBROKE MULES, .,'' ..... . ., -, '.'.. ' . DIRECT FROM KENTUCKY, Which will le sold at Prices to suit the times. 1 V jan S-lw SOUTHERLAND 8TEAQALL. Dissolution, rTIHE FIRM OF SMITH A OLDHAM IS 1 this da y aissoived by mutual consent, " U withdrawing lrom the firm. Jas. O. Smit Mr. C. W. Oldham is duly authorized to set- tie the business of the late firm, and can be found at No. 10 South Water street, where he wui do pieasea vo .receipt ior au claims aue said firm. ' The rettrine nartner solicits a cbntlnnanca of the patronage extended to the old Asm for the remaining partner, , 7 ; - . JAS. C. SMITH. s l ' C. W. OLDHAM. Wilmington, Jan. 5, 1872 2w 1 T1IIKTT TEAKS' EXPERIENCE 1 ".-.V -."'nr TBI TKBATineirrpy.t .;Vj ; Ciironlc and Sexnal Diseases. A PHYSIOLOGIC AL VIEW OF MAERIAQE. 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Q,, Jan. &i 1872;, BOOKS of subscription, to inorease the Cap . ital Stock of th.s Bank to (Si03.l'O0) Three 03,tO0) Three Hundred Thousand Dollars, will be opened on the 15th inst. t tiliJ'iZ'j.Zlli'-- ., . K. WALKER, , . . : Cashier. Jn4-20d In Store and to Arrive : SOO Bbls Early Rose Planting Potatoes ; . SOO Bbls Other Brands ; Which we are pfTerlng to the .trade, at low Jan6-2w ' f , -jBINFOBD, OBOW fc CO. Merchants ? and Traders, i; X OUR TAX ior the Quarter ending 31st December, 1871, wUl be received at my office in the Court House during this week, January 1st, 1872. . - , . J. W. SCHENCK, Jit, r. jan2-5t Sheriff. I PeBeiiting. JL HE . PEWS IN ST. MARK'S (Episcopal) CHUBCH will be rented for one yo&r on next Wednesday night, the 10th inst atTHo'clock atthechureh. Uan4-4t U,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOT owners of Oakdale Cemetery , wil take place on Monday, the 8th inst-, at the office tf the Wilmington Gaa Light Company on Prineest, between Front and Second streets, at 7 P. M. jan 54 1 I . - ' Secretary and Treasurer. t , ' Qen'l S op Vs Office, -) bi YVy; & W. R. R., an; 51872. J RETUBN TICKETS for; one llrstclaM fare r; jf will be sold to delegates to the - , agbicujltuhai cohtemxioii h at Raleigh on the 11th tost. TicketoTOCJrom jan 5-7t Gen'l Sup't. xxTAlfTEOAn Experlenoed Sawyer for W Circular Sawmill. The Mill, Timber and Team for tale or rent ; large tract of tim ber very convenient to the mllL . Address owner, -T-H. SraiBaEa, T ilmlngion, N. C. Jan Mm - - ---" TiOaBDCnS 7AXT2;i- Good Board D with or without rooms on 2nd, near cor ner of Ann, 2nd door from corner, on left hand side going South. Terms moderate, by week or month. ' Address Box, 219 City jr. 0 ;1. , . dec .1m' P.: .( r - .v