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w 1 1 1 1 (7 00
.. 60
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y 7 J
The Moaxma Ptar v'.U be delivered la any pari
-H-
. tutsa. sr. rrssciumoir.
0 year, hi &vmrM-. t v
..tM
..; l oo
to
BlX IBODUim, in ninncn.,..
Three months, in advanrs.
, Two persons klUed in q iccldcnt oa
Cbicagoand- tjutuqur Railroad' ancl 'four
probably fatally kart More accidents by
lightning. -rr-8panish goyenunent appro-''
hensire of another rising -Belfast riotare- J
newed. -O en. Slocum h is though twill be
tWDimofcratiC candidate for OoveruoroiN.
T.' -Haaria ia orcniin With thie tea, rbb
bcrs and aaaassina." Cuban insurgents
are massing tHeir fort Fo' woe? kitack,
iOretwnnaca sunBtrofca a 8$. Jjouia
in three days. . -TJaree; jncgroca arrested
in Providence R. L for burglary, shoot
ing one lady and beating another. r Gov-
ernment likely to carry Spanish fectIonirv
. i ne revoiuuomsu in op&iu nave niea
UlaJVlV-A UbVUlUU VTA AvWIilCJT vrvuciM
the postal card system wiU have to wait un
til Congress appropriates s fund to defray'
eiyense of .Jbsuin'j; ( crdft,;Yi-r'lThe Soujtli
; Carolina Teirj; $tate' Conventioa s ad
journed its first days' ' session in "a row, and
pistols were'drawnu 75 " .Judge " J- Li Orr
and his boltert from- the Sooth1 Carolina
Radical Ckmyentlon held ' a meeting, ' Orr
piidv';-irwje ounQeat. faror
the election of Jacob in West Virginia and
. the defeat of the new Constitution : A later,
Hartlnsburg telegram confirms this news.
IN' j ' "i i. 1 t ty -t
IIon Austin Blairhe nominee for
Governor 5f the Democratio . Liberal
coalition, pt Michigan; ;waa' .Governor
of that Staiedunibff the war and was
a member of the last Congress, lie
is a gentleman of solid abilities rather,
than ; brillianceV and ; is : exceedingly
popular," He will probably cany the
State for, himself, his ticket and for
Greeley find Browni. u A fusion State
ticket -was ' tiominated ' by 'the ujoint
convention arid all 4 things worked
harmoniously; VU' iy
. None bat soreheads, you know, are
i Liberal C i Ga .q making Jbandages.
We wjll give th$ Grant pooffers plei-.
ty to do between this and Koyember.
The scenes at the Grand Kangaroo
Kick-up at Columbia are said to have
been considerably of the chimpanzee
kangproocCdfjbination kiad.'.The jcJly
thing, wound up- with - an- immense
jawbation; drawing of pistols, and the
usual et ceteras of a free fight 'and -a'
free time. . Judge Orr and his friencUy
a large portion 6f 'the sombriation
which wonldVt combine, withdrew in
fierce digi nnd prgapkod aVbolters
meeting outside . Thus i the ;great
Radical p&Aj- split n the jspoils rook
in the Land of the' Palmetto.' -
If the Democrats of New York will
nominate Gehi Slocum for Governor
they will greatly add to their strength
Slocum is strong with the soldier eleV
ment and is a popular man with' :' all
classes. - Our despatches indicate' thai
he will "receive the nomination. ? ";-,s:s!
Belfast is at it again Were ever
such people seen as theseluff Belfast
boys, who bimg feyes and beat bodies
to pieces just for the fun of - the
uig?-.,.,.r
Y ft 't
Spirits 'Turpentine.
No 2Ttwi. 1 ' : ':' $ t :i
And now Ringwood has a Gree
ley Club. . r '-y : - .v.:. ' .,,
A Craven youtn killed twt ducks
at one shoC M .'-f -.'V- .:;'- '
The .Wilson:Xcr offioe is of
fered for salCirf" -- ,
a. ' . .
' Another heOTdihtimidated;laj
elcctionRIchmbhd countyr K' ...' T"t
The inwfrer "tell ns a fine
iron front building Is "going up In; Tar
boro. ' - . . . .' " ; " '
' Tne'WftdonvJVwrs in
high terms of the improvements going on
tt WMUuuOT.i;.tS:v ; , .r f
Hon J.f J. :IIickman,- addresses
Je. CharlottianaV "on Temperance next
Thursday.; ;:'
Lenoir febuntyiaised -the';' first
We of cotton sent to the New-Berne mar
ket, we learn from the Courier. " . r, I'
--The jfiwaior records, the death
of Wo. A "Cherry, Esq., which occurred
ureenvuje, on'the autrrinst.-
Hookincrham: according tor
loe OtWeer, is erecting new buildings
nd going .ahead in improvement .
The Sentinel says a member of
the English Parliament, Sir. Buchanan, " is
topping la Raleigh at Jh Yarboro llouse.
are in formed bv the Ashe-
Ule Pitrrutr that two men in Madison coun
ty named Amos Ray and Jack Gentry got
into a dispute over a game of cards, when
uo ne naving passed, oentry staDDea ay,
but the wound Is not thought to be mortaL
. -The- Sentinel" sin?: Great ex
citement in Salisbury; Billy Uanderson
stacked Ilelper, cf the' 2H&a," and got
the worst of the flgTit and a finder broken.
Unas ..of fight, lle!pcr assailed Billy's
rtue. Billy standa assaults upon his truth
nd honesty, but his virtne is not to be
Assailed. ' ' . "'."".
The tobacco 'factorr- of Biirtori
Willia, Esq.; near Germanton was destroy'
p.ny nre on Tuesday r.i' t, ttft-ium mst.,
opposed to be the work of inc I'arr.
, 0,000 lbs of tobacco, man-fiCtvred
and in leaf, bsl Jes t'.3 f: " :r', ' . - V.'e
wersUnd, Lowevr K . r t : 3 " 7
covered W i--.- . . - i C 3
One J'. In
glx aotul.i, Ht, -f.
' Three wn. , s i
On month, la advance..
nETEOBOI.OCICAI BECOStD.
Anguet 24, 187. ' : . ,
U V V Vr
Weather.
i
mom-4
Wind.
mst.
ater.
i7 A. M.
P. M.
t P. M:
70
N Light
Fair
Fair Av
SBGatt
ao-4
might
Mean Temp, of day, 81 de. . ,.;; c . , .
f Nora. All barometrle readlnr are reduced to ta
ea krel and to 82 degreee Fahrenheit. -
- Robkbt Smera. ' i
i - : f S SerS't Signal Serrlve U. S. A.
v"-;.t .if; 'ffl DIaTWBsn ' f
j- Office of Chief Signal Officer, V
( ."Washington, -August 244:35 P. M. ) ,
Fresh to brisk southeasterly to south
westerly winds and areas of cloud and rain
for Sunday- from - Kentucky to - the lower. .
lake fegioa and tha tippatJakes aoothpasb ,
eny ana soutneny winds, with increasing
cloudiness; from New England to Virginia;
southeasterly to southwesterly winds and
areas of pkaid and rain for. thr South At
lantic States; partly cloudy weather from
Tennessee to the Gulf, with possibly areas
of rain along the.coast; an area of , low ba
rometer is apparently advancing eastward
towards Iowa and Minnesota.
.. krw mvEnTraKirmNTa
tJ.1llYKiis .fc CorPure Liquors, ' Ac; N
X . T . ajuitiuiKa r ivrnr, vuuee,
Hart & Bailet-Fot Sale or Rent. .;
Mtnsrswr. & CcCTery Warm .Yet i i
J. F. RcECKEaT Academy of Music
R. E. Mkade School Notice.
Oliver Ditsok & Co. Church Music
Read notice of Hostetter's Bitters, v
DeRosset & .Ckk4NewN!.dFlou.i''
jVicx & MEBAKE-Salt and Hoop Iron. r' ,
Green & Tanner Turnip Seed.1; -Read
notice of Family Excursion. . i '
Rdaratta at lVaaonbore.
We learn v from a friend at Masonboro
Sound that a regatta between the yachts
Touyoii iAzzit? 'Minnte DeU jand . JJuJ took j
place on Friday last Considerable interest
was manifested in the race and' those pres
ent had a very pleasant time. The Tovyou
came out ahead, the Minnie DeU second and .
the Lizzie third. . The Luae is a new boat,
owned by Mr. George Peck. There will be
another regatta spmetime thls: week,' In
which six boats (all the sail boats on Mason
boro) will be entered. Old Masonboro en
joys the advantage of having a sufficient
number of good yachts to get up a respect
able ftgatta -ithout the assistance "of boats
from elsewhere
Ntw Cottea. w
The first bale of new cotton from Anson
came h$ on, the: WUmirigtoa, Chariotte and
Rutherford Railroad yesterday. It was
raised on the plantation of Benj. Ingram,
Esq., Weighed 490 pounds, was classed
uooa jmiaaimg, ana was con&igneu w
Messrs. Worth & Worth. The first bale
from Richmond also came down yesterday.
It waa raised by Mr. J. Gibson, of Laurel
Hill, arid 'was consigned to Messrs. O. G.
Parsley A CftH"
m yerslB. ... i- ..
Beverly Scott, colored, one of the newly'
elected policemen, whose arrest for alleged
contempt of Court we mentioned in our
last,"; called on us yesterday and stated .that
he was arrested solely on account of his
political opinions, he having been, accused
of being a Greeley man, 4 and that at the
time of his arrest he was not In the Court
room, but in front of the HaU quietly con
versing with a number of women. ' ' -
. i . 1 ...
Domeatle ltlarketa.
The following were the retail prices for
articles in the market yesterday j' '
Apples 4050 cents a ( peck; pears, 60
cents a peck; peaches, 75 cents . a peck;
watermelons, 5 160, cents a piece; sweet
potatoes 5060eenti a peck'; Irish potatoes
to cents peck; green corn,' 2533, cents a
dozen; tomatoes, JO; cents quart; scupper
nong grapes 1015 cents a quart; bunch
grapes 10 cents a quart; beats 10 cents a
bunch; field peas 12$ cents a quart; snap
beans 10 cents a quart; white beans 25 cento
a quart; f onions 10 .cents a quart; . jokras 5
cents a dozen; country cabbages"510 cents
a head; shrimps lo 'cents' a quart; fish
2550 cents a bunchyclams1 20 cents a
peck; beef 8ai6 cento a pound; pork 16
cents a pound; mutton 1216 cents a
poundrveal 12161 cents . a bound; tripe
20 cents abanch-r
' 'fry'? .
leatrlel Notes, Ae.
-77 The Old Reliable Dramatle Company
played Heart HungryM during the " past
week at Wllliamsport, VC f ' ' . f"
,v - The Lingard ' Comedy Company is
billed for;PnjaadphW next Weelt
f -p Irs.' Jaa. -A. Oates opens the season at
Cleveland, '-0.(on the 0th of September.'
' The TemDleton Ttoum are. now in
Kentucky,' brit whl open in Savannah the
last of September. -, if : Q ""
The followmg Is the official vote of Mont
gamery county, as sent to us by the Register
of Deedsi. Merrimon, 475; Caldwell, 653.
For Congress Ashe, 437i Dockeryr 688.
For Senators-Long, Rep- ail ; Wade, Ind,
521; For the 'HoriaeMcKinrion, Con,;
Sir JordanVReaT 693. VW.; f
' " ' ' . m m m . . - ' " ' " S I
Excursions. . i- t--H ,f i .:'. : .. .;
; .The regular Wednesday excursions on the
steamer Waccamavt so popular last summer,
will be resumed next week, as will be seen
ty' a rioTice clJewhere. A good jstring band
has been engajetj-and every arrangement
tj ''gijarasioe f Ltliictiori.." 'Arran
taents have also been maJs wiih the rail-'
roads fy r.l.'.c!i ict!r;iczL:t3 can Ct rtti
" Messrs. Green & Flariner's Drug Store
will be open to-day 1 V 't JZl
' There was no session of the City Court
ypsterday morairig. '.yTfi .; V ;
Only one patient sent to the Hospital
during the past week.? y-. J
i. There were 21 police arrests fotf the
week ending yesterday. T180?-
f .The vegetable market was indifferent-j
iy suppiisa yesterday. w 4
I There are only 12 prisoners confined
in- the County, Jail in this cityat present
The atmosphere yesterday was a little
more genial than for several days previous.' J
An excursion party goes down the
iveron the steamer-Ttfowfltow this morn-
Marriage licences were issued to two
white and five colored' couples during the
past week. ' ..:..-
The Clerk of the Market reports the
arrival of 317 market carts during the week
just closed.
Thanks to Mr. RL. Harris for copies I
vi vlkj vi. m . jjtager, unvmney vomer ana
Clipper tot the eurrent week. - :
I TT3!0 "tonvictt f to the". Work IHouse last
week, except the one that Superintendent
VanAniringe returned to his quarters.
Only three, , interments in - Oakdale
Cemetery for the week ending yesterday all
of which were inf ants and 1 still bornl
' j - - :
Dr. R. TL Meade gives notice that he
will open his English, Classical and Mathe
matical School on Wednesday. Oct 2nd.
'.:'.' . . ; j' 'v I- '
Rev.- 'Drr Hooper of -Wilson,1 will
preach ia the First - Baptist church this
morning, at the usual hour for service
During; the week , past r the various
butchers of .this, city .have slaughtered 54
beeves; S hogs, 50 sheep and 2 calves. -'
We learn that ' the ' much needed im
provements in the vicinity of the corner of
Front and Queen streets have - been com
menced. - ' : ' ; - - ' . :-
On account of the crowded state of
our columns we are compelled this morning
to omit our Church Directory. It will here
after appearM usual "V : (r v:
Margaret Smith, the woman alluded to
in our last as having been admitted to the
City Hospital, was sent to Moore's Creek on
the steamer CatvxU yesterday.
Hooper, who waa struck over theheatt
by a handspike in the hands of Aaron John
son' a few days ago, ' arid whose wounds
were thought to be serious, is gradually
improving. ' . . '- .
After a few' months of absence from
the city, Prof. J. F. Rueckert will resume
tuition in music at the Academy of Music,
Masonic Hall, on the 17th of September. J
New Baaioysr Taxxmales.
The following is a summary of . the dif
ferent articles in New Hanover county sub
ject to State and County. Tax, with their
value according to ' the latest assessment:
Number of acres of land in the county sub
ject to tax, 436,521; valuation, $926,489.
Horses, 876; - value, $80,955. Mules,
4C2; . value, , $36,697. Jacks, .3;, value.
$325. Jennetts, 5; value, - - $lia
Goats, 98; value, $147. CatUe, 8,489; value
$47,463. ; Hogs, ; 19,049; value $24,195.
Sheep, 3,655; value, $3,983. ! Personal prop
erty, subject to tax, $1,628,311 'Z Incomes,
$106,701. ' Bequests, $199. Total State arid
County tax, $64,287 69. The , tax on the
hundred dollars is 80 cento. The poll tax.
$2. 1..-. 'f --. .'-.' ...1.,.;.
SETTLE.
" judge Settle, President of, the Re
nomination Convention and repudia
ted candidate for Congress in North
Carolina, made .the following state
ment in his recent address at Greens
boro: ': 'i : , -
" For the information of Greeley's
paper arid other lesser lights, I can
inform them that the . law prohibits
the payment of more thanl one month's
salary to a foreign minister before
reaching his place of destination i 1
will further inform them that ,r lid
go to Peru, and only drew my salary
tor. the time I waa in service.''
It may not be much of a satisfaction
to-the country to know that Mr." Set
tle did. fulfill the functions of afor
eignfminister; but we have caused an
examination of his case to be made at
he Fifth Auditor's office and i tbs re?
suit so well illustrates Mr, Settle's
chronic inability , to tell the truth that
we purpose to publish it. In the first
placed it is not true .that the law ' pro
hibits the payment of more than one
month's salary to a minister before
' reaching', , his destination in the
second place it is not .true that Mr,
Settle-only .drew his salary .for the
tune he was in service. A minister
b allowed one month .'i to obtain -in
structions,, make , preparations, fcc
Mr Settle; took-thaty, and another
month (more or less) besides, to make
the lourney;- lie was appointed JTeB.
18, 1871,' and drew - pay from that
time tmMarcn 20, 1871, namely, $883
33. - He started for Lima April 10,
and drew pay June 30 for two months
and twenty days, namely, $2,252 75.
He drew pay again Sept. 30 $2.50O.
On the 1 9th of ;I)ecember Tie" ftaye
himself sixty vdays leave- of -absence
and came homey although he was riot
entitled to a leave until he had served
for a year at . his" pos'W When 'r the
sixty days expired, he drew pay -, up
. o thit data, Fcb. 19 1872, . fincont-
ingto, $3,873 63," arid'resigrieV "f'
. j Thus we see that' Mr: Settle' 'ye
mained at Lima less than six: months
and a half.' allowing thirty 'davs for
the journey out, and that ne received
ipr that service' $9,459 7I,'r or at the
rate of about $ 1 8,000 a year,, the Ipay
of ;the Lima mission cbeing.. fixed r- by.
law at $10,000. :That . is -( what Mr.
Settle calls drawing his salary for the
time he was in service. -W. .?Yi 2Hb-.
une.
i-v
, OFFICIAI. VOTE..
For Attor
For flovcrxK
ney General
oc ....
lHlU.
i . - t. - -
?) "COUNTTBa."
.3,
WHV.i..Jli
Alamance..','.....
T88
1,043
- 47
158
986!
1,015
889
184
1,019
761
1,665
1,514
1,448
: , 70S
1,114
688
j 811
1 833
- 664
.789
' 1,456
428
1,683
433
,743
693
3,708
1,883
849
1.S1S
' .3
1,085
. 370
8,463
1,116
1,560
'' 683
, 613
8,655
944
1,831
8,640
603
430
716
"6l6
994
168
1,874
. 639
1,T0
706
130
' 641
1,048
519
tJffil
633
653
881
1,284
8,614
1,990
493
1,831
1,068
. 910
819
1,775
843
1,869
1,809
1,683
1,801
1,118
1,018
1,484
836
i 830
838
33
906
.847
-631
8,843
3,880
917
858
1,949
1,294
1,294
. 866
-873
Alexander....,
. ml
. . 645
' 839
877
an eon...
1,053
1,191
Ashe...
791
698
146
753
Boaof ort j .
Bertie,.......,.,...
Bladea....
Bniaswlck. ........
Buncombe
1JS1
1.351
. 944
1,308
133
719
. 7U
1,436
-ace
S3S
r eaa
981
693
851
. 351
1881
853
JSorke......
Cabarrat..
Caldwell..
1.161
829
Camdea.. . . .
Carteret...; ..........
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee. .. ........ .
Chow an... ............
Cleveland
Columbus.... ...
881
..;821
1,063
688
1,043
351
1,415
149
1,134
Wl
1,T74
486
676
.353
. 623
" 608
SIS
?174
814
487
1.S1S;
1099
87l
L.IH4
Craretj '
Cumberland. .. ... .-. . ..
Currituck.
pavidnon . b.t.wi. i .
Davis.... .............
Duplin. j . V.
Dare.
Edgecombe.
ForsTths....
Franklin.... ....... ...
Gas ton.... .l..v...
tm
t,764
,1.671
1,143
1,890
768
i
846
116
76S
:- 837
14
KV5
'953
ass
3,878
1,014
- 696
. 826
1.750
1
...SOO
. 8331
f 776
1,474
1,033
1,475
997
l 754
,iS54
1.879
-S88
Gate..,, w.
Granville. . .
Greene, w. ,
Guilford....
Halifax....
Harnett.. ..
Haywood...
Henderson.
Hertford...,
Hyde
. 744
S.008
7941
1.793
. 8661
.... . t
3,368
1,008
1,717
8,330
663
1,876
r. 788
1,849
1,667
778
447
. 606!
'
816
1,738
v 664
tT
840
401
40Sl
4551
7
. 754
1,S63
687
1.709
' 573
639
404
. 339
Iredell
Jackson.
....... .... . . J
Johnson
1
'1.481
Jones j,..
. 619(
559
',6691
994
'90S
666
635!
n.035.
Lenoir
Lincoln... ,i
911
823
1.334:
6101
Macon...
Kadi son.
630
346
'489j
- - 661
6101
Martin
1.116
McDowell....
.. ... . .
609i
TOW
Mecklenbarc.
1.161
1511
jniicneu
380
195
f-475
1,055
1,398
Montgomery . .
481
645
Moors, a..........
1.113
791
xvash.. V.. ....-,
New Hanover ...u
Northampton.... .
Onslow.... ........
-980'
S.087I
'788
3.814
959
.1.095
788
1,708
837
056
1,083
1.758
. . own
Orange...'.........
Pasoootank
991
.1930
.b
Perquimans.
643
1,1101
1,783
r94
1,864
reraoa
PUt :
Polk......
Randolph.
785
1,754
860
1,342
1.163
189
1,280
836
ruenmona. ........ .
Robeson
Rockingham.
Rowan w. ........ .
Rutherford...
Sampson
Stanley.......;..'...
Stokes
Surry
Swain....
Transylvania. ... .. .
Ti iiai. . , u.. .
1,101
1.631
1,69S
1,628
1.0W
1,653!
- 978
1,134
946
727
1,697
t 646
'.906
.989
833
.463
560
989
1,007
603
867
429
' 788
149
. 828
684
8,504
3.206
879
891
nion..............
1.022
Wake
8,113
8731
8,269
Warren
1,109
- 403
Washington
Watauga..
Wayne.. ..iw ..V.
Wilkes..
Wilson
661
798
368
1,786
600
1,764
913!
4351
1,747
1,034
1,034
911
1.191
948
611
Yadkin.
Yancey.
--' 879
596
759
. 603,
346!
Total..
189,039;
84,873
Shipps's majority.
..4,996
; . -
.-' -" LIST OF LETTEB8t ; t,'., ,
Remaining in the City Office, August 23rd,
1873:J" r o-. "
A Charles w Avant, Fred Andesron, Q
W A8hfordWm Allen. , i. ; - ,
B Winfield 8 Brophy, Wm B McKoy
care Dr Wm A Berry, Miss Sallie Borch,
H Lt Baile; Miss iranny urown,- Miss Emma
V Bryan, Jack Brown, Mrs Cilia Bryant,
Charier N Brewer, Caton Burney, I D
Barber, Charlie Brewer care Alfred Brewer.
C Tom Cullen; John K Campbell, Miss
Elizabeth Cummings, B 8 Carter. i -
LWtofaltawers, OJN Uove. ,y, , . . . ,
P Virgil Freeman. . -.'
G Miss Susan F Green, Louisa Green
care Mr McRee, Miss Lizzie Green, George
Gore, Mrs Margaret Ueoroes care JNixon
Grey.' - ... -.,.. ....
II Wm Haeens. Miss Adeline HarvelL
David r Hunt., "Mrs Grace 'Hall, Herman
Hintze, Harriet Melrin, Henry Hasling, Jas
Hart, Patrick Hyamith, Carlotte Denkina
care Peter Howe, Richard Hill, Solomon
Howard. ' 1 , . .
J J 8 H Jones, Mrs Lucie H Jenkins. ,
K W F Ketchum, V D Kammer. . , 3
L Mrs Elizabeth Cason care Marth Lane,
Sarah Langda. ' ' , V,r ' ' ' ;
M Miss ilasreie McEachin ' care Enoch
McQueen, EdMcSnelL Jno S Melvin, Jesse
Maggette, J C Myatt, S C Moore, WmMcr
t iiammy, ' " ' ;
- P-L D Kenneday care W M Patterson,
Mrs CK Price, RR Supervisor G 8 Pollard,
G H 8 Pearsall, Mrs H W Price, Isaac
Patrick.8am Peters, Wm Philpot.
Q 31is3 Harriet Quince." - ' -,
BJuly , Boyals, , John , Reeres,. J,; G
Rouse & Co, Thos Russell, Miss , Lucinda
Ready care Sol Ready, Wm Robisbn. , , ;
8 Alfred Simmons, Mrs Mary Salter care
Charley Saulier,.. George. Summerell, Miss
Emma , A Johnson care John Smith, J N
Jane Walker care N C Stewart, Miss Sally
Hyer care N C Stewart, Ransom Sellars,
Win H Dave care Capt 8 W Smith. Wm
Sampson, Wm or Lee Sampson, W M Stev
ens, i. :: . .
T Joshua Tucker, Miss Louisa Tucker,
Wm Turner. ; -t r l i.
. : V-P 8 8 Verden; " . . ..
- W Unity Ward, Mrs Sarah Wombwell,
Mrs Sarah E Wffletts. Miss Rachael Wmis,
Mrs Mary E WallacejLovett Williams, Jno
Wallace, Jenkins ; Walker, , Rev - Joseph
Wingate, Jas Wlnslow, Bryant Watson,
Capt Joshua T Forman care Capt E Ward.
i -SJ sv . BHD? LETTERS, -v v r i
J F Shulem. Mate on board Elsa. - -
G Worrell, Barque George 8, Hunt, jcare
vapt wiy. - . , "
M 'Aleodale Franks X2), SchrNelry Star.
, Capt A J Huggina, Schr Mary A Holt. ;
Capt John Crody, Brig Neffie.Mitchell, ;
Thos Dutton (3), Ship Ambrose Light
Jofleoh E Brown. Scht Marr-A Hver1
Oapt Jaa G Rumley, Sehr. Emma Baker.
Persons calling for the -above .letters will
please say , Advertised.? If aot called for
within ten ays tiey , will? beVsent lb iho
Dead Letter OSce.--4
National Hotel, B. Jones, Proprietor. August
u. jncnaii, r ay
MiUaa, Cumberland c
r ayetxevinc, n. u.; uamuton Me-
MUlaa, Cumberland couivjt; R. 1L Fox, Richmoad,
va.; wonn u. imuea. toiumoia, o. u,z A. Mctcae,
J. Jr. HilL Jr., Samuel W. Dixon, aty, Mia. T. .J.
Johnson, New, Ynric , , . . - , -
v ' '' ' I I ' I I ' I ' m--ti ':V. ' ' 5.
I 'fUr. WART OK TVITAlZITir.T
lIf a deficiency of vital energy Ib not. a disease in
itself it la a eondUkm which Isy the system open to
the attacks of all conceivable, maladies. Night and'
day we are surrounded by more or less deleterious
influences. Nofafimosphere Leentirely pare, no watsr
utterly free fromininrioos particles; while, in many
localities both are positively unwholesome. What
4 defence has the weak, languid system, In which ha ,
vital principle la deficient or dormant, against any
Of the morbid influences which produce epidemic
and other diseases t None whatever. . There is bo
safety In artincUl reinforcement. H Hostetter's Stom
ach Bitters have, bey osd aU question, , a vitalizing
effect If the nervous forces of the body have been
recklessly expended ia exhausting physical or men
tal labor, or dissipated in the indulgences of a " fast
life, this powerful "vegetable tonic sad corrective
win restore them. If the defective vitality Is aessK
stitatisaal evil ttxaa be remedied to a great extent
by this wonderful invigorant, At a season of the
year when the air is more or less impregnated with
the seeds of periodic fevers, ft Is especially desirable
that the digestion should be perfect, the habit of
body regular, the Over active, the blood pars aad the!
serves arm. These conditions are the best protec
tion again stall dJ0ordera,-aad .they are conditions
which the Bitter are better adapted than aajr other.;
medicinal ogent to promote and secure, .See ( to it,
however, th&t no imiution or counterfeit is substi-.
tuted for the genuine article, and let "aU "who value
leaKh and have an antipathy to poison beware of
the local bitters made'' from condemned drnga aad
vilely adulterated alcohol, , which , have ; sprang up
like unwholesome fungi aU over the country.
, augiTuThSat -r " '
fflARBIBD,
' HAYES WOMBWELL. Thursday, August
by the Rev. A. A Watsoa, at the residence of
23d.
Mr.J.
U. rurn, Mr; W. Hayes, of Oxford, Eni
Mrs 8. F. Wombwell, late ot KinstonT sn
terof Bev.;B. A.,Best.M- j. Hxl
to
daugh-
Kiastoa and Newborn papers please copy,
'NEW-ADVERTISEMENTS
H. BUaXHIHEE,
4
KIT AIL, DXATO
IS
t3.W-
Tobaccos,
SniiiFs
AJTD
SEGAES,
Slcnoftbsindlaai Cutler,
. . .' If 6 market St. ,
Charles D. lilyers & Co.
ARB AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
1 " GOLD DUST, ,r
Rye and JBonrbon Whiskies, r
STRICTLY PURE GRAIN DISTILLATION.
r,,:. . . ' ., ... . . . ...
, FINEST OLD BRANDIES,
WTNES, LIQTORS AND CORDIALS In the State.
For sale by . : ' CHAS. .D.MYERS A CO.,
aug25-tf
7 North Front street
; Salt and Hoop Iron.
rn A SACKS SALT,
. ... . . '. S.. .-T- ' . ,
TONS HOOP IRON, 1
Now lauding e M. E. Seed from Livsrpoot
'- ' '.'' '''. i-'VH .1. Vi. ''' t . ,
ang 3S-8t "V
ICE & MEBANK.
, notice. , . ;
c
ONSIGNEES OF FREIGHT PER M. E. SEED,
from Liverpool, will please hand in their permits n
Monday morning. , . r ,
aug 85-lt . VICK ti MEBANK.
Another Supply
mV '111 UN IP- SEED.- K.
RUTA BAG A. FLAT D
. . . LABQE GLOBE, stc.
' '" Paints. Oils, Drugs :
t . .. And Medicines, at
angz5-tf Green a planner's.
Family, ExcursioiiT
' w tX f
Ttae Steamer Waccamaw
TTAVTNG BEEN .THOROUGHLY : REPAIRED.
XX the Family Excursions, so popular last sum
mer, will be resumed next Wednesday. Arrange
ments have been mads with the railroads ny wnicB
excursioniste can ret return tickets for one fare.
intoxicated or otnerwise ODjecuonaoie persona
will be excluded. '''--,, 1
Fare for round trio.' 100: ChQdreri half-price. A
String Band has beem, engaged.' i.Boat leaves at ft
O'ClocK A. jt. aug so-h
Starch. -
50
ablefc
BARRELS CINCINNATI STARCH, SUIT.
for Oottoa Factories. " X - ;
f ' 'f1; For aale. very low, i -ag
35-tf ' -i'.i : - DxBOSSET CO.'1
Whiskey, Brandy and
' 4 ' . .
Schnapps.
IWR BBLS. - COMMON' CORN AND SYS
XiO Whiskies; SO Bbla. Brandy, J50 Cases
SahnaDD
- For sals by
irf Mil U :.. : .', -
T. W,
aug 35-tf,
II, and 39 North Water I
Mif-'totar Starcb aii Braiiy
, BOXES CANDY,
8S0 Boxes 8oap, 100
XOU Boxes Starch, 300' Boxes Brandy Peaches,
J9 Cases Bananev
X WT NIB DJ ..
W;r
KERCHNER "
37, 38 and 39 North Water MreeC
HHDSJ AND BBLS. 8. IT. vltOLAS-SZ3.
L00O Smirli Caaka, 1C9 Ebla. and Boxes
lisaA vracaers. ,
.For-nusbTi-A'-f f . "-
---?-...' ' -F. W. KERCITX2I
X?Xlkl'J
' aogSS-tt
- .'sr JVtf - . S7, 3 and W KorJi V, ater ft
or. Kfirv-
4
NEW ADVERTISI3iENTS.'
i TTTTOTl A T. , Ti-nATtT TI
ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR NEW COL
lection of Church Music,' entitled - . '
' . '' ' '-. ) "" ' .'
v. rThe ffStandard !
.. v. . . , - ... ' -,. -
The followtntf ffeBilemen. well-known ita 1 Musical
circles, ooctribuUf Tunes, Sentences or Anthems to
its pages. ...'... v.... ...v
H. K. Oliver, Li IL Sothardv Imai'i U-vfi,-v
t- 'i w,rwnecier, u. p. Morrison,
; n : J Nathan. Barker, M. Slasoo, T." H. Tanner, Kf
v eui A. vottereen, u. m. Jttonroe, ...tw.
. J. H. Tenney, F. C. Cushman," '
J ' ' . -.'. I W. Ballard, a F. Merrill, r,
w . r. Lmie, mo vooo,
ut m. t. Jtunger, y- "
p. wesiey Martin.
j The Editors are L. O. EMERSON,' of Boston, "
j v., v.:::. -.ml R. PALMER, of Chicago, m. .
t Of whose former nublicationa UJOO.000 conies asvs
been sold, ' . t - - .."
While detfgned to'WppiyHhiVsnts W
Choirs, Slnginj Schools aad. Conventions lta large
supply of new Sentences, Motets and Anthems ren
der it aa excellent -r-i .. ..;:..'!.
Price, tt 80; per dosen, $1J 6U For M S5. speci
men copies will be mailed, for the present, post-paid,
to say address. 'd ; v . v : .-:J.r.
We also commend onr Snarklmff fannies. MS etslV
for Sabbath Schools, Pilgrim's Harp, 60 cents), for
Vestries, and Hour of Singing,, (i 00) . for High
Schoolaj v.2 , . ' 1. ,t.-,t. X V -r
-. , ' ." ' . .-. ,
OIlTerDHssB 4c Co, C, H. IMten
. JMwtoa. i ,l . vv New York. , s-
aug MUw,Wed8stWebwly ent " J .'
ENGLISH CLASSICAL
BI a t ta e ma 1 1 1 a 1
School.
ni'fir.-f i'..,,.- s ..i. U'.-fti il
THE IND ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES ON
Wednesday, October 3d, 1873.
augSS-deowUQct ; R. E. MEADE, Friadpat ,i
'.i'i
fete Elezaat
n.-l '. ( Mi
, . ..AND.,.. . .
foot' & Cos Cuamin Organs.
Also Pianos and Orgaaa of other noted make kept
on hand for sale.
at Masonic J
Hall, above Nos. 67 aad
58 Market street, Wflmhi
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. SraciAL Nones to Pu-
mj nr Motic. Lessons la Slnetng, on the Piano
rgan, Ac. will be-resumed on Monday. September
17th, at this place. Pupils and those who have ap
plied for taitkm during my absence, will please call
and eater their names at once. Terms very reason
able. ' ' ..- . F.RUBCKERT. '
aog 35-tf Prof essor e Music.
VEEY WAEH YET4.
GET A WHITE OH BBOWN 'f; ,;, .":
Linen Duck Suit,
A N D K E B P G O O Z '.
- -.i'f- "r;i .-'A- ' 1-' ' ,V ' r
STBIPE COATS. ,.
LIGHT SBADE ALPACA COATS! -:
lisle and Gauze Underwear.
LEATHER; BAGS.- 11
Clothing at Low Prices," '
". ''. 88 Market street.
aug 35-tf
ril 1 For Sale or : Eent,
JROM 1st OF OCTOBER, A DWELLING, TWO
Stories, with basement, "containing eleven rooms,
-. -' - .'.-.' , - . ' . .....
with out-houses a most desirable; location on Sec-
i ' 1. -,: '-4 ' -" rv
ond street, between Market and Dock. Apply to . :
augSS-tf. ,V. V'-V HART BAILEY.
Corn; Flour and Coffee.
10,000
1 nn a bi
BUSHELS CORN,.
BMs. Floor'
)vwv vr r-n .:T-s..f. v,-
QR A Sacks Bio, Java, Mocha andSLaguayra Cof-
UUVIM.
For sale
W.
augS5ft '
Tt, 38 and 39 North Water St
Itew North ' Carolina1 Flour;
A SMALL LOT, IN BAGS, OF PRIMS QUAL-
ity, landed yesterday! and for sale by .. , -..
aug 35-tf :. . . ; , , , DsBOSSET CX
Saddle
A LL KINDS OF. SADDLES, HARNESS, TRAY
ELINU BAUa, aad everything in the line of
- SADDLERY GOODS, -1
Cheap for Cash at S, S. Tphans 4c .
" . No. 8 South Front St,
feb 6-tf nac ' ' " Wilmington, N. XX'
miscelLlANEOUs.;
Twenty Dollars for One.
fit. f:. "r- - -' ' ,:!.::-,: :
A, 2 8TE WWf O M ACmif E, FREE I
l" SraSCCTBS FOR?' "
H't-'
OUR-WEEEL T,
' FTRST-CLAS8. TWETTt-COLTJMN.' LITER-
x V. ary- Family Paper, pablished every Saturday at
j . . vnanoHe, a. v., a u. raw pnos 01
. ; ;, ONE XOXXAIl A -. .niAll. ,, ..
' Each number con tains aa Interesting Story, worth
at least the snbscription price; enough FUN to keep
yoa
laagnmr a weea; ana a genera couecuo 01
LATEST NEWS. ,.,'
the
Everr snbscriber ireta a chance at s valuable pre-
mlam, aad one oat of every five will be' sure ta get a
Our CASH PREMIUM8 are ta sums of tt' tX
$5, $10 aad S30, with from two to tea premium of
each deawminatioB.' Our other premiums consist of
useful article, such ss Sewing Machines, Bleached
Domestic, Ac. Ac, ranging ia value, from, twenty-
Ave ceata to S39 OOl . .i- ''. W'-'.y
DeUys are dangeroaa" - ButiecrUM Immediately
and get a chance at the large premiums
m get a cnance at ue urge prenuuma -
TO AGENTS. We are oSerinr mora liberal fa
ducements for Clubs than any other Publisher. You
can makemonev bv eanvastmc for OUR WEEXXY.
For specimen copy of paper, premium list aatd
terms to Agents, seaa s cent stamp - r
r-BDUsner or uur weekly,- v
Veekly,
.sngSKTj
H V -nr N-!Charlottet flU.C.
3 BI3SroiaST(3t:i
rpnE raOBWTNO ST Alt ROOK DIBTZa
, X EKY Is cosapisSe -to aU all its appointments.
ana u ta cusrge pi one or tne most suuuui woramen
tm tne msts. au sanas or laaoingexecntea neatly,
enrtiy anq erro 'tomit, .. -: - - . , ll-rr
T7 E03I THE 1ST OF OCTOBER, THE STCISa
at pressent occupied by Messrs. Wciard Brother, . 7
' lt-tf- 1 .
1 -'4M : u One mor.u. ..............
in boi.. .....vy.''i; .
yThre njutls,, .;......,...-; ; '
'"W fiix jnontbs. , .i . . ' - j ; '
-(S? t.Dae y eat..-,. (. .... ...i .. -J l
1 4 cr-Contfet AdTertleemenU taVea -Bt prorcr
tloutely iow tste. z- -? '.--'
"'.nSqatpeecRtimat J t;aartci--co,-aHi,iii
tea aqnares M a )iAl(-oloma. . ,; v. - .v '?
' Xarriame. XWthe. Bellfione, Funeral and Obltn
1,.' ', . Ulf rate when p' i
for In adyance; otherwise tuU r&tee IJ be charged.
rW"8p-ia Notice and Aavenu-omv p
hed of-"N-w de timeuts" 60 per t-'
dittaoattd regular rate.' . ; ; I . .
j Tiut-natio on uciuoiiu. r ., 3 . ? , ,
w-riB Ann VKin 'ffeOM, OCTOBER. JST; 1ST?,
AK that largo' Jf ii." j;-- .O- S S''.i;-' s
nrtck Pwelllns.on Hie XortU Side
i".Vv- or"Klarkct Street,';; V, v. : r
Over'tbe store of Meiwrs. VL & B. KmahhcT, fonfnJ; ,
Ug 18 Roomsrwlth Kltcnen, pepmee " ,
try and China: with Urge Cistern in the yard.- Tins
house, oeatrallv located, wU Bul W0H P0"
asguoaaii, Ajeotaa,-.r - . h. 4- f ' "',
Tfcree-Story, Brtek' Dwelling; n the;
Nortm Side f Deck Street, V i ;
Between Front and. .Second, cohtaining SEVEN;
ROOMS, ,:,,.... -'i-V' V?'iv- lA
Latrce Ellteliei', Ow-M sy Alry Cl- '
lar, Pmmp ef Gssd wwer la.
FOB TERMS 'AND PART1CUDARS
Apply to, IV.. ; r CRONLY A MORRIS, -
AUCuoneen ana neau wnw vw
sag 184t 1AA36A lSep.
THE
99
t". ;
Si
JobPrinting House.
- ' r..-' -.Ji'-' v 'i'- i - :
M,rt'
TIIIIEE STEAtt PRESSES;
1 v -.- -ct-
' - COMPETENT WORKMEN
The . B est cMater iai,
K'?-i'
.J'Vi'i"
UEASONAHIX miCES
v-:rjr"'-"'
Iff r
Give
5:
HT1TTOVAT:
;r.i ...'.-. j TT?.'; ,5.4, - "
IN VIEW 01. MY; REMOVAL: TO PRINCESS .
STREET,! V,;-v i-'Ss,V'-.-"'j't'.J-V 'i ! ' :, 1
Tins mooti ify iix DISKPSE
. rW MY, RTOf?K 'fir? v ;y
CROCKERY'.- AND ' GLASS ';.'AEE v
'4 ijf ,
.t'Oost:
. i v . t.
FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS,, $0 60, 44 PIECES.
uiass ware same reanction. - " ' r - r: -. .
' ... WM..M..8TEVENSON.
aug 14-tf .; 8 Front itreet
A'
. , '.. "' - v'l .FOR
4. '..,"
TOBlcdds
' .4.
.1
; Under the 20 Cent fTax;;
D'.'.'P't G';0 T T ,:; : :
July t-tf.-'i, v-w. '-;'-';;'; '."'"-f-' I L V
t 1. ' 1 .: .ft it- '
uoxiiiniQoionor or uaio i
OF TALUABLE.CITT REAL' ESTATE,;
Jtf: (72? OJTLX, Auctioneer., 'j&i-.f
"'v ' . assBsiBss,; j 'i- " -,! i 4-'
f4.' 'BrCronly tt Morris. ; -A V
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE 'SCTE- -
rior Court of this county, ths undersigned Com . '
Issionere, appointed by said Court, will proceed to
11 bv public suction, at Kxcbancs Corner, in the .
city of Wilmington, N. C, on Thursday, September
VALUABLE
FRONTING
' i . .."
Vt pn. Tklrd Street, f '
!" 1 Otf Foe" n r a FJCnlberrr Streets v
'i?'""'' S24"Feet tr on Fourth Street.
BBIOKDWELLINa, .
f." MTOIEM' AND'STAXXlXd -
',- V--v..f' iv J: ';- :r o .''v- 1
Thereon, being the present site of ths Cape Fear,
Military Academy, to be sold as a whole, or sepsr- - '
stedlf sdvsntaasous inducements are offered.' And ' '
fauaediately thereafter. ; t t. -' -., , v r
JO ACHES OF TALUAE r'
Upon the south, side of Newbera road, bounded cu
the east by tends of Mr. Monk sod upon the west by .
Greeny Mill Poad, all belonging to the estate of Dr. -'
F. . Hill, deceased..-'-: "77 x
One-third purchase money ta cash, the residue la
six and twelve saonths, with in twot front 6 y f aula.
. . - DvB&UTZ CUTCAJL .
- ''"3 ti;-yyyftOi M...8TEDMANr.'f
i -, . " Commissioners..'
f a, , it, s!i';;
Stateof nbiGEwliil
, BrvBSWlelcCBtr--Saperler Court.
Patrick; iftnRpnYASADiixisTnATca dV.
of Thomas P. Hall, deceased, - , .
J- - -,;'v'V...-"-.-.:;rv'': V:'' fy llalntia, y;-
H. ' V-iVl T.AaaHtST; Sw;- ..;A'-i' ';'
, Ssmsel HaU, .WQliam IT. Call, am Owen arl
wife, Elizabeth Owen. Aj yus P, Aotie, Jnlia HaJ, '.
Robert P. BaU, Sophia 1 ..I, iohn. Howard,. Vnry v
Ann Howard, Tbomns Wa.ef and wie, Julia a, ;
er, Ssmael Hall, WiUlstn L. l'-'.l, Thomas Q. Hs... ;t'v
Thomas O. brown and wie, i.ry E. Lrown, Sana .
HaU, William U. Brown and witei Oodina W. '
Brown Angels A Eentou and wife, Elisabeth, H.
Benton, heirs at law ot Thomas P. LU!), dee'd, - '
Xt.f:-. -.-iw " ' 'A;-t -'-r Defendants.
Petition to sell land to pay debts aad chargos of
admiaistratlon. ' . ; ' ,; :'
-. ! . ' ORDTH FOR1 PUBLICATION. - :
To Samnel Hail, WLIiam H. HaU,' Aniay. " IV
Albs' James Owen sad vife-Ellxabeth, Jul Till.v -Sophia
HalL Johnllowwa.MarvAnnHowarJ.l . .
.Walker aad Julia Walk or tls wife, noo-resh' it '
the State of North Carolina, and attendants to Cs
above petition: r- - ; ,4. .. :'.."
You sre hereby summoned to appear it ths c.""e
of the Clerk of tne finiwrlnr On H tve r- r
and 6; is aforeiMMd on-Tut. lar, t..e Sa day 1 ; v
b. is .3, to answer tb tnrr r.tin t i'..v
Ua, or ladment tU ie Ukea ccjru-.g to
prfTr of the petition. .
. -.Vvknest, W. O; Cnnls, Cler'i of Ecyprfcaf d
ieeiaSmithville, tv ! t i d-y et As
Io.a '; '. ' -.
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