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- ,V ; V' r . . i '; " . y.CW-, V if V r " Front St " ' 't TV.;.u ' . . i t . : .-,. VV.'SUt Of SIBSCHIPTIOX,, ' $ ," S? "fl ane. .v . .' iv.$T 00 . Six month. In idrnnrt. " S BO J1 Three In , hoc. 00 Ont month, la 7a. The MoMiir Star will bs dell'med In aay part of theCity atFrf-rasit Csnt per week, , .;TOB,WCEKI,Y. STAB.- One year, m advance,..,., . , S3 00 Biz months, in advance,.,.,.......,; ,Vx 00 Three months, inadfaacc ........!. , 00 ine.jL(0iHviue ixauu oumengour columns this morning to the eichaslon of more inter esting matter. A The magnificent Cathe dral at Canterbury wa burning yesterday. Blantoa Duncaa .mad nonsensical speech at XouisTille. --Gold quiet at 113i113i. -pirits Turpentine sfeady. O'CONOB'S JLETTBIl. ThQ letter of Charles . Q'Conor to the Louisville tea-party, the full text of which we publish under our lele graphic head, is one of th j ?wcakest political productions it has ever been our misfortune to read. . We venture to assert that there is not a man in the United States who knows Mr. O'Con- or's reputation- as a lawyer, but will. be astounded when he reads and at tempts to analyse hia Louisville letter. Whatever may be his present ability as a lawyer, Charles O'Conor is polit-: ically in his dotag. lie shows his full sympathy! with- the Duncan Pomeroy movement, however, when he indirectly acknowledges . that he prefers Grant to Greeley j arid this is all the true Democrat and Conserva tives of the country care1 to ' know about Charles O'Conor. 7! v DESTOUCTION' OF CANTEKBtBY -vKir'-r: catheddal. . . -The burning of this hoary and mag nificent pile not only brings ' fain to the true devotee of our Holy Re ligion, but saddens every heart '"Deroted to fancy, Tlrtue, art," ' " in all the world. JWherever , there is a taste for the beautiful, the ancient the massive and the grand in art, there will be regrets at the casualty which in a short ,hbur levelled 'to the dust one of , the proudest ecclesiasti cal structures the world ever saw. , The history of Canterbury Cathe-. dral is the history of England, the history of insular civilization, the history of the Anglican Church. Here the "Kings ; were crowned,, the arch bishops . mitred, the great ecclesiasti-, cal x councils held."" All the glory is departed. ; Charred and " blackened ruins Temaiu. But the good and great and sweet influences upon civili zation, religion, every form and phase of life likewise remain, thank God. " - Later dispatches state that the Ca thedral is only partially5 destroyed. ANOTIIEJDt BRICK. . ' V e donot refer to Brick Pomejoy this time, but to Maj. C. W. Gassette, of Kaleigh, who voted the whole Kad , , ical ticket 5 m our. recent ..State' elec tion, and who, as we . learn - from the Newi3 left, Ialeigh '.Saturday evening as, a, ' seU-cpnstituted.delegate (?) to the. Grant side-show, at Louisville, r"4 A majority of ther Animals in Dun can's men agerie arer just .such cattle as ;this fellow Gassette -full-fledged Grant men hired to go to $ Louisville and nominate a ' Straight " Demo- : cratw.tfckii Blf : j ;;; Never has the attempt been made topalmoff on the American people suck a transparent humbug as this Dancan- Pomeroy conclaveir Why, the whole affair will simply result in .political ten-strike -for Greeley and Brown. W Whom the trods wish to destroy , , - -r ; : - they hlrstm mad-; f PnOGUliSS OF TUB 91 A IN IS CAN- ;iVAS I Tremeudoas ULYortu of the BtnomU natloulsts lo Save Perham's KIaJor Ity A Force of 200. Speakers In .the Pleld-Tbey1 Claim Only 8,000 IHa- Jrlty.x '' ?-' - J' ""; -n l- ..,, . IBy Telegraph to the Tribune. ( . , ' ' Portland, Sept. 1. The Administration party are con centrating their forces for a final and desperate effort this week to save Per ham's majority. About 200 native and imported speakers aire . now iu the btate. " Secretaries Creswell and Uobesou aud Congressman Dawes being among . the latest arrivals. "It is intended, to make a t simultaneous attack aH along ..the -line ; with speak- na .k -.11 vl.. . w x v r-T- nAltiritf illlVlllfV ,US w uujwi wvi-v the wrecl : lso,;' there;is ;to caret ui canvfl3 ot every precinct ana school district, sO that the Grant Cen tres may be as surer as possible exact ly how? every qIci'wiU; vote on the 9th. , It; is noticeabJe that, the Ad ministration men ; haire gradually dropped: their, claimed majority. V; A Omeelf will haveat Vast 8,000; in.the .State flnlw fWn,Wrnrura hhldto' Only the undest rappers bold to any ;thu out Still thei Perhara. vnrjloiuri .M I Jpiaaen qoxuxiy d nuwueu liiuacuiAbei uini. i you are requirea, xo uie iunes exient oi Bryant t . . r T : . ... - , , . n. . i a i ; JI-..1 .1 . 1 - .. . . . ... j. . . . , . . 1 that, dodge over the people ot ljt. s about to be com- w United States. : , - ; ,JKirpr;;.fM th probable, will be tSt and regulations of the .. . 1 . v s j ... iAAiiaAi asm MAnTTfr' a e-ewn nm vinir ainiiLT. uj ra CiTiiUi noateuxaw uiuiHjUbo vra. avi no may 1 opart of a-plan. other necessary preparations and jintendlo The f crowing, persons awere elected to-fill gO'iays.'if ttotci a" 'lack of'coji-ldcncQ in' naiatScir-first appearance about the last the vacancies: Lewis Gordon, JohnEvaUge-. "r; :fr4';f:ul' ":'?WA c;;- fSe-TrV Davis.--- 2.- W- v" "VVllshiston, VOL. X; NO. 143. KIETEOnOLOGICAL RBCOBD, i -J ' ' September 8, 1873. 'Vme. B?!n Jmll J Wind. - Weather. 7 A. M. 80:08 .68 X W OenUe Clear , . P. M. :W ,85 N W Fresh. Fair "ft P. 80:08 76" Calm CTear t Nort. All barometric reading are reduced to the ea Jevel and to S3 degrees Fahrenheit. - . ' ' v BOBSRT 6BTBOTH, ' . ! . ;f Serg't Signal Benrive U. S. A.- , f NEW. ADYEBTISEOTENTS. . Jas.' SpRtrsT, Secretary. Notice. Spkckt & IlrNsoN, Consigneea. Notice. : C. 8. Eixis. M. B. and L, Association. Dtolet & Exiis, Children's Shoes. Cnaxvx & Mo&ais. Fruit at Auction. Bramo & McQtnoo. -Building Lots. loaJ Dots 4J.;. v: :....., ' - '-' 9 A white female patient was sent to the City Hospital yesterday. . There were 23 fish carts in market yes terdayafternoon. - . , , ."We had a brief call, yesterday, from friend McSween, of the Fayetteville Eagle.' JThc newly qualified county officers as sumed the discharge of , their duties yester day. - . ' ;tr' The city taxes collected on real estate during the month of August amounted to $8,275 81. :..'' ' The Philadelphia Evening Star says: "The first peaches this year came from North Carolina." The fishmarket was more abundantly I miriior? raow .n ii.va seen it for sometime. A large number are expected to go on the black-fish excursion this morning on the steamer Waccamavo.. , Regular monthly meeting of the Me chanics' Building and Loan Association this evening, at 7i o'clock. ; 1 Alderman Ed. R. Brink has been elect ed Mayor pro. tem. , to serve on all occasions during the Mayor's absence. , The Cape Fear River , is reported so very low at present that it is feared that the boats will not be able to navigate. ' Messrs. Cronly and Morris will sell a lot of choice fruit at auction this morning, at 10 o'clock, on board the schooner Carleton, at Neffs wbarf. ' . A special meeting of the stockholders of the Northeast Steamboat and Railroad Company will be held at the office of the agent on Friday morning, the 6th inst Simon Richardson,olored, has been deputized by W, II. Merrick, J. P., to serve criminal processes until the new Township Constable enters upon the discharge of his duties. " " - ' -' ' A colored man, named John Ferrell, living north of the railroad, in a difficulty with his wife (who is ' enciente) last night,, knocked her down stairs. ' At last accounts she had not spoken. -Ferrell is in the Guard House. 4 i "We were glad to greet in our sanctum yesterday the' genial phiz of cur friend,: Prot- Fraiik HvvAlfriend. who has just re j turned to prepare for the labors incident to his connection with the Cape Fear Military Academy .I J- ' ; . ; 5 . Our friends of, the Raleigh News com plain that they have not received the Star for several days past We have discovered the reason and applied the remedy. We need not assure our cotemporary that the Smlsaioa was purely an lnadvertance, which noi occur again. Ceantf Comm loners,; j . ' The Board met in adjourned session yes terday morning. The bond of Henry A. Colvin, County B. f- fW T ' I . A aa . It was ordered that the Commissioners of six hundred dollars, and the Commissioners of Bladen, county are hereby requested to contribute their proportion as required by See".' 11, chap. 20, special session, 1868. I, :y .' Adjourned to meet this morning at 10i o'ciock. r . - ... .- ., ...... .... . i- :: Tbo 0Forn Moiise.' ' ': '" ' . '' , ,f. Mr. Chas'E. Burr, of this city, an excel lent scenic artist, is engaged in painting the scenery of the Opera House, which is to be thoroughly overhauled. There are various improvements to, be made in the hall, all of which will be completed durmg uie present month, in time for the commence ment of the .Theatrical season, ." We men- tioned some weeks since tnat one nunorea anrl iiftv orchestra chairs were to be added tn fitrilitiea for seatinc the audience. I N . ..... v In addition, to this, we al d to erect a temp learn that it is in tended to erect a temporary floor over, the parquette for the accommodation of balls, church fairs, &c., which will make a very elegant HaUjC ch purposes, a thing much needed here. . . " . i- v' i; JiiyJ-i is: Vs- I'. -SS: W ''11 season.,1 ce force., , yf. H. Uamson, another of the WILMINGTON; N; BURNING OP THE BIENVILLE. Arrlral In Wilmington of , Six of the SurrlTors. r The Schr. Carleton, Capt. Albtuy, arrived at this port yesterday from Nassau, "K P., with six Of the officers and passengers from the ill-fated steamer Bienville,' which was burned at sea,' in lat. 25.12, long 74.15, on the 15th of August, full accounts of which, have been given in our telegraphic columns. The Bienville was commanded by Capt. Jeff. Maury and was bound from New - York to Aspinwall. ' There were on board at the time of the disaster 62 passengers and 65 crew.- ,v Of these 84 are known to have been saved; the others are' either drowned or missing. The names of the passengers by the Carleton are as follows : George Rea, passenger; "W. B. Wood, passenger; A. S. Barney, ' passenger; Dr. George Badger, Surgeon; George W. Close, steward; David Lewis, 2nd steward. . v;r; v The following letter,; which shows the condition of the survivors of the wreck now In our city, and which was received at the hands of Capt Albury, of the Carleton, has been handed, us for publication: . - ; Nassau, N. P., Aug. 24, 1872. Silas 2T. Martin, Eq., Wilmington, If. C: Deab Sir. Dr. Geo. Badsrer. late of the ill-fated steamer JBUnviOe, , with three or four of the others who have been saved from that vessel, "are passengers in the Carleton to your city. ' From the copy of the Timet, which Capt Albury will hand you, you will gather the particulars of the disaster, from which you will perceive that: those who have landed safely from the Bienville have landed in a destitute conaiaition, having no time nor opportunity to secure more than the clothes mev naa on. ' xneir BiiuatioQ has exciiea so much sympathy here that a subscription has been gotup for. the purpose of supply them with clothing, .As these parties de sire to reach New York and have, of course, no means of paying their way, I shall feel obliged if you would assist them in getting there, and I have no doubt that your position and influence wauld suffice to do this favor to them. . ' A schooner has taken, some of the saved to Baltimore, but she could not take all. A few therefore go in the Carleton and some forty still remain behind. ' r If you could help the latter to go on to the North you will confer a favor upon me and be doing good service in a case of real distress. ' With best wishes, yours truly, R H. Sawyer. Since writing the above, we learn that the officers and passengers of the Bienville were to leave for New . York on the 10 -.40 train last night, their immediate necessities having already been attended to by one or more of our generous hearted citizens and means provided by Which they are enabled to reach their destination." THE CITY'S DEFENDERS. The Newly Elected Polleemen Take the Oath of Office Address of Mayor Wilson, &e. " Yesterday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the members of the newly elected police force, in accordance with notification from His Honor Mayor Wilson, met in the City Court room, when they were duly qualified by tak-. ing the usual oath of office, after which they each came forward and subscribed to the conditions and requirements for the gov eminent of the Department ; It ! His Honor, Mayor Wilson, then addressed the force in the following words: To the Officers and Private qftite PcHee Force of we City of Wilmington: ', Gentlemen: The oath that you have se verally taken to-dayas policemen of this city is a solemn one.- The peace, quietness ana good order of the city, to a great extent, remain in your hands, and to you the citi- Zens lOOK ior a oeuer protection 01 weir fives and their property. None but men of well known character for sobriety and worth should be placed in so important a position, and the Board of Aldermen, in appointing you to that position, confide in your hones ty and integrity. Whilst firm in the discharge of your duties you must,1 at all times, be CIVU ana urucrijr , uiubs inrmimiii vuuiuiauu of temper, observe decorum and exercise SSESSk'SSSi StSSSS patience under . personal provocation, and ... ; Ji a I charee of the duties severally assumed you. You wm be held stricfly accountable for I ipaUon of the public eace and police department will be maintained and each one of vou is expected to read, study and conform to the rules, and any wilful violation of any of the rules and regulations of the department wilT be promptly met by a dismissal from the force. It should be vour ambition to do your whole duty. I, have confidence that you will do your duty and that you will act as men of probity and character. The force as now constituted, comprises the following persons : ' Captains. John Fitzgerald, and Lewis Nixon. , Sergeants. 1st, Henry R Kuhl; 2d, John W.Kash; JackPavls.,; V Privates. -sTames H. Harris, Richard Sher wood, R. H. Brown, Joseph Cutlar, Stephen F. Walcott, Richard J. Jones,; Wm. H. Howe, Robert McKenzie, Josh Green, Geo. W. Green, Laurence Allen, Daniel Haynes, Beverly Scott, J. N Van Soelen, Lewis Bryant, Edward Lucas,! R. IL Leek, G. W. Davis, John Evangelist, Lewis Gordon. . ; i The new force entered immediately upon the discharge of their duties. ' - ' ' ' 1 1 a tKi rnAPtW nf tWTWM of aii.' 2 C. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER i, 1872. 1 i mayor Court. - , -. . . ; The following cases were disposed of yes terday morning: ; . Edward Gauge, charged with drawing a pistol and with disorderly conduct general ly, was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of $20 or go to the Work House for 30 days.,; .. .. , George Owens, charged with disorderly conduct, was fined $ 10 and costs. , ; Three cases were continued over fori' future hearing. : . . - Th Indigent Poor. 1 From the report of J. Francis King, M. D:, President of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, to "His Honor Mayor Wilson, of the number of indigent3 poor to whom medicines have been dispensed during the month of August,' we get the following items: Number of persons, 117. 'Males, 80; females, 87. Colored, 56; whites, 61. Mer chantable ' value of; medicines dispensed, $83 70. " The Baltimore Robbery Demonstrates the oft-told tale that cheap safes, old-fashioned safes, safes not up to the times, are the temptations to burglary. Bankers may provide watchmen, and may use other safeguards, but they will not put their money in the watchman's pocket, or trust it in a tin or wooden box no matter how many guards are used. The safe, af ter all, is the last receptacle. ' No amount of watching or guarding will ever make a poor or old-style safe trustworthy. This is the citadel, and should be the best that can be made. There is but one best. HERRINGS & FARREL, 251 and 252 Broadway, cor. Murray st - Only manufacturers of Herring's New Patent Champion Bank Sates. It Oar Chip Basket It is said the washerwomen are getting up a wring. Courage, the commonest of the virtues, obtains more applause than discretion, the rarest of them. . Mr. Jones being asked by Mrs. Jones to buy a thermometer, said he would wait until they were lower. A Mrs. Klock is the candidate for a school superintendency in Kansas. If she keeps going and don't strike, she'll do. - Young ladies' conundrum: What two no blemen are mentioned in the New Testa ment? Baron Fig Tree and Lord How Long. The pleasantest things in the world are pleasant thoughts, and the greatest art in life is to have as many of them as possible. "I have a great love for old hymns," said a pretty girl to her masculine friend. "I am much fonder," he replied, " of the hers." An out-at-the-elbows poet, by some frek of fortune, came into possession the other day, of what he called a "five dollar William." He said he was not sufficiently familiar with it to take the liberty of calling it Bill. An old lawyer says tHat the three most troublesome client he ever ; had were a young woman who wanted to be married, a married woman who wanted to be un married, and an old maid who didn't know what she wanted. Some one asked the daughter of a New Yorker, who was about to marry his fourth wife, who was going to perform the cere mony. She replied, "I don't know, but I presume that it will be Dr. Spring. He generally marries father." "I dont miss my church so : much as you suppose," said a lady to her minister, who had called upon her during her illness, 44 for I make Betsy sit at the window as soon as the bell begins to chime and tell me who are going to church, and whether they have got anything new." ' t . 1 LIST OF LETTEBS Remaining in the City Post Office, Septem ber 1st, 1872: ". ' ' "': ' A Miss Melia Armstrong. ' TU-Jas W Bureess. Miss Lucv -Bemerv ' Miss Martha Ballard, . Nelson' Benton, O Rev Samuel Brown, Bantee Brown, Uwlgusui js May yuay w a, v " umg. Bronson, Jas Bunh,' Dick ' Bird, D J E Bates & Co, Mrs Bettie E Brown, Jas N Bloodworjh. ' : . . - C B S Carter, Jno C Coart, Thos D Murray, care Robert Chad wick, W W Cor don. D Jos Debross, P B Dickinson, Wade Drake. F Mrs Aeeie Fair. . " G George Gruggan, Miss Estar Cutlar, care Rebecca Gordon, WmOGescova, Wm Gy. '; II Bot Haywood, C F Humphrey, Mrs S Howie, Mrs Sely Handen, Wmi Hohnes. J Elizabeth J Jones, James Johnson,' Mark Jones K-JW Keith. L Miss Lillie Lane, Miss S H Lane, Col E R Lilies. M Mrs Maggie Mints, J A' Merritt, Jas Macartney, Johnson McNair, Geo Markee, Mrs, Eliza McKinsey,, Miss Emeline Mat tocks." " ' N Holly Nickson. . ' : O John PO'Sullivan. J C Ormsby. P A J Potter. P Bridgen, Zylphia Pounda " ' R Thos Russell,1 David S Russell, B Roaby. Nelson Suss. ' ? ) - v, X , S-Capt Wm Snell, Larry Sedbury, C H Stern, I N Sharp, Joseph Simons, John Suggs. T D C Taylor, Mrs Caroline Thornton, WmTelphair. .. ,W AW Watson, Mrs Annie Went, B Watson,- Emanuel Williams, Ebin Whorton, Hannah Williams, Harrison Weaver. Isaac 1 WUcher, J B Wallace, . JteJ PernTc2uuoTl in this List win I Tp v -AdvWtisecL WH1 b sent to 'blease say Advertised.". Will be sent to H 'K"r - V '!'" Spirits1 Turpentine. - - Physicians report the health! of Raleigh good. r-r Betting on " the Presidential election is heavy in Raleigh. ' V '' -f A carding machine is - m opera tion near Danbury Stokes county.. . y: The army worm is playing hay-" oc with the cotton crop in Craven. . ? ? ' ' J. C. Logan Harris has at last become the full-fledged editor of the Raleigh: Era. . U ' The Democrats and Liberal Re publicans are to meet in Concord on Satur-' day, the 7th inst ; , f ... ... , . - The City Council of Newbera offer fifty cents a head for all dogs delivered to the City Marshal. John Robinson, Esq., of Golds boro, has received the appointment of Spe cial Claims Commissioner. .. t A Lodge of Good Templars has been formed in Charlotte, composed of 51 members. . So says the Observer. , ; ;' The citizens , of Gaston are-'to meet in Dallas on Saturday, the 14th inst; to organize a Greeley and Brown Club. - ' The smokehouse and kitchen of. Mrs.: Nancy Johnson, about eight 'miles from Charlotte, were destroyed By , fire on Tuesday night last. t , ;4 There is to be a grand, excursion from Newbern to Goldsboro', on the occa sion of the appearance of the Great Eastern Circus and Menagerie, in the latter, place. A yound man , by the name of Scott Brown gave Windy Billy Henderson a severe drubbing on the streets of Salisbury a few days since. So we learn from the Statesville Intelligencer. ' The Raleigh Era says; There was a protracted religious meeting near Apex, Chatham county, last week. Forty persons were converted, and the meeting closed with thirty inquirers. The Statesville Intelligencer says: From this and all the adjoining boun. ties we hear the most favorable reports in regard to the crops. Our farmers all say that such a season for corn, has not been Known ior years. The Charlotte Democrat says: Hon. Horace Greeley has been invited to deliver the Address before the Agricultural Fair at Charlotte on the 23d of October. It is thought that he will accept the invitation and meet the people here on the occasion of the Fair, of the Carolinas. , , The Raleigh News says:, "We gave an account of the difficulty between Austin Matthews and Charles Johnston, both colored, in this city a few days ago. Matthews who was stabbed in the abdomen was not considered in danger until yester day, when he became suddenly worse and died in a few hours. . Johnston' was com mitted to jail. , Mr. d. W. Gassette left Raleigh on Saturday to attend the Blanton Duncan Uonvenuon at Louisville. The SentineL af- ter stating that no meeting has beenheld to aumonze nun to act in ine capacity oi a delegate, say 8 This- " Stright-out-Demo- crat, jut. cassette, not only voted for W. A. Smith, the Republican nominee for Con gress in this district in the late election,1 but attended and participated in the Conven tion which nominated him. Here we have a nice specimen of a "Straight-out-Democrat" HOTEL ABBIVALS. National Hotel, R. Jones, Proprietor. Septem ber S. A. O. McOirt, Chas. D. Myers, W. N. Bow den, J. C Borden. 8. H. Fishblate. S. W. Dixon. City; H, A. Colvin, Point Caswell: John C. Gay, Lit tle's Mais; J. B. Stanley, Whiteville, N. C; D. D. Barber, JoBesboro, N. C.; P. B. Gibson.' Old Hun dred, N. C. ; J. A. Idles, N. C. : J. J. Bard en. Effing-. A. M. Carter, M. J. McSween, Fayetteville; W. M. I rTennss, Aicnmona, va.;jonn w.uauoway, smita- vuie, . c; . T. Cooper, j. m. scales, KocKint?- uautj isuniuii owiu awucovu uuuutTj JU A. . ATCf ett Laurinburg, N. C. ; J. L.,Britt & Lady, Enfield. DIED. i.- CRAPON. In Smlthville, on the 29th August Mrs. Catharine Crapon, wife of George W. Crapon, in the TOth year of ner age. - She tried to do her duty while here on earth she dwelt and we feel she's gone to Heaven to be for ever blest ' .. ... -,.; ,.; , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . FEUIT AT AUCTION. ' ' M . Cronly Auctioneer. , , BY CKONLY. &MOEKIS. : -ui.u THIS MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK, WB WILL sell on board of schooner Carleton, in front or the store of Mr. J. 1L Neil, South Water street ' it ItfU UIUIVHVS UUUUUU9, ; JT-ti . u . V ; r i i 50O CocoanuU, Ana uo sjoncn sneiis, ' v ,n All fresh and in good order, just from Nassau. . "sep4-lt ' ' 1 00 Building Lots "A T A IT 0 T I O N. S. R, BUNTING, Auctioneer. By Bunting Sc SIcQuigg. AT EXCHANGE CORNER, ON WEDNESDAY, September 18th, 1SH, at 11 o'clock :' A. M.t we will sell 100 Valuable Building Lots in the Southern portion of the city of Wilmington, situated betweea Front and 17th, and Dawson and Meares streets, sale to be continued from day to day until the whole property is sold. For further information apply to us. Sale positive. Terms easy. ' aepe-USSep - . v Mechanics" Building & LOAN ASSOCIATION. THE 87TH MONTHLY MEETING WILL BE held at the Commercial Exchange this evening ' at 7)4 o'clock. A full attendance w requested, as several amendments to the Coestttution are to be acted upon. C. 8. ELLIS, sep4-lt - - Secretary and Treasurer. Children's Shoes. n nPHE VERY BEST KINDS CALF-SKIN AND JL Morocco, plain and tipped, nade for as and l A Warranted to Wear WelL j- " DTJDLEY it ELLIS, -. Sign f Che Big Boot . sep4-lt IToticc. .V.; i ' ' ' " y - . ": T v ' J A LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED from 'XX harboring or Ousting any ot the crew of the British Brig MEDUSA, aa no debts oTthetr eon - tracung wm oe paia dt iptam or consignees. . ; - SPRCNT milSON, Cousigneesi Jobs. WnJB3Sf Master. :i.v4'J-? vtl-.J; " - " t " --x ' "r-- --4; i-t,-r r-N '-V ,f ' r i -. -. - . .. . r. - ,'WH6LE:N6. 1;546.- yEW? adverte&ient.? Notice. i-f A RPFJfTf AY. lTEHTTWft mPTmE STOCKHOUK XI ere offthe North East steamboat ana itau road CompaoT will be held In the office of the Agent, Mr. U. H. DeBoeeet. on FrldaT morolne. otn lm Stockholders can to arrlTS ra w itralneton return on Friday after the meet: ;s SPRtJNT. sept-H, , Secretary. Saddlery. tAjti DNDI op saddles, harness, trav ELLNO BAGS, and everything in the line of SADDLERY GOODS, " Cbeap for Casbi at S. Tatjsliam ' V . .. , no, 5 noma trail bi, febff-tfnac ;"' Wilmington, N.C . , , . MISCELLANEOUS. A C Y C L O P E D I A I OF THE t.:V(-. BEST THOUG-HTS COBn?ir.BDAIfB ALPHABETIC Al , ; -'VP' ABBAN6ED BT V. 0. DB FONTAIITK, " We should manage our thoughts as shepherds dd. i their flowers in making a garland; first select the i; i ithi a pa ihoieest. and then dispose them in the most proper daces, that every one may reflect apart of its color and briirhtness on the next." 8. T. Colibioob. For sale at HETNSBKBGKR'S sep mi : lAvm itooaaaa jansre otorej REAL: EST ATE UPON ORANGE STREET. m. Cronly, Auctioneer. K" BY CRONLY & MORRIS. AS THUKSDAT, SEPTEMBEB 5TH, 1873, at iF.Sh Z??PL , .IMPROVEMENTS. TWO-STORT DWELLING HOUSE, '1 (BRICK BASEMENT), KITCHEN, AND ALL NE CESSARY OTJT-HOUSES. aug 29-29 sept 1, 3&5 Here's Your Interests: PURCHASE. CLOTHfHC, -Mi' '1l-"J'h FURNISHING GOODS, . AND HAVE Suits Made to Order ; AJ JHE CITY CLOTHIHB , STORE Or sep 1-tf , MT7N80N & CO., 38 Market street 3bb;hite-;Tlour TjraOM NEW WHEAf-300 BARRELS ,UST received. For sale by sepl-tf 87, 28 and 29 Korth Water THE "STAR" ' ' STEAM-' Jol) 'Pnntiiig HoiiBeX k,. THREE STEAM PRESSES, COMPETENT WORKMEN, H The, Bet Material," I'f ';. i t-U..!- n:. ..;. BEASONABLE PnlCES .! "iff if"' if i hi p.mdi Givesar 'Trial. Bagging, Ties, , Spirit 06. OKA ROLLS HEAVY BAGGING, 800 SPIRIT uasiw, AC Tons Ties, Por. sale by F. W. KERCnNER.'' '-' sep l-tl r r S7, 28 and North Water St EHPIEE,-ASHLAND, : Gilt EJ6 ffii Ket lort Cratral EXTRA F a m i l y F l d li EXCLUSIVELY QUE BEAUT). aug4-tf . At GEO. MYERS. j?ornent. ?t Si I i ,0M THE 1ST OF' OCTOBER, THE STORES i atpreasent pecupied by Messrs. WDlard Brother: .wji aug' rotf V' ' ' " EDUABD FESCnATJ; ' ..I. j. HHUBJ " 'W1 .V ''. I ' ' "' ; j ''AirrayB ! on Hand f r 'i fMB CHOICEST BRANDIES WINES," WHUJs ; X ales; Gins and Rum, at . L MrTS,. 1 . - 7', ' -" 1 Family Flour rGoahea Butter, Pig. name, Lud,' I r3nnur, tXHiee, tc., au or we eesi qun ry, aaa as 1 cUap at caabe sold la the city, fresh ia . k at J - -.'.nf '-'l"'; v-' AT1 1 L in,ITa ; t" MBS -"" ' five. v V-" Oneyear.r. rar6ontract AdTertise tlonately low rates. ' ' Fire flqnares efiOmatpA a onrti.. . tei squares as a half-CDlnmn. r ' MarHasoa, Deaths, Eelirfous, Fjme " arr aotiwa will be inserted at baJ r v tot la advance; otherwise full ratea M te t 3Er Special Notice and Advertlsetner.'s 1 CTheadof "New AdvertieieJit" W ptrt. .dltioaaitoregiilatuates.-. 'a-J- 'A TujfftCaah oa demand.- . . - ' . MISCELLANEOUS. ' DESiaACLIS STOKE , r , On the cTbmerof larke and &nth, WaterL streets. For termt apply to v. . i -T . CAFE YSAJLI ' 1 nilitaiy Academy. CIIiNOBlOx LOCATION. HAVTNG 6ECURKO TUB AMris. as v w modious buUdlngheretofore occupied by J I Meginney m) the 'Wilmington Institute," It the pleasure of annovnclng to the pablio that the . annual session of the Cape Fear. Military Acaj will open at that place on Thtireday, ucu a, lau N. B. A a amber of school desks for sale by I sep-iw , . . wc In: Store and to Arrive o 'iSaa si SACKS ' AMEBldASr f 8ALTP, - ; ia Ana Bushels Coriv whit'" and ml 4, Bbls. Flow, all grade, OA Hhds. Smoksd Bacon, . ; 10 0 Baited Bides, H '-fin. QAA Bi . 8phit Barrels, prime, ' JQQ Barrels Glue, 2 Q Tons Hoop Iroi 1A BanBnagt, 1U 9AA Bales pay, I 1 ' . 1 ,i ' r ..." Rolls Bagging, extra heavy, , 300 OK Tont Ties, Buckle and Arrow, . - , --t . .-.-..--. trt BUs, Crackers, Xismon, Bugav and Soda; 100 Mol488e8 ' 100 BbllL Bn8M S(Mu 8jup i)f Hhds.' Sugar House Syrup, 100, 3 Bbls. Sugar, all grades, i For sale low by i-, t v t ('.". , ; Williams & MtracmsoN. aug 81-tf . JUST EECEIVED, Common Il-lnch Flutr. ' yr '"ft f Brigh ht and dark double Navv. Black and Sweet; Carendish y. and other grades of fine ' Ha CbBwinfTcljacco; Also a fine lot of im ported aud domestic SE0AEB, (StV" 'l ill Obi S' Prjces Reduced to new M cent tax. " , - H. "BtfRKiHMER, . Sign otih Indian Cnlef, ' . , -. j- No 9 Klarlcet St sep 1-ft, , : H.1Brunhild fis.Bro., WHOLESALE , K.KII70B DEAtEBS, irianufWeturers of Cigars AND TOBAOOO DEAL EBB: ! HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF PURE 1 : Kentackv Bre Whiskies and Imoorted: Wines and Brandies oi any house in the State, and are readT j.j. -f - A .i ",!,. y , .K To Coiwetj wittiny Kortieni Met, mrchasers will do well to examine oar stock pe tore buying elsewhere. ' -'. - ' ., SUg KMC u s T' 4, It B1CUNU1LU BBO. CAIIFIELD'S; ' iObndiiadMilk. tM., IT HAS NO EQUAL ISO CASES DC LOTS TO suit Try ft It la cheaper and better, than, any la the market. M . - 4 fti Cases TrancUJt feutha Oysters, diamond IvV sraad,. s a'U r, va- . ' f V,,' ; GEORGE MYEK3', K aug SO-tf it iai IS Sol Front Street Porks Snuff & Tobacco; O A Bbls. and Half Barrelt Snuff, Of Cases lTtad ! 5nttfrT Hn if. 'f.AWwjft.iij'-f i"rf r -: 100 s1"4clwiTo,v- l'f.' For Sale by: - - '. . sep 1-tf , .f4 and W North WaterSt 1,500 Libs; n.rC: Side:, 10,000 CB3AES, 'PIHBiTO CQHH01I. Fresh Teat consUntly received, and for. sale at prices ranging from ?5c te f i 85. . aug I-tf7 - . . i , i JAS. C. STEVENSON. .Ponfe.ctioncrie'a." ORDERS SOLICITED., , CROCKERY AND . At f WM. JL 8TETENSONTS, ' Front Street. aug?-tf , ' 1 Sumtor I7ct7o, StTSTTEII, SOUTH C ALIO LIN A, .. Published Weekly, Darr & Often Proprietors. W. B EZENARD, Assirr, . 1 augli-tf , Wnmington, If. C. Eibo ! Eico f - 120 000 LE3ni:::I Tr-cs," .'. i j . ' v'! J011 chiton r:cz nL: I D 1 ; .www I J :. i-J-a. .!-. ,1','
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Sept. 4, 1872, edition 1
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