North Carolina Newspapers

i w riMMWiiiMinin mm iiiii mini mi nn mi mu,, ii i mi -sbh n nil mm mmmmammmmmm n Tim 3 OHO y, . . .', ,b imOC flj ' t tduira . "a- J j ,., tree J..,,....'...- I. , ..DrricE, Dawson r yu :os Front Bt ' " ' . -V;'". ,.- v ? HATKB OF B-CBSOHIFTtOK. ' r - 41 V ' One year,' la vance... .Jt., ...'.;f7 00 Six mom! V, S SO SHre dvv 1 end- ,. . ne month, la :'!;e...., u 8 00 75 The Mosniw Star will be delivered in any put Of tli City at I'PTiiii CsffT per week. . , . . THE "VFEEJXLY STAIl. .; RATES OF tUBCCIUWTOK Oneyoar.in advance.., iii sir mento. in advance. .', ......... Tnreeknontaa, In advance, . , ... ,, .v TJwvFrn. ide?je.-.tie;i;Neif Qraxtt impeachment, ,4 Clle M not to marry the daughter of , the ; Jsldent ;-The Paris illustrated .- papers "were ; yesterday seized "fof 1 caricaturing": the Prassians. The chronic Carliatt scare inaVSpain. O'Conor will reply to the Louisvillians Lu writing. 1V"est Philad"elphia Qreeley.and ' Buckalew meeting a grand success; McClure epoke. ; English steamer Beta wrecked nff Pnrt.iiitrflJ ' ' Tn an anrHnnrR with thA French Minister ;the Emperors of Austria and Russia assored4m of the friendly and satisfactory nature of the Imperial, Confer- - jya rw z4Aa ence. -: Gen. Cochrane elected president of the Liberal Republican Executive Com- - mHtee of NewTorK' ?iTaiM carpus I granted In caseof Forrester, returnable to- day. .- S. J." TUden elected Chairman Deraocratic State Committee of New York. The Democratic aud . Liberal Commit tees in New York will "work in harmony. Grant is on formal visit to the Capital, but leave to-day. -Business i suspended in Louisville yesterday on accoont of Peace Reunion. --Twd hundred and lorty-flve towns in Maine give an increased vote of 16,270, In these Perham's majority is 14, .070,., The towns to hear from gave a total vote last year of 24.T13. - f f - ' ' f ; ; JUDGE ISERBIIIION. ia'gcintlcraari has been ' most vil lainousljr treatef)y tte liaical press of this State.' V Before - the -election they said he was a friend of Kirk, a persetjtqf Tf PI "Umo.n'V ladies, a con fiW6;wepnand Since the election they . change- their tune and Ww talk! of the ihcorrupt- J able Mcrnmon, so snpenor to Kan- . som and Vance, - etc;, od nauseam. 1 They had an' axe to'grind VMth the il literate voter before the election. They have an axe to grind with " the Legis lature in tNovember. v Hence this beautiful sandwiching of vituperation and praise. The sneaks! But as we have said before the best laid plans of Radicals : gang aft agley. J udge Merriraon is too pure and too able. a man. lo De cauSut m uieir uaitery traps ' Apropos of ;this matter, the Ralelv'-Vetra of yeerday, 'clinches tbte "accepted statementHhat the Judge' would contest Caldwell's elec- tion by an authoritative affirmation. ... ,.r.,-.: ... I The"JVic says: The Radical press of the ; State has re cently been making the assertion that Judge JlerrunoQ declared his intention not to con test the late election before the next Legis lature. We - are aware of the fact that Judge Merrlmoii trf3,In th6 "name of the people of the State, demand a thorough in vestigation into the manner of the late elec tion, and if fraud be discovered, of which we have, not a particle of doubt, then the , contest will be made In spite of the assertions . .' of the Era., that war will be made in such an ' event.,' : .''..-- ;- 't v :, '-".. , Nor will the effort that is being made to Induce Judge 31errimon to refrain from the contest, with the hope of- receiving higher promotion," be successful Judge Merri mon has at heart not only the good -of the people of the State, but will carry out in faith the favorable cpinious which he won in the last campaign, and will demand, in f the name of the people, that the ballot-box be I !,ui6w ui iu. I practised upon it, and that if he has been elected by the honest vote of the State, he be seated as Governor of the State of North Carolina. XIBERAJU REPUBLICANISM IN . IMAIXE. ;..,. t .. I ""J" w,r-r'r per ceni Five per centcarrfes Penn- sylvania,' Indiana, Connecticut, Call- fornia and Alabama from the Grant ; column tp Greeles. ot so bad by a jugiuii. vv nat men wjiAame son? .Work to get her live per ceni. in '$vi Keystone State 'land Indiana, and, M the Trilnme says, " the battle wins itself M :v-1 The 4 Council of ;Three 71 assure Thiers there i : j to be nd t 'more tears .'T TmT,v a , fnr ih a I Vi JM Wllk 1..UVVI f.j vv; .v. " Three 1 Xei us , have, ,umycrsal peace. ,M 'r j "tvot Confusion to O'-Conor! does he warlt to lose hia and his read era, wits for in another letter, so .called?;-;'".- ;" - --C' -''v' r ," ' -'.-. . JVetc has the fol lowing dots of. progress for ' Littleton: CoL W. A. Johnston has just finished a splendid three s story gia house," the TJachlnery of which he proposes to rnitby steam,. baring jnat bought one of Tanner's portable, ' en- fines, such as was on exhibition at onr last 'air. He expects to add a grist mili 80on Mr. M. if ewsom is building a conve niently arranged store house which 5 ex pects to fill wlth goods as soon as"i.hed.i Dr. Willis Alston "is building, a nice residence,'and will soon proceed to V- id and open a drug stored Mr. Gid B: Alston is having a largo manufacturing mill built on Fishing Creek, near his store. u There are twelve northern men ling ..car by. all of whom seem to be stiecc, ing well as farmers and fruit growers. . . ' . ; ;, , --r-T wo negroes suspected of turn ing the switch at Brown's Turnout, on , the li. & G. R llj and thus throwing a f re! t train off tho track, - r3 tried and acq.... I At Littleton a few da; a " ; ,y 1 ."-. The cotton worn las made its appearatice on k:zj tra ia tL3 J"c". -y,. And ia dolns Sva Ussia-ss, ssys tX!" Jiev .... v '..'' "' " "' ."- 'VOL.. X.-NO.; 150 . nBTEOBOIiOOICA-i UECOBD. Ther Time. Barome ter. mom Wind. I Wetther. eter, t A. M. P. M. P. M. 80:17 80:10 .75 89 79 N K Gentle Cloudy : o a r resa ijiouay Calm . Ckmdy 80:11 , -Mean Temp, ol day. 81 dee. Norm. All barometric reading are reduced to the sea level and to 8S degrees Fahrenheit ' ,,"'::,':-'' ..- ROBKRT SXTBOTH, v&ii i ' ; ; Berirt 8imal Senriye U.S. A."' :: I''' "Weifber Iteport . ; r t " - Wab Pkpaktmbot, est, 1 '. M. ) umce 01 i;niei signal uracer. Washington, September 114:85 P, si f'i 'y,l-l vVf!S;" ( , : " Easterly, to outherlywinds, with Tery probably rain for New England on Thura- ay Southeasterly to southwesterly winds and r.loudv weather and rain for tha MiHHlft - . i - i and South Atlantic States. Southerly winds rifn! rain from Tennessee to Lake Erie and Lower Michigan;., the winds probably veering to westerly and northerly with clearing weather on Thursday afternoon and evenme. North erly to westerly winds and clear weather from Kansas and Northern Missouri to Min nesota and Western Wisconsin, and extend eastward over Illinois and Lake Michigan during the day. Northerly- to , westerly winds from the Western Gulf States, the barometer temperature falling . from North Carolina norm and nortneastward. - TH33 OITY! NEW AYJVEtTISEIHENTS. . J. McIlhknity.-Medicines. R. P. Paddison. For Whitehall. See Want Column. Jab. C. Stevenson. N. C. Hams- Local Dot. - . Fruit is becoming scarce in market. The Board of County Commissioners have another meeting to-day. ; r Fne showers on the Weldon road as far down as Faison's yesterday The caterpillars failed entirely to put in an appearance tne past oummer. " At times there was every prospect of rain here yesterday, but it didn't come. Hon. Thos. W. Osborne, U. S. Sena tor from' Florida, was in the city yesterday. 'The Front Street Hose Company did good service on Front street yesterday, in laying the dust . v. u Sandy Johnson, colored, having failed to pay his fine and costs in the Mayor's C!ourt, was sent to the workhouse yesterday j. The new suction hose ordered for the steam-fire engine u Rankin" arrived from New .York on the steamer Benefaetorjes dav" ' ':::'r:;:,7-:-A -V' r' r Xt is reported that a McMillan, Esq., . 14 f,,,. . ing arrangements to establish a paper in jrayettevuie.- We had a call yesterday from Mr. Stewart, of the Rockingham Observer. We are glad to hear that his paper is in a flour ishing condition. ' T i "' - Another family excursion to the sea- shore is expected to come off on Wednes- day. next, application ) having been "made for the Waccammw for that, purpose. : Owners of real estate and personal property should remember that they must pay their city taxes on the same by the 15th instant, or it will be advertised and sold. There is every prospect of a brisk business this FalL though it is a little dull now.!' t)ur merchants are receiving large stocks, which, if they are wise, they will advertise, - v. v , v . , : . A gentleman from one of the Sounds below informs us that there was a good rain in that , direction ' yesterday morning and that the shower reached within about a half mile of the city. " "" jaj. J. It , McGowan, formerly of the PurceU It more krly of v'TWs Eeo- We met on our streets yesterday Capt. JU8t t quite brUkly j&tK:jxattD& the- ruins of ;the stores i burned on North Water street Sunday night I It would seem advisable to send an engine down to exunguisn il ; 1 v We f see by, the Bobuoman that ; the Presbytery of FayetteviHe met in its fall session at Bethesda church (Head of Rock fish), in Moore county, on Wednesday Jast.. The attendance was large, ana u proceea- ings interesting.- s - ' . 1 We notice in the Journal, published at Charleston, -West .Virginia, a handsome I compliment to the honesty and integrity of Jlri Josepn enieias, iaie joubgwt vi xuvcr- nal Bevenue for that District and a brother of Mr. a a Shields; of this City. The RlffhtlStep. .Many will be glad to learn - that Acting. Mayor Brink has given directions that per missions for no more "scrub dances are to be riven. ' In certain locations on both North and South Water streets mew dances have been almost of nightly occurrence and have long idnce; beeii ; yoted a, mo8tIntoleraile nuisance. " On Tuesday mght, ,m conse- quence of the disorder which prevailed, the rJlna maila rairl AD nne tit theSQ eStab after they will not be permitted. .. . picked up i tl rt, yester ' iy, and earried to the City Hospital "I l3 'eppcVcd'to. be' suffering' vrt'v f i fever eh ttsted that re bad been e.c I r s,out korr,8 to go to' or ; rr.c cin cr Ecdlcal attendance. e'i- : ZT imm JC.tu alsd escaped unhurt.' The vne of the most - mm.m m m WT-I . il ' - 1. w' -I r V JJL A A D -M TF A VUV V. M RSA VO-A- VJL SVIAV i T-'wMt man. wbxi rives his name as John' I irmj BPubUeau ciaW i f 1 boat, isi a i complete wreck; None I "tT. ..'- : . i i .fmti-'iita mttnr n K"'T.tK1 i otherslS'J Tebo'lted liarL' ' .The trail 6f Price 80 cents per uoiton , ana says no s irvm vwuhu, to i "t.". " r r v" ;!v I V i. . . . . I size- , - G WILMINGTON, N. Bxecntlre Committee Heetlng. A meeting of the Executive Committee of the Democratic-ConservatiTe party was held at the Star office yesterday afternoon. It being suggested that some doubts were entertained as to the authority of this Com mittee to conduct the Presidential campaign iu this county, the Chairman read the fol lowing letter received, from Hon. D. M. Barringer, C!hairman of the State Executive Committee: y Raleigh, N. C, Sept. 4, 1873. W. B. Bernard, Eq. : My Dear Sir: -Yours of the 31st iustre- ceived. Your appointment as Chairman of I the County Executive Committee continues through the Presidential campaign. It was so intended under the general plan of or ganization, which embraced the - appoint- p ....v... iA ualacmG lire . nuyuuiir ment of Presidential Electors and other nlmcaii: vass. Yours very sincerely. 1 D. M. Barringer, Mr: R. K' Bryan1 offered the following resolutions, which were unanimously adop ted: Beaolved, That we recommend to the Con servatives of New Hanover County that I by his antagonist, who in turn drew his pis- choice, for not only is the name short and distinct wZSWSS. &l?klnd 'wi GUchrist,. foUowing up Slyowne XZ'oL Greeley and B. Gratz Brown for the Presi- dency and Vice-Presidency of the U. S. be I J EKZZZ 7 JF0?1- ' . ma'nforTachTownh5 anET WaXSX county be charged with the duty of calling J a meeting in his Township or Ward, for the 1 purpose of organizing a club therein. . jar. jr. w, Kerchner was elect,ed a mem ber of the Committee, to represent the Fourth Ward, in . place of .Mr. Wm. H. Bernard Chairman of the Committee. . There being no further business, the Com mittee adjourned. Personal. ' " We are pained to learn from the Raleigh Newt that Dr. C. T. Murphy, Senator elect from Sampson, has been quite sick in Mor ganton for some weeks past, which has pre vented him from attending to some duties as Chairman of the Committee on Chari table Institutions which require his imme diate attention! His health, however, was improving a couple of days since. We are pleased to learn that the health of his lady. who has been quite ill at Morganton, is also improving. - w-Msssgp-H-Bam----H- The Steam Engine Rankin. We were shown, yesterday, one of the flues taken front the steamer Rankin. It was eaten through in several places by the rust, which covered it to the depth of a quarter of an inch. The other flues, we learn. . are not in much better con dition. As no salt water has been used in the engine it is difficult to con jecture why they should have so easily rusted. . New flues have been ordered and will be placed in the engine in a few days, when she will be in better condition for service than ever before. Nearly Finished, " The bridge across Black River, now in I process of construction by Mr. R. G. Ross, ' of this city, will be completed in about two weeks. - This bridge will connect the coun ties of Duplin and New Hanover and will no doubt be a great benefit to the trade of this city, as it will materially facilitate the transportation of the rich , products of the Kaintuck and other sections to our market We hear that it will be christened Black Bridge, in compliment to Commissioner A. R." Black, to whose exertions the success of the project is mainly due. Larceny. m m Yesterday Lewis Cause, Charles Roof and Eliza Finch, all colored, were arrested on a warrant charging them with the lar ceny of a trunk containing a quantity of wearing apparel, the propf rtyof Mr. John p;Heines, and which was Appropriated du- rin - f Sanda nighi iThe partiel8 weW required' to give bond in the sum of $100 for their appear- ance before Justice Cassidey this morning, at 10 o'clock.:,..! ....:' . . i -BJ 1 . Scene on ihe Street. Liberal Republican, with5 a lithograph of Greeley tinder his arm. (Grant officeholder approaches. V f " I G. O. H. -Hello! What you got there ? Who is he f . What is he running for ? , L. B. -You will find out who he is, when he cuts off your head after the 4th of next November; i.l,': . -Exit officeholder. - , . ir, - " ;' - ' i, - -- Improving;. j - - We mentioned yesterday ( that ; a colored boy accidentally .fell from the , top of the new building being erected on the corner of Third and Ann streets. W e have since learned that the name of the boy is Henry Nixon and that he is an apprentice of Mr; Keen, the contractor employed to construct th'e building. At last accounts the boy was improving.' Two for Bale. -- ? .. .wivs?tf,-i. We offer for sale the display and body type formerly, used in printing the Daily and Weekly Stab.; Also, a lot of column rules, chases, brass dashes; &c The as sortment of type IS large,; and consists of SSS the most reasonable terms, or it will be sold Water street this evening, when a number! I applications for oembership ..wDl be'acted 1 upon. . We' tmderstana that a, handsome - . - - r i' : -. . - ... r ; ...... . . ., . ........ i j, Ttt G., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1872. TEBBIBLE TRAGEDY. , , Fatal Affray between Two White Men In Robeson County They are' Both Killed. ' By the "Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruth erford Railroad yesterday we have intelli gence of a horrible tragedy that took place in Robeson county on Tuesday evening last. It ' seems that two white men named Gilchrist . and. McClennan had some mis understanding at a church a few Sundays ago, during" which both parties became very much exasperated. At the solicitation of mutual friends, however, they agreed to drop , the matter for the time being, lit seems, though, that each had formed a de termination to prepare for a future occa sion and on the evening in' question they encountered, t each other at or near the residence of a Mrs. McCormick, not far from, Lumberton.. , It appears from what we can gather that they met on the road, when Gilchrist drew his pistol and fired upon Mc Clennan and then ran off,' followed quickly hU advantage by dehberately walkmgnpto the fallen man and firing7 three shots into his head. He (McClennan) then turned off and talked back towards the point where he had dismounted from his mule when he saw Gilchrist approaching, but before reach- ing the animal he, fell dead in the "road. Gilchrist lingered until yesterday morning, when he also died. Mayor's Court. John Devane, charged with disorderly conduct, was discharged on the payment of costs, $2 70. " Hattie Lee, charged with disorderly con duct, released on . the payment of costs, $2 25. Benjamin Harvey, charged with disor derly conduct Discharged on the payment of costa Gilbert Telfair, charged with disorderly conduct, was fined $10 and costs. Oar Chip Basket. An association of married women, to watch over their husbands, exists in New York. A moment's effort in Controlling pas sion may often prevent days of sorrow. Emma G. Hays has been voted a pair of bracelets as the most popular young wo man of Selma Falls, N. II. The best way to become pathetic, is to live next door to a friend who has a howl ing dog.. Its lively. New Jersey is made up of old maids and sand. . The Jerseyites say Philadelphia sends all her faded beauties over to them. - 'r. Arfexchange" tells of a lady who re turned money to her husband after being out shoppina Dont believe a word of this yarn." 1 Miss N. C. Stewart is a candidate for Congress on the Woodhull ticket With North Carolina Stewart and Tennie C. Claf- lin in Congress, the galaxy of States might feel itself pretty well represented. She is no true -wife who sustains not her husband in the day of calamity; who is not, when the world's great frown makes the heart chill with anguish, his guardian angel, growing brighter .and more beautiful as misfortunes crowd along his path. A poor but pious young man apblor gized the other evening while making a call for the muddiness of his boots, saying he had not taken' a carriage, but "walked up with commendable economy." ; He was grieved when '. the lovely being whom he adores mquired .why he didn't ;A ask Mr. Economy in. EXPLOSION OF A STEAM-TUG AND WRECK OF A SCHOONER. i List of the Killed and Wounded. Special telegram to the Dispatch, . Crrr Point, Vjl., Sept. 10. The steam-tng Agnes exploded her boyer aDOUt '4 :30 this eveninff," near Captain Griffith Jones, ; ; of the bark s Va VACtUia 0 vau va a v ja,xf vaw v av' ve j Lucy, who was on board, on the way 1 to bis vessel, was killed; Barytez En- roughty (white), engineer; Y John 1 Tyler, (.colored,) wheelsman; Jetter- I son Baxter and Henry, hilups - fool- j ored), firemen, were also killed; Willis (colored), fireman, leg broken; a col- t C iir I ored man, . -of the. schooner. Mary Morris, was " badly wounded in the head. 'v : .- i Captain Lawrence, at the time of the explosion," was forward, leaning against the Sampson post, and was blown some distance in the sir; falling in the water, he-escaped, slightly cut, over ' the eye. The schooner Alary Morris, which was alongside the tug, was badly wrecked. The bodies of all tne killed are missing. The Agnes towed ' regularly on James river, and was proceeding do wn - . the river with a tow at the time, of the ' explosion. She was owned . by -Ol the 'newly elected county bSccrs of Robeson, says " the' 'Babatmhm, have tcd ts necescary Donas and quail- Coronerand tLd cCccs. tiiey- I . -w. 1 X 1 1 - r vi m mum m v mar v-a w avvai w www ax icj w a 1 11 aa Bishop Atkinson' Appointments; r Morganton,. . . . . Sept. 15 Lenoir, ....... Grove Chapel,. 17 18 - Btatesville. . . . . . it c ii ' II'' t( - Oct. t i' - it ii ii . ii .'. . c II --' II -II II 20 22 24. 26 . 27 ' ; 29 1 2 ' 4 5 8' .8 10 12 14, 16 r 18 .. . 20 i Charlotte, . , . -. . Salisbury,.;.; . . leatsviile, Mountain Chapel, . . . lireensboro, Kittrell's Springs.:. Louisburg, Oxford........... j,. Williamsboro, . . ; '. . Henderson,. . .Warrenton,.. Gaston. Weldon," ..... Halifax...... Kocky Mount..' .".'.. Wilson, . . . iTiV'.t i'-'.T;;'. i . . Clinton, . ; 4 , ..;t..... Merited Distinction. The well-known Groton Junction, on the creat thoroughfare of the Northern lines to Boston, has ceasea io do. witn a large ana increasing popula tion, proud as weU as prosperous, its cltlxens, in mass meeune assemDied. nave voted to chanee tne name of their town to u Atkb "after one of tho best known men in America, Dr. J. C Ateb, of Lowell &nd the Legislature of Massachusetts has enacted that decision into law. We commend their living man has carried relief to such countless mul titudes of the sick as he. and this hierh honor, from his neighbors, tells the estimation in which he is Dy tnose wno Know mm.arut ep loalwlJfclnW FrSuWed There was a man in our town, - ' And he was wondrous wise. He had a pain from ear to ear, , Another between his eyes; . And when he saw he had Catarrh, With all his might and main -He purchased Sage's Remedy And has his health aeain. It is sold by druggists everywhere. The Horse and Ills Rider.. It was a nappy day for Horse and his rider when the Mus- tako nnwnrr was introduced as a cure for the ex ternal diseases and injuries of both. In the stable. the barn and the household this wonderful emol lient is equally usefuL If a horse is spavined, or foundered, or uaxness-palled, or afflicted with any other of the many superficial ills that equine flesh is heir to. the Liniment effects a sneedv cure, and it is equally efficacious when applied to draught oxen or cows suffering from outward swellings, strains. or hurts of an; v aescrnmon. as an anoucauon ior bruises, cuts, burns, rheumatism, stiff joints, neu- bn ral: sprains, earache and toothache, it takes pre e for all other trooical remedies, and is there- iore an article oi prune necessity in lamuies. , sep MKra i n sat HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Hotel, R. Jones, Proprietor. Septem- Aiuuvuui uvw . wv aoa . ber 1L Alexander Stewart, James P. 8 r . Lieajc, KOCK N. C; J. C. Ever- lngnam; d. w, uroweu, Joyner's, . u,; j. c. Ever- ett, JohnD. ricLaurin, W. H. McLaurin, Laurin- burg; 8. R. Townsend, Laurel Hill; C. L. Weill, Lee Angel, City; D. D. Barber & Lady, Jonesboro, N. O: Thomas R. Braidgford. Manchester, a C. : (W a anviuao . aaamoiviUf amuuiooku vjrevr. A. soutnail. Marlon. . V ; Hamuel F. rotter. N. C.i R. H. Fox, Richmond, Va. ; A. McFayden, Eliza- Deincown; loon wuson es wue, uoierame, jn. u. : Dl.k.nl O D.U D.ltWnn. T T T1 ,T lacSTI. J. A. Turpin, Weldon; George A. Davis, Richmond county; a. a. Troy, unsiow; n, a. isms, is. t. ins, Mullin's, S. C; JohnD. Jamison, Columbia; T.J. Smith, W,. C A R. B, R ; W. Willis, Bladen county. DIED. ROSS. In this citv. on Tuesday nfeht. the 10th inBtant, of cholera Infantum, George William, Infant son oi a. u. ana . m. itoss, agea a mouths and 17 aays. The funeral will take place this (Thursday) morn ing, at 11 o'clock, from the residence of the parents on the Southeast corner of Second and Castle streets. SPECIAL NOTICES. City Taxes 0N REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTT AEE PAST DUE, And if not paid on or before September 15th, 1872, the Property will be advertised and sold.-, s " T. a SERVOSS, f. sep 7-lw aiaotugi auu vuwwva NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MEDICI WES! 'Chemicals!! PEE STEAMER. BOSTETTER'S, PLANTATION AND wood's i'- ' AT- 'Quinine Tonic Bitters,' A Larp Stock - of Patent Medicines. Sc. Also a choice selection of Chemicals. Oninine. For sale Wholesale and Retail by J. K. McILHENNY, DruETEst and Chemist sepl2-tf ; - i . Uippitt'sOld Stand.) For Whiteliall. ft.- THE STEAMER NORTH EAST. Captain R. P. Paddi son, will leave the wharf at foot of Chesnut street, at 10 o'clock uus morninz. ior Whitehall and intermediate landings on Cape Fear xuver. -- - -f ' -i For freight or passage apply on board. ; ., I ft-' TT l Jl " ; 1 Jj, )t. xiaillS . ailCL DluCS, O TJGAR-CTJRED HAMS, , , GROUND JAVA, AUUAX A AUU 1UO of pure quality, its preparation being personally su- penntenaeaay'-J' -...-';. . - - ' Sep t . , , ; . , "AO. V. Bl V JNSHJJN. Saddlery. ILL KINDS OF SADDLES, HARNESS, TRAY. xx. -?'.- - . f . - - EIXNG BAGS, and everything in the line of SADDLERY GOODS, I Cheap for clash at X.S.Topham &co.a . . -u , rn aa kaiitii btsw saw aaw ' eb ( No. 8 South Front St.. . Wilmington, N C. Shields' Eye Wash; MANUFACTURED by 1 Sirs. Sao w. CashtveU, WnmfaTox, N. C EFFECTTVS REMEDIES Weak Eyes, ever offered dtDruesdsts in the citv. bottle bottles double the original IRE EN A PLANNER, c , 47 Market street. v3Tero?osns3-. . rniTn nozximf e sxAn npors rr: . . - A Li iY is complete ia ail ail its s"poit?a.-j. and is H charse of one of tbe most skilful woi ani in the buue. All kmds px leading executed E"" , easa4rpvg'tt1y..:, - - fsaju . -it- r V" -w, w,--,-.. MILCELLANEOUS., - Teaclier's nl CHoristers ;List L OF THE NIW1EST AND BEST ; 1 r,l u s i ,cr:B o;6: k G ! The Standard ! ITS SUCCESS CANNOT BE QUESTIONED. IN beauty and variety of music unsurpassed. It should be a familiar friend In every Choir. Conven tion and Singing Class t Price, $i 50; $13 60 per SPAEBUKG BTJBIESt Let all the Sabbath Schools try it' It's ro&rklinl gems of Songs will be appreciated by every child. Price, 85 cents. po xtr of smctnrG - For Hich Schools. Full of the best music ar- rangea in z, s, or 4 parta ' wiaeiy usea. mcc, f , rfusipuDUsnea, . SEMS OF STEATTSS! Two hundred and twentv-five laKre oaces. full of ine uet omasa music jrnce, ks ou. , A Derfect Mvttum In Porno. Verr larM number oi ine Desi innea xor docuu ueugious jeetu igs. mce, oy cents. . t.if . ... . The above books sent, post-paid, price, with the exception; of The Stan for the retail Standard, specimen copies of which will be mailed (poi (post-paiaj ior the present, for fl 33. - 1 Oliver Dltson 4c Co. I C. IT. Dltson Ac Co. Uoston. I New York, t sep U-Staw Wed Sat&Weowly ent Wasliiiigtoii Market TTJILL . BE ...EE-OPENED THIS MORNING, T T with the "iff- PiTPjf Waqt om Poaf ! The State can afford. Price for choice cuts 12 V cents. Their old friends and customers are invited to call I on them. . sepll-fit CAPPS & DOUGLASS. TIB AND Other Stories, BY CHEISTIAN EEED, TTTTT(TR ow " wnnn A rie fjOrnvr Mabel Aimyr, aabel jn.trar U8' ra MORTON HOU8E," M VALE- ee," etCj etc Just received at - PHILLIP HEINSBERGER'S . , live Book and Music Store. sep 11-tf OUR BRANDS: EXTEA ;; M- ' "t F a iti i I y F I o u r, Gill Eise aM M Tort Central, ASHLAND, EMPIRE, FRESH EVERY STEAMER. Ginger Ale, Ale and Porter, Fruits, JAMS AND JELLIES, . ....-..I-. - ' AND Choice Family Supplies Received Fresh Every "Week sep 8-tf At GEO. MYERS'. Lost, T3ETWEEN GEO. MYERS' STORE AND BJL- XJ ton Mill, a Pocket Book, Containing a small sum of money., The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving same at store of ueorge mycrs. i, .' ;-t --. sep (-ii - -2. Siimter Hews SUMTEIt, SOUTH CAROLINA, ' ... , . .-;.-( Published Weekly,' Darr it Oaten, Proprietors. W. H. BERNARD, Aamrr, auglVtf ' Wilmington, N. C. For Eentf THE DWELLING ATTACHED TO my store on corner of Market and Fifth Issi III sts. streets, contains two rooms down stairs. and three above. Good kitchen in yard. dirood well of water -on premises. .. AddIv to t. . . . HENRY LTPGRN. v' aepll-tf :A:'"V ; r3:'. On the premises. , .EDUCATIONAL, ACADEMY? OF 1TOSIC, Masomc Hall. - - - Of! ALT AND INSTRUMENTAL A Music 11 be resumed on Monday. September Winter and Spring sessions. The style and method of instruction given . has won the approval - of fhe T&TX&Xr In nrrmnnneinir the above aTMtrmaiMmtlv Mtmhllahitil eommun i irease of p ag the abo 1 MUSIC, class less i BVtMiJi wjt sauoxu, wnere scnoiars get private. Ja'weU.8 class lessons, on tibt bx-soxabu Names should be entered promptly ; nevertheless pnpus are enierea at any ume during the seasons. ine nrsi soiree wiu iae piacein octooer. n j -n 3 ' w e jv i' a mm i a a Director and Instructor of Music. ' and Miller A Co.'s Pianos; also. Woods A Co., and Estey's Superior Organs, will be kept on hand for saie at a aaove putoa. . ; - sep io-tr -r - r ,t , ,. rf ;: GeMaiiAjiierican rpHE EXERCISES OF THE THIRD ANNUAL A" session of this Institution of learning will be re- OnThurscIay, Oct; 3rd, 18T2, Ia the new and more central location, N. E. comer of Fourth and Market streets. . - ' i ' Pupils of both sexes received and instructed in separate oepartments. TERMS VERY REASONABLE. V. ' ' MRS. E. L. 'RUECKERT. sepMm, i v. Principal, ENGLISH; CLASSICAL and" nathenotica 1 3,c hool, C?3 C5 .r A C .tober S 1, 1 .X I f. LcS is t x.ortuG-r t uwwt:ort . i L."i, . -"on week. ......-,..--- ? ' Two ieek 1 u " " Two month.. ..... 1 1 Two month. 5 six month....."... Si 3 ( " ; : One year.,... to rOontrct AaTerttoeraentt Utcn at pro; tioaately low rate, - - r- . Five Saaaret eefirrtated aa onartcr-ccinmn, ten aqaarea as a naif-column, t -;. . . . rarriftffe Death. BeHrfona, Jraxtfci ana M-r nntla will ItM In-fll-Mi Bt half TVtP t ' for in advance; otherwiM foil rates J to c tMrBwdd NoUcei and Advert!-PTic:l. -t derheadof "New AdverUsemenU" 60 pcrei . -TrajI8c on demand. MKQEANEOUS,, . . .kt S TTlTTllRfliQnOr fl C CU0 OF JALUABLE CUT REAL ESTATE. J1 ONI, -Auctioneer. ' ' Djr.Cronly; b Jlonii. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE urt rior Oourt of this eotmty. the undersigned Com missioners, appointed by said Court, will proceed to sell by public auction, at Exchange Corner, la the city of Wilmington, N. C, on Thursday, September 86th, 1873. at IS o'clock X.al those , . . ; , . VALUABLE LOTS ... t FBONTINa so reel apon xura Bireei, . 310X Feet npoat Mulberry Street , S4 Feet npon Fourth Street, f" WITH .. " BBIOK DWELLING, KITCnEN AXD STAELE3 ' Thereon, being the present rite of the Capo Fear Military Academy, to be sold as a whole, or separ ated if advantageous Inducements are offered. Ana immediately thereafter Vi .-., 90 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, Upon the south side of Newborn road, bounded oa the east by lands of Mr. Monk and upon the west by , Green's Mill Pond, all belonging, to the estate of Dr. 1 F.J. Hill, deceased. TERMStOF 8AZE. .... . . .. . .. . .... .i ....... : , - Ono-th!rd nnrrnaaa motvev in cash, the residue in six and twelve months, with interest from day of sale. : ! " . Commissioners. aug VIS, 23,29 septS, 1ft, 19v j,WK"- v R E O VA L :: : Take NoticeVt; THIS WEEK I TRANSFER MY STOCK TO the new and - . , Ekiimi Store sa Princes Street," u Evans' Block. n Evervvarietv of eooda aprertaJn- ing to my line win be offered, Pare and y r eshl Confectioneries and Fruits, Pre serves Jellies. Sances, Gellav V k - tine; Flavoring Essences a y . . Speciality; Crockery - : , - :f , J and Glassware. " 'J" ''. 1 WM. M. STEVENSON, "r ' Parties furnished with Glassware and Confections. ! t3f Your orders are respectfully solicited. f3T i seplO-tf,.,'- ?' ,...;"'. -i " v.: j 1 00 Building Lot ft A T A V C TT 0 jr a E. BITWTIMO, : Auctioneer. s - -v ; ,; By Bunting Sc IleQnlffff. ' ' A T EXCHANGE CORNER, ON WEDNESDAY, will sell 100 Valuable Building Lots in the Southern portion of the city of Wilmington, situated between Front and 17th. andDawaon ad Me res eeta, aala to be continued from day to day until the whole property is sold. For further miormaUon apply to us. Sale positive. Terms easy, sep4-tl8Sep , ,. ' Orders Solicited . FOB, -'' -v : TOBAGGOS Under, the 20 Cent Tax. d . -p igott; V wxL3rnrGT02r,:m a sep 8-tf -jf Uolacscs and Syrup ! QgQ H n, D ..;; ..T ... Huscovado IIolaGcca -AND"' . . ... S. H.- . S Y R U P! For sale Try low by ' . ' ...v June 11-tf ' , ' WD LARD BROS. ' Snuff, Ililk COardine:. OK BBLS.' AND HALF BARRELS 8NUTF, . ' '-i . ... : . r l A Cases Condensed Milk," r Iff - .' 'I i . ''. . ". ' .. ' ' - .-'vV '. . v ' '..-' Cases Sardines,- V -k --,- - ' ' For saty by . sep 7-tf 0mii;M6kss& Oandles.": 12,000 O0' I . ' . . . .....,.'." r,;- . OKA Hhds. aud Bbls. S, H. Molasses, 300 Boze CftadleSr For sale by P. W. KERCHNER, . J7, 88 and t9 North WaterSt, ,aeT-tf . :For Ecnt : A DESD2ACL- STORE AND DWELL- tNG above, cor:; or rcmrth sad Bnuuwicl 'streets, by the New Market Bouse - or terms ,Iy to sepiatt C HUSSEL. Tho Ilonitor, ; - . .. PUBfiSHED AT , . ' ;BI A OlfOL I A STARKEY I". GAEDXT , I Drroa; W.'T. IlAr. NAFOItD, I irwiTOB. Terms a 1 Per 'Annaja In Advance. The Monitor has now a lanrer circulation tn that of any paper published in the eonntte ct ln. plin, Onslow, Sempsi ri-l Jones, andwLl T ' -nl an exceueni meaian i ivertismg, eelr d. as it is, in a Courted :..s,ndHCnei: ,cv tnral section as in Lasuto North Carolina. cpa. bms copies sent oa application. -. . ' aogsl-tf - ,-. -r . Wants. 1 V7i S1TD-A Ycv rt w4 i,-t tv cv- f boardtaarr!'cf.:3 I . C.L- F. W. 'fcERCTTNER. " 87. W and f North Water St T... r i '