w
, TH2U0HiIii.'G Ui'All.
Omn,Dawsou Bank BttUdlngi.Ttont St.
. BATUS p lUBICRimO,
On Tear, hi adrance.
' 11 i T S7 w
Three month, la radvanca ' jvy
Oa.montn,ta. advance 74
Ths Motortii Stab will be delivered In any part
of tha City st Frmxv Csirrs per week. - -
TOE WEEKLY 8TAU.
Aa TBS oi "ttniSCRITTTOW, "
Oue year, la advance . i ; j.
to i:::;::::::;::::;?x
,..$3 00
MX moum:
Three mon
The QeneTa award is officially anjaounced.
It iaJflS, 600,000 in gold , for, damages to
American commcrce.by the Alaiamai Flori
da and Shenandoah after she "left Mel-
bourne. Sir A; Cockburn, the British Com
missioner, refused to sign A decision.' .
British and American claims committee
adjourned at Newport to meet in, Wash
ington October 2. -Tho peddlers' to-'
bacco tax is decided to be personal and is
not transferable. ; Thirty Chinese stu
dents, with tutors "visiting "San Francisco
-The Conservative or Tory party car.
ried Parliamentary election at Preston,
England. Forrester denied Habeas
. . " ' I
Corpus and going back to jail. Wreck
with supposed loss of New Castle bn Tus-1
kar Rock, England. , The trial of Mar
shal Bazaine has brought out facts of great
gravity. . ' " -
"Well, the Geneva-- business is
through and America's wounded feel
ings are healed by the application of
an immense gold plaster. British
gold, you know, can accomplish won
ders. But the English commissioner
does not like the decision and refuses
to sign. Don't think your protest
amounts to much,-Sir Alexander. :
The nomination of Charles Sumner
by the Liberal , Democratic , party of
Massachusetts as Governor of that
State is received everywhere as evi
dence of the depth and strength of
the great political A revolution taking
place. " u.,;' - ' ." ,
' That smart politician, Col. A. K.
McClure, made a fine speech at Read
ing, Pennsylvania, Thursday night,
in which he humorously took off the
Blanton Duncan people.
Last Night's Mail.
THE
C A N V A S S
, IN THE WEST.
Cheering Reports from Illinois,
, Iowa, Ohio and; Inlana.
MoTements ofjerai Speakers. ;
THE GRANT FORCE CONCEN
TRATED ON INDIANA.
BY TELEGEAPIl TO THE TRIBUNE.
m - - ; i Chicago, Sept. 12.
To-nigrht reports come in from all
sections or ino otuie muicaiiug a uni
liant and hearty canvass. The best
known citizens of the State, reinforc
ed to some extent by national . men,
are hurrying forward the work in "this I
. Dtate jo taKe pari lii.tne enlivening
canvass in Ohio Gov, .Palmer, who
has been detained at the bedside of a
. dying daughter for. a week or more,
! is unfortunately lost to the Liberals
for a time 1 ;btit he hopes , to be able
to jbin in' the canvass in Pennsylvania
and New- xork before the JNovember I
election., ine.ieeung m regara 10 There were "8 interments, in PineFor
Jndiana and Ohio is so confident that inrAnrD ni h wt
unit tuaitviiiu, wucic tnu uabtiu ujr i
be sharper, though the prospect
seems none the less secure. Governor
Schurz is. .visiting a few, days at
St. Louis. On the 17 th inst. he goes
to Wisconsin for a week or more, and
ends' the ' month in : Pennsylvania.
Senator Trumbull is in the central
part of the State, speaking to, im
mense throngs and calling forth im
dosing demonstrations" in the way of
opening meetings, barbecues, and as
semblages of the sort. Iowa is alive
with local demonstration, and the
best feeling is manifested in the
strong coalition districts., Gratz
Brown is expected to traverse the
State, and Mr.jTrumbull will; if pos
sible, speak once at Davenport. Gov.
Stone, Fitz Henry Warren, and John
Irish are'represented as continually
on ;.the stump-: from; Davenport to
Council Bluffs,- and a private letter
indicates a confident faith in a large
Liberal 'vote; -
j1 For the present the Grant canvass
is purposely allowed to languish here,
all efforts, in, this and other States be
ing directed to Indiana, where 3Ior
ton, notwithstanding all his money
and appliances, isxjallingfor aid. Il
linois,-tor the time, is "fairly. emptied
of Grant speakers of , note, and the
whole force U to be let loose in' Indi -
ana, supplemented by Boutwell, Yil-
son. lilfiine and Uonklincr. Unio 18
generally given up' : among the Grant
people here, and the entire purpose is
now to five Morton, as it is deemed
morflUtjirable than to work against
p-he hopeless coalition in, Ohio.-
f'.s. . TT m TTI
inthisneizhborhood. and it only remains
to be seen whether the quantities are large
enough to pay for working. Indications oi
iron aoouna among tne nms.w, uua wwwu,
And rinv valniw hre-Wds mieht be
opened, if a more thorough examination be
made. Gold Jhaa been found m small Qua
tmesin JSrM'
TvrAfl: C.tLTtvrt n old and ires-
. . - . Tr.5 xtMItji atnAfii .m. mwt inonsrw i -.uiTimRTmTn bttii. a Tin inv ins immrmni i - . .1. , . , 1 u w - r-: -- - -, , . 1 ' - - . j-- j , r u - i , : 1
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VOL X NO i -
ITIETEOBOLOGICAI. BSCOBD.
September li, 1873. -
( . Tlma Bafme- mom- Wind. Weather.
; I V- ,, ten -r - .h . - , .
: 7 A.M. 80:03 70 KKrVesh Clondr"
S P. iL 80:00 78 N Fresh " Cloudy
P.M. 8008 69 NE Gentle Fair
Not, AU barometric reading are reduced to the
. tea level and to 83 degrees Fahrenheit . .
Robert Sbtboth,
Borg't Signal Serrive U. 8. A.
Weather Report.
i . v , War Department. )
' Office of Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, September 144:83 P. M. )
ProbabttUiea.
For New England northerly winds and
clearand cool weather for Sunday; For
41 Jt Jl. Di- 11 l . "
f- fienerauy lear.weatner,
with winds gradually, pushing to easterly
ana souinenv overtne Liower Lake renon.
For the Southern States east of the Missis
sippi, northerly to easterly winds and clear
weather except along the South Atlantic
coast, where possibly cloudy weather will
probably prevail From the Ohio Valley to
Lake Erie - and Lower Michigan southerly
to easterly winds and clear weather, with
diminishing pressure. From Missouri to
Lake Michigan and northwestward fresh to
brisk southerly to easterly winds and proba
bly increasing cloudiness, with diminishing
pressure. . - ,
IEEE IE OITIT.
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
F. W. Kebchneb. Sundries.
Mchson & Co. Fresh Goods.
Misses Kennedy & Hart School.
House for Rent.
John D. Woody Commission Merchant
Queen & Flanner. Cod Liver Oil.
Geo. Myers. Fresh supplies.
. DeRosset & Co. Goshen Butter, &c
Chas. D. Myers & Co. Stuffed Olives.
Aaron & Rhein stein. Removal
liOeal Dots.
Thick coats were in requisition yester
day afternoon.
There were 19 police arrests during
the past week.
Only one convict sent to the Work
House lust week.
Messrs. Green & Flanner's drug store
will be open to-day.
The Clerk of the Market reports the
arrival of 254 market carts during the past
week. ....
--.-.
Since the 1st of August 909 tax re-
ceipts have been issued by the City Treas-
urer.
Permissions were granted 8 patients to
enter the City Hospital during the past
week.
A colored man, whose name we did
not ascertain,, died at the City Hospital yes
terday.
Capt. I. B. Grainger, President of the
Bank of New Hanover, left for New York
last night.
Four marriage licenses issued during
the past week, of which 2 were for white
and 2 for colored couples.
Mr. Wm. Porter is entitled to the
championship on . Scuppernong-Seedling
grapes. We've been there.
During the week just closed the vari-
ous batchers of this city slaughtered
58
beeves, 7 hogs, 85 sheep and 2 calves.
There was only one interment in Oak
dale Cemetery during the past week and
that was an infant under six months old.
Messrs. Willard Bros, ygsterday
shipped a carload of salt to Georgia. This
w a new feature m our commercial History.
j-.-
The Cape Fear Steam Fire Engine has
been thoroughly repaired and is now ready
for service. , It will be remembered that
both of her fly wheels were broken at the
late fire.
Rev. W. S. Plumer, D. D., will preach
at the First Presbyterian church this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and this evening at 8
o'clock, instead 8J o'clock, as previously
announced. , , , .
- Services in St. ; Paul's (Evang. Luth
eran) church to-day as follows: German
service at 104 A. M. ; English service at 8
P. M. ; Sunday school at 9 A. M.
We are in receipt of the Premium
List of the Farmers and Mechanics' Asso
ciation of North Carolina, for the first An
nual Fair to be held in Goldsboro' Oct
22d, 23rd, 24th and 25th," issued from the
office of the Goldsboro' Messenger.
1 ' Mr. A. O. Taylor, , of the Western
Union Telegraph Office, left yesterday for
the Hot Sorines. Arkansas, where he will
sojourn several weeks. A. G will hereaf
ter be known as 4 4 The Arkansaw Traveler. M
. If the weather shall prove favorable
mere win ue an cuiai w
jgrounds on Tuesday, on the steamer Woe-
eamaw. If it should not be favorable, the
excursion will be postponed until the
Thursday loliowin. xue nouce wiu oe
J girenintimeforthe necessary preparations,
' Mr A.: D. Brown, ; the millinery man,
'i.M fitaiized his return from his late trip
1 Rotlandj bv"eivine his store " at Ex-
change Corner a new and handsome coat
of paint, with the additional improvement
getner mate a very unpuauig njFu
We were shown yesterday a' copper
coin wbicb was dug up recently in the gar-
i - . - iviv 'iAaaA
den of one of our citizens, which -is dated
j in the year 1001." The coin has been worn
Tju "smooth as a piece of glass and these fig-
ures are all that can be distinguished on the
4r"?- -o -T,-r-T,
WILMINGTON,
Domestic Market.
The following prices ruled among retail
dealers in the market yesterday : '.
Apples 60 cents a peck; peaches 50 cents
a dozen; pears 60 cents a peck; grapes 40
cents a peck, or 510 cents a quart; green
corn 25 cents a dozen; sweet, potatoes 25
cents a peck; Irish potatoes 4050 cents a
peck; tomatoes 10 cents a quart; onions 10
cents a quart; okra 5 cents a dozen; butter
beans, 15 cents a quart; field peas 10 cents
a quart; vegetable eggs 1012 cents a
piece; cabbage 525 cents a head; red pep
per 10 cents a bunch; beets 20 cents a bunch;
grown fowls 8090 cents a pair; chickens
6070 cents a pair; eggs 3540 cents a
dozen; sound oysters 20 cents a quart; New
River oysters $2 a bushel; beef heels 510
cents; fish 20&25 cents per bunch; clams 20
cents a peck; crabs 20 cents per dozen;
shrimps 20 cents a quart; beef 1015 cents
per pound; veal 16 cents per , pound; mut
ton 1516 cents per pound; tripe 20 cents
per bunch; rice birds 40 cents a dozen.
An Artful Dodger Cornea to Grief.
Essex Hill, colored, charged with impli
cation in the robbery of Mr. J. H. Hems'
trunk of clothing, on the night of the late
fire, was arrested yesterday and required to
give security in the sum of $200 for his ap
pearance before Justice Cassidey on Mon
day morning, at 10 o'clock, in default of
which he was committed to jaiL A war
rant was issued for Hill at the same time
with the others previously mentioned, but
he succeeded in evading arrest until yester
day. Removal.
On or about the first of next week Messrs.
Aaron & Rheinstein will remove their well
known and popular clothing and dry goods
establishment to their new store on Front
street, at present occupied by Messrs. Grant
& Cowan, where they will have more room
to accommodate their largely increased bus
iness. They expect, in their new quarters,
to offer superior inducements to the whole
sale and retail trade and invite the public
to give them a call before purchasing else
where. Died In Hospital.
Mr. David Ross, an aged seaman, em
ployed on the revenue cutter Seward, died
at the City Hospital yesterday. Mr. Ross
had been in the revenue service for thirty-
seven years, or almost an ordinary life-time.
His funeral will take place from the Hos
pital this mornine. at 11 o'clock. The
Seward is expected to arrive in time for her
officers and men to participate in the last
sad tribute of respect to the memory of their
old shipmate.
Horaee Greeley.
Hon. Horace Greeley having signified
his intention of being present at the Fair of
the Carolinas, which takes place in Char
lotte on the 23rd of October, we are glad to
learn that a movement is on foot to make
an effort to induce him to extend bis visit
to this city. Wilmington would extend a
cordial welcome to our future President and
we hope he may find it convenient to ac
cept the invitation.
Mayor's Court.
The following cases were disposed of
yesterday morning:
James McLoud, charged with fighting,
was fined $10 and the costs.
Dan'l O'Sullivan, charged with drunken
ness, was fined $5 and the costs.
Emma Wright, charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined $5.
One case for selling iiquor without license
was dismissed.;
Free Schools
The Free School on Fourth street and
Campbell Square will open the 1st Monday
in October, with the efficient corps of teack-
ers who have been retained under the new
system, which provides that the parents shall
elect in all cases. This feature will invite
and stimulate home.talent
j , PI
Our Chip Basket.
When you marry, "take the daughter
of a good mother."
Nothing gratifies the gentle sex like a
bundle of paper patterns.
It is an error to imagine that women
talk more than "men. They're lister ed to
more that's all.
Father Hyacinthe, who .married on
Thursday, spoke in 1866 these beautiful
words about marriage: " I open humanity's
book, the bible ; it commences with the his
tory of the family from the cradles of Eden
to the tents of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob,
and of all the pages of human records this
is without controversy the sweetest and
most sublime."
A ctnrv ia tnld of a father in a church.
.n th maxriRtre services came to
where clergyman . Who
thig women t0 De married to this
. reDiied. "Well, sir' I am called
to do it, although it goes agin' : the grain.
I wanted her to marry Bill Blowser who is
worth twice the money o that 'ere man."
A philosopher says: I never yet heard
a man or woman much abused that I was not
inclined to think the better of them,' and
transfer any suspicion or dislike to the per
son who appeared to take a delight in point
ing out the defects of a fellow creature.
' A. boy in school was reading a lesson
from the Bible in that deliberate fashion so
usual .with chaps of six, and when he came
to the passage,4' Keep thy tongue from
evil, and thy lips from guile," drawled out,
and with a decided emphasis, 44 Keeptby
N. C., SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1872.
Type for Sale.
We offer for sale the display and body
type formerly used in printing the Daily
and Weekly Star. Also, a lot of column
rules, chases, brass dashes, &c. The as
sortment of. type is large, and consists of
Bourgeois, Minion and Nonpareil To a
cash purchaser the entire lojt will be sold on
the most reasonable terms, or it will be sold
in lots to suit at a moderate price.
Assault and Battery.
Captain Robert Proctor, of the British
Brig Elizabeth Taylor ; and James White-
sides, mate of the same vessel, were ar
raigned before Justice J, J. Cassidey yester
day morning, on the charge of an assault
and battery on the person of Michael Herth,
one of the seamen. Defendants were dis
charged on the payment of costs.
Bishop Atkinson's Appointments.
Morganton, Sept. 15
Lenoir, 44 17
Grove ChapeL ' 44 18
Statesville. 44 20
Charlotte,.. t 44 23
Salisbury, 44 24
Leaksville, 44 26
Mountain Chapel, 44 27
Greensboro, 44 29
Kittrell's Springs,... . Oct. 1
Louisburg, 44 2
Oxford........ 44 4
Williamsboro, 44 6
Henderson, " 6
Warrenton, " 8
Gaston, 44 10
Weldon, 44 13
Jackson, 44 18
Halifax, 44 14
Rocky Mount, 44 1
Wilson,... 18
Clinton,.. -...-... " 20
Spirits Turpentine.
No Raleigh Sentinel.
A sheep stealing Kenansville ne
gro was jailed.
Mr. Wm. A. Hearne is an
nounced as one of the editors of the Radi
cal organ in Raleigh.
The doctors report a good deal
sickness throughout Edgecombe, mostly
chills and fevers, says the Enquirer.
The Danbury Reporter tells
about an old fellow who woke up the other
night to find a rattlesnake in his bed.
John Hall, of Hall's Ferry,
Davie county, died at his residence after a
short illness, on Tuesday the 3d inst
The Salem Press records a cut
ting scrape at Liberty between several ne
groes, in which several were badly stabbed.
Immigration is on the increase.
CoL Little took charge or a number of im
migrants for this Dtate, arrived at Norfolk
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Rich, aged about 75
years, living some three miles from Wins
ton, died on Monday, says the sentinel of
that place.
Gen. Braxton Bragg is among
the guests at the Warm Springs, and con
templates visiting Asheville in a few days,
says tne irwmeer.
Phillip Langhenour, an old citi
zen of Winston, died suddenly on Wednes
day last at the residence of Frank Griffith,
Esq., says the Winston Sentinel.
The Durham Tobacco Plant
says: uiirman, Jiditor of the francan
(Miner, passed up the road last Thursday
to visit his cousin (?) at Hillsboro.
The Newbern JRepublic learns
that the people in that part of Beaufort ad
jacent to Pamlico are preparing to petition
the Legislature to be set oil and annexed to
the new county of Pamlico.
The present cotton crop in
Edgecombe, says the Tarboro Enquirer, is
a good deal short of an average one. Drought
has injured some, and the boll worm is
playing havoc on several farms.
Captam Jones Cook, aged 86
years and four months, died at his residence
i TO . TXT 1 1 i . . 1
in x raniuin county on rv ecmesuay lasi, me
11th inst - Capt Cook, was one of the
pioneers of Franklin county, and a man of
great innuence m his section.
On Saturday night last the
house and furniture of Hansel Harris. Esq.,
of Wilton, Granville county, were' entirely
destroyed Dy nre, says tne Jiaieign JSetcs.
The fire originated in the garret of the
building, from What cause is as yet un
Known. . ,. ,.
Says the Tarboro Enquirer of
yesterday: Mrs.- Charlotte Dancy, an
aged and highly esteemed resident of our
town, breathed her iast on the night of the
mtWA mill. -AAV ..A. T WWMk I'tVUHVWUt
but her last moments were peaceful and
quiet . She was interred on yesterday in the
1 1 th in at H01 -illnoaa has haan nrrAnxMon
uurymg gruimua oi uer. iamuy.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
oer i4tn. w. a. noDDma, nocKingnam; r , a. jNor
ment, Lnmberton, N. C: J. E, Bale, Cerro Gordo;
Jno. D. Jamison, Columbia. 8. C; K. H. Fey, Vs.;
J. W. Brinkley, Jtaxwelis, N. C; F. S. CantweU,
B. w. inxon,Uitr; J. u. Beuamy, Stanley ua, KODC
Monroe, N. C. ; W. WUUb, Bladen county. .
DISEASE RECOILS
Front the system that has been Invigorated an
regulated by a course of that most beneficent of all
vegetable elixirs,.HoBtetter's Stomach Bitters. Such
at least, is the Inference we are compelled to draw
from the testimony of thousands of persons residing
In unhealthy, districts, who attribute , their escape
from the epidemic and other complaints which pre
vail there in the spring and autumn solely to the use
of this great protective and preventive medicine.
Many Western and Southern farmers and planters,
as invariably as they sow and plant in the spring
and reap and gather in the fall, administer it at
those seasons to their families and employes, and
take it themselves from twice to three times a day.
The demand for it in the fever and ague districts
bordering on the Mississippi, Ohio and Arkansas
rivers is immense ; and wherever the natural condi
tions are such as to generate Intermittent or remit
tent fevers,' it Is held In the highest esteem, both as
an antidote to the atmospheric virus which provokes
them, and as a swift and certain remedy for those
distressing forms of disease. It is almost unneces
sary to say that this renowned tonic and renovator
is now generally accepted as a standard specific for
indigestion, biliousness, nervous, distemper, rheu
matism, physical weakness and mental despondency,
not only by the public at large, but by all unpreju
diced medical men. The vast popularity; e theBlt-
ters has of coarse led to many counterfeits and imi
tations, against which the commanlty axe requested
Merited Distinction ,
The well-known Groton Junction, on the ereat
thoroughfare of the Northern lines to Boston, has
ceased to be. With a large and increasine; DODula-
tion. proud as well as prosperous, its citizens, in
mass meeting assembled, have voted to chancre the
name of their town to " Atkb " after one of the
best known men in America, Br. J. C. AnsB, of
uoweu ana we legislature oi jnassacnusetts nas
enacted that decision into law. We commend their
choice, for not onlv is the name short and distinct
ive, but Dr. Ayer's medicines have made it grate-
iuuy Known to tne enas or tne eartn. iroDaoiy no
living man has carried relief to such countless mul
titudes of the sick as he, and this high honor, from
his neighbors, tells the estimation In which he is
by
sep 13-eodlwD&ihW Fr SuWed
SPECIAL NOTICES.
School for Young Ladies,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Misses Kennedy & Hart, Principals.
THE DUTIES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
resumed on Wednesday, the ted of October.
For further information, see circulars or apply to
Principals, corner g arket and Third streets.
sep 15-3 taw u spe
Notice to Tax-Payers.
Omci or Tax-Co llbctoh "
Nsw Hxnovn Couwtt, I
No. 13 Market street, Wilmington, N. C f
Septemser 13, 1873. j
The Tax Books, for State and County, for the
year 1873, having been placed in my possession, tax
payers are requested to make prompt payment I
may be found at my office every day (Sundays ex
cepted) during the present monlh.
DAVID PIGOTT,
Tax-Collector New Hanover County.
sepia-tf .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AAEON & EHEINSTEIN
WILL
TO THEIR
NEW STORE,
T70RMERLY OCCUPIED BY MESSRS. GRANT
X' & COWAN, opposite the Hotels, on or about
Monday, Sept. 23rd.
THEIR LARGELY INCREASED
BTJSIITBSS
AND
STOCK
Have rendered, this change necessary
O-OOIDS
App ripitinr ppnoivofl Iitt T?vdptt Ctoomop I
1XIU UU1U& 1UUU1IUU Uj JJIU1J UlUOlUUl I
I
AND
Wholesale Buyers
Would do well to examine their stock before pur-
cBttBing eisewnere.
sep 15-tr
JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGS LOT OF
Common 11-inch Plug
Bright and dark doabl
thick Navy, Black and
and other grades of
fine
CMUMacco;
Also a fine lot of ii
ported and domestic
QT?YlAaDQ
WAiVI im.Kff
Prices Reduced to new
30 cent tax.
H. BURKHIMER,
Slsn of the Indian Chief,
. No. 6 market St.
sep 15-tf
THY THE CANFIELD
Condensed Milk,
TWO DOLLARS PER CAN,
T OWER THAN ALL OTHER BRANDS AND
I J Kattor trfmfmAu. '
GINGER ALE,
FRESH PIG HAMS,'
v BEEF TONGUE,
Fresh parched Java and Laguayra Coffee, ;
Fresh Family Supplies
Received Br Every Steamer
sep 15-tf
At GEO. MYERS1.
Foreign and Domestic
CASSIMERES. i
Suits made to Order
IN THE NEWEST STYLES.' ;
FRESH ARRIVAL of READY-MADE
CLOTHING!
FKNH WHITE SHIRTS, &ci
iMUNSON A CO.,'
J... City Clothing Store.
sep 15-tf
" . ' ' Market street.1.
PUEE f V
.r.
Cincinnati Starch.
1 AA BOXES REFINED PEARL STARCH,
Barrels:'
"WHOLE NO. 1,556.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
: THE POTEST GRADE ( ,
C OF FEES:
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, CHOICE OLD
Laguyra, ..,
Extra Selected Rio,
CEYLON, MARACABO AND MOCHA.
FBESH GROUND PURE COFFEES
BY EVERY STEAMER.
; CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.
sep 15-tf
Bacon and Fork.
HHDS.AND BOXES SMOKED SIDES,
JQQ Dhda. and Boxes D. 8. Sides,
Hhds. and Boxes D. S. Shoulders,
-.'... 9
l"f g Hhds. and Boxes Smoked Shoulders,
JQQBbls. Porky
For sale oy
F. W. EERCHNER.
sep lS-tf 37,38 and 29 North Water St
Cod Liver Oil,
pOD LIVER OIL AND LIME, SACHET POW-
der.
TO OTHBR USHES,
Segars and Tobacco, Paints, Oils, Glass and Putty,
gePia-tl At U1UUUM & JTLANJN.mi'8.
Fresh Goshen Butter.
A SMALL LOT JUST RECEIVED PER STEAM-
ship Tonawanda, and
. .. For sale-by
sep 15-St
DxROSSET ft CO.
Saddlery,
LL KINDS OF SADDLES, HARNESS, TRAV
ELING BAGS, and everything In tie line of
SADDLERY GOODS,
Cheap for Cash at J. S. Topham -Co.s
jno. o soutn jrroni c,
febft-tfnac Wilmington, N. a
iririt Barrels.
200
ND-HANE COUNTRY AND NEW
York Cai
For sale low.
DxROSSET & CO.
sepl5-3t
Stuffed Olives,
OPANISH OLIVES, ANCHOVIES, ENGLISH
Albert Middlemass Biscuit '
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO., t
7 North Front street '
sepl5 -tf
Spt. Casks. Hoop Iron, Hay,
ioaa spirit casks.
UUU A ( Tons Hoop Iron,
ntU - OAA Bales Hay,
For sale by
F. W. KERC
sep 15-tf;
37, 38 and 39 North Water '
Bagging and Ties.
OA A BALES HEAVY BAGGING, 1600 Bundles
BALE
Ties,
For sale by
F. W.
sep 7-tf
37. 38 and 39 North Water I
Coffee, Corn and Bye.
OR A SACKS RIO, LAGUAYRA AND JAVA
oclU Coffee, 10,000 Bushels Corn, 300 bushels
eeaxtye,
' . ; For sale by
F. W. KERCHNER,
sep 15-tf . 87, 28 and 39 North. Water St.
For Bent,
FROM 1st OF OCTOBER NEXT, the
DWELLING on N. W. corner of 8rd
and Red Cross streets. It has six rooms.
good out-houses, and well of excellent
water and garden.
jfor terms appiy on tne premises,
sep 15-St
i f
olm-D.-Woody 1
General Comiiilssioii Merchant, ;
North Water StM; Wllmlnarton, N. C.
PERSONAL ATTENTION PAID TO THE SALE
of Cotton. Naval Stores and Countrv Produce.
Highest prices obtained and prompt returns made.
sep la-am
M. Cronly, Auctioneer.
BY CRONLY 4c BIORRIS.
DESIRABLE LOTS
JL Rare. Opportunity for a Permanent
Location or for Present and
Prospective Investment. .
nN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 36th, 1873, AT
1 i1.lr u rlll anil a. Vvuli.nrfa ftnrmmr
ail tnatvaiuaoie piece or parcel oi i
Re al:Est ate
Situated upon Cbesnut, between Sixth and Seyenth
streets, as designatea oeiow : , , .
110
110
110
oit
;'8
8
8
8
... -
V
-r li.J,.-rj:w
55'
65
85'
CHSNUT SlUiuir.
SBCO
fkB,
MS
III, v
Isistt 1
HATjES OK A1V
nnf Nnmni one uav.. .....
I'1 " " r- three days..... ..;.,rf.v;.4 ". '
"'- " four days... r-iv 5 , ,
" iv dsys,'..HJr,U.tvw'. li
a ; - u; .'.bo weeks.. J r" 1 i .
u
Tares weeks..
fl 50
.'4
On3 month.. v ' k
Three mmtluv,.....:-..v;:S S
; Six months.;;.',. ..ti.-':iV.. ;o JJ
w t One year.. .
STContract AdverttoexnenU'takeo. at proporr
tlonately low rates. - , . , ' .. .... n -
niv Stmarea estimated ss a quartcr-coiunuv
ten squares as a half -column. . . , 1-. -; -
Marriages, Deaths, Religious. Funeral anoum-
OX j BVIMn Hill vm uwmvu 7 " ""ii L . j
for in advance; otherwise full rates will be charged.
mm anrSI 1 ItA VVk I III I L nmi ' nLHD VI V. wh
rpSpecial Notices and Advertisements kept un
der head of "New Advertisements" 80 percent ad
ditional to regular rates. . . ' . ; 'S.''
TIEMS vasuonaemanu." .r
MILCELLANEOUS.
M. Cronly -Auctioneer.
OYICBONL Y 4c .MORRIS. - ; ,
Desirable Dwellings
FOR.REHT AT, AUCTION.
N TUESDAY NEXT, 17IK INSTANT, AT 10 '
nviwir 4 XT. w will rent, at Kxcnamre uorner.
ror one year from. Jst vcwoer exi, a wow"
Dwelling
CONTADriKCr 7 EOOilS,
Situated on the South side of Market,- between Tth
and 8th streets. There are upon the premises
Kitchen, Water, Ac. ; and a Dwelling . - - i
coiiTAiHrira .8 eooms, ; b
Situated on Church, between 8th and 7th .streets.
Kitchen, Water, Ac., upon the premises. 'Also, at
same time and place, several small dwellings indif
ferent portions of the dty, sep lS-St 13, 15,17
For Bent,
TTor one year" from iit October next.
x1 tn
the well-known
OLAEENDON "SALOON, :
. . . - -. .
Situated on the South side of Market street, form
erly occupied by Maj. W. N. Peden and st present
by John G. Baa man. This place is so well-known
comment Is unnecessary it speaks tor Itself.
For terms and particulars'apply to
,Y A MORRIS.
Na 5 North Water street
sop lS-St 13, 15, 18
. ; - .1 - ,
Eegister'B OiEce, V ;
JJEW HANOVER COUNTY,
x Wilmington, N. a, Sept JO, 187L :
All persons Doma business xtsquiR
ing a license from the Sheriff are hereby noti
fied that everv license nrast ba rerlatered in this of
fice in accordance with section 81 of the Tax Bill. :A
f assed at the session of General Assembly 1871 and .
873. . -. A
The penalty for failing to register Is $30 the fee
i or regisirauon is xa cenia. ? , j v ,
All those who apply for license will pleats take
notice, as the law will be rigidly enforced.
JOS. a HTT.T.,
sep 8-oaw3w Su
JUST iLRBIVED :
SEPTEMBER - MjlLETS,
ONION S; P OT A T OEsl
O.H-B'B S.'E ,
FBESH BUTTER, LARD, &C. :
FOR SALE LOW BY . i A
sep 14-tf D&W ; BINFOBD, CROW A 00,
To the lovers
GOOD BOOKS AND
) Standard Literature.
The attentloa of connoisseurs and all lovers of
Books and Standard Literature is directed to
Rate aM VahialJle forts j
In Store, which are Justly considered the ft est odt
leetion of works ever offered for sale in the city.
Among them will be found magnificent editions of
the best authors, and copies, in, Hae condition, of
many rare and splendid illustrated Works, at
;., f,M'HKIKSBEIlGBE',8 ",
. sep 14-tf . live Book and Musis Stora . ;
State of North Carolina,
Brunswick County Saperlor Court.
PATRICK MTOPHT AS ADMINISTRATOli oV
bonis non of Thomas P. Hall, deceased, '
; ' ,i , ;.f ,V!;.V, 5 -,.. : -, - Plsi&tlff,'
Sam
Hall, William H. Hall, James Owen and
wife,
beta Owen, AmaryUss P. Ashe, Jails Halt,
Sophia Hall, John Howard, Marl-
anna Howard, Thomas Walker and wife, Julia Walk
er, samuei nail, wiwam U uau, Thomas tf. uall,
Thomas O. Brown and wite, Mary B. Brown, Sarah
J Hall. William H Rmsn uid vita fXrwiln W
Drown, Angeio a. uenron ana wire, jtuzaDetn u. . V
Benton, heirs st law ot Thomas P, HalK dee'd. - - ' ' If ;
Derenaants. t
V . . ... .X . . 1 . . A 1,
adniLnlBtration. " 1' . . :-,; ' .
reawm o seu iaua m pav aeoia ana cnanree or
' ORDER FOR PUBLICATION.
To Samuel HalL William H. Hall. - Aniatvths P. '
Aahe, James Owen and wife Elisabeth, Julia Hall,
Bopnia uau, j onn uowaro, siary Ann uowaro, 'lnoa.
Walker and Julia Walker his wife, non-residents of
the State of North Carolina, and aetendants to tho '
aoovepeaoon:
z ou are n
of tha Clerk
You are hereby summoned to appear st the office
of the Superior Court f 01
Superior Co
for the countv .
and State aforesaid on
Tuesday,
iv. the 8tn oar of Octo.
i day
he a
jrdii
ber, 1873, to-answer the complaint in the above so
set, to-answer us
or Judgment wl
Hon,
or juugment wui oe uuua.accoroiiig to tne
pra
aver ox tne nennon.
Wltnesa, W. G. Curtis. Clerk of Superior
Court, at.
office in 8mithviUe, this 6th dsy of August, A. D., -
w; o. i.'i 'H'l'ra. ,
,.aiig30oawewT5tr '.vTfl'b- .A 'f - c. s,
The Ilonitor;
r--:L
rTTBTiSTTED AT ".
W.i.
STARKSY F. GARDNER,
T,HAN-
HAFOED, iyni';w';
Terms 1 Per Annum la Advanee.
Th Monitor has now, a larger slraalatisa thaa
thatsf any paper put-lissed laths csusties of Du
plin, Onslow, Sampson and Jonas; sad will bs found
an excellent medium for advertising, being situated.
as tt is, w s nourishing tows, and as f a as agrical-
turai section as 10 JBastera alerts. GsMJlaa. f
ospies ssat ta ; apUsatas
augll-a., x, k., , ,. .
Wasliington Ilarlict 1
mrnt'-mswifpxm this ; mokstmo,
. r, ; Finest Wetjtern Beef ;
, .... .... .. . (. ,.f... . v,- iV
The State ess afford. ' Price for choice eats 13 W
cents. Their old friends and cuatomexs are iurited
to call on them. . - ' " '
. sep 11-ot A , . ' ; CAPP9 ft DOUGLASS. ,,
rriTB nonimra star rook Rnrxw
X. EST ia eompleU la ail ail its STMintmeata.
and Is la charge of tt of the most stsUiful wortoaea
In the State,
cheaply ia
All r- of Ksxiias
expsCxuvtlsly. '
-"Wants.
-TTT' ANTEDA sober Printei yr saa ftav
! IT- f erred, f Payists weakly tJ4lre AtfrS
at once, wit lawatl iss, Us JLtssrU
vka a 'it oi i:k5?''i'?&? "I
stawmlTf,
1 i
peciaoie
pa
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