North Carolina Newspapers

4 V rv v. -I f : t in. THE HORIHIIG STAE. PUBLT3HED DAILY, BT. , -. omcB, Dawson Bank BoUdings, Front St - RATX8 Or SinMOKIPTIOM. -r in advance, , no Tfftr ta advance. . . . .w. . ; . t ... $7 00 StX m'" .v, inHvuin ; - e no Month, in awMe...,vf...i 75 - m.. Morhwo Stab will be-delivered In any part , City atFirrww CMrrs per weea . . OUTLINES, v- Curtin accepts the Liberal nomination for delegate at large to the Pennsylvania Consti tutional Convention and declares forBucka- jeW The German military are ta.be withdrawn from, the provinces of ' Marrie and Haute Marne, commencing on the 15th of October. Heaviest rains known in Wisconsin. Great destruction of property.' . Grant went back to Washington ye terday evening. "- The New York Com mittee of Seventy held a meeting yesterday and resolved to have nothing to do with national issues. "iv-' :".. u '- COV. JOHN W. CUNNINGHAM. The Raleigh - Netes 1 pays i the fol lowing high, but wholly merited com-; pliment to this gentleman: Among the members elected'to the Senate o? the North Carolina Legis lature, tho gentleman whose name stnnils at the head of this, article will take a liigh and prominent position. Mr. Cunningham has considerable Legislative experience, having been repeatedly elected r from his county, Person, to the General Assembly. lie is a high-toned gentleman, of popular manners, liberal, kind-heart- ed and generous, and has 'many warm and devoted friends. Mr. Cunningham, moreover, is a true man and devoted patriot thor oughly posted on political affairs, and keenly alive io the interest and welfare of his native State. ' North Carolina needs the services of such men men of high character, integrity, patriotism and intelli amgence for when such men are in her mblic councils all will go welL The ionor,the rights and liberties of the citizens will bo safely guarded. , Thehiladclphia Press makes the important : announcement that ex Gov. Curtiri, tho Hon. Eli Slifer and Titian J. Coffey are ; each prepared with distinct declarations for the Lib eral cause! METEOROLOGICAL RECOBD. September 94, 1873. -, Time. Baf?fne" momi Wind.;. Weather. . eter. , "TaTjT 80:83 75' SE Gentle Cloudy 8 P. M. 80:21 85 S Fresh Clondy 9 P.M. 80:81 't 74 ISKFregh Clondy Mean Temp, of day, 77 deg. . . , Motb. All barometric readings are reduced to the sea level and to 33 degrees Fahrenheit Robert Sitboth, . Serg't Signal Serrice U. S. A. Weather Report. ; Wab Department, kCENT, 1 P. M. j Office of Chief Blsmal Officer, Waahingtou, September 24 4:35 P. Probalrililie. . For New England on Wednesday, south easterly and southerly winds and cloudy weather, with rain by or on Wednesday night; for the Middle States, southeasterly and southerly winds, cloudy weather and rains; for the South Atlantic States, easterly to southerly winds, cloudy weather and rain; for the Gulf States, southerly -to west erly winds and partly cloudy weather; for the N orthwest, rising barometer, northerly to westerly winds and clearing weather, and extend eastward over Missouri,. Illinois and Lake Michigan by Wednesday morning, and over Michigan and Indiana by Wednes day afternoon. The low barometer over Wisconsin probably move northeastward into Canada; brisk and very brisk southerly winds for Lakes Huron, Erie and Michigan to night and for Lake Ontario on Wednes day. ; ' : Cautionary signals are ordered for Mil waukee, Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland and Buffalo. ' thboit.y; : NEW ADVERTISEMENTS." -;. IlEixsiiEBaER Knowledge is Power. S. R. Bcnttno Auction Sales." w See notice headed 4 Removal.! ' l ; f R .B. J ewett Clarendon Lodge. F. O. II awlev Agent. ' ' SpRtm & Hinson Hay at $1 ' T. D. Love & Co. For Sale. - . ' 'z11 ' Mrasos & Co. The " Newmarket " Suit Oliver Ditson & Co. Gems of Btrausa. T (he Democratic and Cmaerrtiv Voters of the Fourth .Ward. , In accordance with a , resolution of the , County Executive Committee, a meeting of the Democrats and Conservatives of the Fourth Ward is hereby called at Germania Hall, on Front, between Dock and Orange reets, Friday evening,. Sept 27th, at:. 7 o'clock, for the purpose of organizing a Greeley and Brown Club. . " ; . ; . - F.'W. Kerchner, Member Ex. Com. for Fourth Ward. -Mayor's Court. ;-t- , : ,. ' ' , r. The following cases were disposed of sterday morning r. V ' v -J- John Fry, charged with disorderly con duct, waa sentenced to the Work House for thirty days. " ci- - - - Jake Sullivan, charged with drunkenness and resisting the police, was sentenced to pay a fine of $30, or go to the Work House ior thirty days. Fine : subsequently re duced to $15, which" wW paid," and defend ant discharged. . 1 V"" Temperaneo Addreoo tht KVontna? "VVe have been requested to again call the attention of our citizens to the fact that Mr." r. J. Duncan, of Sumter S. C.t will deliver. n address on temperance at the'Beamen'a -Witnel this evening at 7 o'clock. Mr. Dun- anhas the reputation of being an able speaker, whlleat the same time his whole heart is enlisted In (the ' cause for which he is laboring. Th0 lecture is to be'delivered nder tho auspicei of . Friendship -Temple' nonor or Temperance, and. Mt- .Olivet ConpciL- The ladies and the public gener- -jr are earnestly requested to be present , . . . j. . A man may not Jike the fashion of his nose, out hefoUowi.lt. -."W " 1 ' ' .. , . '. " - 1 ' ' " ' ' " " " ' ' , ' ' ' " ' ' " ' ' " - ' r ' " ' VOL. XI;-NO: 2. X3i Local Dot ' ',;.; . ,TS t? r"?:i.i i. - The political cauldron has commenced boOing.'',: '. '- ';; ' ';N '' Last night had a decidedly. equinocV tial appearance,..'. ;;.-,-, j,'.'.v-Vv.u--r. . . , ,-- Blue overcoats are a thrilling "predic tion: for the winter. ;p;. .l;.t 7 . Some of the finest shrimps of the season in market yesterday. , ' ' ' John Fry, colored was sent tp .the "Tork House yesterday4 v ''.' . . The Quide of . Richmond, has been changed to a Sunday paper. Justice Cassidey has had his hands fnl of petty cases for several days past , Bear in mind that 44 old John Robin son's show " is on its way in this direction. i Regular meeting of Clarendon Lodge No. 2, K. of P.," this evening, at 8 o'clock. Mr. W. T. ' Newell is th'ei authorized agent of .the Magnolia A dvertiser in this city.' ' There was a fine rain at Lilesville and other points on the Charlotte road Monday night. - ' ; " ' We are glad .to learn that Mr. J. O. Bauman, who has been quite ill, is rapidly recovering. The Rev. J. B. Purcell, formerly of this city, but now of Baltimore, is on a brief visit to his friends in this place. ' "" yt , The case of Simon Taylor, charged with the larceny of a quantity of cigars, has been laid over for a future hearing. A rise in the river, which we hope will take place in a few days, would give an im petus to business, especially on the wharves. Mr. W. X. Paxton, the well known energetic business manager of the Sumpter Watchman, paid us a brief visit -yesterday. ' Messrs. W. S. & D. J. Devane have re moved their law office to Princess street, next door East of Mr. J. C. Heyer'a store. The City Clerk and Treasurer is still too unweU to be at his post, but this does not interfere with the work of tax coUect ing. f?'.'. 9 The excursion to the blackfish grounds yesterday, on the steamer Waccamaw, . was participated in, we learn, by over a hun dred persons. : Messrs. Bunting & McQuigg, at their salesrooms on North Water street, will sell sundry articles at auction this morning, commencing at 9$ o'clock. The work o renovating and refitting the Opera House is steadily progressing and the opening of the theatrical season will find it in splendid condition. ;- Among the new subscribers to our paper yesterday, was one residing on the corner of Twelfth and Market streets. 44 Eastward the Star of Empire takes its way!" Messrs. Bunting & McQuigg will con tinue the sale of lots to-morrow. A rare opportunity is here offered men of moder ate means. A half-lot can be purcliased at trifling cost Mr. Patrick McCourtney, familiarly known as "Mike," died of congestive chiU at the residence of CoL D. Klein yesterday evening. He was formerly the weU known porter of the National HoteL Few people know, . and thousands do not know, that by placing a glass fruit jar on . a folded towel thoroughly soaked in cold water, the fruit can be poured in boil ing hot, with no more danger of breaking than with a tin can, .... The broken walls of the buildings re cently burned on North Water street are tottering, and with the least impetus will be tumbled into the street The matter should be attended to before an accident results to some one passing in that vicinity Connty COmnIeloer. - :; "At ad adjourned "meeting of the Board held yesterday morning the following busi ness was transacted: The following was submitted and adopt ed: . ' i- . : - . , ' 'iK-i'i Whereas, J. W. Schenck, Jr., who was elected Sheriff ' by the people at the late August election, has failed to give sufficient bond, as reauired by law. the' Board of County Commissioners do declare the of fice of Sheriff of New-Hanover County to be vacant -r r On motion, the Board proceeded to elect and appoint Sheriff- for the "county; of New Hanover for the unexpired. term of said office, viz: until the first Monday in September, A- D.i . 1874, -unless otherwise provided for. by the General Assembly of the State. ; r The Board then "proceeded to ballot for Sheriff,, whereupon R.; B. r Frayser; was duly appointed ; and elected' Sheriff of ihe county of New Hanover, to hold" the offlce until the next regular . election, - upon his giving bonds required bylaw, with, secu rity to be approved by the Board.' ; On motion the Sheriff elect was allowed two days to prepare his bonds. ' Communicatioa of James' F.' Post, re garding- the bridge overBeasley's Creek, was referred 't to the Committee on roads and bridges, , with power to make the chang es desired. .'5.f jfYV; ' , Adjourned to meet on Friday morning nezt, the 26th Inst, at 11 o'clock. Fourth Ward, Attention t J j Mr, :I.i ,JCerchner, member", of the County Executive v Committee from ? the Fourth Ward, calls a meeting of the t Con servatives and Democrats of .tbaf Warrior be held at Germania Hall, .Friday" evening at 7 o'clock: for the purpose o organizing a' Greeley .arid . grown v Club.? It is hoped that the 11 Old Fourth which has .hereto fore, been : so- prompt ; to 'obey the call of duty, iWill ,Je: largely - represented at' the' wiijmington,"n: c, Wednesday September? 251872; i Our Approaching Fair. . ; ;. . ,:, -. j. ;; The . time for the . holding of the next annual Fair of the Cape jFear Agricultural Association is rapidly approaching. .. What are our merchants doing' in the matter of special premiums and our farmers" and! me chanics in "preparing "articles for exhibition? There is no time to lose if we wish to make our coming Fair what it should be, and what it is intended to be the, most success ful one in every respect . that 'lias ever yet been held in Eastern North Carolina..- The ladies, too, who have ever been among the foremost in advancing the interests of the Association, must he up and doing, and, if possible, redouble their energies, to make the Fair a credit to oui State and section. In selecting Col. Roger A. Pryor, formerly tne. of Virginia's favorite sons, but now an adopted citizen of New York, to deliver the annual address on the occasion, the Ex ecutive Commit displayed good taste, as his splendid reputation as an orator will doubtless be the means of largely increas ing the attendance."' ' ' ' Let everybody but do ' their whole duty in promoting 'the success of our coming Fair and we have no doubt that it will meet the most sanguine expectations of all in terested. Now is the time to work"for it I . - . Stains. If you have been picking orhandUng any- acid fruit and. have Etained your hands, wash them in Clearwater, wipe them lightly and while they are yet moist strike a match and shut your hands around it so as to catch the smoke, and the stain will dis appear. If you have stained , your ging ham or muslin dress or white -pants, with berries, before wetting the cloth with anything else, pour boiling water through the stains and they will dis appear. Before fruit juice dries it can of ten be removed by cold water, using a sponge or r towel, if necessary Rubbing the fingers with the inside of the paring of apples will remove most of the stains caused by preparing ink$ also if it be washed out or sopped up from the carpet with cold wa ter when it is spilled, can be almost entire ly removed. Jottings Journalistic. Major Baker P. Lee, lately nominated for Congress from the Norfolk district by the Conservatives, withdraws from the Norfolk Journal. . The Salisbury Watchmanh&a just entered on the second volume of its third series. Continued success to the Watchman. . : Messrs. Ellis and Potts retire from the Hickory Tavern Eagle, and Mr. J. B. Hussey, a young and talented lawyer, accedes to the editorship and proprietorship of that excel lent paper. Among the quill drivers who extended courtesies during a recent trip of one of our editors was Capt R. T. Fulguhm of the Goldsboro Farmerf and Mechanics' Journal, inadvertantly ommitted in yesterday's Way Notes." Friendly Words. Our cotemporary of the Petersburg Prog ress says : "The Carolina Farmer for Sep tember is replete with articles of sterling worth, original and selected. Unlike many other agricultural publications the Farmer sacrifices none of its dignity and opportuni ty for usefulness to maudlin love, tales and funny things which so far from improving and elevating the social circle distil a subtla poison which works a 'mental, moral and physical injury. It is a well printed pamphlet of thirty-two pages, published at Wilmington. N. C, at $2 per annum." Oar Chip Basket. ? -t Educated on a "sound basis" The drummer. '"'''.' rk', 1 4 What have you to remark, madame, about my singing,". "Nothing, sir; it is not remarkable." v ' " ' 1 v " The Japanese government has forbid den women o cut ther hair .short, or in any. way to depart from the. old fashions, but allows the men to do as they please. . . . . . . ;;-. ; r . t A lady was one day walking through the streets of London, when the tray of a butcher's boy came in contact with her and soiled her dress. The deuce take the tray C she exclaimed angrily. 44 Ah, but the deuce can't take the tray,. replied the boy. ' I An Indiana, man took a friend home to tea the other evening, without giving' his wife notice. That night she talked herself into a paralysis of the tongue. Now aU the men in the neighborhood are" sending for friends and -taking them, home at all hoursvr1 .oV.-.T.r '-' '' ''''.?'. r.-'C.!?- A Western man thinks smart girls may be thus described.--14 They can paddle their own canoe if there is any necessity for it, or be just as dainty and frightened at a rip ple in the water, as though theyx did . not know a boat-hook from a jew's-harpl They suit themselves to circumstances.; .Ton meet them on Broadway in the morning, or on the avenue in . the afternoon, and look at their elegant clothes and jstylish wayjhfvith envy, wishing you had . peen born ncn rather than handsome." .. . Blskop Atkinson's Appointments. Biaiesvuie. ..............t. - vr? 4 unarione, Salisbury, ........ -i 44 24 ' Leaksvifle, . . . , , . . . . 44 . 26 Mountain Chapel, r:V. ...... . 44 27 ? Greensboro,.. . . . f. I ........ . 1 V 29 v ;Kittren'sBprings,..iiiii,OctJ 1 ;Louisburg, ,.rr.. 444 -t 2 ' CXIOTO,. .... f,f f ...... ..! -.ji.'y ' Williamsboro, . . . . . . ..... 44 .!.5 'KHendersonV; ;M?KXi:t"' 6 . wicuiiuu,).. ... f ei.., ;'. - Gaston.. .. i ri .. . , 4- 10 lasXOU, . . ...... i... 'V- iwddon,L'jr.k. ::u..u;;i4lJ. 12 ; Jackson, . t ' : Halifax.... . :r?.?.r. ' Rocky Mount's .Vw 1 1. ,44 .ie Spirits.Turpt3ntine. ." " .. ..' '-.''. - ThN;CfS B. Schedule hai changed, and the Eastern bound mail ar rives at Raleigh 'at 5:55,: a. m., andthe .Western at 8 p. to. . .::?:tnU't , Owing to the. small pox -being at Nashville, : Maj. ' H. A. . ' London ' will not speak at that place, but at Rocky Mount on Thursday next, 20th inst ' - '"; '',. Two gen'lmen of color got into a' fight m Raleigh and one of them got sey eralstabs with a knife. ' Both oound over to Superior Court, says the Sentinel?; it , A pumpkin vine with thirty-five pumpkins, covering an entire, square, and several stalks of corn of pure purple color are novel sights to the editor, "of the States ville Intelligencer. -4 , The Intelligencer " relates 'the story of a bold attempt to rob the store of Irvin, Foard & Co., of Statesville. .It.f ailed because a gentleman appeared on the scene after the shutters were opened. "' It has been going .the rounds of the press that Col John Baxter, of Knox ville, Tenn., was a candidate for Governor of that State. This, we think, 1s a mistake. It? is. Hon. Edmond Baxter,, of Nashville, So says the Shelby Banner: ' v ' The Sentinel learns that , the North Carolina Agriculturar; Society; has decided to remove the fair grounds after the next fair to a more eligible' situation. The location has not yet been fixed. '. The Index says -Mr. John E. Clarke, of Henderson, , was in Peteysburg, Monday, soliciting subscriptions in aid of the Central Agricultural Society, which held its annual exhibition on the 8th of Oc tober, and that Mr. Clarke met with Very good success. v; -' .. . Says the Varrenton Gazette: Last Thursday evening a ' most shocking and fatal accident occurred in the Shady Grove section, bywhich a young white man by the name of AVert, Conn was' instantly killed bv W. F. Alston. "Esq. - A Dartv of gentlemen were; hunting- deer, and Conn was acting as driver. Mr. Alston, was at one of the stands, waiting for the approach of the deer, and hearing something rapidly coming from behind him. he suddenly turned, thinking it the deer, and in chang- uie puaiuoa oi ms gun, n bituck. ' ms arm and fired, putting a load of buck-shot through Mr. Conn's heart , who f eU "from np norse a uieiess Doay. Postal Caras. ;..'. . Call at the Star office and examine speci mens of Postal Cards. A novel method of advertising or writing- letters on a cheap scale. Who will be the first merchant of Wilmington to try them? 'May be sent any where in the United States atone cent each. Furnished with printed card, or blank for wntmft. . .of ' . tf A Poltqlot BusrNiss The wide-snread influence of American skill and enterprise has outstripped the comprehension of the Americans themselves. The fabrics of our mills clothe the savages of both con tinent. They wrap the loins of Africa, and tho tawny skins of South American pampas. But wider still are spread the products of our skill in -medicines. A late visit to Dr. J. C. Aver A Co.'s labora tory and office In Lowell, showed as that the whole surface of the inhabitable globe pays its tribute there; there they cater to and serve the require ments of almost all nations. Their publications are in the many tongues that widely-severed people use. i neir leuers must do reaa rrom ana written in many tongues, for which there sits a long range of corres- tonaenis witn tne inaispensabie accompnsnments or their duties. Their daily mall of half a bushel of letters brings them advices, orders and. remit tances from the circle of the world. We were over whelmed with amazement, and our readers would be, bv an inspection of this wonderfnllv extenxive. nealtn-dealing enterprise. Holly Springs Mint.) Lonsercartte. tsep xa-eoaiw.uKW irrsa wed HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Hotel. R. Jones. Proprietor. Septem ber ai, 1872, W. T. Partem, So. Ca.; B. P. Strick land, U Yargo, Pair Bins; H. - fciinson, Wnltevllle; T. J. Robinson, Philo Alcott, W., C & A. R. R.: Jno. Hauser, N. C; J. F. Oliver, Bladen county; 11. S. Cohen. Goldsboro; W. M. Prentiss, Richmond, Va. ; C. E. Rushing, Mis Clara Rnshing. Hiss Mary Rash ing, Mobile, Alx ; Mrs. F. Brodwfll and son. Laurel HOI; O. W. Laar, Baltimore, ML: J. P. Bambridge, Rochester: R F. Havens, Washington; J. W.Lamb, wj; marsaaii nance, iorrvuie. DIED. of congestive chill, Patrick McCourtney, a native of uoonty uoscommon. ireiana, aged 45 years. . The funeral will take place this (W ednesdsy after noon, st X o'clock, from the residence pf Cot D. Klein, thence to Oakdale Cemetery.' Friends asd acquaintances are Invited, to attend. !; fitl . NEWADYERTISEMENTS, Clarendon Lodg No 5 K, OF P. : : ::.v JEQTJLAK MEETING .TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. BeptS5-lt . ,AA -n, .' ;: . JJCW JfTT, B, S.:-, TJ Awiiwrrtl ThR LAW OFFICE OF W. tC & D. . UEVANB has been removed from Market street to the buQd- lag nezt East of J, C. Beyer's store, on Princess street !;; ':'T . i ; v;v lBptaatf v i S. JR. BUNTING' Auctioneer : By. BCOTING A; JIcqUIGG, ' XTTS WTLL SELL at oat SALESROOM TO-DAY, A3 V -''at 'oiode A.'lt-ii' 1 vVf;" S Bbls. Irish Potoes (new crbp),l do Onions, 9 Boxes . - .:" : !, v y i - , r . Cheese (good), 81 Bbls. Crackers, assorted, S Bbls. Molasses, do Scoppernong Wipe, 33 Large Bottles Cologne, 4 Dozen Candy Jars, 34 Springs for Bds, S Piano i. ,, '" ''Ti . . , . .... . - v" . , .... .... CEOCKEBY. GLASS, FTJEiUTUEE, ' eeptlt .. v . . j, .. ! . ,:. , y a E. BUXiTLNCr, Auctioneer; By BUNTING McUIGG A ; EOHE v FOR EVERTBOD Y f mTK sale of those Valnable Building Lots, be- L - tween Frost and Ninth and Dawson and Meares Teeta, will be contlnoed at Exchange Corn hnrsday, the 35th but., at U o'clock. Knowledge is PpweK rpHE road to power through knowledge Is by way of 1 ; THE LT7E E00KST0EE !.f JV. THB MTRROW OF LITERATTJRE. Reflectkaia 1 from every quarter of the globe; Lines and Shadows from and upon every conceivable point or ucience, Law, Religion, Bplritiialism,' Ac, Copies of Origin TjalPamtmgsbyeti ijTXMfJ. on -exhibition, and music in, different shapes, 't v pats : lire Book una MaslC Stsre.- NEWADVERTISEMENTS. 3 DISEASES OF THE SCALP PEODpCK GRAY-iHAIR 7 ANT-: BALDNESS 1 ! hall's Vegetable?' ; v. V''-' . v, t Sicilian: Ilalr v nenewer : , will restoret it to Its natural dip sad' promote its growth, i- . ' .-. - -wk -. . ,J- . . ..- - Our Treatise on the Hair sent free firman." -fv" . R. P. HALL & CCK, NaahnaN. fC, Proprletora.' aepas-eodlwD&lnW FrSuWed - I , . i - i if ' i j t 1 ; Jnst FiMei ! 1 Most Brilliant fort! (JEMS OF. STIIATJSS ! The publishers offer to the public thta unique and most attractive coUeCtlon, brought out, as one mar aar, under the eye of the great composer, and con taining his very best worka., It is embellshed with a fine 't-r " '"' " '4QhTnllT0f and conUiath prime faforites, r Artist lilfew Bine Danube. Marriage Bells. Manhattan. 1001 Nights. ' Wiener. Bonbons. Pizzicato. V Wine, Women and Song. . New Annen, and many other eqaallr good Waltzes, Polkas, Quad rillea, Marurkas, &c, fliling altogether . 25 Large. Mnsle Pages t - The " Srst applause" on Its appearanee,' warns ns (hat the fine book ia to be inevitably au thx Fash ion the present season.- Price. S3 CO In Boards; aa ooincioth. ( - n - Sent, post-paid, on receipt of "price. ' ' ' - . - v Has no Superior: sr- . - - w Oar Church Music Book." THB STANDARD. $160 Specimen copies sent, for tho present, post-paid. or$l 85. . . t ... . ... .. Oliver Dltson & Co. T p. II. Dltson lc Co. Boston-t . J New York. . sep S5-3taw Wed Sat&Weowly ent. i - THE' .i- - "New Market Sxiits.", T&B.Most Stylisl Suit of tie Season '5x . CALL AND- BUY A " NEW MARKET. 99 MTJNSON A CO., sept25-tf City Clothiers. FOE SALE: gQ BOXES TOBACCO, DIFFERENT GRADES. r T. D. LOVE & CO. Apply to Hept2Mw Hay at $1. 30 BALES BEST EIYEB HAY, AT ONE DOLLAR A HUNDRED I sept 25-lt 8PRUNT A HINSON. Notice. W. T. NEWELL is oar authorized Agent in Mr. Wilmington for the MAGNOLIA ADVERTISER. Any contract made by him for subscription or ad vertising will be satisfactory. sept 25-tf F. O. HAWLET, Proprietor. Saddlery. JLL KINDS OF SADDLES, HARNESS, TRAV ELING BAGS, and everything in the line of t SADDLEKI GOODS, Cheap for Cash at J. S. Topham & Co.'s fio. 8 outn rami m, .eb 6-tf nac Wilmington, N. C , Co-PartnersMp Notice. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY formed a Co-Partners hip under the name and' style ef EVANS fc YenGLAHN, for the purpose of carrying on a general wasiesaie ana iteuii BOOT AND SHOE BUSIIf ESS, and will en the 1st of October next open with a large and entirely new stock, in one of the new stores In Evans' Block, on Princess street - . - HENRY VokGLAHN. ' WnjoiraTOK, N. C, , Sept. 17, 1873-UO nac LEGANT TABLE BUTTER AT RETAIL FOR JOj Famil y ase -elegant Table Batter in Small Packages, .sepl-tl ea, 5, 10 and 30 rounds each. - T AvilAoh IX. AlJ&XO cE 1AJU . Rice! Rice! 120,000 LBS FRESH BEATRICE, FROM HILTON BICE MILLS, Far al by dee9-tf : - WTLLABD BROS. j . ., Dickey Flour, 300 BBLS. OF THE CELEBRATED . LICK ... : . ... . I..-.. ;.:- XY " FLOUR, jnst received. ft A Klts'Xo. 1 Vackersl, For sale by sep Mf EDWARDS & HALL. ,T iimiiigoiijlaie M lmale Seminary. rpHE MALE DEPARTMENT will re-open WED-JL-NE8D AY, October M. -. The' Female Department will' not resume untH further notice. J,..,-l, - - ;.f';..- ';y:-t,':' For partlcnlarB. see Clrcalars to be found at the Bookstores, or consult tne rrmcrpai aims resiaence, corner pocunq mn mcbvuu. i.i; If safflcient ncoaragement be given, . a Night School-will be opened by the undersigned about the Jlrst of November ior young men. - . ! .-. a V a W- JEWETT, Principal . sept34,73-4f . i Onion Sets! Onion Sets! Yy HITE snd YELLOW ONION BETS at ?; ; y; ' :'-QEEEN A FIJJNNEB'S.' .RUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS ,AND ODLS st Kpiti-X 1 " VGBEEN rLANNER'S., ON THURSDAY, at 10 o'clock A. 1L, trr Qrtmly A Morris, that convcnlenUy situated Lot on Third Street, near Orsnge, &8 by 100 feet. ."TERMS ON DAY OF SALE. i .ieptlOs K'- H''' f"R.' T. 3. DUNCAN will delivar Lectnre on Tem i I -ner&nce at the Seaman's BetheL on Wednesday f m i Ana a n.1 tha nnhi. nnmectfullT solicited to venis7. Bent. IStn. ax 754 arciocav a no ikw - rrfva' ' MtMnM9wnAnt- Vilh 'lAaif - DT84MOC& ' s DO bdies, and the members of Mount yet .Council, are particularly mvueu to auwuvi. .'sept.SWt v'"-- whole NO;'i,56i. IVIISCELLANEOUS.' AAEON & EHEINSTEIir WILL E M O "VT'IE TO THEIR W E W, SVT Q R E , .,.-. ,'r- .. j, -, . -;. . . ; " " FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY MESSRS. GRANT fit COWAN, opposite the Hotels, on or about Monday,; S ept.' :T 23rd. - THEIR llA.EQELYv INCREASED BTTSIB SS AND S T O-C K '. , , '. r . : .. .. Hare rendered, this change necessary. Are:tt2 TeceiTei'ijy. Erery ' Sterner AND 'i . 3VTiolesale .Buyers ...' .,vvt" Wbuld do well to examOns fkitir'stock before pur chasing elsewhere. . . . sep 15-tf i ". juJ-i'' . ... . TO THE. HUMAKITT OF SOUTHERN PEOPLE. Lsb Caxp,'No. 1, ) ., Southern" Cross Bbothkbhood, Richmond, Va July, 1872. OUR ORDER IS COMPOSED OF CONFEDER ate Soldiers alone, who bad an unblemished rec ord during the wac Jta obiects are to perpetuate the memory and heroism of our fallen comrades, to aid the families of nr former brethren in arms who need assistance; and' to try and preserve the trath and parity of historr. - .- We are now specially engagedn the sacred duty of raising funds to asaiat Hollywood Memorial Associa tion in removing the remains ofjfur noble dead from Gettysbnrg and other poiais where they are neglect ed and mistreated, to Hollywood Cemetery near this city, where, through the .untiring efforts of oar ladies. an nonor&Die reeling place is pnoviaea, ana an enaa ring monument erected to their nemory ; and where, rotected and cared ior, tney can early receive the lonor bestowed on our " Memorisl Day," in deco rating their graves With flowers. There are yet at Gettysburg the remains of near .ONE THOUSAND BODIES: they are from nearly all the States; and when we say, in some instances, the heartless wretches of the vicinity where they fell and lie are ploughing their bones about as if they were.dogs, it is enough to make the blood of decent humanity oou, ana tne pocKet oi au wno are not laise to iqsj inz false to DrinciDle false toTa cause once dear- open to remove these heroes .from such indignity ana mnnmamty. -. . Some of these men are from your State; some of them may have been your dear friends or your own kin; all of them lost their lives in your defence. xou proiessea to love tnem wnue living: yoa pro-. fessed to love the cause for which they died. Shall their remains be dishonored when they lost their lives for yoa? Will yoa aid as to remove them to s saie ana sacrea spot, wnere tne warm, no Die near is and gentle care of Virginia women can watch over them? Into whatever hands this appeal falls, we beg yoa to aid as in this cause, in which oar whole soul is enlisted. Ask your friends to aid yon. Do not hesitate because yoa cannot give much; remem ber, as arops maxe an ocean, so many email contri butions will make a goodly sun. Can't yoa spare a day or so to canvass specially for this purpose? It is necessary to raise several tnoosana aoiiars to accomplish oar purpose, bat we not hesitate to un dertake it, aa we cannot think Southern people will close their hearts and pockets to so sacred an appeal. itemu au contributions to w. u. cajvhinoton, care Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance Company, Richmond, Va.4 he being Chairman of Committee. rieaee act promptly; give as iiDerauy as yoa can. bat give somethini a i let ns brine our brothers sway irom nostue ds and Northern soil. W. C. CARRINGTON, W. ELLIS JONES. RE. ARMSTRONG, J. H. PATTON, C. W. VOLKMAN . v.. i , Auf. Committee. f .' sngS&tf,:, Snmrner Dress Goods. THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN Ladies Dress Q-oods EVER OFFERED IN TUB CITY. . .,BOTS WEArrA" : We make a specialty of GOODS FOR BOYS. ' .. . B. WEILL, PARASOLS AlfD CORSETS, ,'. ' -: 1 :.. ' ' 1 tWi aom4 Ari frTant& Por ala rA t.Aoa TTm. bwilas, every style, j; B. WEILL. - WHITE GOODS. , tThe best stock of White Goods in the city, includ- ng 100 pairs-White Pique very cheap. Examine bar stock of Ladies' and Gents Hose. sprU884f ..VCV;, : -B.. WEILL. v jrusx. EECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF Common 11-inch Flag, Bright and dark doable thick Navy, Black and Sweet; Cavendish . ii. and other grades of .aae-.v.T--. 13.uMiToliacco; Also a fine lot of im ported and domestic SEOABS, Prices Reduced to new SOeentiaz,,. t r.' - - BURKHIMEE, " ? Slgrn of the Indian Chief, r' ,:..ij" sep 1MX .f , f ' : -,t No. A Market St. s vSoutKern tife INStTBANCE COMPANY. ; Atlanta Department) GEN. JNO. B. GORDON, PRESIDENT. AseaiAl, v , LOSSES PROMPTLY TaTD. v. As sound and economically managed Company a there is la the 1 uniiea oiaiea J. 8. SHUCK. 0meral AewitJ DCB 1 . nt for North Carolina, Aiken, 8. a j D. H. K EM MB, Local Agent,. WU- mington, N. 0. ixjcai Agent, vv sag 15-law3mSa Sugary 150 sws 2 ' - ' f. an "nyasn ' . ' J iC3iidFloTir and REPINED . SUGARS, 3, jiDis. fiont .t'.i.4,...-.i: t jp. w, Err.cnsr2,- 2 WITorUi Watst Bt i ' BATES OF ADVERTISING. .- ; ; One Saaare one J. V: two days,..,.... ,,..., a -three days..... :.-... 00 . v - ': foor days..... ... ...... t M - , . v . w '.are days h-,...;;'iv4-.....-. 8 00 )v . . " ..w von week. ,..,.. 3 60 . " . Two weeks...,....... A 00 ":. yi " . Throe weeks t ',..6 60 .. M- One month. . 8 00 ,. . " ; . Two months. ;'...-....,.....,.. .15 00 r . . " . " Three months....... .v 00 J - " ' " . i; Six months... w..,-.i.....'.V.5.;;.8 00 - ., : One year .r....,.;:J..;.i.....B0 00 . ' tyContract AdvertisemenU taken at propor- - . -tionately low rates. . , Five Squares estimated aa quarter-column, and . 'f I , ten squares as a half-column, v : s -. ,;' v AUCTION 1 sales: -: " ' '-,. , "U '. ' ass" '.'f- We sk Especial Attention to the f V Attractive lo cation of the ;. Mansion7; a n d i Qt r oun d s PBSSBHT KXSIDSKCX OI- MAX.' r.'W, 8CHKCX.'" 'i x.'-' -V'V .. ; ,: iS) Si "' . -. .' - - - : ' - ' 'm .- ,M. Oronly, Auctioneer. By Cronly &. BIorrl v l .- . . - ..- ; . ,vi'; GN TUESDAY, OCTOBER S3m, at ' 11 ' o'clock A. M., upon the premises, we will sell ' (unless sooner disposed of st private sale) all of that entire , .. , .v..-- - ' - . I. . . .- - Tract of 14 Acres, , " Situate upon Plank and Old Newbern Roads, front-' ing 830 feet on eachand spon which there is a new i TWO STORY DWELLING " HOUSED ' y i : - .- - . . Containing 13 rooms, with all the modern improve ments, two new Cellars, . floors cemented; an im-' proved Clstren, 119 gallons capacity; three wells of excellent water, ,'-ir;i'.:. .. i KTTCIIEN, CARRIAGE HOITSE, . j- -. .. ,.. ; ' , -. ,.. . !. Stables, Gardener's Cottage, 4 rooms; houses for hands, extensive Lawn, -.. ,. . . ' " FLOWER GARDEN Ol SOUTH AND ; EAST, , vrj The entire grounds of 14 Acres are all in the hlgb est state of cultivation and much admired by all .who have made a personal inspection thereof; .y Clear of the valuation and tax of t per ceat thereon. I We guarantee, under prudent direction, a nett m- come from products oi the place oi w per, cent, upon price asked, for the whole. . There are upon the grounds, now bearing fruit 4,500 Pear Tree. Choice . '.xandnntehsiit BartHM ' 1,000 Grape. Vines, assorted 3.000 Lawton BlacMberrlest 1 250 Peach Trees; f yry Cftle 4 Acres Colossal Asparagus, : l Acre Choice Strawberries. V The entire Mansion,Impioyements snd Groan di mnnt he examined to be appreciated. TERMS One-third Cash, balance one ana two f At same time snd place, all of the superior " N ; ; ; BouseMl -ani Kitclieii FnMiire, Tools and Farming Implements, Extra MUch Cow, Vases, Statuettes,' Ornaments jS' V In fact, everything upon and belonging to this wel" fitted establishment. ' - i jT t. We will take pleasure In' viewing the premises - ? V with persons desirous of purchasing. , Conveyance t - furnished en day of Bale. Terms -Sixty days credit, 8 per cent. interesCv ; sept S3 6t sep 23 29 Oct 6, 18, 80, S3 Horse and Bockaw&y AT AUCTION. CBONLYUCTIOyEES. r . J I IJItUiM JjI OS jn.UiUUB. rN'THURSDAY, S6th Inst, at 1 o'clock M., ws wiu seu at jucnange corner, .;, -. 4 . No. 1 Bay Horse, 6 Trs.pid, With the best Rockaway now In the city.', sep83-ts '' -;' '' ' - -. BUT THO GENUINE STANDARD SCALES. More than 250 DUTerent Modifications Acrptita Alan tnrthn twMit'alann W nn Thirr '"' FAIRBANKS A CO, - til BROADWAY? NEW ' t YORK, 166 Baltimore Street, Baltimore; 68 , Camp St, New Orleans; -.. ,.-,.; Vv- FAIRBANKS A E WING, 715Chesnut street, Phil- , . adelphia. . - - :, ' ! FAIRBANKS.' BROWN A CO.. 118 Milk street. . J Boston. . -. " .' For sale by leading Hardware Dealers. sep ranawsm xiuNsat ....... ; JOHNMcRAB.' J O HN B. TURRENTINE. HcRae & Tuireritine, FALt ' TKAbE, i8'72-! We WILL OPEN ON Monday, 33d Inst.'; fc; a handsome stock of the best Staple and Fancy Dry ,- Goods, to which public attention Is respectfully in. . . We offer in eacnDerartment a full line" of the' 5'" :- and sail especial attention ta oar stock of Dress '.. '. ; and comprise ererything in tne way "of j ; ' NJEW:Q0Z0tS4 rSTYZE& We offer also the best selected and handsomest as "'- sortmentof' -v " f " l.fV"' ': ' .l' , Cameliii Oil Clotlis -RiijsaiiiM nr the; cti ;rt; iv'- AND WILL SELL THIS .; STOCK! ; AT 1 THE V , eiy.(west"P Our friends and the public' generally are respect- s. fuBy Invited to call and examine irstoclc. We wr.l , . . sell at the ;;t r i' EdwestJCa'-r-r; 4 w v J . f sept tieodiW SaWedrrt Lippltt's, Corner. tjlaccn an4.HciT Boxes and Hhd.. Sm.sSlle and Shoulders, " ) J 125 Boxes and UhdsDS" . - , y ; 350 BALES PBISS HAY,' - 'sept tW-i-: r TI, 13 and 29 North Water 8C ( 3 1 3. r "V LZLS. and BaLP.RBLS.NCFI. 17S Cases Oysters, r!W;':KERCl: -; '-sep St4f'. Ztift Jsao NorU, Water, ffc 6 (:: f . 1- s -.f r1 ' U, '- t r ... .v. c ' rf.'jr'.S. ' 'rs''.'." " VUnton, - t v V v, :- .--.','1 .'V . ;;;;-;J1,f4;-..'''? -? .... 4 .1 . a.- . - a ' f ' r