North Carolina Newspapers

THE HORITIIICr . STAB. pubusued daily, t ' " "' ' Orrio, Dawson Dank Buildings, Front St '' katm or paeciurnoN. - " .$7 00 ivi tmt. tn advance. Sis monuw. u utibk -... rv'tv,..t t... 3 60 ; oo - T3 Three months, in andvance, One month, is advance. .... The Morkikh Star will be delivered In any Dart of the City at Fiftkm Cints per week. , , OUTLINES.. . , :." ; A riot between whites and blacks at Cin cinnati Monday resulted In thi shooting of several white men and knocking down of some negroes. The latter took possession, of the armory. " The police "at ,1:30 a. m. yesterday got possession of the armory, when the blacks retired. -103 counties in Georgia give Democratic majority of 50,671 ; probability that it will reach 60,000. Liberal successes ia town elections 6f Con necticut -Reddy the Blacksmith ar rested in Philadelphia for voting too often. -Coal mine accident at Mbseley, Eng land, forty miners killed. -Two Wrights, county officials of Bhreveport, La., killed by two of the police. Their murderers, Shep herd and Sherwood, -. were" pursued and Shepherd was killed by friends of the Wrights.; Riot in Madrid. Streets cleared of troopi Nobody killed, and order was restored. Latest election returns give Pennsylvania to Republicans. Meagre returns from Ohio and Indiana. , THE RESULT TESTEUDAy. PENNSYLVANIA. ' " The election of Hartranft, the can didate of the Grant-Cameron' Ring, seems to be conceded in Pennsylvania. This result was foreshadowed several days since when it was announced that the city of Philadelphia had reg istered ten thousand mora voters than the great city of New York with its third of a million more population. With 800 Deputy United States Mar shals around the polls, hundreds of New York 'repeaters" headed by "Iteddy the Blacksmith," and the mil lions of dollars of public money under the control of Simon Cameron, it is a matter of no surprise that Philadelphia has given a fraudulent majority that must be flattering even , to such un sullied patriots as Cameron, Hartranf t, Yerkes and Mercer. Our telegrams are very measrre, but the fact that Cols. , Forney and McClure concede the State to Hartranft is conclusive to our mind. ... onio. , The returns from Ohio and Indiana are very imperfect. "We have a re ported Liberal majority of twenty-five hundred in Cincinnati, which is a Lib eral gain of several thousand on the vote of previous years. Other returns from a few precincts show small He publican gains. The indications are that the vote of Ohio will be close, with chances in favor of the Liberals. I . INDIANA. Notwithstanding the imperfect re turns from Indiana, we feel confident that the gallant. Hendricks has car ried the State by a decided majority, although the unscrupulous Morton 5 gave all his energies to the task of, indirectly, securing his own re-election. ; ) Nebraska. Nebraska has gone Republican ; so Mr. Hitchcock telegraphs Grant, and we presume Mr. Hitchcock is right, as nobody anticipated any other re . suit. : v THE VERY "LATEST. 1 o'clock A. M. A special telegram to , the Star from Washington says: "Pennsylva nia will probably give Hartranft 20, 000 majority. Walcott, Chairman of the Republican Committee, telegraphs that Ohio is safe for 15,000 majority. Niblack, (Dem.) of Indiana, is beaten for Congress. Vote in Indiana very close, with' chances in favor of the Republicans. 'V- . ; - We have concluded not to ' bring out any roosters this morning. raETEOnOLOCICAL BECOBD. October 8. 1872. Time. Barome ter. - Thermom Wlnd. Weather. eter. 7 A. M. 8 P. il. P. M. 80:05' . 80:04 80:11 68 . -.74 63 NEFreh:.Clood N Fresh Clear Ik'tfii Temp, of day. 67 dug. Jiote. All barometric readings re reduced to the ci-a level and to Hi degree Fahrenheit. - KOBKRT ttCTBOTH, . " v Serg't 8lgnai benrice U. 8. A. Weattter lieport. I'" ' War Department. ) Office of Chief Signal Officer, ' -V Washington, October 8 4:35 P. M. ) ' Probabilities. On the Upper Lakes the barometer will full with brisk southerly and southeasterly winds, threatening weather and raid, fol lowed on Wednesday by brisk northerly to westerly winds, intne upper Mississippi v al ley thence to the Lower Ohio Vallev. souther- ' ly to westerly winds and cloudy weather. On ti.i T i i . r a .i iuo Ajuwer AAKes, winus veering to seuuier Jy and easterly with diminishins- nressure. and cloudy weather on Wednesday after noon. Over New England and the Middle oiates, clearing," clear and cooi'weatner, with northerly , to westerly winds. On the bouth Atlantic and Gulf States, northerly to easterly winds and generally clear wea- iuer. cautionary signals are foraerea ior ijuium, muwauKie, unicago ana urana . uaicu, Type for Bale. We off er for sale the display . and body type formerly used in printing the Daily and Weekly Star. Also,. lot of tiolumn mles, chases,- brass dashes," Ac ; The as sortment of type, fa , large, and consists of Jjourgeoia, Minion and -Nonpareil. - ,To cash purchaser the entire lot will be sold on the most reasonable terms, or it will be sold n lots to Buit at a moderate price. ' i . , . , i .i 1 1 . f 1 1 .mi , i , , , . vol: xi:-no; u:. THE.GITY. !' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Biktord, Crow & CJo. Pdrk, &c. Ultver DrrsoN & Co. Music V :' Mcnson. & Co. Dress suits. , " James Andersok. W., C, & A. R R -WnxiAMS & MtJRCHi80N. Sundries. P. Heinsberqer. Miscellaneous. 1 R. B. Jewett. Clarendon Lodge, K. P. . , Dr. W. O. Thomas.' Tournament , Buy a ticketin the Grand Drawing of October 80th. ,', . . M 2t IJn mailable Letters. . The following is a list of unmailable let ters remaining in the City Postoffice Octo ber 9th, 1872: Mrs. Laura Bargaman, Rich mond, V.; Mrs. Mary D. Owen, Tarboro, KC. Somebody will win nine acres of land within the corporate limits on the SOth Oc tober. ' Tickets, only $2,50. Bead adver tisement for. particulars. " 2t Death of a Valuable City Horse. , .. One of the new horses recently purchased in Baltimore by City Marshal Canaday for the use of Cape Fear No. 3 S. F. E. Com pany, died yesterday morning. He was a handsome and most valuable animal and his death, which is ascribed to the effects of a heavy cold, will be sorely felt by the city. Excelsior is a good motto, and such is ours, as we excel all in getting up elegant fitting garments. It David & Well. Barnam's Circus. Mr. P. T. Barnum informs us that his great show, being a Museum, Menagerie, Caravan and Hippodrome combined, will visit this city sometime during the present season. It will visit all the principal towns and cities in the Southern States during the winter of 1872 and 1873. Real estate worth $2,250 for $2,50. One hundred dollars in gold for $2,50. ' Read advertisement of Grand Drawing to take place October" 80th. 2t Low Water. Capt Worth of the Steamer Hurt reports the water very low in the Cape Fear, hav- ng th effect to seriously interfere with navigation. There is only about an average of 20 to 22 inches on the shoals. The Hurt started from Fayetteville at 10 A, M. on Monday and arrived here at 7 o'clock yes terday morning. , Buy your clothes of David & Weil. TAX-PAYERS, ATTENTION f You have nine days more in which to pay your State and County Taxes, without incurring costs. Call at No 12 Market street and settle before the nine days ex pire, and save cost D. PlGOTT, Oct 8, 1872-9t ; Tax Collector. - . . '.' - --wssfr -- . A Stray "Waif. A little white child, who had strayed from its home, somewhere in the vicinity of the railroad, was picked up near the cor ner of Front and JIarket streets yesterday. The little one could not talk and conse quently, it was with some difficulty that the identity and , whereabouts . of its parents were discovered. Those who do not em ploy nurses Bhould e very careful not to allow their little ones to stray out of their sight, as they are constantly in danger of being run over by drays or other vehicles. Having now a first class Cutter and competent workmen, we defy competition in the Merchant Tailoring line. Try us and you will be fully convinced. It - - , . . David & vTEru Fourth Ward Greeley Sc Brown Club. There will be a meeting' of this Club at their Headquarters, in Lippitt's Block, on Thursday night, at 7i o'clock. A fall and prompt attendance is re quested, i JOHN YV IUDEK ATKEtBON, 8t ",.. President The Steamer John T. Rankin. The Steam Fire Engine "Rankin," which has been under the skillful manipulation of Messrs. Hart & Bailey for some weeks past, has been turned out in thorough good order, the work having been executed with prompt ness and in every way satisfactory. Her boiler has been supplied with an entire set of new tubes and this elegant steamer now stands ready for active service, as was de monstrated by a trial of her capacities yes terday afternoon. . ateHHPBSS We are thankful for the past immense patronage and hope our friends will con tinue to remember us in the same generous manner -Davtd&Wetl. Postal Cards. . j.. -. :.'---'---"' ; 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 at one cent each. Furnished with printed card, or blank fof writing, v. -1' :' ; tf Cape Fear Agricultural Association. ' The Executive Committee, all Vice Pres dents and Associates included, are requested to meet each Friday night at 7$ o'clock at the office of the President, oyer the4FIrst National Bank, until the Fair, fox the trans action of sucli' business "as may" come . be fore it" v; V&isost.7 Sept 28rl872:tf. - President j Only $2,50 for iickettn thepistribu. tion pi Real' Estate and IQold Prizes to take place October 80th.' See advertisement ; WILMINGTON, N. Local Dots. . A Fire Alarm Telegraph is ' the next step for pur growing city.. - .' Regular meeting of Clarendon Lodge, K. of P., this evening, at 8 o'clock. There were no cases for trial before the Mayor's Court yesterday morning. The proposed Telegraph Line to Smith ville is being agitated again. -. Let us have it, gentlemen of the Chamber of Commerce. Passengers on the Charlotte road yes terday report heavy'' rains at and above Lumberton on Monday and Monday night . The repairs on Bannerman's Bridge, in this county, which are to be made by Mr. R. G. Ross, of this city, will be commenced immediately. '-. We received yesterday, from a friend in this city, a basket of "Flowers" grapes, fresh from his arbor, which were simply delicious. Attention is called to the change of schedule on the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, in our advertising col umns this morning. Work on the Charlotte road has been completed a mile or a mile and a quarter beyond Lilesville, and the officers, we learn, expect it to reach Wadesboro by December. A neat and very substantial freight platform is being erected at Union Depot, and a new track has been laid alongside and connecting it with the different roads. The order of the Board of Aldermen allows cows to run at large ( until the 10th of November, instead of the 10th insL, as erroneously stated in the proceedings in our last Complaints still reach us of outrages by rowdies on Third, between Nun and Church streets. One of the victims reports that his fence was nearly demolished a night or two since. Capt R. T. Fulghum, of the Golds- boro Farmer and Mechanic? Journal, and Secretary of the Farmers' and Mechanics' Association, favored us with a call yester day. He speaks in glowing terms of the prospects of the approaching Fair in Golds- boro. . ,. . . In justice to Dr. J. E. Winants, Phy sician in charge of the City Hospital, we would state that the provision by the Board of Aldermen, at their last meeting, for the appointment of a physician to decide when patients are well enough to be discharged, was made at the request of Dr. Winants himself. Call and see our West End Diagonal suits. It David & Weil. Tournament. There will be a Grand Tournament upon the grounds of the Cape Fear Agricultural Association on Friday,November 15th, and a Coronation ball at the City Hall at night. A limited number of Knights only will be re ceived. The premiums are an elegant gold watch, a splendid saddle and a pair of silver spurs. All we ask of the public is to examine our new styles of Spring and Fall Overcoats. It David & Weil. A Resolute Son of Neptune He Said He Wouldn't and He Wouldn't. It will be remembered that when the British Barque Madiuta was at this port two of her men deserted and were at large for several days. They were finally arrested, however, and placed in the lock-up for safe-keeping, where they remained until the ship sailed, when they were taken on board. They were very obstinate, their confinement not having the effect to break the spirit of insubordination which had be fore characterized them, and they gave the Captain a positive assurance that they would not perform their customary duties on the vessel - One of them, by the name of Wm. Thompson, more desperate and resolute tnan his companion, resolved to leave the vessel at the first opportunity, and on last Wednesday, .morning, about 4 o'clock, while the ship was lying at anchor outside the bar, he jumped overboard and swam ashore, a distance of about a mile and a half, having taken one of the vessel's spars to assist him in his efforts to effect safe binding, which he accomplished after having been in the water lour hours. He subsequently started for this city, reaching here on Saturday night last. We have now on hand the very latest styles of Cape and West End Overcoats. It David & Weil. A Child Deserted by its Parents. A colored man of this place, by the name of Robert Walker, and his wife, Julia Walk er, having "agreed to disagree," and she having expressed a determination to absolve herself of all allegiance to him as her hus band and leave the city, they' bade a final adieu to each otl5rth.e husband retaining possession of their only s child, an infant, and the wife taking her departure for Charleston, S. C. This happened about three weeks ago. After his wife 'had left, Robert took his child to the house of a col ored woman by the name of Laura Bailey, living on Church, between Fifth and Sixth streets, and prevailed on her to take care of it, promising to bear all expenses. A few days afterwards, however, he also -disappeared and has not since been seen or heard of in this latitude." The'child, withdrawn from the care and solicitude which it should have been the pride of its jnahatnral parents to bestow upon Us helpless infancyV though through no negket, that we are aware of, on the part of the"wdman who had charge of it,' languished and died and yesterday its remains were deposited in the paupers bu rial ground at the expense of the city: C.? WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9,-1872. Fourth Ward Headquarters. K-The Headquarters of the Fourth Ward Greeley and Brown Club have been estab lished for the campaign in the Hall over the store formerly occupied by F. A. Schutte, in Lippitt's Block, on Front between Dock and Orange streets. A meeting of the Club will be held Thursday night, October 10th. "It is better to be born lucky than rich." Try your luck in the . Grand Distri bution of Real Estate and Gold Prizes to take place October 50th. 2t Advice to the Public, or that Portion of Them Who Have Been Unfortu nate, 'f'.-l - :' - ' - . The grandest Principle of natural philosophy teaches as that where we have lost a thing there, and there only, can we find it Then I would ear to those who express themselves as having lost from ten to fifty dollars in the lotte ries of the past not to despond because their night is dark, for the darkest hoar is jut before the dawn of day, but just to raise their heads and breathe one thought of that Invincible resolution which bids us never give op less tnan conqueror, and lay bold of the means, or tickets, which are now within your grasp, and on the SOth of October will rise a sun that win snea a ray or ligbt to dispel the darkness with which you are now enveloped. Before entering on anv basinesa or snhier.t stndv it prudently; bat when thou dost grasp the theme. grasp u wim mat ununng, lnvmdDie energy and ambition that faltereth not though all earth oppose, and success is inevitably yours.' Despair is the ueaui oi prosperity. Now if ye do pine and quit in despair ye are the victims of whiffling passion, and commerce, with all r pomp ana splendor, aenies you a prosperous it within her busy walls, which are upheld alone by the pillows of ever increasing and untiring ener gies. It J. fi. 8TANALAND. Spirits Turpentine. Cumberland poorhouse has 24 inmates. The Masonic Temple raised $2,- 000 at Company Shops. The Baptist Festival in Fayette- ille last week realized $205. 1 The premium list of Cumberland Agricultural Society will be out in a few days. The JSagle says the new Rock- fish factory will soon be running. The new Beaver Creek factory is progressing rapidly. Gov. Graham delivered an able address at Yanceyville, Court week, in favor of Greeley and Brown, says Danville Dr. Blacknall of the celebrated Yar- borough House, Raleigh, has been present ed with the stuffed skin of a monster rattle snake. Sheriff W. W. Walton, of Row an, died at his residence in that county Sunday morning last, of hemorrase of the kidneys, says-the Raleigh News. The Southern Home reports the train on the Charlotte and Statesville R. R, as running into a drove of cattle near David son College, killing five and wounding one. - The Eagle learns that all opera tions as to the extension of the W. R. R. from Sanford have ceased until it is seen what will be done with the Florence road. The report circulated by a cor respondent of the New York Herald that R. A. Shotwell had applied for a pardon, is pronounced false by the Charlotte Democrat Near Old Fort, in the valley of the Catawba, the present terminus of the Western N. C. Railroad, says the Charlotte Democrat, there is a turnip patch of fifty acres. Dr. S. X. Johnston sends the Southern Home a boll of cotton raised by Mr. J. M. Williamson, of Gaston county, that has sixteen locks in it Let Edge combe be heard from. At the firemen's reception in Raleigh Monday Mr. Geo. H. Snow and Gen. W. R. Cox made welcome addresses, which were- responded to on the part of the Petersburg company by Mr. tfeorge Sloppey. We learn, states the Fayetteville Eagle, that the negro Council Scott, report ed last week as shot by J. E. Scott, has died. This will establish the charge of mur der, and all parties connected as assistants. &c, will be held for murder. J. E. Scott, we believe,.has not yet been arrested. Says the Petersburg Index: The Radical thief LitUefield, who was the partner of Holden and Caldwell in the plunder oi tne people ox jxortn (jaronna, passed through this city a day or two ago, under a thin Incognito which was exposed, on his way to congenial and original quart ers North. Last Tuesday a vote was taken by the voters of the town of Fayettevillle on the question of subscription to the Fayette ville and Florence Railroad, and the result was in favor of the subscription of S75.UUU to the road. The conditions are that $35,000 be subscribed in Robeson county or south of UocKfisn, so says tne JSagtc. The Caswell people are still agitating the question of a railroad from Danville, Virginia, cm. xanceyviiie to tne Coal Fields in Chatham. The Danville Timet, upon the authority of Dr. Roan, tof Yanceyville. says that a great car manuiac turine comnanv of Wilmington. Del..' who owns the largest establishment of the kind in the United States, have determined to move to Chatham with their works. This is a significant movement Among the parties arrested and tried Monday at uoldsooro Deiore u. . Commissioner Robinson and discharged, were both' the Editors of the Spectator, Messrs: Hines and Blow, together with many of the best citizens of Pitt, including Messrs. C. D. Rountree, F. M. Smith, W. II. Smith, J. T. Smith, JohnF. Boyd, Lau rence Dudley. Edward Dudley H. A. Blow, G. W. Suydam, Joseph Harris, IL A. Boyd, Mci. Boy d ana Uol . W . w . Jung. The Raleigh JVews says that a great fire in Salisbury Sunday morning at 1 o cloct destroy ea nearly tne enure square from the corner of Maine andEnnis streets to the market house in the centre of the business Dart of the town. The stores burn ed were Messrs. Price Bros., dry goods and groceries, T. J. Foster, dry groods and gioceries, W.f H. Howerton, (no goods in building,) and Messra Mills, Kearns as ko. We learn that T. J. Foster was fully insur ed, and Messrs. Mills. Eearns & Co. partial W insnrfirh of the others we could get no information? The Charlotte Itemocrauearns that the fire was accidental. 7 " LIST OP LETTEKS. , Remaining in the City PostofBoe, Oct 8, 1873:" f.vr-v . - '- a: MraE A Alwav. Mrs C Ash. B. Mrs Annie B Brown Mrs Mary Ann Hill care B Bondinott, Ephraim Bishop, E J DebenyV Mrs G Briggs, Jas D Brooks, J C Buckingham, Miss Laura A ' Brown, Mrs Marian Burke. Nancy Bricknonse r . C. D, ,W CoUum,Mi8fl i Evelina Craig, Jtfred Carter, lxicy uwonan, jura jtuujjjqf rega Ortm Curtis, 'i noa m. vaay. - , E-Miss Virginia Everett D. Mrs Henrietta Drake care Richard Foreman. - :: G. Wm Grissom. 'Mrs Millev Wingate care G W Greene, Miss Mary Lane care Jno w uaiioway. tL ueorge neneich, rienrv il nail a, Lottie Howard, Miss Katie Hall, Miss La vina Hows, Amos Howard, Miss Mary .E Hilburn, Thornton Hargravr, Miss Sarah rimes, Simon Holland, Miss Sarah Howie, btephen HalL J. Miss Ellen Johnson. K. Von Carl Kampen, B Celly. L. Mrs Annie Linteeh. Amos LaDhum. L Leroy. : w M. Aaron Merloyed, Miss Ann McFar- fen, (ieorge McKae, Johnson McNair, Jack lorrisey, Joshua McMillan care David Mc Gwinn, Joseph Matthias, Mrs. Mary Mc Lain. N. Miss Jane Young Norment. P. Miss Emiline Price. John T Potter. NatPieklis, Whit Antony Ponton, " R. Patrick Gaugham care John Ro-wfenL David S Bussell, Edward Roberts, John Rowan, Jacob Richardson, L A Robinson. S. B F Spooner, Charlotte F Sampson, Mrs Cela Stokes, Elvina Sightler, Miss Hen rietto Shepherd, Hector Sneed, Miss Seely ocipper. W. Hellen O Williams. Miss Lucmda Wredy, Miss Francis Wiggins, JasH White head, Miss Mahala Lucas care J C Walker, Miss Laura Wood, Miss Amanda Bennett care Murphy Ward, Miss Matilda J Wilson, Wm Waters care J A Waters, Mrs V C Whitfield. Z. John Zimmerman. SHD? LETTERS. Capt Thomas D Murray. Schr Ontario. 2: Henried Frey, Capt Lind, Capt Whitehurst, John Hamin, Brig Emily; Capt M H Robins, uapi v .rain, escnr m jrrancis. 1 PUBGATIYI PlLI.a have become a nettle nuvaalt with the American people. Indeed, cathartic al ways nave oeen ana always most be need, in eome form, by all mankind. In this country the p 11 alar form of administration hae been growing in favor ever since Dills were first made of a1ms mi) Bhn. barb, rolled into a ball. Their high position in the public confidence has finally beep secured and fast ened into permanency by Ayer's Cathartic Pills, the most skillful combination of medicine for the dis eases they are intended to cure, that science can de vise or art produce. Those who need pills, no long er hesitate what pills to take if they can get Atxb7b Pells. Wheeling Va. Press. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HALL'S VEGETABLE ' Sicilian ITair Renewer The basis of its remedial properties is a vegetable componnd. IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR It will keeD the hair from fallinc nut it cleanses the scalp, and makes the Hair soft, lus- crons ana euicen. It is a splendid hair dressing. R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors, oct 9-eodlwDfcinW Fr Su Wed At Low Prices: - 5 Q Q Q BrsnELS WHITE AND MIXED CORN 1 000 BAKRELS FL0URt 3QQ BALES HAT, -JpJQ BOXES N. C. MIDDLES, JQQ BOXES SMOKED SDDES, 2 HHDS BACON SDDES & SHOULDERS, BBLS PORK, 500 SPIRIT BARRELS New and Second Hand, J0 BAGS COFFEE, -0 BBLS SUGAR, &C, &&, 20 ROLLS BAGGING, 2 TONS TEES, Fax sale by WILLIAMS & MURCHISON. oct 9-tf Binford, Crow & Co., IS THE HOUSE FROM WHICH TO BUT Your Groceries Cheap! JN STORE AND TO ARRIVE i 300 Bbli Pork, 4 ' SO Boxes and Hhdi Bacon, 500 Bbls FTonr, ''' Batter, Cheese, Lard, FRESH BY EVEEY STEAMER ! oct S-tf SOUTH WATER STREET. Grand Tournament ! THERE WILL BE A GRAND TOURNAMENT - upon the Grounds of the Cape Fear Agricultural jLseociaiM ion on Friday. November 15th, and a Coronation Ball at the City Hall at night. A limited number of Knights only will be received. PREMIUMS t 1st Elegant Gold Watch. d-8plendid Saddle. Best Rider Silver Spurs. For rules and particulars apply to Db. W. ft. THOMAS, Chairman, oct 9-tf Wilmington, N. C. FOB LIVERPOOL. THE RUSSIAN BARE JB Xi S .A., Capt. ehxand, WILL HAVE QUICK DISPATCH AS ABOVE. For freight engagements apply to . oct 9-tf WILLIAMS A MURCHISON. Miscellaneous. QUGHT WE TO VISIT HER, Scott's Lives of NovsHstai i A Child's History of England, . Parson's Laws of Business, ; , ' - - " Gunn's Domestic Medicine, Ebb Tide, Morton Hcnae, Around the World, , f Women; or. Chronicles of the Lata War, Within the Maae, The Lady of Lvndfn, :, , , .- The Story of SIbylw, Hop Deferred, ThMyyemm tbHaremJ Ronghinglt, 1-4 lanoeenta Abroad, Lea MlseraWea, The NeutraUty .ts of Great Britain Dnring the American oct 9-tf Lira Book and Music Store. A WHOLE NOri574. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Standard, in the Yan ! ALL OTHER CHURCH MUSIC BOOKS, OF : whatever degree of excellence, are respectfully invited to fall in the rear of , , s the Standard i Onr new collection of Music for Choirs, Conven tions and Singing Schools. It cannot be excelled in quality, and intends to lead in circulation. . . Some'of tne Merita.' Short Theory. Abun dant Material, Sacred and Secular, for practice. Ex cellent set of Metrical Tunes, in large, clear print and not crowded; a great advantage. Unusually good collection of Anthems, Set Pieces, &c. The compilers, Messrs. L. O. Emerson, of Boston, and H. K. Palmer, of Chicago, are perhaps the most skil ful men of their time in adapting music to the wants of the "singing" public Price $1.50. Specimen copies sent, for the present, post-paid, for $1.25. A Perfect Success J The Printers Cannot Keep Pace with the Demand ! nrrsoir & CO.'S 5- GEMS OF STRAUSS ! By J0HANN STRAUSS j It is a large book of 150 pages, f nil sheet music size,, filled with the best Strauss Music, Waltzes, Polkas, Quadrilles, &c, including those performed in this country, under the direction of the great composer. About $40 worth of music are Included in the "Gems" which are, however, sold for the diminu tive price or $3 50 in boards, $3 in cloth. Sent, post paid, for the retail price. Oliver DItaon 6c Co. I Ci BT. Dltaon 3c Co. Boston. - I New York. oct-2taw Wed Sat&Weowly ent General Sup ts Office, WIIiMINGTON, COLUMBIA Sc AU GUSTA R. R COMPANY, WILMINGTON, N. C, Oct 7th, 1873. Change of Schedule. THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE WILL GO INTO effect at 8:25 A. M., Monday, 7th inst : DAT EXPRESS TBAIN, (Daily) Leave Wilmington .... 8:25 A. M. Arrive at Florence. 9:55 A. M. Arrive at Columbia 2:40 P. M. Arrive at Augusta 7:42 P. M. Leave Augusta 6:85 A. M. Arrive at Columbia 11:25 A. M. Arrive at Florence 4:15 P. M. Arrive at Wilmington 10:23 P. M. Night Express Train Daily (Sun days Excepted.) Leave Wilmington... 5:45 P. VL Arrive at Florence 11:85 P. M, Arrive at Columbia -. 8:40 A. M. Arrive at Augusta 8 :20 A. M. Leave Augusta 5:50 P. M. Arrive at Columbia...... 10:20 P. M. Arrive at Florence 2:12 A. M. Arrive at Wilmington..... 8:00 A. M. JAMES ANDERSON, ' oct 9-tf Gen'l Sup't BY TEAMER! Daily Expected, DIAGONAL "NEWMARKET" SUITS ! WALKING SUITS, DEESS SUITS, Our Own Make! SILK & SOFT HATS, TE'GriTKS, Bags,.&c, &c. MUNSON A CO., oct 9-tf City aothiers. CLARENDON LODGE NO. 2, K.OPP. Regular meeting to-night, at 8 o'clock. Busi ness of extra importance. oct9-lt - R B. JEWETT, R. 8. Saddlery. JLL KINDS OF SADDLES, HARNESS, TRAV ELING BAGS, and everything in the line of SADDLERY GOODS, Cheap for Caali at J. S. Topham &Co.'s - No. 8 South Front 8t, feb 6-tf nac Wilmington, N. C. MISCELLANEOUS. HOMES FOR EVERYBODY Building Lots at Auction! . By BUNTING & McQUIGG. AT EXCHANGE CORNER, ON WEDNESDAY, October th, 1872, at 11 o'clock, A. M., we will sell a number of Valuable Building Lots situated between Front and Fifth streets. An ex cellent chance for profitable investment, en the best terms ever offered In Wilmington. octfr2t A Full Supply of . JELLIES, PRESERVES, SAUCES, OLIVES, RAISINS, CURRANTS, PICKLES; FLOUR, BUTTER, LARD, SUGAR, COFFXS, TEA, Ao., Ac of the best quality and recommended by all who nse the goods sold by oct 8-tr 67 Market street. White Cook Wanted. I WANT A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN as Cook, Washer and Irenec for a small family. To one who will answer the requirements I will give a good home and liberal wages. A foreigner prefer red. Apply at South East corner Third and Walnat streets. , , - ' oct M ' " CAPE FEAR Military Academy. F IFTH ANNUAL SESSION OPENS THURSDAY, OCTOBER So. For Circulars and Terms, apply to. R. E. COLSTON, A M. oct l-odtw Tu Th Bat Principal , Bice! Bice! 120 000 LBS FKESH bkat bice, FROM HILTON BICE MILLS, ,.' -:.. . ' t..t -(;..' For sale by : . dec 9-tf 'fr?-' " -'WnXARD BROS. ; Lost. JX THE 10TH OF SEPTEMBER, BETWEEN Second street and Cemetery, a bunch of Key. Th lader will Va'aoitaldy rnrardedby'.leaTlsg fbett at et6-tf THIS OTFICE. W EDDINO -CARDS AND VISITING CARDS pnatwm UM Boat elegant stvia, at - an' 14. - Printing and PiblianJag HobsA ' OAXES OF ADTEBTCIING. One Sq'nare one dsy,-. 4 ,-. v .-.'.'U . , I . , $1 09 i- ,.twodnys,5.j.i.. Vw......,l 50 ." three days.. ,,. v'..... ... 2 00. , ; " four days... ..... .,t,VJ. 20 -WT -: avedays. ..."..I.... 8 00- r on Wvek.V..r.i(;..:....V 3 60 u a Two weeks... 8 00 Threweek.i...;ru::.j::.r.:)6 60 " : u . One month.... 8 00 " . iSv months. ..-. 15 00 ThreeiBOtha.i.. ..,.22 OO " SU months............ ..,;.. ,.:85 00 , u ...a . Oneyear;......'... ' 4. ..60 00 - ffiT" Con tract Advertisements taken - at propor- tionately low rates. - - ,m . :, Five Squares estimated as a quarter-oolnmn, ana ten aqnares as a half -column. v . i -J 1 4 ,T . MISCELLANEOUS.. GRAND DISTRIBUTION Under tire Auspices of the N. Beneficial Association. GRAND . DRAWING TO TAKE PLACE October 30th. NINE ACRES OF VALUABLE WELL IMr. proved Real Estate in the city of Wilmington, near Smith's Creek, containing 40 Building Lots, Noted for its rapid increase in value as' city property In the year 1866 it was sold for $90 an acre; in 1869 it was sold for (100 an acre; in 1871 it was sold for (2-25 an acre, and during the last year the city valu ation has increased (400 on it The property sur rounding it is owneu by large land speculators, and cannot be bought at any reasonable price. The Wilmington Banding Association has a claim on a small portion of the land, subject now to the amount of about (800. . .r. r,-. The rent of that portion of the property under mortgage over pays the dues to the Association. Also THREE HTJUDBED DOLLABS IN GOLD TO BE LISTBIBTT TED AS PHIZES. ' 1 Land Prize. ........ .$2,250 1 Gold ,.7l00 2 " " ;20 each. 40 5 " r. f 10 each, i ....... i : 50 8 L I I5 cwh 40 8 " $2 50 each........ 20 . . , $2,550 700 Tickets at $2 50 Each. Tickets can be bought at Mr. Hemsberger's book store, at Green & Planner's drug store and at W. W. Lane's drug store. , . : , , ,;; .j. ; t u Persons wishincr to nurchase tickets will do well to get them as soon as possible, as there are a great many already engaged. .... . . v t The above drawinz ia not rotten no for the pur pose of making a haul npon the pockets of the pub lic, but solely for the purpose of ? , . t , ConT6rtlii Prouertj into Money In the quickest way and on the loweaf possible terms for which it can be done. . , oct 6-tf; BUT THE GENUINE STANDARD SCALES. Blor titan 250 Different aiedlfleatlons Agents also for the best alarm Moasy Drawer. . T7AIRBANK8 Si CO.; 811 BROADWAY, NEW J YORK. 160 Baltimore Street. Baltimore; 63 Camp 8t, New Orleans; - FAIRBANKS A EWINO, TIB Cbeannt street, Phil adelphia. FAIRBANKS. BROWN CO.. 118 Milk Street, Boston. For sale by leading Hardware Dealers. . sep n-3taw4m TnASat ESTABLISHED 1845. D. KAHNWEUER, Late Greenwald' Ss ' Co. '" -Wholesale Dealer in ' ' " Wlnes.'Brandies, Gins, WMsteysiSegars No. 10, South Water Street, RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS NUMEROUS Customers that be hae pened the largest and best stock Pure Liqnors in the State, at prices to compete with any Northern House. I shall akeep enetastly on hand Old KentackyBye and N. C. Corn WlrtatVs, imporktd Brandies, Wines and Segars. Parch sews win do well to examine my stock before pnrchf gtog elsewhere,. BEQARo A BPBCIALTY. . octt-ia : .-. ..... -r ,-. -:.. - JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF Common 11-lnch Ping, Wci&i: Bright and dark double ' thik Navy, Black an CI . . a lK w and other, grades ef ane . KiewiniTctoco; Also a flnelot 'W Inv ported and domestic Prices Reduced to new Meant tax. if ; , : . ' i . TL BURB3IXMZR. ' Sign of th Indian Chief; tf . No. Xljurli St. .et(-tC 1I0T. LAIIDniG; c Ex-Brig Barqusnttoe Leonar, Fifty rCase BUs, Which ws esf at small adtanc l eost Of fanpe. : ,;.;;qi,e.:I).lYlES'co.,, - -7oirt e-tf' v . TNorOi Front street. 'Z" .... . ' " ieimf - . . . . ..... OlA Firm. Old Goods. 1 i