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. CCLISHED DAILY, BT .- r..--.. ; ip.. .. c lis Orrtcii Dwon Bank Bunding, Front St . . ' '.-.-..-. . BATES Or UBSOWPTUW. .i . - : y , r 0ne ywi- In kdYane.. . . h ., 8lx monioBv iu ou."v. v..,.,; ., Three months, In anavanco. . i . .'.i .'. : One month, In advmco, . ..v ... v.'vhvm v The Morhtiw Stab trill b deliveted la any part of the City at FirrKK Cxjrra pr wee. - r - ' I , OUTLINES.- The commlssiba appointed . by tho .Gor crnmcnt to Investigate the Mexican outrages have liad a long conversat ion with the Presi dent Oawold Ottendorfer to be the Tammany candidate for Mayor, '- -Fourth year of Cuban independence celebrated in New York yesterday.' 'jrr Troubles be tween the 'Union bricklayers of Chicago and those who will not . join the: strike. Fair attendance yesterday at Jerome Park races. J. Milton Turner, colored U. S. Consul tp Liberia,1-fatally -stabbed by a rival colored politician -in . St Louis. - Wm. II. Seward died at his residence in Auburn, N. Y,, yesterday afternoon. Ottcndorfer declines-Tammany nomi nation for Mayor. Von Arnim, Ger man Secretary of Legation, is recalled and succeeded by Count Bernstorff. Kev. Samuel Seabury, dead. , By the official count over A hundred, and .cighteeu thou sand votes were cast in Philadelphia. ' Hart ranft'9 majority is 20,4S7;. Congressm'an-aV Large has 21,019. - Spccr, Democrat, elected in the ' 17th" Pennsylvania district -The Tribune thinks 44 Midsummer Mad ness" Ferry ought to write another letter, as his home only gave a Liberal gain in the local election Monday, in Connecticut, of 329 since, 'spring. If Crew , abandoned leaky schooner J. II. French from Balti more, seventeen miles from Cape Henry, and were picked up; ' ' Fire In Sing Sing. Loss quarter million.- Harry Bassettbeat three competitors yesterday at Jerome Park and won $000 purse. , THE.BESCI-T.. Well, fraud aud other , rascality have again triumphed. We have to possess our souls with what patience we can. Tho thing might have been worse. Untiring' .work from how un til tho shades of night fall on the country "on the fifth of November next will secure good government to tho people in pite of all the corrup tionistaart and villainy. Good friends! have faitht be bold, courageous, per severing, true to yourJSaxon manhood, and all will yet be well, -; v . ; . . : , . CORNECTICrT. Tho local elections in this State last Monday resulted in a complete Demo cratic victory." " We have gained over 200 in Mcriden: nearly 500" in Dan bury; wc have carried such Republi can strongholds as . Nbrwolk Wind sor, Audovcr.and New,-Canaan. -All over the State our gains are distrib uted with an evenness wbieh ; shows how wide and how sweeping is the movement for Reunion and Rieform, iin the old Wooden Nutmeg State. INDIANA. :. Tlje latest dispatches will.be found under our regular Telegraphic head. It seems that it will require; the complete official returns to decide who is elected Governor. The Democrats concede the rest of.thaStato tiokct.to the Republicans.' ' Press Comments on TnBsftay's Elections.- NIL DESPERANDUKI. 4(Faclus tho Mnxle wltn a Confident .' ' Front." : New York Tribune. , " '-. I Jin Pennsylvania, the work1 was done in the precise form and manner prescribed. ; ' The majority in Philadelphia was put up , toamonstious figure, to cover all contin gencies, ana w e have no doubt it will do it l'he returns are undergoing changes still Jn the reports; but Grant Republicans claim 20,000 liow for Ha'rtranft in a City which tthelast test election gave only-11,4941 -Nobody doubts that this is fraud, unabashed, unconcealed, gigantic. Whether .Pennsyl vanians choose to have the convict's candi date forced on them by such means, they must decide themselves. ' , ; ; ... New York Sun. This majority Ilartranft's is altogether the product of fraud. Such open, undis guised, shameless villainy was never before practiced in any American election. . The evidence is given at large in another part of this paper. It will be pondered with sad ' neand. alann by all honest men. . We will not here inquire how such un precedented fraud will be received by the i people. If they consent to it or bear it with indifference, their demoralization and cor ruption have gone further and reached a more dangerous stage than has been im agined. . . ' . . :. . Richmond Whig. It in not pleasant to explain defeats. It s had enough to endure them. But these, 'ad as they are, do not render the Liberal tmse desperate. In a sense, t these three ; Mutes were merely the skirmish line of the -great Liberal array, and if they had sided A i Yl 0ur work wouId liave ' ben tlone Afu it is, they have our reserves untouched. uich, with proper energy, are fully equal o ultimate triumph. :. J H: , Norfolk Virginian. . : It w equally mournful that elsewhere Ith.an In Pennsylvania! the svstems of col nization and fraudulent voting have been fCTf,ully nPPlied; but, even with these 1m wef?re U8 "aU ,s not lo8t-" rr from u vhv reasonable chance for the November election, for then, when the fight 1 ran5 Ulc whole line' AdministraUon j,annot concentrate on any one separate , , wate with its colonistfl and money. : But Cn crantlnfl'thfttwA ta -ttrt.rni,L. ' - manifest that a new complexion hag been' en to public affairs. . fte Libert move, iov 7,lnean9 amnesty as opposed to the pol - , noii .te' local libert a opposed to the ' . vncent ideas ha.v' Yfn fairly a v i till0 1116 People of the North, and although 1 8P.on8e hM . not been what we hoped c are in t)OHRnfl4ln nt taenia ftinnia ennnnh ! hfi rran 08 w declaring that the safety of e "epnbhc maybe found in this directW 00 I -1 - , '.-' - . ; : ' -. , - ' ', '' 78 I " . , l'i . : ' ; ;' ' . ' ' ' -, , , . , , '"' , ; ' . " ',,,,, 1 ,1 , 1 1 1 1 VOL. XI.--NO. 16. BIISTEORO LOGICAL RECORD. -. . October 10. 187.- ;- ,Wind.t Weather. N B entle;Palr . W Fresh Fair !S W OentlelFair Mean Tud. of dav. 65 dee. .- Nt.A11 barometric readings are reduced to the ea level and to degree. Fahrenheit Kobert Setboth, Serg't Signal Service U. 8. A. Weather Report. .' - U ".a : Wab .DEPAimjENT, ) Office of Chief Signal Officer, V ; Washington, October 1(-4:35 P. VL rrobitbUitien. Over tho entire Lake region, northerly to westerly winds will prevail with cool and clearing Aveather to-night and clear weather on-Friday with frost to-night In New England, -winds veering to northerly and westerly, with rising barometer, partly cloudy weather and rain. For the Middle States, northerly to westerly winds and clear cool weather on Friday, tollowed pos sibly by frost on Friday night in the moun tains.' In the South Atlantic and Gulf States, 'winds northwesterly to northeaster ly, with generally clear weather in the for mer but partly cloudy in the latter and in creasing pressure in both. ' In the North west and Upper Mississippi Valley and thence Southeastward to Tennessee, pre vailing northerly to Westerly winds, high barometer, eenerallv clear weather and heavy frosts in the Northwest to-night The Uhio.rtver will burr. rise to-night below Pitts- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Bontesq & Mcquioo. Auction. Ciias. D. Mters & Co. Ale. EtxFORD, Chow & Co. Hams. Jis. Thomson. Camp .meeting. Wobth & Woutii. Lime. Wm. M. Poisson. St John's Lodge. W. P. Can ad at. Notice. Superior Court. We learn from the Clerk of the Superior Court that there are 61 criminal cases now on the docket for trial at the next term of the Superior Court, to commence on Mon day after next This does not include per sons bound over for trial by the various magistrates. " Pull Them Down. The walls of the burnt buildings on North Water street should be pulled down before somebody is hurt . Those bordering on the sidewalk might do damage, if they should get in .the notion to fall, and we hear that children are sometimes in the habit of play ing in the rubbish alongside the tall one in theNortlieastJcornerof the "burnt destrict" Cape-Fear Jlrrleulturavl Association. Tho Executive Committee, all Vice Pres- dents and Associates included, are requested to meet each Friday night at 7i o'clock at the office of the President, over the First National Bank, until the Fair, for the trans action of such business as may come be fore it 8. L. Fremont. Sept 28, 1872-tf. . . President Tbe Cape Fear. There have been some slight rains up the river beyond Fayetteville recently, but Capt Skinner of the Lee reports no perceptible improvement in tbe amount of water. The river is exceedingly low, the boats having to use flats altogether for the transportation of freight, and then it takes them about three days to make the distance 1 between Fayetteville and Wilmington. n Re Careful. Persons who use heavy box lids to keep their window sash up should be careful and not let them fall out upon the sidewalk wheu people arc passing. A case in point oc curred on North Water street yesterday morning, when the heads of two gentlemen narrowly escaped being "knocked jinto cocked hats" by one of the props alluded to, which grazed the hat of one of the two. Such an accident might result seriously. Kn Von r Limoi Trimmed, and. Burning." A gentleman informs us that the lamp at the corner of Red Cross and Nutt streets and that at the corner of Walnut and Nutt streets have not been lit in four months, in consequence of a deficiency somewhere. He thinks the fault lies in the pipes, which are probably rusty, . and wants to know whether it is tbe duty of the city authorities or the gas company to look after the matter. "Da telir TAX-PAYERS, ATTENTION 1 You have seven days more in which to pay your State and County Taxes, without incurring costs. Call at No. 12 Market street and settle before the seven days ex pire, and save cost D. PlGOTT, , Oct 8, 1872-7t i Tax Collector. .... a . Chamber of Commerce. At the annual meetingpf the Champer.of Commerce, held at the Commercial Ex change yesterday, ' the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: ; W. L. DeRosset, President C. H. Robinson, ist-Vice President S. W. Vick, 2nd Vice President J. B. Russell, Secretary and Treasurer. Other business of importance transacted will be given in our next issue. - . Mayor's Court. , .T. B. Barton, charged , with disorderly conduct, was required to pay $5 and. .the costs. -;i. ' -; j Chehy McNeil, charged with cursing, swearing and using, obscene language in-a bar-room on Fourth, between Castle " arid Church streets, was found guUty , and-sen- tencoa to pay a nne oi f 10 or go w me Work House for SO days. . Hannah; Morrison," charged with . - cureing, swearing and nsing obscene language in the - . , - .. !.;. ' ' "jTI ' - same pkee asAopve,. was watem to pay a fine of or goto ihef orfcHouse fot., 7 A.:M.( 80:13 66 8 P. M. 30:01 75 9 P. M. 29:99 65 WILMINGTON, Local Dota. . - A colored male patient was sent to the City Hospital yesterday. ' ' ;' '' Onslow Superior Court, Judge Clarke presiding, is in session this week. Messrs. Bunting & McQuigg will sell a lot of sundries at auction at their salesrooms this morning. ' ,J; Quite a number of large vessels are lying in the offing outside the Bar, lighter ing for this port ,;. ,t We see -that some preparations are being made to repair the sidewalk where such labor is needed. ' ' ' Lieut. Humphrey, U.' S. Artillery, isin command of , the Post at Smith ville during the absence of Col. Mendenhall, who is on a visit to his family in Oliio. ' A special communication of St. John's Lodge, F. & A. M., for the transaction of important business, will be held at St. John's Had this evening, at 7 o'clock. - Capt Phillips, Engineer in charge of our River and Bar Improvements, was in the city yesterday and speaks favorably and encouragingly of the progress of the work. The work in the Register of Deeds of fice has been brought up to the present time, which speaks well for the activity of the Register and his deputy. They are now ready for the October deeds. We are glad to learn from the Raleigh Sentinel that our friend J. D. Brooks, Esq., General Agent of the Wilmington N. C. Life Insurance Company, who has been quite ill, is slowly improving. Those who wish to attend Camp Meet ing at Clark's Landing on Sunday are no tified that the steamer CameeM will leave her wharf foot of Chestnut street at 0 o'clock Sunday morning for the grounds. The registration books were issued yes terday and the work of registration will commence without delay. Only those who have not- registered heretofore will be re quired to register in order to vote at the coming election. The City Marshal gives notice that all goats found running at large on and after November 7th will tfe impounded by the city, subject to a fine of $2, which amount must be paid within forty-eight hours or the animal will be' killed. . A new coal bin has been constructed by Messrs. O. O. Parsley & Co., to take the place of the ono that burst from over-pressure some time since, and they are now so substantially arranged that no such accident will be likely to occur again. Messrs. C. D. Myers & Co. have just received, direct from Liverpool, a large sup ply of the celebrated Blood, Wolfe & Co.'s Pale Ale, which well known and popular brand was introduced by them two years ago. It is hard to beat If you don't .be lieve us, try it! Some of the city hands were engaged yesterday in constructing a substantial drain between Messrs. 01dham)& Cumming's new building and Messrs. O. G. Parsley's wood yard, on South Water street, where the wa ter has heretofore accumulated in such large quantity after heavy rains. Postal Carets. 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 for writing. tf R runs wick. Superior Court. Brunswick Superior Court, which has been in session this week, Judge Russell presiding, adjourned yesterday at 10 o'clock A. JL, the Solicitor and Attorneys returning home on the Seward yesterday afternoon. We learn that the State docket was unsu ally small and the cases of an unusually tri fling character, there being fewer criminal cases for trial than in any other county in the District E M Rasafy, charged with malfeasance in office in the year. 18G7, while acting as a Justice of the Peace, was found not guilty. Maj. D. J. Devane appeared for the defen dant A true bill was found against Jake Dins more for the murder of a soldier some months since. ' Dinsmore escaped from Brunswick jail a few days ago and is now at large. . Ieath of One of the Young Lady Teachers ofTilestom Normal School. We regret to learn that Miss Emma Ho mens, one of the six young lady teachers who arrived here about a week ago for the purpose of assuming a position in the Tiles ton Normal School, in charge of Miss Amy M.. Bradley, died yesterday, about 2 o'clock, at the residence of the teachers, corner Fifth and Orange streets. Her disease was a severe case of diptheria," with which she .was attacked soon after, her arrival here. She had all the attention that kind friends and a skillful physician could afford, but without avail. . Miss Oomens, who was a resident of the State of Maine, where her parents reside, was only about 18 years of age An elder sister, who has the sympa thies of the community in her bereavement, has been' connected with the school for some tune past ; ' ' : . : ' DOCKEBX OIT DOTAGE. ,: - Correspondence of the Morning.Star. i : , LATjimfBTjBO, N. C; Oct 7th, 1872., ; On last Saturday Qeri. Alfred Dockery delivered a " huge1 .Grant speeca.at this nlace to an audience of about fifty negroes and two white men. During the course xii . his remarks, he said Greeley was too old for Presidentthat he was getting in his "dot age"; the question was asked, ;if Greeley was any older than he himself is, when the General had to admit that Greeley was the "voanffei ;of the two.-; Jue very strongly Mea'td'the .Mgrp.that .ft iGreefey i8 tiected there will be more war.aad-V.Ku KtoX.''. ''WVA SOBBCBIBERi.' N. ; C., FRIDAYv OCTOBER 11, 1872. I . . ,. For the Star. DEATH OF MR. JAMES KERR ; WnjiiNOTON,. 10th Oct., 1872., Mr. Bernard, Editor;, '; : I heard, yesterday of the death of Mr. James Kerr, who had lived' to be about 73 years old. Allow me to say that our county (though of a recent date he was a citizen of Sampson county) never had an - inhabitant superior in heart and head to him. . , I, though by a score of years his junior, had his confidence in political matters-, and I can thereby attest that there naver was a more incorruptible man in our Legislature,, to the Senate of which he was sent before the war; and, on that occasion he was taken, like Cincinnattus, from his domestic duties, and thus sacrificed much - pecuniarily. - ' His Christian character, which was of the most .brilliant kind, I will not attempt to portray. His pastor must , do (and will do) that, but his eharity was unbounded and his unassuming acts in good deeds will, by his neighbors,l)e long held in grateful remem brance. ; .- .'... Spirits Turpentine. - The Fair at Salisbury is now in progress and is being well attended. , Gen. Morgan commandant of of the Raleigh post, has been ordered to the Pacific csast Mrs. R. C, Caldwell, an old Greensboro lady, died of paralysis last Fri day, says the Patriot ' The Sentinel speaks of Major Seaton Gales' address to the Firosnen Tues day as an eloquent effort Mr. J. J. Barden, of Lilesville, has a curiosity in the shape of a perfectly white o'possum, with pink eyes. Wc learn from the Sentinel that Bishop Atkinson preached in Oxford on last Sunday and confirmed eleven persons. Among the Raleigh News, Yar borough personals we: observe Gen. Robert Ransom and Mr. R. M. C. Young, of Eng land. , The regular association meeting of the Baptist has been progressing for the past week about 12 miles from Washington, says the Express. Dr. Wm. V. Taylor, formerly of Oxford, and once a prominent prac titioner, died at an advanced age in Mem phis in August, says the Sentinel. The Sentinel Bays: Fat Carrow is indicted for having summoned witnesses to court, and then putting them in jail without charge, trial or accusation. The Washington Express says the colored Baptists have been holding then association in that place, and the colored Zion Methodists then camp meeting a mile , from town. Both orderly. The Messenger learns that the discussion at Grantham's on Wednesday between Curtis H. Brogden and Mr. Wm. Robinson was well attended, and that Mr. R. did completely upset Curtis' apple-cart. A subscriber from Walnut Cove, Stokes county, writes to the Sentinel that Thos. J. Valentine lost a new barn filled with fine tobacco. The fire was produced by coal just from the kiln being thrown near the barn. Bob Leggett, white, and Fannie Bell, an old married negro woman, both hailing from Enfield, eloped to Goldsboro and tried to get married Wednesday, but got into the guard house instead. So says the Messenger. The Greensboro Patriot is glad to be able to 6tate that work has been com menced on the Salem Railroad at last About 200 hands are now engaged laying the rails and that paper is assured the cars will be running by January. A letter to Gov. Caldwell, dated Asheville, October 5th, says Bayless Hen derson, confined in the jail in Macon coun ty, for the murder of Nimrod Jarrett, broke jail -on the 2d instant, and has, it is thought, gone in the direction of Tennessee. ' The venerable Mrs. Elizabeth Ridley, relict of the late Dr. James Ridley, of Oxford, died October 2nd, in Georgia, at the home of one of her sons, at the very advanced age of 92, says the Sentinel. She was the mother of Judge Broomfield Ridley and Rev. Dr. Joseph J. Ridley, ,both resi dents of Tennessee. . i A Henderson Fair dispatch to the Sen tinel says: Mr. Peace's sorrel mare, Merry Girl, beat W. W. . Reavis' Mattie, Dr. W. W. Young's Huntress and T. Pax tons' Three Card Monte, 3 mile, best 3 in 5 to harness. Time, 2 K)8, 2 :10 2 K)9. There is a large crowd and many entries. The New Garden (Gnilford county) Agricultural Fair was held on Sat urday, 5th instant A large crowd of visi tors was present The exhibition was good. So we learn from the Patriot. The annual address was delivered by Mr. James T. Morehead, Jr., of Greensboro, and listened to with much pleasure. Our townsman, Lewis Labarbe, Esq., is a lineal descendant of Sir Charles Palmer, knighted in the days of Queen Elizabeth. We have seen the veritable coat-of-arms, as drawmby the designer. Mr. L. has it in his possession. The emi nent jurist, Sir Roundell Palmer, to whom we referred the other 'day-, is of the same family so states the Sentinel. The Goldsboro Messenger says: The Grand Stand erected on the ground of the Farmers' and-Mechanics Association is one of the best buildings of the kind in the South. It was put up by our townsman, Nathan B. Stanley, in best workmanlike order, is 160 feet long by 32 feet wide. The lower portion of the building is being fitted up far refreshment saloons, and the stand itself will seat 1,500 people. Federal Court now in session at Greensbore discussed C arrow's right as the Marshal of the old Court to act as Marshal. Decided he could, act The Patriot says there are 40 criminal cases pending in the District Court; 26 cases pending in the Cir cuit Court; 10 libel suits; 18 civil writs re turnable at this term of the District and Circuit Courts; 10 eases on the Trial Docket Last Tuesdav, the 8th instnsavs the Goldsboro Memnger, Capt Swift Gallo way, the Greeley Elector, and CapL Wrn. F. Loftin, the Grant Elector, met at Fre mont, in this county, and discussed in a lirely manner the issues of .'the day. We think that. Capt Galloway gained a com plete victory over his competitor. We have seldom heard a more eloquent and forcible argument than was 'presented by "Capt Gal-, lowayv - J'. 1 wFrom the Greensboro1 Paftno: We noticed on our streets yesterday an old man on crutches, (having lost a leg,) ad vanced in. years, the father of 11 children, who'has just got out of jaU where he has been confined twelve months, 'and is how; here on trial for some violation of TJ B.! law. Tna sight impressed vm lomDiji'' wna xne . tJtU, latred these days, an dinthissecUpa of the 'COBBtTf .';;,-.:-'-- ir?V w.'?Cav The sicht imnressed tis'. forcibly;3 with the HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Hotel. R. Jones, Proprietor. October 1L Thompson Williams, Mars Bluff; A T Lowell, F Roberts, Columbus county; M S Cohen. Oolaeboro; J W Lowery, Sumter, S C; R T Brett, Whlteville: A H Patterson, Lillington; C W Gross, Baltimore; T J Steele: Rockingham; Rev Wm Brunt Fayetteville; B F Rinaldi, Ellzabethtown. . MARRIED. GKRKEN KEEN At St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, on the evening of the 9th inst, by Rev. G. D. Bernheim,' Mr. Wm. H. Gerken to MiBS Mary E. Keen. BUHMAN GERKEN At the same time and Elace, and by the same, Mr. W. J. Buhman to Hiss Catherine Ml Gerken, all of this city. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Hams ! Hams ! Hams ! FIVC THOUSAND POUNDS PEIME SUGAE CUBED, Just received from tbe West, And for sale by oct 11-tf BINFORD, CROW & CO. Direct from Liverpool, Ex British Borquentine " Leonora," , 50 FIFTY CASES 50 Blood, Wolfe & Co.'s PALE ALB, SIX DOZEN IN CASES. THIS BRAND OF ALE WAS INTRODUCED BT us nearly two years since and has met with large sales and given more general satisfaction than any English or Scotch Ale ever sld in this market. For sale in lots to suit at a small advance on cost of importation. . CHAS. DJfTERS A CO. oct 11-tf Importers, 7 North Front street a R. BUNTING, Auctioneer. By BUNTING & McQUIGG. WE WILL SELL THIS MORNING, AT OUR salesrooms, No. 90 North Water street, 90 Bbls Flour, 5 Bbls Assorted Crackers ; 9 Boxes Cheese, 1 Bbl Lard; 7 Boxes Codfish, S Bbls Wine; One lot new Crockery; Several Cook and Office Stoves; t Pianos, 1 Extension Table; Bedsteads, Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, and other articles. octll-lt Marshal's Office, CITY OF WDLMINGTON, N. C. , October 10th, 187S. In ACCORDANCE WITH AN ORDINANCE passed by the Board of Aldermen on Monday even ing, October 7th, 1872, all Goats found running at large on and after the 7th of November, 1872, will be impounded by the city, and unless a fine of two ($3) is paid by the owner within forty-eight hours the Goats so impounded will be killed. W. P. CANADA Y. oct ll-3t City Marshal. FRESH LIME! Fresh Lime, Now landing.from Brig C. 8. Packard, at our wharf, oct ll-2w WORTH & WORMH. For the Camp Meeting. THE STEAMER CASWELL HAVING BEEN chartered for tho occasion, will leave her wharf, foot of Chcsnut 6trcet, at 9 O'clock, Sunday Morning, for the Camp Meeting, cetnrning same evening at 5 o'clock. Fare for round trip, 75 cents. For whit persons only. octll-lt JAS. THOMSON. Marshal's Office, CITT OF WILMINGTON, N. C, . October 10th, 1872. COWS ARE ALLOWED TO RUN AT LARGE till the 1st of November, 187S, by order of the Board of Aldermen. W. P. CANADAY, oct U-3t City Marshal. EVERYTHING NEW rN SELECT FAMILY GROCERIES AMONG THE L new stock at CD. MTERS A CO., oct 11-tf 7 North Front street ST. JOHN'S LODGE NO. 1, F. & A. M. A special communication for the transaction of important business will be held at St John's Hall this (Friday) evening at 7J o'clock. By order of the W. M. Wi M. POISSON, Secretary. St John's Hall, October 11, 1872. . . , It, Saddlery. LL KINDS OF SADDLES, HARNESS, TRAV ELING BAGS, and everything in the line of SADDLERY GOODS, Cheap for Cash at J.S.Topham & Co.'s No. 8 South Front St, feb 6-tf nac Wilmington, N. C. MISCELLANEOUS. Miscellaneous. QUGHT WE TO VISIT HER, Scott's Lives of Novelists, A Child's History of England, ' Parson's Laws of Business, Gunn's Domestic Medicine Ebb Tide. Morton House, Around the World, . Women; or, Chronicles of the Late War, Within the Maze, The Lady of Lyndon, The Story of Slbylle, Hope Deferred, Thirty Years in the Harem, Roughing It, Innocents Abroad, Lea Miserable, The Neutrality . of Great Britain Daring the American Civil War, &c, Ao, at . ; 1 -: - j U HEINSBERGER'S oct -tf .; Live Book and Maaic Store. : Salt! Salt! 32,900 8 SACKS AMERICAN AND ri . LIVERPOOL GROUND ALUM i :' And WorthJngton'FlNH SALT, 4 c:, t- - f -' MWMw' .4;:.ir " otttXfr.tv 'n-VSVii r- .?;-WlLliAjrJ''BR08.'!.i WHOLE NO. 1,576. MISCELLANEOUS, 'TRY C A N FIELD ' S Condensed , Milk. ; ' ; GREAT REDACTION IN PRICE 1 SELLING AT Twenty-Five Cents Per Can I TO BREAK DOWN THE OLD HIGH PRICE. . , Pronounced by all the family trade to be . The Purest, Richest and Best. For sale by GEORGE MYERS.. T R Y Celery , Salt . and THE Mofussil PiGile.' ; GEO. MYERS, 11 and 13 Front Street At sep 2-tf German-American REMOVED TO THE I. E. Corner of Fonrtli and Martel Sis. i EXERCISES WILL BE RESUMED On Thursday, Oct. 3rd X8T2, In a building specially fitted up for, the purpose. In addition to the English branches, German and Manic is made an important daily studv and taught by an accomplished German tutor, for which no extra charges are made. . r TERMS VERY REASONABLE. MRS. E. L. RUECKERT, octl-tf Principal BY STEAMER! Daily Expected, DIAGONAL" NEWMARKET "SUITS! WAIuEING SlTITS, DRESS SUITS, Our Own Make I SHK & SOFT HATS, T Sj XT UST JSZ S , Bags, &c, Ac. : MUNSON A CO.. oct9-tf City Clothiers. FOE LIVERPOOL. THE RUSSIAN BARK ELSA, Capt. ERLAND, WILL HAVE QUICK DISPATCH AS ABOVE. For freight engagements apply to oct 9-tf WILLIAMS A MTJRCHISON. Drugs ! Medicines ! Just received per steamer. Congress, Hatlome, Vicly & Kissengen W A TEB, HOSTETTER'S, PLANTATION AND QUININE Tonic Bitters,Cod Liver Oils, Mother Noble's Syrup, Kennedy's Discovery. Also Florida Water, Bay Rum, Labia's Extracts, a fresh supply of Mocking Bird Food, Canary Seed, Sage, Cayenne Pepper, Thyme, Hops, Garlic, &c, &c, sold wholesale and retail at J. K. McILHENNY'S Drug and Chemical Store, (Lippitt's Corner.) oct 10-tf New Grocery ani ProYision Store. THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY In forms the public and his country friends that he has this day opened, at the corner of Market and South Water streets (ferry dock), a general assort ment of Groceries, Provisions, Tobacco, Scgars and Liquorg, which he will sell low for cash. His old customers and friends are particularly invited to give him a call. . . .. . - JOHN G. BAUMAN. Wilmington, Oct 10, 187-w CORN, MULLETS AND MACKEREL 10 000 BUSHELS corn 200 MnUeu 250 Bbl&' Half 6917615 611(1 Kits Mackerei For sale by F. W. KERCHNER, . oct 10-tf 27, 28 and 89 North Water St CHEESE, BAGGING AND TIES. OCA BOXES CHEESE, rr f rot.t.s ttw aw mnnrvn j, BDLS COTTON TIES, For sale by oct 10-tf F. W. KERCHNER. HOOP IRON, BUNGS AND GLUE. a 8oo bdlshoopieon' BBLS BUNGS, JgQ BBLS GLUE, For sale by F. W. KERCHNER, oct 10-tf 97, 98 and North Water St MEAL, HAY AND MOLASSES. 1 500 38118151X8 meal- 2 FjQ Bales Hay, QOPy Hhd8 And Bbls. S. H. Syrup, 5d0 Bbl GoldenFleece sJTnp For sale by F. W. KERCHNER. oct 10-tf 57. 98 and 29 North Water St For Bent, jpROM THE 1ST OF OCTOBER, THE STORES at presaent occmpied by Messrs. Willard Brother. ;.hj r Apply tO fTii i -. r-v.r . angl7-tf : EDUARD FESCHAU. ' ; S; H. Browning, ;;Hoii,v Sip, OnMentai' Paintiiu:, -: 'A ' GLAZING, '' DONE IN THE NEATEST MANNER AND AT the shortest notice. He can- be found at his old stand, corner of Second and Princes street. . t octfrjw . - . v- - - ':- ENGLISH, CLASSICAL -AND . MatAKsmatical' Schools -- -r. "., ? . r -. r- - .rv-,.,.r-v TCwoi USrAr.: Ofit 9-lw . v , R. K. MEADE. Principal. ; t" . two day,..,.., mj inreeaays..........vt......f.... w four days. 9 M five days..r'..v.,,.",.:.',.v J 00 Two weeks.,.vf ."r-,...,y.;,.f B 00 Three wk:.y.;:A.-.i..o. 5 One month. B 00 " - - Two months. J..v". 00 " . Three months... ........... ..9 00 ,-, six months. .. 44 " '!' One year.....;.. : IST" Con tract Advertisements taken at propor tlonately low rates. m -.- ;- -: ' - Five Squares estimated as a quarter-olamn', and ten squares as a half -colamn. . - : j MISCELLANEOUS. GRANB DISTEBUTION Under the Auaplcee of tho - ; -. ; . VX-.'V .' N. .0. . Beneficial- Assocdation. GRAND DRAWING TO TAKE PLACE October 3 Otll. INE ACRES OF VALUABLE .WELL IM-.-1 proved Real Estate in the city of Wilmington, near Smith's Creek, containing - . , - 40 Building Lots; -i t Noted for its rapid Increase in value as city propertr In the year i860 it was sold for $) an acre, in 1869 it was sold for $100 an acre; in 1871 it was told for ' $225 an acre, and during the last year the city valu ation has increased $400 on it - The property Bur rounding it is owned Dy large land speculators, and cannot be bought at any reasonable price. ... : The Wilmington Building; Association has a claim ' on a small portion of the land, subject now to tho amount of about $800. . ' ' The rent of that portion of the property under mortgage over pays the dues to the Association. Also ,; THREE .HUNDRED '. DOLLARS IN GOLD TO BE DISTRIBU- : ' TED AS PRIZEa 1 Land Prize 1 rLu ..... $2,90 100 x uvxu 1 2 5 8 8 it ., ., do I u u u 20 each.......... 40 10 each... 50 5 each 40 2 50 each. 20 ,$2,550 700 Tickets at $2 50 Each. Tickets can be bought at Mr. Heinsberger's feook store, at Green A Planner's drug store and at W. W.-; Lane's drug store. . , Persons wishing to purchase tickets will do well to get them as soon as possible, as there are a great many already engaged. The above drawing Is not gotten up for the pur pose or making a nam upon tbe pockets of the put lic, but solely for the purpose of Conyerting Property 1 Mo Honey In the quickest way and on the loweat possible terms for which it can be done. ' oct 6-tf ' ESTABLISHED 1845. Old Firm. Old Goods. D. EAHNWEILEB, Late Greenwdld fc Co. Wholesale Dealer in ' ' finesBraniies, Gins, f Meys & Segars;1.; No.. 10, South Water Street,' ; ; ' ' . - '..l ':'- RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS NUMEROUS , Cnstomers that he has opened the largest and best . stoek Pure Liquors in the State, at prices to esmpete ' with any Northern House. I shall keep constantly . ' '. i - -i.' .'. . '.V on hand Old Kentucky Rye and N, C. Corn Whiskies, imported Brandies, Wines and Segars. Purchasers . will do well to examine my stock before purchasing. elsewhere. ',J- SEGARS A SPECIALTY. oct 6-lm At Low Prices: 5.000 BUSHELS WHITE AND MIXED CORN r 1 000 BAERELS FL0URt 300 BALES HAY' jgQ BOXES N. C. MIDDLES, . QQ BOXES SMOKED SIDES, o , - ' . 2 DHDS BACON SIDES A SHOULDERS, 2QQ BBLS PORK, . ; - ernn SPIRIT BARRELS New and Second OUU , Hand, J BAGS COFFEE, . ; -JO BBLS SUGAR, AC, AC., - 250 R0LLS BAGQING' 25 TIES, For sale by ' ' ' -WILLIAMS A MURCHISON. oct 9-tf Twenty Dollars for One.C ft A $25 SEWING BIACIIINE, FBEB t ' ,. 8UBSCCD3E FOR O TJ R WEEKLY; A FIRST-CLASS, TWENTY -COLUMN, LITER- , ry Family Paper,, published every Satnrdaj at :h Charlotte, N. C., at the low price of ' . " ONE IK)LiLaU AtABtlr :- Each number contains an fntereatfaicr torr. worth at least the subscription price; enough FUN to keep r j . ;' ; 'n Ton lauehine a week: and a venersl collection of .1 ' . the LATEST NEWS. '. - .7. - w-f - r : Every subscriber gets a chance at a valuable pre- milim: end one out of nm flva wM b mra to eet 8 " ptenUnm, worth from 25 centa to $25 eo - I ; . Out CASH PREMIUMS are' In same of $1, $ .,;.' 1 $$, $10 and $20, with from two to tea premlanw U i;.v'-3.-..;W-: , s ' eacn aenonnnauon. - uer oiner promiunw wu n -f-, . ii asefol articles, such as Sewing Machines, Bleached -. ;. : a AJomesnc, e, imaging- m wu ttcu.j- nve cents to axe ou. -:4DeUyawdsjgeroua.TBaiemDe-innr i. r. and get a chance af the large premiums. . '.--'i"S- !- v i TO AGENTS.-We are offerinjr r-re lrberal fa.J'ji.1'.''.... - r- I dacementa for Clubs than any otv rlnWlir. Yon. v , :' 1 -' - ean make money Dy canvasein-r 4r uuit v tEiUUX i . . ' - J 1, Forspecunen copy 01 p"vr, premium list and : - r - W ?ix W nau--tV ,n v?X't?xkv m PnbUshw If o.'4.kv?i - angSO-tf "orf---V-v - Charlotte, N, C ' w '''.":! j,-
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Oct. 11, 1872, edition 1
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