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OUTLINES.
Railroad monopoly candidates defeated
by large majorities jn California and Ne
vada. Reported that Langston, colored,
will succeed Solicitor "Bristow, and that
Bingham will take Curtin'a Russian mission.
-Cardinal Lulgi is -dead. - Col. Hen
ry. M. Baker is dead. Texas has crone
largely Democratic . ..- steamer Kate
. sank pear Memphis; cost $193,000; she can
be raised. A Chicago editor has been
fined for contempt of court. Three fa
tal cases of cholera at Dresden, two being
Americans. Missouri news is better.
Legislature 56 on joint ballot and 8 Con
gressmen. ' Republicans and Independ
ents hare the Tennessee Legislature, but
Democrats carry the Governor and Gree
ley's majority is 8,000. Putnam Troupe
start South to-day. 7- Washington Pat
riot suspends Monday.
JOVONALISTIC.
The Rocky Mount Mail will prob
ably be enlarged in December.
The Danville Timet has been en
larged from a 28 column to a 32 col
umn paper.
Spirits Turpentine.
Goldsboro talks of having a gas
company.
- Weldon is to have " a shuck
' hatcheling factory.
The State Council F. of T. meet
in Fayetteville Wednesday.
A Newbern Radical paper wants
Tom Settle to go into Grant's Cabinet
Col. Thos. P. Alston, a citizen
of Warren county, died a few days since.
Jesse II. Powell, Esq., has pur
chased Col. Hinton's farm in Edgecombe
for $21,000.
Rev. James Reid, Superintend
ent of Public Instruction, died in Greens
boro Friday.
r- Mr. Wm. J. Uzzell, of Peters
. burg, the father of one of the publishers of
the Raleigh Kews, is dead.
Mrs. White, wife of Mr. D. B.
L. White, died at her residence in Golds
boro on Tuesday last, the 5th inst
. Mr. Britt, of the Goldsboro
Urffjr' and Mechanic' Journal, will visit
the Wilmington, Fayetteville and Clinton
Fairs in the interest of his paper.
A fine rrfare belonging to our
friend, Mike Woods, Esq., died with the
horse malady, says the Goldsboro F. 21.
Journal. No other deaths among diseased
animals, yet reported.
All the denominations, in all the
States south of us, says the Spirit of the Age,
are trying to endow their scats of learning,
but no effort has yet been put forth in North
Carolina that at all corresponds with the
necessities of the case.
The official returns from the
counties come in slowly. As far as heard
from, says the Neits, the indications are
that Grant's vote will fall at least ten thous
and under the Caldwell vote, and Greeley
twenty thousand below Judge Merrimon.
The Weldon JTeica is informed
that some unknown person entered the resi
dence of Mr. William Lee, living not far
M . 1 XT -1 . ,
from that place, in Northampton county, a
few nights ago, rifled his pockets, taking off
yioo in money with other articles in the
room.
A Mrs. Claston, who lives about
two miles from Nashville on the farm of
Z. D. Batchelor, left her home on last Fri
day to attend the circus. While absent the
house took fire and burned to death a child
about two years old. So says the Rocky
.uoum juaii.
We are pained to learn, says the
Raleigh AT, that Robert Payne, son of
Mrs. W. E. Pell, of Carey, fell from the
shed of a cotton gin to the ground, a dis
tance of about twelve feet, Wednesday
evening, and though not killed was terribly
mangled and several bones broken.
An outhouse on the farm of P.
II. Sasser, Esq., about a quarter of a mile
from Goldsboro, in which was stored a few
bales of cotton, was burned to the ground
at an early hour on Friday morning last
The fire is supposed to have been the work
of incendiarism, says the F. & if.. Journal.
Says the Statesville American:
Mr. Toney Wilson, of Olin, who was return
ing home from a trip South to sell tobacco,
and had stopped at thehouse of a relative
in tins place, last Wednesday, with his
team, and while attending to the horses,
was kicked by one of them and died in a
short time afterward. The fatal aecident Is
the more melancholy inasmuch as Mr. Wil
son was the sole support of a widowed
muuier ana large iamuy or children.
$75,000 In ClTror Ji. ",:'.
Wc call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement in another column of the
Nebraska State Orphan Asylum. Here is a
chance to win a fortune in a Public Legal
Drawing, and at the same time help a noble
and worthy institution. dw2m
Winter Ink.
We have now on hand a full supply of
xsews Ink foe winter use. . Cash or C. O. D.
orders will liave prompt attention. "
.METEOROLOGICAL UECORO.
Novembers. 1813.
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Wind.
Weather.
etor,
7 A t
29:97
:83
65
63
60
N E Fresh .Light Rain
N E FreHh ! Cloudy
N K Fretth I Light Rain
. a p. 11
Mean Temp, of day, 61 dev. ,
Not. All barometric readings are reduced to the
ea level and to 8-1 degrees Fahrenheit.
KOBIKT 8KTBOTH,"
Sersft Signal Service U.,8. A.
Weather Report.
I Wab Department,
II
umceor Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, November 94:35 P. M
In the Northeast, and thence over the
Western Lakes, brisk northeasterly to south
easterly winds, cloudy- weather and rain,
extending to-morrow to the Lower Ohio
Valley and Michigan. On the Lower Lakes,
and thence to the Upper Ohio -Valley and
in New England, clear weather and north
erly winds. In the Middle and South At
lantic States northerly to Easterly winds,
eriy winds. ' " ' . ;. .
Warning signals continue at Ouluth, and
are ordered for Chicago, Milwaukee and
Grand Haven. . . ;
The Mowni Stab win be delivered la any part I VOIi 'XI.'NO'- 4-2 -of
the City at Frrrit Cbnts per week. - vr, . rr.
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THEOITY.
. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ilostetter's Bitters see advertisement
John S. James. Produce Broker. "'
Munson & Co. Rainy Days Umbrellas.
. J. K. MclLHrnmr. Drugs and Medicines
Henbt Ehkbbck. H. R. P. E. Co. No. 1.
J. F Rukckkbt. Pianos and Organs.
Cronly & Morris. Auction Sales.
J. A. Byrne. Fire Insurance Business.
C. D. Myers & Co. Grand Exhibition.
T. B. CAKR. Wilmington Council No. 4.
Eduard Peschatj. Notice.
P. G. Robinson. F. E. Co, No. 1.
P. W. Kerchker. Bagging, Coffee, &c.
P. Hxinsbebgeb. Gold Pens, &c, &c.
Btbxb & Kenan. insurance Agents.
J. C. Stevenson. N. C. Hams.
J. J. McRee. Notice.
Accommodation for Oar . Visitor
The Committee Appointed.
At a meeting of the Executive Committee
of . the Cape Fear Agricultural Association,
held Friday evening, the following Com
mittees were appointed to make the necessary-preparations
.for accommodating the
large number of visitors expected at the
Pair this weeks' ; ; ;
f On Behalf of th (Cot E. R. Brink,
Maj. J. C. Mann, Marshal W. P. Canaday.
On Behalf of tie Chamber of Commerce '
S. W. Vick, Esq. , Col. J. L. Cantwell, Col.
Roger Moore.. .
On Behalf of the Agricultural Asaociatun
Dr. W. W. Harriss, Chairman; Dr. T. B.
Carr, Mr. J.'C.. Haigh, Capt H. C. Brock.
A glance at the names . constituting the
above Committees will be a sufficient assur
ance that their duties wil) be faithfully and
efficiently performed, and we have no
doubt that sufficient accommodations will
be secured for as many visitors as may be
present at the Fair this week. We again
remind such of our citizens as can make it
convenient to assist in this important matter,
to leave their names, together with the num
ber they can accommodate, at the Book
stores of Messrs. Love and Heinsberger,
without delay.
.
Amusements.
To-morrow evening will be the occasion
of the inauguration of our dramatic season,
and the public is to be congratulated upon
the auspicious surroundings of this interest
ing event The dramatic season will open
brilliantly, and with a rich promise in its
initial performance, of the handsome his
trionic exhibitions which will follow at
agreeable intervals.
Mr. W. T. Powell, manager of the Rich
mond (Va.) Theatre, has our Theatre during
Fair week, and will introduce the talented
troupe of artistes which for weeks past have
contributed, with signal success, to the en
tertainment of the public of our sister city.
The troupe comprises a number of talented
performers, among whom may be specially
mentioned Messrs. Fannin and Eherle as
being most favorably known in many of the
leading cities of the Union. Mr. Fannin
has more than once won the applause of
our nlav-coers in his nainstakinir and meri-
torious Soria as tor in the legitimate
drama.
Mr. Powell will also introduce to our pub
lic to-morrow evening Miss Kate Fisher, the
most favorably known representative of the
eauestrian drama in this country. ' Miss
Fisher will appear to-morrow evening in the
equestrian drama Mazeppa, introducing her
famous horse Wonder. In this role she has
performed, during several years past, before
many thousands of people, and has been
the recipient of the most complimentary
notices from the press of the country. Du
ring the week, Miss Fisher will appear in a
number of other role specially adapted to
her abilities as an equestrian actress. The
performance to-morrow evening will con
elude with the entertaining and laughable
farce Your Life' tin Danger.
Reserved seats can be obtained at Ileins
berger's without extra charge, and should
he secured before the rash incidental to
Fair week shall begin.
County Commissioners.
An adjourned meeting of the Board was
held yesterday morning:
Commissioner Rice, Chairman of the
Committee on Public Buildings, submitted
the following report relative to necessary
improvements at" county jail and sugges
tions of Grand 'Jury at last term of the Su
perior Court
1st That a suitable supply of bedding to
meet nresent wants has already been
ordered.-' - ' - ''
2d: For heatine purposes in the 2d and
3rd stories, one double-case Sandford heater
find mse to be placed in the second story,
with register above, has been ordered, to
cost $123. To be set In building witn all
necessary pipes, register, eta, complete.
3d. We recommend that the inside grat
inr t' windows in the second story betaken
tout and Bold, believing that they afford no
additional security K reienuon oi prisoners;
arid, further, takinz into consideration the
general insecurity of the jail, we recom
mend the employment of one night guard,
whose dutv it shall be to patrol the corridors
between the outer walls and the cells during
the night time and have charge of the heat-
! .... J S S-. th. .n.
nntment to Un TrttoXZ&T
wases to be fixed bv the Commissioners.
We also recommend that narrow wooaen
bed frames, to be constructed without iron
o - ' r
work,- be placed in each celL
Report received and ordered to be spread
upon the minutes.
It was ordered tnat Duncan Holmes be
appointed as night guard, to serve during
the continuance of the work recommended
by the Committee, at a compensation of
$30 per month, as provided by Committee's
report on county JaiL
JL-:Y. , Horrell was appointed Constable
of Caswell Township - for the unexpired
J,D."Kiandefwaii granted license to
Board adjourned until Wednesday CTen-
WILMINGTON,
OFFICIAL VOTE OF COUNTIES.
Special Returns to the Star.
Gates. The vote of this county, as fur
nished us by the Register of Deeds, is as
follows : Greeley 618 ; Grant 479. Greeley's
majority 189. A gain for Grant of 103
votes.
Perquimans. This county gives a ma
jority of 475 for Grant A Radical gain of
187."
Catawba. The vote of this county is as
follows: Greeley 1,252; Grant 441; O'Conor
1. Majority for Greeley 810. A gain of 28
for Grant
Robeson. The vote af this county is as
follows: Greeley 1,051; Grant 1,503. Ma
jority for Grant 452. A gain for Grant of
500.
Orange. This county gives Greeley 1,-
483 and Grant 1,265. Greeley's majority
218. A Radical train of 406. '
Wayne. The vote of this county is as
follows : Grant 1,934 ; Greeley 1,311. O'Conor
1. Majority for Grant 623. A Radical gain
of 423.
Guilford. Greeley 1,362; Grant 1,726.
Grant's majority 364. A Radical gain of
382.
All the gains and losses in the above are
as compared with the August election.
A Corpse Discovered in the Wo&ls.
On Friday, the 18th ultimo, a colored man
by the name of Jim McKethan, who had
been at work in South Carolina, got off the
train on the Wilmington, Columbia and Au
gusta Railroad, at Whiteville, with the in
tention, he being quite ill at the time, of
going to his home at Pine Log, distant about
two miles. As he left the car a colored
man with a wagon drove up, and, as he was
going in the direction of Pine Log for some
distance, McKethan was granted the privi
lege of a ride as far as he was going. Ar
riving at the point where their roads diverged
the sick man got out and proceeded on his
way. He was noticed by the colored man
in the wagon, soon after leaving the same,
to forsake the road and go into the woods.
Since that time nothing was heard of him
and his mysterious disappearance had be
gun to excite much curiosity among the
people in that vicinity, when, on Friday
last, his dead body was discovered in the
woods not far from where he disappeared
just two weeks before. There was no indi
cation of violence, but the body was much
decayed. A jury of inquest was to have
been held yesterday and our informant was
confident that a verdict of death from
natural causes would be returned.
Attractive goods, low prices, are to be
found at the popular dry Goods House of
Macks Bros. & Co., 25 Market street It
T. M. C. A.
Rev. A. A. Boshamer, Pastor of the Fifth
Street Methodist Church, will preach in the
rooms of the Young Men's Christian Asso
ciation on Princess, between Front and
Second streets, this afternoon at half past
four o'clock, to which not only members of
the Association, but the ladies and young
men of Wilmington generally, together
with strangers who may chance to be in the
city, are particularly and earnestly invited.
Remember the Poor.
As Winter approacheth and the cold rains
are falling and the dismal wailings of the
North winds are heard around our comfort
able domicils, we should .begin to provide
comforts for our poor and destitute. Do
nations for this purpose to the Ladies' Be
nevolent Society or the Young Men's Chris
tian Association would be faithfully applied
towards relieving the necessities of this
class of our community.
Shipping News.
The Schr. Paul and TJiompson, bound
from New York to Jacksonville, Fla., with
an assorted cargo of 'merchandise, and
which was reported to have gone ashore
near Swansboro on the 14th ult, was gotten
off the beach and had been towed inside
the Bar by the Steam-tug .Branch, yesterday,
when, unfortunately, the hawser parted and
she was drifted ashore again. It is thought,
however, that she will be gotten off this
morning and towed up to this .port
Special inducements are offered in
Black Alpacas, Satteens, Silk Poplins at
Macks Bros. & Co., 25 Market street. It
The Police Force. .
iiic urucr pcu y
the Board of Aldermen distributing the po
lice force through the city will go into ef
fect to-morrow. The force will he divided
as follows: The day police will be composed
of five men; the night police of fifteen men;
one policeman will be stationed in each
ward east of Third street and nine will be
required to patrol at night west of Third
street.
Lectures.
We are pleased to learn that the Chair
man oi tne uommiuee on jjectures ana
Readings of the Ydhng Men's Christian As-
I " "
"littee for to-morrow (Monday) evening, at
8 o'clock, in the Lecture parlor of that in
stitution, for consultation in regard to a sys
tem of lectures this season. . r
Pre..ed Engagem.nt..
Rev. R S, Moran, D. D., of this city, is
quite pressed with engagements at the pres-
ent time, having consented to deliver the
'annual address at ouf fair on Thursday of
this week, and also shortly to lecture beforo
the Young Men s innsuan Association oi
this city; ' besides delivering ; Sabbath
SchOOl address in JreierSDuTg, V a"" 'r ' r
i tteaay-maae siuuuu, nwvi a, oaoes
are keot ta Immense quantities On the sec-
ond floor of Mack Bros. & Cc's establish
N. 0., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1872.
LoealDots.
No convicts to the Work House last
week. .
Three patients to the Hospital during
the past week. J
- There were only 4 police arrests dur
ing the past week.
- No cases for trial before the Mayor's
Court yesterday morning.
Two colored men were arrested yester
day afternoon for drunkenness on the street
Regular meeting of Wilmington Coun
cil No. 4 to-morrow evening, at 7i o'clock.
The Clerk of the Market reports the
arrival of 193 market carts during the past
week.
- Regular meeting of the L' Arioso
Pleasure Club to-morrow evening, at7
o'clock.'
Regular meeting of Howard Relief P.
E. Company No. 1, to-morrow evening, at
7i o'clock.
The ladies are invited to the Sunday
afternoon services in the Young Men's
Christian Association rooms.
J. K. McChenny'8Drug and Chemical
Store (Lippett's old stand) remains open to
day, from 7 A. M. to 9 P. M.
During the week closing yesterday the
various butchers of this city slaughtered 76
beeves, 106 hogs, 25 sheep, 3 calves and 1
deer.
Owing to the intensely disagreeable
weather last night Pro! Anderson did not
give his exhibition at the Opera House, as
intended.
Squad 44 C," Wilmington S. F. E.
Company will meet at their Engine
House to-morrow afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
for parade.
Delia Robinson, charged with inflicting
severe blows upon the head of Emma Arp,
both colored, will have a hearing before the
Mayor's Court to-morrow morning.
Hon. A. M. Waddell has accepted an
invitation from his brethren of St John's
Lodge No. 1, to deliver the Masonic ad
dress in this city on St John's Day, Dec
27th.
- Harry Webb, of the popular Globe Sa
loon, has secured the same booth on the
Fair Grounds that he had last year and will
be pleased to have his friends "call and see
him.
The Auditing Committee of the Board
of Aldermen were in session yesterday and
audited all the accounts against the city.
Those having claims can now get them
cashed.
-Messrs. Cronly & Morris will sell an
invoice of clothing, shoes, household and
kitchen furniture, &c., at auction to-morrow
morning, at 10 o'clock, in front of their
sales rooms.
Gus. Newkirk and Tim. Colvin, both
colored, of Caswell township, were lodged
in jail yesterday for nonpayment of costs in
the road cases tried at the last term of the
Superior Court
Thanks to Mr. R, L. Harris for copies
of the N. Y. Ledger and Chimney Corner for
the current week. Persons in want of the
standard publications of the day can always
find them at his stand.
During the week closing yesterday
there were 4 interments in Oakdale Ceme
tery, of which 1 was an adult, aged 45
years, and 3 children under 2 years of age,
one of the number being still-born.
Mr. D. J. Gilbert is giving his saloon
a thorough overhauling and making many
improvements, especially with the view of
accommodating his many oyster customers.
By the way he had some very fine New
Rivers on hand yesterday, as usual
We beg leave to call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of Messrs.
Byrne & Kenan. Insurance Agents. These
gentlemen are too well known to our citi
zehs to require any introduction from us.
Give them a call and see 44 how it is your
self." The editorial staff of the Stab tender
their acknowledgments for a card of ad
mission to the Grand Tournament Ball,
complimentary to the Knights, to take
place at the City Hall on Friday evening,
Nov. 15th, at 9 o'clock, r. JVL
Snrler Bros.
These gentlemen have just added another
I nvri:,A n fheir ulrpAdir vprv lurtrft and .
tractive assortment of ready-made clothing,
gent's furnishing goods, &c. They have
decidedly one of the most superior and
varied stock of goods in their particular
line to be found in the State, and they are
constantly making additions to it Visitors
to the Fair should : not fail to eall at their
well-known house on Market street, as it
would be simply impossible for any one to
visit their establishment and not be suited,
both as regards the quality, make and
finish of goods and ' the prices charged.
Call and examine 'their stock before pur
chasing elsewhere " ; '
A full line of Flannels, to be found, at
Macks Bros. & Co., 25 Market street - It
A Talk. With am Outlaw.
Capt Morrison, of the W. C. & R R. R,
informs us that the notorious Stephen tow-
rey, now tne leaaing . Bpiru, oi me gang oi
Robeson outlawswas at Moss Neck on Fri-
day when he passedup the road and that
I he had about 10 minutes conversation with
the , bold; freebooter. ? .Lowrey, Inquired
very . Ocularly about the health of, Wil-
minKton. as if he expected to take up His
residence here wanted" to .. know if the
. I hmnAtMneMMtk.rnA rmken out in OUT-CitV
... 'vkttimt w.
i dw emoaay ,iucn ; appsareu: w . jts
i forsaken the outlaws for a short time after
I Tom Ix)wrey'B death, seema to have become
Oar Churches To-Day, -
Services in the Front Street M. E. Church
at 10i A. M. and 7i P. M.,.by the Pastor,
Rev. Dr. Moran.
Services in the Fifth Street M. E. Church
at 11 A. M.and7iP.M.,bythePastor,Rev.
A. A. Boshamer.
Services in St Paul's (Episcopal) Church,
corner of Fourth andOrange streets, at 11 A.
M. and 7 P. M.
$ .Services in St JamesV Church to-day, it
being the24th Sunday after. Trinity, will
be as follows: Morning Prayer at 11 A. M. ;
Evening Prayer at 4 P.M.; Sunday School
at 3 P. M.
Services at St James' Home, . Orange,
between Eighth and Ninth streets, as fol
lows: Sunday School at 3 P. M. : Evening
Prayer at 4 P. M.
Services in St Paul's (Evang. Lutheran)
Church as follows: German service at 10$
A. M. ; English service at 7i P. M. ; Sunday
School at 3 P. M.; Catechetical lectures on
Friday, at 3 P. M.
Fair Premiums.
We noticed in the show window of the
jewelry establishment of Messrs. Thos. W.
Brown & Sons, yesterday evening, a num
ber of splendid premiums to be awarded at
our approaching Fair. Among the most
noticeable articles was a magnificent fruit
stand, decidedly the handsomest thing of
the kind we ever saw; two beautiful spool-
holders, something unique and novel, be
sides quantities of small articles, all hand
some and of new styles, which were taste
fully arranged and so elegant in appearance
that they must be seen to be appreciated.
Bring on Tour Stock
We would inform our friends, outside of
the city, who expect to attend our Fair this
week, that it is entirely safe to bring stock
to the Fair, as there is no horse disease in
the city and the most stringent, regulations
have been put in force to prevent its intro
duction here. We would further state that
provisions have been made on the various
roads for stock transportation on Monday
and Monday night
The Cape Fear. -
Capt. Garrison of the steamer Murchison
reports that when he left Fayetteville Fri
day at 12 o'clock there had been a rise in
the river at that point of about 15 inches.
As there have been heavy rains since there
is no donbt by this time an abundance of
water for boating purposes.
masonic.
The Grand Lodge of F. & A. Masons of
the State of North Carolina convenes in an
nual session in Raleigh on the first Monday
in December. Messrs. Horace A. Munson,
William Larkins and Abram Wronski are
delegates from St John's Lodge No. 1, of
this city.
Arrest under Difficulties.
Two colored men were arrested and taken
to the Guard House yesterday afternoon,
charged with drunkenness on the streets.
One of them attempted to make his escape,
and, when cornered by a policeman, flourish
ed a knife pretty extensively, making it
necessary on the part of the officer to use
his club to bring the offender to terms.
HOTEL AREIVALS.
9. John A Kenno, K s u K tt; i c uavis B wire,
Norman's Museum: W M Prentiss. Richmond. Va:
Thos J Robinson: A M Alderman. City. L B Penine-
ton, Laurinburgh, N C; J B Greenf elder, J Rosen
thal, Baltimore, Md; P Magnus, London; FA Boggs,
iew xonc
When the pure medicinal restorative, now so wide
ly known as Udolphi Woun'i 8chtkda.m Schnapps,
was introduced into tne worm unaer tne enaorse
ment of four thousand leading members of the med
ical proreesion, some twenty years ago. its proprie
tor was well aware that it could not whollv escape
the penalty attached to all new and useful prepara
tions. He, therefore, endeavored to invest it with
the strongest possible safeguard against counterfeit
ers ana imitators, to render au attempts 10 pirate it
difficult and dangerous. It was submitted to distin-
usnea cnemisu lor analysis, ana pronounced oy
.em the Durest spirits ever manufactured. Its pu
rity and properties having been thus ascertained,
samples or tne article were lorwaraea to ten tnon-
sand physicians, including all the leading practition
ers in the United States, for the purpose of experi
ment A circular, requesting a trial of the prepara
tion and report of the result accompanied each spec
imen. Four thousand of the most eminent medical
men in the Union promptly responded. Their opin
SUMKU
ions or tne arncie were unanimously isvoraDie. ucn
a preparation, they said, had long been wanted by
the profession, as no reliance could be placed on the
ordinary Honors of commerce, all of which were
more or less adulterated, and therefore unfit for me-
dicinal purposes. The - pecnliar excellence and
strength of theoU of juniper, which formed one of
the principal ingredients of the Schnapps, together
with an unalloyed character of the alcoholic element,
give it, in the estimation of the faculty, a marked
superiority over every other diffusive stimulant as a
diuretic, ionic ana resioraave. -
adbun & vollebs. Agents. . nov B-1W
MARRIED. - .
inst., at the residence of Col. Robert 11. Cowan, by
Rev. A A. Watson, D. D., Loais H. DeRosset and
Jniss Jennie u. uowan, ail or tnis city. JNo caras.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE KEY XO HEALTH.
It is the easiest thing in the world to lose the bless
ing of health, but when lost it Is not so easy to re
gain it The popular Idea of fifty years ago that a
tremendous scouring of the bowels was an essential
element of cure in almost all diseases has fortunate
ly for mankind been pretty effectually exploded.
The introduction of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
nearly a quarter of a century ago, may be said to
have given the coup de grace to drastic purgation.
The world has learned from the beneficial effects
produced by that admirable preparation, that on
medicine may embrace the three properties of a ton
ic, a laxative, and an alterative; that the three cura
tive processes of invigoration, purification and regu
lation may be compaased at the same time by the
operation of a single agreeable, remedy. .There are
sound, philosophical reasons for the remarkable im
provement which the Bitters occasion In the condi
tion of a deranged and enfeebled system. This pare
J combination of vegetable Juices not only strengthens
""T-r rrri ZZZ
t0:oia1ttaWtW.-sth.Miim:
I and If tiw blood has become too thin and watery to
I nourish the body properly,- enriches sod vitalizes
.raw material t. oj au the sono. poraona or ma
dysenteric and diarrhoeic ailments are always more
or leas rjf e, occasional poses' of th Bitten wffl b
oua aaiegaaru agam.ne awH-viiwio
condtttoMwnteli. generate thexn. mxam
i resist the morbid Influence of the malarious vapors
I which rise froia the earth at this1 season, "and of an
the known iirrigoranto Hostetter'a Sitters U tia
safest and most potent
: nor 10-lw BttWed Fri
WHOLE NO. 1,582.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;
M. Cronly, Auctioneer.
By Cronly dc Morris.
SUNDRIES AT AUCTION.
ON TO-MOHROW (MONDAY) MORNING, AT
10 o'clock, we will sell at oar Sales Room, an
invoice of
Clothing, Shoes, IIoop Skirts,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
'i BRANDT, WINES, 4c.
novlO-lt :
M. Cronly, Auctioneer.
By Cronly & Morris.
DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE
Unimproved Lot
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY, Jlet instant, at 11 o'clock A
M., we will Bell at Exchange Corner, one of the
moat elegant UnimproTed Lota In this city, situated
upon the East side of 8th, between Queen and Woos
ter streets, and known as No. 4 in Block 06. the same
haTing a front of 66 feet on 8th street, running East
jew iegt to ytn street.
19 TEEMS AT SALE. .flf
novlO-StlO, 17.81N
M. CE0NLY, Auctioneer.
By CRONLY & M0BBI&
DesiraWe Unlmproyed Real Estate
AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY, S1ST INST., AT 11 O'CLOCK
A. M., we will seU at Exchange Corner, the fol
lowing pieces or lots of Real Estate, situated upon
Seventh and Castle streets, as designated below:
SOUTH.
133
S
183
s
S
60
82
CASTLE STREET.
One fourth cash, balance in 6. 12 and 18 months.
with 8 per cent interest
noV 10, 17 and 81
BAINT DATS .
ARE SUGGESTIVE OF
UMBRELLAS.
A GOOD STOCK CAN BE FOUND AT THE
City Clothing Store.
HANDSOME DEESS
BUSINESS SUITS
Received by every Steamer.
nov 10-tf
MUNSON A CO.
J. K McHhenny,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Druggist' and Pharmacist,
(MPPITT'S CORNER,)
HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES, CONSISTING
OF ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
CHEMICALS, PATENT AND PRO
PRIETARY MEDICINES,
Toilet and Fancy Articles, Dye Staffs, Onion Setts
anateeas.
N. B. Country Merchants would do well to give
me a call before purchasing elsewhere, as my stock
is very large ana complete.
nox io-tt
A Card.
T HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH MS
X in the
I
Fire Insurance Business,
CAPT. W. B. KENAN. Capt Kenan is too well and
favorably known to the citizens of Wilmington, and
the surrounding country, to require any endorse
ment or introduction from me. The Companies rep
resented by the Agency are of such undoubted sol-
vency and good standing that with the assistance of
Capt Kenan, I confidently appeal to the public for
a large ana increasing snare oi patronage;
noVlU-lW ' 4. A. DXUfltt.
The Grand Exhibition.
rnHE FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR OP THE CAPE
X Fear Agricultural Association should and will
bring crowds of visitors, and we hope they will not
rorget to can on us. we win exnioii tne largest ana
nnest biock or
Choice Family Groceries
To be found in North Carolina, at
OUR STORE,
On Front street adjoiningBank of New Hanover,
ana JrurceU ana National Hotels.
CHAS. D. MYEB3 ft CO.,
Dealers in Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Wines,
Liquors, Stc, 1 North Front street
nov 10-tf .
J. F. RUECKERT,
PIANO FORTE WARE B001IS,
Above 57 and 59 market Streets,
(M ASONI C HA LL.)
' ANOTHER OF THOSE ELEGANT ' i
WEBER
PIANOS
- .. . v.4 ; it
Just receiv
ed. They are
the cheapest
:TON.ILJU because they
are " THE BEST." " Blind " are those to their in.;
terest, who do not call and examine M THE WEB-
Pianos Toned thoroughly, rianos of au pnoea to
spit are for sale.
nov 10-tf '
Q fl ft ftISHSLS COBN,
TV ' " ''(-"W'
WILMItR
aor 1W( - - 17, n and N KortWater Mmt.
BATES OF ADVEHTISINO. .
One Square one da,. , tl 00
v. tWO day)!.. A. 4r.t.-,a...4 1 W-
tnreeoaTi w
. four days...... .......... ......... W
- " days. 7. i. ..t... 00
wwesjCi:M&W'-s4.;i..a
tr.Two weeks..;...... 6 00
ThrM waeka 4.ii W
" - One month..
" . Twa month... ,.,,..,.. ...... .15 00
" , Three months.r.i..:..:.i.........tS 00
M
II
" ' Six months 86 00
V M t One year..... , ..i....i,..-.v..60 00
CContract Advertisements taken at propor
tionately low rates. - - - -
: FiTs Squares estimated as a qnarter-cohrnm, and
ten squares as a half -column. , ; .
new advertisements:-
JUST RECEIVED,
-V li A LARGE LOT OF
5.7 " Common 11 -inch Pine,
J - Bright and dark double
V&sSZft thick Nary, Black and
, fcS-' Sweet; Cayendish X,
-'' r J?v- and other grades of
X!lie wins: Tct accoj
"Also fine lot' of Im
ported and domestic
,f .''-. w '" -
SEOAIIS,
Prices Reduced to new
SO cent tax.
H. BTJRKHDTER,
81cn of the Indian CfelcfY
Mo. A market St.
noT 10-tf
Buckwheat . and . Rye Hour,
.-1 ES. HALff BARRELS; r i -. 7.
Mam Flonp ani; FaTorite Flour,
BARRELS, HALF BARRELS AND BAGS. .
-
nov 10-tf - CHAS. D, MYERS ta CO.
, Wilmiiiton Council No. L ; :
T3EQULAR MEETING MONDAY ' NIGHT, AT
0.t IX O'ClOCK.
nov 10-it -
t-rT. B. .CARR, T.LK,
Post copy.
SQUAD C.-I. S. F. E. CO. SO. 1,-
MEET AT ENGINE HOUSE AT 4 P.M. MON
day, for parade, o
noTlO-lt -F.G. ROBINSON. tndAsst
BasM, Coffee ani CleeseV:
350 B0LLS HEAVT BAGGING,
400 ' Laguyra Coffee,
O K II boxs cueese.
For sale by ' 'r
F. W. KERCH N An,
r, t8 and W Norm Water if
not 10-tf
JOHN S. JAHES;
Pro d u o e B r oker,
AND GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUR
chase or sale of all articles, either f oreim or do.
mestic. . ; ...
OFFICE No. 9. Dock Street,
One door East of the office of Mr. Alfred Martin.'
STRICT -ATTENTION'; h v '
Pa Id to all Ordo'ri,
References AleXi Snrunt Esa.I British Vice Con
sul; Jas. Dawson, Esq., President of the Dawson
Bank; A. J. DeRoeset Esq., of DeRosset & Co.; A.
H. VanBokkelen, Esq. ; Henry Nutt, Esq.
wrumraTON, rt. v.t nor. o-eoaxw-oa wea sn
GOLD PENS.
rpHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF GOLD
X PENS just received
FOLEY'S, FAIRCmiD'S, u - jr
MORTEN'S AND OTHERS,
For sale at
Mark Twain's Innoceats Abroad
And . ROUGHING IT, fourth supply just in at
fP' " ' HEmSBERGER'S ,
nov 10-tf
Live Book and Music Store,
A Very Small Lot '
QF N. C. HAMS, EXPRESSLY FOR THE FAIR.
None but my customers can get them. -
Raisins, Currants, Citron, Ac, ad inflnltnm.
nov 10-tf
JAMES a 8TEVEN8ON.
Spirit Casis. Hoop Iron ana Glue.
850 "oes1
250 CASES AND BBLS GLUE.
For sale by - - ' : . t
F. W. KERCHNKR, .
17, 88 and S9 North Water street Z
nov 10-tf
Sugar, Candy. Sctaapjs ani Butter.
IRA Hhds and Bbts Raw and Beflned Sugars (
lUU S00 Boxes Candy; . ,7 V-
100 Cases
Schnapps:
vCOTnbsBi
latter.
jror sale ov
. W.
nov 10-tf
17. S8 and Nona Water St
Imperial Fire Insurance Co. of Lonion.
ASSETS, $8,000,000 GOLD. ...
FraURANCE CAN BE EFFECTED IN' THIS
responsible Company on good risks, at the low-
est current rates, on ai
mcauon to
BYRNE KENAN. Gcn'l Ins. As'ts.
Office Commercial Exchange Building, .
noe 10-tf North Water street
Great Western Fire Insurance Comp'y,
OF NEW OKLEANS.
Farmville Inaiiraixce '& Ranking Co.,
. OF YIBQINIA, ,'
i
TN8UBANCE ON COTTON GINS AND ALL
X kinds of country risks can be had m the above
responsible companies on application u
n application to
A rwm
Office Commercial Exchange Building,
nov 10-lw
North Water street
HEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Assets,' $90,000,000! Annual Income, $8,000,0001
BEFORE INSUKTNO IN OTHER OOMP ANTES
call at the ofilce of J. A BXUNE, General Agent
of this old and popular Company, where yon can
see the official reports of the standing of au compa
nies. ' "
Ofilco Commercial Exchange Building,
nov 10-lw . Water street
; Notice, ? jf j
WILMINGTON, N. C Nov. 1873, i
NO BILLS HEREAFTER CONTRACTED BY
Mr. C. D. Schmedes for the German Brig
Udolph will be paid by the owner or agents of said
vessel.
EDTJABD PESCHATJ,- ,
Imperial German Vice Consul. "
nOVlO-St
,.:,:,lJ()tiCe.':;:-,- f'xrM
THE MEMBERS OF THE L ARIOSO PLEASURE
CLGB are notified that the regular meeting take
place to-morrow (Monday -evening, at o clock,
at the usual place. '1
nov lU-Ut- -. . 'tf. a. bgaui Dwnwj,
: Horse Blaiikets
LAP ROBES, WOOL MATS, TTTJNKS HAB
ness. Saddles. Bridles. Collars. Ljimes. Chains.
Saddlery, Hardware, Travelling Bags, Feather Dus
ters. .
Stock Larre an A Prleea Low
.v .HO, 8 BouUi Front St, '
1 : WDmingtOB, N. P.? "
octM-tfnae
Horai Relief F.- F.! Cospanr Ho. 1.
RKUBlMKgrt THAT YOUH KEO-
uiar meethiB for this month will be held on
Monday night lit instant at 70 o'clock.. Every
member is earnestly requested Uto jttand. u
nov 10-1 ri U- Secretaryyi')
Qchcdulo B TOTa
WHO HAVE NOT PAID TVTZTZ II.!
1S7J, are notified to come forard ai pay &Q aam
SOT 5-1
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