,
- 1- J! -, -
THEIIOEITL;C-:".:A?..f
. .t -iyf tcrrrn ttn v . . - . .. v
en
-
Orrvn, Dswitro Bank Bonding, Promt SC
KATpa or soaciwtic
- . v- i , " s,,Two irceka.., lvi,,t..Aiuw
UJ, - . : , . One month..
Throe month, la andvaac. . . . .. . , .-. . . $ 00
imo month, in advance.. ............j,,.;. , 75
The Mommm 8t. wbl W dellVerftd 1j any part
of the City a rvmrnmCntn pr week. f , f ;.--:
""""" ; OUTLINES,
v ;
There seems to bo.no foundation for the
report that'Thicr. has resigned the Presk I
a . t - 1. TJ Y. 1 ? - I
uency or me x n-ucu . iv?puwiic.-A-- i no
last fire in Boston destroyed several pul
lishcrs' offices-. , - - New York Eaerwri
tcrs lutvc advanced rates of Insurance from
0 to 40 per cent' r-vlS"atlonal x Baptist
Sunday School" tJotftentRm In Session at
Cincinnati is presided over by Iter. Dr. J.
U 31. Curry. $600,000 in" tobacco
destroyed in the Jersey City fire.. ilThe
manager bftbeAtlantlc and'Orcat Western
R. R. at Meadsvillot Va.." llas' disgorged
$73,000 of his stealings and resigned. ,
It is feared at.. St. Raul's Minnn4 thatfOQ,
track layers on the extension to Winona
and St. Peters Railroad, will perish, its they
are exposed to the severe weather without
supplies, and the trains sent to their" relief;
are stopped by storms 80' miles 'off, '
Twenty shops, aforeaiind saloons' burned
in Chicago. - Warmoth'a proclamation J
convenes Legislature pi .Louisiana, veo.t
9th. r No , cluingp jo, the,. Legislative;,
status in Alabama. A London tele
gram states "thaVtuVb'ark Znrna&van
nah and Bremen; arid bark Lnnercont, JJarti
morc and Belfast,', both of 'which 1 sailed
from the American porUJast winter were!
lost with all on board.---
TnK JUKSSAGK.
We received -the GoVerriorV'Mes
sa"C by last majht 8 mail.." Its great
length precludes extentlea - uotioey
much less publication. to-d:y. There
is nothing'startliii or brilliAntm the
document. It ucetnt to be as bitterly
partisan as that Prince of Partisans,
"Mass Tod," could make it- - r
METEOROLOGICAL IIECOllD. .
November SI, ISTX.
Time.
Barome
, ter .
Thcr-
mom-
VhL I Weather.
etets
7 M.j aoK)i
1 P. M. ):
P. M.' ai:SI
iNPreth jClondy
X K GotU CJondr
W K OCTtle Ught Rjdn
4
Mean I'einp. of day, 47dcjt. -Noti.
All barometric read injra are reduced to the
fen level and tb Si degreea Fahrenheit fit (-
lkrg't SlicmU Serrtce U. S. A.
- wniBfr spvrs4
War Dwartmkst,
Offlceof Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, November 2145 P.
P.M.)
Prubaldlitien. .
a2SSSSSSH
ninml lirrht snow witltclaarinr weather to-
irinr weather to-
s, cloudy weath-
sflSSSSrSSi
morrow; in the Uulr -btatea,
er. southwesterly winds and
- o- . c . . " I
X111
lower lakes and thence over the Middle
States and New England, diminishing and
northwesterly winds and cloudiness. 1
NUW ADVEBTISBnENTS. Wj.w
VV. f. CANADA Y. UUV .AOtlCeB. A .i
0 -
C. S. SEKvess. Hoisting by Steam.' ''---
, . . .... . , r '
Mcnsos is Co. Our Standard Line;
Atktksoh & Mannino. Insurance. . "
Thomas Hollow a T.-CutLoii. i!Jf:
Jas. L Metts. Liquors, &c
official, totb of cocnties.
Official Beturas tothe tar:f
Sampson.- The "vote of this county ta as
follows: Greeley 889; Grant 1,470... Ma.
Jorityfor Grant 5'91". A" Radical gainof
824. . "v .
Forsytii. The following ia the vote of
this county: Greeley 758; Grant 1,100.
Gmntf. m-Witw JUt A T?,li1 f
200. , :v , r r
- ' ir iJ i
Lnmaiiabi v w ' ? I
The followinwinr ! aliat of nnmanabie .
letters rnrnainimr in TjCi)rntnA4n Pnat 'ArfT' 1
, o , ip
tfj. m.
Ben Smaw N O lire 1 T Mace
WnTs S'Stt&Bu
..kttI
' rT I yesterday morning, we learn that a ware
Monroe, Bennettsvillv13. C. care Neil G ye 6; :intnir fmm
n -i,v!- house in one of the alleya kading from
Wm. Dbcon, corner of Second and Barome;
no name, Borgaw; N.' C' 4 s 7
ABankaaiTlna; y.
Xcxt Thursday is Thankscivin-Day. and
rlprlr. .n-i -n. ' ... i.w. -.i i.
vijicio aic jwiuug lui nam iw j
affording themva briel respite, from-
r-arcs of business; W"c knoWthcy
"mnk us for the aiicirtion that, if their
plovers cive them the holiday at all, it
rtiould not bo fchorn of It raluabh propor.
UOrii 1. 1- in . I.n;.... ivrfnrm I
7".' ,uui . .v4" V i
their usual duties for tuegrcatcrpart of the
forenoon, aauttoeatiiecase
rim rim.,.. . .
avorito Ktndy' among the 'youth of the
adopted home and identified themselves
with na render the proper understanding of
he language an accomplishment of no little
Jmportancu.
Mr. Tt n T?to u-' finllrllnir tl fin And
, - ., -
uMiiiiry. in this city we hear Uiere are at tesi, wc iau iu iuim - ,.,.r . , reeling wui; dwichuj ui oui.c w kuu w mo
o become "masters of lhe situation," and amount to the Association in case we ao gevmOTr a joint committee try ex-
many have already attained to quite pro- make good the claim. Both papers to pun- amme all the returns -and report-what ac-
n icncy in the UnirnaWiT&e large'nnmber lish in their editorial column a fair state- ,tion the joint assembly should take in refer-
J.u(i!iiiniWi)v;wufJ i-iL'-" ' 'nt.M ence to informalities, &c The joint assem-
of Germans who have made thia . their, ment of the result, giving per cenUge of bl 1wrned tmtU the 4th of next month,
substantial wharf on Eagle IslancVof)oitai Tonkin engine house torepair to the same
Rock atreet, for those enterprising gentltv j jB case of an alarm of fire and assist in haul-
mm mm. mP ' ' - . ' ' MM. Mk mW A . m. 1.. mm mWt
en, Messra. WHliams & Murehiaon who
' v m;jy purcuaisea ; u prupony ur wis
locality; The wharf is to be, built of the
oesi material nd wiH, b two trandred feet
m length; and its construction wiu De
1 - - ' ' - .' . . ' i - . I . " r ! .. ... . . ' , tAmnn. r Anilfa LL fcii a -vvow .9-. w, Jliirau rr' J " i-tv WMwaia m. r M, . -Ar- m . a .-. I ' - - - w ... - - . i 1 ...... . .-mix.m -?. i Y m' '
other buildings on the property, wLichfcl KawM ta9W:serIt to wSr StoX fC'v 1 - iS A7e ar. r atX.d ce f::j c. - ; :.Zx
gtve. Zt&'v .which We Witthe. 1510:'; '
l ucin.UVU w.,n.vuyuuv uv . jj. npa WrlLin B IDS SUO VB SU VU1V. w "V -t COmDOSlUOU IS a'i Ciuciuo uuu u uoumw-j wuioiu,. vsauvu ; " ""r T..i -i'li: I T , X." UJ . Jil3:!iM'l'a 1 ..I" , ' - 1 ''. i ':- - 1 . - .. ... ' j' -
- ,
; r-31oHdy with alight, rain last night, . '
? jiullet roewere ' nlentifuf iii mnrtrpt
estertlav. -i ? 1
5
Ine borse malady has appeared at
' We had a call yesterday from Mr. Os-
teen, of the 8umter JWic.
.. MaJ Mannwho has-been in' Raleigh
for several' days past, has returned to his
JU V-'.
r --Twelve bag of Castor oil beans'raised
inthis county were shtpped by the last Bal-
timore ateamer. ? 1 -
. "
f r Constable A. V.-lforrell, of Caawell
Townslup filed las bond with the Clerk of
the Superior Court yesterday.
- - The barber shops were nearly all closed
yesterday out of respect to their deceased
feltowraftaman, Prince Larrington. ,
. "
T. The iorso . disease , has appeared at
0t- P'f.68 on thc line of the
Wilmfngton, Columbia and Augusta raU-
road. ' ' - v..: , ,
) City Marshal Canaday requests citizens
to place as little trash and garbage on the
streets as possible, as the means for its re-
moral are very limited just at present,
I We beg our friends to remember that
wecharge for obituaries,, tributes of res-
pecC &c, half rates when paid for strictly
in advance, or fun advertising' rates when
not so paid. , j . . 3t
: In response to inquiries concerning the
Premium List of the Cape Fear Agricultural
Association, we will state that it will be pub
lished as soon as furnished by the officers of
'the Association.
Two colored women, charged with
flehtine on the street were arrested and
o I
taken to the Guard House yesterday. One
of , the parties is said to have usedaknife,
but without any injurious results.
' '
- Mr. Arthur T. Fickett, the gentlemanly
agent of the Ole Bull Grand Concerts, who
to in the city making arrangementa for the
nrkAAMnAA at 4 WAplil.MinAwnAii viAlinioi I
w75 """" "
i ,.c. -j j-
: The only case before the Mayor s I
Court yesterday was that of Caroline Bry-1
ant, charged with making a disturbance it
cnurcu. one was ionna guuiy ana sen-
m
tenced to pay a fine of fSO or go to the
Work House 80 days.
The horse disease, it appears, is pre-
"ni - gto.eoMlderab.exte,Uhecoua.
try; We hear of a number of cases in this
"7 We hear or a number or cases in this
and adjoining counties.-In Cape. Fear
V' tbe torees Eeneral-
W are sufferinir with the disease.
The dwelling bouse on the corner of
Seventh and Chesnut streets, the property
of the late Mrs. Droze, caught fire yester-
day, but the flames were extinguished be-
foaTmudnlamage resulted. There was no
alarm. ta t.
iT-n'p dnm,r. not rnntPnt
who vm -,.
with Ukine a "smile" at his saloon, Wed-
nesday evening, had the audacity to carry
away his entire bar-but it happened to be
tbeLnbarbelongingtohiswindow.which
... . . I
was suuBCHucuujr uiBU. j ,
auop. -
.-... ' I
Ai - .'
Attontinn tt railed to the advertise- I
terms a deception practiced on the pubhft
by a spurious concern in New York, which
will be found in this issue. , , ?
A young steer attached to one of the
city carte became quite obstreperous near
theTarcell House yesterday afternoon and
did some of the tallest jumpingand kicking
we remember to hive witnessed.! 5E anUcs
. , . . uv
mnTAn rnnHiaemuic nuiuacuitui wu wu
atreet.
. There seems to have been a perfect
mania for leaving buildings open Wedne
day nighVT In addition to those mentioned
t UTMwiHt rrmtnlnintr flour: &C..
'roub w v lz .. . . :
was Jouna open oy n
- -rv
jreatlfiman of this county who was at
uinlm"n the7thinst.. was unfortu-
" .,. - , .u.- v:n
iorn tht. the money was picked up and
handcd (0 the railroad agent at Rockingham
. , 1 . .
tor saie Keeping. v
; "'01' that a bona file city ciren-
n ifl fifty per cent, larger than
tlint nf anv other paper m vvumingion,
tliat of any other paper in Wilmington,
Men's Christian Association if, on a lair
I excess, &c,
Ntlce to Cltlaea.
mington S: PE: Company, request all
tt,in. trfrtlnwfthin easV access to thel
. . . . ..-w . -i
I i.i.x. Mott;nrr vltMn mv nrfin ' tn the
i uuu.i.v.iu6 ....
imr the enrine, 4 He has an abundance " of
l yppe to aceommOaate au woo TJiajr uo , uia- i
l pod to assist in this mattcr:8houldlt 'be- j
a.cma vacavv i e i f
Remember the poor.
ment OI Jir, nomas nuimj, vi Produced a bill to prevent the spread of dis- Vr n . , " ryr"' as it Is impossible for the city to remove It until the and absorbing works ever published, by the best au-
EnglahdProprietorofHonoway'sPillsand ease anngstttle. Lafter Sediffl ; , . , . - -ito. ;
OintmenL conUininganofwhathe JSorwc lar ftTe?uscd to admi?ffi SSW: ".
the to tJinllQtegB tliat place; U being Motion was adopted under a suspen- Isaao Bates .......Assistant Cashier "'oTBread aud
I MatA AfiAiiffh inaron a HUUUreU-UUUaA A XT Qmitn onH Hnrtnn fTiaitrA TliA roru I M n Wittin ... . . . .( ... nashUf ?iwAAca K.au; m vm w
. m 1 . ...... ..... 1 :j i airm nT trtf nil ps. alter toe names oi i i Kionrirom
wm a portion Of a sum mat naa jus F . V VT Martin. Jamea A. Craiire. Oen. KATIlT Ot N AW H fl.Tl ft VftTi novM-tf , - I' JAS..
pm- .f . nrw a TTRhflr. We are clad to 1 r. , 'V, ' ZZT t r' n; t:..:' . " T ;rr: . " w T, -' 1 ,.,.- . . .
WJUiO ucwcao4J', ,u;vuj"ll,'7. saPDlytt. An lnspecwon or f ue mnojacory snowea I r cHjroi
. n n w. tii in ma iirii 1 win 1 1 1 r i. am
' - . . v - :ti 1. i mnm
fn rase., i i. s " -s-r. iv.i..' ... i ww.?."r-TrT.. rwrn :ttt t o - r- . : i .J u
The Steamer Nortbeaat.
Tjie'Steamer Jtiriha. Capt' R. PV Pad-.
dison, which was constructed some tune
since -1o run on the Northeast River,
has recently undergone, at Point ' Cas
well, some very decided, improvements,'
matins w
ves-
smce : receivina her new eauio-
ments. These consist mainly in arranee-
j
ments for : the accommodation of passengers,
of--'whJcU -he was . desUtute formerly,
mch M 84100,18 loJ ladies and gentlemen,
washrooms, duiing room, etc.; appropriately
f: . The finding touches have not
been gtven her, but m the course of .a
week or two her transmognflcation will be
complete, constituting her a neat, convenient
and handsome boat and just the thing' for
the business she is engaged in. '
B . - -
T Hf ,IM,"per ,.: ' ' '
." T P?6 l ttle abatement
m thonghIessrs: Souther-
land & Steagall inform us that their horses,
of which, as before stated, they, have sixty
odd'on the aic list, are" gradually improv-
7, The street car horses' are also repre-
sente4tobe on the merid.1 Therearemany
horses continued at work, however, that
should be kept quiet and under' a rigid
course of treatment, as their owners will
probably 'discover when it Is' too latef
There were more oxen and steers attached
to drays and other vehicles on the streets
vesterdy than horses, and many were the
ludicrous and incidents in which they
Perfoed a conspicuous part. Large num-
Der8 of these animals are being brought to
the city for sale, and so far they have com
manded very fan- prices. It is probable,
however, that the demand will soon cease.
Ttfeetlas or Israelites
The larger part of our friends of the He-
1 ' - - 1 .1 1 .
orew reuaaiuu' OI WWi wxes
last eynlnS J?e. City Court , room in
ed-ence to a caU for a general meeting.
The meetin was caUed to order Mr-
Sol. Bear, who, in a few very pertinent re-
introduceci Rer; Dr. m. jastrow, of
PhOadelphia, who proceeded to address
importance of the erection of a
' i
Synagogue in Wilmington and cafled upon
bis hearers to leave no stone unturned to
carry out the purpose; that every man, wo-
man and child were alike interested in the
dwelt at length upon the social standing or
the Hebrew faith in every community and
called nrxm all to do their utmost to carrv
I I
out the designsof the Committee appointed
U-M meeting. .
u conclusion, ut. j. announced mat ne
u cuuwusiun, mjt. o. aunounueu mi ue
would officiate on Saturday morning next,
" 10 'COCk at th! temp0rarjr Synag0gUC'
when he would again address them.
A vote of thanks was tendered him by
acclamation, after which the meeting ad-
joined. m m
$75000 ,n Ca.b for $i; : (
We tae attention of our readers to
the advertisement in another column of the
ebrasKa btate urphan Asylum. uere is a
Chance tO Win a lOrtUne In a tUbllC Lesal
Drawing, and at the same time help a noble
and worthy institution. v - daw2m
" -
"OISLATTBE OP NORTH CARC
I
.
KVM A Tb' - - . I
UJW'" ., .
- - KALKIGH, weanesaay, jxov. xu. i
.
mm mis ucuw, jtmwuoj, aix. .iuuu
the State debt and Uabilitiea
The Joint committee raised last session to
.T.minoinintto.ff.iHnf tho Tk.ohw.
office reported though Senator Dunham, a
member of that commission. The report
...k"?.e
of Smes9 have been
made without authority of law.7. The com-
mission suggests aunary amendments tome
laws regulating the. receipt and disburse-
. 1,1 m,.
ment of the public mieyg. The report
was ordered to be printed.
W. J. Wilson, of Haywood county, was
elected enrolling clerk.
The Senate was in session butr thirtyve
minutes yesterday.. When it agahrjoined the
Umioa (n An oh mnntlnir th vno fnr (imr.
eraor,--f'T T ,v . . ; ' rjr .
a . .T . . ... , j . 2
But little of ereneral Interest transphed in
I Yia TIruiR nf T?prnfritativftfl vest erd a v.
:::, ni 5r,;;;T;i .3 Afn ri . zl
oTuti0Tb MrTBadr .f Wake. peti-
tioning Congress to remove the disabilities
of certain citizens of the State, lne orig- J
.soitloa only tb J?18
e lions, w. a. wreuam,
Wm. II. McCray had been included. Mr.
W. J Wilson, the Enrolling , Clerk of the
I . J'. ......
position. At lisjirtne two nouses as-
sembled.. in joint session and
'ngtt lanefpe
er announciid
that the counties of Gates, Jones, Macon,
that the counties or uates, jc
Br0WDj o MecUenburg, was adopted di-
and the result of the count will not be
officially" announced until that time. Sen-
tinelZlst.
mJ u.u. Uar rnudtDe Uentral American KmbHea.
J!ggSt& aWTSSSs'ESS
pas of 8outh America, in negro villages, amia the
1 oas
ariMa of Af rica; thKmel
fervid wilds of Africa,- uwoogaoux we jungics or ln-
dia, and the WaadbiPaci11
tosVpfcwjwn andeererrwbere used asf-
. A . 11. M mm.mm. ' mtS. M A OAS1 Al T S f tttflm Vh A t rfM M
1 J'.fiJ01
' Kttr&rt noK nttAnHrm than
hnmefortlto sentlmeiit of wonder takes
tney ao m
inanrMdoi tneir minas man tneresaus or
Id rpnnlros seventyftv thousand doses a day to
,"--r' ' . At - mm. - 1
SpiritTTirpentr
-Twelve of the 51 students at the
Union Tlieological Seminary, Virginia; are
from North Carolina. ? .. -
; .- i rV-f't-!'--:i"T-1
- A prisoner a. trying tp. escape
from the guards was knocked down by Que
of them, says the Charlotte pbeerver. T '. 4
The '; 'Patriot'.' ik responsible for
the statement that 150,000 fruit trees 'have
been shipped from Greensboro this season.
The Hickory EagU states" the
fact of the finding of .a rich silver mine in
in Watauga county, near the home of Sen
ator Council. i -
: Mr. Wra. G. Hubbard, General
Lecturer of the Peace Association of
Friends in America, will address the people
of Goldsboro on the 26th inst., -says the
Goldsboro Messenger. !
According : to .the strict . letter
of the law and the .count, says the iVeias,
Judge' Sbipp is re-elected Attorney Gene
ral of North Carolina ; by a handsome ma-
Monty. ,' - ' ' ... ' -
r Tod U. Caldwell received bnly
29 votea and Brogden ? in Swain county.
WilLnot the Governor elect agree to a com
promise and let us call the vote of Swain
unanimous for Merrimon. Newa. " ' '
" Nereus Mendenball-is the. new
ly elected Superintendent ' of ' Public In
struction according: to the official-vote as
counted out : in the . House of Representa
tives, states the Raleigh New. y y
The Coronation Ball at the Ca
tawba House," says the Hickory Eagle, was
a brilliant success. J G. R. Council, the
handsome young knight of Watauga, crown
edthe Queen of Love - andBeauty Miss
Adda Bogle. , o ' , . .-
The next session" of the. North
Carolina Annual Conference of the Metho
dist Protestant Church will be held at
Tabernacle, ten miles Southeast of Greens
boro, commencing on Wednesday, the 27th
inst. . ; ., i( :
We are sorry to, hear of. the
death of Mr. J. G. Branch, Sr. r which oc:
curred at his residence, at Branch's Store,'
on Friday last Mr. Branch was 'Unfortu
nate to have his. hand caught: between .the
belt and wheel at the gin,; which resulted in
internal injuries. . j.'
Mrs. Polly Pate, of .Greene
county, aged about 84 yeara, died at her
12th insL, says the Metsenegr. She was mar-
ried to her fourth husband about Six months
"
ago uuui sue leaves uemnu.ui ssa Dereave- I
1 , . , . , , , 1
menL " -
From the Messenger we learn
that a Mr. Turner,' acknowledged by all to
06 a vei7 quiet and harmless citizen, a
Marshal Miller,, on a charge of bavins b
Kn Klux. when is the war of despotism
10 cease
IT'I- Cf - -V a 1 I
oww,"e4 J18, 10 jea
M. M".''
Tuesday evening, in Johnson county. . Mr.
1 uesaay evening, in wonnson county. , jut.
MUler was 6 years of age; was a man of
oftffibffircS? 'itfSS
father-in-law of Rev. J. . B. - Bobbitt, editor
of the Uhrtstutn Advocate. .
A well-attended meeting to ar
range for the proposed railroad to Golds
boro was held Tuesday last in Snow Hill,
says the Juamnger. impressive speeches.
favoring the enterprise, were made by Judge
(Jiarke, Dr. W.J. wones, and Joseph Dixon,
xusq., ana muca interest was manuesiea oy
all present During our stay we made
it
nur Imolnooa t oToin miKlio nniAinn
thorouehlv. and are satisfied that the conntv
would vote, willinglv, and by an immen8e
joriiy' abscription of $75,000 to $100,-
tt
. .. .
Matbias llennan, ao old and in
onensive ciuzen oi waiauga, uving near
. . u . I
isoon, was ruaeiy assauiiea .ana arresteu
e;nw rkKri
i TT q i .v u
some commitment-or authority, he waa
lodSed a Jaih -The : Deavers were ' ap-
proacuea oy Kiiaoie eenuemen wno proir
f e f or Hernianwhich wag.de.
mea- j50."1 merman ana nis menas ae-
charge- he waa arreted and imnrianned.
1 without obtaming any satisfaction whateyer
I fro. th.offiyce5s- v;! , h t r.t.-'. ivv '
w m m .... , H
" "In these days when alcoholic liquors areMlarge-
lywnsumed, aad customers are so much in doubt
pided byAdnlteration, it is weli that onTatlist f
the popular beverages of the period ia reliable as
1 WIIKLIIKr LIIKir PVNLP.IIIH RTK IMH. IVIII V irmiiuMi I W I III
pure that is Usoipbo Wolfk's Akomatio Schii
dax Schnapps. It ia something to be assured by
Kother. of the Wi ZIi
f that we have in this article a genuine extract which,
I taken in moderate ouantitT and under ordinarilv
I neaitav conaiuons oi soar, aiioras a oenenciai siun-
. I.I . . I . ( . f I - mm . . . m . . .
nlus to the animal functfons. and evea if take ia
I excess leaves bnt a minimum of the inevitable erila
I of abuse. ; ' - ' - ...
abbui & vou. Agents., nov smw-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, i
lb. Grainoke
. . . ,. . v. President
C M. Stedmax
.Vice rresiaent
LATirAl 5U11PLU5 ZZD,WV
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL- $1,000,000
D- Morctuson, or wu-1 V- teaman, oi ngm
go. R. French, of. Geo.
. Hbwlman -
Jas. Ay Leak, of Wadcs
boro. M. Wcddoll, of Tarboro,
fAdrian &
j ! uiLon of 81
Sprunt
E. B, Borden,"' of GoWs-
& Hinson.
DSNMIrU
L B. Grainger, President- .A
E.aBoTOK,finUp,nT-altQurh B.P.Howi,
President.,
UUIUjJUUI U JU4 IU1UU -r, lasmer.
. . - . DIRSCTOBSs r
E. B. Borden. W. T. Falrcloth. W. F.v Komegay,
Am, J vuMrij, XAriumu tt cau. . -
a V ii.ii.
J, P: CtMnuMO,'
yasaier. f,4.
I ? TrRT"fTnT?S. .
James M. Redmond. Fred PhiUipe. W.G. Lewis,
Mathew WeddeU. v , . ? 1
fTffiS Oertlfleates of Denasit
2 T niithorlRftd b Charter, tn receive . on OeOOSH
1 hnoneys held to trust by Executors. Administrators,
i wowm..cc . sc. '. ,w(m -'.' ;
1 adelphia, Norfolk, Columbia,Charleeton, Richmond;
9 1 - m. . S .M A. t SM . J rt
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1HABBIEO.
SOLOMONS-SIMON At the resldeixWof Mr: A.
Weil, by the Rer. Dr. M. Jastrow, of Philadelphia,
Mr. 8. Solomon to Miss Una fiiaooa, 11 of this city.
No cards. -
NEW r ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bogus MedicinesCaution.
Holloway'a Pills and Ointment Sot Sold
in the United States. :. -
. 533 OXFORD 8TREBT, W. a,
. . ; . LoiTDOir, Oct.' 12th, 18TS. f
- Dkab Sib: I beg respectfully to annex copy of a
circular as Bent to the medicine vendors and others'
in the States and elsewhere by two or three indirid
nals (of little or no means), under the style of "The
New York Chemical Company," which company
had no existence until October, 1871, and with which
I have no connection. . '. .
: The more effectually to deceive they caution the
public as follows: - ' . ; . t 5; 3
"The immense demand for 'Holloway's Pills and
Ointment' has tempted unprincipled parties to coun
terfeit these valuable medicines. -
"In order to protect the pnbUc and ourselves we
have isxned a new Trade Bark,' consisting of an
Egyptian Circle of a serpent with the letter H in the
- centre. . Every box of genuine 'Holloway's Pills and
Ointment wiQ have this trade mark on it.' None
are genuine without it.
"To Dbalibs and Jobbxrs ts Drugs and Mfd
ictsib. We call youl particular attention to the
new style of 'Holloway's Pills and Ointment' none
of the old style are manufactured by as now, nor
have they been for months. We therefore caution
all persons against receiving from any jobbers or
dealers the old style of goods,
"Information. concerning any- such goods being
, offered will be received with, thanks.
44 We ask the favor of all the information yon can
give in regard to those counterfeits."
' Now this honorable company, aware that your
laws do not permit them to copy the precise retting
up of my medicines, put their counterfeits Into an
other form and intimate that they adopt a mtw label.
.The object of these people in referring to the im
' mense demand for these medicines is that it may be'
believed that I am connected with them.
In the interest of the public f therefore respect
fully invite you to be pleased to give an insertion to
this letter in your paper, that your readers may not
be deceived by this 'New jfprk Chemical Compa
ny's" spurious medicines.
Each pot and box of my gennine medicines bear
the British government stamp, with the words "Hol
loway's Pius and Ointment, London," but they are
not sold in the United States. ' !
(Signed) THOMAS HOLLOWLY.
v Insurance Rooms.
$27000,000 FIRE INSURANCE CAP
ITAL REPRESENTED AFTER
PAYING BOSTON LOSSES.
Queen Insurance Co., of Liverpool and -
London. Capital tlO.000.000
.North British and Mercantile Insurance
Company. Capital ...: .-. 10,000.000
Hartford Insurance Company, Capital .... i,500,000
it. capital.... X.&0U.UU0
xT .i t - r,: .- 1
uord captud cooioo f
Cn tSentai lnurance" Comply.' of New I
t-, Pt V. Vi" " vi ' "'""1C I
-vv iv.ni..i a unn nnn 1
York. Capital 2.500.000
Hi oenLx insurance Company, or Brooklyn. -
capital i,aw,uuu
virmnia Home insurance company, or
Richmond, Capital....... . 500,000
MARINE The old Mercantile Mutual of New
York.
LIKE The Connecticut Mutual of Hartford.- -
ATKINSON & MANNING,
General Agents.
nov32-tf
mi' iort rvnv r im tj a rnw rt a aortranv ornma
JN" sw"
Hats, Trunks, &&, go to 88 Market street
MUNSON&CO.'S
City Clothing Store.
. Our Standard Line
fB GOOD8 ARE LIKE OLD SHAKESPEARE'S
,KJ u- plays,
Always Good.
Invest your money in a nice suit of Clothing from
MUNSON & CO.,
SS Market street, ,
DOT lT-tf
Marshal's Office.
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C,
November tl, 1873L f
I rry
I X he citizens are requested to place
.
u little trash or garbage ou tho streets aa possible,
I ......
i ,
W. P. CANADAY, w
nov22-3t
City Marshal.-
43ITT; OF WIUnNQTOW, H C I v
- November Slst. 1872. f
All?1W ' THE HORSES THAT BELONG TO
the Fir Department are sick, and ia consideration
of the importance of hating the engines tonres(m
- m V - n.i - j . . - a
CMe w nneioie'
I quested .to Immediately on. the alarm of .are,, re
Pnles In carrying the englaet to the fire." By com-
I ply inif with the above the evil caused by the horse
I . mi v.. j.-.j
W. P. CANADAT,
novS3-3t
$ i 'miwi GtyMarshaW
James I;;IIetts
JS 'AS' TLNB BRANDY. WINK
keys, Gin, Rum, Ale, 'Porter, Fig Hams,
Tonraes.-Bacon. Butter. Lard. ' Coffee. Buears.
. u vn city ior
Biscuit bay
L METTa r
Horso Blankets,
X AP ROBES, WOOL MATS, TRUNKS, HAR-
I m u.IIa. -n-tioai rAiiUM n.mAa r.in
. ugoOf OWlUluff) Vi lUivOf wusuvf mbuivo, vwauiDf
Bad diary, Hardware, Travelling Bags, Feather Dus
ters. . ' i . .; ,
Stoclc larffe ana meet iow,
- j.s.iepBam acjo "i
. 'i M Rraith Vrr.nt Ht
oettfaae ' ' Wilmington, N. C '
Hoisting by Steam.
To the - Shipping ' JcrcAanfa an d
Masters of. Vessels.
iHll EPIZOOTIC - MALADY PREVENTING
' m ..m a. m . : m. ' m -a.
B1BUD8 crSW!" y nw nm" arrangea sseam
power on a sat ior inai purpose, ana soucu patron-
- . . - ..... i -i
age Rom tne merchants and captains of veasels.
Orders left at the Cape. Far Building Company's
"l ....til Voir. ',n .(
I bffice, JttVWiwrapa
teatfoa.' r- ' ' ' .
kle ; .fx-.:- ft? 21J1?Jl:1?A
..1 nov 30-lw eodWedFrSa
ii a. fsfka i wo..,
I C C A HUXES CHEESE, i . r ...
ZuU t " ' . . - -r; 'i , 1 ;
t
. s 1 1 Jmses sxesa nseiw. rp wm rram wwotl f4'""" mwrri
j 'iSsBraauTBadie
K I ? I J . - .
. I a, jfc w0 7A-- TTAlf - lnihrw MnRtmi r , ;
"I ' . - T J a :m
WHOLE, NO 1,592.
, I'r MISCJiLLAEQUS. r-?'
HOUSE.
MltiTR TTJSNBULL RSSPE7rFTJLLY? AN-
ounces the appearance of the
, World. Benowned Gnat. Violinist, ,
or
: 4,-
IK ' ONE OEAND COHCEUT, v
Tuesday, November 26, 1872
v-i: J ; 11 Assisted by .k '?;.' . y i: ;r
MISS OKAftLABIDOVAT4-;-'
-. yi fi-SIONOJEfi . VABJtANXI ANDsi? "Vv
Admission $lf reserved seats 50 cnts extra, to be
obtained on and after the Met, at P.- Heingberger's
bookstore,
Concert will commence at 8 O'clock.
ft --v.; -,'
The grand pfamosed- at thesu limitUs is from
the celebrated manufactory or Kessrs. Wk Knabe
& Co., of Baltimore,
nov21-5t
(UiverBitsoivfii Co.
. A NNOTJNCti ?TftAT THET WEEK HAJrTTLY
xx untouched by the recent great lire, and are bogy
as usual in attending to their extensive orders.
Theyowcan- attention, lso to their ' 'f1'
STANDARD COLLECTIONS
i
YOCAL' itnfSTBuTIENTAtlMUSlC.
The whole set is one of the most valuable Musical
Libraries that could be devised, as each contains
from 300 to 50 pages of the most popular music of
roe uay.
Price of each book in hoards.' 3 50: cloth: tat fall
gilt, for presents, $4. . The prioe would be at retail,
for the pieces separately, about f 400. In this form
all the books, Including the now and favorite GXtfS
ujt tkauss (now Having a splendid sale) may be
uu ior s out ,
' HenciJ. TazASimz, Vocal and Instrumental. '"
' VOCAL ONLY. . .
c .i'tnrii; ,-.i;
dutct vwu. nivaiu ui vraiun; ucuib ui uermau
g; Gems of Scottish Bow; Gems of Sacred fiongr
Showerof Pearls; Duets,. Operatic Pearls.
.
s INSTRTJMKNTAL.
Home Circle, Vol. L Pianist's Album. .
Home Circle, - il Piano Forte Gems.
Any of the above books mailed, postpaid,' for the
retail price. ,. - t .... f , ,
Oliver Dlt son & Co. j C.lT.DItson 4c Co.
t BOfrton. J ' New York.
pov20 -SUw Wed SaUkweowly ent . t . V!
In Store and to Arrive :
gQQ BARRELS FLOUR;
JQQ Barrels Molasses;
Q Hhds Bacon; ,
gQ Boxes D. S. Shoulders; '
Kegs Butter; ;
jfQ Bblt Fulton Market Beef; t
- Ana several otner aracies.
No Charge for Drayage." At wholesale only.
' .. .... . i. ...,',
noySl-2t' . HOTTENDORF & HASH AGAN.
Bridal Presents.
XTNSTJRPASSED FOR THEIR BEAUTY AND
j elegance. .. . 4
PIANOS unsurpassed for their quality of tone.
ORGANS The power, wealth and sweetness of
which challenge the admiration of those who hear
tnem.
CHROMOS-Beautlful and ImpressWe as vivid pic-
I tures oi art. n ; - "
I-
i utukst u KK winprisuig inemow entetiamms
f 1
OCA BOLLS HEAVY BAGGING,- : ' v
Mm II II ViUJ UWJL JULV.,
VVi
j or saie oy ,
i n0YS1f
v . F. W. KERCHNKR, .
- ST," IS and t9 North Water st
Hay, Corn, Oats ui Kerosene Oil.
OOK
I ,4r o 4
I VI II II I "x"""
IQQaBUSHEOATS,,
4 .'-Jt.-s
fa BBLS KEROSENE OIL, '
For aalaby . A
nov SI tf . L 88 and 89 North Water
Oysters 1 Oysters !
rrMTE WELL KNOWN FIRM OF CANADT A
1 QrrtmbaaredaoedtbeorUeo.NewRivsr'l
Oysters to f 1 35 per gallon, we recommena ail who
are fond of the luscious bivalves to give them a call,
as they always keep tne nnest quaiuy on nana a we
old Washington JiarKec. . aiso
Presh Poultry, - .
Eggs, Groceries,
Pov8Mf-- - .Islona,,.
Salt Salt:
. - .... - '
5.000
SACKS Now landing In prime order.
4; ?,'- i
i -. For sale by ;
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
I nov 19-tf
- Eatabltobed ia 18SO. - '
' nmAp.n Xonrnlf
CAMDEN, ft. C.
"PUBLISHED EVERT THURSDAY AT f 2 SO
j JL per annum. Advertiring rates UberaL
' JOHN KERSHAW. PtOPT".
I - T
w BnufAUD, Agent -, r , u .... . Qml44X
I m M
I . UJLLC V lilt UtULUUlAs
I .TOE TURNER INFORMS HIS NUMEROUS
I inenas ana customers inst ne nas reccnuj uun
ubUshmenW la threar of Mr. RrWe's 8a-
1 loon, and U Diviiared to do all work in his line, such
aa Saavln Hair CatttoM, v as neatly adexpedi-
i ttouaiy as iv can pe aone in nw oty, .,
;--Lod. Found;-,-.
1-
' I T OSTOn-Market betwseB Front and Second;
e"".
' SU IkCT iMSllt IT Cf I ? I ., ,
I ,
, .... ..- - , ... ': ..
One vear " .i .V.'.M 00"
QrContract Advertisements takca at propor
tionately low rate t . i -. . j k i - ? n
Five Squares estimated as a quarter-cclumlt, an4
ten squares as a hall-colmmn, ' . .- ,;'-.-
BRINTINGr AND, BINDXNQi
THE?."CTAR?!
If M.
,. f-... :- f ... . .., .
J61) Printing, Jlotiob,
BOOK
AND"-
BLANK BOOK-IalDFACIQRT.
WILLIAM n. HEnNAXlD, v
'r
.
THE OiTil r ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
as
- AJiJ HAVING ALL THESE v f '
FAVnJTIEa-CQMBZinZD f '
TUB BEST AMOBTUBIfT OF;.
type;;pabrs;
7 -t
Cards and Inks.
SKILLED . 70EEIICII
IN
Every Department.
NOT TUB
LOWEST PBIOES,
!
Arty 'oilier tstairUmeat ;
' roB'tnz
4 A
BEsiQUALiTr qfvork:
t l.s r;
Printing; '-Btilinfj
'1
AND.
3D I'UT C3-,
Of Every Description,,
Executed Promptly.
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, AND , r. .
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skilfully;
Improved Tiacliiiicry
ATtTi.ziianDs 1
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