North Carolina Newspapers

1 the no: Three month, In endvence.. .,..... , . . .v 00 . 1- - .1.. - v.... M The Mowin Stak will b dlkerea & inylx&rt V ( Mi Y , JV T NO fif5 -of the City t Fittwm Ckxti per week. J I ' VX. . . UU. Wannoth, it k said, -will refuse to obey I -ot - i " Judge Daidl's order. 'In the Criminal rAnrt nf ' the .Xifltrir.t . -of..; nnlnmfkU -.-.ill . t - Judge held that the proprietor of a hotel or? restaurant was the proper1 judge of Vrnpm he should entertain,.----l)r. Warren Stone,- the famou surgeon, is; dead, Louisi- j na will probably. iaTe. two i JjegWsrfurea. . Attorney-General Williams telegraphs w to New Orleans that the decrees of U. B Courts must be enforced. "Probabar- ties" says dearer and cooler weather X (1fty. New York had ..deaths, last week.-1 Indian war in Oregon continues. . AverUl Chemical Paint Works, Brook- proves, du ne iw;puuucana conimue to caU for dissoluUon of th 'National Assenv TuiH.ru.i i. . Diy. -iiivv,,Mva ,15mt to opposing delegations from. Alabama, I '"y. i LOUISIANA. board, OOnSlSUOg.. Of ..longStreet, ow w.,,, Lynch, Herron, and ISovee, there may be trouble in jthe metropolis of the Felican otate wnmn-rae nexi imny- . , m.: uai :z-L? .. o. . . . j l . w ' I .' 81x nours. iu uie papers is exceedingly bitter, and i 1 ' .-- - - j - . I WOP. are quartered ' th city. The members ,of "the -Legislature ro-1 j L-ur-.-.i. .j turned by the Warmoth election ooard are expected tor convene to-morrow. It is a queer situation,bnf these are A." . i ,v , qncer linea. t a tbe I.ATKST mo fuan The meeting between Thiers and Mrtv tnPmhera:of the AfiaemhlV Vrill thirty meniDers 01 tne ASsemDiy i?ni and more hopeful .Ute .f affair, in r-. . i. . I t ranee. . war nigni aispawnes inai- nnto that. th aitnation ia better. . But vitvv w " - Louis METEOROIOICAIMKCOn, . December 1. 1873. " If itistrue. ;'iaJ7miWwrre8iond-tLal 4, will be held to-morrow tw i -.4 i. Mr. McCauleVi'-a bill empowering-the II it is iruo, n urutTxwfQna mondavVev' .t - ftV- - . wr, t:hat he attributed the slight noise made to Board of Commissioners in each county; to cnt reportSjthatvGoTarmotlx re- , J!f B,a,tJ clock' tte acat which was in the habit of entering nominate twelve persons to lay off allhoW fuses to obey ;Judgo:X)arellVorderto f ? fflcers wm place' through the;e;made ja.iniBsiiig-jpaiie tJ. -uiir- iet; of giasa in the window. Even after the VrSiZlL -JK.MlWl ' -j Blanc and the Union KepublK aged respectively 14 and 15 months. Of uurcau urawen, uow- jjiacK, iaouth ana ix Kun Kivers, aunng , ... . -L j:. thPSA !nr. fl! nf rnnnnnntlnn n f ever, WOU1C1 prODarjIV nave Deen more SUC- I uns wi ioe year, rassea. can iaciion are .ciauwriuij iur,iupu- i. - --aofni w xr- r ott i t, A bill to continue In force the charter of solution'of the National AssemW- Pneumonia, and two of cholera infantum, cessf ul had not Mr. C. detected him in the the Fayetteville Florence Railroad solut.on of the JN ationai AssemDiy. ; n . .k. act of opening them.,, Company. Laid over. - . i . " V I Ther- " Time. BT'ne" mom- , Wlnd." WeaOMuo: 7 A. M. 8034 45 N Oeatle : jaoody : '-. i p. M. 80:14 tW NBFreab Fkir. . P. M. 80:15 46 N KLigbt - CUmx Note. AH barometric readings are reduced to tbe lea level and to 83 degrees Fahrenheit o. : - BOBXRT 8TBOTH., ' i . ' ' Serg't Signal Service U. H. A. ; ,;,, ,,tjrh,'Xt--! tyx "n'i-! Weather. Beport. . , . WabDbpabtmeht, Km.1 Ofilceof Chief Siirnal Officer; Washington. December 7 455 P. PrdbabSOieiL p YfU -T -j.. - .r -'r;- , . s ;.. . n . f fT For the Northwest and thence to tbe up I week. !. 1 ; i f per lakes and southward to the Ohio valley, 1. (nnan AssocUtion will give southwesterly wlndf., threatening feather '1 w.-. ... . . v . followed by lower temperature, rahi and snow. In the South Atlantic and .Gulf I States, clearing and -ciear, cooler -iweather, J On the lower labea and- thence' extendinsrf hy to-morrow to the -Middle and Eastern - States, threateninsr Weather, blcher temper! atnres. fallins barometers, snow and occa-1 cloudy weather T ? NEW ADTEBTISKMEHTS. ' Mukson & (-otl4iigi.' L. B. Ltoks Engineer's Meeting. - f W. II. Mooee New Eating Stand. ' ' German Association Ball See adv't. "' i. F. W. KEiMJHirEB-Salt,,. Bacon, Ac. H. BuRKirnEEB Tobacco Goodvi Tnos. B. Cabb WiL Council Noi. r C D. Myers & Co. Sweet Cider, &c. MABSDiaBEiXA-Comnii88ionjfiSale... ! -- - ' ' ' ---I.- TI,Ma,;,v- . ine street cars resumed their regular i schedule yesterday afternoon, a fact which will afford much gratification to the public, who Lave sadly missed ' them during the . " . r "... I prevalence of the epizootic in our miaat. i We are impression. lated crease in price for riding on the cars. There ,. v , - I c u wcr, r - aseor person, going to ana Irom union, nepov on ine arrival ana aepanure or wain This necessitates a great deal of night work, 0 CT I 1 1 1 1 1 nnNAA ihA wtw 4 baima virnii irm DinnH . . i . i ;7.r vrri7'-Luy:i: r . . . I way. in the regular scbedule. we repeat. there has heon nr phknm i . thousands of people. . As Dr. Bagby is a . R -Mift M O Higgles, William Roberts, was ta&odnced into the ; .world nnderthe ,fndore intrc nas Deen no CUangC. ' wv. ' or TT RitAa Marv fthallv Washinirton ment of four thougand leading member of themed- genuine humorist, he looks only at the SM E bikes, JVlary tsnaiiy, vv asnington lcal profe88ionf ,ome twentyyears ego. its proprie- k.. ..' .Z7 -'-' ' " " . . . .t!. j:.; t.;,v. ii RtanrKiner. '.- . tnr was wen aware that It could not wholly eacave f i i . J" r ..A-"-, Owlnetothe absence 'of the Pastor. Rev. I Dr. Ma wni. , :.:at ..rw.w t.... i Hervices church as follows at - . the young people especially tn Jia - miam wmiam Walters, M dAieThtvIng thV.aerd in St Paul's (Evang.Mitheran) entertaining, thoueb "even gray-haired sires c Weed Sewine. v ' J samples of the article were forwarded to ten thoa- : ::.German:acrvice at,ll nd damea are comoelled to laugh at its Pfirfton9 callin!, for letters in the above S?a A. M. P.no-liah amrfA Wt V Pr.'M. f 8unkT"i. i- . ' ,i i: i.a , i-m!r I - r .T: V uay school at 8 P. JL '.Catechetical lectures l n Frldav at Pl-P'-M"" '""vv ' n r nuay at n P. 31. y . services in bt James' church to-day (ii " T'TJ " .u-a-i'-". comer of Fourth and Orange streets, at-11 A. M. and 71 P. M." - . t -i. j T.i . - r.. i Pugh wUl occupy the pulpit of the Fifth -8u wm occupy tne j?uipu oi.tne Street M P. .n.rm.1i r tl. iisnsl honrs 11 A "v. .,, . , - ; - , auu t ,;,jbu r i ,r-r-i,..c.if.Ww wryices in the Jrirst rresuyvenan cuurcn at U A. M. and Dickson, Pastor. A meeting of the B. of X. JE. will be neinsr th 2m. In Adventt as fol- I . wi. it . -... . . i-'"-" 1 troupe commence a- week's , 'engagement 'ngpruyer t.M.jSnnday.sehopl at 8 ZrLZXZXZZZZ In the Umted States Uour at" !Sr-, i'. jL r - - ; : - 1 ,Aue P"" V r". ""V 1 Raleieh.'Mr., Scott, of Alamance, received wbfian niaiioyed r. .' .' ' i. -nArfnrminif fnr WTftrM i.Tenln?8 dlirln? tbe I fn t!Wl norainat Kirk and Kpt- I cHtb it In the estimation OI Mfi.ftin,. ; D. -..11 fVMl.Ann.1V .hrt.nh I lV vi M..i w - - o D I Till 1 ITUICUH w Wvw. " " I D . . , eia at the Enrfneern' Ilaa tliis aitemoon, 1,. ceaw can oe aecurea ueuuejsw. 1 ties ttot the crops are cociingia uner uiaa 1 . vi-- CHAS. D. myitis a CO., ? 1 . - EZEsr'"":'--- :s - ri v ' : - crrijrr m .. , . ,1 ,, Local Dots. i the New Tork Ledger and r Chimney br- W for the current .week, from his popular eWS lMDOt OH Front Street. : V 7.? The only as ie)oM" the Mayor' .Court yesterday monung'was that "of An- drew Merritt, charged with disorderly con- f duct -and fined $2 50 and the costs. Only 7 police arrests during' the past t . K . , 6 -. . , "w ."T Clerk f the Market reports the T1 et carts during the week ".'V - " .... - There was paid into the City Treasury during" the past week $3,384 58,' of which " u oo on iur social taxes. The'new caps for the police force have . . - . . . B xurae 10 nana, iner are after th Nktt i pattern and very .neat.. W (, , , ; v, 1 vth. i . - . I ue regular, meeting ot,Wilmington Church this (SnndaV. erenW. v" ' y pilrtmilill O : - E m markkt 'nI tail very readily at 40 centsa dozen. . i No convicts to th Wnrir iT nr r nvicta the work Honse dur, ing the past week. . ; Capt Morrison of the W C & R. ioIon, OI ine W., , as It It R. repohs plenty of game to tt. ai. of ducks and geese on the Pee Dee river, and says sportsmen are havine a livelv time. . y- sportsmen are.having a lively Jime. , The Grand Lodge of Colored Masons T Tuesday; and on Tues- u uHu.y cluing, were wur oe Festival at the City Hall for the benefit of ' . The various butchers of this city slaughtered duiing the past week 63 beeves, , . n ' n i .v . i . . . SSfvSSS? " . ra.v w vuu vsm- etery of which two were B!red go .n An r- o y vimii vuvvuvijf Mtvi nw uuiUivU limits. J . ,The market is well-supplied withpoul - try and the prices are more reasonable than v : they have been for some time past -A " alittle more "half seas o er who was ready to douse the glim orr, ..spodthe figure-head" of anyone wiw vsm iu xiis way, was ; arrestea - ana lodged in the Guard House yesterday after- noon. ; " , : -Messrs. Green & Flanner'will keep their5 dr drug store open to-day. Marriage licenses were issued for 6 I white and 6 colored couolea during the "naat their first ball of tiie season at Masonic Hall on Tuesday eveninir: the 10th inst' All membersof the Association are expected present Impertsat to Slierlfls. The Legislature has passed a bill author- to.the Penitentiary the .expenses J Incurred by the said Sheriffs ;-in transport- I ... ". . iiig u-Mco-aw.aTar much moment to many Sheriffs in the State, nuu uitc a uuuiu tuo uuh m xwucigu Hnldino- their Haims. The nuention created ZZxZT-r: "a u. iuuvu umihuu t u. , u is tnougni uiese ciauns wiu iooi up to i something over $10,000. . .J.- , ' a-... y , A correspondence is now progressing be-1- tween a number of gentlemen here and Dr. 1 G -m- Baebv of Richmond Va. looking ' ' . ? I -to ,tienle,T .to uuu6u, UU..W6 u...u "- purpose 01 aeiivenng a leciuxe. ui. caguy to one of the best of our Southern humor-1 tots, and one of the best-known of ourtt. m.mrvMr. riA vat editor nf I - j - counuy "J'--,a- letters, which were read in the South, par- , ... , , " J - - - - - mated, Dr. Bagby will dehver here at the t ffi.J nAUV.Mtn1 lAfriM fin I iTTiR Hnfr-f-.iiiKLA mo ucicuiaiiu ivmw w- mr- has been !tK ia PfttPfit delight bv I " . I COmiC leatures OI in "-"T , v- t.'v Won l M:"Tre have 1 V. ... !.. , i It. neaxa ine lecnixc. a u nu v-u avj DWB81 tuUBJr ucuucovup vV v - DUa89 c the human passion. . , - .- - - ' " f.J."" I lUI TJT . Miss Katie Putnam and her splendid - wktte very loud in their praise 6f W weeK. , J. ' . . tns 18S rau,wu "u hpra of the comDanv. and last eveninir tbe pl7 " old",9u5iPsit3rhoPn wa8 to,b.e l, r 7 r--;-f ' aV pertormea Were Wt Uie seconu ume, uie um.,t oolltat; nf mnTrv leadinff citi- T-:- ' . " i - r r -,-t. . jr. - ? j rousing house.' ; . toexcelm her character of 'Little Nell,'; was nnanimously tendered him,-,t,: , TnfcreaSlILP' Daily 1 " ".r we are sure tlmt AewU:he, greeted hy a :Vrifl .wn Ai learti8Tfrt)m tsi y j'M.-Tvti '" " 1 . . . w . . -- ..... I 1. 3 . t ' , ' i . , - - I farmers in Halifax ana tne aaiommg coun-1 -; .v- c.f 2 - r-i f r ? :tWILMINGrTON; A Daring Robbery. denizens oaiciuiiymorDuig, aDout 4 xTcioct'nao ' s in 'the neighborhood of the'coraer J of Fourth and Dock Btreets, Twere. aroused front K' iitnK t t...iit.:j:.n " police," &c. Upon investigation on the P81 of Bamo of the neighbors theories were ound proceed from the residence of Mr. Cason Cartjohn, who bad discoyered a bur- glar on his premises and desired ; assistance m arresting the .villain, and bringing him to 1 jusUce. Mr. Cartjohn stated that thethief went into his baekyardised the-parlor window, under which lie - put . a proop, ed the window blinds on the outside so that he would have no difficulty in'- mak- ing his escape if pursued, and then entered icaumg mio me peQ-room occupiea Dy mi. I CartJohtt wife, having;.- previously Ttinmi5oi,i iom vs 6-v. nUiwi n uuiumg aunV ; m tne Plor. Mr. C. says he uui mu i aYTa&c ait . LUC LlXUt;. uiXb Ulo I thief wn- ctn thief entered his room, and he was fully tw..-.,.!,-!..-; .i-. awake, there beW no lteht. he attributed the movements among the clothingetc, to the playful pranks : the kitten; but wnen ne aeara one OI me oeau drawers . w tW . i . .... . i "T 7r.uT I' , . 6 V ' . ?y" v affairs in an instant, wherennon he ai-annei) I ZZ. SSTZ: ' view I 0f frlehtenino- the villain off Mr C beine I ,f, J! --i- .v.l 1 fearful of violence should he interfere to prevent the man's escape, behaving ".noth- mg at hand to defend himself with. They men went into tne piazza or porcn ana shouted for the police, but when the neieh- borsandpohcearr uaanown. The thief succeeded in stealingafine gold I Wat.h .nri rnw W tww nf m I I n i. t.i.1. .i i v. a ureas, wuicu was me oniv uun? i The pooled of Mr. a-. doL had been I . . I ovemamea, Dut as ne naa notning or value in them the thief got his labor for his pains. pains. The tracks found under the window after 1 I TTl a a - "S'A IU ou" gIUUUU "vm P made by the thief when he jumped from I t. Ja 5 v: v . ' as if the owner had worn a small, neatboot with Ugh heels. No clue as yet to lead to the arrest of the perpetrator of the robbery. m i A Itonely midnight cry. A gentleman passing tne corner ol D lftn I ad Market streets, about 12 o'clock on Fri- ' n . .. w on. . Ja JL .2 a. rrZ-r w" I tion or jnrtn ana unesnut streets, out asour i 1, . ... . . I nnant liaa pusmess ot unrx,rmce m an opposite direction; he could not spare the time to investigate the matter. To be candid I about it, we suspect he hardly realized the tjreownnecityforhtuTyinghism6ve- j ments until ne was arousea irom nis letnar- I gy by the cries alluded to. A Voraeloua Beast. i ijgggu "Wooster and Dawson streets, states I atlarge streets, is in" the habit of breaking int0 his yard, where he seizes his ducks and devours them. He says that the I . . f.. I &aim&l maae way wim lwo ai oue Hme 8nu three at another. 4 , . r . a a a I a.Twr a. 6 " ""J . n-Rrtht Frank BrvanL Eliza Boon. pavid Barnes, Mrs P Bradshaw. , - , . , v J C Miss Ruth Clark, W "W Carter, B n.nnt.a "Mr lAm Paid wall. I rv&Hnte, .Drake, j vv ireyuai, wuu vr iuara ? ""rx"r"Vr? w h.. , Ba3i . " oMarrey S Garnis, Julia Greenfield, B fl f!oQ Carolina Uarrison. uavia t uu- I w T OaMner I " k-T FKavanagh, Mrs May King, Rev . TrMrS?t----.Vitfthen. T" Trrr' 1 rdalnlir " . . . ME 1 McNobb, Mr Edward Merrick, f McDaniel, Mary .... . a -a r i "fc.r TT I ma s tiorar .iruurin ninmiiv. mivrirt&rci) jiahj.- i jM.ijiaiuowi w vwv taine. Auber McKmeii; William Myers, cnaries Moore. P W II JI Prater. I T Frank Thompson, G E Thurston, - , a-uuxu, , V:- ' " . v ,m, , - ' - .. . ... . ii .j j t . t U8l wm pieasa -auvwiweu. nd for within 80 davs thev will be sent .. , " . ..me .i . u .to 'the Dead Letter ..Office.' . Tjn tt tjwt1U. -p f i1. xuuaa, xr. jji. Wilmington, Dec. 8, 1873. gen? John Ireland same "ainount against SaJ: nd in case of Hon. Josiah-Turner iW.the jury had not agreed at 1 1, ..mnntJL' - U x , -N K 1 r-, A Ur1 thiit. thp .W- xho 'trr."rr " V " I editor of the VMUXU lVXOTUfr, J. ru JU-lus. 1 Esav.has acceptea tne omce oi wenerai Barjenntenaeni, - AtaiXlV" "w farmers in Halifax and the adjoinhig coun- 4.. v-iy , 1 ?. ri . ? C, - SUNDAT;TlEOEMBERy81872?'? ? '"ft J .WHOLE NO 1,606. uvgiutuiui U Wi ll Ul IU UU1 U,11UU ' ' m'm m' V"1'. FCondenW from the' RileiSiews.1 l-rw,. 4 v- (,, J!a SEVENTEENTH" DAY: - t it Hl i' I' ( i" ". . . SENATE. . ' J "FakDAtDec. The Chair announced as Senate branch ot the committee for the 4 codification 'Of JMe .iaws,- messrs. iiove, juunnam ana i11 . , . - ,r u'S-''r TV ferred.. i - . . , ; from Columbus, recrairmg the 4 ir. Jtt. lor tne transaction ox probate Dusi nv Kejfrrcd- , .'. , t r Mr. McCauley, a bill m relation to con .f.w., tw thQ oom ,t,0ii k serve all processes within his district under. v uvuaiiiuo iui lauiiiu v uu so. ite- ferred; - - ..i making grants of lands and other-things, matinAwAvmi.' mnrn-thn-. TtoterrSn'- granting two years' more time. Referred - ; buxsonlast keadikg: 0 BUI ' incorporating Mthe North jDarolina lain LiiiH inmruicH ijnmnHiiT. - t-Rssen - - nx8 on secosd ekading. A bill In relation to townships, that the Board of Trustees shall have power to levy .nH n .v .r SSSSSS 3S S penses of said townships, subject to the ap- Proy&1 of the County CWmissloiiers.. That the said tax shall not be more '.than" cents ontShuSed doJrT, Question discussed by Messrs. Merrimon, 2 ' Bill to amend the charter of theWilming- ton and Planters' Railway Comnanv. Hvin Uame to be called the Atlantic "and Pacific Seaboard Railway. Company,' or by any other name, the obiect beina to -establish a Question was discussed ' favbrablv "bv tr- -kr i n j j tt V " J?Il:Y??u' ."P Bui preventing the disturbing of fish in """"j.v:,! iv V. Bill in relation to County Commissioners, yeari and that bond shall also be required from the said commissioners.-. Committee reported nnfavorablv nnon it Made fine- Si3 the same to be raised on the flagstaff of the Capitol each day during the session of the ircgraamic. opjposea ejneasn in ft;ftHnTftrt, wMVinMa done to stir up the feelings of. the past between mose who had thought different alS.w veari S0-. "". IV . vommoia, wia pot see any narm m raismg tnis nag.; n-c.r . r varrimXn fai tK ninttnn radrr " " a bill to prevent the earning of deadly weapons. - Any person carrying same Shall w a nusaemeanor, omy excepung vorably, and bill laid on table. . ,;, liiu requiring superior Court Juages attend promptly -at' the time for con vening all Courts and making requirements. jrau uver mioniiuuy. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. i h '. STAJsronsro committees. , S -TtiAlRnAoVAr nnnAnn thA fnllnwlnir standingo Committee on the sale of the North Caro- ima xauiuau. meEsra. nouswu, jaennen, Bowman. Bryson of Swain and Guyther. Committee, on Constitutional Reform. Messrs. Settie, McGehee, MoorerDula and Badger. resolutions. Bv Mr. Bennetlr-A resolution in regard JtoaSupreme Court Library.- It provides I that the amounts raid in for Hcenses be applied to the purchase of a Library, and no funds be drawn from the Treasury for mcli TMiriVMA. c: the House resolution to print the message of his Excellency the Governor, with ac- 1 UlAdrle V" ni&1 Associauon. $T5,040 m Cash for i ; We call the attention of the advertisement in another column of the Neb-ska S Orphan Asylum. Here isa cnance w win a ionune in a ruuuc igai Drawing, and at the same time help anoble and vnrt hv 1 1 n cthfritl An ' njkivvm - v ? a-"vvN ' When the pare medicinal restorative, sow so wide- It known as UDOLniBWouTt'8cHiKiAJc Schnapps. the penalty attached to all new andnaefnl prepara- . therefore, endearored to invert it with the .trgeet poapibie ??Xe .stterfeit. i ers ana nmtaiorB, wi nuiuer iu u.ieuiui lu ioto i. I ment. A circular, reouestine a trial of the prepara- tionand report of the resnlCscconfmiedehspec- i imen. . Four thousand of the most eminent medical men in the Union promptly responded, xneiropin I preparauoa, iney aaia, ama, tuns I the prof esaion, as nq reliance cool en wanted by ce could be placed on the firdinnrv linuora of commerce. Si more or less adulterated, and therefore unfit for me- ditlnal purposes. The peculiar excellence and wmcn lormea aw ui e Schnapps, together character of the alcoholic element.' the f acaltr. a marked custuive summant as a dinreUc, tonic and restoratrrs. ? ;-. 1 BTCTiT In Savannah. G.. on the- 2nd of TJecem- b of typhoid fever, WUlle Bell, son of James and l Martha M. Ballot Vamaadina, Fia.i agep frets i : I ennenonrr oyer erery oiuer ? . ' j ., NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ! : t ; ,1 ii; Qermau ;Ass6ciati6a .! THE FIRST BALL OF THE SEASON OP THE German Association will be given at Masonic HaU, Tuesday night, December lOtfa, 1872. 1 s The members of the Association are respectfanyin vited. W. HOTTENDOEF, a SCHULKE!, Wi KOCH. ; dec8-2t.,, yn y. tw.Kf ,i ".-v.i ; ; Engineer's Hall. ' AMKKT1NQ OF THE B. .jOF Iw .K. WILL BE held at the above hall on Snndav afternoon. T)n- cembcr 8Lh, at 2:80 o'clock.; . ,-.,, j.,. dec8-lt L. B. LYONS, F. A. E. 'f . i Wilmington' Council No. 4. ; E EGULAB MEETING AND ELECTION OF officers Monday p.ignt, at 7 o'clock.' , ,. - m.-" v.,. . THOS. B: CABB, T. t H,' dec 8-1 1.. DESIROUS OF SATING MONET SHOXJLD make their pnrchases of 1 :t CLOTHING r 'f ... .Of; M,. MTJNSON&CO...;T, ! ' A good stock of well made DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, . , TJNDDEBWEAB, SHIRTS, DRAWEES, Offering low at the it dec 8-tf ' . - CITY CLOTHING STORE. . By CRQNLY & MORRIS. BY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT OF FORECLO sure and sale made at the October Term. 1873. of the Superior Court for the County of New Han- over, tne saoscnoer, a uommigsioner ror that par pose, duly appointed, will sell at Exchange Comer, in tne cny ot Wilmington, on . f eteiay, tie 15ti Day of Jan'y, 1873, at 19 M., the Real Estate and mortgaged premises directed by said Judgment to be sold, and described an iuiiuwb; Beginning at the S. E. late reaction of Sixth and tie street 55 feet, thence S. sarallel with Sixth Street, thence W. parallel with Castle street 65 feet to Sixth street, thence N. along the E. line of Sixth street iod i eei to tne oeguuung, oemg parts or Lots There is on the premises a Store, containing two loms. immediately soon the corner of Sixth mxil Castle streets, and Is considered a No. 1 stand for the grocery business. TEtfMS; OF SALE, CASH. - . MARSDEN BELLAMY, u dec 8-lawts-su and jan 15 , Commissioner; JUST RECEIVED, 'A LARGE LOT OF Common 11-lnch Pluz. Bright and dark double thick Navy, Black and Sweet; Cavendish Jf, end other grades of fine Cliewin2Toliacco; Also a fine lot of im ported and domestic SEGAES, Prices Redaced to new H. -BURKHTMER, Slft-n of the Indian Chief; No. 6 Itl.rk.et St. HAS OPENED AN EATING 8TAND AT THE foot of the Market House. His MEATS AND OYSTERS are of excellent quality, as good, in fact, as can be obtained, and the attendance is prompt and respect ful. Mr. Moore's patrons will find him ready to at tend to their wants at any hour from 4 in the morn ins until 8 la tbe evening. A trial of his edibles will ensure a patronage of his restaurant. . ' ,aece-ii' - r, r ; Salt!. Salt I Salt! : O A A A SACKS NOW LANDING EX BRIG AL TAVELA, , For sale by dec 8-tf , F. W. KERCHNER. Bacon, Pork, Baling ijf Boxes and Hhda Smoked Sides and Shoulders,' Q Q Boxes and Hhds. D. S. Sides and Shoulders, BBLS. PORE, OA A Rolls Bagging. , " - For sale by - ' - F. W. KERCHNER, " 27, 28 and 29 North Water street dec 8-tf ;;; Siipv Spirit Caste JM: Apples. -J Hhds P. R. and Demarara Sugars, J0 Bbls Refined Sugars, 20 Spirit Casks, ( Ot Bbls Apples, . .. For sale by F. W. dec 8-tf . 87,28 and t9 North Water St later; Bnctets, WrappiiLg Paser, Twine OA A Dozen Water Buckets, 800 Reams Paper, vv ouu pounos mme. For sale by '1,1- ,:-. ' -. F. W. KERCHNER. dec 8-tf 97, 88 and 29 North Waterst They Go So Well Together, TUCKWKKAT CAKES WITH" GOOD SYRUP JL and Fine Butter. - Yen can find all these mate rials at . CHAS. D, MYERS CO.'S. Buy Your Groceries "IT 7 HERE YOU MAY, BUT FOR VERY CHOICE. t f tjias sena lor samples or to pur chase from , ' t CHAS. D. MYERS & CO. -dec 8-tf ' .7 North Front street Sweet Cider. i . A ND PURE CIDER VINEGAR AT . i j OHAH j. D. VYERS Jk m 'S dee 8-tf North Front street. Pure Wines & Liquors TjlOR MEDICINAL USB -EVERY, VARIETY OF J?' the finest lines imported. , - ; . t CHAS. D. MYERS St CO., dece-tf 7 North Front street n:e;w;m For - tiie ' Holidays ! npHB BEAUTIFUL AND ' LATEST - COMPOSI- jl uons Dy uottscnait, LieThacO, Ascner, Ketterer, tspmaier, ratason, warren, woiiennaapt, xnuiaoi Lysherg, Oesten, Lefebare, Wely Straus.', Faust'i aad Godfrey's Waltzes: a choice selection of ne American and Forcien Sonirs bv the most eminent composers; Operatic and Classical Jfaslcj Beetho ven's. Mozart s and Mendelssohn's Works, ixmaoa and Leiozis editions! Music Books ef everr df-cr p. Uon.hsndMomey bound; .Musio PortfoUos; l-W- nomes ae JLae.it.1. - - . -. ? Remember that a Kusic Hook o a choice ic-ctloa of muTO ia one of trie most arrorrate and sefcl f4l.u. aa . lii. . r. ? ' - SO emit tax. dec 8-tf . - -- . - f ' .jrarwiiAnyEETisEMKNxa,. special: iioncE. -It. 10 Haw. City. anConutrY CnstomsTs. ; - - - '! '. ,j - ; ' : T EQUIKB PROMPT ; MONTHLY PAYMENTS 11 from all who have- scconnts with us. A large number, however; taking advantage of oar1 good n-' tnre, have put off paving their accounts, thereby causing us very great trouble and annoyance, and w now give timely notice to all such that their accounts must be settled by January 1st,' 1878,' or we shall close them and will feel compelled to take legal steps for their collection ? . - . v ... . - If those socoonts are not paid by the 1st January, you can spare yourselves the mortification of being refused credit and ourselves the necessity of refus ing by not asking it 'i'.' i' w s ?. -, Very respectfully," , ' ' , ' t. CHAS. D. MYERS Jb CO., ' t ' ' Grocers, 7 North Front street.', dec 7-8t Sat Tu Sun nac-u' --- - LB. GBJLmesa... C. M. Stkdvak. . .PresideBt io President S. D. W T.r.ca, . ...... . . .Cashier Ibjulo Batm, . .4.'. . . v .T.'T. i Y2. Assistant Cashier Bank of 17ew Hanover. CAPITAL & SURPLUS -- $223000 ; AUTHORIZED CAPITAL- $1,000,000 DIRECTORS; 1 p. R. Mnrchiaon, of Wit s 11am 8 & Murchison Geo. R. Frenclv of Geo. S. French A Son. H. Vollers, of Adriaa vollers. J. W. Hinson, of Spront C M. Stedman, of Wright tfc Stedman. Jas.. A. Leak, of Wades. boro. M. Weddell, of Tarboro, N. C. E. B. Borden, of Golds-' f.sDiiinson. Doro, n.v. E.B.Boiu)aH, anlrTshWn BMiinn H-P-Howiix, President. U UlttdU Ul U Ui UUU-U - ' uastaer. 4 DIRECTORS: ' E. B. Borden, W. T. Faircloth, W. F. Kornegay, A. J. Galloway, Herman WeiD.- M.Wddix, ITlnnKniin Bwinpri J-D-CumoMa, President XIUUU1V UllUlUU Cashier. DIRECTORS: James M. Redmond. Fred PhilliDS. W. G. Lewis. Mathew WeddelL -, ., . , Issues Certificates of Deposit bearing' interest Is anthorized by Charter to receive on deposit moneys held in trust bv Executors. Administrators. Guardians; Ac, Ac.. &C, '- ' "' Sells Checks at par on New York. Baltimore. Phil adelphia, Norfolk, Columbia, Charleston, Richmond, ' Petersburg and all the cities and towns in North Carolina. Buvs and sells Checks In sums to suit on Great Britain, Ireland, Germany, France, fcc Buvs and sells Gold. Silver. Bank Bills. Bonds. Stocks, Ac, &c -.a - ..:. Strict attention given to the orders and requests of our country friends by mail or otherwise. nov lo-nac u-aaw OTIGB. BUILDING LOTS FOR .SALE. ONTHE80TH DAY OF "DECEMBER, I WILL sell, at Rockr Point demit i THIRTY: BUrLD. ING LOTS. This Depot being in the centre of one oi me nneBi agricultural regions in tne state, ana en joying all the advantages of a first class community and only fourteen miles from Wilmington, offers rare inducements to such of its citizens, or employes of the W. A W. R. R., as would like to have country' reamenoeat wniist tne immense amount or produce shipped annually from this station warrants the be ef that it will do a large and paying business. TERMS OF 8ALE.w-One third cash, the balAnre in six and twelve months. dec4-tdsnac - - E. PORTER. Horse Blankets, LAP ROBES, WOOL MATS, TRUNKS,' BAR ness. Saddles. Bridles. Collars. Hames. Chain a. Saddlery, Hardware, Travelling Bags, Feather Dus ters. . . . v.", f, .'v. . . ' f - Stock Large and Prtees Low. ' - . J.8,Topham AOs.; f-' " s No, 8 South Front St, ' . oct 26-tf nae ' Wilmington, N. C MISCELLANEOUS. 0 PEBMHO TT S E ; THE TALENTED YOUNG ARTISTE, ; KATE ' PUTNAM, SUPPORTED BT A STJPEEB '. '"' j"".-' j, ' ' Gomedy ; Company, Commencing Monday November 9tn, 72 On which occasion will be performed Dickens Old Curiosity Shop ! MISS PUTNAM appearing in her great dual char actersof - . ; ., - ... Little NeU, .: The Maichibness. Kate FntEai, : INTRODUCINQ J ' c Songs and Dances; ALSO, HEE GREAT BAH J0 ' SONG. ADMISSION Private Boxes, $5 to 8; Parquette and Dress Circle, $1 ; Parquette Circle, 75c. ; Gallery, 60c No extra charge for reserved seats. , .nOT6-4t . iv-i;'-!-f '''' Butter--Cheese. TUBS BUTTER, ' C VL BOXES CHEESE, - -- For sale by decT-St DxROSSET ft CO. ; Lardr-Bacon. " gQ KEGS LARD.. .. :5 JJAMS AND SIDES, For sale by 1 ' dec7-2t , DxROSSET & CO. Epizootic. QUR HORSES HA VINO RECOVERED FROM the Epizooty, we again resume our Omnibus Line to and from the Railroads All orders left at the ' Na tional Hotel or the Stables wQI be promptly attended f f " i-". f :.: '. . - .. - ... , - to. : - ' t decoct SOUTHERLAND A STEAGALL. Corner; 4th MARKET- WlLMI..CTOK.NXlV STREETS "THTC " - And other PIANOS of noted make WT. - ( for eiJ at Kew t ark prices. - - , decT-lyeod , . . , .f -: f . a "V r wm mam, j g ... IIATX3 0" ADYKltTlSINC. One Snuare one .. ",- two d ' three edays...v.,.,..........J-. w - v i ra i five days.. A."... .. Aft . U. . ; u.jv..i. . w.syv .. j .'.J UUIWHU.i.ltl.tt ........... uu j v ' . . Three weeks , . V. . . v ? 2 .. H Vnn.-M.t1. ' , , ' 8 00 Two months. .T..r...-,..jJ5 Jjo , TTumontb..f,....ii.V.saaO r t .oM::r.:;:::';rw.rM w k tSrContract AdTertjseinenU taken at Kopor- j , ; tionately low rates, , .;'T'1 - j Five Squares estlmatpd as aJu.darter-oIumn, ano' -.r -ten square, a a haii-column. - -.li i- - ii mi ii . i i fn .v ;'i - -i5 - - ' f " t . '4 "' JbAlTOy AND STAPLE W I DRYCOODSj ftfc'J. . stntTt inn Pirn .vinrf cnfirol iJv'H'' UrJDERWEAR, . Etc., Etc., Etc. OUR ENTIRE STOCK. TO WHICH RECENT r ;" . ;. -'' "ADDrnoNS' OF "; ' : r Faoliionable r Goods HAVE BEEN MADE, IS NOW BEING OFFERED- ' - i AtOreaWEeduCed Prices.";""' Buyer, before r purchaglns else- ,; , Y where, would do well to ex ! - 'amine bur Stock, V V H. A B. EMANUEL. 49 Marked Street .iii i, i i - i.ri. , noTli-tf HOLIDAY . O00DS. 1AA BAtlBBtS: " " AV i ; ".k-i "t T i, '(it, . l t- - ' ! Choice Bed Apples.' f NEW ; raisins;- -f ' , CHAMPAGNE CIDER OUAPES-COCOANUTS. I, r y v w ft w a ' ' r- ''vwH'i' W 4.1 U , - , vr., j AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Fancy- Goods forM HoMays At ' nov80-tf t- QE6: MYERS'i V, - Hand W Front Street, .. B CY THE OENCINE . . ''vf v, w.. . .jr...- . ; . , ; ty.i i'iK-" f-t- .'ir'- STA1IDAED SCALES. u : More than 250 Different ModMeatlonsMv & I Agents also for the beat alarm'Money Drawer, 't . T7VAIRBANK8 fe CO., 811 BROADWAY, NEW . W . Jj YORK, 166 Baltimore! Street, t Baltimore; 03 1 ' ,, Camp 8t, New Orleans; . . . - ' FAIRBANKS B SWING, 715 Chesnut street, Phil-. . v r FAIRBANKS, BROWN CO., 118 Milk street,' T'. Boeton.1 . . . , For sale by leading Hardwara Dealers. 1 , Ut t , sepl7-8Uw4mTuSat , , ; , - ?. B LACK JACK, SPLIT OAK - t:J ' ... - D ASH, ' . in ampie, .;r. ,i- Snnnlv and for sale at REDUCED PRICES. f ilmiiiltoii ' & Wellon ".Ran Eoal' Co.f V ;t; OmCX OT SXOaXTAST AND TKBASTJlrEB, I : ; ' . wunungton, , v., wee o, 4 v THE DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT. FOR .. , rental due on the 15th of December, 187S, will I "i.f be paid to the Stockholders of the Wilmington and ; v- . Weldon Railroad Company on and after Monday, (.v the loth in. t The transfer books are closed, until. , ; . . after that date. --.'. - I . JT. W. THOMPSON, ' . ' i - r' i Secretary and Treasurer.-";-. dec 7-tl5Dec , , . , Proposals1; T7CS ENCLOSING THE M LODGE " AT OAK dale Cemetery will be received until Thursday, tho 12th Inst, at UM. , . . 'jir . Plan, and specification I can be seen by cftTling on v " ' H. B. KUiERs, dec t-3t ChMrmaa of tmmtttee., , ;j Fisheries. rrnrw TTwrnntftTaiTEn ARK' PREPARED TO X supply arst quaUty Seines, Gill Nets,' at short r.J', notice. Also, Corks, Leads. Seine and Net Ropes. ' ; .-, made properlv. . Have sold for a quarter of a eentury , , , w . . the leadmir Fisheries of Albemarle Sound, snd betf . " . , . reference to same, as to toe qnaiiry or our uoncs. . . . t i . v. AMKRTHAN NET A TWINE CO.. . ' ' dec 4-DlmWSn , Boston, Masa J x- r " NUMBER 0tfEr: LOT OF -MIH -CASOIIHA SEUIIER. BOTlVtf EDWARDS A BLlX.' .1 .at 'If- tier ia a Commercial Honse or Ls"k, for . j - . yi man of many years exrnence in c' -rI . r I. E .....il'-H. ' ' .. . . -1. ' 'i .... " ' " F"Ar"l JCHANICrS ECTLDDTG ATI) I J t i n LxJE. .Art VtO- ' no? U-i-1 ' ' -f a rTTti 3 & f I Hi 1 f 3 w- f 24o'clock.'" -.w"! - '" Eock Btore witlwut extra charge. : . I was at first expected."' f. .k -.7 North Front reet aee7-tr . .WYaBookanajMore. . ecT-w: bUftLt ' ' .. ;- - -. .,' z, .';-t;.'.v! -:rr, v-v- W'- ,1- v:-v-. --v w. v -v- ,-t. 'r 1 - v-t'i