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.' Omo, DeweoaBank DuUdlngi,Fron$ St
Oue ye&r. In dTmnc.i.V,v....'vJ.'.li'ii'. .$T 00
Six months, ta advance.;........ V 50
Three months, la aBdvance..j,v.'.w..r. ..v.v.v t 00.
One month, in advance. ,i..kiv,wwk.i--v 99 ,
' The Moawnto Btaa will be "delivered In ay part
OUTLINES. '
Snow anil slet ia New Tork. - Tho
Oreelcy will case drgs Its disgraceful
tenzth alonir. A family t clrcur per-
' formers murdered Vy Jitdiajia -la Arizona.
Generals Schofieldjand Alexander have
sailed from Sanr fancico5for Hcrtiolula,'
it is supposed on a mission - connected' with
the; Sandwich Ialand crisis. - - X Ski
Martin's 'scnopner wrecked ;ofl , the . loya
' Scotian fcoast; it,1 of offlcew nd crew
pefisbedj. - SttiOuia is alarmed for
the safety of her fridge, In tKe event of an
expected ice-break. i- Great rise in" the
Mississippi reported from Memphis.
"A block df warehouses" -burned iin Alex
. . v ;7!Ti 'i ' ' " W : .
anarta; toss w,vwt---.inepuiwn pi
Zansibar promises to stop fthe slave trade.
" a-
- Arhadeus "ja ex6iteiTt the present
i-ftniA' w'
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from Bremen to Jew.lork,out of 307 1
mssen&rs lost 23 In passage. '; Roches-
tcr amazons released, all except the Anthony,
who otf refusal to- give bail was remanded
to Jail. Ice danger thought tc be over
at Memphis, ,;;rr- Bpain will not brook In-
it! IVlVUVy V vwawaftM. WVUVVI M9
Montreal has had a half million fire.:
liiau; successor.. Jcorea: aunx one
steam boat and. iniuTed others At CindlinatL
Rumprs of Cabinet changes unfounded.
- The preparations for an Indian "war
k progress. ' Oldest banker of Philadel
phia, John A. Brown, dead at 85: F f si
-RAILROAD ISANAGIVnEnT.
TKo-' A.WSImTiTtVn rrtTivmTi. n1
v! AHrusta RAilroAd Comianv ia,.-man-
LArtn;.iii
r . w,
no sort of doubt About that: .'Fdref-
ample :a A gentleman living m ooiith j
Carolina has a receipt of that Compa- j
iiy for forty barrels of spirits" turpeh- I
fine depoiiied V oneof Jitk We-
hnn ant Ti"if n mmnnt V 1 1 mm rtrAn I
r ' , 7 . . - . &
ye teA v fnejgroiieniari-r
ferred to was in this city yesterday, j
i 1 l - ",( ' A
ana snowea -ms receipt, as wo are in- I
formedby apromiqent merehnt. lie
I
. v-m ' - . f
r ' I
unableto pay it because the Wilming-
ion, yoiu nuns -aim vvugusu ibauroaa i
Company w managed o business I
principles.
i Now, it tjoes seem to, us that this
statement of acta Is a reaspnabjy'f air
proof of the correctness of our position
iat our Through-freisrhters discrirai-
. r, j
iiuie uiitusii ireii'ius uuw winy
in the matter of rates .jnt jji tinie of
shipment. . I
xhipi
I Seven weeks storage of spirits tur-
!pentiue has never yet been known tp
increase the bulk of ..that popular
Huid ' and nossibl v bv the time our
mud, anu, possioiy, ny ine ume our
I'almetto'f rien forty barrels get to M. on Friday," Dec. 7,-when they wererea-
"$wnnknto the contemptibly . small Regulator. Cant. Freeman, from. Wilming
. ,i . - . - .! ' ton for New York, and broueht to this port.
uimensions or iony ganons.
We are sorry fur the gentleman; nortneny gaie was oiowmg witn a aanger
, , ' . . ... I ous aca running. ; Great praise is due Capt.
a we Kno w ne must De lo w in . spirits.
Rut w urn imallVWljnisihftfl that the
: ' "... . !
Jiappy expdient dia ttiot strike him
" of shipping his 8perritsw to WiU
; rr . i - . .
nimgion via Chicago, lew;York and
Baltimore. Hi! forty barrels would
. 1 ,
... thus have claimed, immediate.. atten-
iavorea cuy in gooa lime ana at mar i
veiiously low rates. ' ' : I
AVe like to see railroads managed 1
on h.isln, . W nnr-nwn"
people
fabled
yon know!
Ml
Fire . m Montreal;, "sinting ;6f , a
. m Montreal;, sinking ot ,. a
r an4 injury; to others SAtlClu-
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; wreck wUb los of six of ere w
cinnati
off coast of Nova Scbtia butchery of
a troupe of iircuaperformers in wAri-
zona by the WVpaches such is tho
rr
record of yesterday. w i
ttETEOttOLOtilCAL UBCORXk.
December 81, lSTt ,. . J
Ther
Time.
Barome
ter. mom
Wind.
Weather.2
eter.
A. M.
30:42
80:3i
Wi:5
' 9A O.lm '1)ir.
I. M.
IP. TW.
l W Fresh Icioodf ;
Aft 11 lir r . 1 . 1 f .1 - '
Meuu Temn. of dav.. 47 dcir. . . . . . .
NVri. All blmmrtrlr rmiUnor. bra iJCa1 in tho
' level nd to 83 debtee Fahrenheit. I
Scnf't Signal Service U. . A.
. Veatber Report.
v , v W AB DKPAltTllENT.
OfH,.. of m.tf IStnal
Wa8l)iniftonrDecember.81-4-53 Mi
I t'robaoUUies. .
or New EneUvnd. northwesterly to north-
easterlj winds, rising temperature and par-'
"any ciouay weather. For Middle Btatea,
nun imn.inuL a . & i z j -a
cloudy weather.' with rlainp temneratnre and
Hry probably rain over southern portion.
r or cjouth Atlantic States, southerly to east-
UtriF .vZra v.Yut.r.Ki
Oulf, winds shifUng jto northerly and north-
1 J I "-""ft -vt4wMtw wuMfia
ri s -Kit . . i,T c"aay weavner. i W tne
uiiio Valley northward over Lake Erie' and;
"e Upper Lakes, northerly and northwest
erly. Winld anrl . iMu-t5nn Trmtr vonthor
ri55 Missouri and - Ilansas to , lljnnesota
iinaDikota, diminishing pressure, easterly
to southerly winds, rising temperature and
Hrumoiy increasing cloudiness. : . . ,
51:iohn McCarthT and wie. Kevr 1 o . ' L Ho
N.n
H Monk, BunpMn; J O iUy, N ft . ,T - -'; , . . "
frogs and it sdeath to them, be h at tne Court House for the purpose
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, TIEW ADVEIITISEJIETS. !
Olivsr Pmos & Oo-, New Music.
r Ai. iiyRKBOiu. looacoo ana oegara. ;
; ZoonouciiC & WHTTE;I)Iabiution: ! ',',1 i
.ChXs.' D.;MrERa,& COtCloseTp-day.i
C. 8. Eixis.-M.-B. & L. Association. I
X & JL Si80K6pccial Notice.' V ; r
Pf , IlKrasBKBOEB. A Happy Ne w Tear.
A, VVJllkke. Stockholder's Meeting.:
The masquerade Ball.
The Masquerade and fancy dress ball at
City ItalVlast night was a ' grand and suc
cessful affair In every respect. ; The attead-
wee on the part'of spectators ' was ' larire;
i. - - V : .
iiur liih i mir wai nimn vni n a ,ma n ay
as many of
ui gay ana lantasiic aancers a cotua be
e Wuy ace unuuoaaiea. t .inemasners
reDrenented almost rTfinr Jmnir?nhlA iiorJ
, . . - : , - ,
. ' " V:"J ".."r8""1
costume, some gorgeous, some "gay and
festive, some i -intensely grotesque and a
few or the more sober description, but, all
commingled; ' making ' a display ' at : once;
grand and imposing as well as mirthful and
interesting. We have neither time : nor
t1 -.-,.,: rt utr iri.
Ku K3uxwand
..' Paregoric'!, were somewhat' ktftp and (in
the case .of the jatter) immeiu BtiQ for ap
propriateness of costume and the ease and
grace with which he glided - in the mazy
dance, the little: Morning Star" bore off
the palm. ' , This character was represented
bv a ladv. whose dress.; handsomelv made
P na neat ana elegant in appearance, was
manufactured eatirelyfrom paper issued
from the press and bearing the imprint of
Tnrri mtbtoir h w,ori,, ...
taken from the head of the paper, conspicu
pusly in front of the head-dress..
. Business called us from the; Hall
inaskitook place, and we must
we left a scene so freighted with enjoyment
to all who witnessed it-:
. Much credit ja due to the management
1 i fa -a ;jjs
ior me grew success wmcn : anenaea tne
ball, which we hope will not be the last of
laA IranI - 4a . wKWtV tli a. amkiaamafi.1m4tiM
iu aaiuvs v v uivii ujv auiuuigui.-iui iuk
nortton nf the rnrnmnnitv Rhftll ha trptrt
during the season, especially as the dearth
in tueatncal entertainments promises to
continue for some time
TbeScbr. XKanaalt Little. ; V
- From the N Y. Herald of Monday we
have the following particulars of the loss of
the 8chr. Hannah Ltde from this port for
, , v j i , .
already been made in onr telegraphic
twinn,ni. -
Schr. ' ; Uanruih Little, Crawford, from Wil
mington, N. C, of and for Philadelphia,
itu a cargo or lumber, reports: . On the
ght of December 25, during a heavy gale
out SSE. struck on the point of Hatteras
Shoals, the vessel soon becoming water
logged and rolled oyer on her beam ends,
compelling all hands to get up on her side,
... -jt:-- th- rftm-;ne(i nntn a
the time they were taken off a strong
Freenan and hiacrew for their bravery in
this matter, as the poor fellows had not had
a mouthful to eat or drink for. twent-six
hours and could have survived but a short
time longer. Capt Crawford, in behalf of
himself and crew, hereby desire to express
their gratitude to Capt P.. officers and
fw for their kindness and attentionio
them while on board the Regulator. The
II. L. was 182 tons, register, built at Ches-
pma. j
Mancipation
1 .Weloam thai therwiTl he nc-pub
nc de-'
moostration fa honor of emancipation td-
of expressing their sympathy with their en-
le Sor WlS
1W MVM 1 JJ1T7. "r.T,.',,"6
lat fdPQ moTem2;
this city, aays that Congress will be nrged
to demand & restoration of all cot
persons who hayejhepn kidnapped
in this eountrand 'carried toTCuoaJtd De
placed in a state of servitude, on the ground
that they are- AmerkSaff ritiefa s", and If this
demand' v. not heeded, then "somethmg
else wmfpllpw.".-7.. . - ;;
' The attention of ,the public Jiving in the
Northern part of -the city ' is called to this
school.' - The location 1st favorable for
large school; i the- accommodations of the
buildinsr are ample and pleasant, and
will he nnarad bv the School Com
r , r - y
mittee to furnish good instruction for all
the children who will come. ' As this is
the only free public school. maintained, for
the whites in the city, and as a ; large ,pum-
ber of school children navelaued to ontam
admission ta Miss Bradley s scheoi, because
there was not roocrf, . it . would seem : to be
I worthv of larare DatronaffeThc school will
Ve-onen on Thursdav momiair.i '
l - ; r
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1 I"rmepU far to Tear, v ?
I , From the books in the office of R. J.
I JoaeB. Esq.,; SecreUry, we learn that i there
wereomy 134 interments in OakdaleCeme-
tery during the year jnst . closed. Of this
i UUUiUvl ,14 UlyU vlOVVf ilviq HUM If wl vi VIULilv
i hens fVP intermnt. -which makes kne actual
number of deaths among" the whites of. this
city during the year only4 23. J ;What ti$jt
ox tne. same population can . ous - a neuer
HMwixig in wis. r -kjci, r - . , f. i r
caj
t tothe ia:t; that thevwreck of the;
chocaer Hannah Z&fc, whlcht capsized
Df.. Wth, lies tfWtk'ter
I Bels going AXpund
4 Hattfiras hbals.v y k
dav. This evenine. however, a meetine of
V.I K. N
: t .
-Tt One white batient to the City Hospital
yesterday v Jj .k j'i v;t r.r ;
-The schooner 2)mki Anna sailed from
Havana for this port on the 18th nit 1 ,'- ; 1 ,
V The German Barque CtaudiaSinm
this port,' arrired at Hamburg December
8th.-' :,-J "".'.r'-'iV.
4 The offices and warehousesof the Wfl-
mington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad
Company will be closed at 8. o'clock x A,. M
The steam fire engine! Cape -Fear,
which has been, undergoing some necessary
repairs, was on trial at the foot; of ; Market
street last evening. ... ,fH. iyvi:-.i ;
V Rev. Frank Sandford proposes, at an
early day, to commence the publication of
a weekly newspaper to he called the Fee
Dee Xburier, at Rockingham. ! - ';- '
-Is The 41st regular' -meeting of the Me
chanics' Building Association will he held
at the rooms of the Wflmington library
Association this evening at 7T o'clock.'
There were 401 "mariage licenses issued
by the Register of Deeds for parties in' this
county during the past year, ; of (Which 144
were for white and 257 for colored couples.
The city and county offices will all be
closed to-day. ; . The . officials, desiring to
participate in the sual'. New . Year's calls,
will suspend then calls, for taxes, but for
one day only. - - , ;t ' ,
A. special meeting of the Board of Com
missioners of. Navigation and Pilotage was
held yesterday to consider a dispute be
tween one of the pilots and a master of one
of the vessels in port v
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the First National Bank for
the election of Directors, winbejieldin
their BankIng"Hou8e on Taesday, the 14th
inst, at 11 o'clock, j
The." jiiusual spectacle', of a colored
man mounted on an ox and riding leisurely
down Mulberry street, yesterday afternoon,,
was the occasion of ho little amusement to
those who witnessed it t o
. Mr. T C. Servosa, City Treasurer, ad
vertises that 'January coupons, payable in
this city, of bonds of the city of Wilming
ton, will now be paid on presentation at
the Bank 'of New Hanover.' Coupons pay
able in New York will be paid at the Na
tional Bank of the Republic
Business men will be glad to learn that
the recent order of the Postmaster-General
directing postmasters to collect double the
amount ' unpaid on letters ' only partially
prepaid, has been pronounced without war
rant of law by the House Poatofflce Com
mittee, and will no doubt have to' be re
scinded. , ' -
Profeaaor Darea See ad. Leetara. '
- The second and concluding lecture upon
Palestine, . of Professor Daves, was pro
nounced last evening at the Tooms of the
Young lien's Christian ; Association; . Pro
fessor Daves' audience embraced the best
culture of Wilmington and evinced, through
out the lecture, an absorbed interest which
was a worthy testimony of its great excel
lence.
, ?T6 characterize the second effort of this
ripe scholar and graceful elocutionist as an
admirable lecture would be something less
than justice. It was, indeed, something
more than a mere lecture, rising as it con
stantly did, to the plane of a masterly di
quisition adorned Vith all "tne 'graces of
an opulent rhetoric and all the charms
of a finished elocution.
An appropriate characterization of Profes
sor Daves' series Jot essays .would be to
speak of them as an admirable piece of lite
erary mechanism, in which every feature
was selected with the nicest possible dis-
rate joinery which realized perfect master
ship'of the art of harmonious arrangement
It were difficult to djeckl I to which to ac
cord the greatest admiration to the skilful
elimination of the subject of the lecture, or
to the graceful rhetorical hartnotues of the
merely literary phases of the performance.
In description Professor Daves is unsur
passed; bis powers of. statement being very
remarkable,, and . his. skill in waVd-painting
suggesting the highest artistic excellence
Without elaggeratfonJ;'it may heTaid of
treatment,'of Professor paves,. SihUtniae
tum reUouit::nful tetiait: iuod non ornavit'
Professor Daves has subject to his option
a wide field phrantdhitincton as a lec
turer. His 'literary performances are those
of the ripe scholar and "1 the finished artist,
and are upon a plane elevated' far '.beyond
the aspirations of the ordinary lecturer,
who is driven to the various Cyclopedias
and Sketches of Travel for the" material
which the affluent learning of the genuine
scholar readily sapplie& from his own stud
ies and researches. -. r?T 2
Arbnotrledraaent. ,r5LZ.ZTi:-J
t L.
We are , requested by jMra, ;C. ; G ICen-
nedy. President of theLadies. Benevolent
Society of this cityj to return the thanks Of
the association to Judge IL G. Onderdonk
for a donatioa of $50 to he applied j V the
fund for the aid ofttie poorof Wtimington.
We trust others of pur inohied men may be
constrained Jo follor the example ol 'Jndge
Onderdonk and commence the n'evr year ly
giving liberally of their means to this worthy
Mayor Coart. -
"7 rm.A fnll.l.iu.Mgis
The foUowUag Tcasea.y
yesteaymoVnihg
Gilbert Telfair, charged wth disorderly
conduct, was" required to pay'a fine of S.
AbnerMorgan ajrnnder; :a Ajnii
lar chafee as the aboVe. was discharged tot
I the.paymentot 'Coetifis : IzLwtf Si
scope of the" subject and the comprehensive
Barclarf a.Wrlc.u: !f.'3-:..4."iv-.' l;i;, j
Some thief prized open the rear door if
Capt.W. M. Stevenson's store Jmr Prin
cess, street, , on Monday nlght,7 and emp
tied his money-drawer of its contenta,"
Nothing else was disturbed, so far as is now-:
known.,..;, -.r :, , ;.; .-:-t -r f..,?:
. Ah attempt to play a similar game on an
other store in the same block proved unsuc
cessful. .; , , .;.. :t
Knlsnta of Pjrtnias. 1
By a . dispatch ' received yesterday ) from
Mr. W. IL Gerkin, D. G. C; we learn that
Athenia Lodge No. 8, K of "P.'; of New-
bern-, was instituted on ' Monday evening
last with great eclat, a' number of new mem
bers having connected themselves with the
Lodge at the commencement.-'' He was ac
companied to Newbern by several members
of Goldsboro' Lodge. ! - j l!,t'
Job Priwtino. We call the attention of mer-
chaata, clerks of court Bberiffa, lawmen, raDroad
ana Bteamship 'offlcers ind .agents, 'and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered at
the 'MoKHDfe Stab Panrrnta KwrtBi.TWHBKirr for
t&e prompt and faithful execution of all kinds ef
Job Pwjrraa. We can Xomiah at ; abort aotiee
Card, Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads, Programmes, Ball
Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets. Tags,' Hand-Bills, Cata
logues, Bills of Fare; Show-BUls, Checks, Drafts,
Ac, Adl 'SaUafacttoa foaranteed. ' l; ' ;'
A toll stock of Nws lok of superior equality for
sale at the office of Thb Hoaspis Sta. , Cash or
C O. D. orders wQl hare prompt attention. . .
Uoolpho Woui'i Aboxatio Scrikbam 8CBXAPM
seem to be extenglrely nlninfir on Dab lie eoBfldenca.
and premlsea to take taa place of erery ether liqvor
now In use, esped&llT for medicinal nae. : :-
This is not Barprismjr; for, apart from its being
found la most of oar Drag Stores in . this city and
country, and its being strongly commended by the
physicians, the mild and agreeable taste ef this ar
ticle, contrasted wua tne strong, pungent ana aetaai
sensation produced on the Dautte br the common
deleterious article which la now the general com
plaint of nearly all the medical faculty of this coun
trywould, ef itself, suffice to give it the decided
erence. ir prescribed as a medicine. It Is mot
to take: and to use as a bereraee itia considered
b v Judses to be saoerler to anv article of the kind
ever unponea mto ine conntrv. . .
ADBiAB s voixkbs, ASents. aee. 27-lw
,J 4
So eeneral has the oabllc confldence become m
Dr. Ayer's medicines, and so great the demand for
inem was mnprutcipiea vmains are anempang
to
deceive the unwary by imposing upon them
worthless nostrum under a similarity of i
Cherry Pectoral Lozenges, Dr. Avers Tn
th'
eir
name.
Iyer's Trochee.
Ayer's Pas tiles for Cou
s. Cherry Pectoral Coosh
Drops, Ayer's irever an
Aver iTever and Asna Cure.Doct. Aver'a
Indian Puis, Ac, Ac, (none of which are of Dr.
Ayer's manufacture or composition) are specimens
of this villainjrand deceit. They not only defraud,
the sick 4f their money bat of their health, ot the
recover of their health, which la far more Import
ant than m ney. Prom actual counterfeits the peo
ple are protected by law which the Doctor promptly
enforces, bat these evasions sometimes elade the
taw, and purchasers most protect themselves by re-
fusing to oe deceived by
be deceived by them..
Dover (N. IL)
Spirits Tiirpeiitiiie.
The Supreme Court assembles
in Raleigh Monday "-' .-'
It is rumored that Raleigh is to
be lighted with kerosene oiL : ,-
Three Randolph safe TObbers,1
colored, were incarcerated , in the peniten-
uary jnonuay. , ; . ' ;
Tom Chavis, the colored man
who was wounded the other day in Ral
eigh, is recovering. : -;; .
- Some 400 immigrants from : this
State and South Carolina lately passed
through Georgia en rout lot Texas. : '
Mr. W. B. Glenn, of Yadkin
county, left the Yarbrough Monday for
Washington city, bearing the election vote
of North Carolina. 4
Fabius Dunn, colored, who was
stabbed two months ago at Rolesville, Wake
county, by Wilson Bridge rs, died from his
injuries Sunday last. ; tr.' 5-
The Era learns that Charlie
McCullers of Wake, fell while skating Sun
day and came near getting killed. . Concus
sion of brain. Is better.
The re&rular monthly meetinerof
the Executive Committee of the North Caro
lina Agricultural Association will be held at
the Yarbrough House to-morrow.; ; .-
: The State officers elect ; will
QUaHfv' to-dav ' and enter tmon . the , dis
charge of the duties of their several offices.
Uhief Justice rearson tnu omciate in the
Swearing in.; ; ,.ij:J- II'' -
- We regret that Gen. Lane has
declined the position tendered him in the
Hnisboro MilnAry Academy, as such an ac-
complished and patndtic gentleman would
be a valuable accession to any State.
-.While Bitting before1 the.'fire
Monday Mra Edwards, of Raleigh,'
was suddenly seized witn a spasm and leu
into it Before she could be rescued her
right hand Was sertously burned, while the
left wrist, (ace and portions of .the" body
were badly soarched. V.
Last evening, about ' 1 "o'clock;
says, the Charlotte Oibacrtw,; (kroner lattle
arrested Mr. JohnB. Jtteana, Jr., in the hall,
of the Mansion House, on the charge of kill
ing one FiaAk Kerr, 'colored, n Mr.. Means
will have 'a bearing on Monday before a
magistrate. We refrain from comments in'
asmuch as the case will go to the courts.
i '.The; Western' North Carolina
Railroad accident' last' week was caused,
says the Observer j by a crossing covered over
with frozen mud which ; the engine could
not surmount . It is remarkable that Mr.
Terrill, the engineer, who . stuck' to- his
engine, waa uninjured, tnougn u roiled down
an embankment some eight or ten feet high.
; ..The terrible spell of weather
last week prevented the Masons of Raleigh
from celebratingSt Jon's Day as they had
intended. Mr. R. H. Bradley Worshipful
Master of Win, G. Hill Lodge, gave a hand
some entertainment at his residence to1, the
officers of Wm. . G. Hill and Hiram Lodges,
which was heartily enjoyed - by those pres,
ent, says the New. ' j: ; '. . .'
' --' Monday evening at a meeting
of Raleigh LodgeNo. 65,Xi). O. F., the
following officers were v elected for the en
suing' term? ' L. . Q.' Bagley, N. G. ; John
NicholA V. G.s A. Magninj Recording Sec
retary; D- St Hudgins,lFinancial Secretary;
Thomas 'Badger... Treasurer.' Renreaentsr
live1 to the Grand Lodge, W. H. Hicks.-
Messrs. 'l nomas uaager, u. d. nuagins ana
W-iL Hicks were elected the Committee
on the Widows' and; Orphantf rund.' 1 !-:f
1 1 iFromtrie Norfolk'' Journal of
yesterday we learn that important evidence
was elicited in an; examination I before the
Mayor of that city in the case of the yonthr
f-ful Captain John; Frenchfc of the sloop B-,
particulars of -wliicn were puousnea m w
Mosnino Stab. Six neffroes were confined
for the crime. iThUjprAfterJ3iearing
the evidence, decided to discharge Blunt,
kndtS release Adams; Mason 'and. Phillips
on their awn Recognizances fd aroear ki
witnesses at do trial ot Mocff r-Lsaac Pfcr-
kef, the principal witness, was, committed
to jail as a witness for the prosecution.' He
is suspected of having abandon the tadr
der hmiself, :,(5( s t 'f:ni izii:itRSA
. r Of. the Franklin small-pox ex
citement the Raleigh News says:. We , learn,"
from one who knows whereof he speaks
that near Clifton's mill, : 8 miles of Louis
burg, H in the family of Mr. Ruben Rogers
are down with the disease, and '.that there
are cases of it at Vincent Cook's, tAjndrew;
Jackson's, Wilson Bolton's and Dawson
Janes' all in this neighborhood.- It is said
that the disease was carried there by a Mr.
John DarreU, of-Fayetteoeunty; Tennessee,
who came there pa carry some families to
that State. "Mr. Da'rrell stopped at Mr.
Borer's, and shortly' afterwards broke out
with the disease and! soon died.. Just be
fore this unfortunate man was taken down,
Mr. Rogers gave a corn-ahucking, and all,
who are now victims attended it We sup
pose they contracted the malady, then by
coming in contact with him. " ' '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Special IMdtice.
OUK BOOKS ARE CLOSED FROM THIS D ATE,
January 1st, 1873.
Oar accounts are all made oat, and we therefore re-
: - - . V.-. . ' : ).
quest all oar customers to come forward and settle.
Preparatory to taking stock we wQl sell our entire
stock of PALL AND WINTER DRY GrOODS ' , ,
AT COST FOR CASH.
. J. A H. SAMSON, ,
4S Market street
Jaal-tf.
A Happy and losperons Heur Tear
TO THE MANT PATRONS 07 THX . ...
LIVE BOOK STORE;
IT SENDS OSXKTINa TO ' Alt, 1 WISHTNO
them many returns "to the live Book IS tore,"
and extends its thanks for the generous patronage
it has received for the past year.- . ' v.
The efforts of the public at large, in and out of
the citr. In aasistine the Lite Book Store te sasUuv
Its reputation of giving them Light upon Science,
literature. Art and Music, and iu pleasing them in
nserai gooa - - - .
IS DEEPLY APPRECLitED'? 5
Of the
ear it hopes it has given entire aatis-
faction. .In
NEW TEAR 1873
greater efforts will be made on the part of the pro
prietor to please and satisfy the public.
Manv additions have been made to the -stock on
band, and more extensive additions will vet be made'
to fully accommodate its many customers, i.
A great number of New Year's Presents are tn
store, open to the inspection of all who remember
their friends or wish to be remembered. .While
thanking the public, it reminds them that gifts ap
preciative aAa valuable, and many useful goods m
the line, are, and will continue to oe for sale at - ,,
HKTN8BKRQKR9
Live Book and Music Store. ,
Janl-tff
Choirs, Musical Classes, Conventions,
Academies, Attention
rpo THE POLLOWINa CHOICE LIST OF
New Cantatas ! Oratorios ! Anthems !
New and attractive Cantatas.
ortv-SIxth Psalm ....
Dudley Buck. 1 00
resuval Canute.
...Eocene
Thayer. 1 25
Gounod's Choral Music. BO
Wen worthy of careful study.
Musical Enthusiast;.. Hewitt. 50
; An amusing and very melodious musical extra ve-
anza. . . r ... . . -' -. ..
, NEW OBATORIOS. ' . '
8t. Peter.;. .....0....;t;.i....J. K.Taina.1 75
Prodigal Son. Arthur Sullivan. 1 00
j s ' " " ' Fine effective compositions.. ,
ANTHEM BOOKS.
Sabbath Guest A . ..I ..Emersoa A Morey. 1 00
Back's New Motette Collection S 60
Baambach's Sacred Quartettes (New). . . . 3 50
, , raPBESaNBAALY. BEADY. : '
Strauss's Dance Music. , Violin and Piano..... 1 00
; The above Vooks sent, post-paid, for retail price.
llTer Dltsan Co.
.'(, Boston.
t Co. I C. H. Dltson Ce.
i i.'.ii" New York.:
:Jan 1-SUw Wed SatAWeowlv cat
MM freasnrer aat.Collectsiv:'
CTTY OF WIAJrJINGTON
f. .. ' 'i.- ' - ' AFeowneer u,JOta.
ANTJABY COtJPONS, PAYABLE JN THIS
dty, Bonds' City 'of WfhnJtagton' will Wpaid
oa presentation at Bank of" New Hanover on and
after January 1st, 1873.
janl-St.. ;:
T.C SERVOSS,
City Treasurer.
. i jA Card i
ON THE 15TH DAT OF JANTTABYj, 1878, THE
undersigaed will open an office in Wilmington,
N. tt, for the tranasactlon of a , -i -
GeneVal Ckmmlaston TJastaesa, '
under the name and style Of .-. ,
WOOTKN & mCHAEDSON," ' e '
and hope by strict aerebnal attention to merit a
snare or tne patronage pi their-mends
.1-
- . .. .
) r iv- Late Sheriff Columbus ea, N. C. K
. nee n nac-qsma u 1 1 ? -V n :i , a ,
iHorso IUanki
Lap robes. Wool mats 'tkunes, har
ne Saddles, Bridle, CoHars, Hames, Chains,
Saddlery HartwsrevTraveihnK Ban Feather Lraa
; Btetk xarr ana Prleea K.aw.
' f4"' 'J.B.Xoplaaam ACa.
No. 8 South Front St. "
' ctSSnao , . ; ;T . , .Wilmington. N. a .
tH' t jtxiaiiifc:; t. c. DmRoaan;
-
Taoa.4Kxa.
$lW-4,v jit-''- iM-u.i.
Gencil, Jjuorance i Aentsy
7t
.!
?uiv k; ,Wa PPUSi U JT
: t oeo aoac-tf - '. cvm 'r-x-. -
BUN-IDHsTG-.
! rr-r-rn mrtitSCS nTNt
L.J.Y ia eomHetA-W ail ail its eolntmesta.
'and la la ekai-sw at am t t a coai skLol workmen
j Ue Etei , AU rds c ,Lindxaetaeatj:
wwayiy aq eajxtmMWtfciy. . .. . j,ot3H
v
First Moial Bait of iliiiitif' j
rpKS RBGUULH ANNlJAIi ilESTINQ OVTHK
A Stockholders of this Bank for the election of
Directors will be held in their Banking Hoase en
Tuesday, the 14th inst., at 11 o'clock A. If. -,
; jaa i-td f : A. K. WAIJLEB, Cashier.
Dissolution pf Co
rtITR DOPAKTNKESHTP C
WHITE is this day dissolved by mutual eon-
sent, either party being authorised to receipt fer
any accounts due them, aad we do hope that alt par
ties indebted to as will settle when their bills are
presented, so as to enable as to discharge oar debts..
1 3. W. ZIMMKSMAN,
Copartnership Notice. J
rpHX UNDKBSIGNED DO TNFORV THETB OLD
X patrons and friends,- and everybody else. that,
they ate now prepared to furnish anything in the
! fJpbolaterlBg; aadtPaper-IIanarlag; i
Kne that 'may be Wanted, either for decoration or
comfort, and will guarantee jthat aU work done wiU.
be kt the beet workman-like manner; and on- more
reasonable terms than any other party, la the city. ;
See circular.. A' i; - ! .
. ' WHTTK A ZIMMERMAN, . !
Lj . -i . i f 8. E. eornor Seeond aad Princes sta ;
January 1st, 1873-eod3w-wed , . . . . . ;
. i . i ,.n 1 1 i i .i ii n vi.-, ,t I v I
) Chas. D; Ilyers & Go.
T KSPKCTTDLLY NOTUTT ' THSEB FRDXNDS
XV. and customers that they win close their store at!
iv ucjock on tae morning orjann
T NOBTH FRONT 8TBKBT.'
janl-lt
-i-t-
HECHANICS' BU1XDI2TG AND LOAN
ASSOCIAnON.
rrunt 4isT ee&ulab heettno will he
X 'beld at the wnmington Library Booms this
evening at 7Jt" o'clock. 4 r i- -": ' ' 5 t t
. ' '. :' C S. ELLIS,;
Janl'lt I; i1" ' 1 Secrotary and Treasurer.
Just Received :
ALASG8 LOT OP
"Common 11-lnch Plug
bright and dark doable
thick Navy, black and
sweetl Cavendish K
a&o. other grades of fine
:Cu5WiiiMaw;o.
Also a fine lot of Im
ported and Domestic
Price reduced to new
SO cent tax;
H. BUEKHOfER, .
Sign of the Indian Chief,
No. 6 Market street, r
dect9-tf;
. I MISCELLANEOUS. '
H. & B. Emanuel,
MARKET STEEET:
7r
iANC T AND STAPLE
D R Y G O O DS,
. PHILADELPHIA-MADE SHOES.
; ... . IADIES'
UNDERWEAR,
Etc.', , Etc., Etc. .
" :.:.,..7;
cXiOTBciisra-.
OUR ENTIRE STOCET, TO? WHICH RECENT
ADDITIONS OF ,
; FasHonable Goods
bays. Been' made, is nqwbelnq offered
. . . .-,.. ... -. t ' . -
At Greatly Reduced Prices, -!
Buy ers, before , piiTcliaslnffelse
where, -vrould do well to ex-? .
amine' ottp 'Sioek.!
" JkTB7BMANTSi i
1r
nov!4-tf
45 Market Street
Jmhractag every . thiag NXWa and 8TYLISH ia
Freateaa Psatern Bonnets l-
j"; t"'; i'"';' And Hats,'
arBEOHB AND FLO WEES,
A great specialty to which the Ladles are all Invited
to attend, .-..j; ' -, ,
Yaxiety Store, 42 llaxket Street! -
oct ia-tf-;-j - l Flanagan. '
WANTED). 30.000, and annually wanting from
50,000 to 150,000 feet, af - ' ; .
- '.CTDBSAPEAKB WHTTN OAK, or ' :'
SOUTH CAROLINA PINb' FXOOMNG,.
18V feet long and 4 inches thick, square edge. . . .
Delivered at Light Street Bridge, Baltimore, Md.
Bids in lot of 5,0U0 feet received. -
Address : - R. O. CRISP, " ,
' r-- -.-.Pres'tof JUgbt BU Brtdge Ccv, .
-a is i. a " ti-i .
The, Ilonitora
-nil '
1 Jr
JS, A:0 If O At I.. A JIWf tih-l
, r , HANNAFOED.PaOTUiToa,
L
TemsrFtrAai
la Araaca
tw jUi-fT
4 The l&witor has now a
firculafioB than
that of say paper pubttshed tataa mntiee of Dn-
an excellent medium for advertiBioav being situated,'
as It la, in a fieuruning town, ana as ane an scui-
BralaeeUoa a ia fcaatera fiortk Carolina.
tped-
men cow tentoa-
f augw-tr- - -
r-
Mrs. iniuow's booiui Syrun. we have for years
-beearelisved torn aeeiS4 n! Itsat pJafaafcitay
EJ IBllinery Opening.
l-VN FDAYl; OCTOBER 18TBT, FWILL OPEN
J ak gestecAof -n-v otU i iv a u
IK"
see
v2j" '
''" ,' 'Hutea waoka. . , fV'M)l
One moiit a ':'.. .V. V. ..... 8 09
. . v -TTjbreeaxtbV - v4 00
tlonately taw rates, -f -----z. . rv , v...
Five Bqjaeseatimatd..ary imttcolamn, and
ten sqaares as a half Olmn, .r -rty f -
K.i MISClOIjANEOUSt' $
;i---vr by ibonly At Utonnts.
TTli: !r i'
Notice of
OlitO
ft TV
state
BY VntTtrs akd4"jn iifietrrtoN 'OF f
1 powers of sale contained is threer certain snort-
made by the late liooert' M. cowan and his
Wile to MThe Wilmlnotnn Knuninir AaSMrlatlon.
the first bearing date the ' 11th day ef August, T8TI,
and registered In the office of the Register or the '
Oountv of New Hanover: in book D. D. D.' at iMee
78 and following; the seeond dated the S6th- of Oo-'
tober. 1871. and reeiatered In the office aforesaid in
book C. C. C. at page & and. following, aad the v
third dated the 4th Of January, 187, aad regis
tered as aforesaid in hook D. P. P. at page S6S aad
following (dofaeJt having been made in the payment
ef the several same of money secured to be paid by .
estotha mortgage respectively), the said mort
gagee, "The Wilmington Building Association,"
will, at 1 O'clock M., en: Thnreday, the Sth day af
eitv
Hanover and State of. North Carolina, on the west
ern side ef Front street, beginning at ma northeast
ern corner of lot numbered IS twelve) under letter
A; according to the jld' plan of the' town- of WU
mbgton,. running tfifee along the iae of Front
street, northwardly lasVfeet to lot nnmbered 15 (flf-
teen;
) thence westwardly aloag I be line of said Jot
there 15 (fifteen) to a stonewall- -(including said
nnmi
wall) 144 feet to the same, more ot less, he
icnce
Soutawardly alorg the line of said ttons wall ISi
said ftoi
beredlS
feet to the llneof said lot numbered u and tbenee
eastwardlywith the northern line of said lot num-
bered IS to the beirlnnmir oa Front street belxur the
eastern wart of lots respectively numbered 18 and 14
under letter A on the old or original plan of the town
of Wilmington, and the eastern part Of lots nnmber
ed 8 and 4 on block NO as shown on the present plan
of the city of Wilmington. -. i,'-- r
. . . .! i --I . - .-141 AS. M. pTKDMAii, AtPDrney.
; decll-law4w-wedr , (t,.; v,v,; . ,
tJ:s'i BYrCBONl?x MOBBi;,;'j '!
Notice.of Sale of -Beal Estate
TnnEB!-P0WtB CbNTALTIZD "IS
UOETQAQE.
T1
Y' VIBTIJE AND hrf EXtECtrriON OF THE
X power of aalecontalned. in a. eertataii mortgage
made by the late Robert H- Cowan aad hi wife to
esrtas
k aad
datloi
"Th Wtlmfnirtnn RaiMinff AnaadrntiaoJ
bear in
date tne ' oay or May, zmi; ana
Istered In the
office of tho Register of the county ofNew Hanover,
m book B J. J. at page ves et movent (deraait hav
ing been made in the payment of In sums of money
secured to be paid by said mortgage), the said mort-
i at XI o'clock M. on Thursdav. the 9th day of .
January, 1878, sell for cash, at-the court bouse ia ,
W Bmlngt on, bv peblle auction, the land and prem
ises conveyed 6y said mortgage. . -.. . ,
The following is a description of said mortgaged
premises, viz; A certain lot or parcel of land situate
tethsdty -or Wilmington, In the county of New
Hanover and 8tate of North Carolina, on the. north
aide of Chestnut street, between Front and Second
streets, beginning in toe northern line of Cbetnat
street at the southeaetera corner' of Dickinson's
Alley and running thence outwardly with said line ..
or said cnestaui street, aoont sixty-erven reetto ine
line of a lot now or lately belonging to John, C. Bow. '
den, tbence with the line of said lot and parallel
with Second st asissmasdly 110 fuut, tbence.
westwardly and parallel with Chestnut' Street about 1
67 feet ta the eastern line' of said Dickinson's Alley, ,
and thence southwardly with aaid4iaeof tiAliej 1
148 feet to the beginning, i ' , . r I
.WigtiiMafM
t,UAa. Ja. pXAiMAN, Attorney,
dec 10-oaw4w-wed ' -. - -; . .xfnifi;ti
jtTO thb '1 I
HUMANITY OF SOUTHERN PEOPLE."
v . luta Ca, No.
, -BouTMJtaa Caoes BaoTaaaaooa, K
. Richmond. Vs.. July. 187. I
OUR ORDER IS COMPOSED OF CONFEDEBV
ate Soldiers alone, who bad aa unblemished rec-
ord during the war.. Its objects are to ereetnate1
the memory and heroism of our fallen comrades, to
aid the families of our former brethren laarms wbor
need assistance, and to . try and. preserve the truth
and purity ot history,' rr -j ;. ,; ivjy.tfii
We are now soeciallv enffared'in the sacred Antr of
raieinz funds to assist HaUrwood Memorial Aasocla-
non in removine me remains or our nooie aeaa rrom.
Gettysburg and other points where they are neglect
ed and mistreated, to Hollywood Cemeterv near this.
city, where, through the untiring effort ef our ladles;?
an honorable resting place ia provided, and an endor
a weir memory ; ana wnere, t
they can. early receive the.
"Memorial Bar;". in Aeoo-i
rating their grsTes with flower. There are yet at
OeUysborg the remains af .near ONE THO
ine remain or .near umje TUUiiaAJRii
DIES; they are from nearly all the States; and
I they
ofUe
jtheii
e Sta
tha 1
D W SS
ches of 1
w ear. la some inatasees.- tha heartleaa
wretches of the vicinity where they fell and lie are 1
c tne vicinity where mey re
their bone about a if they
Dlouffhins th
dogs.it'
Is enough to make the blood of decent, humanit
enougn to maae ue diooc or decent humanitv
boil, and the pocket of all who are not false to feel
ingraise to principle iaie vo a cause once dear
open to rvmove these, heroes' front, aaoh
and Inhumanity. ..,.,
i moignityj
: Soma of these men are. from fonx State; soma
them may have been your dear friends or your owa
or yi
det
kin: ail of them lost i
ave tn your
Yon nrofessed to love them whil
leu
ressea to lovsue c&ese ior-wuca tae
leir remain be aisnonored when
ves f or voat - Will vea aid us ta remove them to a l
safe and sacred spot where the warn, nobis heart
and gentle care of Virginia women, can. watch r -
tnemr intownaterer nanoa.uus appeal rail, we
beg you to aid as in this &; l waicb-oar whole
sooi ia enustea. ask your menas to an you., vo .
not hesitate because you cannot give mnch : remmr
Der. as arops maae ai
buttons will make a i
make an ocean, so many small contrV
nas.e a koooiv buss. -t.ii. m
spies
January, ltrni, seii ior oasn, Dy-paoiio aacnon, u
the court bouse, hi Wilmington, the land and prem
ises conveyed by each of said three mortgages. ....
Can't you snare a dav or so to cnv8s medaiiv . ...
for this purposerr " J.ZZZZ?Z?Z, . .- ; -i
It is necessary to raise several thousand dollars to ''
accomplish oar purpose, but we not hesitate to nn-"
dertake it, aa we cannot think Southern people will t
close their heart and pockets to so sacred an appeal. ..
Remit au contribution to W. C CAaaatsTK,cara
Piedmont and Arlimrtou Life Insurance ComDaavI --
Richmond, Va, be being Chairman of CommitteaT J 1
Please acf promptly; pre a liberally as yoa can, .
but gire something, and let us ortng oor brothers )
away from aostile hands and Northern soil. ' . - - .
away
. -M, W. CVCAEJflNOTON. f
' V ? ,: W. ELLIS JONES, r '
rr .H. B, AltSTROJJOw'jt
f..;?
ang SO-tf
-'- -v t r -' dammit
Committea,
OAA BOXES D. S. SIDES,'
.. . - t -V . '
2g HHM BCOJInjEaAl
....'l.f"Tii'
200
BARRELS MESS- POBat,
For sale by.
deelS-tf
WILLIAMS A MCRCHI80N.
Braniy Peacte, Cbeese. Batter. Canly
2QQ. CASES BRANDrnAJCQES,! W ?l "-'T
; mo Boxes cnee, xa Tuat bbrv i-f.
decSS-tf
FUPR, SPIRIT CASISjAHD' COFFEE - i ;
liVVV.
800 g?L2JTCAESS. c .
400 BAGS COFFEE,
4j'-;.-;,. ToraaletyJi-f-7.
ec kf .T FT, S and SS Nort
North Water
!Bacpi:Pgr
EITDS AKD'tOXJES $M. f IDia,
OU 15 1 end Box D, & f i aad EhofilJiri,
i " WbbU Pork, 800 Bale May, -- ; i
dec SO-tf
IT, and 19 Xforti .Watsr ptreei v.
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