North Carolina Newspapers

-CVaiv..frAiBV .any. i''.tiji.i-w..jd I a. . at .Va'.lS. jt J.fc . ? , I . ' ' . . , . a, L.- a. J.T ".-two Uyt.... ''tviyt ID). UM 4MuUX4JL.Aii.' vw .itDnrATa.'. ........ W Omcs, Dawson Bajik Btljdiit front 8W i V . - ' IBM L.uiAAA.V.... 4 SaTS a? autfUAUTTIOM. in'!- AlvlLiTJi "f t I y UM)BOItta............l.,u. I 0d yet, to vancs....... .17 00 - ..; i- . . i - 7- . .. . inrai monuia .,n..H vw six botuh.!" ' r 11' ? -v"-;-r?x- v ,-. .... a e Six month 85 00 tiikm monina. wuiiura....,,.., .f.,.60 Of One month, tm advenes ai;a,Si ta7pJ? VOL, Xr ---NO 120 ? of U Cltj t TtrttMS Cwrrf per week., , 'T,, I 'rV---t.tt ,,3Hvif "f. 75 WVknfM II. nllim nl Val at mu'lflas WILMINGTON,! -'N:rC., STfND&Y SWfiOfcEO ?S --JS it Trim .- :f h " J n x - II" 111 .- Two fatal sbodtidgslii New York. . " Cuban caWe boughli by ; ml, Eoglislv com pany. Ao Italian bark reported, aunk with only one life Bared, off Black Island. Judge Boaimao refuses to give Stokes a new.rlalr-wA giant scheme for turn ing the "water of tli'e Colorado river into the desert of Colorado forming a lake, for pur poses of Irrigation ia. foot .j ,Gpy QearyMf enosyiraila "diedauddenly breakfast yesterday. Evana the North wood murderer, fconfeasea to the inurder of seven persona. Nine persona killed in an accident on the North British- Railway.' Fatal caving excavation at Louisville. Maraiiis advises Scotch not to emigrate; -r- Heat jr1 fcitow - id Northern irraric'e. French Government has closed Montpelier Medical SchodL ''--y Slight Carlist advan tages 'Wported in " Spain. - 1 Atlantic Cable telegrams to be reduced after May 1. - Stokes' counsel argued stay proceed ings before. Judga.Davia all day --.Tyn dall and Orr sailed yesterday. New Yorkmarkets: J3ottqn,dull21t ano21Ji Gold, 1190 ISwia,; ;cthc-Uc it confer encehas decided to establish a dissenting bishopric . S " . L r'-t.i t :i..: . 1: I "UJ guiwTo piwwvitwgB will be found pf interest. It will be Irom Matanzas lor this port on the aaawx. pie at 3 o'clock, in. the basement of the scribed (some $3,000) to justify us ia corn seen lU thnoW.mpiachedrwM. "The Spanish Barque 1, Nobas churchj r pfflcUtmSrgymen Rev. Mark TT 2 rp . r.i t-w" . I -- . .... . The oenate acknowledged the receipt of the me,M fl'lllIo.T,i consideration of the Constitutional I AmeTjaracptapostppnea oiu ic-i morrow morning. menta will pass the Senate to-morrow and tfcYjwHaiaO Sarfy' .. .. : . . .. . 1 ituu laiwinuic avivii iu iud iivuw ui i 1 tyA.w..A in llsvnn. I Representatives. The proposed al terations in tbo CoD6titu,tion .are not partisan and should receive the sttp port of both parties. v c A Ve received the JP&fiee 1 Courier, the successor of the Rockingham Ob servcrJa&t c veiiing. ') :Hev. ' i Frank Sandfonl . makev.liU - bow as editor. Spirits Turpentine. . . v ....-- 43 Cant. "Nat. Kelsey'. of Madison, is precariously ilL . ."Vji. Small-pox is dying out in Frank lin, says thevWfcr.; , f jo'S.S f . Several new Jt)usin.ess bouses are to oe put up in iewDera. t - x T.v .. - . -i.- I nearly 70, died Wednesday, W Newbern contemplates purchas- ing six Gardner fire extinguishers. yv One of the Charlotte prisoners who escaped Wednesday night was a horse I 13. S. LAssiter,- a young son or i R.W.Lassiter;of Oxford, i at; school to Paris .-A-i.r ..' ,.' -! ''iUTTrllr!-!.- . I aged isor IIoSer's students, dSTat Oxford, Wednesday. - The meslearua that Mr. Spier Whitaker has rrarchaaed a Jot next to the XiUUUlll fine At Joyners, jvionaay, a negro I nn lin,r onwf ihnnt in. rffii 1,. was tranrtinTnV cart and made his escarp leavlne cotton. J cart, ox and all in the roadJ I In the . Rnnrema.Court, thetoase4 of ThoraasD. Carter a JWesum -Division of Western North Carolina Railroad Com- rany, from Buncombe. JH. Jerrimon 1 for plaintiff, Battled Boris Tor defendant, I was argued Friday. The TVeldon 'iVewj says the resident-at a meetinjr of the Executive President-at a meetintr of the Executive I Committee cf the Roanoke and Tar River Agricultural i Bociety retained tne same om- mittee and appointed' Mr. T. L.EmrySu- f lnntendent miums were hUHpunons of 1010 1 nqtuatained by ex-, .-. . I Driaay mortiingi'flir. Aiqi)J50Ll L. Ailum: a WrC'VVmftf.G vonn aWtle. I man of K!eM wliitelahortnir nnder tern- . . -n -i a - . . MTry menui aberration, leaped irom a secoinl-Htory window, some twenty-flvfefeefi from tin imiipi.l .nl fullini nnnn V-ktnn pitvi'incut had his skull very dangerously iDanv. have on ' several occasions 'ffuHftl to receive freight giving as a reason jlistt they have notJar tp transport itlTaeja and are not iliu tor retosinir vJtH .i not excusable for refusing L'lglJt, thus saddling extra ,expepset upon. lose they look to for supiK4rt-tiA lU pniy oi storage room, says xuai pv fre thoso The following are the Directors Tf Idsboro Fair Association elected ' r:"',010?' cers by tlBoara oz An - t (if" r f i - lS alJrtseiholafa - mtercRtol ; t...... tJu t-nA. nterested in .n.-5nnr. TrWv tnnsr tliat Dr. ScUieman has resumed S ms etcavo. An. aj ..Mn "is excavations, and is now searchinir fur the remaina 'of iineemDle '".of 2Ut- mi . j'J'.LI.-f TJ...U T. . '' J . I i npiwouie ui ivuiuLiuiiuaui are ucsci v i. i .1 1. 1. r i - o 1 naze licenses aunne iu piisii wcc&, ui niiiu 1 ing of a lively, gaod paper, wbich we i was for a white and 10 for colored couples, spirituous liquors without license, was found Bi donation fm a lady......!'; 2 00 think ofdwllUrurnish ftem f Lfe wa?iiiy Ime mtement to Oak- - - ' - . v f By rents received duriag the year. . 887 27 - inerewas oniyoneiniermcufciu James Johnson; charged with larceny, By amount of claims from insur- - . : - -r," .- ' ,- - dale Cemetery during the pastweekan in- . ...... ance companies..... 15 00 wee anu iuicuus w i , - . ; -, .. , . -. - - taken to the Jlty ' inspensary, wnere tne i inelv difflcult to estimate tne result or spe- stores upott it, which be intends to rent I To Warns xews Diana, rront Direec, i a y,. ..-' - . - h ta'rn. r-Kslf f sssmsn ... out. -'!.;.aj;i: weareindebtedforcopiesoftheN.Y.Z ?T TT attrp not It can be truly said that a more attractive - The Afheville-'itW leamS -CW and Frank Leslie's Jhese hng.e han. ofboys are not and 0erly conJgregation trn a congrega, tlat Mr Tlnhort TVr f TranirvlTania uwv" ' V v only a great annoyance but a danger .aiid a tioa of seamen can nowhere be found, nor c'ounty rT.TT nuteance;;Wehiye heard of several in . wffl aivI . the prmatun .explosion .of lartinKrpow. Ctand ,-wffl be open . unm 10 o clock this iwdtets-haye'been' thrown me&tul der in a lime kiln. - V : -v . .-v monilna"-r:-:,:-s.v,..vV-- -..i. .tv'-i: U,Y- ' 80 mflcn D? ttMBM is spent aiiea.JQ. -, - - " - 7 " ' - j w- t . I Wll I HIIfl'11 Yf.llHULV UI I'll UUt U Bi VUa" I Ma. mw t-k Aa VAMftfanAIII slltn BV TflBT SM r0 vi:Kt. VTt. rt,. I eXt ana COmmue iui uirw uigum, muuu- I u)vv v"."v ia D rJf'S JS in the. matinee. Saturday .afternoon, such an evident lack of appreciation of his yet n oniiK oi wui8Key. savs iiM? woiffiman. i fnrmanroann a. aiarir wire, venuiioauism. i ni cm ir in uiem ior ine amasemeni w u i ncrva and ,thecolo-4 ttv1&KtW-0iti6l with bigamy and great Inr ,: J had beea coined to JaU to await hi. CITY. NBW ADVEUTISEnENTS. ; , PbI088kt & Ck). Saltl Baltt Mtjkbon & Co. imported Diagonals. L. B. Ltons." Engineer's Meeting., S. L. Fbkmont! Bridge Company.' See advertisement of "Spirit of the Age. w. Geo. R. French & Son. Low in Price. See advertisemenl of House to Rent. p WrW4AM8&MuBqHiHON. amhoatpr I v. ia uvvDiii-"Vliouu VvUiUlUaUvUt Thos. B. Cark. WiL Council No. 4 v Chaa. D. Mters & Co. Only $3 a Kit. F. W. Kkbchnkb. Salt, Corn, Hay,&c ,i C. S. Ellis. Mortgage Sale.- A. K. Black. Sheriff's Sale. OffKs Fkxukll, Jb. Com, MerchanV NoconCicts to the Work House last Dots WCeVr ,a j Only 1 patient applied for admiaaloa at the City Hospital last week. . . or- Only 1 case was centered on the ,-Tcity docket during the past week. I ..-Meeting of the B. of L.E.. this after- n0on; at 2 o'clock, at Engineers' Hall. n i.0. rZ 'rZl! T.vlTJrZ ing, from Mr. Bond, of the Enfield Times. Th ri Aiht. T,n RoHaH niy - e, I 11 .1 I n n f am a vxsw juilbJlWM I B&ueu irum nnviiua tur uiu aui vutacwiu Ult. VJStr tan. M m fts- 1 .. a. 1 Ujguiar ineiigofWatmngton Ooun- cil No. 4 to-morrow (Monday) evening at 7 The ordinance of Baptism will b ad- mkk&i4 1.' tWyirit Baptiai 'Cbim his 1 InUDUaVI cVCllllllf. Ill LCI DCIlUUUi ' I . " During the week closing yesterday . the various butchers of this city slaughter- ed 51 beeves, 72 hogs, and 5 sheep. The bill to authorize the levying of a special tax in Bladen county passed its second reading in the .Senate on jmay. ;j There were three interments in Pine Forrest Cemetery during the past week, of which one was an adult and two children.: The Register of Deeds issued 11 mar- J .auS . su. -t-- -r"T fore, , . . . w. - - - - The engrossed bill to incorporate the Cape Fear and People s Steamboat um-1 pany passed its final reading in the benate onFriday. There was paid into the City Treasury j Hurtnv th nest wm1c thv rddl of 848 88l I if Whfca $584 65 i were for-specific and foo or reai ana personal taxes. The trato on the Wilrnington, Colum- t,ia and Augusta Railroad due here at 8 :PWb Mtin1iv mornin?. did inot arrive - . : ; - i. f, r' ,,.-. . ThA hill tn 1nmrroratfl thft Merchants' I .v a .iru t tt- M1 third readings to the Senate onFriday, but third reading it was so amended as to rtte of toterest to that allowed byUw;'-;v'""-';:';:v ' - ; T r il. TheockV fount 'lJnl records the " " 7 .7' - . . . death. Baltimore, on Saturday, the 1st I, W irrankOUooBi. formerly oi Co- lnmbus county, but more recently of Rocky I Kouatln the 24thyear of hUageJ Tie was J VkrVndin3 - ttfedlcar lectures toBaRimorel . . .v. t -.w.v v. ed. 'rTJ '' u', Am rtcatt TCombUif . .. . , . , y. auverusemen in mum wiu roe seen xnav we ars o fiave. a visit irwtuiv .bove combination of talent, the engage- jury'Wchology; mesmerism, &c, in adiiillon u wmcn xov .ihkmui i suu A ''- :Ui,Vi- V. presents wilTbe givenaway. nighUy. .The f Richmond JXnatck says of the show: i . - ... ...... i The Chixiakl tuabination last night was aeaiil ireetedjby'Ccrowded house, and Mr. I nu:x.i.i ...J !.. .niliiiiiM lth a n An. -t..i.iTi M J . I . n mitt, an ttn. ti, chan. of ororramme. The perform- .which has feet sat lis programme cessfulVrformer that has ever appeared . . ; tf 4n ; "r' i J iThe Lynchburg 'KepuMean- says of it: "There is a grace and refinement about this I entertainment to striking contrast with the l V7r wrt,-.!;r s 1 JOrin. WM- Wlnir tAken from ffie dock" breeU while brnronV 'fhe"dock" fteOiQr I ovthpr with tvn nr thr nrisnners. mana r- . eether with two or three prisoners, managed fMuitaa'vieUan t- Ewd, lost a i himaAi in h amwA an i flniiv made nia - i hi eWre, stoce whic has not been heard . o aavnu, a : I I '.lU. KtV- i.s.W t-heard . t- . . . t nrrain'i was nwinusii i.iai &ii.uLaa uu n i vs in i usia i . i j v kiraog "The' exhibition w'ill embrace Wonderful per- musical powers as to make him pay for in- sion of Oar Cl arches T-Ir ; , - . Services; to-day , (Septuagesima) . at St, James' church as follows: Morning Prayer at 11 A. M. ; Evening .Prayer at 4i ,P- M. ; punuay ocnooi, at j'. Jtt. f. . m. .) Preaching in the First Baptist church, at 11 A. M. and 1 P. M. ' Meeting of Missi nary Society at 31 M, ," :' ' " Services at Froiit Street M. E. Church at 11 A- M. and. 7 P. M. -Prayer meeting Wednesday n ight at 7f o'clock. Gentle manly, ushers .will be in attendance ; to con- duct strangers toseati Rev. Dr. Moran, the Pastor, will occupy the pulp'it as. usuaL 'S,1 . wi n. '.1.-1. Vll 'i v son, Pastor! v ... , Services at the Fifth M. H church at 11 A. K: iLWt tj r ' ,vo: ' ,rTfM -Prayer. meetmg Thurs- :$W?lt? ren, irasior. , oeats iree. - 4 WiaV churcl as follows: English service at 11 A. j and installation of church offlcerss Ger- manaeiceat TiP. M.i;Sunday School at 6 r. M. ; Catechetical lecturea 04 Friday at . : M:. : : : Serricw Thomas' Catholic church, corner, Third, andjDock streets, at 7 and 10iM.,VencbAntat - 4.ofclock. Catechism for the children at '9:30 A. M. a...A..!..u .v , j vatcuuuuai inBirucMon w we cworeu pe- M flivma ami Iav la It lAttit-A I ,uiwa aw ikt. as. jj. . ii uik Services at Stv Paul's (Episcopal) church at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Seats free. ' 8errt. . Jtok'. (cdor.dEptocop..) church at 11 A, M; and.7 P. Jkfj, and Wed- nesday at .7 P. IU Seats free. . s $ap.rlr . ; , h A.large amount of business was done by f8, 9 yesterday, and . the . following c were disr,; , Kobert Moore and Richard Dice, both in- : .. : eluded in the same indictment and charged j with larceny, were found guilty. ; James Andrews, charged with larceny, . . fe suDmittea. - James Richardson, charged with larceny, was found guilty. ' : ; Wm." Price, Jr., charged with larceny, was found guilty. J..T. Speight,' charged with assault and batterv. submitted, and the case was dis missed on theayment of costs. F. C. McKay, charged with retailing . olly Holme charged with assault and battery, submitted.'- Case dismissed on the payment of costs. ' p0pe, charged with assault and battery, was found guilty. Reuben Looney.. aL, charged with lar- ceny. ' Reuben Looney found guilty and I sentenced to 2 years in the Penitentiary. David Beasley, charged with larceny, was luuuugumjr. criminal docket has not yet been finished up. - - ' A DauenM PrscUee A small white bov. by the name of James EUis, was severely injured by a blow on ? - . - . ' K ww "vavi ""J - from a sling in the hands of another boy. Fortunately, the wound is not considered out if it had struck him a little lower downn. the temple for instance- the result might have proved fataL He was n.na twt .NintKii riaaa i0Ti I "w " " W-fM- v.".a , i ing migsae rPrtfl.rnW noi h allowed . on the : nnblic feLta'.r 'Y:tX f?tf : .V. ? i- ;i Mayor's .Court., .u. The, only case before : the Mayor's Court yesterday morning was that Christophe, J Huggina the lrrepies!foleKHwho was Charged with-flisorderiy conduct and re-1 , uircu vpjr . - says ne was umy siuKiug ovu$, "mu was not very long (though loudX and he is friends. ,. A f 'l i r..jk. siiii) ' .if l vigorous preparatioBsMwbeea.to pro- ga, for the Cantata JEor the benefit of St. . ' - .. j.mea Home, which is to come off at City on Tuesday night, and from what we . ,i . .... ' m - r . " I uau can gather it will, be an entertainment ;wen trery Tug i vfx forl; tickete admitting a lady andgenUe- - i u r , mah (but not two gentlemen), fl 50.t : - Tf4 IJ1IJ 1 Th "4VIJ.r.L-c.ril Crr 'ine weamer xu.j VasFFUt JB. Zall. hvav ' - - H he Wateree Ktrer, t! v, ';r- rr tnr h.i ryf?,r W A 1 1aCM II nn nnilP.r LUII - 1:UISIU1&UU UI At S ar V aiVaSaYIa kIS- VUaS VS w a " .- ii ernanviiie .wiVaVit."t:.. - I - . . . . JI A - Jneiwnstoa,. Hiugbogh. f!.. .jr. "m.? ffMjreenaborough; V .y:"! Dt. Marj S, (J range U;uin -,1 only a round hole about the size of the luai gooampre8wo u i-f The practice is 'one that should 1 Mn thA Wade ind sometimea'the ear Smeitw rieii4 SocletVL " At a meeting of the-Board bt Trusteesoi the Seamen'a Friend Bbcle 0 on? Fit day evening last, tbj .following officers were elected for the ensuing'year : t! B;aTr,Tlce!PridenLV-l";t:rt Rob't P. Barry, Secretary and Treasurer " Meecuike UmtruOe-K j F,' cheJ , E.' Freeman, Alex. Spnmt ,r y lo The following reports, . were, submitted showing the operations of, the. Society for the past year, its' present, condition t and future prospects , Jn .the .great . missiuiln v;-i.'ii j. In presenting our annual . report, 6f t the condition of our Society, .baocmm. first of all, to recognize the manifold mer7 cie. of oSd m BDarWour lives: iilaYertintf fJSJ 4i.ui6uainimu muuj Tmmetagalnlotnigntr resulta of the past Tyeart labors as a Society' whose sole purpose ia to elevate the. faorai LA yet it is undeniably one of the most impor fTS ' !?1,tlle fg pleiure to atatetha several -ineffectual efforts to devise me for the rebuilding oftteHomeMd. Bethel, a subscription was( circulated; to wwcb jour citizens noOrr and' liberauy resDQnde(L . A. sufficient amount was sub- .. . " ... ed and deDosited in bank bearimr interset at 8 per cent per annum; .There is about $1,500 due from uncollected subscriptions K2SiJ2l bnildinir i mmmeiipfid th availatjle assets cf the society are now fifty-five hundred dol- lars ($5,500) with no liabilities. The plans and specifications . of the . new. building, drawn by our arclutecVMr. James F.; Post lTtTAi our grateful acknowledgment the. parent Society 5f A!0!! of our Chaplain for one year "i. from TCnvomhtvp 1 at .1872. ; ' , . , 1 1 J- - . yor a more extended view of the chria- tian work performed under the auspices of ie! we rlfr IPJ i our Chaplain, and for a detailed statement of our finances to the report of our Treasu- rer. Respectfully submitted, r . R Jident. f synopsis of tbkasotkk's 'Iccocsts. To the SeameiCi Friend Soctety in account Robert r. Harry, ireasurcr amng), Feb. 13, 1871: By balance from old account.... $ 189 17 Dir mntint 1rm AmonMn KAfl. ' . 1 ' ""' men's Friends Society." (Chan-,' 1 . Iain's account) .....s,450;00 Totak : $1,602 44 DEBIT. ; 1U"" irov.S ..... i To amount paid repairs 13 75 ;-.,.; To amount paid Chap- , , To amount paid Jas! p! ' - rost, larcniiecturai services) . . . ...... . . . Balance in Treasurer's 100 00 1,274 25 hands $ 328 19 Amount on hand for re building " Seamen's Home"... ,. $,552 00 WmnNOTOK. N. C, Feb. 4, 1873. ' Errors and omissions excepted., s chaplain's mepobt. " As we stand upon the thresholdof anoth- 7 to re It but gimple juatice to state that it is exceed- rrwnnitiA fnrimiritiml infrrurtion.' -r -'yv " ,T7 I fmt th f nil corn in the ear ia often gathered in some Other field,- or that' sown In bfher f ficlds may.be, gathered t JnM.tttt" Whett a-seaman who rtves.ROOo; eviaence -oia j genuine conversion leaves port, you are un- ltciE iTe T th, or whether,' toi his humble way he goes forth a, preacher : of .rigateousness by I word and example . Such examples are by me&lig . gh poaching is :yery effective: for a 1 sailor ' does ' nothing;' by. lialvea. :ir ne. -serves tne ievu uiswiui eginning to De reauzea uiai seamen wvt bear JLn important part ih the cenyer the heathen. may send your missionaries, with aV..!a T)!Vln jva54i r wNWAoa Aei4 ' ertkAAl . Jsrl- paratus, but how long will it take you to utiu .uv u nuw ...umw poru blasphemed the name bf that saviour, om the missionaries preach, and intro- duce vice and wickedness of a darker shade- i . .i i : 1 . 1 uiey sjiew ."'v.. f rmjrs wii ismi in iiih iicriib aiiu Aim iiiiulcb fu.b witness for!th- trutb.i It is rei I ... . .... - . . - . markahlfr fact tbatour;Sayiour..chbseJkv creatry multiplied, laws have been enacted for their protection, Christians have., embraced this cause in weir Bympauiv, auu .uircrautj, 141 t result? inmv. revkwatothese effortsaaH gi Mccastaj (with the ex- jcention Of here and there artouscwlhOPBK UHH1 BS.1 IJS. Ill 11 HlCUa . IHI1 UIJ WW fellu W BM W S 1 11 fS T r r thah thirty thousand praytofl seamen afloat i i n(T wa aow wot nnw maHT mma naw bmb efforts durtoethertyewtobenefif sekmeri . .. rB nave uvea uuui 'TiKuununu mum lamnsiAM -ftjk4S MAiAaMl tmnaMaMwIAMf a.U aa i ww www u uui.w.w.gfw ,?! S Wa Saaai aaai a. o aa a . KAak a. aa 1ST aBI SB SBTa J a. -J.i l..a.Wt ; . n PrJLTt- vski pi pwojuar Mireres uig -ijun vruvas oi uwi,- aiavvs vuiaw tuiuer uui uvug-s We anticipated great benefit from the new Shipping Act3 but e have not yet secured the appointment of a Commissioner. ' Even if we had one, under the present interpre tation of the law,. we . are not certain .that it would afford us any relief , - .There has been quite an increase to the. number of foreign vessels arriving at this1 port during the year,, which ia a hopeful in dication lor tne iuturet commerce ox this port and an' enlargement' of our field. V The rebuilding of the Home and Bethel, which' now is a fixed fact and will be hastened witli all possible dispatch, will fur nisl' When completed, accommodations and conveniences so suited to the wanta of both officers and men. that . we bave reason to hope many ,wiUrbe .attracted from the; dens of land sharks froni which we now suf- ;fer so muchit-.xii. 'u ' - ' We may then expect an increased attend ance Upon the various services of the Bethel until it shall secure a well established con-. gregation from both the sea and the land.' ; During the year we have visited 612 Tes sels, and held, religious .conversation with 8,300 officers and men,' in health and in sickness, in comfort and in trouble, in the cabin, in the forecastle and by the way." v : We have . distributed 10,360 .-pages of tracts, 1,100 copies of the Beamed . Friend and Life-boat, besides Bibles and Testaments." -. There have been admitted to the Marine Hospital 81, of whom 5 have died; 1.555 seamen have been entertained at the Home, under the able management of CaptW." J. Penton, its present keeper. ' ; In view of the encouraging prospect of securing a ne w Home and Bethel, - which will be a credit to this society and an orna ment to the city, we see a brighter future opening up before . us. But the ' crowning excellence of our work , will not be this house we build for the Lord, but the pres ence of His Holy Spirit guiding multitudes in the path of peace and fitting them for His heavenly temple, where there is full ness of joy and pleasure f orevermore. H. B. Burr. ! v .... ... . -..j ;;t ti : . Chaplain.' ; SIABBIED, AEMSTEONQ KEBBY-In this city, on the eren- Jag of the 5th instant, at the Front Street M. JE. Uhsrea or Ker. k. b. Moran, o. v., Mr. Tuomas J. Armstrong, ir-to Xies XUs P.,. asoghter B. W. Beery, Bq., of Wilmington. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS r OPERA HOUSE. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Feb. 13thy 14th and 15th. CHI R I S K I . : GRAND COMBINATION, . coNsnrrmo or ' ' - ' Wire AValkhijr, Jugglery, Mes-i merlsm and Ventriloquism. ISOTJSEFUlVPBESKNTa- .-ii ; t Wm be sisMbuted smont the audience every nigbt, without extra charge Orcentucka, Fornlture, Crockery and Glassware, Faacy and Dry Ooods, Albums, Woodenware, Jtc. Admission 25 cents: Beserred Seata 85 cents. Doors open st 7 o'clock:; to commence at B. v al o'clock, for the scoommodstion of ladles and school children. CUAS. a. imcajeusokn, juanager. f eb 9.tf A. J. HA YD EN, Agent THE EXPRESS Steamboat Company. 4" - - 1 r -1 TTAVTNQ THKEE FINS 8TSAMEBS, WILL JUL rna the roilowlng schedule between Wilming ton and Fay etterUie, carrying freight and pssseagers: Br. D.MUBCHISO Capt. Alomo Garrison jsteamcr WA VST,' Capt ; TVm. Skinner. , . Steamer JLELEK, Qapt. ALesLRobeton. Lesvs Wilmington at o'clock P. VL . t-: MOTSTJAT.V.V,1.. WEDNESDAY,. . THURSDAY....: .'.V. i : . . . .".V. ."Steamer Wave ...Steamer D Mordiison . .., ...Steamer Ware I CI. .V SATURDAY .....,., j . . . .owner aj amimmni ; ieBversyeweruieat"? oaocKr. TUESDAY! .'. : :..': .... Steamer H. Kurchison WEDNESDAY .v., Steamer Wars THEDAY Steamer D. Mnrchison BATUKDAY Steamer Ware : The Steamer R. H Lee will ' rnn irregtuariy, carry ing passengers ana ireignt, ,., , ; . . . 1 . No chanre far dravaM tm mods eonidmed to this une 10 oe iorwaraea up ins nrer. ., Every effort will be nude by the Company to give entire saaaiscuon 10 patrons 01 ine une. "'l ; " " 5 WllilAMS AjsiniCHlBON, ii;- 1 .... ! A y ;,1 r i Agents st Wilmlngtoi ! febMw , Agents at Fsysttevffle, 1 S p i rit of.the, Age, THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE WILL PRESENT A pair at fine pictures worth $3 to every subscriber for 187S, who pays $3 50 in advance for s year's sub scription.', i The pictures entitled Raphsefs Cherubs U executed, in, the finest style of lithogrsphie Drintinr: the printed Bnrfsce of each is 88x38 inches. and the pictures sell in, the stare for $3 50 per pah". . r. T. fl. MtPPCHARD,' D. D.', Conirlbntini 1 ii Bev. H.T. HUDSON,, t j; jif? Editors. ' ' ' ' "' ' " ' , ' .. The Asaav weekly family psper,: adapted to the home eirole, the farmer,-the mechanic, the trades man siixe, i escoorislit in every, section of th. State.. It is sot its cnaracter, nor i parusan- oe sectanan. Besides all the news of the day, collated with a Tiew orrsetDss sad securacy,' Its columns wffl be alledwith the choloest matter appropriate to the different departments stories,, hiitoricsl sad bio graphical sketches, travel and dntsre. Sabbath resdine. wit sad humon asricaUwst. eorrespoBd- ' saoe. sa epitome of the news of thsdsv. Ac . UKistSAi. btorub. lae puDueaDon ot ongmai V stones is s special lescurs oi iu Aes, ana ior wis vest we have procured seerainoui theDens of pop- ular sad interesting writers. I .thl bprtsastf; ion we caa promise our resaers entertsinmeut equal m.ehssster!.to.tnvs t say ot the 'popular storypspers. ',,,. . ;,..(.. oi t u iiams dc ADVAScat one copy one year,, with, X tlcturee, Sa M: sue eepy one year; without picture, . ; eoP7 BoashSi witiont ptotares, l ti- Kverr reader of the narr or ra AssJ ss neb lished before the war, la earnestlr reqneeted to resew rpstronsgs. ' Send for specimen copy.' Address, . EDWASDS BaOUGHTON, 'Raleigh, tcl Xeh S-tf , ui-,j ,., h.:Ui.Vi - - i i i: ii' i 4 1 -'- . TF i ,r, r7- jTIr. .n. uat mi xnmi Jifuisw 1 jmiaxkij ti njurs wiuun. or at ko. f .North JYont nraev Jew, a J . i! t M. i 1. .U. ' ' . . J sisasif. i ..'- Wrf-rrf.t'J t'lAyebVau febv-lt Post copy. THOS. B. CARE, Xeeordsr. BY VIRTUS OF A MORTGAGE FROM DAVID Anderson and wife, the Mechanics' Baildtne and Loss AanociaUo wiM aeU for cash, by public suction, on Wednesday. March 5. 1873. at IS o'clock OTmniaToir railway B r i d ge G o m p any;: -JiSil J 4.4.1 y '-"M - 1 vara vjiict asaiciaeer e s?' Tmmlngton, Febraary 7th, 1873. TiROPOSALS ARK rNVITKIl AND WTT.T. X received br the snderatoned ntitll tbe T?US inmL: at noon, for painting the Iron Bridges of this Cos. psa v.st Mesres' Bluff and: Hiltoa. auDOlvinr sasts- riala Brandon Red sad linseed Oil. Also for ex- cavatmg s wide sUch om each aids of the sis bank- ment ana nutcing the earth removed in the embank meat,. v'i.;;iili.r; ;r,- .'uu t: The psmtinc to be dons br the eaUsiatcd sassM jun. afH4 toe excavauun oy us oasic yaro. S. L. FREMONT, febS-St Chief Engineer. OMy 1 a Few. More. , ;r QF, THOSE ELEGANT '"'i IMPOETED' DHGONAlS, Bsdsctag Wha Stodr.Bar mad, at T MUNS01T & C0.S, - City Clothiers. feb.-tf , ... , ! T .t',''V. Wirt'' ! AAA SACKS GROUND SACKS MARSHALL'S FACTORY FILLED 1 300 For sale, to arrive from, Liverpool, by feb 9-lt DiROSSET CO. Highin Quality ! Lowin Price. -ji WE OFFER 1 THE BESI MODS, fcr? VTNa 11 " " THE BBST STOCK, The gresiest varieties sad the lowest prices in the I ' I State. . GEO. R. FRENCH A SON, 29 North Front street. fsbf-tf ; SHERIFFS SALE, -' -at 45 Market Street t. T HE LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF DRY on by bm to saasfjr certain judgments in my hands, will be sold st auction, commencing Monday. Feb. 10, st 11 A. M sad continue daily aatil stock la dis posed of in lota to suit BRia purchasers. Ladies are peciaay lnntea. -r t -: - . :- A. R. BLACK. Sheriff. E feb 9-3t : h hi . iAdo. SL-Mobjus, Deputy,' ' $2,0.0 rft I "-f " T--T- . V- Tl FOR A KIT OF t l EXTEA NO. 1 JOKEREL, I This easOTnr Catch; " Large, gatandBrfgii FULL WEIGHT. mil n.:irrEM.m''ii'! fsbft-tf 7 North Front street. ini, t St and Land Plaster. 5.000 SACKS SALT, 00! TONS LAND PLASTER,' - febS-tf - F. W. KERCHN KK. ' JE vi ssauv a- w . For sale by - rik-avt i tTAW sl -larTWr.! I ,UU1U, CLA1U. AVACU.. I ' . a . II .-. ' .a. . , . f 5.000.? jQrSHELS CORN, 600 itlTni, ' j''i - i! lT f i For sals. by.j - J'' F. W. KERCHNER, i fsb-tf 17, S9 and t9 North Water street iSXolassee ! Xtolaasee 1 i K i OKA HODS' AND BBLS NEW CROP CUBA, XOU 900 Hhds and Bbla 8. H. Syrup, Ts.t jr.. ,,11 i 400 Bbla Oolden JTleece Byrnp, I , ra run TP. W. K K kfTVJ N IFH feb itf . 7, S wd North WsterstiM r ovycM jk7iJLiv JHa h'W" GEBEBil COHlUIilOH HERCHANTv 1 . . J aV . a . . w. . ' ' f-- ' r -s. I L J a-Js.-i; I V ) - . . 1377 voBSlminentsef cotton, XSSTSl rres, rro. I dncs.,jK9a n,tr,rsA. jt fo.LaTt ' - - ' TTTt: StfOa TH R? .V held at thi iWo kU Suaiar sftsnooa.' ebraarr fta. at iooclt TTf - . . i - . .t- :,! -( nt .4.1 .'.v5 I T 1T 1M WfWCTv -afaTat, THIlWrH TATU aitnated noon the east ride of and froBng 66 feet 1 .ass, Saddles, Bridles, Collars, lUaaa7 Castes, i 1 aa, - SaMSas- afcaaaa-a-a-a. . . rBATCE OUU; i.crf.it Maltaa J ;J.-aJT ;MJ J ..U 1 VrtV IwrP-'.lt- -Kfc,at1f .il lfs '' t yor 1ir... : ....jiir'rr Wh4f 1 , ADRIAN VOLLEIS; ' . fesS-tf . , k tZ. SS and S North WatiTlt. , .W, ;r ... I ..... , . 7 feb an". iiroiIi " TSM Ga-SML" r, "r"- "","T. C DxRosssT. -0 4-iDrv lWn'rw::''"t . :n,(.,n.i m: l-Wrt General Insurance Aiients, ..... ,.t PrUe ItrV Star nrtrv sao ssc-tf . wy ; r y.i v.vir-1 y'1 orse BliiiiliQt a: :-'.Just; Eecelveai:'; i iihammn H-bch Piuif '". i.. it tl.il f. i 1rirlasd oars? dsn S4e ' M .u.k J.. jsweet: ,Cendlsh VV.. f 'ad other grade of lUe' , 'aaisfnolBfW frf:, pirtesna : riibssUet: 1Meetedci to Sew ssa KM.v s . Jan Ift-tf ! UJ No. Market street McBae: & TiMMtMest: rrr GREAT- EEDUCTiOB1 IH.IEICES! ... AT COST FOK CASH !. our atoear orxr 1bi)b' ic6at 't: oilier1 ' iiaJWteV;Ff,,J LAESELT IHC1EASED SPEI59 STOCK '.' s' rt i,-)! on v. K.vm oJ.-jdW. i'K; VlT IMViT Otfsl FeIeNDS AND THE PTB- . i t , no generally to csu ana lappiy wemssiTes s , ; We call especial ittentlon to our ttocK of Carpet, SOLD AT COSTv . to mike room for cor ftDrlnfir JIIcllA.fi Jc TTJIinKNTINK , feb 5-naclw fjaTJQ JC CoX QJllL; JT60 UIO P - .V Vtl,.4 -L'x - .'.?. H.4.M STEAHB0iO0;KFiVlIIJ; ,-,i.'l Aiv.V. Steamers A. Pf Ilnrt, North State and - -rf, t .'A Tr. t s . s .V - rpEE BOATS OF, ; THIS. LTN9 WlUi LEAVE; .kU X FsyetteTiHe ss follows : . . ... . . . , . . Monday at 7 A M.) Stesmer HurtCSptshl WOTthVr' ;' Wednesday at 7 A. a., str. Nortn uute, MpLursen , Thnndap at f A.' M.v Steamer' Hnrt,'Cspt 'Worth Saturday at 7 A. M., 8tr. North BtaU, Capi. Green, . " Asd leave Kerchner's Whsrf, Wilmington, aS ' Mondsyat s'p?k! follows:. -ni .Aiua H'tiGVnUt .tiNl steamer aorta Mate , TuesdsyatP.M..j Tnursasy at s tr. au: Steamer North stats . f rtA. " jradav at a P. a.. ,..nuii.....w. ..Bt ..n(t,k.w.j.BWMr nr All tne Doata oi uns line nave seen uoronguiy , overhauled and sre.is A 1 order.! ;Ths North;-. tftato ..,. - snd nun are Tor rasseneers saa irreignt. SswSSmWi ana ireins. , - - ... ..... ana x. it. ar wtlmmitonW "'Ifol'-llSi:! a. jmss. - xne siiairs oi saiQ una win ds seviieu oy the undersigned, surviving psrtoers, ,d. wtll eois-i -jil : Hun. iKunalTiteaM nnnr rna fiattim a n otvla of .a tram .Iu tufMniM u HtuvaJIv KaartmraA upon the id Ann, we, hopei by.strfesasntioa w'Wi'i j business to merit a eontinusaof of th same. - r ' "v For reference, would . resnectfaQr reMvoa t)U.'i' Capt L B. Grainger. President Of Bank of New Han-. over; yv, lMcam,i. naysicwn i.aiionwis"--"' - . a. . . ear tiTTVOf' WPPOivrnrt V? 1 riJ . 'ii-' r-' n.r oi, .. f I'll. . M OA BAGS C. C NUTS. . i ST.! . . 4 , ... i ... : .f ...tJa'i,. iW.inis,4t'i 50 BAR APPLES, 50 f BOE$ ORANGES, '"1 -ifrtMiri 1'-M tt'l'rH 100 'i csansa Tomatoes, rescaes, , Okra, Vegetables aad Oysters, . '"JH - Candy. -T SfaVfirJfiif I aaagaTS SaTotWCOO, FlOUT, ., f - . leO O-a ' ... , t SaalS) OOAS. 1 T,MI ' ll-g' ' .iiiaaaa i A9JrllirxsTrlA,TOirS r?C-riciSaraii.l rrUIB CNDERSIGNKD HAVEsCr PCXT. , . spaotnf ed daijnistrstsix, with thswij saaexsd: ''' WUaamR. Laaa, aetics is hereby gives to.att '. , . tad -btd to his. sstste ta. SQaJts, aasssitlsrs iu m.iial & . .1 ... V . l .i.l - i . .w . J J -1 ' . .o , . . - .-T". -I-TT auiion" icu ua qi Btiore. u l&toaT orwanoary, , r -wsw-wea - - , , . , - j tj-.wju M fiiMifcl r-'"" aaa n .11 m Tug TJaimS ajaaaiaa, taaa P.H.. . dscessedssbyiwtiasdtp-exhio tasmtathsJ i'Ki ( .... .. . . . . . a. . ' " . riT? sJ frtsBda M rustorn-r that as s- - - t U Up Lis eaL.uu.eiiL ia Us rear of lr. (. fcwa, sad tejirepsrsd ts do alt wort ta ais l.a, sue -i- . Mst , -