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OUTLINES.
Prof. Tony, of Columbia College, - is
dead. iT Bleamp & Co.; Now York cot
ton merchants, suspended Monday. - It
in now charged that Mrs. Putnam wu rM
$15,000 for her letter asking the Governor
of New i ork to commute Foster's sentence.
ErieRailroad has been restrained from
paying utviucnus oa irauauieni STOCK Dy
action of New "York Assembly, and an in
vestigation will be had. One branch
of Ohio Legislature censures members of
Congress for voting retroactive increase of
salary, -r A bond, robbery . reported in
Louisville. Several casualties by the
falling of Great Eastern Circus tent in Lou
isville. Grant's allusions to the univer-
sal republic has made the German papers
red-hot Annual meeting of directors
Pennsylvania ! Central It R 'yesterday.
Steamer Moro Castle sold for sailors'.
wages. ' Several ballots taken in the
Massachusett's Legislature yesterday, Bout
well ahead, Cloudy, with light winds -
New York Markets: Cotton. 20lai:
gold 115; Dpirttiturpentine, C5; rosin $3 65. -
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the President postpones indefinitely
his visit to the South. ', I
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REAL ESTATE AND LOAN
ARSOCIA- I
TION A NEW ENTERPRISE.
The corporators announce in our
advertising columns that books of
. subscription to the capital .stock of I
T T 1 TT't J T A I
the Real Estate and Loan Association
are now open.
The plan or basis of this corpora
tion is somewhat similar to that of
our Building Associations, the par or
ultimate value of the shares being
fixed at four hundred dollars and the
dues at four dollars per share, payable
monthly. To this extent the Real
Estate and Loan Association is almost
identical with the Building Associa
tions of this city ; but it is based on
the permanent instead of the terminat
ing plan, and has many other features
not known in the Building Assoeia
tioos. For example, its charter has
n regular Savings Bank clause, itnder
which it is the intention to establish
such an institution for the , benefit of
those who wish to make deposits of
one dollar or upwards at a fair rate
of interest. The- charter also pro
vides that redeemed or cancelled
stock may be replaced by a new issue
so that the maximum number of un
redeemed snares (2,000) allowed by
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liih r.nan.ir rn.iv ai W5iv na nam nv
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members ; bnt '.all members admitted
Ders; out au memoers aamutea
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the expiration of thirty days
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date of organization will be re-
after
irora aate oi organizauon will oe re
quired to pay & bonus' proportioned
to the enhanced value of the stock.
The Real Estate and Loan Associa
tion will also differ from our Build
ing 'Associations in this particular: It
- is probable that there . will be no re
demption of"stoclc base'd on the abso-"
lute duration of the. Association, the
new plan being to loan or advance
money for a specified number of years,
at a fixed rate of interest, and payable
in monthly instalments. Under this
jirruKciuciii,, uvuunuo
actly the amount of money they will I
have to return and the length of time
.u i
ur ruir"- i
It may be that this Association will
find it profitable to erect acotton fac-
r
: Ttr:im:n4n finma f ?to
wiy jh ii umiugwu. ,vui ; "
proiectow thouKht of this scheme
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iUHg B1UCU, uuu tiiw ulci wuu-
al nfl nmrrhniv that thft Asso-
alandoomprehensire that the A8so
ciauon may invest, us xuuus w auy
extent desired in real estate or manu-
a
facturing enterpises.
Tr, m,:rt lW;ioJalrriio an nt.rtrp'l
Northern cities,
onnern ciues. s(H-uiauiuur vi uud
character have accomplished wonders
in building up and increasing the
prosperity of those cities. Blocks of
buildings spring up under their magic
"influence, and these are either rented,
leased or wold, in the latter case the
purchase money being made payable
in small monthly instalments, thus
enabling the man of moderate means
"to convert' rent money into purchase
money, making himself in a few years
the owner instead of tenant of a store
or dwelling.
)Ve cannot too highly commend the
Real Estate and Loan 'Association to
those who wish to accumulate money
by means'of small, monthly savings.
There are hundreds of our people,
clerks, mechanics, merchants, in fact,
members of every trade and prof es-
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sion, wno can save irom iour uunre
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to one hundred dollars per month.
In many cases, it would be prof
jniaoie
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to ino parries ii iney receivea no in-
terest or profit on the investment, by
fostering habits of economy and offer
ing other inducements to stockholders
ia lay up small, earns; but. the addV
4ioaal inducement of certain and lib
eral returns pn the investment will
make the Ileal Estate and Loan Asso
ciation one of the most popular insti
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tutions ever or
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CONSTITUTIONAL.
AMEND-
. JTIENTS,, ...
The Legislature at its recent session
th follongj'radments'' to
vc vuntiniuwii wnien win be sub
mitted to vote of the people on the
rhursday in the aDDroachinn- A n
gust - - if ratined; Hnef witi- become
at once a part .9f the t organic law.
The vote will be taken separately on
each of the eight propositions. The
amendments are: .
.. lst.l he clause requirim? the Gen-
w - 4
eral Assembly to levy a tax to pay
the public debt is to be stricken nnt.
2nd. Thfl rln0 rM '
-".."v , i o . laic
census in 1875, and every ten years
thereafter, is to be; repealed.'
' 3rd. Code Commission abolished,
4th. Superintendent PulblioWorlts I
ahn'liftbA ."'' " I
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- tfub a ue j niversuy M to De piacea
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y' the .carck ,of the Legisla-
ttrre - "" " w ' ' "
6th. Theclause exemntintr Jtftn I
worth of nrnnArtxr fr, :
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w v opfij w ait Kiuus oi prop-
ervy. ,
7th. Federal and State officers are I
ineligible to a seat in thc 'Legislature. I
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8th. Biennial instead of annual ses
sions of the General Assembly.
KING CARROT DISCROWNED.
Among the nominations sent to the
Senate Monday, was, that of Robert
M. Douglas, (son 'of Stephen A.
Douglas, and late Private Secretary 1
to the President to beTTnitAd St.At.oa I
Marshal of the Eastern District of
North Carolina. . . - '
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The friends of Samuel T. Carrow,
whom this action throws overboard,
complain most bitterly of theingrati-1
tude of the President. They claim
that Carrow saved J North Carolina
last summer, and that North Carolina
saved the country.
" Twas pitiful, 'twas wondrous pitifuL"
- Don't fail to hear the lecture on
"National Humor" by the brilliant
and versatile-Sunset" Cox, at the
rooms of the Young Men's Christian
'Association this evening.
! Hon. S, S. ("Sun Set") Cox, with
his national reputation, should com-
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mand a large audience to-night The
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subject of his t lecture,
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jEIomorT is in itself attra
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" National
attractive.
Settle s hanging around Washing
ton,' and -a :gbod-many other snow
birds are likewise sitting on the ash
GENERAL NOTES.
By Late mall.
The Republicans in caucus this
afternoon decided to drop the case of
ex-vnaior x-auerson. J.nus enas tne
Credit MobUier t. 15
The Kansas Republicans say
already been censured by the Kansas
Senate, will.' certainly be . convicted
and sent to the-penitentiary v0n the
criminal inaicuneni now penamg
airftinst Wm. unless he flees thence to
I arts unknown. ;
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i . xne xemocrauc oenaiors i.o-ay
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i notmea tne oinerrsiqeor ine xxousei
I of their refusal to accept onememoer
I on the important committees: and the
Vl V
I epuuucaus iu wuai ,e iui
g, two
members, as demanded. .
; The immaculate Senator from
temperate Michigan, old Zach. Chand-
lar -cpno haa rxxn 1vnr around loOSft
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rkbUt for the fort-
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nijrht iustoast. created weii-iounded
amusement by rising intoxieatedly in
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the oenate and solemnly presenwng
a bier batch of' petitions from his tee
total constituency? in favor, of a Na
tional Prohibitory Liquor law. r
TbiSbiAm-oi'relates this
war incident: At the battle of Newbern,
nnnt. Brem's Charlotte Battery was cap
tured. The guns were fought till the Yan-
kees had possession oi our wonts, i Aixer
allS the Cajl
tain s horse was leit oenina. uc raa unc
cut the halter wtth his knife, mounted the
horse ana Drougni mm m icY w
tain. Tlie Yankees nred wnoie voiieys at
him, but neither, horse nor rider was injur
ed Mr. Jantz remaioedlwltll his compa-
tflT the closincr scene at Appomattox,
when be surrendered with his gallant Cap-
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ntitntebovs.
The Charlotte Democrat says
tbe day ianot ,faf distant fhei Indifferent
raUroads wriiTon into-inat je'1n
l sixth road win soon De commenceu uvmi
wnrTN O to Charlotte the lata
Weldon N U
ucniai------no - , .
The present Air Wneroaawouia wea
I a a a rtr n Ati n tf
- -m the ohe from Pitts-
num. mui new vi.uo.
burg, , Penn., direct JCJ6"
thinks this road will be built by . the iron
interest pf Pennsylvania. ,
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, "7 !Z TC VHTDockeri 'and the wi their merchines," but after a rigorous 1 but in that brief time we were perfectly sat
SSSonthatS J.li Pemberton, Esq., in search the location of the fire coW be iauth
Richmond county, ww, uj " -
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WILMINGTON, . N.
"THIS O.ITT.
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NEW ADVERTISEItCENTS.
f Jambs "Wilson. Pay No More Rent
A. It. Black. Auction Sale.. ;
: See advertisements' of the Real Estate
and Loan Association of Wilmington.'
'' B. P. Richardson. Concord Chapter.
Cotton Factories North and Booth.
The question as to whether it will pay to
invest in cotton factories is one which has
se frequently been demonstrated in the af-1
Urinative that it will scarcely admit of argu-1
ment Every day we see or hear of in
stances in which, large and remunerative
Profits have warded those who have had
the foresight to embarkia such enterprises,
while comrmmitifis hav . TiAfirrmft nfoKnAr-
ous and idle hands found employment
through their instrumentality. In cpir
neighboring State of Georgia we find that
Eagle and Phoenix Manufacturing Com- j
pany, located in Columbus, report profits I
equal to 24 percent of the capital invested,!
bv the oramtinna of th Mitmr. whil th
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Columbus Manufacturing Company report I
23 per cent; and the Roswell Factory 9 per
cent -for the last six months of 1872. The 1
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atones of Macon and Augusta have also
which we have assurance will com-
pare favorably with those of the facto-
ries at Columbus. In Virginia, where these
factories are in operation, the results-have
TMnn Animllv pnrw-mro onr Tn fart, -wn
been; equally encouraging. In . fact, we
have reliable data to the effect that the cot
ton mill in Petersburg, which runs one hun
dred looms and three thousand and twenty
two spindles, yielded a net profit in 1872 of
25 per cent on its capital stock. The re
ports from Northern mills, where the facili
ties for running them are nothing to compare
with our own, the profits are said to have J
been from 8 to 12 per cent for the year just I
cl08e(L There is every inducement for our
people to invest in enterprises of this
character. There can be no such word as
fail, as what r can be accomplished in
Georgia Virgmia and other States can
most, assuredly be accomplished , here.
There can certainly be no investment which
will be so certain and satisfactory in its re
sults, or one calculated to add more speedily
and effectually to the commercial impor
tance of our city than one or more well
conducted cotton factories. Who will be
the first to put the ball in motion !
The Fall From the Mast-Head.
Wm. Carrigan was the name of the sea
man who fell from the mast-head of the
Schr. Ida Bella Monday afternoon, an ac-
count'of which appeared in our paper yes
terday. He was engaged in scraping the
mast at the time of the accident and he
states that his fall was occasioned by one
of the ropes breaking, which had previously
been badly worn. In falling he caught one
of the halyards in his hands and this had
the effect to considerably break the force
of his descent As it was, the fact that he
escaped instant death appears almost mi
raculous. He was removed to the City
Hospital, where his wounds were properly
dressed. -These consisted of a cut about
four or five inches in length over
the temple, which laid the skull bare, to-
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Mitt B1IWU1UV7B, T ff'"r" JUVw UOU WO ..V
stiffen his muscles. ' It is also probable that
he ha recdved mternal mjuries. ' He was
coous yesterday and able to converse,
huthiscn(UtionlsConrideredveivcriticaL
tf isonle.
Suspended in St John's Hall, the Lodge
1 Room of the Masonic fraternity of this
city, isapicturetmiwof the following
i jjcuucuicu, wu uo uwu)'' pv"
of PastHieh Priests of Concord. Chapter
No. 1. Most of them havelone , since
I nassed-to their reward, while others are
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I utin-lhrhw andnomft' tit them at an an- I
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l ; Jacob Hartman, Esq., Major, John A.
T.Ul,n Tr .Tomoa T? TW Rr flAnl
s--, r'
I Alexander MacRae, Genl Lewis JL Titer -
I steuer, 1 nomas uowan, rjsq., raicotiuurr,
Jf i?? R:,5lIfdr JL
j - a . ij - a. t,mm tha' ar viMf -r s rw m. a-r awi btuti
flWlu,-r) " ..T'
VT" Vanning Van a fiwl M Mill i H.Qt
I J W. JJI
P W.-Fannlng," Esq., Alfred Martuv Esq.,
PcgaldMcMillaivEsq., AdamEmpie, Jr.;
i . -t.-j t. tpk,
-cq-. iuon"nuwr,4-t
B. Carr, C. M. VanOrsdell, Esq.
Preaentatlon. .-.
An interesting incident occurred on yes
terday at the Cape Fear Academy, the oc
asion being General Colston's formal fare
well to the cadets. Having determined to
signalize the occasion by the presentation
01 ananosome waicn-cnam iu me ueuenu,
J ,the;i cadet,, unanimously ; selected Cadet
,1 Meares to make the presentation
speech. This service was performed by
i iuai yuuug 8buuuu um u
manner, General Colston .responding ap-
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Accident.
I ."A colored boy by the name of Alfred
T)urton. in the employment of the Cape
Fear Fibre Company, ,whUe engaged in cut-
I ting cane a short distance up me river on
Monday last, accidentally ienio me grouna,
'-when a niece of the cane was driven nearly
I enlyghhU arm just-above the
wr,at infiino; A terrible woanri . Ha was
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brought to the city and taken, to the IJos-
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knight, about 8 o'clock; the alarm of
I fire, agto" disturbed the equaniraity of our
citizens. The firemen and Hook and Iad-
der GanMy.wer promptly on the streets
aucovereu ana uamij tunwu vm w ubb
'hallooing of stevedores on the wharves.
p., WEDNESDAY,
OPEBA HOUSE.
The Berger Family. . '
A large audience greeted the appearance
of the celebrated Berger Family of Swiss
Bell Ringers, at the Opera House last even
ing. The entertainments of the Troupe are
a novelty in the musical line as well as re
fined and classical, and the audience mani
fested their appreciation by frequent en
cores. The principal feature of the even
ing's entertainment were the bell perform-
ances of the Berger Family, which received
their full share of well merited applause. '
The performances of Mr. Ernest Thiele
prove that gentleman a violinist of marked
ability. His piccolo duet with Mr. Henry
Berger was also heartily encored. The young
lady performers on brass instruments de
serve much praise for their efforts, which
were highly , creditable and warmly ap
plauded. Miss Anna Berger deserves espe-
cial mention as the Cornet-Soloist, Iier per-
formances being marked with fine expres-
ston and difficult execution.'
We consider, indeed. Mr. Svdnev Franks
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an artiste. As a comiqueheappearstohave
his own and an original style. This gentle-
man was undoubtedly a favorite with the
audience last evening, and a comic singer
of his ability does not often favor our city
with a visit Miss Anna Berber's serio
comic songs were excellent the audience
manifesting then appreciation by repeated
encores. Alias Nellie Knapp has a - fine
saprano voice, and her solos were heartily
applauded.
We are glad to announce that a matinee
"will be given this afternoon at 2 o'clock
precisely. This being the last performance
of the season, but one, we advise all our
friends to attend this really excellent ex
hibition. The entertainment to-night will
close the season of the Bergers in Wihning-
ton.
Sudden Death from An Overdose of
Landannm. .
The sudden death of Mr. Richard D.
Morris, of this city, from an over-dose of
laudanum, which occurred about 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, caused a feeling of
much sadness in the community. Deceased
was suffering severely during the morning
from an attack of neuralgia, and finally re
tired to his room about 8 o'clock, request
ing his mother to call him at 9. He had
previously obtained some laudanum for the
purpose of easing the pain in his face and
securing some slight rest, and must have
taken an overdose of the poison. His
mother, who did not think it expedient to
awake him as early as requested, went
to his room about 10 o'clock and
upon endeavoring to arouse him found
him in such a dangerous condition that she
sent immediately for a physician. Upon
his arrival every expedient was resorted to,
but without avail, to counteract the effects
of the laudanum, and he breathed his last
at the time above stated. - Mr. Morris was
a young man of many amiable qualities and
the family have the heartfelt sympathies of
the community in the loss they have sus
tained.
BnrclAry.
Last night, about 9 o'clock, it was discov-
atvxI that nfnnA inAtin1 hwilran tntntYia ptww
I WWW MMVt W. V. II WMW BMW
ofMr.J.LHMdl,oB8econd,betw,1
Market and Princess streets, by forcing a
panel of the rear door An effort was made
to capture the thief, but be effected his es
cape. A bag of soap, a few hams and a lot
v Bwuuum
been dropped by the thief in the hurry of
his exit from the premises. Upon, an ex
amination inside the store by Mr. Hard
wicke, who had been seixt for, it was found
that about $4 in coppers were missing,'
wmca '
which, was about the : extent ' of : the loss.
Plice were qoickly on the-ground hut
I bird had flown ibeyond their reach.
Brcaitlna; into House.
An attempt was made bv two colored in-
jljnft1.in..,-vt.,.Biltflftj. -,int4,a
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after the alarm of fire, to effect a forcible
1 entrance jnt0 a dweubig house on Fourth,
g house on jrourth,
between Queen and Wooster streets, occu-
twd'iladie One of the ladies
screamed when some of the neighbors
n scoundrel3
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was caught and placed h the hands of two
':- -ji-' x 3 1- . 'i.f
colored men, who volunteered to take him
to the Guard House, but the other effected
his escape..
Narrow Escape.
A young lady, while in the act of cross
ing the street at' the corner of. Front and
Market streets, vesterdav afternoon, narrow-
iy escaped being run over by a passing omni-
i bus. the ton me of the venicla having come in
contact with her person before she became
aware of her danger. Very fortunately the
driver haf slackened his speed or. the re
sult might, have - been ; serious. Drivers
should always be careful to check their
animals when turning a corner.
Ridiculous Rumors.
Some very ridiculous rumors have gotten
I afloat among the colored people Of the com-
munily originating with some one envious
i oi creaung a sensauon, wmcn are causing
i no uiue excuement among inat ciass ox our
I population. ;The.very absurdity of these
rumors should stamp them as unworthy of)
the slightest credence and we are surnrised
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that any colored person should be found to
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i xao uvmsn jiau. . . . , '
,The ball given by our Germaa friends
Bail lit Lo a eak sncce;
QijtepfaXkW
j nught habeen ; taken for granted before -
J hand. ).,-Want .of tanft pa our part precluded
more than aeWinKroeats stay, at the Hall
i wjujrou j uuhmwu uu guiuouicu.
and "all went merry as a marriage belLM
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MARCH 12, .1873.
NATIONAL HUJIOB.
Lecture To-Nlxht fey lion. 8. S. Cox
By a telegram from Hon. A? M. , Wad-
dell, dated at Petersburg, . Va., yesterday,
we learn that Hon.! S. S. Cox, of New
York, more farmliariy known. as' ''Sunset
Cox," will arrive inhis &tf to-day and lec
ture to our citizens on the subject of "Na
tionalHumor." The City, HallOpera House
and other Halls being engaged,' the rooms
of the Young Men's Christian Association,
on Princess street, hive been tendered for
the purpose and the lecturo will take place
there this evening, at 8 o'clock. ' '
i Few men, either in the lecture room or
on the floors of Congress, haver achieved a
more decided reputation for eloquence'and
ability than our distinquished visitor; while
the subject upon which he will dilate fore
shadows in its very name, a rich, rare and
racy intellectual treat, such as a Wilming
ton audience has seldom had the opportuni
ty of listening to. It is to be hoped that
he will be greeted by an audience worthy of
the occasion, and of the distinguished repu
tation of the talented orator. '
mayor Coart.
The only cases ilia posed of yesterday
were those of vtrgil Nance, charged with
assaulting George Wood with a'knife, who
was fined f 10 and costs, and Josh. Irving,
ctoud 'with'stealmg cottoa," who was re
quired to give security in the sum of $100
for his appearance at the Superior Court
Local Dots.
Meeting of Concord Chapter No.
this evening, at 7 o'clock.
Heavy rains on the line of the Wil
mington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad
yesterday morning, especially between
Liles villa and Lumberton.
Gen. R. E. Colston was the recipient
of a complimentary supper last night under
the auspices of the Cape Fear Club.! The
General leaves for his distant mission to
morrow morning.
Capt : Phillips, TJ. S. A:; Engineer in
charge of the work for the improvement of
our river and bar, was in the ' city yester
day. He gives veryfavorable reports in
regard to the progress of the work. ' :
Joshua iving, the colored individual
who was caught in the act of stealing a bag
of cotton from the warehouse of Messrs,
Moffltt& Co., on Monday morning last,
was turned over to the Sheriff yesterday,
and, in default of security, lodged in jail.
The British Barque Eliza Evelina,
twenty-three days from Boston, arrived
here yesterday. She reports having ex
perienced heavy gales from the Northwest
during the entire passage, carrying away the
outer jib and inflicting some other, slight
damage.
CITY ITEMS.
Otbtkbs. Another supply of extra line New
River oysters were received by Mr. D. J. Gilbert, at
his saloon on SonUt Water street yesterday. They
are "going oil like hot cakes.'
PouHn. Monday evening, at the Theatre, a pair
of opera glasses, which the owner can get by apply
ing at this office and paying charges.
Job Fanrnve. We oil the -attention of mer
chants, clerks of conrts, , sheriffs, . lawyers, . railroad
ana teamahip officers and agents, and au others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered at
the' Vobmoiq Stab FBornHe 'EttAMLnHkm for
Job PBnrtnra. W can fnrnlsh at short notice
Cauda, Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads, programmes, Ball
Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlet, Tags, Hand-Bills, Cata
logues, Bills of Fare, Show-BUls, Checks, Drafts,
sc.,c Satlaf action guaranteed.
Spirits Turpeitiiae.
Gen. Leventhorpe has returned
to Rutherf ordton. "
Dr. L W. Jones has been ap
pointed Physician to the Penitentiary.
Dr. Pritchard will lecture in
Fayette villa Thursday and Friday evenings.
The Southern Some reports
borhood of Wright's Ferry.
The daily, edition of the Raleigh
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junt vruiuiutu organ; uas Deen Tmparaniy
suspended. But the weekly will be en-
?"f5v7
Mars v
The population of RockingWn,
in .1870, according to , the Ninth Census,
was 454. It is now about 800. says the
vpiruojine aovm, ;
The jStockholders meetincr on
Saturday afternoon instructed the Directors
to put up the machine in Charlotte for mak
ing ice as soon as possible.
. s-The Sentinel has employed the
services of, Thomas PurceH, Esq., as assist
ant editor, nets a journauBtox experience
and a practiced stenographer.
- The spring run of shad has com
menced In earnest. in the North Carolina
waters, says the Norfolk Journal, and large
I numbers are brought to this city by every
arriTaL
- Wo are informed by the Rock-
ineham Spirit of (ke South that Messrs. R J.
&T. J. Steele contemplate erecting a cot
ton factory , at their prteBeBt mill site on
Hitchcock creek,' near that town.
' The dwellinsr house of Ca.nL j.
B. (Joode, of Norfiampton county, was
destroyed by' fire Monday evening about
I live o'clock... ;The lira was- thonirht to be
accidental: . So aaya an Jjwiw speciaL
:TheReY.. Joseph S. Dunn in-
I fnrmatha HharlnttA ThJiuint t.t Mr Al
i?"?1? wiotte cTcrof tnat
f;Delgham. ofBuri county.re.
1 1UUHU On 1118 TTTPmiSeS & BUilLL Diece
- of mfca (ot Wnfwdi-on&'
t .-, - v i-i' rw-: '." ' ' " u
at l7ZfJ? S?:VWfTn
mmSiI?SS
tS'&l
1 seat fat the Oeneraf Aiwetabrr. We are ia-
formed he resigned, for; . the .purpbso of
studying, , Theology - ana . goingniimx
Ministry of the Presbyterian Church, j Mr.
Morrison Is a -young man of 'more than
common : ability and discretion; and no
doubt will prove Jt in tbicre6 profes
sion; he has, chosemn Tho fact ot. his resig
nition of a public offlce is an extraordjary
occurrence in these days. '
WHOLE NQ. 1,686.
' ivn evuop, cvnKMnjiit u,
11 O D Holmes, Kendal; Wm Kirdwood, Charles-.
ton; T W Borden, Florence; 8 C' BUUngaby, Alex
Stewart, 8 Harper, P N Whehler, , Rockingham: T B.'
lore, miss jranny r auon. utorei uiu; u v Free-.
a 8 Onlck. Band Hill: Joe Oentrr. anrllle. Kr: .
Tho Barney. LexiAiftcm, Kt; W II Mnrphy, John.
O'Bryan, anrinbnrg; 3 O My , Frm vlller W Cor
nell Allen, Geo S Poster, Glen Tails, NT; Ira H
Topping, Beanfort county. - ' ' - ' u-4-" . i.'.j
NEW APVERTISEMENTS.
Stockholders' lleeting;
SUBSClllBEESTO'THB CAPITAL' TOcik o
the Real Estate and Loan Association of this
cif are requested to meet at the Library Booms,
Front street; on -.Mifj -v t- : ,
FRTDAYj 14th TNST.,7 O'CLOCK, P. M., , ,
for the purpose of organization, election of officers,
and such other business ap nuy- be presented for
their consideration. , . )
M.3K0KLY,' . n
1. O. HKA1MUKK, .,
W. A.CUWMINQ, ?
C. M. 8TBDMANW( .
T: H. McKOY,
W. H. NORTHROP:
W. H. BERNARD,
ROGER MOORE. T J
Corporators.
-ii.
SAH'L NORTHSPP, i
mar-8t
REAL ESTATE! LOAN ASSOCIATION
Of Wilmington, 1. C; t
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL
Stock of the above Association will remain oben
until Friday, 14th tost, IX o'clock P M, ,
i- v.-
AH persons who desire to sabscrlbecan do so noon
application to either of the undersigned.
M. CRONLT, ,
I. R GRAINGER,
W. A. CUMMING, ';
C. M. 8TEBMAN,
T. H. MoKOY,
W. H. NORTHROP,
XMT TT -Dtp-D-KT . TY
Corporators.
Sp.J
Sam'l N0RTHR
marlSt
AT' AUCTION!
I WILL SELL THIS DAY, 13th INST., IN THE
forenoon, at Emanuel's sale,
... . ... . (-. . - - ..
TWO VALUABLE SHOW CASES,
ONE SAFE AND WRITING DESK.
-Also- - - : ';:-:
Interest of H. & B. Emanuel in lease of store, being
under levy to satisfy sundry executions.
maria-lt'
A. R. BLACK, Sheriff. ,.
PAY-NO MORE RENT. BufldlMLoU
on Castle, Church, Nunn,. Ann, Orange,!!!!
ior seie in neaiiny ana aestraQie
Dock, Mulberry, ChesnaVGwynn, Ran-lZ!:
kin, . Charlotte,. Wood. Sixth. Seventh. A
Wilson. Eighth, -Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh,-Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. Satisfactory time given for
payment Those tired of paying rent and wanting
to save, their money , will apply to JAMES WIL
SON. marlS-lw '
Concord Chapter No. 1.
MEETING THIS EVENING" AT 7 O'CLOCK,
for work in the M. E. M. Degree. All Roval
Arch Masone in good standing are fraternally invi
ted. By order of the H. P. ........
B. P. HARRISON, Sec'y.
St. Jobh's Hall, March 12. It
Horse Blankets,
II AP ROBES, WOOL MATS, .TRUNKS, HAR
J ness. Saddles. Bridles. C!olla!rs. Haines. Chains.
Saddlery, Hardware, Travelling Bags, Feather Dus
ters.
Stock Large and. Prices Low,
J.STopham &Co.,
No. 8 South Front St,
octS6-tfnac Wilmnieton, N. C
Thos. Qkmhx. T. C. DnRosexT
QILII( & DeEOSSET, .
General . Insurance l Agents,
FIRE, MARINE,' LIFE.
PrlneeM Street, Bear Water;!'
deo SO-nao-tt. . hd Is. 3 vi-.-r.:- l-'.ct . r ,.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hoi to laiiajMiiiitMpiiiis
DUNG A COMPLETE GUIDE FOR-DTRflOT-
X on. Secretaries and ether officers, containing'
forms for keeping all the books and . account,- to-
(v J
volume, u mo,, neat cloth bindings Price $3.! Also
recently published, , f
BUILDINO ASSOCIATIONS t
Wkat They Are and How to Use Them.
....JBxwpe, author.
Explaining the practical working and benefit of
these Associations as a mode of saving to the indu'
mat classes,
Cloth, Price 75 Cents.
. Published by JAMES K. SIMON,
No. S9 SorTK Sixth Stuxxt, PKOADxinriA.
- ?
The above volumes sent by mail on receipt of
price. mar ww
Q-jreat Indiicemeiits1
7
1 to our -CTJSTOMEES
AITD THE
PUBLIC
GEITJBIBALLY.
HAVaNG MADE A1 CHANGE TN OUR BUS
ness, we are now offering great bargains in
Dry and Fancy Goods
at prices to suit all classes. ' Having also decided to
sellout some Department, in order to make room
for a more complete stock of Drees Goods, Ac, we
are nowonermg ine restane at cost, ana some
Less than Cost !
We speeiaUy invite country merchants to exam
t ; - ;U V ; '
i country merchants to
re baying elsewhere. '
ine tnese uoods oerore Daying euewnere.
J. & H. BAUSON,
' 43 Market street
febl-tf
OF, THE LATEST
SPBIKa BEOADWAY; ; STYLE !
7(At aw'-ai.:; i
; mar
i. t- 88 Market street:
' - - ' ... - .......
.:iSMeMaleS;jju:
QF AliKntD3AN FBOM BXSTi MAEXSS,'
-AttrewMfaware Store. . !
maratf Comer Princess and N Water sta.
getnerwuntne rules, examples and explanations,
illustrating the various plans of . working in the -different
organizations. By Edmund Wruder. One
BATES OF ADTEHTISING.
One 8qnaf one ids-f l-...Afi..it ft 00
" "three oiys...... S 00
" four days...... W
" " five days.... . 8 00
" one wk.!. . : J.U .. J . . . J. ; 8 w
' Two weeks 5 00
" M , Three weeks.. 6 60
" " . One month 8 00
" 44 . Two months. . . ... a 15 00
..", Three months 00
Six months.... , so wi
- - " One year B0 00
t3TCon tract Advertisements taken at propor
tionately low rates.
Five Souares estimated as a auarter-column, and
ten squares as a halftoolumn.' i' i v. '
MISCELIaAOTPUS:
OPERA HOUSE.
TiaKiglits Only-TEesday & Wednesday,
r,u -rrf MARCH 11th, AND. th. ,-
' Tbe Orlalnat and Only.
BE- U C-E U .. F AJUIL Y
'$ bi; h "til G ERS,
And their entire Company of Musical Artists.
The most Elegant and Popular Troupe traveling,
f I v ' AU the Latest Songs and Newest Music,
Young Ladies 11 ver Cornet Band Parlor Orchestra.
First season with this Company of the greatest
tjonuc v ocausi ana aiuuc oi tne age,
5 SI D NX Y ' R A N K 8 1
r Miss Akha BKaexn, Gold Cornet Soloist.
Miss Naxua E. Kkapt. I
. i ; Mas Erm bdojol Stafl va Player.
- Ebkbt Tkisls, Violinist, r
All tlte Favorltee wa4 Appeaxrl
W Grand Matinee on Wadneadiv. 'March 15th.
at o'clock P. M.
1 !-"vl !ADMIBSK)N:'''!';;''
Dress Circle and Parduette.V:. l oo
Family Circle. , , 60
Gallery.!.. ........ji..........;. . aft
seats can oe secureo. at Heinsbergers book and
music store without extra Chaw
W. W. FOWLER,
marT-St : Bosineae Manager.
Dissolution "of Copaxtiiesliip.
XJOTICE IS HEBEBT GIVEN THAT. THE CO.
Ji partnership heretofore existlnff und
partnership heretofore existing
er the firm
e oi- voivuie a Tavior exnired bv
ired by limitation
oil
January 1, 1878. -. . JOHN OOLVILLK,
B. J. TAYLOR.
Wilmington, N. 0., January It 1873.
New ;pppsimersliip.
TT r WU Ul 1 1 M IkVUOTT
1 TT formed a copartnen
oi uoivme s uo., ior the purpose of continuing t
Lumber Buameu heretofore carried on by Colville
Tayior. , ...
1. I- . ... i ' V i ' '
The thanks Of Colvtlla to T1m mrm hnrohv tern.
dered to the public for pastavora,' and a- continua
tion of its patronage solicited for the new firm.
...... .t-
Persons Indebted to itn old Arm s.re
nrcently reqaested tolsettle tkelr ac
counts.. ; '.' :u JOWN OOT.VTT.T.T5
R, J. TAYLOR,
G. M. SUMMERALI
WUnunirton. N. C. Jannarv 1. 1873.
n,Jan-tf . : ...
Failcy and Toilette Articles.
JUST RECEIVED FROM STEAMER A LARGE
tf .' and line assortment of
LUBIN'S EXTRACTS,
. LUBIN'S POWDER,' .
GERMAN COLOGNE,
FLORIDA AND LAVANDER .WATERS.
BAY RUM, HAIR, TOOTH AND '
JNA1X. BRUSHES,
PHOTOGRAPH COLOGNE BOTTLES.
BOSTON. PERFUMES. ...
CASHMERE BOUQUET,
BROWN WINDSOR AND LUBIN'S SOAPS.
Sold at
J. K. McILHENNY'S
. -Drug and Chemical Store,
feb 18-tf (Llppltt's Old Stand.)
Just Received :
7T
A LARGE LOT OF
Common 11-inch Plug
bright and dark double
thick Navy, black and
sweet: . Cavendish X,
and other grades of fine
CbewTolacco.
Also a fine lot of Im
ported and, Domestic
, Segars.
Priov Bsdneed to new
"1W cent tax.
mfr . ttfT -H.BURKHIMER,
" Slim of the Indian Chief.
jvjaa 19-tfj 2iTjrr ?t : ' 6 Market street.
W.00B.cfABER ci 'MORSE.
t Eaton, MadUon Co., W Y.,
, ' :fi 1 f 42TOFAOTUEERS OT-'wl i
8TAU HQDTS,
Portabis, Stationary
... and acrlcnltaral.
Hundreds In use in Printing
Roomfli baopm, Mills, Mines,
and on Farms and Planta
tions for Grain Threshing.
Food Cooking for Stock,
Cotton Ginning, Sawing, etc. - Circulars sent on ap
plication. .One of these Engines can be seen at this
office. octl-DAWtf
Farrar's Electric
ILL INSTANTLY GIVE RELIEF IN CASES
SO fji"
NEURALGIA, DIPTHERIA, COLIC, SICE HEAD
ACHE, DIARBHCEA,
or pain of any kind. Sold by all druggists.
Chills and Fever Iffo IXorc.
TTVARRAR'S AGUE CURB IS NOT ONLY AfRE
X1 ventive, but a sure core of Fever and Ague, -Chills,
Ac
v Mannfactnred by the 1.
NORTH CAROLINA MEDICINAL COM' Y,
and for sale by all druggists ' ' " mar S-tf
:qctor,&:;G
y.tl'-i ' . ' "WGirrOFDAYBRAND. ;
ADAMAHTILTE CAUDLES.
ALL- SIZES.- ALSO HOTEL CANDLES, AT
. manufacturer's prices. Sold sy
, v IDAVIDT.BUZBTaoO..
jan l8-8m , , . .Baltlmote, Md.
FEOCTOB & QIMBLE'S OLEIHESOAP
IS MADE FROM THE BEST MATERIALS, BUT
sold at price of ordlnArv soap. Over 100 fami
lies using ft All grocers have it.
D. T. BUZBY A OO.JBaltlmore, Md.,
Janl84bn Wholesale Agents.
XCN"? STOOK.
TLLUSTRATED BOOKS, STANDARD BOOKS IN
A. fine Mndnign Beautiful eildona of the Poets,
Keeksake Annals, Bibles in elevwit calf and mo-
Bibles with Photo-
i In il. .. .1 Mu .
nZ. d i V . n .
Iiuttiitmdnnrf Tllnatratjul
Tot stCo at
:.:-i'J (Jiiv.l , i.il:':.u i . HZINSBXRGXR'S.
BLANK BOOKS J-- i if.'' !
rn.. .( Medinni, Denii, Crown, Cap,
, and a endless varietr of
ii 1 CB0ICB 8TATI0NKRY,.
M, For sale at ( s . t ; . " HEINSBERGER'S
marlltf V Live Book and Mmnc Store.
:v i iiiiiii..if ini -i'i hi ' i - I. '
TTTXDDTNG. CARDS AND -nSTTLNO CARDS
sugll Printing and PubU&hing Housev
rrrn
5 i
..r W '
71
11 Ttrl
... . 11 . V J '