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:-..('. -iCA-r-6..' THE HORNING STAE. FUBLISHED DAILY, BT Omci, Dawson ank Buildings, Front St. ' RATES OV SUBSCRIPTION. one year, In advance ,. $ , Six months. In advance 3 Three months, In andvance , . .f The Mobhino Star will be delivered in any part V' x outlines. Jack stirs up thri Klamaths to make war: California diamond swindle suit in Ken tucky compromised by payment to Lent of $150,C0;). Rumors of strikes unsettle many brandies or traae in jew -lorK Fire at Waco, Texas. -Geo. Fran cis Train sent to the Lunatic Asylum, . A large nurfioer of emigrants arrived yesterday in New York. ' -England in creases her naval expenses. -The Span ish Minister of Finance has resigned. v Mermillod has been made a cardinal A fire at Phoenix, R I., destroyed $150,000, including bank. Senator Gordon, of Georgia, presided over the U- S, Senate for a short time-yesterday." Rain" this morning, quoth "Proba. Stilley &n- firmed as Collector 1st District Gene ral Ticket Agents' Convention, which will radjourn to-day, -will not materially change the rates for points in , Atlantic States. - New York Markets: Cotton, 19j19f ; gold 115i115; spirits turpentine, 60 eta.; rosin, 3 35$3 4a ... . , i The United States Senate was hon ored yesterday for the first time since the war by haviug a Southern man to preside over its deliberations. The Tice President invited Gen. J. ii. Gerdon, the distinguished Senator front Georgia, to occupy the chair for ii sheai while. That illustrious leader of the Mo tors, Jack the hero of the Lava-beds, is stirring up the Klamaths to make strife with the United States. Jack is a big thing-oil lava. Caldwell, the bribist, resigned and saved the remains of Jus wounded honor. There are jvorse rne even than Caldwell in the Senate.. Enterprising waiting thirty pdd years to discover insanity in G. Fran- cis Train. ' ... Will Clayton resign, too ? , " - NOTES. - " . T " ilev. Dr. Wm, II. 3VIcGuffeyf of the Faiversity of Virginia, U criti cally U. , ... , Tke grocery and dwelling of Mr. Fagerty, in Alexandria, Va., v as burned Monday. . Loss, $5,000. : Messrs. John W. II. Porter and M. W. Concannpn will publish in Portsmouth, on or about' the ' first of April, a morning paper,' neutral 'in politics, to be called the- Portsmouth .Enterprise, i 1 '$ ji'-ZU An unknown party, pro&ably mistaking the youth for some other person about 7 o'clock Monday nighty .; attempted to assassinate Charles Dud ley .Bragg, son of Mr. Jag. L. Bragg, in front of the tetter's resideniee, 520 : 8th street, between Clay and Leigh, Richmond, Va. Bragg was shot, bat -not dangerously. On Sunday morning before day- break the rooms of Senator Thomas ;and Rixey, Nos. 87 and 89 Exchange j Hotel, Richmond, were entered and irobbed. J udge Thomas lost $65, and IMt Rixey lost a valuable gold watch nd etain and $17 in money. Judge 'jTnoma Jost a large sum by robbery in WvahiBton on inauguration day. !1 Uea-Kor .Creefc Factory, r near Fayett "iWe, kas 61 looms, 2,700 spin dles, 24 Jaid3, nd when fully in op eration w. !tUTJ0 out 80,000 yards of of sheeting ' IP3 nonth and use 850 bales of cott !Pr annum. With its two factories Beaver Creek Com pany will be a. turn out 160,000 yards of sheetinv X month a&4 will use 1,700 bales o ' -ton per annum. The Rockfish facte ie in oper ation in a few days. - ; r '" A" singular faw has been broaght in Boston. A Vheu the Rus sian I)nke Alexia wan e utertined in Music Hall, in 1871, the tyist Bcn" jamin Franklin was knocked rom its pedestal, and struck a la 3y on.the head, inflicting imuries w'hich fo.r some time required medical treat mcnt. The injured woman h.tn now wied the city rfor' $10,()O0 daraages. Two Aldermen, memlerAof .the Com mittey in charge of the feetiyal, have also been personally sued. . : r Speaking of the late mysterious, murder in Brooklyn the Tribune says: The supposition that Mr. Goodrich .may have taken his own life is now generally abandoned.-' -No man, after shotting -himself --mortally .behind ' one ear could ha ve'ehanged his pistol to the other hand and shot himself mortally again behind the. other ear, to say nothing of a third mortal wound which appears to hare been fired from the f ronU f Neither f. could ' he, after receiving any one of 'these wounds, have washed and driod his face, and hung up the r bloody cloth over the sink. The absence of his watch and purse would , alone bo strong confirmation of the theory ' of murder if it could be proved that he had them about his person when he last entered the house; but ofthis,' though it 'seems"" to be taken " for granted, there is thus far no evidence monument to Stonewall JTackeon. The Southern Home learns from uen. Peudleton that the English monument has been finished, but has noi Deen sent over owing td the un settled state bf thinsrs in this eonntrv. This monument is an expression of 'respect ana admiration from the lead- VPL. XI;-NO; '168. ing members of the British Parlia ment for the lamentedhero, who died for the Constitution of his country. Among the contributors to the monu ment were Hon. Mr. Gregory, now Governor-General of Ceylon, and lion. Berrisford Hope, long a leader in the councils of the nation. " THBOIT NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . B. P. Habimson. Concord Chapter. . ChAs. D. Mykks & Co. Favorite Flour. - G. R French & Son. Low Prices. P. IlErN8BERGE Alt? ' ' See advertisement headed " Wanted.". , r Wk. M. Poisson! Masons, "Notice! ; ' . - - - Sudden Deatn. , , Mr. Daniel L. Savage, who resided in that portion of the city known as " Brook lyn," died very suddenly yesterday morn ingabout 8 o'clock. He had been ill with pneumonia for about eight or ten days, but. had so far recovered that he waa able to go about the house and lot After breakfast yesterday morning he took a walk in the garden, but after remaining out ft few minutes returned to the house, entering which he requested his mother to open- the doors and windows, remarking that the room was very warm. At the same moment he showed signs of weakness and called to his wife fer a chair, but before she could get to him he had fallen to the floor.. His wife and mother, becoming alarmed, called . for assistance from the street and a messenger was immediately dis patched for his physician, who had discon tinued, his visits.., .It was evident from the first, however, to the friends who hastened to his side, that he would have no further need for an earthly physician, and in less than ten minutes after entering the house he had breathed his last It is supposed that his death was caused by an attack of apoplexy. - Deceased was one of the oldest engineers, on the Wilmington andWeldon Railroad and was highly esteemed by all who knew him. - lie was a devoted mem- tier pf the Masonic fraternity and will be bu4e,i with the honors of that institution this af tcRfxpon at 4 o'clock;-the funeral to take place from the First Baptist Church." A Quick Xrlp. . It will be remembered that we made some allusion in our last to the number cf ' India rubber balloons which. -were, seat p on Monday, one of which had a card .attached ,it, and we remarked that it would jtrobob be heard from. -Not- witbst&adwg Uus preau&on, we were not a little surprised yesterday wben informed by G. Z. French, Esq., that this veri table balloon fell In ; hjs field at Rocky Point, about sixteen miles from this city, at 3 o'clock that lay, or.'as will"Tjeeea -by i the following dispatch written on the card alluded to, just one-half bour after it was put up in front of Harris''" News" Stand in &is city, having, traveHed at the rate of a litfle" over thirty- miles ' ah hour. The following is the poetical effusion which ac companied the balloon. Our readers will appreciate the remarkable coincidence of the sentiment with the fact of its having fallen in the field pf our friend of the "Excelsior:" Sow Love and taste its fruitage pure; , Sow Peace and reap its harvest bright; Sow sunbeams on the rock and moor, And find a harvest home of light r- . Wit.; J. Sauls. ; Wilmington, March 24 ' 'lime: o'ciock r. m. Iadcfent Bond. From . a report made by Solicitor Cant well to the k&rd of County Commissioners at the last meeting, wd learn that the Grand Jury at the late temxxf the Superior Court reported 4no bonds" or ''jLnefflcient bonds" of the following Township offices;; Wil mington Township, Constable and Qerk; Cape Fear Township, Constable and Clerk; Federal Point Township, Constable and, Clerk; Masonboro Township, . Constable; Harnett Township, Clerk; Holly Town ship, Constable and . Clerk; Union Town ship, Constable anil Clerk; Lincoln Town ship, Constable and Clerk ; Columbia Town ship, Constable and Clerk; Caswell Town ship, Constable and Clerk; Rocky Point Township,' Constable and Clerk; Holden Township, Constable and Clerk. Tfutt Street to Be Improved. We learn that a jury was drawn yester day forenoon to lay off Nutt street, assess jjnagea, tenefits, &c. The following are tue flames drawn:' P. Murphy (since ap pointed Foreman,) J. W. Atkinson, Beer tary jis. F. Post, W. K Freeman, Thos. M. GardJier, wm. a. summing, Aiex. Strausz, G W.-Williams, Thos. Lvans, E.,T, Hancock, D. M. Buie, E. Peschau. The iury; after organizing, ad journed to meet th morning at the office of P Mur phy, Esq., on Princess street, at y o ciock. We are informed that the next meeting will take place In thev new,, building of Messrs. -.Worth & Worth "near the foot of Mulberr street, on Friday the 28th Inst, at 3 b'clocll in the' afternoon. J r , .. J Amnaement .ieo. , After a considerable interval in tne amusement line. We are to be visited on nrnni,nirht next fv the famouse Dowd Bvron Dramatic Coi-ubination Troupe. This company has attaint a very enviable reputation in the cities Ncrtb-of us, Its plays beinff on the sensational order, 'such as "Across the Continent," in whuT-h trains of cars, steamboats, &c ate introduced on the stage, f ollowed by exciting incident pecu liar to the traveller by sea or land. Tne thfl Onera. House l.or ouj uafe ti a X "MVmHav pvflninc: the Slst inst. and will only remain one night The Musca, Giese, arrived at Helvpet from this port on the 7th inst IViO WILMINGTON, Local 'Dots.' u 1 - ' There was'ncusesskm of 'theVJlayor's Court.ye8terdaymorning,rirt'A''v7'' ' The Margarita, Ketels, from this port, arrived at London on the 7th inst 4 The Die Pee nee, Ternow, sailed, from Ghent for this port on the 4th inst j . 1 - r The storm, signal was displayed at the Observatory in this city all day yesterday. ,:; Special meeting of Concord Chapter this (Wednesday) evening, at 7J o'clock. ; r The Sphr. Timothy .Field, Leland, cleared from Boston' for this port on the 22dovt4-'v ;--4.-' :.::y: . . Sundry : of, the ; ' fire-tried " in the V bloody 1st", were.. on their muscle last night- . , ? t The chicken cholera is playing havoc with the poultry in that part of the city known as "Dry Pond." , We . learn that the Southern Express office in this city is to be removed from its present location October 1st . The Brig Qpen Sea, Veazie, arrived at Ponce, P. R., from this port February 25th, where she was awaiting orders. , One of the most beautiful and perfect rainbows that we have ever seen, spanned the Eastern heavens yesterday afternoon. ; Yesterday was Annunciation, or the day of ' our Lord's Incarnation, when he was made man by the power of the Holy Ghost vr A huge burglar-proof safe for the use of the Dawson Bank was housed in that in stitution yesterday, after a good deal of hard work. ' -, The Masonic fraternity are summoned to meet at St John's Hall this afternoon, at 2 J o'clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral of the late Daniel F. Savage. A deserter from a Norwegian brig just about leaving port was arrested by Officer Van Soelen and Special Deputy R."' L. Sel lars yesterday, by whom he was taken on board his ship.' ' " Ex-Gov. J. H. Clifford, of Massachu setts, and family have been In the city for the past two or three days and are. stopping at the Purcell House. - They will remain a few days longer and then go further South. The Republican Ward Meeting's Last Nlsnt. " .; The Republican Ward meetings for the nomination of candidates for Aldermen took place last night. ; In the First Ward, after organization and balloting for some time the meeting broke up in a row, several fights occurring, but Without serious results. The Wilson men claim , the election, but the friends of Cana day insist .that there was no election, and that there must b.e another meeting called. In this jconnection we learn that the Com mittee will meet at the City Court Room to day at 12 o'clock to consider the question of calling another meeting, to be held in the daytime. - In the Second Ward the meeting was a very quiet one and the business was dis posed of very quickly. Geo, ZFrepcb, Esq., was called to the chair, when the. bal loting was proceeded with, resulting as fol lows: ,n-t rAr'.; , ' W. P. Canaday, (Canady). 58 March Walker, (Wilson). 7 The meeting in the Third Ward was con ducted without any disturbance and; re-, suited as follows: l:e. rRice.r.. .1 8i Daniel Howard. ..... . .. . . .. .' 51 Allen Evans. . . .... . 21 Rice's first choice is said to be Rice, and his second choice not known, but supposed to be Canaday. Howard and Evans are Wilson men." -. - ' ,lThe meeting in -the Fourth Ward was very disorderly, culminating in at least one fight, but without serious results. This Ward is Mayor Wilson's "dung-hffl," and he made a desperate fight, with the follow ing result: . :. : ; James Wilson. ... I. .. . 4 .: . . .... .102 R. a Myers. . . .. ......... . .. . . .. ... 81 . Wilson is a Wilson man and Myers is for Canaday. V--;- : In the Fifth Ward the sovereigns" acted out the precept of their illustrious Chief ' Let us have peace" -consequently matters were conducted quietly and without any disturbance. ; The. vote was as follows: Rev. Wm. H. Banks. ',7.. .. . . .W. ... .159 Hiram Hankins. .... . . . . . ; .... . ...... 148 j. c. Hni.... 65 Elijah Hewlett. 60 Banks is reported .to be for himself for Mayor,; with Wilson as his -second choice. Hankins is for Wilson. ; 1 Recapitulation. The nominee in the Sec pud Ward is W. P. Canaday,'. white, and he will support Canaday fqr . Mayor. The norninee in the Third Ward is L. E. Rice, white. First choice for Mayor, Rice ; second, Canaday. The nominee in the Fourth Ward, is Wilson, white. , Choice for Mayor, James Wilson. The nominees in the Fifth Ward ore Banks and Hankins, both colored. Banks' first choice for Mayor reported to be Rev: "Wm. H. Banks; second, James Wilson. Han kins for Wilson. First Ward not decided. Temperance I.ectare. ., ,y;e are requested to announce that Hon. j. J. Hickman, the renowned and eloquent Temperance Lecturer, wPl deliver one of his celebrated lectures in this city this even ing; the place "to be announced by hand bills." " : ; ' Mr. Hickman has been engaged for some time past in lecturing in different portions .Of this State and everywhere he has visited the most flattering "success has attended his efforts. - He is characterized -by the press as a Very able . and-1 entertaining speaker, enchaining the attention bf his' au'dience by his flights of oratory as well as sound pnw i. D., WEDNESDAY, tical argument We hope bur citizens will give him a cordial reception. r ' ; :: -' Mr. Hickman,"' accompanied - by N. B. Brdiighton, Esq., Editor of the Spirit of the Age, an able Temperance "paper pVbli8hed in Raleigh,, was expected to arrive In this city from Goldsboro' last night Tne Volunteer's Cargo. - - The Norfolk Virginian of yeBterday says: " Yesterday the 'steamship F. Wlr -Wrightt Capt Fairchilds, of the Lorillard line ply ing between. New York and Wflmington, arrived to take ci board the targo of the steamship ydnnteer previously reported as wrecked on Body Island, and carry it to Wilmington. The' saved portion of the cargo has; been brought ib .this city and stored in Hardy's warehouse." V ; . , cttt'items. - - :- -Eev. Thos, Ward White, President of Esidville Female College, B. ?. will leave the National Hotel, Columbia, 8. C, Thursday morning, STth Inrt. ' . - . - , A A your eiecer for Oooley's Teast Powder, the beat Baking Fowder for prepariiir Biscuits, BoUa, Bread, Griddle Cakes, Waffles,- &c Pepot, 69 New street, N. Y. At retail bj all grocers. . Job PBTJ!Tnro.-i.We"calI the attention of mer chantsjtlerks of courts,' eherlffs, lawyers, railroad and steamship-officers and agents, and all others having orders for printing, to tho facilities offered at the MoEKraa Stab ParanNa EsiABUBHartuT for the prompt and faithful execution of all kinds of Job Pbixtxks. We can . furnish at short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets. Tags, Hand-Bills, Cata logues, Bills or Fare, Show-Bills, 'Checks, Drafts, &Cn Ac Uatlsfaction guaranteed, , . - '" The consolidation of the Carolina Farmer and the Weekly Star having largely Increased the circulation of the latter, advertisers will And it an admirable medium of communication with the farmers and planters of the two Carohnas. Book BnnnBT. Tax Kobkiks Stab' Book Bind ery does an kinds of Binding and Ruling in a work manlike manner, and at reasonable prices.' Mer chants and others needing Receipt Books, o( other work, may rely on promptness in the execnUonof their orders. J i ; ' Bishop Atkinson's Appointments. : Endfield....... March 29th ;r Scotland Keck. . .. i &4 1 80th 1 - HaniUton....... V 81st "P.M. Williamston. .... ; ; . .April 1st . . Jamesville 2d Greenville... - . 4th St Johns, Pitt County.. . ' 6th ' -SnowHiU...........,.. 8 Church of the Holy Inno- v - ; cents, Lenoir County.. " 10th : " Kinston (Good Friday).. " 11th i Newberne (Easter Day).., " - 13th 4 Beaufort. ' 15th i ;., St JohnXDurhams Creek 18th TrinitylJeaufott Co " - 19th ? Washington, Beaufort Co. . - ' 20th Zion Church. .... .... M A 22d v : Bath...........:: V' t3d jv- St James', Pungo......... ' 25th Plymouth..'.. ...4. " 27th St David's, Washington ; - County.... 20th ) St Luke's, ' Washington ' , County " 80th, " Elizabeth City. . . .. .... .May 2d ..- Hertford :4th: . -, 5 th P. M. 7tb : ' 8th 9th. , 11th 13th ; Edenton. Mission Chapel, Chowan County. ..... J. . i ... i; Gatesyille Murfreesborough. ....... Woodville, Bertie Co.-. .. Windsor Tarboro'.;. , 16th Collections in aid of Diocesan Missions will be made in the churches vi4ted. Spirits TUrpexitiQ. Valentine Vox, the yentriloquist, in Raliegh last night; -. . " : , . ' ' .The Baptist revival in Kaleigh is progressing with unabated interest - - Capt. Whitmeal William an old citizen of Rocky Mount died Monday. : : CoL James S. Amis is president of the Oxford Building and Loan Associa tion. , '-); J , '' A negro has been jailed for burning the barn of Mr. - Ama Reid, in Mecklenburg county. - j ; It seems we were all hoaxed in that story about two North Carolina editors going South to fight a duel. . . ;v The Raleigh, papers give appre ciative accounts of Sale's lecture. He was introduced by Capt Samuel T. . Williams. i The News is informed that' the store of E. H. Goelett, five, miles from Goldsboro on the N. C. It It , was destroy ed by fire on Sunday. The loss wilj- pro bably amount to $2,000. ; ." , - The Sentinel regrets to announce the death of Alice, accomplished daughter of-the late. Chief Justice Ruffin, which oc curred about 10 o'clock on Sunday night last at the residence of her mother in Hills boro. She had been painfully ill for some time. The 'Vetc says Flynn'Haniilton died very suddenly at Sandf ord, Chatham ounty, on Friday. He had been grinding his axe and afterwards was seen going towards a field near by, n where he waa found some hours later lying dead. When found the body was still warm. It ja sup posed that he died of heart disease, . ? : Tho Charlotte Democrat savs : On Friday last $39,000 of J.he First .Mort gage Bonds of the western si. uauroaa Company were sold by the Treasurer of the North Carolina Railroad at public auction, and brought 11 cents-in the dollar.- On Saturday 26,000 dollars of the same bonds were sold at public auction in this city and brought only five cents in the dollar. . -. . HOTEL . ARRIVALS, k ; ' National Hotel, Keuben Jones, Proprietor, March 35 J A McRae, Marion: J Battle, Nichols, S C; J McClair, Camden: G W ElMns, J C Myrick Dalton; Beddick Barnes, Wilson; J R Hawes, New Hanover: B F Bayman, L P Curtis, NY; WW Lawrence and ladyJ AtlanU; J H Sandford, S T Cooper, Alex Stew art, P N Wheeler, Rockingham J W Smith, Sand HO: T C Bridarers, John Purcell, . Lumberton ; CoL j7a. McDonald, John Whitted, Capt Bobt Tait. Bladen: K B Bidgley, Balto; G J Freeman, Laurel HU1;W J Clhimeris, Brunswick county; SBTolar, Bbeson. . . . . - ' , - DIED. ; SAVAGE In this dty, on Tuesday morning, 15th March, 1873, Daniel F. Savage. ., ... : . . .; ; ; The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this (Wed nesday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock, at the First Baptist Church, thence to Oakdale Cemetery. V MARCH' 2G,. 1873. i l NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE DEMAND FOB OUFl FaYoritis Elour ' "4'y ; . HAS BEEN SO GREAT THAT'WK WEBJB compelled to order it . . - ' ; THIIOUGII llY ItAUU' v-The once-in-five-weeks line of steamers net cem- ig uu tu cnutsr promise or us emergency, and we were determined, , . V - : ' "- OTJB CUSTOMERS SHOULD NOT SUFFER by' mslng' inferior brands of Flours 'Our brand In Barrels and Half Barrels or in smaller psckages, is sold only st our storehouse, -: . . TNortli 'Front Street, . mar S-tt .-By' CHAS. D. MYERS & CO. BY SAMPLE OF CHROMOS 13 TO BE 8EEN, admired and appreciated by all lovers of the Live Book Store. A perfect Kaleidoscope of Art. The quantity and great variety of Chromos, just received and on exhi bition. Taste and style is everything; , ' -'V1 !'""---.ART. '' All in want of pictures refinement and beauty at home should go and make their first selections of the Chromos which are foe sale at . - r - HEINSBERGER'S ' Live Book, and Music Store. mar 88-tf. At; Ijow Prices:. TTTfi OFFBR A ; , UAUUH STOCK i of ntw and desirable BOOTS " T.ATtT Pntrna WC. m-r w a 1 T NEW STYLES AT . ,: ;i 1 GEO. R. FRENCH & SON, -'; ; mat J8-tf -jv ; . North front street. Coiicora Chapter NoM; A SPECIAL MCTTINO THIS fWEDNESDAT) evening, at 1H o'clock, ' or work In the P. M. degree. All Royal Arch Masons in good standing are fraternally invited. By order of the H. P.: - H ' ;H 1 B.P.BLRRIs6n, Sec'jv., St. Jobot's Hall, Marobytft, ' : i -lt "-1 , Post copy. ,. .,j r ,. s j, - ,. ..ViT i Stf Johil's Lodge No. 1, YRETHREN: YOU WILL ASSEMBLE AT ST. 'X John's Hall ;THIS (Wednesday) afternoon PROMPTLY, at half-past o'clock, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to our deceased Brother, DANIEL F. SAY AGE. - All Master Masons in good standing in their respective Lodges are In vited to attend. By order of the W. M... v. , . f ; " WM. M.-BOISSON, St John's Hall, March 96, 1873-lt Secretary. Wanted TWO GENTLEMAN BOARDERS ' IN A PRI vate family. Rooms well located for comfort, and in a very quiet neighborhood, with pleasant sur roundings, and not too far from business centre. Apply through . ,, , . , .. . .-' mar Sft-nao 8t-S6, S8, 80 P.O. BOX 862. Tnos. Gilkics. ! - - t. C DxRossn - f - . QBiSlIE & DeBOSSElV General Insnrance t Agent,' ' ' JIBE, MABINEV LIFE. ' ; prfneess Street, near Water deo J0-nac-tf : ' . ; - ; .rV - Horsd Blankets, lA LAP ROBES, WOOL MATS, TRUNKS, HAB ness, Saddles, Bridles, Cellars, Hamas, Chains, Saddlery, Hardware, Travelling Bags, Feather Dus ters. - . - - . - , -Stock. I.arare' an A Prleea Low. .... i? j . S. Xopbtsun 4c Co.. "--. ' f . - - No. I Bonth Front St, " octM-ttnte ; ' '. Wihnuucum, N. a ; ' MISCELLANEOUS. M.; CR ONL Tt Auctioneer, f Valfi . ani;. Estate ; '"V' AT AUCTIOW.".; .'; ' : : , "::-"-'.:. . ON THURSDAY NEXT, S7th INST., AT 10 o'clock A. M., we will sell at Exchange Corner, that valuable and desirabla. s - 1 . HOUSE AND LOT situated on the west side of Third, between Ann and Nun streets, at present occupied by Dr. D. M. Buie. The lot has a front of 66 feet on Third street running back west 169 feet 7 The improvement consists or dwelling containing sir rooms, kitchen, water and all necessary outhouses on the premises. TERMS One half, cash; balance, 6 months credit with 8 per cent interest, with mortgage, &c . Journal copy fct-tuesAwed. . mar S3-2t-su-th ft rpHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXI9T X ing under the name and style of J. J. SCOTT A CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent J. J. Scott is alone authorized to settle up the old busi ness., . ' - .-'"' '.--.ti;'-'-t J. J.SCOTT, ;:-. : '.. IL J.SAULS, The undersigned will continue to transact a com mission business on bis account, under the name and style of ; J. J. SCOTT & CO. ''4 and respectfully asks a continuance of the patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed, j 5.V::- M-i- -'J."J. SCOTT. . For reference we refer to . i 5 Capt L B- Grainger, President Bank of New Han over, Wilmington, N. C - E. B.-Borden, President Branch Bank New Hano ver, Goldsboro, N. C. Hon. W. T. Dortch, W. J. tEmmJand Messrs. B. 6 J. W. Aycockv - -- - - t mar 11-Sm Extra Family Floxir. SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THE BEST TRADE. ' Every barrel guaranteed and delivered at your house. . " . - mar95-tf ; JAMES a STEVENSON.. Dry Spited Heats. 30 BOXES SIDES AND SHOULDERS. " " 10 BOXES BELLIES. For sale bv march 25-2t DnROSSET A CO. . WHOLE NO. 1,698; . : a$pELLANEOUS. "CHEERFUL "GEMS 09 i VOICES". FOR ; SCHOOLS 1 : . , 1 There is ; . . . oe teistike about STRAUSS I" ALL BUY IT1 the remarkable. ,i b A Si A, fj ( U character .: bf this MODEL INSTRUCTION BOOK. From the first it has taken the fl tt M lead, selling largely. and eliciting high commandatiene from those well tr n m tt i r ; , - qiaUfledto judge. U Jj 1 H U IJ Mnsical ; writers for the papers say: VLikeiy to become as popular as . RteharafcotfV "The Very, Dook.M "Among " .notices ' every article' U llnsUy REED placed it far above any similar book," "Attracts : and allures' the pupfl." "Over flowing with 0 B Q A H S pure melodies." ;; .': - t0 $3 54 :Fo sale ererywhere.? V y "SPARKLING ..RUBIESIV FOR ' SAB. SCH'LS. iOuvzRDrrsoHr jfcCo MTTSTnAT. .Boston, r . . C. H. Dmon A Co., TREasure:'. vtu xuoauway, . X, ' ALL ". TRYIT1 mar ii-ziaw-ia .. ; Office Treasurer aiii Collector, .; . cmr of wiunitGTotr, i W. P. Cajudat, Esq, City Jtarshal: 8rn--l'In reference to the matter Of construcUng suitable sidewalks on certain streets the Committee, on Streets and Wharves,, to whom the matter was referred at the last meeting of the Board, reported recommending that pavements be constructed on Front from Red Cross to Castle: on Second from Princess to Orange; on Market from River to Ninth street; on Red Cross front Nutt tofleoond; on Wal nut from Nutt to Front: on Mulberrr from Water to Front; on Water from Chesnut to. Mulberry; on Chesnut from Water to Front; on Princess from Wa ter to Third; rm TVvlr fmm VCT Orange from Water to Front streets; and that tne Marshal be Instructed to give notce through the papers to ' the property owners, on said streets that if sidewalks made of brick or stone .(flag) are not constructed by the 1st of Mav next, the city will do the work and the property in iron, oi sucn sidewalks will be assessed to pay for such work. : AH sidewalks to be constructed nnw the supervision the Marshal.n- ' ' , The report waa-recelved and adopted on the 16th of December, 1878. ,., T.C.SERVOSS, -! ' janMebl-marl-pU15 ;,aty Treasurer...- marshal's Office; ! H CITY OP WILMINGTON, N. CM "I ; January Tth, 1873. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ABOVE ORDER from the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. I herebv give notice that if the owners of property along the streets named above fill to construct sidewalks of bricks or stone (flag), by the lat Say of "May, 1878, it will be done by the city at their expense. , . , W. P. CANADAY. Cltr Marshal. ' ' Z jaa Meb 1, mar 1, april 115 ; ' ' ; . t . PREPAID TICKETS ? FROM EUROPE to WILHIHSTON, H. C. Great Kedactlon of Rates, TUB MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS OF THE AL LAN LINE will, leave Liverpool for Norfolk, Va., every alternate Tuesday during Spring end Summer of 1878, connecting with Wilmington by railroad. Steeram &nT Tntannwlita r.in t....n. as follows: . -, 7"; . . w) - - - . Liverpool, Queenstown,Glas-1 Steerage gow.Londen or Bristol to- . -Wilmington, N.C. , , ) Interned. $53 to $81 $M Hamburg, Antwerp, Holland ox J Steerage. .... 35 -u tt uiuuigiuii, a. v..i. ) lniermeaoate (o4 Psris, Norway ot Sweden to WH- Steerage. ; . is9 ,, mington, N. C, t . ;rt , f Intermediate $58 : Passenger accommodations unsurpassed! , .. Parties wishing to send for fridbds wO apply to ; '. .. " - 4.y-. fFEUST 4 HINSON," Wnxux Luo, Genl Agent, Korforkl mar 8-dJ moawSuu wlm ; " vStarch; Starch. 1AA BOXES ' r 1 t luV PB1BL If ABOH. ' ! "5- . ' Forsaleby - -; march 25-St . , , . DiROSSET & CO. p - W. JL STEVEITSOir, Ageat.i I Crockery & GlassWare l' AT LOW FIGURES, J F 0 B ,C A S IT O Kt YW "' mar804w..'v 5 Salt! Salt! Salt! QO OAA SACKS AMERICAN AND - 1. , . :'..".-.-.!.'. j, , t r . ' 1 . . ' ' .v " ' LIVERPOOL GROUND ALUM : ;- - - - , And Wortnlngton FINE SALT, ' ' ' For sale low by " ; Ctt-tTv ' ' . WTLLARD BROS. . , : Coal, Coal. llE CAN SUPPLY ALL SIZES FOR ,FTJR YV naces, grates, stoves and ranges. r r ';-v!Vi'r'..- 1 ; WOOD.",,., j : j. f v j. - . , Ample supply of Oak and Pine of good quality. - mar7-tf '." O. G. PARSLEY A CO. We Haifr BeceiTei ly Stealer To-Day ,! '. A choice lot of . r "DURE FRENCH CANDIES, - , . . ; JC Dried Figs, Prunes, Dates, f Fresh Nuts, Lemons, Apples, Jellies, Preserves, &c, &c , feb-tf - ' -i .1 WEST A CO. Proctor & (3-amble's "J .' "LIGHT OF DAY" BRAND " : AB AH AH TIRE CANDLES. ALL SIZES. ALS&. HOTEL CANDLES, AT manufacturer's prices. Sold By . r tttt m nrr7irv nrt jan 18-Sm Baltimore, Md. HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST OF Chas. E. Cleapor I shall hereafter carry on the business of the old firm at the same stand base-, ment of Purcell House. s ; -,. ' i 1 Thanking the public for the liberal patronage be stowed upon the old firm, I hope to merit a continu ance of the same by a strict attention to my business.- - ; ;' - 4 mar 11-tf . v. J. H. CARRAWAY. E. FRANK. OOE'S AH1I0HIATED SUPER ' PHOSPHATE. 100 Tons Now I-Midtng. ;,. 15-tf O. a PARSLEY CO. V KATES OP ApTEIXTISINO. OneSiuareoneday,.... ,....... .....ft M , , . three oays. 00 . .' ul:ijifT'-!''.',,",.vw.".....IM. '' - 1 M Myi..ttrsi u.ini,.,,, 8 00 M. f . SSI? J .ee. 8 W - M w!!?. 'mm m....... ft 00 Aft u Tlir w6k . 6 60 - "wtli...,..-.1...... 8 00 Two months...,.., 15 00 Threemonths. , ....tt 00 u '"' ' ths.. 85 0O One year .MM , 3P"Contract Advertisements taken at propor tlonately low rates, ... . Five Squares estimated as a quarter-column, and ten squares as a half-column. ' ": VT MISCEIXAUEOUS. . Fine Silk Hats! . ; . j ; ; THB SPRINO 8TYI.1.. nals, Cassimeres AND SUITINGS . ' . -rpp MAKE TO ORDER, NOW OPENING. " ;;,-v:;'W..! ordeniwlth, f 1 ; ; "f-y i' mtinson '& co., marS3-tf . J Merchant Tailors, 88 Market st Full Line of Samples. C UQAR, COFFEE, FLOUR,"mOLASSES. SYRUP, u BACON, GLUE, FERTILIZERS, c., Ac. Orders for Northern Markets telegraphed and answers returned promptly. ' ; v Orders for this Market promptly executed. (; Negotiate sales or purchases all descripUons of Merchandise. .5 U-V--- i'rfV.-o ; V Send in orders for Wilcox, GIbbs tt Oo.'s Guanos atonee. . . v" ' '- mar83-lm - . JAS. T. PETTEWAY, Broker. Mineral Waters I Medicines ! ; ; Excelsior Spring Water on Draught CONGRESS, HATHORN.1' GETTYSBURO, .... ' .?C?T XND KISSINGBN WATERS, 1 i i -Bjfh Case or Bottle. SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR, AYER'S AND RADWA YS 8AR8APARILLAS, ROSADALIS, i nr.;. ! .i 'J ' : 1 : ....... And a large supply , of Preprletary. Remedies, ; ; 7 J. K. MoILHENNY, ! :' .1 V;V :S ..Druggist and Chemist, mar 16-tf ' Lippitt's Comer. :. V-: 100 BOXES,;, . McKenzie's Albert; Biscuits :;. ,!,. a fill J-X. ENGLISH CllEAH CHEESE. 5Q BBLS APPLES, AND 0 BOXES ORANGES ; AND LEMONS, IMPORTED MARMA v. LADE AND ASSORTED JAMS. ' t-aiiipirt? .r. r iuur, - f Fresn from Steamerl 1' Cainel MM i Atiore's Mince Heat msitt-tf''T V1I and 18 Front Street Just Received : t-r- i 5 1 M? A LAKGB LOT OF Also a one lot or im ported and Domestic rs. Price reduced to new ' SO cent tax. r;. 'i; rtJl.'SEHm H. BURiraiMEB, ' -'..ISlTi-'! ovpi or tne Indian uuer, Jantt-tf ;r- ; r No, e Market street A.Grccnwald & Co., ,. ONLY" SUCCESSORS TO: ' ' :G$WjtyA do.. NO I KABKBT STBBBT, . ..'! ........ .. - ' BBAISTDIES, GUSTS, OjriiT SALESMAN FOR THE HOUSE. Molasses and Colfee ! jQ HHDS AND BBLS CUBA MOLASSES, ; -j rr r. BHDS SUGAR H. MOLASSES, QQ BBIB bVgaR Hi MOLASSES, BBLS GOLDEN" FLEECE SYRUP, . SACKS COFFEE, '1 . ' For sale by "" ., ' - - "'.$ ';-'... F W. KERCHNER, mar tS-tf , . tl. a and 89 North Water st SUNDRIES! g. C. , RICE IN TIERCES AND . BARRELS; Q0FFKE3-RI0, LAGUAYBA AND JAVA; gUOARS ALL GRADES; ' ' ' pLOUB-SUPER. TO EXTRA FAMTLTl Raisins, Candle. Fire Crackers, IN LOTS TO SUIT, r For sale at ADRIAN i VOLLERS. deel-tf ..... . The Camden Journal, CAMDEN," 8. '. : '' '" - ' .' -',. PUBLISHED EVERT. THURSDAY AT 2 SO per annum. Advertising rates liberal. . r . JOHN KERSHAW, Prop'r. W H. Bbbhakd, Agent' . Qan M-tf i .1 ' ' Bacon and Pork." OAA BOXES D. S. SIDES 3c SHOULDERS, 135 &JJ Boxes and Hhds Smoked Sides and Should ers, SCO Bbls Pork, - Forsaleby, " . ' F. W. KERCHNER, mar S3-tf 1 , Tl, td and M North. Water St. Ilagistrato's Offico. "pTAVINQ BEEN APPOINTED ' A y JUSTICE OF THE PBACK ' 'for New Hanover County, I am prepared to transact any business that may be entrusted to me. , Office, next door west of the Court House. ; ' inarSB-lw ; r . , THOS. M. GARDNER. Shaving SiUopn. JOB TURNER INFORMS HIS NUMEROUS friends and customers that he has recently fitted up his establishment, in the rear of Mr. Range's Sa loon, and is prepared to do all work in his line, such as Shaving, Hair Cutting, Ac, as neatly and expedV ttoualy ultcanbedoaeinthecUy. - eft- .. .. ; . W'ri . uouuua u-incu ring . tt V i Ii bright and dark double y- -k7 thick Navy, black and ; it'-r-Si' f -sweet: Cavendish jf, -yT VJL 3. andothergradesoftSe v . Ja--' 1 ill "I A- ' , ? n i r i , i 'j ( ; -