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' OUTLINES. preadful was the storm visitation ia Bur lingtoa, Iowa, Saturday,' houses having been blown down and seven-persons killed, vo,,; manv wounded.' The scene at Castle Garden, when the AUanlte sur-K virors arrived, it is said, beggars escniv tiou They disparage the Captain and crew. I n' fight with the 'Apaches thirty- (ight were killed. m The March report of the Department" of Agriculture speaks hopefully of the aspects of American farm- I inc. ocean calamity are published. A large part of New York is deprived of gas by a strike of the gas men. Chances are that there was no election for Governor in Connecticut. The Wall street Bull movement in gold continues. A New York jury was charged yesterday to deal severely with violations of;. usury laws". Considerable fire occurred in Murf rees- boro, Tenn. English Parliament ad journed uptil 21st Inst. : -.'. ! )Veetern natlroad. From the Raleigh. Sentinek. The annual meeting of the stock holders of this compauy took place at Fayettevillo ou Thursday last, Maj. D. G. SIcRae in the chair, and John M. Uo.se, secretary. A large majority of the stock was represented. L C. Jones, Esq., was re-elected President by a vote of 2,Z78 against 11 scattering votes. J. D. Williams, A. A. McKethan, E. J. Dlly, W. C? 5lcDuffie and S. -J. Hinsdale weie elected Directors on the part of in dividual stockholders. W . A. Guth rie, J. R. Lee, E. L. Pemberton and T. S. Lntterloho are the State Directors.'- . Oii motion of W. A. Gnthrie, the act of the last Legislature authoriz ing the committee to issue bonds was accepted. A committee of nine was ad pointed to attend a railroad, meeting at Lynchburg, Va., on the 8th instant, at which it is expected action will be taken to extend the Lynchburg and Danville Railroad into this State. . The report of the President in re gard to the operations of the com pany is quite satisfactory. It shows that the gross earnings of the road for the year have been $70,792.93; operating expenses $52,544.92 leav ing, net earnings, $18,247.01, which has been expended in increas the rolling stock and ne- mg cessary repairs. ine receipts for the fiscal year just , closed are in excess of those of last year 117,253, while the increase in running expenses was $8,947 40 increase. in receipts 32 per cent., in running ex penses only 21 percent. 11 percent, difference. The report states that no accident has occurred during the year by which cither passenger or em ployee has been injured. In regard to the past condition of the affairs of theaynrpany, the Pres ident says: " The suits institnted for the pur pose of setting aside the mortgage made by my predecessor and for securing the bonds issued thereunder, are still in progress, and we have reason to hope will soon be brought to a satisfactory termination.". 4 THE OIT"Z". NEW 'ADVERTISEMENTS. VVic M. Poisaow. Masonic Edwakdb & Hall. Provisions, Ac. M. Cuoslt. Auction Sales. Cue en & Flanker Gum Camphor, &c. See Card of Hiram nankins. : DracA5 Holmes. Notice. A. C. H TrscKEir. Executor's Sale. . , . IL B. Jewett. L'Arioso Club Meeting. P. IlKEtsBERQER. Envelopes, &c. Handsome Testimonial. We seo from 'the Macon Telegraph, and Memngerot the 4th Inst , that the officers and employees of the Macon and Bruns wick Road lately presented to Gen. Wm. Mcliae, formerly of this city, a very hand sale testimonial of their regard for him as a superior officer. The chain was a very heavy one and very beautiful. The locket was perhaps an inch and a half in diameter. On one Side of it waa. a verv excellent en. . j graving of a locomotive, while on the other wJe was the following legend t "Gen. Wm, McRae, from Officers and Employees of the Macon and Brunswick Railroad, Feb ruary, 1873.H The locket contained a small compass, thus completing a most appropri ategift .. , , . . . , . . . wm C. tc 11. Railroad. i . An effort was made yesterday, to obtain information of the State Executive depart ment as to the important action; had on rnday affecting the Wilmington, Charlotte nd Rutberfordi railroad. But, for some reason or other, the information was with held. Raleigh Sentinel., . u, If we were allowed to hazard a conjee ture, we would say that the "important ac tion" referred to by the Beniind was in re gard to the Bute's endorsement of one mil Hon dollars of the first-mortgage bonds of the Wilminrton. Charlotte Wnwfci Railway Company; that the matter was ad- justed satisfactorily to all nartle.. -nrf tw consequence, .the 8tate will not Interfere Wi the Bale to take place on the 10th Inst "Meet Srtnkler Needed. " , v,: Some sort of street . sprinkling operation hadly needed on Water street where tb clouds of dust was almost suffocating and Minding to those who were on the streets yesterday.' J - - ; ' - - Front and Market streets would also be greatly : benefitted by being sprinkled Jroperiy two orhree times a day. Local Dots. . ; Pry and dusty. V - Fire raging id the woods Southeast of the city, '. . - T . We learn that MrsTHarrietJJeacher Btowe designs paying this city a visit soon. r The steamer Frances Wright arrived 'at New york from this port yesterday. Emergent communication of St John's Lodge this evening, at 8 o'clock! " We had a call yesterday from Mr. Harry Clapham," Business -Agent r6f Cal Gen. It E. Colston will sail from New York for .Egypt, on the Cunard steamer AbygynnniO) to-morrow. A meeting of the . L'Ariosa Pleasure Club will be held at the drugstore of Messrs. Green & King this evening at 8 o'clock. Business of importance will be transacted. The thermometer in this office yester day at I P. M. indicated 87 degrees. On Sunday, at 2 o'clock, at the Purcell House, it was up to 89. Nearly up to the average heat last summer. .' . Railway Rumen. " , Jt is rumored that no attention will be paid to the injunction of Judge, Logan re straining the Commissioners from selling the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railway. It is claimed that Judge Logan has no jurisdiction in the case, and that even if he had the maximum penalty he could exact for " contempt" would be a fine of $200. It is also rumored that Mr. R Y. McAden will appear before His Honor Judge Rus sell, at Chambers to-morrow, with a distin guished array of counsel, and will apply for an injunction. Mr. McAden is the holder, as we learn, of nearly $200,000 of the first morgage bonds of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railway Com pany, and seems to possess the unpardona ble weakness of trying to obtain the high est possible price for his bonds. It is rumored further, that if Mr. McAden fail in Ills effort to " injunct,"- that he will attend the sale Thursday, as a bidder, and make things lively for the bondholders who are marshalled under the leadership of the indomitable Judge Onderdonk. We hope there will be no postponement of the sale; but we take no sides in the fight bet ween , the Onderdonkers and the Mc Adenites on the question of bonds. It is the interest of the former that the road shall bring a merely nominal price; it is the in terest of the latter that it shall bring the highest possible figure. It is, therefore, quite natural that both parties should feel somewhat solicitous as to the result of the sale. But it Is a : matter of no interest or importance to us whether the road sell for three thousand dollars or three million dollars. Mr. McAden represents the financial bull, while Judge Onderdonk represents the financial bear. ' " : Educational, , A public meeting of the friends of. pop ular education will be held at Lillington, in this County, on Saturday next Hon. Silas N.' Martin. Sheriff A. R." Black and others will address the meeting. It is hoped there will be a large attendance. After the meeting adjourns, the County i Agricultural Society will hold a meeting, as we are Informed by the .President, Mr. John H. Murphy: - ' - f . ; i v This Is a movement in the right direction. Let us arouse on the great subject of pub lic education. It is the main hope of our people; next to that is agriculture, for from education and agriculture all our prosperity must come. Let us hear that this has been a rousing meeting, buch meetings are greatly . needed. . Tito Death of Air. S. T. Dearlng. Alluding to the death of 8. T. Dealing, Esq., formerly of the Express Office in this city, mention of which was made in this paper a few days since, the Augusta Chron icle and Sentinel says: "The deceased had only reached the age of thirty-one years. He was prominent among the most worthy and exemplary- young men" or the com mtinltv. 'Dossessine Qualities of head and heart which won the admiration of a large circle of friends, who are stricken with sorrow by his early death, aod who will sadly mingle their sympathies -with those upon. whom this blow falls with heaviest weight". . . ' ' Sfaror Court, j , -.. John C. Smith, charged with disorderly conduct, cursing and resisting an officer while In the discharge of his duty, was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of $15 or go the Work: to 80 days. He was also required to enter Into security Jn the sum of $200 for his appearance at Court York Wiggins, charged with disorderly conduct and resisting a policeman while in the discharge of his duty was sentenced to pay a fine of $15 or go to the Work House for 80 days. Also required to give security in the sum of $200 for his appearance at the ; next term of the Superior Court 1 . : Firemen Parade. , ''. . 1. The color?d firemen ois city had their "gular monthly parade yesterday. They V7ere accompanied by a band of music and very imposing appearance. -Last mht hey had .baU at 7 . W f.or th of h? f an6! M entertaininS the JfllMnT firemen from ' Charleston and visiting ; firemen from Charleston ; and Columbia in May next , ' . : : . , , . WlImtiiKton fllntual Inearmneo Co. The Wilmington Mutual Insurance Com pany metat the office of . the. Secretary and Treasurer yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, and after transacting some unimportant bu siness adjourned to meet on "Wednesday evening next, at 8 o'clock, at the same place. - BOARD OF ALDEB9IEN. Extract from tbe) JProeeedlns ' The Board met last night in regular emp monthly session. - Petition of B. F. Mitchell & Son for per mission.to extend the awning in front of their store was reported upon unfavorably and report confirmed. ; j . :. - The Committee on Streets and Wharves, to whom was referred a petition in regard to opening and sawdusting Castle street, to conpect with the road contemplated to be made to the Sound, reported, recommend ing the granting of said petition. Report confirmed., -.t,ts ..v.--. i y In reference to a petition of J. N. Hin ton, the Committee on Streets and Wharves reported, recommending that the sidewalk on the east side of Fifth street,- from Ann to Church, be sawdusted. Report con firmed. . v v - . Petition . 6f . sundry citizens for. a gas lamp at the corner of Second and Princess Btreetswas not granted. " ' N' It was ordered that three additional cis terns be '.constructed, and that they be h cated under the direction of the Commit tee on Fire Department, ' ! . On motion, the contract for building the three cisterns was awarded to Henry Green, he being the lowest bidder, y , The Committee on Finance, to. whom was referred the petition of S. N. Martin, Esq., to exempt from taxation - all cotton cloth or cotton yarn factories that shall be established within the city limits during their construction and ten years after they commence work, reported, and on recom mendation of the City Attorney deny the right of the city to grant the said petition. Report and legal opinion of the Attorney received. ' 1 - ' ' ' ' The report of the Sheriff, - covering the verdict of the jury summoned to assess the damages and benefits attending the opening of Nutt street having been made, the Board resolved that the said report be not ap proved on the ground that the action of the jury did not proceed upon the principle of equality and confine their assessments to the taxing district embraced in the ordi nance ordering the opening of said street On motion, it was ordered that Nutt street be opened to the width of forty-seven feet and that the Mayor proceed to execute this order according to law, said street to be opened between Mulberry and "Bruns wick streets. Adopted. " ' . Petition of sundry citizens to have two dilapidated buildings on Fif th,between Mul berry and Walnutt streets, pulled down, on the ground that they endanger other prop erty in the neighborhood was referred to the Committee on Streets and Wharves with power to act V . V Petitions of John W. Gerdts, Wm. IL Grotjan and O. C. W. Mallet for recom mendations for licenses to retail spirituous liquors, were granted. . ' Wm. G. Fowler, Sr., was granted-permission to erect a one-story frame building with tin roof on corner Front and Ana streets. :- A communication from F. W. Potter' Quarantine Physician, in reference to mat ters pertaining to the recent case of small pox, was read and received. - - Communication from Edward, Kidder asking that the city in its corporate capacity pay an annual sum of about $5,000 towards keeping np the proposed Water Works, or rather for the use of the water, the city to have as many hydrants as it may chose, was received. . .'.. ' ' '"" ' Communication from James F. Post, covering plans and specifications for re pairing the City Hall, was( referred to the Committee on Public Buildings. On motion of Alderman Bates it was Resolved, That the thanks of the Board are due and are - hereby , tendered to Mr. Henry Nutt fox the great interest and val uable services towards our Harbor Improve ment ' The Beard went into an election of Registers and Inspectors, to serve in the municipal election in May, with the follow ing result: - ' :' . First TTard, John D. Love, J. S. W. Eagles, W. HMoore. - - ' , -, Second " Ward.r-3. W. Spalding, Thos. Conner, Roger Moore. . ; 1 - Third, Ward. Chas. Bissenger, Wm. M. HarrisB, Allen Evans. W Fourth Ward. John J. Fowler", Wm. A. Green, W. B. Hall. ' ' 'Fifth Ward. Washington Howe, John MiDis, Elijah Hewlett' i i h ' The places for registration and poll-holding were fixed as follows : , , . ; First Ward, Brooklyn Engine House. Second Ward, Court House. ' -Third Ward, Neill Gerken's store. Fourth Ward, Cape Fear Engine Bouse, on Ann street. Fifth Wal" Anthony Howe's shop, on Queen, between Second and Third streets. A communication from Dr. A. E. Wright in reference to a pest house for contagious diseases was referred to the Committee on PublifrBuildings. .. , -. The contract for constructing a hose car riage for the Howard R. F. E. Company was awarded to Wm. Kellogg. 1 L The Board adjourned to the 3rd Monday in April. A Polyglot Bubinxss. -The widespread mflnence of American skill and enterprise has outstripped the comprehension of the Americans themselves. The fabrics of our mills clothe the savageaof both con- tinenta. -They wrap the loins or ATrlca, and the tawny akina of 8onth American pampas. But wider still are spread the products of our skill in medicines. A late visit to Dr. J. C. Ayer-4 Co. 'a laboratory and office in Lowell showed up that the whole surface of the habitable globe pays its trmntetnere; mere they .tnr tn ami xtrva tha reauirementa of almost all nations. Their publications are in the many tonguea that widely-severed people use. Their-, letters must be read from and written ia many tongues, for which there site a long range of correspondents with the indispensable accomplishments for their duties. Their daily mail of half a bushel of letters brines them advices, orders and remittances from the circle ox ine woria. we were overwueim amaze ment, and our readers would be by an Inspection of this wonderfully extensive, health-dealing enterprise. uouy.Bpnngs caus) vonserranve. apj COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. , Extracts from tne arocoedlnss. -S " The Board met last night in regular - session.--- --'-: --- ". '' ; - Application of Drr IL F. .-Murphy, in reference to the condition a small bridge over the ereek at South Washington, was referred back to him for a statement of the cost, the Chairman being authorized to con tract for the same, c 1 County bonds bearing date of March 1st, 1869, of denominations of $100 each, with two coupons attached, : payable Sep tember 1st, 1873, and March 1st, 1874, and numbered from 10 to 22, iuclusive, were destroyed in the presence of the Board. The Chairman, was .authorized to draw on the' County Treasurer for the sum of $97 toie refunded to the State Treasurer for error in appropriating School Fund to Franklin township. ; ; ' ' The chairman was authorized to give an order on the County Treasurer for $52 08, in favor of Bass, Scott & Co., for taxes erroneously paid by them under Schedule B, for 1873. : " ' . Rino Walker was ordered sent to the County Poor House for proper treatment Samuel Blossom, at Castle Haynq; Isaac H. Brown, at ' Lillington; John IL Lee, at Burgaw; Edward Garriss, at South Washington; and John Smith, at Leesburg, were granted license to retail spirituous liquors. ' . ; ' . Adjourned to meet again on the 21st inst, atSP. M. r - Dlstlngulsned Vleltora. Hon. Wfflian Cullen Bryant, Editor of the New York Evening Post, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Godwin, wife of Park Godwin, Esq., Managing Editor; of the Post, Mr. J. Durand, artist and art critic, Miss Bryant and Miss Fairchild, arrived here on the 10:40 train Saturday night, and took lodgings at the Purcell .House, Mr. Bryant visited Miss Bradley's Sabbath school Sunday afternoon, where, of course, , he attracted much attention. The party left for the North yesterday morning. . . . - . Hon. S. S. . Cox, of : New York, better known as " Sunset" Cox, arrived here Sun day morning; accompanied by his wife and Dr. Ide, his uncle, and lady, and registered at the Purcell House. Mr. Cox, in com pany with Hon. A.U. Waddell, drove through the city during the .day and we learn that he was very favorably impressed with the evident signs of progress and im provement which was to be seen on every hand. He. and his party departed North ward yesterday morning. Happy Cal Wagner. Cal Wagner's Minstrel Troupe, . which opens at the-Opera House in this city to morrow evening, is meeting with very flat tering success in their Southern tour. Of their final performance in Savannah, the Newt of that city says t " Cal Wagner and his fine troupe had a crowded house last night on the occasion of their farewell to Savannah for, this .season. We have ex pressed our admiration of the troupe in tola many times before, and onr praise was sus tained by them last night. The manage ment of Mr. J. H. Haverly contributes greatly , to the success of the whole, and on or off the stage, everything moves like clock work. : ; - - , "All the specialties were well up last night, and catching Infection from the good humored audience, rendered their points withspirit - - r 'k v ''Wevflatxihemin. success throughout the remainder of their tour, and a speedy return to Savannah." - t ; WumD. A young man who baa been in the dry goods baainesa and wishes a ait nation in a first class retail house. References required.. Apply at this office. ; - . y .. . : LIJT OF LETTEBS . :, Remaining in the city post-office April 7th, 1873: - A Clarar Anders," TJ Armstrong, Robt Amann. - , B. John Brown, Marth Blount, Richera Brown, Ned Baty,-Temperance Beech, Lauson Bank, Jannie Bett, Haydr Brown, Hannah Buckhannon, . Charles N Bremer, Freddy Barnes, Anny Blackmond. C Daniel Clumness, P Cogtalverchi, L P Curtis, James Canady, Susan Carter, Thomas dimming, Mary Clifford, Mary Car, Virginia Craige. - D. Martha Danel, James Henry Davis, Thomas Dewrant, Wade Drake, William Dugierl. Martha Ebron, Joseph Eagerton, James Exom, H O Everitt, D J Emdem, Catteery Farmer, Ella Grudy, Lula Gauss, Samuel Green, Samuel Graym, W I Cause, Charles Hodges, A C Hossard, Alexander Hockady, J N Huske, J N Herbert, Mary Hussen, W A Henderson. - ,. J. D Jameson, Charles J Jofney, E F Judd, Henry Johnson. K Jacob Kelly, Jas King, for B T Thompson, E Kiefer. ' " " L.-nJ ames Linon, ' John Landing,' M A Lie, ' - M. Sallie AcArson, Wm Muricon, for John Revis, Dick McCon, for Harry Ander son, John McEntee, J W McCarson, Mack Millbm, "James Man gum, Nead Moore, Rose Moore, ' Thomas Moore, r , ' N. Dublin Nichols, David J Nixon, JIas M Newton, Mollie LrNixon. , P. Theodore Plutsh, Eliza Ann Patrick, G Pappler, John H Parker, J E Pogue, W T Phipps, Mansurs Purrelulier, Sallie Phil pott, - Archie. Roberson, - Eddy -Robbins, Mary M Ruey, James Kegesters. S. W B Skipper, W 11 Swindell, .Nancy Sellers, Margarett Swirk, J A Sawtherlan, for .Nancy Aiaermen, jtuia aeuers, xieacon Sauls, G H Smith, Eliza Skipper, Miss Stark, for Lottie Taylor Alexander Smith, -B- F Spooner, Alexander Swan; Sarah Sod berry, Ben jamin Strong : f , T. Ch M Thayer, Joseph Turner. W.-tA F Wheeler, Alice Wood, Lizzie Williamson, Ed Wilwarw, Edwin Wall, O Wakker, Jas H Walters, James S Wilson; X it W i V. fV fff WU 1 WKHUO. A. JMI F U on. Tillery & Wilkerson for W Green. - Persona calling, for letters in the above list will please say "advertised.n If not called for within 80 days they will be sent to tne Dead Letter Office. . - Ed. R Brink, P. M. .WMngton;: April 7, 1873. ' Spirits Turpentined Chariot to. is enjoying a ; huge wild cat .', , ?-. , . - i ;,--" - ? Hon. Horatio Seymour and wife went northward through Charlotte. ) ! r Snndav at 2 P. M. t.ho thermom eter In Charlotte stood at 90 in the shade. Watauga court house and all ine county recorus nave neen ouraea, we i learn from the JVJjtcs.'... , y The States ville Intettiaencer savs 1 the Deputy Marshals are busy getting up intimidation cases. ligeneer,- there is . a rail fence, which has any repairing except a few rails placed on top; The Masons of Raleigh1 and vi cinity have subscribed liberally for the sup port of the Orphan Asylum at Oxford, says tne aenunet. . George Lea, whoc committed a rape upon, an aged colored lady, was sen tenced at Caswell Court to be hanged on tne tstn oi May next .. Bonitz wants the photographs of all the editors in the State, with which counterfeits he proposes to adorn the walls oi nis sanctum sanctorum. v The total number registered for the municipal election in Raleigh up to I Saturday night was 534. Of these 215 are The Statesville TnteMqencer re cords a fight between Amos Guy, Melon Walker and several others, in which both the parties named received' severe injuries. i Col. J. B. Palmer, . President of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, has gone .North, to make arrange- meuis lur uuviur aa improved paivera vl rail for his road, v -T. N. Ramsay is verily the Apostle of Temperanee, as he has4 been called. v. In four days of last week he organizeh four lodges of Good Templars, aggregating 117 members. - United States Deputy Marshal Shavender, of Raleigh, had his arm broken by being thrown from nis horse near Uher Sville, in Gaston county, on Thursday, e 3d inst, we learn from the Charlotte Ubsener. The Intelligencer, chronicles an other nearly fatal difficulty. J. C. Bell at tacked Capt T. A. Price, of the Simonton House, with cane and knife. Statesville. usually orderly, seems to be getting up quite a rowdy reputation oi late. ' ine uaariotte Uoserver men tions an accident to a woman and child of Stanley county, by the horse getting fright ened and throwing them from the -buggy. ine child was seriously and-: the woman badly injured. The woman , had been to Charlotte for treatment for cancer The lecture of, Gov. Vance on the Mountain Scenery of North Carolina and the musical performances of Prof. Yon MeyerbofL carried the people of Statesville Yv otnrm rr TTVirJair niMit , TVitt tiall woo crowded to its utmost. The same night The Intelligencer Local had , to report both. ' -The colored temperance jrien of JSewDern call upon all Temperance organi zations of whatever name known or called, . in this State, whether Friends oi Temper ance, Independent Order of Good Tem- gates to a Mass Convention, to be held in the city of Newbern, N.' C., on the first Wednesday in June next, at 13 o'clock SL. We condense from the Charlotte Observer: A. young man named Priester from Allendale, S. C, died at Shelby of a brain disease believed to be the dreadful meningitis. Another young man. Mr. Mc- Gowan, of Laurens county, S. G, also died on Friday night' Both 'were students of Dr. Turner's school Last accounts brought down on the 5 P. M. Lincoln train Satur day, report that a son of Dr. Turner,, and others are effected with tne same disease. Great excitement prevails in Shelby and the students of Dr. Turner's school are leaving in numbers. The Shelby ; Banner Bays the local physicians do not know how to, treat the disease, and have sent to Lincolntonfor a doctor who understands it ; - : v. . DIED. - :. :.- HA8HAOEN In this city at 10:45 o'clock on Monday morning, the 7th Inst, Charles John Fred erick, infant eon of Henry O. and Ann Haahagen, agea m monins ana a oaya' - . - ..The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend the funeral at the residence of the parents, corner-Tourth and Walnut streets, This CTnesday) Attxbnoox, at 4 o'clock, from thence to Oakdale Cemetery. . " NETV ADVERTISEMENTS. Envelopes r . tt. STYLES AND PRICES. AIIt SIZES, STYLES PAPER Blank,' -if Billet, Note, ' s T- : i-y 'i i-; .Letter, Foolscap, Ledger, Cap and Bill Paper, I : r , . Sermon Paper and Initial Paper, . ; : Ruled and Unruled Paper. Blank Books, AH kinds and prices for the use of the Public, .: ana lor sale at HETNSBERGER'S ap8-tf Live Book and Music Store. ATA MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN XX Citv Executive Committee, held at the City Court Room on Friday evening. April 4th, it was resolved that the City Committee call a meeting of tne ttepuDUcan voters ox tne 'x mra wara on Tues day evening, 6th inst., to elect members of the City Committee for that ward. In accordance with that resolution, the Republi can voters of the Third Ward will meet at the City Hall THIS (Tuesday) EVKNLNO. for electing two members to represent the said - Ward u the City Amnuttea vusiUAn uulU, Wa U. Gbxxs, Secretary. . Chairman. ap8-lt . .. . . - , r i . .. " L'Arioso I rpHERE WILL be a meeting A oso Pleasure Club at the lmf OF THE L'ARI- Drue Store of Messrs. Green King,. THIS . (Tusdaj) EVikNING, at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is desired, aa business of the utmost importance will be transacted. Bv order of tne President. -- ap 8-lt ;. - H. B.-JEWETT, See. and Trees. : Gum - Camphor i Piloti d or Barrel. i - V - FREH CONGRESS WATER, per ' Bottle or vase. , . ., . . . . , i , - I . MILLET 8EEO ( ear corn. Early and Late. EAR CORN, Early and Lata. -" , 1 -.fAWXO-VUjO, SiAVBn.BJ3, s.,s . apS-tf . GREEN & FLANNERS. .11 fR. EDITOR.--WILI.YOir PLEASE PUBLISH m In your eolamna tne ract of my being op posed to usurpation by any manor set of men, and therefore I cannot act as one of the City Committee at present i no peopie. nave aecioea ptnerwise. Let tne people rue. jsespeccnuiy, apS-U . HIRAM HANKINS. NEW-ADVERTISEMENTS, -s i M. CB ONL Y, Auctioneer. ; By CR ONL Y 6 MORRIS. iU PeiiSWlB ArtiClGS JI. SteaiSM? - ; : ' - . f OllUltBBr - v rN to-MOEEOW (TUESDAY) AT jo O'CLOCK, Ua M., we will aell, on wharf of Meaera. Barrx 300 BatrelS Ol AppleS . AND FpFATOES.; BOXES OF ORANGES, And all perlflhal ible arUclea ex. ateamahlp Volunteer. apS-1 . . M. CRONIY, Auctioneer. BT CEONLY io MOREI8. TXECUTOR'S SALE. ON TO-MORROW (Wed- XX needar) morning, 9th lust., at 10 o'clock, I w eell at Exchange Corner . ... ONE HORSE, CART AND HARNESS, Belonging to the estate of the late W. B.Rodgers, deceased. - a. v. tx. xx-tcrkjupi, apS-zt Jfixecutor. Qf , TVivi'c'T rr crck7Trk 1 J 91111 s J-iQU-gO Vi U. A , F. & A. M. T?MERGEXT COMMUNICATION THIS (TUES- AZi DAY) evening at 8 o'clock. By order of the W. M. . . WM. M. POISSON. - St. John's Hall, April 8, 1873-lt Secretary. ; Old Line. BARRELS FLOUR. 600 600 Si ARRTTLS PORK. ' 25,000 LBS. D. 8. SIDES AND SHOULDERS. 400 BOXBarOAP. CANDLES, STARCH, PO TASH, LYE. TOBACCO, sc. low to tne traae. p 8-tf - .; .. . EDWAKUS UAL!. New Line. CANDIES. ' . r BRANDY PEACHES, ' . , . CANNED OYSTERS, , 4. , . . . RASINS. . - '" ;-t-Z ,:. f:-A XEAS'AND CIGARS. At wholesale only. apS-tf - - . EDWARDS & HALL. 7. Hickory Chips. QRIED BEEF HAMS. ; ' DRIED VEH1SON HAJ1B. . WHITE AND MIXED BEANS from Hickory Tavern Low, to close oat.- .: ; , -ap8-2t : '' ' EDWARDS HALL. SPKLVG AND SUMMER Miliiiiery & Millinery Goods, iEIJBB0NS,SILK & STRAW GOODS, , "W TT T T Gr.O ODS. Corsets, Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols . AND- UANDKEBCniEFs. r Jnst opened at D. BBOVNiS, Exchange Corner. ONE PRICEt, TERMS CASH I r . ap 6-3tuac Horse Blankets. LAP ROBES. WOOL MATS, TRUNKS, HAR ness, Saddles, Bridles, Collars, Hames, Chains, Saddlery, Hardware, Travelling Bags, Feather Dus ters. , .-.'J - ' ' . . Stock l.au'sre ana rricee low. .- J.S.Tanham AOa.. 1 ' - . No. 8 South Front Sti octaft-tfnae ' . ; Wilmington. N. C Tbos. Gbjekk. T. C DxRossR rj::, GEJE2IE & DeEOSSET, 1 : General Insurance 'Agents, FIRS, MARINE, LIFE. ' ";s . : Princess Street, near "Water. deo 20-nac-tf . .. .. MISCELLANEOUS. vLea & Perm's forcestersliire Sance. TVTO mTTATTON BUT THE GENUINE. PUR- xN chased of the Sole Aeents for America John lmnean's aons, a. x. ttaans, nnts ana uau rims. CHAS. D. MYERS CO.'S. ap 6-tf 7 North. Front street Foreign and Domestic QAUCES, JELLIES, JAMS, MARMALADES AND PRESERVES.' j, - CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.. ap6-tf; j 'v.. 7 North. Froat street - The Wonder OF . . THE WORLD GOOD NEWS FOR ALL. t rpHE GREAT EUROPEAN WIZARD HAS JUST X arrived in this city, who has created such a sen sation all over the worid bv her wonderful powers. She reveals all events through life, tells vou tout Tuture prospects, Dtings togetner inose long separa- tea. causes speeuv mamsKea, Eivea vou a sure in sight to luck, love, business and prosperity. Also shows you a correct likeness of yonr future partner in her celebrated rock diamond, which causes every one to look with amazing wonder.- - Iia onlv once ia a lifetime yon have the opportunity to vleltsucha personage. She can be found, at her residence, 47 Market st.. between Front and Second. Consultation f ee Ladies $1 ; benuemea S3. Bee sign la door. ape-iw- i . . Stirit Casts, Hoop Iron eM Glue. SPIRIT CASKS, TONS HOOP IRON, , OKA BBLS GLUE,'- ;o ' t For sale by :' -" - -J s . F. W. KERCHNER, " - ST. S8 and 88 North Water st ap6-tf Bacon, Pork and Lard 25Q BOXES D. & SIDES ANT SHOULDERS, 200 BoxMBdH,d,8mokea8ld,8nolder, 2QQ BBLS PORE, ; : . 1 Z( TIERCE! AJSU TUBS lard, ?' . Cl.1. "For sale by .. ,.. T. W. KERCHNER, ' - ST.SS and S9 North Water street' SpS-tT' riytut MAKIOM bTAit is (be only newspaper pab X lished at Marion, 8. a Merchants anddealera in fertilizers la Wilmington should remember this In the beginning of the season, if they wish to ad vance their interest in the Pee Dee section one of the best agricultural districts ia Sooth CamHna, Ad dress W. J. McKASALL. JanlS-tf MISCELLANEOUS. ' ; ; 15 0Q0 WHITE 'CORN, v. 1 500 BBLS" rl,01DaAu 200 B0XES S 8' SnSS . ' ok IIHDS BACON SIDES AND SHOULDKRS, gQQ SPIRIT BARRELS, ' ' H 2gQ BBLS B. H. 8YKUP, . - - ..1 v 1QQ HHD3 CUBA MOLASSES, . . jfRl) u . . -,. , , TONS HOOP IKON, 2QQ BAGS COFFEE, 200 BBLS 89QAR'' " ' 2QQ BALES COTTON YARN, . O r BACES SHEETING, Ac, tc, , At low prices. ; - WILLIAMS & MURCHI80N. ap 5-tr i The . Raleigh Sentinel. LARGEST DAILY AT THE CAPITAL The Oliest Daily ia tie State M One. TUB SENTINEL. HAS RECENTLY UNDER gone changes and Improvements which make it one of the beat newspapers of the State, . and aa it circnlatea In every portion tot the State is second to none as an adverUains medium. , Price S8. SE Ml-WEEKLY SENTINEL. The Semi-Weeklv Sentinel is nnqneetionably the cheapest and beet paper of the kind in the State., Price $V THK W KKTTT.V RKYTTNTfT Th a WssVIv Han. tinel la among the largest papers In the Stale, and contains from 86 to 30 columns of choice readlne matter, including the latest telegraphic news from all parts of the world. For the present no adver tisements will be received for this edition, Price of subscription, $3 in advance. Address' 3STOTIOE3. THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXTST ing under the name and styleof J, J. SC OTT A CO. is this dav diarolved bv mutual eon sent. J. J. Scott is alone authorized to settle up the old busi ness. . , J. J.8COTT, 4 ; -; i - 5" h. J. SAULS, The nndersiened will continue to transact a com mission business on his account, under the name and style of J. J. SCOTT a CO. and respectfully asks a continuance of the patronage heretofore ao liberally beatowed. , .,--,- . 5 , ' v--;' " : J. J. SCOTT. y.l i? -For reference werefer to s ; Cant. I. B. Graineer. President Bank of 'New Han- OverWilmington, N. C. js. d. isoraeu, rreaiaent Branch sank new Hano ver, Goldsboro, N. C, Hon. W. T. Dortch, W. J. Exum; and Meters. B. & J. W. Aycock. mar ll-8m A. Greenwald & Co., . " ONLY SUCCESSORS TO 5 GREENWALD b CO.. NO, T. MARKET STBEET, wholxsaxji dsauebs nt WHISKIES, BRANDIES, Gila's, ;t Enms, Segart, Tooacco, &c. 1 T T. O. Bnntlny. ' . .... -, --j. .. - ONLY SALESMAN FOR THE HOUSE. Has long been regarded aa the beat and cheapest Baking Powder ia use. ; Perfectly pure and bealttiv. tt makes, at rfdort notice, delicious Biscuits, Rolls, ' lx: There need be no waste Of food prepared witii it, as it Is always of the best quality We would ear to those who have never- used it that a very few trials will enable them to use it, not only with ent ire latiKfaction, but with economy. Put ap riitx, kit weight, as represented. Grocers and Dealers sea it DOOLET & BROTHER, Prop's, ; 69 : Now Street,' NEW YORK CITY. marchS5-Dod3mos-Tu.ThSa . IrriDrOved Stamps r FOR MARKING Linen) Handkerchiefs, dtc. i7hEKEVEK THIS STAMP IS INTRODUCED TV It baniabea stencil plates, glass pens, indelible pencils and all that class of instruments, it mates a beautiful little present and is very cheap. Com plete sets or rypee are rnrnisnea wun me sump. It ia altogether a very complete arrangement and of great convenience foe - stamping linen, printing cards, names in books, and a tboosand things too numerous to mention. Be sure and ask to see, and don't fail to call, at Tonsorial. HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES OF RAN som Perkins. I take pleasure in Informing his friends and the public generally that he be found la my establishment, under the Purcell House, pre pared to wait on them aa usual. Also to the ladles that all orders for hair dressing, braiding and hair work of all kinds will be promptly aneaasa to. ap5-tf - J. H. CARRAWAY. ; Just Received. tANTOW GINGER PRESERVES, RASPBKRKY Hi KUr, rOTTBD HAM, JELLIES, PRESERVES, LEMONS, ORANQES. Ac. Ac. Ac ALE Ginger Imp., R. Younger, McEwan's; rorter, urown oumt. apS-tf JAS. L METTS, 67 Market at. ; Carpenters' Tools, AF THE VERY BEST MAKE WARRANTED, At New Hardware Store. : 4 ,,. '. GILES AMUKCmSON, 1 , Corner Princess sad N. Water sts. apStf i Cornv Corn, Corn. AAA BUSHELS CORN.: Now landing, " ' F. W. j Foe sale by : apS4f ' ft. 98 and SO North Water I Eastern Hay. BALES EASTERN HAY, nx ... , 400 For tale by ap4f F. W. KERCHNER,