PUSHED DAILY, BY 1 : " ' . .; ' ' 'r'V . ''V V" YTNJ ' - " C'V'r; twLS 8
RATBS OF OBKaUWIO. , . ;
. i advance (by mall) .$7 00
n0 2hi in advance (" " ) S 60
jjj, month, in e , 00
Tbi francs J 75
0'.. Subscribers, delivered In any pertof the
10;..Jn rants per woti. uwuij -ageai.are i
Si jSaSSK for mora , haa. months la
(dvaoce.
OUTLINES.
Governor of Oregon hasjnade a rcqulsl-1
tion for the captured Modocs i ,- Two
killed by falling walls ia Keyport, N.J.
1 A. M. Craig, farmer's candidate, clec-
"Tchief Justice of Illinois. By a de-
. u Arlnnana Rnnrame Court Bat.
jail.
cision oi v"
ter remains Governor. Two persons
died in Baltimore from hydrophobia.
Eugenie appeals to McMahon for her son.
Ratazzl dead. New regulations,
TvhicU are found in our telegraph columns,
0 lnt0 effect in regard to printed matter in
the mails after' June 80th.' 'Grand
Lodge F. & A. Masons, Nw York, .are
adopting a new Constitution. Stokes'
last resort failed, him yesterday when Ihe
Court of Appeal sustained the Supremo
. No cholera in St. Louis.
Court.
Gold 113; Spirits Turpentine 40; Rosin
3 05 Those who remained on
tlft wrecked bark 'Monarch' ere rescued
from Savannah. : '
This, italics and all, ia what ex-Gov.
Wise says of the Gubernatorial nomi
nation in Virginia, in ft long - letter
addressed to the'Editor1 of the Nor- a
folk Virginian and published in that Companion C. M. - VanOrsdell, of Wil-
paper of yesterdayi ' "It full -defines mington, P. O. W. - " ; ' T ' H
bis position. ' Is there not something:' : CJompaniou A. JMartin;; of WUmingtou;
n the -'wind something ' rotten in . s : ' ".'.
in tne w o Companion M. M. Katz, of Wilmington
Denmark ? JSutt tf either the Con- Q R . - ; . ;
Serieor Republican ' Convention ' Companion S. 8.' Everett; of Wilming-
Killab8t4tinfrom nominating a candi- ton, G. C. G.1 s : ; ;
Jate of its own, I will, ax an . 7ncf- -Companion J. M. Shelley, of Greens-
nendent candidate, oppose the nomi- boro,' G. C. C. , ' ' ' - -
Fn " , r :hsnir K Companion T. B. Carr, of Wnmington,
neeof the otter; I care not which ab- Q &. 7. .'.,.; ... ,, ....
sUfliw or which nominates. If both Companion B. a Bates, of Wflmington,
conventions nominate, 1 will not bea O.
candidate at all." . . , . ' .
' ," " ?
TtSPAm9 that the Farmers candi-
,i...fM mi PonW JnW in Tl-
ok Monday: 1 ' The
SC7 .',,v "i
rferei with tho com-
l'mois was elected
movement to inter!
position of the Court in a particular
interest, we think is ill-timed. : Let
our Courts remain unprejudiced., .
Tlie conspiracy against ' Gov." Bax
ter, of Arkansas, by bis Republican
friends who were tired of him, failed,
by the action of the Supreme Court, J
reported in another place in r this pa-1
Ratazzi. the principal statesman of
Italy after the death of Cavour, died
vesterdav Mnch of tho clory of
Victor Emmanael's reigir is due to
T1 . T . v i.
Ratazz.. Italy will miss him; as she
muwd tne great savour.
Mr. Theo. II. Hill, one of the
South's sweetest lyrio poets, succeeds
Mr. John Spelmanas. CHy"EcIit6roF
iue itaieign oentmeu
Eugenie, according to 'London ac
counts, is moving for ihe' 'French
throne for her son.
Important Deelsloa In Bankruptcy
y JadgeDlelt.
Greensboro New North State.
Judge Dick iu , a case from the
county of Henderson, bas just decided
: . - i i. I
upyThiTJe the subiect of
Sy'dlcu
muh discussion throughout the
I. lie affirms the. decision of the
United States Circuit Court of Mia-
souri tV'r'BeckerforaH-:N B;R.
59, declaring that the , uniformity, of
the bankrupt law is not destroyed by
the State exemptions allowed "in 'the
14th section of .the Bankrupt Act:
and decides that Iheebdatory-aets I
of June 8th 1872, and March 3d 1872,
ao not change the legal principles
announced in that case,', V'A 'l )
IL That a judgment lien is not a
vested risrhf which .'the 'Constittttion
protects from a reasonable, alteration J
by legislative action- r ,. VT . .. . . .
III. He is inclined to doubt whether J
rr t I
v v vuuu joarry in i
the United States Supreme Court
overrules the case of Hill'vs. Kessler
IV. He decides that the case of
Gnnn vs. Barry does not affect the
homestead rights as declared in the
bankrupt law ai amended bv the Act
Of Man.li Ol IBM .
n in
i ne opinion was.iecei?ea.j)y us too
late for this jsaneuof bur'.'iiapei4 but
will be published jin fU jtt ntjxt ;
and will doubtless beTriitd with4 gTeat
interest by many of our subscribers.
tub nanbexiono nounon.
The Captareef tke Nearo JTlsn Brown
-He Confesses) te tbe Crime.
Special to the Richmond Enquirer.
, Suffolk, Va., June 4, 1873.
The nesrro Jim Brown, euanected
of the murder ofMii Jones and Mfi
Dozier, was recaptured last night by
Jr. T. E. Cropper and Mr. llobert it
Smith, and lodod in ail. A tuToh
f his house was made and his bloody
, v,u" iuuuu.v in lau mis morning
he made a '. . . :
. .-. FULL CONFESSION, , . ,
ITo A!.-
Vill. .uZT. V.. , .
:"'uemwiinpieceoi wooq, ana
m bbed bouse. 1 He says he
to d M - T-.j i.i . i- w .
- MAS Da . Mil ll'N I 1 1-4 H ILI'll IIIIII1HV
Jle admits that ho -was bare-footed.
a-footed.
Ha mUv.l. . - : . . .- .
ue laid he bad .seen' himself on the
gallOWS a Tear, arm ITa wee at. Via
uu iuu .seen nimseii on xne
gallOWS a year aero.1 - Ha was at the
funeral and burial of bis victims. lie
. II , II 1 1 - - I I w . ... i . I V 11.11 : -1 I ' I -ilv . , II w i l I I ' 1 "SA II -.LiA.rv ,. . - Two week.;..:.;..-,..-.ijt..i 6W
Itl I II. I I II 1 M . -.-. I I ' I r I J I I IX I II ! 1 . XX I I 1 i . , I I .. . -.!. . ' - IV ,11 i' I ; ' 1 V. II TV " I i 44 OTh-
-r-v .-...
VOL. XII.NO. ' 65.
has told where the pocket-.book can
be found.' 'It is thoueht there ia
danger of bis being lynched.
, Another negro is strongly sus-
pected. . i ' , (
A strong guard of citizens well
armed' has been" placed around the
P.
-E3 C
NEW ADTEIlTISSjnENTS.
O. DrrsoK & Co. Organ at Home I
See ad. of WlL Trust Company."; V
Williams & Murchison. For N. York.
Ill A. XoNDOKImportaftt Saie C 1 'i
G. R. Frjkkch, High and. Low. .
See ad. of R.r E.and Loan - Association.
. Williams & IIukchison. -r-For .Charter.
- Cbanlt A: fnm
See advertisement to Farmer. Ac. I
M4nler
At the annual meeting of the Most Illus,
trious Grand1 Counclt of North Camlinn I
1- ,j V" '
elected for the ensuing year:
: Comonnlon IF. H. Mnnftn. of WUmtnoi I
r -; . 7 , v , :, .
ton, M. I. G. M.
Companion John Nichols, of Raleigh, D.
Sent .
BaUwaj 8ene4lc.
.Under the present schedule,
Express train on the WUmingto:
dD 9 f
consumes 5 heurs and 20 minutes in making
the run from: Wilmington ; to Goldsboro, a
distance of 84 miles, ; This makes the run
aDO one hour longer. than formerly.. -
On the other . hand, the time between
Augusta and Wilmington, via the Wilming
ton, Columbia and Augusta Railway, has
been,, shortened one hour. ' ' '
; We presume, however, that the present
arrangement on the Weldonroad is only I
temporary, as we hear that there Is to be
mother change of schedule soon, though
I we are not auvisea-Mto aetaus. i
mm mm s- r ' "
-. ' ". I
The fiavinM BanV of thA iwi Frft ini
Loan Association is now open for business.
"receives deposits In sums of one dollar
na npwara, on wmcn o per cent interest
will be paid. OfQce at the store of Messrs.
Dudley &
V - .me.iA . a .
The. : Wilmington', Trust" tompanW
Sayings Bank has been in, operation Tor
some weeks.; . It allows 6 'percent' interest
on sums & five dpllara and upward. '
Savings Banks, Ballding Associations and
similar institutions are among the greatest
promoters of a city's 'prosperity ; and we
are glad to See that they are . doing a good,
work in Wilmington. - ;' ' - '
Tli. Hrmm4 Chselar.
This body, which was in session here for
several days this week, has closed Its labors.
. ...... .
The Kaleign delegation, with the excepuon
of Mr. Neathery, .who duties as Private
Secretarv to the Governor calledhlm home
r ' - . I
e&riier than tb others, will leave this morn-
Measriichols, Bain,: Bntdley and
lted ffie oUflerantplaceaofinterest
pressed themselves weU pleased with what
they saw, as well as with the place and people
gejoewHy.- .- r -eiu iur-- r r'
', The Grand Chapter meets in this place
againnext June..' wt ': '.. XI.' V
- , i "oV ;;''' .
N""r1 V, , . '..'Ji .r'.'t'.jl
i?e. .W,m'!w,J?u;
nungum market, Tuesday, were at 40 cts. I
U tharleston, according to the JNew ana
Courier, sellers asked 39 cents and buyers
offered 88 cents, with Vno.'sa'-Ob,' the
am div. gtraloed nxdn wu 10 centi 'ner
j , r
barrelhigherin Wilmington than in Charles-1
ton. , These facts fully establish the claim
that Charleston is a better naval stores mar-
v - "
tet than Wilmington! Who , doubts it?
Vot than Wilminirtnnt Who doubts . it?
Let the Mum and Courier keep up the joke,
It makes no diiference whether the horse Is
" sixteen feet" or "sixteen haads" high;
Gone to Pieces.
The wrecking steamer Brandt was making
Wgofwi8.Uia,ca:pfU.eIttUM
Barque Lorenzo Yaleno, which went ashOre
some weeks since on the shoals near ceuar
Inlet, North of Beaufort, In this State, when
a telegram was received from Mr. Thomas
Agents, yesterday morning, to the effect
that the Barque went to. pieces during the
heavy northeast gale on Saturday night last,
the 81st inst . .', 1 f
Fire In Onelow .
.The, turpentine distmery of Mr. B. L.
Kellum pf Jacksonville, Onslow county,
wy .destroyed by fire on Monday night last,
together with a large lot of rosin ana pWts
turpentine. Mr. Kellum estimates his
loss at abotft tl,500, upon which there was
I no insurance.. "Theflnv; we learn as no
qoudi me wor. u u uiwuuiarjr. , t - ,
- mm m e-
UausnaUs Letters.
n. fniwiner nnrtailable letters remain
. .. . -t - iaii t..
i in me pue.
Marshall, South St-George,' Maine; Mf.
W' 8. Murphy, Klnston, iNj tti Mi.
IT r f . -
"BSr Tl W m . I T I AahM Sal v
m m N
I j
I ieua uaraner. ine crazy euwmu.ww
I man aUndftd to n onr last, wu taken tOthe
City Hospftal yesterday.
I II II ? I I ' " 1 .1 , II M- ' V Hi VJ . , M VI !i ''"'IV'." Am. Hi- ';;?. 1 1 l . ' . . : u
' ' 1
WILMINGTON, N. C;, FRIDAY, JUNE G, 1873.
: The Garstrang, Thornton, cleared from
Liverpool for this port on the 20th ult. ..
The Brig Emx, Smith, arrived at
Queenstown from this port on the 20th ult
! The Schr. Ida Bella, arrived at New
York from this port on the 3rd Inst. .' ,-, v
The Barque Rudolph, : Paske, arrived
at Swinemunde from this port on the' 19th
Ult. " "' - ' ' : -.: '
. r Mr. W.JL Gerken has been appointed J
Agent in this City for the Fayetteville State- I
man. ...,." . .
A drunken white woman, "so-called
was taken to tha Guard House yesterday
afternoon on a dray! : '
The new SteamshipJfokft, for the
Baltimore and ., Wilmington line, was
launched at Baltimore on the 31st ult , i
Mra-Lawton. wife of Mr. J. C. Law-
ton, of Brunswick county, died suddenly 1
veaterdaj?iva1nsr ahont a nnartpr nnst 1
, ,rf " " l
o'clock;
4
".. ' . V. I
iuaruuie, oi vimion, ampson county,
will preach at the First Presbyterian church I
on Sunday next
4.sJk." V&fP SjjM i
.The alarm of fire this mcjrning about
1J o'clock, was caused by the burning of
the tar-kiln of Mr, J. D. Stanley" in the
Southwestern part of the city. ( . " ' - ;
. The "Howard" boys were out with
their steamer ' yesterday - afternoon and
waked up things on Market street. The
"Adrian" is a good engine and throws a fine
stream.
Hon. A. M-WadiieuVof this city, will J
deliver th HAAr, t th nnn.rnMmtrt
.... . t txr , . n I
celebration of Washington and Franklin
-literary oocieues 01 itanaoipn aiacon Kimi- 1
leee. Va.. on the 26th inst
. - ! . , . . 1
The ' Steamer WaCCamaW - leaves the I
w ' I
Smithvffle and the Blackfish Grounds. -We
wish them "good luck - and a pl
r;I?? "-f -
enty of it
ninepinsn- at
the Wilmingto!
evening was
received the
butterdish; ' - ? n-i .
The only cases before the Mayor's
Court yesterday morning were those of a
numl&erof merchants and dealers charged
with a violation, of the tax ordinance, in
some of which judgment was suspended
and others were dismissed on , the payment
K1 vus w uic tun uuo
t,.i.,i. -.-' ..'... .i.nJ
xis xwueiguvetps announcea win.
Jordan Stone, one of the proprietora of that
WW haa Ene h't it dont know
Wl UUflm"B'
bama is the State, and June 11th the day
fixed. . .' .t'T' t t...-.".' i-'.' -
Board of Aldermen. '.
c The Board met last night, Mayor Can a- j
day in the Chair.
i The. only business! brought, before the
meeting' was the petition of Messrs. Mun
son and Katz in reference to the obstruc
tion of Market Street by market carts,
which was read at the last meeting, but no
action taken oni ;!'J :;s ' ' "'''.v-'V
The Wilsonitcs took the position that no
business -could or should be transacted
nl tte election of the police force had
1 J - Ji ; '
uwnupwuw.
Aldennair Rice, anxious to facilitate
business, stated that U the Wilsomteswouia
- . ai.s . -
agree vo reier uio peuuou vo aujr uhuiuu-
tee he worJdpgeltascln.
dividuauyOdV4tedtJl Oeff. Wan
elecadufor pohcemen. This proposition
was agreed to by- wuson; wnereupon
Alderman Rica moved to refer the peUtiorj
101116 Coin,nittee on DePrtment-
Upon the question being put however,
Wilson went back on his promise, the re-
suit of the vote being the inevitable 5 to 5.
Discussion of the matter was kept up
until about half past 10 o'clock,1 .when,
findlng there was no possibility of . ac-
COmplishing -anything, Alderman Moore
mored"toadjoniuntu the regular meeting
night, the third jTuesday in June, which
a : o
, H1B uiccu WJ. f i
cli'C j ' C ' ''' ' ' '
Carolina Central Bailway-metanee
I , ; ; ' -
I 4 vnitTO!wn Jr,""-' v. I
readers we give the distances between oif-
ferent points of prominence on the Caro-
f ... .: . . . . l
Una Central liauway, wiin amount oi uaca.
completed: Distance from Wilmington to
nharUtfl lMtmi1et from Wilminsrton to
wadesboro between which points the
1.
charlotte to Buffalo, between which points
trftck completed, 60 miles; !from
I cajiotte to CherryvDle,; 43 toiles-. ifrom
wnminonn to Shelbv 240 miles: whole
JT; -Z:
number of mUes, of completed track, East
and West; 184 milef ; irj.
Asrrlealtaral Address. :
Col. D. Wvatt Aiken, f Grand Deputy of
the National Grange, and a gentlernah'of
mouwu e . e
much prominence In South vvaroiina, es-
e M . AK MlMnlfiiwoliof wilT rlnliVA tan
iMrMs'ln this city on Saturday, the 14th
; " 1 I phnrf foot of MorVpt strpft this mnminir I .n1 utoWmahtn Afltecra tnA' ttrmnt an all Athm I Wm. II. Bernard, of the WflTntactnn Rtas.
the nieht I ... I -- iM i tnM. ti..f-.nfiii . 1 Isaac B. Grainger, President Bank of New
n aoiTWel- flm5tv1lA nnA thARlVflpriron- . xrr 1 the Mowuxo 8Ti. PBorrnie KrrABiisicmw. for Tho. H. McKoy, of W. A. Whitehead & Co. '
U VfoTUCU Oil ' ' ft CUUCaTvlttV I '- o . I -a AWa- W AsA VAU& A AVli i ' VAAlUeA IblVlkl
er I i wr?t- M-mm ' av vmt.- n I ': I h irr nf tha lanAMl A ..AmVt lv7r k n.v
inst' 'bn theu subject' of ' Patrons of Hus-1 censed during the present weekthe follow
baniy" and agriemturai matter, generally, tlemen 't
-The farmers of this and the surrounding g-. Peter. mtchel Wilson, of War
counties should make it convenient to be rfin. Tomes Wesley Reid of Rockingham:
present on that occasion, as they win pror
l.J..t1i.rWTitm
sdiv near muicuuua w .,
- - ".-..
Important Sale.
. .
Themterest o
The interest of the State or nortn. uaro-
I Una In tha nana Fear and Deep River JfaT-
r--- -rZ'" T. v.
.yr.vJi;
I Chatham oountv. on the 8th of July, 1873,
a F .
-Messrs. au a. jonaon, oecrcHifj,
It TTvmo 1 !.. tuutn MtrwiotbtAfl
i . iusj, ,r.y-. 7
I by the Board Of Managera to conduct the
sale. See their advertisement to tms issue,
Plr In Samter. : t
The county Jail at 8umter, S. Cv was de
stroyed by fire on Tuesday night J The fire
was first discovered in thereof of the build
ing and is supposed to have been put there
by some of the prisoners. ' They were re
moved from the barning building and taken
io safe 'quartern. ".t . .
'ilderina. :Hankiii"erpased some
very luminous. "repinions" last night on
the "flatform" he had framed- for. " reno-
VatingV every man-on UiQ police, force.
V Wnoeyer was first" as an orator, .Jian-
kins must be second" not even CXCeDtine I
the volcanic Brewington. - ;
CITY ITEMS.
i Boako WAHTm. A genUeman and lady wish to
engage hoard in a private family, located near busi
ness portion of the city. . Address B., P. O. Box 63.
Buf
ancTwh'oT
uu iuiu wuuHwia orao. win.
i. Muffins. Buckwheat and other
Griddle Cakes, and Pastry and
Cakes, with Dooley's
YeastPowder. Sold by g
Pkwtik Ikx. We have Just received a stock of
tot snmrner use, put up la packages of So
pounds each. Cash or C O, TX orders promptly
filled. Price 25 cents per pound.
The eonsolidatiou of the CaroOnnfarmar and the
ttssK. havtaz lareely'to
of the latter, advertisers wDl find it an admirable I
medium of communication with the farmers and
plantersof the twoCarolinas. ' ' u- '
; Miu-jtkbt. An elegant assortment f inQlinery
goods wDl be found at Mrs. Strock's, corner Market
and Second streets. The ladles are cordially invited
to call and examine my stock. The best goods at
the lowe-t prices. 1 . ' Mas. E. M. Btbock.
Book BrsDiET.-i-ji MoaNrtr.'fiTaa Book Bind
does aU kinds of Binding and Ruling In a work-
manuxe manner, ana at Teasonaoie prices. j.er-
chants and others needing Receipt Books, ot other
work promptness ii the execution of
their orden. ....' ;..- , . ; j
v 1. 1 . 1 '
. job jrMTi. we cau ue axtenuon or mer-
chants, clerks of eonrta. sheriff-, lawvera railroad
the prompt and faithful execution of ell kind, of 1
Job Pawmw. We can furnish at short notice I
Cards, Bfll-HeAds, tetter-Heads, Programmes, Ball
- ; IP YOTJ
Want a Cook, ...',
Wsnt a Situation, 1 ' . '; .
Want a Salesman , ' ' '
Want a Servant Girt, ' ' ' " . ' " 1
Want to rent a Store, '
Wsnt to sella Piano, . .
Want to sell a Horse, ,., r
Want to knd Money,
Want to buy a Hduse, -
; Want to buy a. Horse, ...... f'
Want to rent a House,
Wsnt to sell a Carriage, ": - ' '
Want a Boarding place,
Want to borrow Money, '-'
Want to sell Dry Goods, -'; ' t
Want to sen Groceries, -,r ,K
Want to sell Furniture, . .
'.Waat to sell Hardware, , , . ' r
Want to sell Reel Estate, , . ' . ;
Wsnt a Job of Carpentering,
Want a Job of BlacaWlthlng, :
Want to seU Mminery Goods,' '
"j Want to sen a House and Lot, ; ; ';.-'-.Want
to find any one's Address, ....
Want to sefl a piece of Furniture,..., .
Want to buy a socond-hand Carriage,
' Want to sen Agricultural Implements,
'Wsnt to find anything you have lost '
' Want to Advertise anything to advantage, -Wsnt
to find an owner for anything Found,
h. t i n. f - Adverttee ia j t ' ":
- TBS MORNDTOtSTAR. li;
ayi-iH-fo .TViTrAnnvTiP i
.v;, Om X-eae. ...
t u ,: ... . r
I . .. r t u if V.
. jutsruy iui nxi iuuwb ijuum uo
Raleigh ui r fr?:: , , ,
Catawba married 34 people, in
ApraandU l.-nf
The African Methodists of New-
bem repair their church... f; - ! u .:.:,'
r- A Warnersvillef , Guilford coim
ty, three-year-old ate a box of Mason's black
ing. : f.l5- vinVh. Mft Hti'i -x
1-. Mrs. Sarah Staaly, of Guildford, a
Quaker widow of 96, died on the 29th ult,
... . ,
r-r D. T, Ilpwell, , late ; Chief, of
j Pqiq of Goldsboro, has been stricken with
paralysis .Vt7, jf ... nU. y -i ..
'Tne.-iurn'am,;' l$ba' 'Itimt
says the laoW paised.!235( by 'a'.fair for
church repairs. ' ! , : '', " ' .' ,. ." '',"",'.'
I v ' " --,r . ryi t 'i T
.1 r ThepeW; M. tu Uhurch at L.a
feang to be dedicated on Sunday Ihe
15th instant
i excursion, i '
The CharlOtfe UOServet; OH tlie
Ajhes4innt: prlncipte 0f puttirig
ngs wijere they wiU do the most good.l
I Z o . .. r a.
i advocates tne puouc exmuiuon oi uapu i
Jack v,;t,-.i f. .!.:; ..
A wonderini mine nas oeen
discovered by Col, J. W. McElrath, in the
$&&&$S2&
I goma indications of patroleum oil gas,
r The HickoTy Tress in the course
j f sa long and eulogistic notice of "the
Rutherlord Allege ommencemeiis com-
pliments the orators .before the Societies,
0Q W m. Bobbins, Rev. T. P.aRicaud
and Mr: CF.-McKessen?i;-';. ; ; v ' '
The Erarmnatioh and- Com
mencement exercises of the Goldsboro Fe-
I mule College betrant vesterday. i The Rev.
F. H. Wood addresswtte young ladies at
2 o'clock tc-day, and Prof. Stemman will
h&ve a qq ef vbcal and .Instrumental
m . iL. Mevt1i )Va eWAttini - ' ' ' ' -
I Th 5 1 Siinreme' 'Court bSvo ; li-
Joseph Bradfleld, of JRofifi52S!i
KUmnjUng, OI wiuixuru , icvicuv.
. . , i?..a.. Tarn., lion a vinwis inr
" .T. ripa Edward O'HarsJ of
s inn v - t s
i Villiam HorsfalL.of .GranvUte.
" : ..t rr 0 ii y-t sii
" ! -
I --'V.BIKB.
? - r-'" f ' '
ABKHlTiiabra
I rwherma. lnfsnt dsughter oTN.
at 11 o'clock, L01
i. and c ,M.
' - . J a
YTr.;rA-jl a nontha anA SO dava." -
ajusub, an". - . r
Faneral'win take; place at, I tale anernsoa
I ' . .
I from residence or pereais,eonierfoexwsnaswaBn
I Friends and acqnaiatances are invited
attend. . '
rjt I TlCKetft. BLanBJL lsmT3hlets. T&fL H&nd-BlllB. C&tA- I PVU tf inrvtnr VYDTWTO a rtTT-ivT rvrr a TfvrTOWTe
; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
. LHPOETAHT SALE .
' Of Public .Property.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF MAN-.
. fgera of the Cape Feu and Dees Rhrer Naviga
tion Work, at the Execatlre Offic In RalelP'hoB
-.r nmi
! ';' m,.,..:. :
the Qenenj Aasembiy, i860, 1861, chap, 122, it u
of North Carolina In the Cape Fear and Deeo River I
t r. I
: 5t,Tbattheaamebesoldintwoaectk)BB, I
viz Met, from Fayetteville to-Sharp's Field Dam; I
ad, from Sharp's Field Dam, Including the same, up I
the Cape Fear and Deep River to the limits of the
original, charter. , . .ie .... . ... ... , . ( .. t ' .
1 a BtxAvtd, That the respective purchasers , shall
pay one-tklrd of the price of thete purchases in cash
and the remainder in one and two years from day of .
sale, with interest from said date, and that the same
be secured by satisfactory hohd, and a lien on the
interests purcnaseo. nu
Itle not to be made until
Davment In fnlL
;.,s .. . ., tf-tui nut'- J. Ill .
I 4. Besolvtd, That the sale he upon the expressed
Condition that the respective purchasers shah com
plete and put in operation, according to ; the terms
oi tne cnarter, we portion purcnaseo, as louows.
5 ye4r8 from day of uie, and frem Sharps Field
luevuie i
iy of aa
: the Ban
. OV.l. 1M.1J T.M
jjam, mciuaing tne same, to xysor's uu- u jaoore
county, within 3 years from said date.
6. Resolved, That H." A. London,' Secretary, and
B. L Howie. Attorney of the Board, be authorized
to make said sale at Lockvllle, in Chatham county,
" ONTHK8THOFJULT.1873T ' ' .
and that they give notice of the same in the Era
and AraOn Raleigh, the Eagle and Statesman in
Payett evUle, the Star and Poet in Wilmington, until
me oay 01 sate, ana Dy posters. '
We shall offer the above property for sale accord
ing to the above resolutions. . .
"-' ; ' H. A. LONDON, Secretary.
B. L HOWZK, Attorney.
0une6-tilljly8
i Real Estate, ani loan Association
.' SAVINGS BANK ! ' . .',
' ' . ..,''.""
JNO. WILDER ATKINSON.; 1 President
THOS, H. McKOY ...Vice President
CHAS. S. ELLIS Secretary and Treasurer
' DIRECTORS:
Juo. Wilder Atkinson, of Atkinson & ' Manning.
aincn Annan, ot Annan as v oners.
BTaR
Hanover.
J r, '
Georce W. WilUams. of Williams & Murchison.
EIGHT PER CENT. INTEREST
will be allowed.
The safety of the securities, the constantly- in
creasing capital of the Association, the liberal!
xaa
inon. the liberal rate
of Interest: and the character of the n
oi tne management.
unite in making this the
SAFEST AND BEST PAYING SAVINGS SCHEME
ever offered to this community. '
' Interest allowed on all sums remaining one month
ana longer. .
Fifteen days notice required to draw out money.
Deposits received at any time by the Secretary
and Treasurer, No. 41 Market street,
.juneft-tf ; ... . .. .. -.-
WHiT IS HOME WITHOUT AN ORGAN
AND WHAT WILL AN ORGAN NOW BE
. without a copy of DITSON CO.'S new,
delightful, complete collection of Seed Organ -
aubic, cauea tne . . . n , , . .-.
OltGAN. AT HOME !
. Every Organ needs itl The
rgan at. Hornet Best collection for Reed
o .Htgaaa! sOQ nc-t difficult pieces,
so orCvan-isedthat no duU music is In them:
the org jn, smooth, legato style used, but
... j' .... , i ' it -i;
as an org si at Home .should be cheerful,
light And staccato music is not excluded. At '
. present 7he Organ hi a Home is often ailent,for
Home music is not provided for it ; Here is ; '
' h Ome-like, easy,
familiar, , new 'music,
J-. , . -4.' j .l ... .
at boXLL in every nation, la fact all kinds by
i Everybody eonsidcre the best com-
w-hom.
posers. ,
The publishers take pride and pleasure in pre-
senung suca a superior coos; to taepuouc, ana
believe it worthy to be at home In every family.
Price, Boards, $t 60; Cloth, $3; FuU Gilt $4.
Oliver Dltssu A Co. I O. K. IMtssn C.
Boston. 1-711 B'way, New York.
June 8-dStaw wed sat ewtf :-
The WLlmiiigton, Trust Company
' AND '- :" '-"'':
SAVING'S' B ANKv
.Mi: SiF.il-yts. J.M.i'iii iia'tf-ityiiitvi --.
..: ! 51 Market Street. -:s.i.v.(
OPEN EVERY WEES! DAT FROM 9 A. M. TO 4
P. M.. and on Saturdays (exclusivelT for reeeiv-
ing deposits) from 5 to 8 P. M. . . '
All accounts kept atricOy private and confidential.
Married women and minors can deposit in this In
stitution, subject to their own control and no other.
. Interest allowed at the 'rate of six per cent per
I remaining On deposit three months and ovr.
,
; Tne Banking iiouse ia stoatea so mat laoies may
attend-to their own banking business.
I r b -j j .
SILAS N.'MARTTN, -President
DONALD McRAB,
giias N. Martin,
i iwnaia Mcae,
mvati Kidderi'' '
?S
Vice President.
F. M. KING,
Cashier.
FOR NEW YORK!
ItEGULAJt
LIKE!
rp H E " F IHB 8CHOON IB
, ; y lmlj: MTJRCinsoxr,
WM. C JONES, Master. . ,
TS NOW LOADING FOR NEW YORK AND WILL
i hflvSq'UJc?tBprtchr Ai A i l .i
For freight engagements apply to :V,j.it -faneS-lt
! u ( 'WILLIAMS A MTJRCHIBON, T
. ' Itt. CBONI. V Anetloneer. k
cuii'jt. . :' ' ''LL! -' '
j , , , By CRONLY A MORRIS. ; .
Underwriter's Sale I j Corn at Auction I
'
mmantvnrKiuAiL at ivv iwva&a,
JL we will seH,.at par saleroounder Upectiou
i us laav axwi ui aw ""--tv
s v.. a eA itwisss i ura. itvr suiu nn sai-j in ni
of whom tt mar eoscerm. S463AGS OF CORN,
. . " . . SiAK. Ha I-LVA I1W 111U
slightly damageq. ; t - f !", ""
To the Farmers of Sew Hanover County
l I totl 5 WYATT AIKEN, ttRAND DEPUTY OF
T I O the National Grange, will be. In Wilmington oa
'ftatordar, CMs X4tla Instant,
1 v . ; - .-.am ti,. t. trti.w,,.
to 1 Mricultursl matters' generally.- Fanners will
. "
WHOLE NO. 1,761.
i NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ,
PTTTTiADELPHIA & S0UTHEB3ST ,
Mail, Steamship Company
mm .
rpHB FIRST CLASS 8TXAMEKS
PIOTfEBB,81Stona,Capt John Wakeley, ,.',:
TONAWANDA, 844 tons, Capt a C. WUtbtnk,
form a Weekly Line, and Mil alternately from Phila
delphia and Wilmington every Tuesday morning, at
S o clock. - " 1 - '
. Throngb Btlla of Lading . .
Given toNewTonr, Boston, Providence. Fan River,
ItLTZZZ-Z, "TTSiTSSZ
erpool, London, Antwerp, Bremen, Hamburg Am -
terdam, and all po:
Coast of England.
Throueh rates from PhtladelDhla ' to all DOlntS in
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia Atahama,
Louisiana, Mississippi and .Tennessee, at as low
rate as by competing lines, ; ' ' 4
For Freight engagements and rates apply to , ;
, ' - .WORTH A WORTH, Agents, .
Wilmington. N. C v
J. M. Fobsbxx, Superintendent. .
.i Orto "'""'"' '' :"- - "' ''.'"' vf ---'i'
. - WM. L. JAMES, General Agent, '
. june6-tf S7 and 839 Dock street, Philadelphia.
High and Low.
: ! ; ' " OUR ' '
BOOTS, SHOES
And Gaiters
for Misses', Ladies' and
. - '.. .,.! -. it l "
Gents' wear, are very
stylish and suited to all'
classes and conditions..
GEO. R. FRENCH A SON, '
June S-tf 1 29 North Front street
For Freight or Charter.
rpHE FINE SCHOONER '
LUCY W It I G II T
) -. - . . Capt W1L ELZET.
' Apply to
June ft-lt
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
The Mystery Solved at Last I
Bargains ! Bargains 1 Bargains !
( . . :
AT UUSTI AT UUSTI AT UUSTI
At Solomon Levy's Store"!
riOME ONE! c COMB ALL! AND . 8KB .THE
GREAT FALL IN
.Dry Goods, ClotMni, Boots, Siiocs, Hats,
..... ' i -
TBTJNKS, Ac., Ac.
- ; ''.:':. ,' : i'
A full and well selected stock in all departments.
A FULL LINE OF LADIES' WEAK-
- - j
I am determined to change my business, and ia
order to ao that i oner my
ENTIRE STOCK AT COST!
Na ruimbncf fViwiA uid ma tar von roa veil nuiti '
Save at Least 25. per Cent.;
By purchasing your Goods of . ,;
: ' "r .t SOLOMON LEVY,
At the old stand, southeast comer Front and Mar-
ket streets. - ; 't mayl5-4m-nac
VilEiliietoii - anl , VeldoE; Railroait Cd:
1
OFFICE OF GEN'L SUPERINTENDENT, I .
' WrumreToir, May 80th, 1873. y 'J
SPECIAI. NOTICE.
fSt AND AFTER , .
no passengers will be carried on 'The Through
sxpress irreigut xnans.". - - " -
. , . JOHN F. DIVINE, ,
maysi-lmnac " " " ' GenTSup'f
9
TRAVELING BAGS. VALISES.
SADDLES,
A Harness. Bridies. Martingales. Collars. Hemes.
Trace Chains, Whips, Spurs, Dog Collars, Shammol
Skins, Leather, Feather
'imsters, Axie urease, saa-
7Uara
iwere. Also a lane
t of second-hand
Baddlery uooda.
i. lS ' I:
No. 8 South Front 8b,
may8-tf nae
Wilmington, N. O.
MISCELLANEOUS
Salt! Salt I Salt!
32 900 BC3 AMERICAN AND ' ,
. , . 7 . , . . LIVERPOOL GROUND, ALUM
And Worthmgton-FINE SALT, '.'?'"
' i . (
; . For sale low by--- '
ttf ' ' . ' WTLLARD BROS.'
Sealed Proposals V
TV)R THE CONSTRUCTION OF "THE TEMPLE
JD OP ISRAEL." to be erected on the corner of
Market and Fourth streets, will be received until the
23d Instant at 12 M.
Plans and
of B. Weill,
fications may be seen at the store
o, it Maraet street. '
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
au Dias.
" " : ' . ; , s. n. fUhblate, f fmja1
iun5-td
Jo
Journal and Post copy. ' , ..
ittwooi's iiiiiiiiB. ToTiic Bitters,: ; :
TTTINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITES.
I ,i s Pond's Extracta, Flavoring Extract)
Extracts,.
Congress Water, White Lead, Linseed Oil,
Kerosene, Glass,1 Varnish,' Ac., Ac., at
June 5-tf .
GREEN A FLANNER'S,
1 SMngles ! Sliingles !
i rr
OA AAA Na 1 HEARTS,
.lii.
oa'aaa NOy 1 HEARTS,
i swvav vv i
s.
7
On hand and ifor sale by - I;,v V. K ""f
l : r.t.''f
b.' parsley' a col"
-rt-
i'- t j j .
rr
:v"i:
Bebt Qdshen! Britter;
! . At Lowest Figures in this Market. '-
June 5-tf CHAS. D. MYERS A CG. -
a ka
One month: . .' VjTAV.!
two noDtni ,.,.,
Three months.. ........
M ' Blv mtnttia 1 V
.15 00
tS 09
HM
ka na
Contract Advertisements taken at wooon t
w n ,
Uonately low rates.
Five Squares estimated as a narter-column, and
ten squares as a half-columnV ' i t '
MISCELLANEOTJS-. . ; :
A. CD Jil J3j ID
a " ' '
IAVETHIS DAT ASSOCIATTtn wn
tit t 'i i
self Mr. Heinrich Westermann (rormerlr with -
. J 1 K. 1 1 i . . . "
Messrs. Adrian A Y oiler), who ia well known to
the business community for his integrity, experience 1
and business capacity. , .
i v . KDTJARD PKSCHAO. ' 1
t Wilmington, N. C, Hay 1st 1873.
j COPARTNCRSniP NOTICE.
i v ;.i I.--, ii . i. . ', - . -i. , '.
1 Referring to the above Card w. beg lears te inform -the
basiaees community that we have this day en-.
iered Into copartnersalp, under the firm' nam. of
It. PescHaii Sl Wesemann;.;'
7
For the transaction' of a r 1
Wholesale Grocery & Connil:aBmr
In this city, and respectfully tender our services, ,
promising that aqy business intrusted to our care
will meet with prompt attention, and we hope that
our long business experience will enable us to give
full satisfaction to our patrons.'' ' 1 1
j.t E. PESCHATJ it WESTERMANN. ' '
j Wflmington, N. C., May 1st, 187S.'0 ' " i' 'l4hn
: .. :;; ; excuesiowto
SiMtMe ani k BlactM:- GroniiSj t
Stonewall Iodgo No. 1, K. of P. i
rpHE STEAMER WACCAMAW WILL LEAVE
X foot of Market street at 1 o'clock A. M., on -Wednesday,
June 11th, for Smithville and the Black
neh Grounds. - A good band of muaio will be on
board and every facility will be offered to mike It a
pleasant trip.
Parties not wtshinB to to to the Blackfish Grounds
can lay over awSmitfivlUe, where the music will re
main ,ln oroer to let tnem enjoy tnemserreey " '
. EST PositivelT no liauors allowed on the boat
' The Committee reserve the right to reject all ob
jectionable persons. I
Only a limited number of tickets will be eSered
for sale. I .
' All necessary refreshments fee the! Inner man will
be furnished on the boat. , ;
Whole tickets. .". . ; . r." J. .; : HV.'i '. : 11 : ; . tl W ;
Children.,..........,. - 60,
Tickets for sale at Heinsberger's book store and
by the committee.
W. 4. DAVIS,
T TU TTT-arn
t 4nna KKt
V VV JAAil v.
R. L. HARRIS,
Pont.
MedicinesVv
JUST RECEIVED BY BTSAUES. -
PEARL'S WHITE GLYCERINE, MAGNOLIA
Balm, Laird's Bloom of Youth and Opera
; Pernne, for the Complexion j Phul-
erous and TJrsina, for the Hair; Labia's Extracts,
Florida, Lavender ana Bay w aters. uerman
.ters. Genni
Cologne and Otto Roses, for the Hand .
kerchief. Also. Radwav's Re
lief, Resolvent and Pills, SarsaparUla, Rosedslhv1!
n.enneay'S uiscovery, jrerrateaiWK. jrerro.
y Phosphorated EUxer Calisaya Bark, : j"
Panercatin Paper. Mosauito -
Paper, Fly paper. Sold by - ; ,7vLr:JJ .!" .
4, ii. fHQUjwuxn x,
Druggist ana caenust
JuneS-tf ' " ' ' LppittVoornef.'1
Soiiii4,Eesitoce for .Salarr; Eeit j v
I WILL SELL MY PLACE ON GREEN
ville Sound, well known as
SHANDY HAtLV '
win
IIK
mmmit ' vnilAa wW ee IIfOsilMtA f sHva 4tsa an art
pqtcu luiice iiuiu vv liisaiiiaWM.. vu wtM? sveativiei
The house is large and well adapted for two families
or lor apuDiic nouse. xnere are au necessary out
houses garden and orchard,, also two beautiful
- -" - -. ."
I , .BUILDING LOTS ,. a,, . . , .
south of the buildinz. Persons wishing to Durcbase
win visit the premises and see for themselves. -
If not sold by the 15th instant wtU be rented until
the 1st May nert. Nntira will he glvea.
jane-lw:o. h f rttfy yf ;C. OQBSE '.
BRICK 1 BRICK.
-Ot-. UJtl g-.f; .11! J "X I i1'!0 r.
fr.ii-;: Mi ..! ' (.-"t,T-w .! i-yt', ..:.
Wwii XvThousand.,,;; w
S E CON D JI A n r n It I C It t
'tit-.', y.!; 'J ':.:; :).' .i!- '?. '
QLEANED . ANDtIN GOOD; ORDER, ,j j;j
iO'i WM i,i3it
-majrS8-tf '
WILLIAMS' MURCHISON:"
v i Mayor's1 Oflaice,
. CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C.,
All BILLS ' CONTRACTED' BY "ATJTHORrTT
of the late Board of Aldermen, previous to the 1st
ii.t ?. . ii. i'f.: -mtiii-ii i . 'ij.j'
of May, 1873f wUl be presented at once for payment.
and persona .holding them are. requested, to send
them up for collectloa immediately. -'tifi 'l.t;'.
one5-tf W. P. CANADAY, Msyo1.
:r
; Just Received;
1 1
-,f..
CANTON GINGER FKBSHKV1R, m
, BASPBKRSY 8YKUP, POTTED HAM, j
JELLIES. PRESERVES, LEMONS.
,'f. '., ORANGES 0. Act C
ALE Ginger Imp., R. Younger, McEwan's;
I . Porter, Brown Stout i , . . :
ap 5-tf JA8. L METT8, 67 Market st
St. EiiiilliQivSL- LonheV- SLHacarie;
C Li A 1VE T !
A fuU line of Santera suae! lUOna Wines.
J,t . I: .- :,:-'.'i CHAS. D. MYERS A CO.,
JaneK-tf
f,;t."','V; r 1 North Front street
"T-
; Wanted.
Hoard, with furnished booms, fob a
gentleman and wife,- in a family Where there are few
or no other boarders.' Some distance front' the busi-
ness part of the city preferred. Apply at this office
June SSt r ;. ,..'..4...,il..i,,.i.f.... -
Old Lines
... j .. ''-V ' "
ft l:
nnn
, BARREI3 FLOUR.; (u:
Si, OOO LBS. D. 8. SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
IOO BABJvKLo BUUAa. ' . 1 .
8O BAGS OOFFEEm -' r :mmn' --"w
400 BOXES SOAP, CANDLES, STARCH, Pp. ;
TA8H, LYE, TOBACCO,A. Low to the tfaoV
ap 8g.: v . . .. . EDWARDS A HALL.
DANVTLLB TE4KS, VIRGINIA Man ufacta
farmers and business men generally wlU llnd .
rTbaMl valiiahl saedlnia ice advrtl!s Ot
for obtalninr correct Information concerning tbe re? ..
s&rSlaESTof the D KtSrlvanla
rlnia and North Caroline, " TU rPaa r urtvalled
nTthu the nest jOtoWiofrvm
ia the United
and Us leneral arrtenttural ae
vantages are
10 any otner sccuon or un
Times" is ouhlished weekrr at tt 60 as
illsbed
vear. or tl 86 for slxmonuu
Times Office, Danrine, Va,
. jaaie-u
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