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SfNDAY MOEKINO, OCT. 12, 1 873.
BY TELEGRAPH.
: . NOON BEPORTS.
Maise, was lost during he late gales near
the Isle of Pines. Of the crew, numbering
26, only 2 were saved. The English schr.
Mischief was wrecked and is a totalloss.
The crew were saved. -
fbircs. ;
Th Baxaln Cnrt Blartlml Ameit
cans Prwat-TIi Comd.net r !
Accnetf. a Metz Damagrtns: Tett
mony Arrest of Baron Snoefiel &e.-
'' . . pAKis,Oct 11.
Among.the spectators at the court mart! at
of Bazaine Jo day, were many Americans.
The-reaclineof thereDlvof the 4efence
to M. Rivierie'a reDort will begin next
-weather report.
"War Department,
Office of Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, Oct. 11 G:35 P..jVU
Probabilities. '
For Sunday, in the Western Gulf States,
southeast winds, rising temperature and
cloudy weather; for the Eastern Gulf
States, northerly winds, partly cloudy and
clearing weather; lor the South Atlantic
States, iaUin barometer and cloudy or
threatening weather; for the Middle States,
spvtheasl winds veering to westerly, with
cloudy weather and light rain; for New
JSngian asterry ...snncu, cloudy ana
threataniQff weather . for the Lower Lake
regions-cloudy anot tkaringctireather with
.nortUTCestiwia; toe the LipBfir-j-iteKes ana
ihe Northwjit,risinghatoetdrjrtth north-
Tallow 42s 6d ,
Paris, Oct. 11 Noou.
Rentes 57f. 90c. ' " :
LrvEBPOOL,'Oct. 11 Koon.
Cotton quiet Uplands 949id; Orleans
9f94d. Sales of 12,(MJP hales. Specula
tion and exports 2,000 bales.
Pork 713. "
., LATER. t
'. Sales include 6,300 bales American.
s , UFland,on a basis of. Good Ordinary,
shipped November and December, 81.
Breadstnffs steady.
to M. Jliviene's report will begin ne L-est winds aonOjartly cfaudjd Clearing
Monday and probably last until the middle eather - iilf A
otthe week, f Jxl-v$- EC'- "
Among tne aoeumenis reaa h u utjbi ut
seventeen millions cartridges in'the Brsenal
of Metz, pf whiqh;only , one : million, had
been used-when tiw place ";aptulateL; aad
that when Bazaine said he had no ammuni-.
tion the fact was he "liad no intention'Of
fighting,
Prince FrederickCharles and other Ger
man officers .wiU not appear before the
court as witnesses for Bazaine unless his
counsel declare their testimony indispensa
ble, i.
There, is a rumor here that Baron Shoeffel
has been arrested, but it is thought prema
ture. . . . '." -
It is now reported that Count de Cham
bord will go to Hainult, . Belgium, on the
frontier of France. ' ' 1
The German authorities have refused the
DuVe D'Aumale permission to visit the
battle fields in Lorraine.
Denial is given to the report of the seizure
of Prince .Napoleea's p&otograpns.
, SPAIN. . ' .
The Report of a . Carll$ Victory De-
led A Victory Claimed for the Re
publicans. .
J Madrid," Oct 11. ' '
Tlie government squadron has' anchored
four miles from Cartagenia.
The report of a Oarlist victory on the 6th
inst near Ciraufui is Officially declared
false. Gen. Morkraes reports that in the
engagement on that day the enemy were
defeated and driven back, with a loss of
.100 killed and 500 wounded. The Repub
licans had 19 killed and 140 wounded. "
Destitute Amerlcaeli Vienna Ef
" Jeeia of ; tlie-Paak mDIons in
" " YrEOTTA, Oct. 11. i
Mr. Jay, American Ministerv has written
to Washington l-ectimmewding that pro
vision lie made -for -sending home from
Vienna a number of waiters, laborers and
other Americans who are now in this city
in a destitute condition. Many-travellers
who jiold letters of credit"; frotn; suspended
banking houses in the United 'States Jind
themselves without f nnds and compelled to
accept friendly' snbseriptlonsto enabfftthem
to return home. : : .
Spirits Turpentine.
- A grand daughter of ex-President
Johnson is at school in Salem.
Mr. M." Lyrly of Salisbury had
his arm broken by a kiqk from a fractionary
horse. J
At Oxford on the 8th Rev. Jno.
W. Primrose .wa elected Moderator of
Orange Presbytery
Daring the recent gale tlie liijht
house schooner Spray went ashore on North
West Point Royal Shoal.
. Rev. .i A. Stradley baptized 23
persons last Sunday at Ames' (Baptist)
Chapel, Granville county.
tJ-i Conductor Hancock, of the A.
& N. C. R,R.,La lresigned "andhas been
succeeded -by Mr., joha N. Creagk.
Mr. Frauls Pace is erecting a
I three story brick cotton factory at -Cary.'
The machinery will be put in ueiore Jan
uary, says the Aei&, , . -:
FRANCE.
A protest Agalns Uio Claim of Count
i le Chambord to tbe Tkrone, See.
, Pae, Oct. 11.
Twenty-seven members of the municipal
council of Paris have published an address
ia which they declare that thefAstembly
has no right to alienate the National sov
ereignty and affirm that the majority of the
people reject tne claim or count de unam
bord to the Throne. 6t H ranee ana request
Deputies from the Department of the Seine
o declare f rankry how they propose to vote
upon the question! of a change in Govern
ment when it 'is brought up in the Assenv
Diy. ,
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WASHINGTON.
NEW TOBK.
The Storm, on the Florida Coast
Shipments and Receipts of Specie.
New York, Oct 11.
The storm on the Florida coast has inter
rupted telegraphic communication . with
Cuba.
European, steamers take abroad to-day
nearly half a million Mexican dollars and
specie.
Seven hundred thousand pound sterling
have been received at the assay office since
Monday and fifty thousand is expec ted to
day, all from England.
ELECTRIC: SPARKS.
Half a million of dollars were: shipped
from Liverpool for New York yesterday.
An arrival at New Orleans reports very
heavy weather in the Gulf on the 9th inst
Satanta and Big Tree, Indian chiefs,
captured in Mexico' and held in Texas for
raiding into the latter State, have been re
leased. - '
The schooner Mpnongahela encountered
rough weather off Nantucket and lost her
starboard cutter and split her sails;
At Memphis there is no abatement of the
fever noticeable, business is almost totally
suspended, and parents and children aban
don each other. . The money received is
judiciously distributed. '
- JQtfseellancons News.
" i yAESssaiasrct 11, !
Slatter -was convicted as indided, and
Rum Row is deHghJed. The better classes
are shocked. - " '
MiJonwayy s;M. C. of Kansas, fired
three shots -at -e-Senator' PonieToy, Qne
slfot toerely perforated tte skin; iThe emf
ploymeirt Ckmway!a wifeintbTreasary,
I . being partially under Pomeroy's auspices
seems 10 nave Deen me origin oi ineirouoie.
. I .-r PENNSYLVANIA. ' ;
Trouble Among the Cotton Alllla
' Pcit. ADKT.rmA, Oct. 11.
The Frankford cotton mills ' are running
on half time in consequence of the falling
off of orders and the difficulty in procuring
currency to pay wages.
Campbell's mills at Manayunk are closed
by a strike of the operatives. At other
Manayunk mills work continues at a reduc
tion. Southwork foundry is closed and GOO
employes are idle, refusing to work at the
proposed reduction of wages.
OL'R NIGHT REPORTS.
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
Severe Storm.- of Wind
Havana, and Other
and Rain at
Points The
City Flooded with Water Vessels
Driven Ashore Reuses Unroofed
. MUItary Matters, &e.
- Hatana, Oct. 6.
'A' severe rain storm has -been prevailing
here for the last two days. -Danger signals
were hoisted at the United. States signal
office, this morning. All the steamers in the
harbor are getting np steam in expectation
of a hurricane The wind .1 very heavy.
A coasting schooner anchored at the. mouth
of the harbor broke adrift and has gone
out to sea. The sea is very high , and the
waves are breaking oyer Mono lighthouse. .
The water, i jibing -and (several . streets are
already iiiuadaed. TJie steimer.: Valley
Citv, bouqd to Key West, has put .back. ,
" Official reports state that the insurgents,
l,O00trong, -Btfrprised a Spanish eoltima
near Halquin. During the engagement jthe
Spanish commander was wounded and
taken, prisoner.- '.The .Spanish loss in killed,
wounded and prisoners - is 125. The re
maindee of the ' rolamft ; was reinforced
and pursued the . insurgents, encoun
tering, them b ia their -encampment in
. thechapperaU; The insurgents were beaten
and. obliged to abandon their camps. ; The
- Spanish- losa in, this angaffement was 11
kHled and several wounded. : The insor-.
gent loss is reported double that number.
A body of insurgents jn the Central De
partment,' under Maximo Gomez, attacked
SatjtaCiiiz delSur.but were repulsed, leav
ing J& killed in the village. The Spanish
- loss was an -officer and 5 soldiers killed and
. 1 jwldier wounded. . ; .'
: - - Havana, Oct. 7.
The Mercantile Bank, suspended to-day.
It is said l he suspension is only temporary.
: Some damage is caused, by, the high wa
ter in the,'; streets pea thft shore. Many
houses are flooded. w The. sea is. breaking in
the". doers ;aad training, away furniture.
Several persona have been drowned. A1-.
most all telegraph Hneon tb island are
. down and communicalion,, is much inter
rupted, ' J
On the night of the . 8th : of ptember,
OaarHananamo was struck by the tail of a
hurricanes;, , All the vessels " in . port were
driven, ashore, the . roofs of many houses
were blown off, and other damage resulted
to buildings. -'! ' M (
A letter from Gabra, dated the 2d inst.,
nays a Spanish force 400 strong, under com
inaod of Cot Dicquisz, was defeated at
Canadohousdo bv baaduof insurgents from
the United States,, on the 29th nit. The in
surgents afterwards attacked another vil
lage, but were repulsed with a loss of seven
kitted.' Two hundred and seventy men of
Coulmain iff De Gucz .have reunited and
joined the force of oL- Esperdo. Firing
was heard on tlie 2d inst. at Giqu between
Calderm .and San Crjstpyal, ..where CoL Es
pondoame op with, the iilstjrgenta. ' The
' result of the engagement is unknown. Pre
cautionary defensive measures - have been
taken here. J -; .
-; Havana, Oct.' 8.
The German Bri Specufaipt' f rom Peqsa
ncol for Bremen,, has arrived liere with, the
loss W spars and bowsprit and leaking bad-
y ' le encountered the stotm of kk and
:.7th..: At .Zaz evcral vessel went ashore
and 'kwere wrecked, . The esiae crop suf
- fefed severely at Quiebra Hpeha.' Alt the
:. villages Along the coast suffered severely
from .lhe floods. The Spanish steamer
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
At Paterson, N. J., only one silk mill is
running full time and several have entirely
suspended.
At Jerome Park, New York, Tom Bafwl
ing won the 2 mile race time-3:S7f.- Peak
ness won the racetime 4:08. Grin
stead won the J mile race time ijl'Tf !
Tlie total imports at New York, for tile
week amounted to $7,219,707, of whicdi
$5,128,587 were for general merchandise
and $2,091,113 for dry -goods; v.-
' At Baltimore, St Luke's and St. Paul's,
Churches were robbed of altar furniture.
A golden chalice set with diamonds and
rubies, taken from St. Paul's, was valued
at $2,000. - !
At Montgomery "three fever deaths for
the past 24 hours, ending last evening. The
deaths yesterday and Friday were'-'of old
cases and attnbuted to tne cold weatner. !
DonKSTie
New
!
York, Oct 11 Noon
Stocks- dull -Gold- opened -a
Money 1-42 andlnterest'to 1-16. abdiintelrest.
Exchange long 6f; short 7$, Governments
dull and weak. State .bonds quiet.
' Omrrutvldl: ; " -' ' 4
Flour dull and declining. Wheat dull
and heavy. Corn quiet ' and- heavy.- - Pone
dull and - heavy new $16 75: Lard dull
old fiteam 8. Spirits Turpentiae -quift
at 41 cents. --- Rosin quiet at $2 80$ '85
fof 'strained." Freights dtill.
. Cotton nominally lower. Uplands 18;
tX)rleansl84. Sales.of farares opened --t0-
idaas felloes': Xtetobe 174516 7f No
vember 174(ai7 8-16: December lTlra
175-16; January 17 3-1617i; February 17f:
March 17 11-16; April 17 cents. . . ;
New York, Oct. 11 Evening. ;
'" - ' man" I '
i Money is easier ' af- T per -enH 1-16
commission. , Sterling - Exchange good
bankers', 105106; sight bills sold at 107;
commercial bills dull at lU4i105. Gold
108f . Government bonds -: are steady.
State bonds are quiet with little doing. ;
, , VomtoerctaL , - ' :
Cotton quiet,-with sales of 429 bales at
l8it8$ cents: Southern flour less doin
and, shippers holding off; there is a slight
decline . mi some Instances,? I Wheat heavy
and l(&2-.cent8 "lower-common winter
red west ern $1 56. Corn "fnlly 1 cent low
er high mixed and yellow Western 63
68 cents. Pork dull and -heavy at $16 15
$17. Lard dull and lower at 8 le.
cents. Naval stores steady. ; Groceries
quiet anJ weak. Freights dull. ' . , jj. )
- Cotton -uet - receipta 320 ' bales; ross
1,501 bales; futures closed steady, wita sales
of 11,400, bales as follows: October 17 3-1;
November 17 1-32; December 171-32; Jan
uary 17 1-16,- .: t
COTTOlf MARKKTf '
Norfolk, lower at 17; Baltimore, dull and
lower at 15, 16$, I6117f; Philadelphia,
17. 1818; New Orleans, dull and nomi
nal at 16f, 16, 17$, 17&ai&f; Galveston,
demand good at Ipwer rates, 1315:
Charleston, dull and Ipwer at 15J!, 15$, 16
I6i; Boston, dull and little doing at 18t&
18f ; . Sayannah, dull and nominal jftt-lnT;
Mobile, quiet at 15,. 162(gil7T; Memphis,
steady at 16i16j; Augusta, dull and nom-'
inal atl52t5i. . .
ThV AsKenre Citizen says Geo.
Mitchell, who some time ago -was stabbed
by John EarvrOQd,-onj,Cane Creek, died of
his wound on Sunday' last
On Wt4apadayr wWle pranking
with an old gun, two lithe negroes on Capt
WhHakers' plantation, in Nash ' county,
were shot, one quite serfxmsdy,, ;
Last Sunday night a strange than
deposited a paper box and bundle on the
bed in the room of Mr. Webb, of Ashe
yDHe. He hastily withdrew and the box
was found to contain an infant a month old.
Neios : Gov. Caldwell yester
day issued a pardon to Andrew Skinner,
an old colored convict in the Penitentiary
Andrew was qbnvicted of manslaughter
killing. a woman) at the Spring term of
;Wayne county Superior Court in' 1869s, and
sentenced to ten years in the Penitentiary.
' "At .the Henderson Fair, Judge
Merrimoh's subject was the importance,
character arid iJtenity jbiilabiffj The pur
pose of the speech was to show the neces
sity existing ;n North Carolina for a Jiving,
practical and aggressive public spirit in fa
vor of all industrial pursuits and especially
agricnJtuTe. " ;; .a ;
'-r The following is the Comfnittee
to attend to members of the Press at the
State Fair, next week: T.'3, Eangsbnrg,
JDcaly -JSennel; Capt S. T. Williams, Daily
News; T. M, Argo, WorJc&ng Merit Journal
R C. Gray, "Christian Admcecte;R. H. Whita
ker, Frien4 of. Temperance; It. T. Fulghumi
State Agricultural Journal.
Salem Iess : Clinton Flynn,
of Yadkin county,1 who was convicted of
burglary at last term ef Yadkin Court and
sentenced to the Penitentiary for ten years;
entered ' thai institution- last week. Bur
glaries are of frequent occurence, of late,
and we are led "to Believe that more sum
mary pnnishmenti might cure theevilto a
great extent.
: The Republic informs us that
Haywood Green, of Newbern, cot his cloth-
ing caugni in a grist, miit.ue was tending,
Thursday last, and before the steam . could
be shut off was drawn down the shaft, and
when picked up was found to have thiee
ribs broken and his arm broken in three
places, rbesides receiving .internal injuries,
which, however, were happily not serious.
T-nAsheville Citizen: Lieut. Col.
John- A Fagg of our town will attend the
Convention of Mexican soldiers, to be held
in Raleigh, on the 15th. He, as senior officer
from .North Carolina, will preside.. .North
Carolina furnished a gallant regiment to
that warr and it is but meet and proper the
survivors should form an organization to
perpetuate pleasant associations.
25 or 30 years ago Henderson Smith dreamt
that if he should cross the bridge at the in
tersection or rfiount and outn streets, ana
close, by bis residence, he should surely die
So strOBgly is he impressed with the pro
phetic, nature of this dream that nothing
can induce .him to risk the crossings and
from that xlay to this he has never been up
town. v, ... , ; . ; . ; f
, --;TKere will be several meetings
-interest Tnmne thermTeTghTTir next
week. , Oik the 17th Hon. Vance, one
of the vice Presidents oi the Southern His
toricalctyt-willorganrze m branch so
ciety er this State to be -auxiliary to the
parent society. , On the 18th inst, the suf-
vivmg panrcipanrs mine mexican war re
sidiog in this-Stte wil meet ia convention
for the purpefse of for riling "a State associa
tion taaetia. eopcert wHh those pf other
Stales.1 1 The 'Mies Is fnformed that the
identical flag borne ly the N. C. regiment
in that war will be displayed on the occa
sion. k Several committees of the Press.. Ag
eociation those on Legal Advertisements,
on Agricnitural -interests anq immigration
ana the ; .Executive uommuteerwiu meet
:; "IT-rf Superintendent Mills says of jbie
St John's lOrDhan Asvlum: The neonle
1 . . . a . r
are requested : not to believe any rumors
concerning, the suspension of the Orphan
Asylum at Oxford. The contributions f0r
October bare so far exceeded the enrrent
expenses .fpf-feedihg,1 clothing and teaching
the children,-. But we do need about $30u
to be spent in bedding and $200 for stoves.
Instead of $500, w6 need $1,000 for Octo
ber. . liesides, some distressed, fatherless,
motherless and penniless children are ' ask
ing admission, and we are not prepared to
recefer tbenv, ,Tha institution will jaabie
ndhtifulineSfewJl he Aug
mented In proportion to the contributions
to its support 1 u
GOMMERG1AL.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
, , -STAR OFFICE, Oct. 11.
i - SPIRITS TURPENTINE. Receipts of
! 10(1 l r-t! f enr 1 AO
io4 cusK... oaies . oi:ovv.'C3SK8 afc 00 -euba
per gallon for . Southern packages. Mar
ket quiet
ROSIN. Recei Dfs 1 .262 bWs. No sales
reported.' Offered at . $2 30 for Strained,
but without bidders. '.
CRUDE TURPENTINE. Receipts and
sales of 133 bbls at $3 00 for; Virgin and
Yellow Dip and $1 60 for Hard. Market
steady.
TAR. Sales of lOlbblsat $2 50 per bbl.
Market steady,
COTTON. Receipts 134 bales. Market
dull and nominal, with no sales reported.
jn
New York Naval stores market, Oct.
0. 1873.
There has been a.fair trade in spirits tur
pentine, but mostly in small lots. Sales in
clude 225 bbls at 41c. We quote merchant
able order 40i4lc. Strained rosin has
been very cfUiet to-day, aad tlie value more
or less nominal at $2 85$3, 90. Fine
grades are dull and without new feature.
Tar is weak at about $3$3 S7i for Wash
ington and Wilmington. PitcU steady;
sales 17 bbls Southern at $3. ' City quoted
at $3 25$3 37 for prime delivered. The
Gold and Stock Telegraph Co., report as
follows:" Liverpool Common rosin, 9s 3d,
fine dp,. 15s turpentine,. 32s Cd. London
'; Common rosin, 9s 6d9s-9d;-fine do,
12s15s; turpentine, 31s 9d32.-
WHOLBSALEPKICBS.
" Our quotatleaa, it eboold be understood, rep
resent the wholesale, prices generally.. In. .making
I Tip small orders higher prices have to be charged. .
, Eeal ..Estate M .Loan , Assacmtian
m. ' t .j .: SAVINGS BANK-! ' '
MARINE.
ARRTVEIX
Stmr DMurchison, Garrison, Fayetteville,
Williams & Murchison.
Steamship Metropolis, Nickerson; New
.York, Barry Bros. ;. . - ;
, CLEARED. , .
Stmr DMnrchison. Garrison, Fayetteville.
Williams & Murchison.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New York,
Barry Bros.
RECEIPTS.
PER RIVER STEAMERS, &c. .
Stmr D Murchison 722 bbls rosin, 40 do
spirts.
EXPORTS.
' FOREIGK . f
Nbw York. Steamship Benefactor
1,708 bbls rosin. 205 do.spuita. 171 do tar,
50 do crude turpentine, 379 bales cotton,
11 packages mdse. ;
SHIPPING DIRECTORY.
tut or Veasela In the Port or Wll
mlnftTton, N. C October 13.73. .
' -: .:' STEAMSHIPS.
Metropolis, Nickerson, Barry Bros,
Lucille, Bennett,' A D Cazaux
Pioneer. Wakeley, -Worth & Wprth
Uebecca Clyde, Childs, , A l Cazaux
BAKOU1CS.
Atlantic (Ger.), Sobering, ' EPeschau
Louise (Ger.), Bahlrius, E Peschau
Kobe (Nor) Tarlsie, R'E HeW
Ilerundo, (Ger) Hansen; ': , ' R E fleide
Maria Hey n, (Nor) Beck, " E Peschau
Uinta (SwedX eterson, K JS Ueidev
BrSark Elizabeth Knowles, Cariulchael,
J it .blossom x iuvam
BRIGS.
Carl August Petersen, Vlck&Mebanp
Ara, (Nor.l Asachsin, RE Heide
Queen of Commerce, Murdock, !
' : Harriss llowcU
Albion (BrA Smith. ' Vick&Mebane
Victoria, (Ger.) Schultz, E Peschau
ling Black awan, Winslade,
' E Kidder & Sons
SCHOONERS. .. -
Ben, Davis, Williams x& Murchison
Charles Dennis, Wicks, ' ADCazSjix
LuOla Murchison, Jones, . -;-':
Wiinatns & Murchison
S: T. Baker, Davis, Northrop & Cummin
Ben Borland ,'Brittinham. . . ; Master
Tarry Not, Tinunons, . ; Harriss & Howe
Henrietta, : Langley; in ballast . . ,
... Williams &Murchisoa
BARQUENTlNES, : .
La Belle, Skare, - R E Heide
this Port.
' 6Af GES6 6unny . . ' T
Double Ancnor.
Donble Anchor " A".
BACON North Carolina
Hams, p
, Shoulders, lb ............. .
. Sides,- lb '..
Western 8moked ,
Hams...
,. Sides, q8St,. . ,.r ..u....,r
' Shoulders..... .. . .....
0rj Salted
'' Sides lb ... j
. Shoulders ...j, r.. -BKEF
On the Hoof
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine,
Sccoud Hftnd, each
New New York, each
New City, each.
BEESWAX B
BBlCKB-rWUmington, il
Northern ......
BUTTER-North Carolina, $ lb.
Northern, S B '
CANDLES Sperm, S,
Tallow, . .
Adamantine. Sib
CHEESE Northern Factory 9 lb
Dairy, cream $ B . ' ..
-wtate, v
COFFEE : lava, B ...... ,.
Rio, V :: .......;.... . .
. Laguayra, V E
CORN MEAL bushel ... . . . .
COTTON TIES ft
DOMESTICS Sheetlug, 4-4, $ yd
FISH-Mackerel, No. t, bbL..
; NO. 1, 9 H bbL.. .... ....
. YMackerel, No. , V hoi
No. Sl, Vbbl
Mackerel, No. 8, bbl.......
Mullets, hbt,.....tw.......
N. C. Herring, 3? bol.
Dry Cod, .;...
FLOUR Pine, $ hW ...
super, jsortnern. ddi ..
EartMdo. 44 ; bbt....
Family 44 bbl.t
City MiU Supers $ bw-. '..
. : ; Kitra. bbl...
painfly, bbl..!.
' . Ex. Family, tbl .
FERTILIZERS
-! Peruvian Guano, 9 8000 tbs
Baurh'sThospbatai4 . 4S
'. Carolina Fertilizer, 44 44
Ground Bone,
Bone Meat,-- , :..
44 Fldur , ' "
Navaasa (hiano.
Complete Manure, " "
;': Whann'S Phosphate4' 44
Wando Phosphate, 44 :
Berger & Butz's Phosph. 44
GLUE ft
GRAIN Corn, in store, fifi tbs.
Corn,' Cargo, 56 lbs
Corn, YeE, busheU .......
Oats, boebel.
Peas, Cow, bushel
HIDES Green, ft
Dry, .$ ft
HAY Eastern. 9 100 lbs.....: .
' North River. 100 ft. .....
HOOFERON 9 ton........ ...
LARD Northern, ft
North Carolina, i0 lb.... ....
UMK bbl. i ; . .-. . . .
LUM BEK CiTT SnAvSawiB-H
Ship Stuff, resawed, w M ft.
Ronch Bdse Plank, w M ft. .
WestlndiaCargpes, acoordingi
to quality, 9 Jan, .
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JNO. ;W1L1)ER ATKINSON
CH AS S. ELLIS . . . w Sei
, DIRECTORS:
vi...,'ilre8ident
CTipe president
ana i reasurer
.if - i'1- '
ir . '
$ Mapnwg.
HAIL
ROAD
LINES,
''is
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8
Tun wiii4.Atktason- of Atfemsom
Vm:aBeriuef1MWihBbnA r '
Isaac UTavxer, jrreswviiv p":.'"
0wirff6 Harriss. of Hsmss HawelL ,,
ThoiH. MeW,f .W.tWMteheaa iasOX'-
Koger Moore, Uroxer. ; ; . '
Sanruel Northrop; vt Nortbrop1 Crjfil
George W. Williams, of WillmA Marehisbn.. -
2 3
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815
so
3 58
"28
8 00. , 10 eo
m 14 w
nnHK ABOVE COBPORATION, CHARTERED
JL 1
lina,
. X by act, gf the General Assembly of . ortfr canv
1, is now prepared to receive deposits or kjisju
20. ,
80
25
00
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16
15
30
26
26 &
&
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30
40
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DOLLAR and upwards, on wiridi
EIGHT PER CENT. INTEREST
will be allowed. A. ,
1 Th safety of tha Boboritlea, the eoMtantly in
creasing capital of the Association, the liberal rate
ef Interest, and the character of the management,
unite in gating ms we . -
SAFEST ANKBESTPAYDTG SAVINGS SCHEME J
Avar nffnrHd to thfA COtniBBnltV. . I
"' ' interest allowed en all sums remaining one month -k
anA'longer. . ; r-i :
Kiftpen davs notice rea aired to draw out money.
''Deposits received at any time by tbe Secretary.;
and Treasnrer, No. 41 JIarktstreet.v
jane 6-tf ; .
FEESH CKACKEES.
BENT'S1 WATER CRACKERS', ASSORTED
QUEENS, MILK CRACKERS. ;;
Fruit Crackers;
.... - ' 1 ' , ,
Albert Biscuits, and a' Variety! of Fancy Cakes, at
''' :' " "' ' ' ' GEO. MYERS'.
90 00
00 Oil
48 00
00 00
da 00
SG60
53 00
4000
00 00-; 45 00
57 00
65 00
6700
TOCO
& 70 00
00 00
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95
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55 00
00 00
00 00
00 00
60 00
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mx
85
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7
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1.25
130 00 135 00
11 MX
nx
50
8
nx
65
Dressed Floeniig, seasoned..
Scantling and Boards, conx-
: JCOLASSES-Cnba, bids, 9 gal..
UOa,.DDlS, V KtU
Sugar House, bids, ft gal;. .
. : ; ".. 1)I1 sat.,.
'BytabVbbls, V'gaf.
NAILS-Cut, 44 toj0 keg,
v gai...
1. aa ffal..
Rosin.
PEANUTS bushel.
POTATOES Sweet, J8 bushel...
Irish, NorlJiern, V bbl .
PORK Northern, City Mess.. . ,
Thin, 9 bbl
Prime, 9 bbl ,
Rnmn. Mixhi
I - RICE Carolina, ft............
East India, VJb.j....
Rough, bush ,
EAGS Country, V ft -
U,ft... ....... ..
SALT Alum, J bushel.
livorpaoL-y saclc..,;;.x...r.
American, sack
8UABr-Cuba,
Porta Rico, B
A Coffee ft....
B " ft ,
C 44 U.ft.,.........v.
Ex. c ft :..
Crushed, $ ft...
SOAP Northern, V 3ft..........
SHINSLES--Contract; Q M:.;.v
Common, $1 M
Cypress Saps $ M," . ;...';
Cypress Hearts a M
STAVESW. O. Bbl., M
R. O. Hhd., ft M
Cypress. M
TALLOW a ft
TdMBKESbippingM.,,
MU1 Prime, M
Mill Fair, M.i..'i;j. ;.
Inferior to Ordinary, B .
WHISKEY Northern, 9 gal'.
North Carolina, gal.- ...
WOOL Unwashed, ft
Weshed, 9 ft...:.
1 50
24 00
) 00
20 00
80 00
160
87 00
ts ee
S3
85 00
15 00
87
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200
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18 00
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BATES OF FREIGHT.
. JL
s?nrsf
dd Sept5
slcl Sept 26
' " ' 7'. . .0
cMept24
aid Sept,;24
support. I undertook this orphata
work because I had faith irr tbe benevolence
01. sue. people-' oi-ine state. sly laitii was
well-founded, ap4 I shall iwllow, my con
ductor and fear no danger. . Let tbe friends
of the enterprise 88istJiowK. bdirect cod
triUSgtfejb torofwjtffego.r theapcaching
winter. Task', DeifevingthaTmany will an
swer. - ! : ' ' - '
Spirit of the Age.
Co
Erie 41.
ErieAf.
FOREIGN MARKETS, ;.,
LonBeiw, Oct 11 Noon.
hPpE $PIRtT. OF TEHS AGE WtLL PftESENt A
J. pair of fine' pictures worth $3 to every sabscriber
for 1873, who pays $2 50 In advance fof a year's sub
scription. The pictures entitled Raphaerg Cherubs
is exeontQd, ih the finest ..style :of lithographic
printing; iheprtatbdiurfaceof uclis 22x28 inches,
auu tueuiciiireH wn iii me ncores I or A ou per pair.
Rev. H. T. HUDSON. f EditorsTI !
The Agk is a weekly family paper, adapted to the
borne circle, the farmer, the mechanic, the trades
man alike, in every section of the StateV is is not
sectional In its character, nor partisan or sectarian.
Besides all the news of the day. collated with a view
to correctrjesa ana accuracy, ftp, columns will be
filled with the-ehetcest Tnalter appropriate to the
auiereni aepanments ston .aistoai jndbio-'
graphical sketches, traverknJ adventure. Sabbath
ns, mwa,iimqr, agricultural, correspona
. an eeifome efuie'news of the dav. Ac
Omsinai. Stqbxbs. The publication of original
stories Is a special featarv of the Aex, and for this
year we have procured several from the pens of pop
ular and interesting writers. In this department
alone we can promise our readers entertainment
eqtnJto'cftateeter te that of any of the popular
story pspcrs. - j- - ;
iBwjV7ijK-rtxt6tto4mei -rt&. with 2
JLlat f TeeeeU SsUled tor
;'BORDEATJX:
Claudia, Diose, . -
FLEETWOOD.
Nornen, , Jengen, . .
KUIT1SKDA11.
Ifoewe Ahrens.-
. . - PLYMOUTH, Eng.,1
Zatla, Otouadseri, " '. aid
GLOUCESTER.
W A Sarnowr Buesert"
.. v HAVRE.
.Vera, Sarensea,! . :
BOWLINE.
Alby, Topp,
Clio, Schupp, , t ld gept 1?
Hermarin lieltnricn,' Oesitete!cn,ld Sept 11
JJAiHUOK.
Schr Addie L Cutler, Shiitli,
BELFAST. I.
A M B., Strang,
GRIMSBY. t
Juno, Lindt,
, LQNPOtf. -Nelly,
Hasland, ,.
Leda, Ittaeller, - L
Laus Wichard. Wile. :
'Br Baroue ftdohie GbrMti: (Rrirriitj;
" . . :? . r .TT,- T7! " ' a.-'
'.. . . ;,.8ia Aug. 2a
Von der Lnke Rohjstorff. Plageman, i
,'-:- ' . ;:,nra Amr ft
vr x vjrreneiuucn, tfcmiup.
imaglaas, W uaon,
DelpMn, Easse, - '
MAliTIlSlUUE.
Schr A Richards, v.'
NEW YORK.
Schr Mott Bedell Van leynegQ.m,
- sld fcSept ia
DEAL.
C Neumann, Gaedebehu, . '
1), TUBELTASCrTMjl
Br Jessie GoodwinjMcUenzie,
; , LIVERPOOL.
Garstrane, Thornton,
Itrviricible, Jarnes, '
Brilliant btar, Audlson
Adolpn,
To Nbw Yqrk.
Crude Turpentine bbl
Tar bbf.... ......
Spts Turpentine & bbl
Cotton i bale .1. 17;
Peanuts bushel ....
TO rIULDBLPHlA.
Crude Turpentine $ bbl
Tar '
Spts Turpentine
Rosin bbKi:
f bbl
Cotton & bale
Gottoa Qooas. 8 babxi
Peanuts bushel
Lumber M 1
To Balttmoke.
CrHda Turpentine ft bbl
Tar bbl
1 I VUtlWU LIUtC . . . .
reanuts
sldSeptlS
eld Aug 2
sld Sept 1
i
sld Aug 22
. cWSept 4
.ski SeptjL
n rM Hent. ft
aid Aa 1
sld June 2
ldSeptl
sld June 25
aid Aug. 14
sld Aug 11
June 8
Lumber
Tar bb
0U tarpenttne . 2 bbU
Kosin v DDI
cotton Dale..
Peanuts busheL I
0 50 0 60
0 60 0 00
1 00 0 00
D 50 O, 060
5t'6A 0 00)
0 10 0 001
0 00 0 50
0 eo & 1 00
00 0 60
0 00 2 00
S 00 0 75
0 00 0 10
0 0i) 10 00
Sailing
Mel
t AA A ft -4K '
u w 14 V
0 00 & 0 45
0 00 0 90
0 00 0 45
0 00 2 001
0 00 0 11
0 00 0 00
0 00 & 0 00
0 00 0 001
0 00 0 00
0 00 0 00
0 eo 0 00
WILMINGTON MONEY MARKET
OORRBCTKD ItLY BTTHB' BiOTC oir HW HAKOVI.
I. It. GRAINGER, PRESIDENT. I '
i
1
-BXLIN.
Ill; :
L s 1 ! ; : 1 i -
.uvj-.v v ' -'-arms.
Gold 108
8Uver. lia 106
.-mi nangc m(Ub uu rruriuera ciuot. . . . . rur.
Exchange 30 days on " il X Vedis.
rar v ai. Belling,
. 51
.An.
80
70 :
no;
anm. 01 otvw turnover eieca 11.
mmtnon Btulame stocku
Mechanics.., "... tr..rr--
N. C. Bonds Old Ei-Coupon
! , Do. FundUig.l8(i6..
Do. " 1868
Io New
Io. Se.ciiil Tax...
AW Ri BdeASTSOtflfflntV'.
ew yc. . . .t (Gold hit)
. 50
. 100
..34
.-i5. -..A
..24 ...
..20
..IS -
j
LATER' L
LATER,
Exampler, Roberta, .
Brig Leda, Muller,
Juno, Ibbeken, .
HAMBURG.
Bertha, Hillerioh, '
Nor Barque St. Olaf . Haskell,
v . NEWRY.
Marie Rose, bnltz,; "
Eintracht, Schuchert,
GEE1STEMUND.
sld Sent 25
nt.Mtat Sept; 20
r sld 9
ent oiit Aug 29
; sld Aug 7
sld Aug. 15
ent out Sept 9
44 v,. . gc.,. . :80
New Hanover County Bonds (10 years),
, cJkd Int.) 79
New llanover County Bonds (5 yeqve) d
" ( " A3).
" " 50).
Kc
Nortn Carolina
W.-i p & Halroti
Wil. GasLlshtCo.
.40
v-s1d! Aug 14
aid July IB
jld Sept. 19
sld Aug. 25;
; sld .Aug 22
J? ilni
ifcon, N. C, 8eit, 2:1, 1873. j
sld Sept 28
,c!dAqgl2
-ciaseats
: ie.0VP7:KKmaiai jnOMBiataresi tl 85.
Bverv reader or tne Spirit or thbAsb, aipub-
iisueu uuvn uxvwvjiBeriwsuyrquesiea 10 renew
ineirpaironage. aeuaioi specimen copy. Address.'
, f '' ) . "'.' tf .T "t.V I
iwwuua et bkuuuutun, Kaleleh. N. C.
ANTWERP.
Frey, Halversen, . '
Eii9ex Anna, yvendt, , . ..
EXETER.
Abbey, Eastman, -'UJio JA-
AM8TERDAM.
Elizabetk Catbv AnderBon,:"! -;
CARDIFF
1 nxgpnneistec Eretein, jajwenreich.. ,
FrurlevBrarme. tm. sld Sept 3
- StETTIN.15 ' -ul .
THE , WORLP-RENOWNED
empjee nmz
AND THE
"Best 15 utter in tbe World,"
GEORGE MYERS',
At
ectT-tf
li and 18 So. 37ront Street
FOR THE MONEY.
1 : )
WE OFFER .
BOOTS fflll SHOES
: i : , !.::. 1 !
' , To Cash Customers at
- t - . ' ' ' u : ' t
Lowest Yrlfiem -
Cell and examine before
purchasing wfflTnalce rt '
pay you.
: . 'i
OCtll-tf
GEO. R. FBENCH &"SON,'
...
88 North Front street,
HOUSE FURNISHING
&: 0 a X 3
At the Xe w Hardware Store.
oet " : GILES MURCHISON'.
0 00 0 eo
0 50 0 eo
ft On Ch 70
Fa,50 00
' 0 00 1 75
0- OjO 0 w
a 00 0 so
'ff 00 0 50
0 00 0 80
0 00 0 50
0 00 2 00
0 00 & 0 75
0 00 0 10
7 00 8 00
0 00 0 45
0 00 0 45
0 00 0 75
0 00 0 46
0 00 2 00.
0 00 d 00
6 fee 00-
75
0 00 0 75
0 00 a 0 70
a 00 a 1 10
65iB 70
3 50 a 0 00.
0 00 0 12 & 0 10
; 7 esttmony from tlie ?atflef Fielfe;;
TTNDEB THE ABOVE TITlH I PROPOSE TO
U' nublish first in newspaper and subsequently in
book form, a' series of articles giving the war kc
ord of North Carolina fiom the . election of Lincoln
m 2o vetnberi 1860, tb the close of the war between
the States in May. XBftc. My plan embraces three
divisions :
' 1st. :.Accohnts of each "Bkirmifeh and battle on the
. soil or upon the waters of .North rarolina. , ,
2d. Accounts of every battle fought during the
-rrar on the teal of every Stated in -which any of the
trooDS of. North (Carolina toolc Dart esneciai care
bein? tateir to show -what these troops did tend suf
fered in each of those battles, and what glory and
renown our officers, and men fairly won.
3d' A Southern Chart for aM time." "An expla
nation or tne.uuxd oiviaian Ql. toe propesea plan
will be submitted at a later day.
1 .That I tokj aaooesBraily acoompliib this ardaons
but pleasing ;self-impoBed task, I invoke the aid of
all my brotner soldiers and ask tbent to" furnish tie
natariai whkik. jCSAh arrahced' and digested sn as
to form a complete record of the neroSc deeds of the
sous of North CawOna tpan tb battle -fields of the
ixmieaeracy ; ano;e6pecuaiy ao. 1 ask all wnp can
write to furnish me details of every battle In which
,taer parocipatea, -ana. tn'pm.De.py taeiriin
mediate commands.
- ' General officervfroia ofherStates who command
ed ftorth Carolina, traops. are respects ally asked t
gitie me all the information in their' possession rel-
atits to tusonouct and beanne of those tisooo&v
In. endeavorins' to do iostlea to tha soldiers of vat
nauve ataiex 1 ceriaimy enau most carexniry anstaia
opra, ootne raj pence to wee imm any otnerj . .
at" Newoern,
Address"' Oar Living and pur J
. Thf ftrst number will ba issaedt about tbelQtlkor
d nnp. suDscripHon pnep peryear iu aavance.
! . STEPHEN ; POOLi '
Late Cslonel.lOth.RegJflient, N. Q-$T
ILL
fii;. THB, PEJiUVlAlT
.8TRTJP- Vitattzes-
' an- 33arkbes 1 th
- JBlood, Tones npr tha
i 1System3niluJrtho
iiircBMO-cwwa, vwem
I Female Complaints,
I rvaSiMlftvEi-'
tnora, I3yspepsia.
' 'Thousands' navs
Obeea changed by the!
Sm' feak slcklv.
waoDg, neaany, ana nappy men ana women,; ana
JavmCdi esnndt rasdBably hsattaU tofrtrs Ma trials
Caution. Be sure yon get the right article &eu
that "Peruvian. Syrup" ts blown in the rias
Pamphlets freBi fiend for om SETHt W.FQWLK
30N8, Proprietors, Boston. Mass.. , For eate- by
drUggistaienBraBy.' ' - r '
sptl7fcIeoWlyalwwad . !; t
j FAJ1ME1W HOUSE,
HAXtm THbRotGHLt OVESttiuLEl)1 ikl
cleansed tb above Howe, HeatKetttlfc- aeBeit
a snare ot tne piDiiopatrQBage and, from It prux
imity'to Steambosts, Railroads andbdstntss piaaes,
call. .- Fare the best
General Sup'ts Office,
OUST A w. b. conPAmr,
; WIlirmdTONvNl C, Oct. 11, -tea
1 rifffg'''fon1 irF"'"ir.i"''rr fTfT-5tj3jbi"s.?
tfKae of Schedule.
fHS FOLLOWING SCHEDULE WILL GO Txv,,
effect at 4;80 A. M., Sanday,, J2th inst: U
DAY EXPBESSTBA1W, (all-.)
Leave Wilmington. '. . . .i
Arrive at Florence . . . ; .
Arrive at Columbia
Arrive at Augusta,
Leave Aagusta. :l .......
Leave Colombia
Arrive at Florence
Arrive at Witacdngton. .
4.30 A.
-. 10:31 a.
.. 3:0() p
. . 8:( 0 P."
4:8!) A.
.. 10:20 A.
-. ;2:48 P
10.-C0 P.
Ji.
M.
X.
M.
Si.
Ai.
SI.
11.
1 days E-rfcieiT.y
Leave Wilmlneton.... a-m t
Arrfve at Columbia , . 4.1 n a v!-
Arrive at Augusta: " . .V: ..... 8 -ib 7 m '
Arrive at Wilmingtoti,'. . , 7:ioa'v
" All trains make close connection hnfh vi .5;
tenth., . ' . : '
Puuman palace Sleeping Cars on al night train
i ' " J AMKH ANDERSON
ocMl-tf ...... ; .... Gca'lSup-t.
Wilioiiigton & Weldon
KAILHOAD CO.
1 ....': . . ' -!.:.?.
Change of Schedule.
Opyitne or 611ft, Sttfkbintxnbent i
- - Wilralnonv N. C, Oct 11th, 1878. f
VN AND AFTER. OCT. :12th; INSTANT Pk
KJ Senger trains on the Wilmington and Weldim
Railroad will fun as follows t : - -
' MAlli TRAIN
Leave Union Depot dally (Suhdays ex
. cepted.i. .--.w... 'At
Arrive at Goldsborp
Kocky M'unt. .
WeMan , v. ' ...
Leave Wbldon dally (Sundays except
ed). J...: ...,.-.-.. 1. tl Af
Arrive at Rocky Mount
vjoiasooro. . . .
Union Depot;
1-Mi A. Ji
11:50 A. M
2:00 P. M
8.50 P. M.
' 9:.'K) A. M.
11:25 A. J!.
1:37 P. M.
5:50 P. 11.
Leave TJnlon Depot daily
Arrive- at Ooldsbor.:.
Leovft Weldon,- datly,....: .
Arrive at Rocky Mount
v.vxiLJVr. V . . . . . . . .
, ; .;, Union Depot.
' At
1Q:30 P. Jr.
3:37 A. M.
.5:53 A. li.
8:00 A. M.
8:00 P. 51.
S:48.P. M
11:50 'P. V.
4:05 A. M.
The mail train makes close cnmtettHon it. ' Wolrlm,
for all.Doiuts North via Bav Line. and Aoaaia Ciw.k
(Ontes. '
Expreps Train cocnecta onlv with AoaniaCre-!;
routfe. Pallmavri'a Palace Sloepins Cars
on tbls Train. ' . m-
TRAINS' will leava Wilmmimm in.
weekly at 6:00 A. M., and arrive at 1:40 P.M."
EXPRESS FREKJHr TRAINS wffl teave Wi).
nungtoa daily at ,2:00, Mw and arrive- at 6:00 V.
M.
octli-tf
JOHN H. DIVINE,
.General Snperintendent
Ganrtmst, .Ceirtial Rjfljrar Mmi
t ; 1 - - - ' ' ' " '
Is BATE WILMJNGTON'DAL!r(BXeEPT SUN
4. day;) at.. . , . . .,. ., .p . ... M A. M
Arrive at Wadesboro'W. . ...... ... . . . . . ; 5:25 P. M
Leave. Wadesboeo. at. . . . ; . m 1 :x; ; :10 A. M
Leave Wilmington daily ecept . Snsdaya) 6:60 A. M
Arrive at Laurmburg at... 5:S0P.ii
l8Te Lattrfcibtirg at.vJ;. ...."ft . . i i '. I . . . . . ; 5 A. 51
Arrive at Wilmington at..,.. 50P.M
Passenger Trains leave. Charlbtte daily,
1 finndays-execpted, -at... '... 1 .... '8:00 A. Jl
Arrive at Buffalo at r, ,...,...12:0014
LoavisBttltSlo at.:: . ... . . . .'. '. . . 'l :00 P. St
lArrive at .Charlotte at...v .vi-..).: ...j.... 5:15 P. U
Irregular Lumber and Timber Trains run on both
portions of theltoad as the basiness requires.
A. Daily Stage will, soon, ran in connection with
tha trains on- both ends of this Hallway,
d ' - ': '.'( Li'HEEMONT,
I ; may 18-tf Chief .ftngkieer and Sap't -
Baltimore and Wilmington
pefccaa visiting tha city-would da well ' Riv ate a
; and eharses reasonable.
'"ELIZABETH WARREN, ' ?
00 t)0 Q LBS 6ui.ttm& And sides
-SEtMfBEIliT. STEAMSHIP ;tlHE!
OatPOSED or tbs FIE3T, CltASfiTEAMBHIPS
FOWEIC, Capt. D..J. Price, ,
,r , &,VjCIAEBar)t. L 8 Bejmrtti
1 BltBCfoDK, Capt D. C. CblWf.
IharbafterfrotoiiBALTIMOREi
LTBUry- Vae'adaT aruCt VtULaf.
, coarNEcriNct 43? ipiicngton
With hft JvlUigtan., Cotwabia. and Aagusta,
Wflmlhgton and Weldon,' an the' Wilmington,
vuariotteaad JKutherfortltailroadi; also the several
uugb u Dieiuuenj uf r ayeneyiiie.
GfVirie through Billa f Lading
To all coints hi Ifrmii iWmih ri&tniina aporoia
.&BdAiaa4;rHUanotHua BatsiaMMwtth the Bal
timore ana u mo ana tne Northern Central Railroaos
r aUpxnsts in the West 'and Northwest, ' and with
steamers and Railroads for Boston, New York and
For freight engagemeats apply, to
- i-ir-V. CAZATX,
. Agent, Wilmington, N. C.
AFMiw' A Co.; Agents. Bar&nore.
. dec 8UtX; , ,. .
('!'. '.-iFo saje by
June Sl-tf
WILL A Hit HUAt
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10 000 LBSFRBSM BEAT-KJCE,
,: . . -ir PHM HILTON, CE,tILLS,
t .; i.,!'! Km i yn',
dec 4-tf
WU.I-A Rl BROS.
Shavmg Saloon,
L.T.OE. TTJRNEH, . INFORMS iJlS, NpMERQIfiS
- irrenas anu cuuranrs mme IT;IB recently ntMC
np 9iSiWushmeaMahrearo Mr, BtniisiSa
loon, and is prepared to do all work in hi line, md
Hair Cntting, Ac, as neatly tftMteroedi
' A AND AFTER THE lST.OF OCTtJBER ALL
Hogs and Cows found running at large within the
; ,rr.- ii ' .uiy .? jft t'"-? '.-.
imitprecribed by fee OTditfaVaCbyHbe
Board
loon, and is
as shaving.
Vj. as jft
can bedoaavin th.city.
will be taken up" aira int-
s-.'-n .
of Aldermen.
itf -ilSS. ifiWW- PKICE, Ja.,
EldiJd 8
City Marshal. .
The Ca4,.'Jbriial,.
TctojsdsDrKVEHTfiTihntsaAY 'AT- a 50-
L nfrmWHi?m&?&:jij.
'IIS 1:
EemavaL
U ;Ji:n.
.Mi1.'lt
WW tted pM 4or; -Ti hifc aTeTf 4e-mfcrif keftaeVnAtntmh on-'
compelled to adopt and adhere to strictly as we 1 - . , ..... , . , . on
iaia(taal4'eM .ff'.fi- tdillo io jn'inf:ino : l
TI?BOTITHI8A?rO8AL0Jf e&ASUm
-T WOOD will be STRICTLY FOR CASH, addno
hope our friends will bear this in mind when sena-
ront staadt. ;t!i!Oivlfn' -.r'i ni HJ i
PHILADELPHIA & SOUTHERN
iilai! Steamship Company !
jl-:
fpHK. FIRST
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CLASS; SXEAICER0
PIOMBEH, 81 teass Capt Jb Wakrfey, -'tt)f!AWAJI
1X4, 844 tins, Capt C. WHtbsnS
fotaia Weekly Lift, and sail alternately from Pbils
dalpaia a&dHmagton every Tuoi4ay njoruint;- ai
po'plOfck. ' - '
. " Thro agliy mil df Lading:
Qiwa 16 New TOW: Bdston; Providence, Fall River.
PtrHaBdAUid.aU MHats in .tna ow England States,
at as low rates as bv ianv. other route. Also to Liv-
:rpooL LAndonv Antwerp, iiree, Hamburg, Aw-
Coarttof Etj I J ' "P Vpauueut aua jw
,i through rates front PhUarlebphl to all points iu
North Coroliua, South Carolina, Qcorgia, Alabama,
LWaiSiariai ' Mississippi tod Tennessee, at as 1'
rateH as by competing linen.
For Freight engagements and rates apply to
WOKTrW6-WOKTH, Agents,
Otl$-li- t :: tiu i -!-. ' .
1,1 u W.M.L. JAMES, General Agen
' JdhVa-tfV 'Stftana EKDock stteet.yHHadelphiH.
'"EuDlfened'.
f.f tl
,1
very nday. at
:01I WW OiiJ Vi r)--f. i n
HcreelufxySerW
ivajtakenttaatet:M fatK acootds witb tha views or
mm o.iot.r-'' -,
Six months, in advance 1
ltmMabitlia, Madvahcai.l 'Al.Xl...
f mm x 1 " --
Ger Barque Claudia, ald Sept 17
? .tir, 1873-fif O. G. PARSSEY t X,
Wt9-Iw ATKINSON & MAnHIN.'