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C 50 8 0 00 : - "One Tcar.:. .;.:.M M vl "Conteact AdTarUsesocDte takaa. at propor Uonatel j km rates. , v i ;a:s-v?-:-v-r- ; " "Piva Bewares eetlmated as a" Qnarter-coInmsL: and tea aqaares as a kalf-eohnm. 1 J -.' O I locked up in suspcaaea ueuks. iiisnop Cheney installed. - Agassizis dead:' Queen dowager.of Prussiaied in Berlin yes terterday. In the House of Representa tives yesterday three hundred bijlls .. were rcaj . nduse will vote" on' repeal of bankrupt law to-day, which was recom mended by Judiciary Committee. House passedbill gif ing belligerent rights to ality of the ' amendmen t here arose, .Fridav . Cuba- Mr. Seymour argued against the constitutionality of the amendment. Mr. Morehead rejoined in support Of it. .:7.i-ifi. ' :..- ' Uv'k ' . Mr. Cunningham opposed the amendment of Mr. Morehead, argu ing with' much force in favor of the D,li; r ; " ' - Fayettevnie by C. C. R. W., daily 51 M. a uiscussion upon tne consucuuon- Onslow C. H., (horse mail) every 6 A. M. The Rialla. The mails will close from this date as fol lows: '. , . ; Northern through (night) mails. . . . 8 P. 51. ' . : " through and way (day) ; : ' . Southern mail.,,......... : 8 P,M. Carolina Central mails. . . . . . ... . . 5 A. M. Bmithville, Saturdays and Tuesi - . 4. dftys '? v ;., 6 A. X. Fayetteville, river, Mondays and v Fridays........ 1 P. M. WAGES. ': : The following political sinners have just received their rewards: Col. Fagg,1-emocratic straight ut, whose stomach revoeted at Gree ly, has been made postmaster at Ashe- ville. ; ';' ' : ; ' ' : H. W. Hughes, ex-editor of the Kichmond Examiner fire-eater and more latterly defeated Radical can- didate for Governor of Virginia, steps into the judicial shoes of the infa mous Underwood. V Jno. L. Pennington, formerly of this State, now of Alabama, is made Governor of Lacota Territory.' vPen nington is a smart fellow, who rose from a lemonade seller in a circus to the position of a leadipgeditor in this State and to that of a leading poli tician in Alabama. Sam Bard is rewarded with the postmastershipt Atlitnta.6 - . participated in by Messrs. Merrimon, jNprwood, Morehead, Seymour and TrOy. The amendment failed. Mr. Morehead of Rockingham, of fered ai amendment providing that not more thanione-fourth of one per cent tax shall be levied on property under authority of this act. ' Mr." Cunningham enquired if the Senator would vote for the4 bill with this amendment. Mr. Mr replied that he "would not make any rash ' promises. ; Mr. Avtra, an amendment requir- ARREST OF DESBBTEHS, A Small Fire. -v : " 5J : . LIST OF LETIIUis Last night, about a past 10 o'clock, the J Remaining h1,0. 9!ly R00?? ec 15- alarm of fire was sounded. -A Iter consider-, I 1873: : -i iC J;- NEW ADVERTISEiBENTS. Sk& Ad. Bank Stock for Sale. .1. A. Sprisger. Coal and Wood. Barry Brothers. Notice. A. Q. Persok. Selling Out. Kroger. Consignees. . Daniel Bond. Enfield Times. Local Dota. The forgery case will come up before Justice Cassidey to-day. Our streets present quite a contrast to IMacovery of Tbelr KendeavonaHow tne Sailor aire Imposed, on. See. ; i Two deserters from the German Barque Claudia, CapL Dintce, were arrested on the streets yesterday, by Sergeant Robert. Mc Kenzie,.of the police force,; and lodged in the Guard House for safe-keeping.; Officers Faaberg and Messrs. O'Brien and Sellars also arrested.a deserter from the Norwegian Brig Miletus. At the corner of j Third ond Brunswick streets he broke f rota his captors and ran, when a lively chase ensued, which finally resulted in his recapture in the neghborhood of the Brooklyn Market, when he was safely lodged in jail. - Officer Faaborg has had warrants for a number of deserters for several" days past and has had his" ' detective - machinery at work with the view of ascertain ing their whereabonts. Yesterday after noon, acting upon information he had re ceived, and accompanied by Mr. J. J. O'Brien, Officer W. H. Howe, and three others, he went across Hilton bridge and followed the railway to a point where the county road crosses the track, then took the rischt band road about three quarters of a mile, when they discovered a hut, close to MISCELLANEOUS. ll.' i 1 1 -r able searching it wad finally aseertained1 to have originated in the upstairs of the build ing oa the corner of Fourth, and Brunswick streets, occupied by Mr. . C.; .Hussell. .The fire, which is supposed to have caught from the chimney, was found in the. ceiling in several places. Sergeant Kuhl, of the po-, ..lice force, happened to be in the vicinity and he with a few of the neighbors succeeded after .some trouble in extinguishing the ! A-aTlie Allen, care Edward Holines; Ama Alston; D W Anderson, ; Geo : M ' Ar nold, Samuel 4. Ashe. . .-! : B Tom Brown, HatUe C Brown, care , JohnT B Coon; Bennett Bounds, iLeanor T BranUv. T 11 ISaltren. U Jiertien. Xi a Burnett, liattie Bungle, James T Brooks,, N WaJSBSDAY, KC TTH, WB WILL James Baxter, Lavinia Blunt, M Lou BoUes. C :Ama M Craig, care J JO. XewtonK chanlberiainr 1 xm YmM & Biirilar-Prflof Safe. sell at Exchange Corner, by order of N. H. D. Wilson, Assignee; "... '' ' "' Carter, Cam' er. Rose Cooper, Sarah Curtis, Sallie.k. j pbeU, Wm Carpenter. ' . 'i 1 . , riit also; flames. The damage, we, learn, wasslight. D Annie Davis, Josephene L)av Mry Yei tymtfy 'if ttpfr Bticle. The encine and hook and ladder companies 1 J,Sav JV:.11U?UA3A !T Jt'j t...: , 1 ,h dia!fnt .-tw nU mi .-fan1,! ing voters to pay an average of pro I the stir and bustle observable during Fair the margin of the river, constructed of North Carolina ature. rata tax before voting. Lost. . Mr. ""Norwood submitted . some effective remarks : in .support ofi the bill and Mr. Morehead11 amendment. Saift there should be a limit to the power to tax. - Mr. Morehead's .amendment was adopted. - . . ; Mr. Troy, offered an amendment which fixes penalties as now provided by law. Adopted. Mr. Ellis of Catawba, an amend ment requiring that the twenty citi zens authorized in this act to call an election. upon the question of levying the necessary tax shall be property holders. Adopted. Bill passed second reading.- Condensed from Raleigh SenUnel.1 ' HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES XWElSTTBCONO.iiAE.'TI'Q SENATK IGHT SESSION". Fridat, Dec. 12. A bill amending the charter of the Fair of the Carolinas; authorizes the election of a Board of Directors and a President, and authorizes the issue of bonds to a sum not exceeding in amount twenty-five thousand dollars. Mr. Troy moved to strike out the clause which exempts the bonds pr,o1 Sattkday, Dec. 13, . : r Mr. Gilbert, a resolution concern ing the United States Centennial Ex hibition. : ; Mr. Johnston, resolution to provide for celebrating the one hundredth an niversary of the Mecklenburg Declar ation of Independence, by holding an exhibition of arts, and of the products and manufactures of the State, in the city of Charlotte, on the 20th day of May,A."D., 1875. ' The bill to amend the charser of the North Carolina Railroad Company and for other purposes, better known week. T The Schr. J. C. Crafts, Kennedy, sailed from Rockland (Me.) for this port on the 7th inst ' ;; The German Brig Dr. Strausborg, Buseh, arrived at Flushing from this port on the 10th. t- Prof. W. H. Barker gave a free lecture at City Hall, last night, on Phrenology and kindred themes. The bill incorporating the New River Canal passed its several readings in the House on Saturday. Some of the gas lamps give no more light than a tallow candle. There is some thing wrong somewhere. -Maj. C. W. McClammy made a very efficient Chief Marshal of the Fair and his efforts were ably seconded by his Assistants. : . . We learn that Alvin Britt, the man who killed J. H. Hayes in Robeson county, a few weeks ago, has not yet been captured. There was only one case for trial be fore the Mayor's Court yesterday morning and that was continued over until this morning. Spett Boyd, the colored porter at the Purcell House, who was so dangerously stabbed on Tuesday night last, is gradually recovering. was The Late burs. A friend writing Homicide Near Abbotts- us from Abbottsburg nosed from State tax. Adopted. Afr Sowmrmr mnvprl to strike OOfc ti..w.i'ano vamntmr thf honds from amended and passed its second read ,.t nA mnnimfff toV' Adooted Ink. and ordered to .be -printed and gives the following version of the homicide and bill passed third reading. ; made the Special order for Monday at near that place, the main particulars of ' A bill to sub.mit to a .vote of the 12M.; ;: which appeared in our paper Sunday morn- nonnlP of Washlno-ton county, the House bill 230, the biU to amend ing. He says: "On Friday night or early f i poles and covered with pine straw and dirt. This hut was surrounded with bushes and briars which nearly concealed it from view and rendered it almost unapproachable. As the party, approached the hut six men darted out and fled with all possible speed, through briars and brush, closely pursued by the officer. Two of the six were final ly captured, al ter much difficult', but the others escaped. From them it was ascer tained that the two : men captured in" the city yesterday morning had returned on ac count of hunger, intending to get some pro visions and then go back. The two cap tured at the hut belong to the German Barque Sophia Gorbiis and were identified by Capt. Gorbitz, of that vessel, when they were brought to the city. 1 ; There are parties engaged in enticing sail ors from their vesselsr -seizing their clothing under some frivcldus pretext and running them out to this hut,' where they remain until their vessel leaves the port, when they are shipped, on some other vessel and their abductors get the advance money. At least this is the charge against them. ' We learn that the shanty-where these men were kept was guiltless of any sign of furniture or sleeping accommodations. The two men captured were almost perished with hunger and cried like children, begging their cap tors to return them to their vessels for duty. They had been in the hut since Thursday night last. ' OPERA HOUSE. Doprex & Benedict. There was a small audience at the Opera House last evening; but, notwithstanding were quickly on the way to the scene of the fire, but were turned back before reaching it by the announcement thut their services were not needed. i; i v ; . Yacht models. We were shown at Messrs. Giles & Mur- chison's hard ward store, a few days since, but have heretofore neglected to mention the fact, the model of a splendid yacht which was constructed by Mr. J. J. Fowler, of this city, and intended as the model of a yacht to be built for him in time for the next re gatta season. It is a scaled model, neatly and handsomely executed and built with especial reference to : speed. At the same place we noticed another model for a yacht,, the property of a gentleman on Wrightrille Sound. There is a prospect of lively times next season. Attempted Robbery The residence of Mr. H. Marcus, on Second, between Dock and Orange streets, was the scene of an attempted robbery on Sunday night, but the thieves were evident ly frightened off before accomplishing their purpose. They' broke the window, blind and a pane of glass from one of the parlor, windows in the attempt! cm ITEMS. E-i-Henrv Ehrbeck . 'James Eagles. F-rWm H Foy, care Jape Richardson ; Chas Fulton, Grace Fenncr, , Henry Ful ford, Martha Futch 2, Wright Fervin, care Harriet HilL f J J Santee George, Allen Graham, Jane Gardner, Louisa Green, Matilda Ann Gar rell. Reuben GranL.Wm B Green. ... 4 . H Carhay Hill, A L Hunt' Andrew F Henderson. Emanuel Hunter. Ed ear Hen- rick, Emma Harriss, Harriet Hubbord, J 8 Higbie, J B Hubeis, Mary K HodgesJessie Hunt, Tabetba AHumphrey, Steven Hatch, Wm H Hankins, ,Church Hines, care Al fred Hines. ' ' ;i ;i i' ' j, J Etta J. Jrvings, Martha James, care1 John James, Mary Justice, Silla Jiles. , . K Matilda Kenneday, care W H Wil liams. . ;.' .. ; : i " -i L E J Leonard. Lucy Lilly. Lavenia Lane, Robt Lilly; Thonheaven Leak. M B F Marshall 2, Bedwell & McDon ald, Precilla Miller. Alward A McKon, Eliza R Merrhnan, J ' W Meddors, Joseph H Martin, J 8 MitcheU. John H . Martin, James Murphy, M Merideth, BetU Moore, care J C Moore, Abbie McKoy, care Geo Gates, Sarah. D Muntford, care J J Beasly, Linda McKellar. N Rev Joseph Nichols, John Nelson, IdaNorcom, Robt Nixon, Millie Noice, care Robt Noice ; Lucy1 Nixson, care Samuel Nixon. - Iv-yw i. O M C Owens, care Wm L Beery. P Martha Parker, Mary Peerce, Elder Phillips, Eliza Pear, Josephine Piatt, Dillie Pate, Arraminta PearsaL Caroline Polite, care Richard Price; MaryTrice, care Ham lin Allen j Elizabeth Piner.; . -: R London Reese, Gilbert RosersJ Charity Rivera, Alexander Ross, Chas KOoerts, it f- Positively &st Engagement this Season. 1 Monday & Tuday, Dec, 15 16. . , . . fa sp- r- , - n fri Eetnrnef uieranwiu Arttatlec 5 Duprea & Benedict's MEW OSUBAHSt BIINST1X1SI.S ! BRASS BAND BUBLESUE OPKBA TKOUPE. With more crowning, triumphant aucceae t Hay-lng-asteoBClded a most brUUaot seacoii of two weeks at the Varieties Theatre, Mew Orleans, the paboaof beauty and faahion o the Cmeent City, innMrta hefere larce. refined and select andiencea. it rhtirTTtaeir recefptf naming each ereaits from $SD0tolS00. - ; - ; Will appear as above, in. aa- eabrejy new, attrac ttve and pleasing programme. : Adnfawknt 75 cents; Children 6 cents; Beaerred SeaU $100; Colored GaUerr SS centa, Reperred Beats tat sale si -P. Heiaabereer's Book JCseic Store; CHAS. H. DUPBEZ, Manager, orii Hay: Oats, : &b. b AAA BtlBHELS eOEN. BUSHELS OATS. 2.000 2h7i BALES HAY. iAA BBLS FLOUH. 1UU Hi Pkrexologt. Dr. W. H. Barker will give his sec ond Lecture on the science of mind at the City Hall on Tuesday evening at IX o'clock. Admission free. Ladies invited to attend. , - . Fanrama FarxsL We now have m stock over 900 reams of newspaper, size 31x38, weight 80 s per ream. It Is good, rag paper, and will be sold, in ots to suit, for cash, or sent by express C. O. D. Book Bindxbt. Ths Moehdio Stab Book Bind ery does all kinds of Binding and Baling in a work manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. Mer chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other work, may rely on promptness in the execution of their orders. 100 Cases 1 Jt llbe. Oysters. 5QBOXKSSTABCH. . .... -JAA CASES LTB POTASH; ' Henry Rowe. Marearett Reed, Allen Ryan. 1 bbls. glits. S Wash Stanford, T J Sterling, Mark I 1XO ,800 cases Brandy Peaches. RSunm T.W-ritk RmitTi Jormpv M Hnmner. I l'lk vaojwb riViUijio. T TIT 0!JI a Tl- Tl TT .1 ti yy oiuoeerys, ABi tiauaiiowwuik!, r k it Taylor. W Abnor Whorton, A B Williamson & Bro, Mary Winton, care Henry Wink, Joe Ward, Wiley Waters, Cferoltoe Williams. . SHD? LETTERS. Capt Joseph Talcott, Charles Chadvrick, Schr M AMcGhan. , , .... ' , Persons calling for letters in the above list will please say "advertised." If not called for within 30 days they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. 800 Spirit Casks. HDDS. A BBLS. CUBA MOLASSES. this discouraging reception, Duprez& Bene mestion of the location of their an act Id incorporate the New River Saturday morning was perpetrated one of diet's Minstrels gave an admirable perfor ountv seat. Allows the voters to al-Uompauy,rpa8sea us several - reraovVtheir bounty seat ronx Ply- readings,' having been warmly aavo- TOonth- to lMcl5ey-S Ferry. Objec- cated byMr vbcott. - , lions were made ' , rRouso bilt 2t 9, to incorporate the Mr. Johnson explained that two "Seaboard and; Raleigh Railroad, pass- court houses had been burned, and ed its several readings, having been that they had no court house now, amended : .with the proviso that no and as they had'to build' a new one, greater -diseriminaUon than 25 per the people wanted to change its lo- cent, shall be made between local and cation, or at least to have a say-so through freights. . . . upon the matter. i . The.liqnor, or rather the prohibi- rmL hi, j -ui.A Hon law. was next read and created ine oiu passeu ns tunu i - . A hill to mcoroorate tne " vv eav - a ersville 0011636 in j Burncombe county, passed its1 several readings. A bill to amend the charter of the 'town of Beaufort, passed at its third .reading. - TWEJiTY-THIBDAY. much r -discussion. Peo ding ..its Con sideration. - Pending ita . considera tion the House adjourned. . SENATiC !." : jTcidlelal Election. .IRaleigh.SeiilineLl -In August next there will be an election to 11 the f olio wing vacancies, which will then occur: First District, J; W. Albertson ; Third District, W. J. Clark; Fourth District, Dl L. Kussell; Fifth District, R. P. Buxton; Seventh District, A. W. Tonrtree: Ninth District, G. W. - : - the most brutal, unprovoked murders that has shocked this community in a long period. - Thomas Thompson, a keeper of a bar situated one mile from Abbottsburg on the Elizabethtown road, was found dead lying prone with his skull fractured and an axe lying by his head, covered with blood and hair. The room presented no evidences of a struggle. The victim was evidently killed while looking in his money drawer for change. Circumstances fastened suspi cion' on three colored men, John Hall, Mitchell Shipmaa and Bill Wright. Sun day morning Mr. Thomas H, Sutton, hav ing been called to conduct the examination, the inquest began and is being continued at the date'of this communication. ; It is de termined to give the matter a thorough and searching examination." Saturday, Dec. 13. ' Mr. Price, a bill concerning elec tions. Provides for the election of two Supreme Court Judges to fill the Tp-an: vacancies caused -by the death xt . i of the vacancy lately made in the Judcre Bovdea. and the resignation of I jndiciarv ofVirffinia, bv the death Judge Dick, and the election -of- two I f Judge Underwood, it is said, that Superior Court Judges to nil the vacancy in the Second District, resultr ing from the resignation of Judge Jones and the vacancy in the Eighth District, caused by non-acceptance of D. II. Starbaek. Read and referred. Message from, the House transmit ting a number of bills passed by that body, all of which were read aud ap propriately relerreu. in" Richmond, a champagne supper was giveu'by wayof rejoicing over it. We know no man in North Caro lina .who would waste a basket of champagne on the deatn ot J uage The New county; of JefFeraon. The Senate Committee on Propositions and Grievances have reported favorably upon the bHI for the new county. The friends of the measure claim that it is gain ing in popularity in the Legislature, as well as at home here in New -Hanover, and think that the probabilities are in favor of a new county. The Board of County Com- Lmissiooers, while feeling a delicacy in sign ing the petition officially, are, we learn, in favor of ' the measure as citizens. The Chairman, we are informed, so declares to his death or ask for his head, as Hoi deu did for Iincoin's- 'But there are manv who will reioice over his judi- A.i o..t ti 0nthnri7.fi rmblicJ schools I :.i tK urhirh has bfifin nrotracted in cities of over two thousand inhabi- I wv 4udo;e Pearson and his court, two tants. Allows voters to determine by yeara longer than the negroes intend ballot whether a tax shall . W levied I e j when they elected him. to support public schools, bpecial order. . Spirits Turpeiixme. Mr. Cowles ofEered an amendment , ; as au additionAl,rsccti.ou, which pro- young -'colored Cbarlottian viues mat in levyiug iuc wi im"" i dislocated his anKie xnaay. Tourgee, and we hope for humanity 3 J its friends, as also that the citizens' of WU- sake that no man wouiu rejoice wet 1 mington generally iavor ine proposiuon. As for ourselves, while we have no decided convictions either for or against the "propo sition, yet if ouf friends wish a new county, we would prefer that they take all the Townships except the Township of Wil mington. ; , mance of its kind, and one which certainly entitles them to a more cordial greeting this evening. The ballads "Flower of Kildare," "When the Morn with Glory Brightens," and " We Sat by the River" were exquisitely sung, and were rapturously, applauded by those who were, so fortunate as to be present. The " Silver Shower Clog," by Messrs. Fox and . Ward, was admirable,; as were the comic songs of Mr. Edwards, and both re ceived hearty encores. There were , other features of decided inerit in the perform ance, and we bespeak for the Ministrels a crowded house this evening. " Mazlstrate'a Court. V Before W. H. Moore, J. ; P., yesterday: York Tealks, charged with : assault and battery. Defendant discharged at plain tiffs costs H. Thompson, " charged with assault. Case dismissed on the payment of costs. B- Tolds, charged with assault and bat tery. - Case dismissed on the payment of 60 cents and costs, H. Hall, charged with assault and bat tery. Case dismissed on the payment of costs. . ' F. Martin, charged with assault and bat tery. Case dismissed on the payment of 29 cents and costs. , M. Pisone, charged with assault, was re leased on the payment of costs. Two others, whose names are not far. nished, were arraigned on the charge of as sault and battery and required to give security for their appearance at Court. The cases of Eliza Connor, Sam. Cald well, Wilson Bryan and - McMan, charged with assault and battery, were con: tinned for a future hearing. . Ed. R Bnmc, P. M. Wilmington, Dec. 15, 187a NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BANK STOCK. JjM)R SALE, A FEW SHAKES STOCK FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Hie regular semiannual, dividend . is due on this Stock January, 1. v Apply at the Office of THE MORNING STAB. decl64tnac NOTICE. :for ihis act, the equation provided for in the Constitution as ; to taxing -property and polls shall be preserved. Adopted. ' Mr. Waring spoke at length against the passage of the bill said it was a A man was seriously kicked by a norse in Charlotte last Friday. Mr. Jacob Lory, of Newbern, had his leg broken by a shutter last Satur day, says the Timety - : . - m Rev.Mr;Burkhead,of Athens, proposition to confiscate the property G delivered a lecture to the ladies of In towns and cities of over two thou- :sand JjihabitantSyand to4 make 4.be proju-ty ov jieiduate- the oh ild ren iof the non-property holder. Harris, col., replied at length to the iurgfiraentsof, .Senator Waring. 5 Mr. Cuunfngham sent up to the Klerk's table to be read for mforma the 'Charlotte Ins)itute Friday evening, says the Observer. , ' ' Mr. S. B. Jones, of Charlotte, nbtat the Louisville Medical College; has been tendered the West Point cadetship by Congressman Ashe.'' r StatesrDle InteUigenceriOn Tuesday last Mr. P." N. Smith in cleaning i;i . o wuio ' V t I the machinery Ot his new steam cuiwagm, c.etom PyoiesaorMelver eSthifl right hand 1 caught in the addressed teJiimlftS elairraa of ihe ttachinery 4Bd every finger, mcludingthe. .rtmmif to nn a1 ligation, in ad vocacv I thumb was severed Lrom ina meiuuc ; ; of the passage of the bill. The bill 5Smmgtflto&&Mii ArohGreg- "having received the approbation of, 0ry, a highly respectable .c1jxfran- Mr. Weleh offered an amendment,; JSilo' allowiner onlv 'oropertv holders to ...i,"-. miif The Inturv was of a char- vote-, but withdrewjt, wV:' "it V i actero Berious as to necessitate the ampu- Mr. Morehead, of Guilford, offered l tatioa of his arm above tne eioow. Pine forest Cemetery. ' ','. At a meeting -of lot owners of the Pine Forest (cpioredf Cemetery the .following were elected a Board of Trustees: y Alfred Howe, John1;G. "Norwood,. Alex. Price, Alex. Moore, Charles Cleoper, 1 J as.. Willis, W. H. Thurber. The report of the Secre tary and Treasarer was presented, but the reception or it was posiponea unui a suu sequent meeting' when "the same will be published. ; .- 9IBTHODIST CONFEBBNCE. Special Correspondence of the Morning Star. Proceedings of tne Fourth Bay. Goldsboro, N. G., Dec. 13. Conference met and was opened with re ligious exercises, conducted by Rev. C." H. Philips.- Minutes read and approved. L. W. Crawford, W. M. D. Moore, D. W. Wheeler, L. Shell, T. P. Ricaud, R. T. N. Stevenson, J. F. Heitman and M. L. Wood passed the examination of character. A committee of investigation was ap pointed in the case of C. Plyler. J. W. North, J. C. Hartsell, J S. Irvin, G. W. Ivey, P. L. Herman, Si W. Perett, -T. H. Edwards, V. A. Sharpe, W. M. Robev. T. J. Gattis, J. W. Abernathy, a Xeard, L. 8. Burkhead, W. S. Haltom, T. L. Triplett, J. ,F. Smoot, D. R. Breton, J. S. Nelson, O. J. Brent, M. V. SherriU, W: P. Black, R. 8. Moran, J. Jones, C. M. Anderson, S. B. Bailey, M. JH. Hayle. R: P. Bibb, C. F. Deems, W. Closs, 15, W. Thompson, W. L. Chappin, John Til lett, T. W. Guthrie, J. Wheeler, T. A; Boone, J. B: Alford.'G. Farrar, S. D. Peeler, B. C; Phillips, J. W. Aveht, E. A. Yates, passed the examination of char actcr Dr. C. F. Deems, Pastor of the church of the Strangers in New York city, made a statement of his work. ySS Per Cent. Below;; Cost Church of me Strangers. After some discussion the motion was unanimously adopted by a rising vote. W. H; Call, H. T. Hudson, R A. Willis, J. T. Wyche, C. C. Podson, T. B. Reeks, and S. D. Adams, passed the examination of character. On motion J. 11. Hill was placed on the supernumerary list The class of the first year was called and J. C. Smith, having failed to stand his ex amination, was continued in the first year, J. Sanford passed andcontinued on trial. R T. Leard and J. ,T. Gibbs were discon tinued at their own request. ; W. C. Norman aiid Ti Coon ' passed and continued on trial. "' .. L. H. Gibbons passed his. examination andpassed to the class of the 4th year. WV B. Maness failed to pass on his studies and continued in he class of the 3rd year, ; A. M. Long passed on his studies and passed to the classof the 4th year. ' - R M. Brown failed to stand on his studies and was continued in the class of the 3rd year. OA A CASES' SCHNAPPS. 225 50X28 SOpr BBLS. HEAT. : r ttf BOXES SODA. " 175 HHDS. & BBLS. S. H. MOLASSES. oaabblsJg.sybup. ;'; " ;i" JSUU . . 10 Bbls. N.O. Syrup. BOXES d. s, sides. gf BOXES SMOKED SIDES. ! " -: ' 15; Q(jQ s -fKA DOZ. BUCKETS, JtUV decl4-tf tOB Baes Shot. Jbc. Ac &c For sale by ' - - . ; P. W. KEKCHNEB. !t - v. Stockholders' Ileeting Tlie.CariiM: jTfS&a, .t 'hi.' : WTLMHJGTON..N. Ci Dec UL 1873. A . SPECIAL MEETINQ OP THE STOCKHOLD- XI ers of The-daroiina central uauway- 1 hereby called by the Board of Directors of - sai compawy to assenuue in tne on C, at the Baaklne House of the . of Wflmirigtoir, N1 Cj,j on ' ' H of Wilmington , N. first National Bank t rj for the" purpose of i menta to the Charter 1 , v 57 r . or rejecting the Amend voaipany.enacwa oj The S. S . Eegtilator WILL NOT SAIL PBOM NEW. TOBEI TILL VRmAY 19fTH. ' This will five shipper of Christinas roods foil op portunity of orderinr and secarmt' goods in time. . . . nriV11n1.11 U.u j - - t . , CARfli win iviwt, : dec 16-2t ! ' Agents Lorillard & S. Line: i SELLING OUT. ' the nreaent General Assembly of Korut Carolina: and also foe the pmoee of adOTttng maasares for the completion of tne uauway, oy tne lasae 01 dodos or otherwise! aad for the tawpoeeof eenfiraing res - olntlons and acta of prenoos meetings of. Directors and BtoeaalMa liU.fi'iLJlJf . - - v. a. AuoiuiiD, Ii in iihist WATSON MATHEWS, Secretary, .... dCl9-6t .;: .. Ifj'.i'i.UI ? - si J I Going! . OUR STOCK OP Dry Goods and Hbtions, 'f rpHE UNDEBSIGND WILL SELL OCT,.PBOM X. day to da tire stock of daT to dar (till the stock is disDosed ofl the en- stock of Drv Goods. Notions. Ac. Ac lately belonging to E. B. COHEN, in the store No. Market street.- next to; Woeeter's Dras Btore. at twenty -Ave per cent, below cost. The ladies are re spectfully invited jte call and examine the stock, and suDDiT tnemseives at tnese low prices.. dec 16-31 - " " JLO.Tt PERSON, Agent. Coal and Tffood. j pLENTY OF THE BEST STOVE AND OBATB COAL can s tin "he fonnd at the nevf Tard, corner of Front and Mulberry Sta, . , .... , t. OIto your oiders early la the noTnfng. ' WOOD of all kinds and lengths, at prices to suit the times. J. A. SPBINQKK. decief , , , -f - ? The Enfield Time I)aaiel Bond, Editor -' and Profrietar. . Garricksy JBotas, Ties, . j? omd at'Oncr0- -...- y.ji ,J t5l'HJ''.Ml -.kllv - At .' , , MTJNSQN,CO.S, dec 14-tf . , t City Clothiers. '!; 'iui m'Vi i' j" -uu o i - Choice K&no Pieces Latest Lists of 'BTew r Music. Jl TOte De Madame "Ana "Hnnya Dl Laszlo," March,- Walta-OperetU -Pratt; "La Fills "Spring. Gentle Spring," Walts, Pratt; v "InvinbU Galop." aSanitions.' One Tear.... Six Months. . Railway and H. F. Wilev and W; R. Pureefsonnassed their examinations and passed to the class of the 4th year, i, is- ; . - W. T, AIcLelian passed and was located at his own request " t On motion of 'KB. Tr. Wilson, J. P. HCAora and J. A. OuriniiWffini were elected to fiU the vacancies in the , Boardof Trus, I LriBTown?(TK tees of the Conference in place of . N. ..F I - well ointed. wen edited, t Reidand WBarringer, deceased. " P. J. Carraway. J. B. Martin and O.' J. Brent were appointed a committee on the . 1 00 Festival, -.'i,- "0-, ' The Sabbath School children of St. John's Parish propose having a Festival inthe City Court room, on Monday evening next, for 1 Jure seriously the Credit otaaia company, the benefit ot the church fund. . It is hoped and thereforeuthorie flw Resident and that the1 laudable efforts of the children may j Treasurer to employ counsel la the city .of meet with : ample enouragement at the ew York, or elsewhere i desired, to insu- The Carolina Central Jnd Onderdonlt. We see from a printed circular that is be ing furnished to each stockholder and bond holder of the Carolina Central Railway that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held in this city on the 13th inst, a series of res olutions were adopted in reference to. the Hon. H. G. Onderdonk, one of the Direc- tors. They charge that juage ynaeraons 1 case ot U. Jfiyier. u has made nuDucauons, uv wmwu vdmu ..- vw-..-T - r nnlatod to intrffirft ZZTTZZ -The; Missionary Jocietrwas addreed witn me yv"' '' i Ratordav nifflit by Bishop Keener ana Kev.; lina Central Railway Company, and to ; in- jj, "VV. Thompson. The appointments on Sunday for preaching were as ioiiows: a.i Methodist church, Sermon by Bishop eommnmon: oramanon 01 JMuera. oermuu at night by Rev W. . Black.' At f Bap- One of the most interest ing exchanges that comes to as from the Old North State. Baltimorean, Bal timore, Md. . r ..; .. J.',.'- 1 Judging from tne first number, it will immediately take rank, editorially, with - the first . papers' m-the Sonth. (Norfolk .(Va.) Journal. . f ... ;.,,, Shows an aptitode and ability in discussing Im portant public questions andevinces much enter- uu meciianiwu cuctuna, Well pinted, well edited, and a handsome paper. ; Wltmincton fS. CI Start - ' ' ' '.' - ' 'BpriBR Geatle Spring,' Soocax Chora, Be ier "What Molhe SaidT" Lithograph ! r x-.Te,-Wellmaa;Tw1hght la the! . u-.t Park," Elegant Uthograph Brockney, Ac,, Ac. ;: Potssleatw.-'ni 'jm ii 1 ' . HElNSBERGEB'S tideel4-tfit '.. p Lhs3oesi had Mask Storey iKV'il - jTotice."5 '1 Wi.tl .DEBTS. CONTRACTED ,BT ANT MEM- hands of their elders and that a handsome tute suit or suits against udge Onderdonk iy-anm anl5 sum may be realized on the'occasion. We for damages and to takeall other necessary j MdranD." D.. Presbyterian learn that theFestiyal wfll be made in every I steps in that alrectiokthiy also resolved church;' tntw service respectively; RT- that, in view ef the fact, as charged, that MW JndU TTnderdSnk hid issued: certain pub- 95?,? fVU'S. T1i1realaiSSi List. T -v i J . - - t , - , VMiiH'K"?-" way worthy .the patronage of the public, j uSmiit the Ujane Hcations reflecting upon the character and: HalL.Revs. 8. vLeard, MWoocLDK. The Executive ,U)mmittee ot tne Aape , . - . . . m frfairm fthtirch. RevsR B. Fear Agriculture A the Purcell House this evening for the pur- to jeufa a position as a member of the I Colored Baptist chesreh, Revs. J. Jones, T. pose of revising the premium list Board and request him to xwrign the same." C. Moses, B, M. Bro wn, TXl . . . . M fJln-fil. fl H. Ml M. One o? the neatest and best edited papers to the 7. S'TT .'" aS State.-Wilson(N,C.7 Plato Dealer. . ; .j K'rntiTihrachCBa jsara sioeres mix, a,fi(iii, m. . . . . a . 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