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THE UOMTIITG STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, BY " RATB p 8UB80BIFTIOH. 1IlC year, in advance (by mall).. $7 00 c v months, in advance I ")..". 8 60 Three months, in advance ( 00 One month, in aavance (. 75 not'snthoriised advance. .If IT . '; outlines. . Ceunca was captured by thearlists after -a most obstinate defence. '-'Augusta Cotton Exchange reports answers from 25 counties, which are. quite favorable as to the cotton condition. - Another destruc- The Alabama Claims Court organized yesterday. - New York markets: Cot ton, 1717; rosin, $3 25; spirits turpentine, Spirits Turpentine. Senator Ransoni and family are at Kiltrell's Springs. 4 A Charlotte frog was seen to swallow a young chicken. While examining a pistol a Jew ilavs since Laura Barringer, u colored girl of "Mecklenburg county, was shot and pain fully wounded in the head. . On the 19th. Thomas Gladden killed instantly Calvin Rippy, by repeated blows with a stick, near bkinner's grog shop, distant 3 miles from Shelby. Jboth were intoxicated. V". . Gen John B. Gordon having ; decliued to deliver the annual address be i lore the next State Fair, owing to his ina bility to attend, Congressman Lamar, of Mississippi, has been invited to deliver the same.' ., :" V":, f" ' ' A meeting of the citizens of Morganton and the surrounding -country was held in the Court House of that place on the 14th inst., for the purpose of ex pressing the sentiments of the community occasioned by the recent death of Governor Caldwell. . ' ' Newberniah: One W. T. Mer cer, who, we are informed, has beeu for the past week " dead-heading " : the hotels at Beaufort, and swindling the people gener ally, came to this city on yesterday morn ing's train, and immediately upon his ar rival was arrested by City Marshal Turner, mid now rests in durance vile at the. police station in-thi3 city. '-r- Raleigh News : On the 18th day of January, A. D. 1873, a bill to be entitled an Act to Incorporate the Midland N. C. liailroad was introduced in the State Senate, i'he- list of incorporators was large, includ ing many persons resident iu England, France and Germany, as well as citiztsps of this State. Mr. Oaksmith admits that he prepared the bill; and among Vie names of the joreign incorporators wejinams mm. Less than two years ago, then, by his own admis sion, Mr. Oaksmith was not a citizen of North Carolina nor of the United States. The naturalization laws of the latter government require a residence of five years as a condi tion of citizenship; bo that Mr. Appleton . Oaksmith can not represent the county ot Carteret in the Generel Assembly of North - Carolina because he is not a citizen of the United States. Stand aside, Mr. Oaksmith. Supreme Court Declaloua. Raleigh News.. The following'decisioos by the Su- irerae Court, were tiled in the Clerk's office on Tuesday: Martha Shular vs. Executor of-Mill-s;ip:, .from Swain, Settlf, J., deliv ering opinion. J udgment reversed. .j civil action, originally com meic ee Uy a spinster, for breach of mar riage promise, may le contiuueu after lier marriage pendente lite, without the joinder of her husband, as it con stitutes such a right as is secured to her within the purview of Art. JO, Sec. 6, of the Constitution as-part of her sole and separate estate. Such an action does not abate upon the death of the alleged promisor, but may be revived against his per sonal representative. Carlton vs. Byers, from Iredell, Rod man, J. delivering Opinion. Judg ment affirmed. I An appeal does not lie from an or der allowing a Plaintiff, Executor or Administrator de bonis non in a pro ceeding to cause 'latfd to be sold to pay debts, to amend ; the same, by in serting an allegation of the insolvency of the sureties to an Administration bond given by the former ' Adminis trator. A motion to dismiss Is a proceeding not warranted bv the C. O. P.- arid I unknown to the common laws, and is I an irregularity tba cannot be tol- erated. . - Simonton vs. Lanier, from Iredell, Bynum, J., delivering opinion. ; The Charter of the Bankfof States- ville is to be so construed as not to permit the Bank to exact a higher rate of interest on loans than eight percent. t: " , . it seems mat. even . U bucii .uoww; had been unequivocally attempted to le enforced, the act wonld have in fringed that provision of the Consti tution denunciatory of monopolies. McLeudon vis. Commissioners of An son, ReadeJ., delivering opinion. Judgment affirmed. ' ; . ' 1. Coupons from county bonds bear interest from the date of their inatu- tity nnd not froth time of demand for payment before suit. 2. Mandamus in such cases can be aianteil alon with a iudirment for ":. . . the amount of the coupons ami inter est. Mil. PEBBLY'S POSITION. Robindale, N. C, July 17th, 1874. Fellow citizens of the 10th Senatorial Dis trict. 'comprising the counties of Bladen and Hrunswick: I withdraw as a candidate -for Senatorial honors in said District, and ex-' tend sincere thanks to my fellow citizens of the county of Bladen, for past favors, a"nd would recommend to all good citizens, who would promote peace and good order in society, to withhold theirsupport from men and measures that smack of the social equality.mis-named " Civil Rights" Bill.now ixjnaiug berore the Congress or tlie unuea Slates. Respectfully, A. IJ. Perky. COL.. VA UDELL'S CANVASS. Hon. A. M. Waddell. candidate for Congress, win address his fellow-citizens at the following tTln?e Bn"d Plftce8: " ''-' July 30Sneed's Femr. Onslow county. mntter appointments, as desired, will 1 HE I VOL. XIV.NO. 101; Tbe IH&Ila. : The mails will close from thi3 date as fol lows: Northern (night) mails 6 :45 P. M. ' " through and way (day) mails. .. 5 A.M. nOllthPrn moil t cr Carolina Central mails. . . . . 5. A.' M Smith ville, Saturdays and Tue'&h days..,....;; .... 6 141 Payetteville, river, Mondays and Fridays ;. . . . .. .. ........ 1 p m FayetteviUe by C. C. R W., dailv 5 a! m'; Onslow C. H., (horse mail) every Friday.. ......... 6 A.M. Mails delivered from 7 A. M. to 7 P. M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A. M. Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12 M., and from 3 to 6 P. M. Money order on Register Department open sanie as stamp Office. , .. ;. . :- m m m " ; NEW DVERTISEIHENT!!. O. Diteon Ss Co. New Singing Books, M. Croxly. Ileal Estate at Auction. John Dawson. Cross Cut Saws. C. D. Myers & Co.-r-German Vinegar. Binford, Crow & Co. Corn, &c, &c. J. S. Topham & Co. Ladies' Trunks. G. R. French & Son. Still Offering. Jas. W. King. Third Ward Club. Kerchner & Calder Bros. Sundries. Placea and Hoars or Kegtetratloii. First Ward. Upper Division At Mr. B, Smith's, on Fourth, between Bladen and Harnett streets. Books'open from 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. 1 Lower Division At Brook lyn Engine House. Hours for registration from 13 M. to 2 P. M. Second Ward. At Mr. D. O'Connor's office, next west of the Court House. Hours for registration from 11 A. M. to. 12 M., and from 5 to 7 P. M. Third Ward. At Capt. E. M. Shoe maker's residence,, on Princess, between Fourth and Fifth .'streets. Books open at all hours. Fourth Ward. At Ann Street Engine House." Books open from 12 M. to 2 P. M. Fifth Ward. At the residence of An thony Howe, Registrar, on Queen, between Third aad Fourth streets. Books open from sunrise to 7 A. M., and from 6 to 7 P. M. City Treasurer's Annual Statement. The following is the annual statement for the year commencing May 12th, 1873, and ending May 9th, 1874, inclusive: To balance Trom former Board. . . .$987 33 , RECEIPTS. From merchants' li cense tax '..$25,955 70 Barrooms..... 12,93(5 00 Real and personal : 107,197 98 Market rents : 2,095 14 Mayor's Court fines 2,480 5G Market fees.. t Pound fees. ....... Miscellaneous. . . ... 1.001 73 112 00 2,509 40 2,672 30 733 80 1,107 G7-$158,802 28 30,007 47 Dray & dog badges Public buildings Street" improvemts Loans & discounts Total receipts for 12 months. . DISBURSEMENTS. Paid Street Dep't. . .$20;G99 03 Police Department. . 15,793 67 Hospital and poor. . 6.994 59 Salaries 9,140 31 Fire Department 10,022 17 Public buildings. ... . 3,938 18 Miscellaneous 6,168 54 Mayor's Court .'. 905 70 Prisoners. .. .; . ..... 696 80 Light Department. ! 8,604 39 Printing Department 2,272 39 $189,797 08 Total ordinary expenses 12 mos. $85,235 77 Extraordinary expenditures PM Greenfield small pox hospital $ 1,878 24 Special elections ex- j penses. 178 89 I - Sanitary Depart ment ...... ... . . 625 68 Street improvem'ts 11,508 61-$ 14,191' 42 Loans and discounts ' 29,557 47 Int. and coupons.. 41,768. 63- 71,326 10 Bal. on hand May 9 19,043 79 $189,797 08 (Signed) v T. 'C. Servoss, City Treas, Another Attempted. Bobbery. , 1 ; An attempt was made yesterday morning, about 3 o'clock, to enter the residence of Mr. R. M. Mclntire, on Dock, between Seventh and Eighth streets.. The thief, a colored youth, had succeeded in raising a window and was in the act of crawling through when be was discovered by a gen- tleman who occupied the room and who was awakeiied by the noise. As the robber retreated the gentleman made a forward I movement, and a lively chase ensued, but I the boy finally succeeded in escaping by Mumping a fence, I ' ' City Finances. t 11,1. ?a,ii nf tl.A Star wn nresent thfi financial exllibit copied from the City Treasurer's Annual Statement of receipts and disbursements for the fiscal year ending May 9th, 1874,'being the first fiscal year o the administration of the present Board of Aldermen. It will be noticed that the liberal expenditure of over $10,000 has been; made for street improvements, the most of which, all will agree, are beneficial to. the city and add greatly to the public con-f venience. ' ; I I irwms i. nd . Association. i t :. At a regular meeting of the Irwing Lite rary and Debating Association, beld on Monday evening, the following officers were: elected for the ensuing term: f Samuel Bear, President (re-elected). S. L Reicbm an. Vice President. . C. H. Gurisenhauser,- Iteccirding becrela; ry (re-elected.) - , .j A. Frank, Treasurer (re-elected.) L. Brunhild, Cor. Secretary. M. Hanstein, Librarian. ; t..v -- Tbe-Dos War. : - ' j. We learn that the Mayor is having this names of all owners of dogs taken down who have not paid the necessary tax on the same and expects to issue about one hun dred warrants on Monday." AIL therefore, I wb0 have not procured badges before that time may look out . We mention this fact j the 0nen ot unbadgcd canines. :. MORNIXG' . . t.s ,, , i ' 1 ' .' . ' 11 - - ' ' ' 7. i "' WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, X BOLD ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY. Tbe Thief Caught In the Act-Loud Outcries Brlna4 Policeman- to the ' Rescue Escape or the Would-Be Robber. Yesterday morning, between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock, the usaal quietude of that TJOrtion of .thfi Htv - lv5nr and fkAinw" in- 4Ko ,r 1 xt- " -i he neighborhood of Ninth and Chesnut wbrecus was uroiten mio uy luc sunn noiesoi alarm and distress evidently proceeding from a female voice, among which could fee distinguished the-, startling cries of Fir6! MvrderP "Police!" "Help!" etc. ;The entire neighborhood Was quickly roused, for nothing can more rapidly and Effectually awaken the dormant energies and startle into activity the drowsy facul ties than the cries of a female in distress, es pecially when -beardat that "weird and solemn period which immediately precedes (lie first streaks of approaching dawn, when all nature seems to be pervaded by a death ly stupor.-, joined with, these cries, or immediately a succeeding tnem, iwas heard the quivering notes of a policeman's whistle, summoning reinforcements. Sev eral of the neighbors were quickly at the scene of the outcries, which was found to be at the residence of Mr; Geo. C. McDou- gald, corner of Ninth and Chesnut streets. It Seems that some thief had effected an en trance into the house through a pantry win dow and when discovered was in a room It- occupied by-one of the ladies of the family, Actually having his hand upon her person when she awoke. Of course she was terri bly frightened, but stilj had the presence of mind. to clutch, the brute, but he slipped from her grasp. It was then that she star ed the alarm, which was followed by the apid and unceremonious exit of the thief from the premises. It appears that the same fellow, from the ( fa , , proken into the kitchen on the premises of. Jr. Max Engel, immediately opposite Mr. McDougald's, a short time previously, but lad been "detected and driven off. This act had come to the knowledge of Police- taan E. F. Martin, vho had walked up in that direction, passing the residence of Mr. $1. and being nearly to the corner of the iiest block, at Ninth street and McCumber's alley, when he heard the alarm. He has tened to the spot and thoroughly ransacked ihe premises, while persons were stationed around the lot to prevent the egress of the thief, but the " bird had flown. The lady I in whose room the thief was discovered had a good view of him and describes him as a low, squatty colored man, being barefooted, jand saj-s she would be certain to know him if she should see him sfgain. There were evidences to show that. Ihe Jwould-be thief had thoroughly overhauled the premises, doubtless in search of money or valuables, but we learn that nothing so far has beeu missed. Since writing the above we learn that the mother of Mr. McDougald, aged between 60 and 70 years, was chloroformed by the thief, from the effects of which, together with the. shock and fright Incident to the nrnnrrenM tshfi hpramp. rlplirinne sman nfiAr I , , - I and at last accounts, late yesterday evening, I was still in a very critical condition. The physician in attendance stated that in his opinion she vas laboring under, the effects of chloroform . Independent Order Bnal Berltb. A meeting of a number of prominent Israelites of this city was held at Castle Hall veBtprrtav mnrninrr nt 10 oV.lriP.lr- TOT' tbe - 0 - ' purpose Of instituting a Lodge of a new order entitled Independent Order B'hai State No- 222. After the institution of the Lodge 26 applicants for membership were initiated. The following officers were elect ed for the ensuing term and duly installed: J. I. Macks, President., M. M. Katz, Vice President. 5 D. Greenwald, Recording Secretary. S. n. Fishblate, Financial " Wm. Goodman, Treasurer. N. Jacobi, Monitor. S. R. Weil, Assistant Monitor. A. Djtvid, Inside Guardian. fe. Levy, Outside Gnardian, ; : . The Lodge was instituted and officers in stalled by Grand Lodge Representatives B. Gusdorf, of Washington, D. C, Edward Goldham, of Baltimore, .Md., and3S. Mitchell, Savannah, Ga. : The ceremonies closed with a banquet at tbe Harmony Club rooms last night. ; . Q,oarantlne Ittattern. - ' i Mayor. Canaday informs us that he wrote to Dr. F. W. Potter, the Quarantine Phy sician for this port, several days since, in re. lation to vessels arriving -from " Southern ports, . and especially those infected with contagious diseases, . not that he lacked confidence in Dr. Potter's foresight and Carefulness in the matter, but with the pur pose of being able to assure our citizens that every precaution has been and will betaken to prevent any vessel coming to the city where there is the slightest grounds for ap prehension of danger. : In fact,.our citizens generally have every confidence in Dr. Pot ter's sagacity and experience in the matter, and entertain no fear as to the rigid enforce? ment of the rules and regulations of tbe quarantine. ' s . - - Exenrslon and Picnic. , The Sunday School of .the Fifth street M. H Church had a splendid excursion on the barge Experiment, yesterday, 'and a fine picnic at Hilton. The excursion extended as far as the "Dram Tree'? and back, land ing the party at Hilton, where a season of unadulterated enjoyment was experienced. Including old and joung there were about two hundred in the party. L.oeaI JDota. Import Entries for sale at the office of Tttk MnnNixrt Star. 1 : ' -St. . ,. t ' 7 r: The steamship Jiegulator ar- rived at New York from this port yesterday. - Both printing and ruling done n tlie flnMt Vrrndps of 'teonvhuT ink at the : 0 - I otab jod rnnung umce. u Dnn't fnrt. t.hA moptinv of t.hft "u " iUISCb "uc "'"S v "" Ward Conservative-Democratic Club, to bebeld at Masonic Hall to-morrow night. - -fr - 1 The Tlosette Party, giyen by the ladies of the Sewing Society of the First t, , -, . . I Baptist Church, on -Tuesday night, was a very pieasani auair. : rnu r? l- u t w " ' 'A - 1 The English Barque May Queen, Nesbitt, from Havana for this port, is le"- ported below at quarantine Schooner t from Nassau is also reported below. w' :- :. .-,i. i ,M,iuc "uMwu w iui ixev. jno. v. nusKe, 01 a ayeiievme, win be in this city on Sunday next and preach I I and evening. ftnrl 0vintt :: ' : I Every Democrat And Conserva tive who desires to vote in the coming elec tion should see that his name is properly registered This; under the circumstances, isan indispensable duty. ' ' - -, . . . . . . . - Mails on the Carolina Central road are now being delivered at, a point some one and a half miles beyond Polktoo, from which place there is close connection by stage with Charlotte. in- regular metuiig 01 mej Third Wuid Democratic-Conservative Club ., . . ' -i v .. . . . I - . . ... - .0, at 8 o'clock. Every Democrat and Con- servative in the citv is invited to attend. Will n in; n t Aiasomn Hull This c.vpninff I . .. . , - . , , : . . t I xx luuB wwnsu girij.uuiy auuui 7 vears.of usre. was committed bv a colored MflLristmle. vesterdftv for ookto lrt ui uespass, eaiu trespass consisunff oi me alleeed stealing of a watermelon bv the rather j'outhful defendant. .. . " l mayor's Court. The following cases were disposed of yes terday morning. " '' ' " Hiram Graham, charged with assaulting C. Hankins. was found gnirty and required to pay a fine of $10 and costs. - ;; , .Geo. Mathews, chargedwith blocking up the dock foot of Princess street, was fined io. ; ;V;;.- ' ; W. Cowan, charge with fighting Susan Brown, was found guilty. Judgment sus pended on the payment of costs. Francis Holmes, charged with cursing and swearing oh the streets. - Continued until 9 o'clock Thursday. ; ; Eliza Camron, charged with disorderly conduct. Judgment suspended. First Ward Club lUeetlns. ; A large and spirited meeting was held at the rooms of the First Ward Democratic Conservative Club last night, stirring ad dresses being delivered by Mai. ; F. D. Poisson, Capt. John Cowan, Capt Wm. M, Parker and Jno. D. Love, Esq., all of which had a happy effect. Col Luke A. Powell, of SamDson. beimr oresent. was called unon f . - ' to give an account of the aspect of affairs in his county, and made a very cheering and encouraging statement cirritEiis. Draft Books for sale at the Stab Job Printing House. ' .' 1 ' . -. I pTtA-rnn Pnnmvo.Tinti mil ittw ' rinnr unit distinct for an indnltc period of time. ' Send your j orders for work to bo done in these, inks to the Pbihtiho Pirr.-We now have In stock over 300 reams of news paper, Sue 34x86, Weight 30 Jts per ream. It is good, rag paper, and will be sold, in ta to suit, for cash, or sent b j expres C. O. I, Tbaxsfbb Fbiktins-ihks fur copying letter-bead ings, statements, way-bills, &c Can be copied in the ordinary letter-press book. , Send your orders for printing in these inks, and for all other descrip tions of printing, to the Morning 8taj Frinting House. Book BnnnaT. Thx Moaimia Stab Book Bind ery does all kinds of Binding and Ruling 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. Transfer PBiNTura-inKS. Invaluable to rail road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer chants, manufacturers and others. They are en during and changeless, and will copy sharp and clear for an indefinite period of time. Having just received a fresh supply of these inks, we are pre pared to execute orders promptly and at .moderate prices. . . v. . IF YOV ; . . Want a Situation, Want a Salesman, ' Want a Servant Girl, : : . , , Want to rent a Store, : . Want to sell a Piano, ; Want to sell a Horse, s Want to lend Money, Want to buy a House, ' Want to buy a Horse, Want to rent a House, iVnt to WaU a Carriage : , " I ' ." K ? - Want a Boarding place, ' 'Want to borrow Money, , .. Want to sell Dry Goods. m Want to sell Groceries, , Want to sell Furniture, , .- . i Want to bell Hardware, .... . WanttoseaBeaffcUte.. U U -3 . Want a job of Carpentering, , . . . Want a joVbf Blacksmithing, " ' ' i Want to sell Mfllinery Goods, Want to sell a House and Lot, - Want to find any one's Address, ' Want to sell a piece of Furniture, Want to buy a second-hand Carriage, Want to find anything you have lost. ' :- ix Want to sell Agricultural Implements, Want to Advertise anything to advantage, . , Want to find an owner for anything Found, ' ,'"'- - !' Advertise in . , ' ' T- THE MORNING STAR. V i f JULY 23, 1874. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the city post-office July 23rd: '-A- Miss B S Armstrong, Mrs Anderson, Sam Anders, J W Andrew. B. Elizabeth Blaney, F M Brunson, 1 CiUiina xitrirs. .lunasiiioc.Rer. iRaac narreus. Leno Bird, Martha Broadstreet, Margaret mu, icnara urooKs, xtosa Knfnptv; Vunn Krno.btnn C. Amy Charles, care Mary Stewart. D tjowan, misu ts uowan; james "Jana- day, care Geo Rogers, Ann M Craig, Care J M&ewton, Louisfcopely, care SarlhNutW Eliza D Christian, John Caldwell, Louvina. vjapps, jjoucinaa uowan, juingu ikjuo, jas S Collins, Mary Cobb, Martha Ann Cash. Anarew jjavis, care jas Auams u W Davidson; Kate Davisr David Deal, Mrs M c Davidson. Catharine Domars. Sallie iJavis. J -tlenry J&dens, H tx Jwoanlcs, Ymi Evans. , ' F. Ben Flowers, Loucinda Floyd, Mary a' n. w R Gav. Julia Gore. P F Green., H. Church Hines. care Alfosd Frink. A OHatinr9 H T Wnv Mrs Wm T. Hall for liettie Hall, Mrs o Haynes, Catherine llari- 8n, care A Sampson, Clarence Hines, C B TT- j i "a r . .rii 1 TT.ii -r a tt 1 t tt.i t ; -r-r -1 r . . tt-ii liucv nqimeg, ievia numer. man.ua 11111. Nellie Hawkins. Rebecca. J flanche, Toney Jlussey, Wm N Harriss, Martha A Haskell. 1. Peter lsler. . ' -. J. Wm T Jones. Winnev Johnson. Susan Johnson. : Margaret Johnson. Lizzie Jones, Lucy Jals. James W Jackson, Eliza Jones, Arrena Johnson. - . - it. Amanda Keigan, Harrison King, Mrs uonne Kelly, Thomas W King. L. Henrv Louis. Isaac Lane. Jessv Lvde. Liddia Lawrence. M. Francis Merrett. James McFerreen. Lilly Mayhue, Lizzie McRay," Miss Leana Marshall. Marv E Moore. Pollv Mitchell. TCnH't I Moore. -IN. Mary Nash, Mary C Norwood. O. Geo Owens. Sarah Owens.. .... ' ... .. jr. jiiiKe x eJirsal wm Jrowell Alex Parker, care James Renders, Caroline Perlior. . xt. ijizzie Jttue, Jonn vann ltivenoarK, Catherine Kisley, Hannah Kichardson, Den jamm F Reece, Charles I Helye. la if. a i.i. a .2 01 is a 1 . " """" -a""u o"ep"B, Aiuauua H. ShinmanrKliza-ASvkes. .TosenhMSiter. son, Geo Sullivan, Annie E Stewart, Kate c .1 T : o rf.i. - r t csti lr Sanders, Lizzie Smith. M L Shavers, Mrs unt tspicer, Sallien bmith, Messrs Thornton & Smith: Sallie Spooner. W B Skipper. T. Fletcher Tilly Jones Taylor, S P Thomas, Mary Tillet,- Mary Thurmer, Mary Turphy, Malissa Toomer, WmToft, Joseph Tilmau. W. Miss A Williams. GD Wright. John W Waddell, Daves Williams. Kachcl Wil liams, R H Whitty, John W B White, care Jj Skipper. Y.-7-Wm Xounir. 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. - Ed. R. Brink, P. M. Wilmington, July 23, 1874. HOTEL ARBIVALS. ; tJ 1SJ,1C0E?le , Purcell House, J. R. Davis, W B Clayton, F H Gordon, C K Knowles, Columbia, S C; C B Dibble, H B Washing ton, E Li Moore, .New York;. 1 B Grainger, S H Fishblate, City; Dan'l Shaw, New Hanover county: A U DeWitt, lialtimore. Md; A F Powell, D P High and child, Whiteville; N-W Gaddy, .Nichols. sU;l) H Hutchinson, wife and son. Little River, S C; W Ames and wife, C C Railway; H H Slocunib, FayetteviUe; B S Perry, Rev A Baker, N C; J Judge, New York; H O Rawls, W B Browne, Norfolk; LA Powell, Sampson; H C Prempert, Raleigh; Jno I Dinciair, wasringion, JJ Kj, NEW ADVERTISMEENTS. If. CRONLY, Auctioneer. By CR0NLY & MORRIS. R. TT. A T. T?. S T A T1 (XK, WEDNESDAY, August 6th, 1874, commenc , i . - . , . . .... , . 7 me at 10 o'clock a. m.. we win sen at uxenanre Corner, the following property, devised by tbe will oi tneiate ueo. w. w imams, aeceasea: THAT LOT. 66x165. with' two-story Dwelling House containing six rooms. Kitchen, sc, upon least slue or Fourth, second lot south or TNun street. LOT. 33x150. South of and adlolnine above, with Dwelling uouse, five rooms. LOT. 3?xl50. South of and adioinins above, with uweuing uouse, lour rooms. PLANTATION on Mvrtle Grove Sound. 880 acres. 50 cleared and well Improved; buildings recently erect ed. Dwelling House, six rooms, double piazza. juf-aen, narn, etaoies, uutnouses, &c, osc, ec. Terms: One-third Cash, residue 6. 12, 18 and 24 months credit, with interest 8 v cent. $l annum. Premises can be examined and any information given upon application at the office of the Auc tioneers, nuir aug ana o New Singing Books! The L e ad e r ! ByTL R. PALMER, asiisted by L. O. EMERSON. Choirs. Conventions and Sinzing Classes will wel come this new Church Music Book, filled with new tunes, anthems, chants, &c;'c, all or the best. -quality. Price, $1 38, or $12 per dozen. THE SONG ' MONARCH ! ! By U. R. Palmer, assisted by L. O EkersOk. Especially for Singing Classes. First 86 pages contain the elementary course, the same as that in the Leader, which course is followed by more than ' 100 paces filled with the most interesting Secular and Sacred Music for practice.. Equal to the Sono Kino In interest. Price, 75 ctM r $1 SO per dozen. American Sciiool Music Leaders. Three carefully graded Song Books for Common - cnooi, pytk u. jcmxbson and w. s. 'iiLDKN. Book 1st. For Primary Schoo's, Price, 35 cts. 2d. For Lower "Grammar" Classes. " 50 " " 8d. For Higher . J 60 " The Course is easy, progressive, interesting, and has been thoroughly tested in schools near Boston. O. DITSON tt CO., I CHAS. H. DITSON A CO,, Boston. I 711 Broadway, N. Y. July 22-dw2w Th&Sun ; Still Offering. Our large stock and com plete assoitmcnt of -BOOTS . AND SHOES is; still unbroken, and being sold' at VERY LOW PRICES, t suit the hard times. GEO.'R. FRENCH 80N,,' , 39 North Front street. july 23-tf WHOLE NO. 2,122. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Pee Genaii MtB fine Vinegar. DIRECT IMPORTATION. . SUPER10U TO ANY OTHER' VINEGAR SOLD. BUppiJfl lOIUUlCB b ICUUl, U UUl null iu uio gallon demijohns (original packages) to any part of tbe city or conntry. ; r . ; ... :r,,- jaly2S-tf y.. Sand7North Front St. Old Government Java. rpWKNTY SMALL PACKETS , Expressly for Our Family Trade. V CHAS. D. MYERS & CO., Jnly23-tf : 5 and 7 North Frontt. ; Attention, Third Ward DEMOCBATIC-CONSER VATIVE CL UB T EGTJLAR MEETING this (THURSDAY) even XV lng. at 8)4 o'clock, at Masonic Hall. All Democratic-Conservatives are invited to attend. By order of the President. joly 16-lt JAS. W. KING, Secretary. Ladies' Trunks, Ladies' Belts. SADDLER Y GO ODS OF ALL KINDS, at. joly23 tfnac - J. 8. Tophem & Co.'s i 4 5,000 Busliels White and Mixed Corn. WUl keep on hand Fresh Water Ground Meal from this date. July 33-dAwtf BIN FORD, CROW & CO. Holasses, Suar, Coffee, Meat, Salt, Hay, Soap, Candles, &c, &c, ; For sale low hy July 23-DWtf BINFORD, CROW & CO. Gross Gut Saws. Of ALL KINDS, direct from the factory: . Light ning, One Man, Shad Belly, M Tooth, and several other patterns. Also, a full stock of MILL SAWS can be found at the old established Hardware Honse of - july23 tf JOHN DAWSON. Corn, Corn, Corn. fy. QQQ BUSHELS WHITE CORN, 2 QQQ I5asllelBlIixedCol, For sale oy KERCHNER & CALDER BROS., July 23-tf . 27, 28 & 29 North Water St. Spirit Casks ! QQ "STANDARD" CASKS, For sale by KERCHNER CALDER BROF.. july 23-tf 27, 28 & 29 North Water St. Oats, Hay and Flour. . I 1 AAA BUSHELS OATS, OA A BALKS HAY, aCi( Sbls Flour, For sale by KERCHNER fc CALDER BROS.. july 23-tf 27, 28 & 29 North Water St. : Glnc; Hoop Iron and Rivets. on f Bbift. Glue-. ZiZiij 300 Paper Rivets, OA TONSllOOl'lJtOJN, For mile bv KERCHNER & CALDER BROS July 23-tf 27, 28 and 29 North Wate rSt MISCELLANEOUS. Bacou, Fork, Corn, &c. 1 AA BOXES D. S. SIDES, KQ Boxes Smoked Sides, 10 HUds. Smoked Shouiaers, I CUSIUUiO riurnik txuj.u vvmi. T 000 Enme Mixed corn, JQQ BblsCMPork 1 000 BBLS rL0UB' grades, JPJQ Bbls Sugars, -QQ BblsSH Syrup, jpQ Sacks Prime Bio Coffee. Q Tubs Leaf Lard, . QQ BALES PRIME HAY, "100 02611 -ter Backets, ijp Boxes Tobacco, ij g Cases R. R, Mill Snuff, , 2Bblfl. Lemon and Soda Crackers, Boxes Candy, ., 2 Q Boxes Candles, gQQ KEGS NAILS, : 2 Q Tons Hoop Iron, Spirit Casks (Second Hand), ije BBLS. GLUE, For sale low by WILLIAMS A MTJRCHISON. july 19-tf CALL AND SEE THE Windsor manor Autunpn Cluster. VIENNA EXPORT BIER. PanlJanuei Imp.'Cognac, $5perDoz. F. W. FOSTERS' - Red and White ; Scuppernon? Wine at $125 Per Gallon, RASPBURY SYRUP :- ' a AND CATAWBA WINE, At GEO. MYERS', . july 21-tf 11 & 13 Front St EALLT, BALLY, BALLY J NOW, TO-DAY, TO-MORROW, ALL THE TIISE. FOB TOC NEVER . f Trii.ii Bur ; - OXJOTHII1TC3-, SO CHEAP AGAIN. . MTJNS0N & GO'S la the Place, . Under National Hotel, ' . , July 22-tf ' - North Front Street J " RATES OF ADVERTISINO ; j:r -" 5 .-."; - two days,. .i., . ,iii'r..v...i 5? " " v four days... ...... .i. 6C " flvedayB....,...........,... 3 War M " - one week.. ,.,..,..... , 8 " " Two week.:.:.i1.:.-.t..v 5 C . " Three weeks., . 6 " " One month... 8 0C " Two months ..15 M " . Three months . . . . S8 00 " Btx months....!... ...... ...vvii.85 W . One year . 60 Of ' 0TCoBtract Advertisements taken at proper Uonately low rates. - Five Squares estimated as s quarter -column, and ten squares as a half-column. , 1 i , . - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . DISSOLUTION '" :' ' OF ' " CO-PARTNERSHIP. THE CO-PAETNERSHrP HEKETOFORE ' Ex isting under the name and style of DAWSON, -TEEL &HENNING is this day dissolved by rou- ' tual consent , , . John Dawson . ALONE Is authorized co settle up'tbe -business of tbe firm and sign receipts for tbc tame. " " JOHN DAWSON, . . GEORGE TEEL, f i - - - " ROBERT BANNING. Wilmington, June 22, 1874. - .ITOTIOB. rpHE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES X. the..,:.:,.-.:!-,.-.-: ; - . r. -J --"it':' 71 'I' . ".' HARDWARE BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. June 24-naclm li& W , - JOHN DAWSON. MISCELLANEOUS. RALLY! RALLY! RALLY!' First Ward Democratic-Conservative Club. ' You ARE EARNESTLY REQUESTED to meet at Brooldyn Hal'., near Boney Bridge, tm Fourtht. Next Wednesday Nlcht, at 8 O'clock. A full attendance is desired as we have important business to transact.' v . JV. H. STRAUSS, Secretary, july 21-2t . i First Ward Dem. Con. Club. M. OR ONLY, Auctioneer. By OR ONL Y & MORRIS. ' r Him of German Barpe "FELIC1TAS," OF STETTIN (311 Tons), With all Materials Saved Therefrom, In. Good Order and Condition, A T A JJ C rT I O N , - ON WEDNESDAY, July 29th, 1874, commencing at 11 o'clock A. M-. we will sell upon wharves and in sheds of Messrs. Willard Bros., upon west side of River by direction ana under intpecuon of E. Peechan. Kea.. German Vice Consul, upon the recommendation of the Board of Surveyors, all the SPARS, SAILS, STANDING, AND RUNNING RIGGING, ANCHORS AND CHAINS, BLOCKS, BOATS, PUMPS, WINDLASS, STOVES, CABIN FURNITURE, - and all materials saved from wreck of German Barque "Felicitas," and at the same time and place the HULL of said Barque, as she now lies stranded upon Rip at theWestern Bar.' - " " l - fjaiy 19. NOTICE. Removal for ; Repairs. TJ17E TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING VV our friends and the public in general that Vie general nave temporarily removed to No. 2 branlte Row, South Front $t. our stock of Dry Goods, &e , from our stand 25 Mar ket Street, now undergoing necessary repairs. As we have determined not to remove our present stock back, we will offer For Thirty Days SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN DRY GOODS, ... BOOTS and SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS, do. We assure all that it will pay to take this little extra walk. , : Respectfully,. .. . J. I. MACKS & CO, july 19-lw No. 3 Granite Row, South Front St. A FEW MORE of those Fine Children's Colored SliDDers. both with and without heels. Come at once and get them at less than cost, at ,- AVAJNO VONlxUAJOJVB. Ladies' Kid. Foxed and Cloth Bals.. Calf Bala , Goat Bals , Kid Bals., at very low prices, at - Men's and Bovb' Hand-Sewed Calf Boots of ex tra quality, Men and Boys Kip Boots, s good article cheap, at , EVANS & VonGjLAHN'S. All kinds of Boys. Misses, Children and Infant Shoes and Boots can be found at KVANS VONULAHN'S. If vou want eood shoes, fine (hoes, pretty shoes. neat shoes, easy-wearing shoes, come and see ns. EVANS ftVoxGLAHN, july 18-tf . Princess Street Copartnership. TVe HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITn ourselves HENRV A. BCRB, tender the name and syle of . Hart, Bailey &, Co., and will contlnae to conduct the . Foundry and machine Business. july 21 tf HART A BAILEY. Once Again. DICKEY FLOUR . . AND -. FRESH. NEW EIVER MULLETS. A : CHOICE LINE OF. TOBACCO, CUBAPFOR OA8H,at julyl6-tf EDWARDS & HALL'S. Freeimman's Sayings ani Trust Co., BRANCH OFFICE. .. Wilmington, N. CL, July 17, 1874. jEPosrroRS in the above company are respectfully requested to bring or send their Pass-Books 2Z$rK WSPK to tbe office of tbe 1 ment, tnat tney may De yennea ana propeny oai- sliced. - By order of the Commissioners. ' julyl8-3w - JJ0. H. SMYTH, Cashier. , A Full and Complete Assortment of PATENT MEDICINES, ' DRUOS, CHEMICALS, - FANCY GOODS,- - TOILETTE ARTICLES,' PERFUMERY, SOAPS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, Brushes, Glass, Putty, &&, at GREEN & FLANNER'S, july 8 tf Wholesale Druggists, 47 Market st .